I won't comment on a specific fiscal initiative such as that. I would just say that what we're expecting in our outlook as outlined in the MPR is that investment in the non-energy, non-resource, part of the economy is primed and ready to pick up strongly. Our surveys tell us that people are almost at capacity, and that they need to upgrade their equipment. The order book is strong from the growing export sales. Therefore, all the ingredients are present for the second half of this year to start stronger investment in the non-resource economy.
I've no doubt that this will be participated in by foreign investors as well, especially because, as you mention, with the dollar lower it makes that sort of investment a stronger value proposition for a foreign investor than it would have been while the dollar was stronger. For us, what matters is that the investment happens, new equipment happens, productivity rises, and our capacity increases, and more jobs are created. That's the magic combination that we're forecasting to be picking up speed now. That's what we'll be watching very closely, and foreign investment will be part of that picture.