I can briefly comment that, overall, any taxation we do, whether it's direct to consumers or hidden taxes that have to do with the cost of producing the products we use, we see the impact on affordability. The more removed you get from it in terms of the broader supply chain, the harder it is for people to understand where it's coming from.
When we're talking about affordability, we should also talk about the ways that people can afford their lives, which are from incomes and productivity. In order to get to that, we need to have higher competitiveness for global capital, so we can build more big things and employ Canadians. That's another very valuable way of offsetting and not just looking at specific taxes that consumers are exposed to.