I think increased revenues will definitely be part of the answer. We are not going to sustain the programs that we're talking about unless there is something done on the revenue side.
In fact, I would go back to what I said about the cost of a program dollar. I think you're doing Canadians a service by charging them full dollar for the programs they're getting, because ultimately—as I was talking about with respect to history and the projections—that's what it's going to cost. You're not doing anyone any favours by pretending that you can have these things for 50¢ on the dollar.
About particular taxes, including the wealth tax, I would say that we have to be realistic about what kind of revenue yield there is going to be. I myself am wary about taxes that hit high-earning people harder than others, because we already have a brain drain to the United States. We haven't paid so much attention to it over the last little while, but the people who leave Canada—and there are about 70,000 of them every year—tend to be relatively highly educated and relatively high-earning people. We don't want that to continue. We want them to stay here in Canada. The—