I understand, and I'm satisfied with your answer. Thank you very much.
My last question is about reducing the personal income tax rate in the first tax bracket.
That obviously affects the value of refunds for certain non-refundable tax credits, particularly for people with disabilities.
Some of these people have reached out to us about this. According to them, the tax cut also reduces the tax credits they receive because of their disability. We checked the math related to their situation.
Let's keep in mind that this is about equity. The objective is to use tax measures to deliver a service to the middle class or to people who are a little poorer.
Has the Department of Finance considered ways to help these people?
Has any thought been given to measures aimed at the most affected groups? I'm talking about people with disabilities, but this also applies to many non-refundable tax credits that are calculated for individuals in the first tax bracket.