I would start by saying a predictable regulatory system is probably more important than tax breaks. The mineral exploration tax credit that I believe you were referring to is an innovation that was developed in Canada when Minister Goodale was minister of natural resources a long time ago. It has done well in terms of helping junior companies attract investment to find new deposits.
Since we've had very prolonged and depressed commodity prices, these junior companies really need everything they can to attract investment, particularly uranium prices in Saskatchewan. Our exploration basket pretty much is uranium. There's a bit of gold and some base metals, but it's primarily focused on uranium. We have over 100 million dollars' worth of investment in uranium exploration on an annual basis, so it's very significant.
The best exploration new deposits in Canada for the last couple of years have been found in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin by companies using tax credits. It has been helpful in identifying new deposits in Saskatchewan and across Canada. For the junior companies, they're critical to attracting investment and helping them in the further development of properties through the exploration cycle.