On the first issue, of what other jurisdictions are doing, I'll break it down. On the revenue side, the corporate income tax side, this is a world conversation. We certainly have seen movement on this from other countries. Most recently, France and Great Britain have been looking at this and have made commitments to move forward on the taxation on the revenue piece. Canada also signalled its commitment to use the same approach.
Now, there are international dynamics at play that need to be considered, but certainly there needs to be leadership from the federal government in Canada, and we're well poised to take that leadership. We would not be out of lockstep with other countries. We would be leading the charge.
On the GST piece and other jurisdictions, with the way our tax system is structured, I can merely compare us to other jurisdictions in Canada. We have provinces that are moving on this already in the absence of the federal government applying it.
On having GST applied at the platform level, there is a precedent in the Uber industry, in the taxicab industry. We know it works; people woke up and took Uber the next day. Governments got the revenue they needed and it levelled the playing field, so there is already a precedent for it. It works, and we are seeing that same type of tax application on the GST side in other countries as well.