Thank you.
Again, we have obviously our tax code here, and we have other jurisdictions. Specifically, I'd just like to ask about the part in the spring Auditor General report where it states that in some international jurisdictions, they have adopted reporting practices where they provide short descriptions of a tax measure, a discussion of its purpose or objective, the future cost of each tax expenditure, and the number of beneficiaries.
The Auditor General listed Australia, France, and Pennsylvania as examples. Do they all provide such information or is it just a little bit? Can you tell us about a few areas where Australia, France, and Pennsylvania may also be falling behind our approach?