Thank you, Madam Chair. Madam Chair, in the area of doubtful accounts, within the Department of Finance, there is a built in reserve for accounts where we send out invoices on an annual basis. Once Municipal and Community Affairs has done their assessments, that comes over to us and we send out invoices on an annual basis around property taxes. As we realize through the year that the account isn't being paid and if it carries over to the next year, then we have to realize that account as unlikely to be paid. So we have to build in a reserve. This is an accounting exercise that we put in place.

The fuel tax revenues work somewhat differently. Fuel taxes are collected on a monthly basis from corporations. In this one particular case, we weren't able to secure payment for those fuel taxes before the company went out of business. We can't carry that on the books as revenue coming in because we doubt, in fact, that we will be able to receive that. That is what we do as well with property taxes. When we feel that we won't be able to collect on those taxes, it wouldn't be appropriate to continue to count them on the revenue side of the chart, so we put them onto the doubtful accounts. Thank you.