Mr. Komarnicki made the very important point that you can only spend what you've got. I would like to draw attention to the fact that this government has spent $220 billion since January 23, 2006, on tax cuts. That creates an awful lot of space that could have been spent on doing some of the things we were talking about. So it was a policy choice that was made by this government. You went through a very meticulous list of things that this government has made small steps towards, steps in the right direction in this budget.
I would like to also point out to the committee and have it on record that all the spending changes in budget 2009, the year of the biggest stimulus package—and the only stimulus package budget the federal government has ever put forward in the face of a huge economic storm—all of the spending measures are temporary; all of the tax measures are permanent. There has been a very clear priority put forward in this budget as to how to deal with economic catastrophe, and I'm afraid I don't think the formula that is put forward there is the solution.