Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I'll start with some honest feedback about the progress report that your department prepared. I have to say I found it disappointing. I think what I had hoped to see in a progress report were some lessons learned from the initial months of implementing the tax. It was very light on that, if there was anything. What it provides is a little bit of history as to how we got to the point of implementing the tax in its current form.
I've heard the answer many times—in terms of the impact of the tax overall, we're to wait for the economic impact study. I am interested to know, given that you've been in the process of implementing the tax now for several months, what you have learned. What kind of friction has there been in the implementation of the tax? What kind of information have you needed from companies, for instance, on the ratio of personal use to business use? What's the reporting regime for that? Is that beginning to come together? I know there were questions before the legislation was passed about what that would look like and how that would be reported. What are the new mechanics that your department has had to adopt to implement the tax as is, and what have you learned in that implementation?
That's what I was expecting to see in the progress report.