It seems to me that during the recession there was a lot of merger and acquisition activity because there were opportunities for companies to get assets at lower values. So if asset values are down, as they seem to be in the last few months, it's surprising to me that.... I think it should be of concern. In fact, you were saying earlier that you've seen no indication that interest is down. It just seems to me that the evidence is to the contrary.
The other question is about how these amendments will impact Canadian sellers. I think I was a bit confused earlier in the question I was asking. Really, the question is this. When we have Canadian investors who are looking at selling, what will this do to our investors in their risk aversion when they're thinking about whether or not a foreign company might be able to buy them?
What kind of analysis has been done? How will these amendments further impact Canadian sellers in terms of their investments and their risk aversion and economic growth? That really is the key. The critical question here is whether Canadians will want to invest in Canadian companies if they feel there's less chance of making money on them.