Thank you.
I come from a rural riding, so you'll have to excuse this country analogy. We would say that in this situation it looks a lot like the fox is actually guarding the henhouse here, in that we have an individual who presided over the usage of tax havens in an extraordinarily large amount. Now, he even still holds shares, or one would believe that he still holds shares, in a blind trust of Brookfield's, where he actually stands to make money if they continue to use tax havens.
With that in mind, have you seen any serious or significant efforts made by the federal government since Prime Minister Carney became elected prime minister to combat the use of tax havens?