Thank you very much, Ms. Glover.
Minister, I just want to wrap up with a few comments.
First of all, I do appreciate your report about the pre-budget committee. I think it is important to show members of this committee, who spend an awful lot of time in pre-budget hearings, that there is a thread between the pre-budget report, the budget in February or March, and the budget implementation bills.
I also wanted to indicate that our hope is to have the report on the charities study to you before Christmas, both the pre-budget report and the report on charities.
I did want to touch on one specific thing. You were in discussion with Mr. Mai about your department's commitment with respect to credits for the fossil fuel sector. As someone who represents a lot of that sector, I would just encourage you to do the approach that was followed in this bill. In this bill there were changes made to the corporate mineral exploration and development tax credit, but at the same time, in the same budget the government extended the mineral exploration tax credit. I think that kind of surgical approach in terms of phasing out some tax credits, there are certain tax credits that do cause a lot of growth and investment, and do result in exactly what you said, which is the billion dollars of revenues back to the government. I don't know if you had any specific comments with respect to that.