To come to the question in terms of the rationale, a number of studies, I think.... Obviously the committee is undertaking this work and will want to explore this information. We point to recent OECD work. They've studied this question over many years, providing supporting evidence that these sorts of long-term investments do return well for the economy. It's a separate question, and I'm not in a position to answer. It's not our area of expertise in essentially providing a tax environment that's conducive for investment to not have an effect where you're slowing current growth, current investment, to favour future longer-term investment. Again, I think that's a matter of tax policy and fiscal policy, which isn't in my domain.
On March 10th, 2020. See this statement in context.