Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Mr. Cochrane, you said a few minutes ago that the increase in the capital gains inclusion rate is a blunt instrument. I'm paraphrasing, but it's unfortunate that people like Mr. Stefanec and Mr. Jochum get caught up in it, because the real point of it is to get at the very wealthy high earners who are really in the 0.13%.
Would you agree, then, that it's worth trying, in this process we're studying—the proposed legislation—to come up with a mechanism to exempt folks like Mr. Stefanec and Mr. Jochum, who are legitimately not part of the 0.13%, from having to pay an inclusion rate over and above the 50%?