Mr. Chair, I'd like to share my time with Mr. Lobb.
Mark, when you spoke earlier, you talked about commitments that governments could show to help with some certainty. You talked about improving access to capital, intellectual environment, and negotiation of fair trade deals. In the fair trade part, you talked about currency manipulation and issues associated with that. You also talked about other issues such as keeping business costs low, and Mr. Nuttall spoke to some of those. With CPP payroll taxes, 95% of the people working right now are not going to see anything out of what is there, yet you and your workers are going to have to pay that right away, and we have the tax implications of massive debts that are engaged here.
Mr. Masse spoke about how workers and companies have made the adjustments. My fear is the barriers that might exist. One of the things you spoke of was whether Canada was going to be more competitive or less competitive on a 20-year basis. From your position, are there unintended consequences that we had best be aware of so that we are able to advance this out on a 20-year spectrum?