I'd have to say, the approach I would use would be to take a look at all the OECD countries and determine which aspects of which country we like. Personally, I don't think it would be so much an issue of picking one country and deciding if that is the one to follow. Maybe I am not really answering the question because I would probably use an approach that's a bit different.
I think that one of the key things for a tax review panel would be to look at how all the other countries work, take the best from the best, and come up with a system that makes sense that way.
In terms of the tax-mix part, we believe that, generally, most of the OECD countries, and especially over in Europe, have a lot more emphasis on commodity tax than personal income tax, and that is something we support.