Thank you very much.
My next question is for Kim and Amanjit. Thank you for your presentation.
There was a little bit of doom and gloom in the presentation. I'm a small business owner and have been for 30 years. There is a lot of good stuff out there too, so I think we want to make sure that while we recognize there are challenges, we also have to look at what those opportunities are. When you talk about clients looking to leave the country and going to the U.S., or not continuing, I think we have to remember there have been a number of companies coming to Canada—large companies, companies big and small. In my riding Weston Foods just closed two of their plants in the U.S. and they've moved all of their operations to a small community in Ontario in which they're expanding by about 150 jobs.
There's always a balance to those things. I'm sure you have new clients who come to you, who have moved here, looking for advice, and it's a very important role you play in ensuring that they're getting that good advice.
You mentioned a couple of things in your presentation around qualifying capital asset purchases. You used the word “qualifying” in your.... I wonder if you could expand on what you see “qualifying” as meaning. You mentioned the word “efficiency” as well, in terms of capital costs to increase efficiency. Do you have any thoughts around what that would look like, and is there a threshold built into that?