If I were to speak to the Canadian tax code for individuals, I have mostly, personally, built a big chunk of the personal tax return and the corporate return myself. A lot of our clients use our software when they're trying to determine what is the best strategy for their clients to work in Canada or potentially invest elsewhere. They use us for the Canadian side, and view the American side or another jurisdiction in another way. We know our software is being used as a comparison to other countries. I'm aware of some of the results of those from a competitive point of view.
In terms of complexity, if we think about changes to the small business deduction in the last few years, we see the changes that could be coming to stock options. If we look at changes to subsection 55(2) and safe income, there's a lot of burden on our Canadian corporations. I believe if we explore comprehensive tax reform, I know that CPA Canada has some great papers about what could be done there. Mr. Ball is probably a great person to ask those questions of. If we were able to get the right people in the room and have the discussion, we could put together a fantastic tax code for the 21st century and be up there with all our biggest trading partners.