I just want to put on the record that I believe Mr. Baylis has raised a very good point. I have heard politician after politician telling businesses they need to innovate, yet businesses innovate every day. It's government oftentimes that doesn't look at its own processes to see if there are better ways to do things. I certainly agree with my colleague that that's one area where I think we can do better.
Moving on to other items, Mr. Greer, you mentioned the Canadian Free Trade Agreement. I think it's absolutely ridiculous that we would say we have a free trade agreement within Canada, given the large number of exemptions in it. Have your members seen any significant movement in terms of reduced red tape right across the country directly from that agreement?