Thank you.
Mr. Davidson, I just want to build on that.
New Democrats have been very forceful in our advocacy for a longer extension of the CEBA program. Even if we just look at the government books—and I think this was part of Mr. Ste-Marie's question—by forcing almost 20% of Canadian businesses on the CEBA program into bankruptcy, is the government likely to get more money back or less money back?
If we're talking about the finances of the federal government, it seems imprudent to push a whole bunch of businesses out of business so that they can never repay the loan, as opposed to granting an extension to allow them a little more time to pay that back. They would continue to have a successful business with all the economic benefits that this produces for their community, while at the same time ensuring that the federal government ultimately does get paid back.