It's not normal for us to hear industry come forward and talk about the need for good strong regulation, as well as investments in social programs, as a way of mounting a competitive and healthy business environment. I'm glad to hear you say that. We usually get advice to cut red tape, privatize everything and let people fend for themselves.
That said, good strong social programs and smart regulations do incur costs, both for the manufacturing bases and also for government.
As we move towards providing those supports, there is a lot of money being spent getting us through this pandemic, and there'll be a lot of money spent recovering.
How do we tax and spend our way smartly to make sure that we both create those smart regulations and those social supports, and also create competitiveness for you to rebound the industry?
What's the balance that you're looking to be struck?