We have some difficulty, then.
Speaking of the ease of doing business, one of the under-reported stories with respect to the capital gains exemption is how much more complicated the government has made it. For example, if you sell your business, you're going to pay at least four different inclusion rates and probably a couple of marginal rates...tax difference. On one transaction, you could be paying tax at six or seven different rates because you have a capital gains exemption, the $250,000 exemption, the Canadian entrepreneurs' incentive, and the full rate. What are your organization's thoughts with respect to the current complicated state of the Income Tax Act and to the capital gains increase making it more complicated?