I thought you were maybe going to answer “productivity”. That leads into the next question.
To offset productivity and the low rates of productivity in Canada, we put in the tax superdeduction. That's generally aligned with the manufacturing incentive for more manufacturing. In the previous hour here, we heard from the speakers who suggested adding it into the construction trade.
I meet with a lot of agricultural representatives. They'd like to see the tax superdeduction in the agricultural community, because everything we're going to do to increase productivity is going to be capital-cost extensive. To offset this, we have to have some type of tax credit in place so that individuals and businesses will invest. Can you comment on that?