No, except that I'm here as the chairman of the Financial Management Board and that's the Finance Minister's concern, Mr. Chairman. It's ironic that Mr. Ballantyne is cautioning the Premier and myself to be careful about what we say lest people read that information, listen to that information and then make decisions based upon that information.
I would point out, being it's Friday, Mr. Chairman, that the Department of Finance in Ottawa and the Department of DIAND in Ottawa have readers who read all the debates in this House. Talking about our surpluses and so on, and our cash position and how fortunate we've been, does not really give me a strong card to play at the negotiating table with Mr. Martin. In addition, to myself and the Premier having to be careful about what we say about the investment climate in the Northwest Territories, debates in this House have a way of weakening our hand when we're trying to convince people that we really do need some extra funds or do need some greater consideration than other jurisdictions in Canada. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.