Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I have a couple of questions. We may not have any long-term debt now, but I would expect that since we are predicting an accumulated cash deficit by the end of this upcoming fiscal year of $74 million, at that point some of the short-term debt might be turned into long-term debt. I would agree with the Minster that we should not focus on the debt wall too much. We had some of this discussion earlier when we went through the budget of FMBS and talked about borrowing, since we know now that we are looking at having available borrowing capacity of $49 million at the end of this upcoming fiscal year. The budget we are looking at right now has a cash deficit in it of $55,795,000. Would that not cause us some concern about whether or not we can carry on with the level of spending and the level of revenues unless we are able to, in the next year, change things with Canada?

I know the Minister suggested that corporate taxes will average around $160 million, but he said that might start in the next couple of years. Then he talked about pipelines. I know we are not going to see a pipeline in the next couple of years. Since we are predicting $160 million in this budget in terms of corporate income tax revenues, looking down the road one more year, how close to that $160 million are we going to be getting? Is it going to leave us enough room that we are not going to have to worry about only having $49 million in available borrowing capacity? Thank you, Mr. Chairman.