Thanks, Mr. Chair. The Member is right that they have said that they will spend the money in the jurisdiction where it is raised, but how they spend it will be up to the federal government. I will use the example for a small business. They came up with some specific examples around small business, where they are going to provide rebates in those provinces where they have imposed the carbon tax. The small business would have to pay some money to do things like retrofits and those sorts of things, and they will use part of the carbon tax revenue to offset some of that. That doesn't change how much money the small business will actually be able to pay in carbon tax, so when you compare that with our approach, where we will have that point-of-sale rebate of heating fuel, that makes quite a difference to small businesses. We also already have programs under the low carbon economy for businesses to be able to get access to funding for retrofits and those sorts of things. What the federal government is doing in other jurisdictions, we already have in existence.
The Member is correct that they have said they will return the revenues to the jurisdiction where it is collected, but they will do it under whatever programs that they feel, will see fit to implement, and those may or may not be the priorities of the Northwest Territories. Thanks, Mr. Chair.