Thank you. That is a lot of questions.
First of all, I'm sorry if I've troubled you with my response, but we will give you the analysis. There is a very thorough analysis that looks at the relative impact of the tax cuts on the personal side, which does show this. And not to be troubled, I think it's a good story.
Turning to the second question you had, as to whether it is hard to study, when I was making that reference I was perhaps responding to what efforts in the government as a whole are looking at the analysis. We do the analysis, and I think in some departments perhaps their structures are a little different and the types of issues they have coming are a little harder.
But you're absolutely right: on the tax side, we have the data; on the tax side we have an outstanding assessment, and it's very clear every time. Broadening it is an issue, but we're working on that. So I think again it's a good story.
You had a couple of other questions concerning our influence on things. If it were that influential, I'd be asking the questions. I have an opportunity to give advice, but really the government and the minister have an agenda that goes broader than just the department. We're there to support the government. This analysis does support the government, so I feel good about that, and I think the minister appreciates the progress we're making as well.