Tony Stillo, director of the Canadian economics department at Oxford Economics, said the Conservative Party of Canada's agenda could have a significant impact on Canada's economic prospects in 2025 and beyond, and the devil will be in the details if Canadians vote the current Liberal Party out of office. Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau has decided to resign and asked Governor General Mary Simons to prorogue parliament so that the Liberals can choose a new leader. Stillo said Canada could hold a general election in May. Polls show that Canadians will vote for a Conservative majority, and the Conservatives will likely focus on balancing the budget and paying down the national debt. However, the plan to repeal the federal carbon tax is neutral for the economy because it will immediately reduce gasoline prices, but it also means the end of carbon tax rebates.