Therefore, there could be significant implications. Why is it that when they negotiated the agreement, our representatives did not think about the costs, particularly as the agreement automatically rewards the US for imposing antidumping and countervailing duty. We reward the US by conceding $1 billion to them and indirectly, we're penalizing our industries, allowing them little flexibility and no tax breaks so that they can report this refund at some point other than in the current fiscal year.
Given that Bill C-24 amends various acts with a view to implementing the agreement, should provision be made for this kind of arrangement, or should we make allowances for a different kind of tax treatment than the one proposed by CRA?