I assume that's still to me.
It should be. The idea is that the corporate minimum tax would fill in the gap. If you have a company in Canada that's headquartered here and does business in another country, the corporate minimum tax would bring the effective tax rate up to 15%. The idea was that if they were paying 5% in the other country, then you'd be able to charge another 10% on income attributed to that country in Canada.
I think it could be effective. We'll have to see how it plays out. This is a brand new concept, but it has the potential to reduce the profit-shifting issues under BEPS, so we'll see how it works.