I think maybe the committee could have unanimous consent around that idea.
I'm sorry to take up that time. I just couldn't resist.
Our government does believe that part of a responsible and effective economic plan that delivers fairness for every generation means you have to make the investments that Canadians need. To do that in a fiscally responsible way, you have to raise revenue.
As you know—because I heard you talk about this in the House earlier this week—the main way to raise revenue in this budget is to increase the capital gains inclusion rate. That is the right thing to do. That really is a way to deliver fairness for every generation. I think that measure, appropriately, asks those who have benefited the most from everything that is great about Canada to contribute a little bit more for the next generation. I think it does that without hurting, and it does it in a way that maintains Canada's strength as an investment destination, Canada's economic strength and the ability of our economy to grow. That's why we chose that particular measure.
I have more to say, but I think you want to say something, so I had better shut up.