Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, as I stated earlier, one of the things, in light of the news we have, I've put a call into Minister Goodale's office to try and establish a meeting to go over a number of the issues, formula financing being one of them. The expert panel, and the work that it has been mandated to do by the federal government, is one that's across the country. So although we are in a difficult situation, that work will continue to go on, as the federal government has stated. I think we'll have to seek relief from the federal government in looking for a number of other options, and I think that's what we'll need to try to look at.
Meanwhile, we'll have to look at our numbers that we have now that are firmed up around our revised corporate tax figures, our expenditures that we had planned to make for the remainder of this fiscal year, and look at addressing our fiscal responsibility policy through our own initiatives at this point. Again, as we proceed down the path, and as we prepare for the main estimate process in the new year, we're going to have to look at that plan, because that plan was developed in a different fiscal environment that we were predicting than what has actually come out now. So we're going to have to look at that and make some adjustments. Unfortunately, for us in the Territories, it's not going to get any easier. Our work is that much more important with federal Finance in trying to seek some positive outcomes for us, and the work that we've talked about ongoing since we've taken office, and previous governments, and that's around royalty revenue sharing. Thank you.