We need to support them. We need to support SMEs. We need to support entrepreneurs. We need to support start-ups in Canada. We need to enable them to succeed, and in so doing, we need to provide.... We are offering a number of other opportunities to support that. Partly, in doing so, we have had exemptions, and we have had some tax reductions well beyond those in the United States for SMEs.
To your point about the escalation from SME to corporate, and that tax differentiation you were referencing earlier, those are things that we need to support as we go forward.
I'm just trying to remind you that Canada needs to be competitive on all fronts, and those issues are being taken into consideration as we proceed. The inclusionary rate provides for a huge benefit at the $250,000 mark—$500,000 if they're husband and wife entrepreneurs—but the beneficial ownership that is not applied to trusts and small businesses will still be at a 33.3% tax-free benefit, which will be competitive—