In the next coming months we will in fact speak in much more detail about the transition process. Again, to reflect the point that businesses obviously need some additional assistance, businesses are the ones that promote or are responsible, if you will, primarily for innovation and productivity in the country. There are a number of factors for this, and I know you appreciate that. It is everything from whether or not Canadians, in general, are the risk-takers that Americans are. I don't think they are, but that doesn't mean we want to be Americans.
As it was put to me very clearly by another gentleman with whom I've consulted, there is a cost here, and we don't mind paying that cost to be Canadian. We live in a wonderful country. We have low taxes. We have natural resources. We have relatively safe streets compared to so many others. I think with the productivity gap between the Americans, for example, and Canada, we're actually paying too much at this point. So the reasons for the government to put focus on encouraging businesses to be more innovative, to be more competitive, to be more productive by incentivizing them to buy the latest machinery...skills training so their employees can in fact learn the latest technologies—