Chair, I will do my best.
Total revenues, which include tax revenues and non-tax revenues, went up by $7.5 billion in fiscal year 2012-13. This reflects an increase in GDP, the base of taxation. The tax rates have been kept stable. What happened is that the pie has been growing and this brings higher revenues. This is the explanation, more or less. In that same year, we had a growth in total revenue of 3% which was more or less aligned with the growth in the base. Spending was fairly flat last year, and this led to an improvement in the reduction of the deficit. I hope this is helping you. It's not an increase in the tax rate, for sure. It was just an increase in the pie that is taxable.