Mr. Chairman, I think when we look at our tax effort, it is always measured relative to what the other provinces are doing. If the provinces are lowering theirs and we are lowering ours, then the relationship between the two does not change. If we were lowering our taxes and no one else was doing it, then I think it would have some impact.

I do not think we will lose on the tax effort factor, given what the provinces are doing and what our economy is doing. I do not think there is much risk there, at least for the life of this formula. We have to weigh whatever small loss may be there against the potential for the one-time revenues that we have benefited from. Again, we are dealing with unknowns here and trying to pick the best options to work with. Right now, and the last couple of years have shown us, that looking to the one-time tax revenues and also paying attention to our large corporate taxpayers in the Northwest Territories has been the best route for us. I do not think we are going to lose much on the tax effort adjustment factor, Mr. Chairman.