Maybe I'll start with that.
The short answer is yes. There is a significant pool of foreign investment that can come to Canada.
I don't know if it is tax laws so much as it might be application. We have one administrative issue that is preventing a lot of money from coming into Canada easily. We saw great movement in terms of changing the Canada-U.S. Tax Treaty in terms of recognition of limited liability companies. The problem is that we're still sitting on an administrative detail called the section 116 certificate, which requires a host of signatures that just can't be done. There was some movement to try to deal with that in the 2008 budget, but administratively, within the public service, that has been prevented from changing. That needs to be fixed. We need to get rid of the 116 certificate. It is an administrative detail that just prevents easy money from coming into Canada.
So the short answer is yes. We believe foreign direct investment is available for us, but our own rules are preventing that money from coming here.