Thank you. I don’t think it’s a case of anybody being bad guys. We are looking at a budget. We agree on the Heritage Fund, we agree on keeping the money out of programs and services, we agree to put some in the Heritage Fund, some in capital and some for debt repayment. Now we’re having a spirited, healthy debate about how much and how do we manage that along with all the other obligations we have and the factors and the variables we have to look at that are financial pressures on us.

In terms of corporate income tax, as we’ve laid out a number of times, it’s a very complicated process. The corporations, businesses can reach back many years to decide when they’re going to file, what they’re going to file, where they’re going to file, and we always are operating on projections. We have indicated to MLAs that rather than wait for the projections from the federal government, we’re going to start using our own five-year projections to give us a better idea of what the potential corporate income tax will be, and in some cases we have businesses and industries, mines that have yet to pay any royalties because they’re writing off all of their expenses. So there are a lot of factors when it comes to corporate income tax and why it’s such a hard-to-predict number. Thank you.