Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'll answer that.
The short answer is...well, I can't remember whether it's a yes or no, so I'll just say it applies only to the backstop jurisdictions. In the case of, for example, the Northwest Territories, which has a plan that meets the standard, it will be up to the Northwest Territories to decide whether they would like to have a separate incentive program.
Should they do so, we at CRA have the ability to administer and we have in the past administered programs for other provinces and territories. For example, we administer a rebate program in Alberta and B.C. on a cost recovery basis.
It would be up to the Northwest Territories to decide whether they want such a program and then to talk to us about whether we would administer it. They could administer it themselves. They might have other options. We do it, and so that could be a possibility.
Just to clarify, this is with respect to the climate action incentive or rebate program. As for the fuel charge itself, we'll be administering it across the country.
Unless Geoff would like to confirm or deny any of that, this would be my answer to your question.