and the last criteria will give us ways to a body weight your tax system based on at wettability. currently, the taxes are paid by less than 10% of businesses. this would double to about 20% of businesses. part of that would be proprietors and full partnerships. you could be a law firm with two employees and making over $2 million and not see any tax burden. under the gross receipts alternative, we would be capturing that. the other place we are capturing new players is a federal enclaves. i'll be happy to take any questions at this point. >> thank you, jason. >> questions? or comments? commissioners? >> commissioners, jason eliot does need to be. if there are any questions you have of him, now is the time, or we can bring him back up a little bit later. >> any questions for jason? >> ," one question. what was the reason for moving from revenue neutral to revenue generation? >> thank you, mr. president. that is a good question. one that we grappled with for a while. the mayor initiated this process to be revenue neutral. we were going to replace the tax structure. to answer the qu

i don't think there are many people out there that have a press wettable opinion on this -- a persuadable on this. the way many voters view -- the way they view -- they view the obama administration to that particular bill. it was very expensive. it was a chaotic and partisan process. i think any real litigation of it is bad for the obama administration. >> if it is raised by -- if the visibility is raised by the supreme court decision, kennedy defended by the obama administration? >> it is all dependent on what the court does and what they said. i agree that it is an issue, but not the issue. if it becomes part of the campaign, it will be an issue through which voters will be able to assess very clearly the values of these candidate. do you think that insurance companies ought to be able to put lifetime caps on you when you work your whole life and your knowing your 50's and 60's and your sick and they will cut off your coverage when you need it most? that will come on the value side if that becomes part of the debate. >> peter, i want to ask you about a different health care issue. ther