Others may be better positioned to respond to that. After all, I'm the tax guy. However, let me raise some considerations around that.
The idea of the universal basic income has been around for a long time and there have been debates around it and one or two small pilot studies. I think the issue is really around balancing the replacement of the supports in place now through provincial efforts, through the employment insurance system and so on, with a system that replaces all of those. The questions one might have are around affordability, labour market effects and so on. We didn't get into those discussions in designing the Canada emergency response benefit. Really the question there was how to support Canadians in as fast a way as possible, in a simple way, in the way that was responsive to the extraordinary situation at hand.