I also have to say that the CFIB has asked about a transition year, because of the documentation that's going to be required for this; CRA is not going to make these decisions lightly without asking for documentation. Given the fact that these rules took effect January 1 of this year, there may be people who are working in the business more than 20 hours, but it isn't being documented because that's the way they've always done it, so I think there are certainly some concerns there.
Switching gears, in regard to the passive investment, obviously making the change to where a company, if they're bringing in a certain amount, no longer gets the small-business deduction on the first $500,000.... Where you have cases of intellectual property...and I've been speaking to people who are involved in creating franchises in which they hold that intellectual property in a separate corporation from the operating part. They've raised concerns that they are going to be subject to a higher level of tax, and instead, I guess they may look at holding some of those intellectual properties in places such as the United States.
Is there also concern that some of this may be pushing some of our intellectual property away? Many politicians from many different political stripes are worried that we don't seem to retain our intellectual property and grow it here in Canada as much as we could.