I don't have anything specific in mind. It was just a general question that came to mind as I was reading through that, and it would be interesting. For example, what are the criteria upon which an audit is initiated? And then secondly, once an audit is deemed necessary, what period elapses from the time it's identified until the audit begins and is eventually concluded?
I ask it in the interest of all taxpayers. We're all penalized in some sense when this very small number of Canadians chooses to circumvent the tax system. I think it's important that Canadians are assured that there is an effective audit mechanism in place and people are paying their fair share of the tax burden, which does provide for us the services we've come to expect and enjoy.