Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Once again, the price and how it is established takes into consideration the transportation, the contracts that are in place, and we're aiming at a cost-recovery basis. So there is little to no profit made. In fact, if we were going to try to just make every community pay for the price of delivering the product, some communities would see a significant increase to a litre of gas and a litre of home heating oil. But again, through the structure we've put together here and with our stabilization fund, we try to mitigate some of the increased costs of providing fuel to the communities.
Of course, as prices continue to rise, that has an impact on our stabilization fund and we would have to make adjustments to that to make sure that we kept that as close to a positive side as possible, and not get into a situation where we were before, carrying basically a debt of almost $5 million to try to minimize the impact on residents in the North. So we're working around that issue, as well, from our side, to try to have things not be so long before we have to make some changes to the pricing structure as we're impacted by the price of goods. Thank you.