Sure. I guess I took the bait and focused on HST.
To come back to what was buried in his question, there are a couple of key points worth mentioning. First of all, concerning the flow-through credit program, it's the small exploration companies that can take advantage of that, not big business. Those that don't have operating capital--so we're talking about companies with a handful of employees--can take advantage of that. That's one point worth mentioning.
As for deep drilling, it's a very high-risk and very expensive undertaking, and the tax credit would incent the kind of activity that companies might otherwise not both bother with because it's so expensive and so high-risk. Yet the return--having an existing mine site last another 25 years because of a new discovery--is not just to the company but to all Canadians. It means a lot more activity in the region. Jobs continue. Revenues to government continue. So that's the rationale for both of those.