I have a question on Schedule 2, I believe.
This shows us, as Mr. Julian said, that the procedures for analyzing bills are being somewhat abused along the way. For me, and I've have been here for nine years, it is a precedent to study a bill without considering it clause by clause and without assessing and comparing what exists and what is being proposed.
I don't even know if this is Schedule 2, but earlier we were talking about interest. This bill also talks about dividends. There are also withholding taxes on dividends. In your assessment, I imagine that, in the $180 million, not only interest, but dividends paid by investors and financial corporations were subject to a withholding tax. Now foreign investors will no longer have to pay withholding tax on dividend payments. Were those withholding taxes on dividends part of the $180 million? Since the Conservative government favours foreign investment, those withholding taxes will probably disappear. That will have the effect of increasing foreign investment.