Mr. Speaker, the first point in the budget documents, not the second or third point, says that there will be a cap. And, as Premier Calvert has pointed out, as the Conservative opposition leader in Saskatchewan has pointed out and as every journalist in the province has pointed out, that cap means that the full exclusion of non-renewable natural resources will never be achieved.
The government gives with one hand and puts a lid on it with the other. The fact is that Saskatchewan does not get and will not get what the Prime Minister, the former leader of the opposition and the Conservative Party, promised to Saskatchewan.
The problem here is that the Prime Minister deliberately left the impression that Saskatchewan would be getting $800 million a year. That is what Conservative campaign literature in Saskatchewan said and that is not what the government or this budget has delivered.