We'll go to one question from each of the parties.
Before I do that, I guess the federal government has to look at what it is possible to do in the short term. If the finance minister had the nerve to do something before the end of the year, what would those two possible things be—accelerated capital costs? Budgets are cumbersome. Comprehensive tax reform, I think you'll find all of us are supportive of that, but that's more long term. We looked at it and debated whether we'd do it as a committee about two years ago. I think we even had a recommendation. We don't have the expertise. You really need to do something like a royal commission, and then turn it over to the committee down the road. That's a three- or four-year process.
What can be done quickly, in the short term, to enhance our ability to be competitive, especially given where the United States is at?
Who wants to take that?