I'm inclined to first say that there's a very important audit to be done just on that topic.
As part of the audits we need to do right now in the context of COVID-19 and infrastructure, I'm not sure how much we'll be able to look at that aspect. Those are obviously areas where we would expect the Canada Revenue Agency, for example, to play its part in ensuring that everything is being done properly.
Obviously, this must be done in accordance with the existing tax laws. I'm sure you understand that I can't comment on that, as those are policy decisions. However, since a legislative framework regarding taxation exists in Canada, it's absolutely crucial that the comprehensiveness of the tax base be protected and that the players involved play their parts.
Considering the scope and complexity of the matter, right now I can't commit to auditing that thoroughly in the present context, but obviously, it's important.