Sure. Thank you, Mr. Kelly. Yes.
Where I was going with my final comments was about the need for tax reform that ultimately looks at a whole bunch of tax measures, including material tax reduction all the way through the system. Canadians pay far too much in tax. I have written about that very many times. I'll debate anybody who wants to challenge me on that. That to me is real affordability measures. The Fraser Institute, for example, does its yearly study of how much tax is paid—not just income tax, but all levels of tax—as a measure of total income. It's an interesting review. Yes, you can debate the methodologies and conclusions, but tax is far, far too high. My conclusion is that by reducing those tax loads, those are real affordability measures.