Thank you for the question, Mr. McCallum.
Clearly, the industry was concerned last year with the cancellation of the visitor rebate program. We were heartened to see the replacement of two-thirds of it, which dealt with the group tour market and the meetings market in the form of a foreign convention and tour incentive program. That program has been in place now since April of 2007.
We have indicated to Minister Ablonczy, who's responsible for this sector, that we will be happy to review it with her at the year mark in April of 2008 and see if any features of it could be tweaked to enhance its function as an incentive scheme.
The loss of the individual program was a concern. We indicated that at the time. Many other countries that have value-added taxes rebate the VAT to the visitors to their country, but that's life.
On the ADS we would like to obtain that designation. We are concerned that the United States is close to obtaining that designation fairly soon, and that is a market...although the Chinese market is growing substantially without ADS because of visiting friends and relatives and business travel. So it is growing significantly, although we would like to be able to tap into the tour market eventually, which is what the Australians are doing at the moment.