I opened my remarks about the fiscal situation of our country with the comment that there are a lot of priorities and pressures on the budget each year.
We recognize that here in P.E.I. we've seen significant investment in infrastructure, in our airport, our port, our Trans-Canada Highway, and I could go on.
I won't get into the numbers. We could debate the economists' perspectives all day. I would just reiterate that the perspective from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce and from our chamber is that times are good, so let's get a plan in place such that when those headwinds do hit, which some economists say is coming, we're ready and we're prepared. That would be my summary comment, that we have a plan in place as a country.