Thank you for the question. It's a good one.
I think you have to look at everything. It's not just one simple GDP measure. You have to look at everything from productivity to capital investment to growth and business investment in order to say where we are in terms of our competitive position.
I will give you a couple of other numbers. When we look at trading across borders, according to the World Bank, we're 51st. We're 64th on construction permits as a whole in part of that overall ease of doing business.
It has to be everything, and this is where I think we have to look not only at broad-based tax reform, but at broad-based regulatory reforms, and really look at them. I think the external advisory committee and the work the Treasury Board is doing are starting to do that, but they have to look at really focusing on how we're tracking, how we're reporting and how we're monitoring our progress. Otherwise, we're going to have a measure there and a measure here, and we're not going to keep moving things forward.