There are certainly other things we have to address. When I do my own research, I concentrate on fiscal and tax policies. It's something that I have read repeatedly and something that I became convinced of—that we need a more competitive tax system in Canada. We are a little bit off base, as I said, with respect to the amount of revenues as a proportion of our economy that we collect from income taxes, corporate and personal.
Other advanced economies, most of them, even the European ones, collect less. It's just something that has happened and, I believe, something we would benefit greatly from changing. It doesn't mean necessarily collecting less revenue. It's just changing the structure of the tax system. That's something that I hear repeatedly that needs to be done. I don't know if that's the greatest factor hurting our competitiveness, but I know it's a major one.