There's no question that one frustration in the auto industry has been the numerous bureaucratic channels that one would have to go through in order to have the discussions on investment. The system that is in place today federally is one of taxable, repayable loans, which the auto industry considers a joke. If they borrow $1 billion, the first thing they have to do is pay tax on it. The reality is that people keep away from the process that's in place.
We have now put into place Ray Tanguay, a former Toyota executive, to help put into place a process that is exactly what you're talking about. We need a one-stop shop. That's what they have in Mexico and that's what they have in the United States. It's a question of harmonizing the process in order to attract the investment and then streamline the operation.
The process is starting, but obviously the next step is needed. We would hope that in the first federal budget, the government will give a message to the auto industry that you're once again interested in enhancing this industry, because the auto industry has felt neglected for quite a few years.