When we look at the overall debt, we're looking at RRSPs, which are money we put aside on which we'll be paying taxes later. We know we have to pay taxes on it. When you have a holding company and you've frozen shares, there are taxes that will be paid when you sell your shares, or if you die, those taxes will become payable, and that's also a government asset. When you look at it as well on a simple corporate level, you pay taxes. The corporation pays the tax, and after that there's the mechanism of making sure that the system is balanced. If there's an increase in taxes, when you pay out a dividend, there's a refundable tax that comes into play. Those measures are not in there.
On November 3rd, 2016. See this statement in context.