Thank you.
Ms. Nasser, one of the things that happened in late December was that the National Anti-Poverty Organization undertook some research in terms of the distribution of various tax cuts. One thing they found was that lower-income families pay about 8% of the money collected from GST but only 0.5% of taxes, versus the richest 2% of the families, with incomes over $100,000, who pay 4% of all the GST and 10% of income taxes. This suggests that the GST cut is actually a much bigger and broader benefit to lower-income families than it is to higher-income families.
I just wondered if you could comment on that.