There's a clear argument for that, and the general corporate tax cut reduction doesn't guarantee.... In fact, in the sense that we actually have mostly branch plants now, most of those profits are returned. Ironically, in the oil and gas industry—that's a debate for another day—we were actually returning Canadian taxpayers' money to Washington, because they could tax on worldwide profits.
This is why this committee originally came to see CCA as an actual objective. I believe, though, in a longer duration for it, and instead of the two-year renewal, looking at a five-year, and then maybe a potential of five more from there, a 10-year renewal. Some even argued for having it permanent. It would create more of a subsidy.
It's harder to move a piece of equipment to China that the taxpayers have helped fund through a reduction of taxes to the company, versus that of a general corporate return that actually doesn't end up in Canada because the investment—as you noted for your industry, it's 1% of investment for R and D—doesn't take place here.