That's why I went into a bit more detail in my statement. There are some really important negotiations taking place this year through the OECD and G20 on a fundamental reform of international corporate tax rules. The majority of the revenues lost are on the corporate side, and most of them go to larger corporations and foreign corporations.
If we're talking about increasing competitiveness and the strength of the Canadian economy and businesses, we really need to address this problem. It's not just the lost revenues. Canada, actually, has a very good system of allocating taxable income between provinces, according to real economic factors.
If we implemented some of those rules that are under discussion at the international level, and if Canada were a champion of that, then we could largely do away with the problem of losses through tax havens and international tax dodging in different ways, so that—