I'm going to circle back briefly to one of your previous reports, on the carbon tax. It's actually from 2022, so it's not that old. I'm going to summarize it to put us all back in context, but I advise everyone, including the general public, to read the Parliamentary Budget Officer's reports, because your analyses, which cover a host of subjects, are very enlightening.
The report talked about the net cost of carbon to households and the tax and economic implications, and compared the current situation to that of 2030 or 2031, when the tax will be at its highest in dollars per tonne of carbon emissions. Overall, if I understand correctly, eight out of 10 households, mainly low-income households, receive and will receive a little more money than they pay in carbon tax annually, and mainly the wealthiest are penalized, ultimately. Is that correct?