Fair enough.
Neither of you would have an idea of whether or not the government should be booking revenue based upon a review so quickly, and I think that's fair enough. I'll insert my own opinion on that at another point.
I did have a question. It was mentioned, I think by Mr. Macdonald, or perhaps it was somebody else. No, it was you, Mr. Ball.
I agree that we shouldn't be taxing savings. One thing that came out in the budget that has to do with taxation is the bail-in concept for Canadian banks. I don't know if C.D. Howe would like to answer this, or maybe CPA, but in the past when we studied the bail-in provisions we made it clear in our government that we would not be going after the deposits of regular Canadians. The government hasn't been clear on that so far. What is your opinion, in terms of bail-in, where Canadian deposits are at risk of supporting a bank if it does fail?