Again, this sliding scale and the definition is based on what has been agreed within the OECD development assistance committee, so it wouldn't be based on anything that Canada would be developing independently. The 45% case would be for the least developed countries and some other low-income countries. A 15% rate would be used for lower to middle income countries, and then down to 10% for upper to middle income countries. You can see that there would be an incentive in there for loans and concessional financing to the least developed countries.
