Thank you, Mr. Speaker. First of all, we have a budget that has grown considerably. I think, as the Minister of Finance said, it's a $1.2 billion budget now. That's grown considerably if you look back three years. So we haven't been completely without new revenues over the last few years. That doesn't include some of the one-time money that we've achieved. Most of what we will pay for will come through that $1.2 billion budget. But what we need, if we're going to build a sustainable economy in the long run and build infrastructure and have people who are prepared to take on jobs that at a greater rate than they do right, we're going to need a fair share of that other money, that resource revenues that come from our land. We also have to think ahead because we have non-renewable resources and what do we do once those are all mined out? So we need to look at things like a trust fund, a heritage fund for the future. That's where we need that money.

Mr. Speaker, we have been paying -- I think in a 2001 report that we did on non-renewable resource development -- we have been footing the bill for about $68 million minimum per year additional cost because of mining development. That's a reality that we've had to pay for that out of our money. We wish we could have paid for that out of resource revenue sharing. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.