It would definitely be great to have a second set of eyes on those numbers the CRA has published. If there's a way to get the PBO those figures so that we can have [Technical difficulty—Editor] analysis of the tax gap, that would be great.
If we were able to implement something like public, country-by-country reporting, we could have not just the PBO looking at these numbers, but also civil society organizations and academics looking at these numbers. They could estimate not only the tax gap from tax evasion, which I think is what the CRA is focused on, but also the tax gap from tax avoidance. That is technically legal, but it still costs us a lot of public revenue.