Thank you.
I'm sure that you, over the years, studied the issue of tax fairness as well. One thing I find very curious about the policy is that, if you're an individual or a sole proprietorship unincorporated, when you sell your capital asset, you get the first $250,000 with an inclusion rate of 50%, but if you happen to own the exact same business across the street and are incorporated, you don't get that. You can have exactly the same two businesses that are exactly the same size with exactly the same asset mix, but one person gets a break and the other one doesn't.
Can you comment on the inherent unfairness of that?