Okay. No problem.
It suggests, in Canada's economy, that grocery companies—in particular, Loblaws being one them—are seeing massive increases in their profit margins that are inconsistent with the rate of inflation and inconsistent with supply chain pressures. It suggests that Canada take a stronger role in making sure those companies are enhancing their competition. One of the tools it recommends is ensuring that there be a tax to disincentivize the extreme profit margins we're seeing.
What would you say in terms of that recommendation by the Competition Bureau?