Thank you very much, Chair.
Welcome to all assembled. Here we go again.
This is somewhat removed, but it concerns a comment Mr. Monette made when page 8 was up. Indulge me; it's related.
When you were referring to tax revenues over the last couple of years, the report we have here shows 46.7% and 46.8% respectively for the percentage of revenue that comes from personal income tax. On the corporate side, it's 16.7% and 16.0% respectively. So the contrast in 2007-08 is that 46.7% of all tax revenue comes from personal income tax, 16.7% comes from corporate taxes, and you made the statement that it's fairly constant.
I'm assuming that you mean “fairly constant” in the modern economic era. This is where I'm seeking help from anyone here who can answer. It seems to me you don't have to go back too many decades to when it was actually reversed. There was actually a time when we received more money from the corporate side than we did on personal income tax. Is that correct?