We've talked about some of the infrastructure needs in the Yukon and the role the federal government could play in this regard. It seems an opportune time right now, given low interest rates, to get access to lower-cost capital to make those investments. But there was discussion earlier about the lack of territorial taxes, about there being no equivalent of a sales tax here. Do you see any link between not having any sales tax here and having a big infrastructure deficit?
I guess that's a question for the territorial politicians, but I ask you that.