Thank you, Mr. Chair. As I said earlier, any type of motor fuel is going to be subject to the carbon tax. I have to point out that with the heating fuel and propane, 100 percent rebate comes to about $9.5 million dollars. That is a substantial amount right there. We worked with Canada. We came up with an approach that we thought would be beneficial. Nobody likes a tax. That is the way a lot of people see this.
What people out there need to understand is that there is going to be a carbon tax regardless. If our approach is not used, there will be a federal backstop, which I believe will be not as good for the people of the Northwest Territories, especially a lot of those living in smaller communities, having to pay a higher cost of living. We were able to work with them to come up with the approach that we thought would be best for the people of the NWT. We need to be quite clear that the carbon tax is going to happen regardless. Thank you, Mr. Chair.