Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, this goes on from quite a long process; it just didn't come up overnight. We have worked with our tax collectors, those that have that status, in collecting the taxes. We don't charge home heating oil any fuel tax. The problem is, as those that purchase the bulk supply, they buy under the home heating oil banner and, for the Northwest Territories, there is no limit to that. What happens as a result of this is the federal excise tax can kick in, because what we are saying in the Northwest Territories now is that everyone purchasing fuel would purchase it under motive diesel, which then our fuel tax arrangement falls under. But if they resell it as a home heating oil and can prove it is being sold as home heating oil, then there is a reimbursement that occurs. So there is no tax there and we are not limiting the motive diesel or home heating oil. It is at the time of reselling that we have some issues with and are following up on. Again, this is not going to be a broad stroke approach. We have looked at that and heard some of the concerns. Those that are in good standing, we are not going to enforce further rigid controls on, but those that we are having some issues with, we are going to continue to pursue.
I have heard some of the concerns and directed the department to look at meeting with those that have tax collector status to try to work out some of these concerns that are being raised. Thank you.