That's correct, Mr. Cannings.
Canada had a number of tax measures intended to attract investment in renewable energy, including accelerated depreciation and other ways for junior development companies to offset development expenses. They pale in contrast to what is in existence south of the border. For a decade, they've had an investment tax credit for solar and a production tax credit for wind. They were recently extended for several years as well, and as a result, while companies are taking advantage and while there is some limited success from the existing measures here, they pale in comparison to what's south of the border.