I'm going to just jump in because time is so limited.
Not long after the testimony you gave in 2016, the Auditor General delivered a damning report that revealed that the Canada Revenue Agency will grant months or even years when it requests information from tax filers if they have offshore dealings. If they do not have offshore dealings, they have 30 days or else the tax will automatically be set. Can you comment on how this punishes regular tax filers in favour of those like Brookfield, for example, that have offshore dealings?