I know that the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada is going to cover this in the next session in terms of the numbers that associate for Canada on the accelerated capital cost allowance, but essentially the stakes are quite high. We know what the stakes are if we don't implement this. Essentially, there are a lot of lost jobs and GDP on the table.
On the other hand, on the positive side of things, I know that the Chemistry Industry Association has done a lot of research on what the return would be for Canadians if it's implemented. Essentially, eight years afterwards, the federal government starts to regain revenue again, which in the life of the facility—essentially over 50 years—is a huge return for Canadians. On top of that we have the revenue from the construction period, as well as the full-time jobs and the multiplier effects, as I mentioned before.
I'm not sure if Mr. Plamondon would like to add to that.