Thank you, Mr. Speaker. There is a requirement that they would have to pay some portion of their taxes, depending on the size of their operation and jurisdiction. Now, the other type of income that can be filed or earnings filed would be on investment income, and that doesn't need a location or an office. They could have a small operation, an employee, a storefront operation that they could file, but that is on investment income. On the actual corporate tax side where the main earnings that we receive would require a certain portion, again, would break out the amount of operation they had in the jurisdiction that they were operating in. There is still some flexibility in there for them to file in a different jurisdiction depending on their location, but the big tax windfalls we had that I am aware of, I believe one of the companies or a number of the companies did not actually have a full operation in the Northwest Territories. That is based on investment income, and we know that as a result of stock markets and that situation. There are not a lot of companies out there that have those types of earnings to want to invest in different jurisdictions, because every company would if they had an opportunity to invest in a jurisdiction with lower corporate tax rates, if they had that flexibility I believe they would. Thank you.