You also talked in your opening statement about financial literacy and how it is challenged by the method by which this government goes about tax changes. You testified at the finance committee late in the previous Parliament about the capital gains tax, which came to mind when you spoke of the chaos over introducing measures, treating them as if they had royal assent or at least leaving Canadians forced to plan as if these changes had royal assent. In that example, they abandoned that poor policy even before Parliament was dissolved.
Can you comment a bit more on how to properly table and deal with tax measures and communicate them?