Mr. Speaker, I have an example. If a student receives a $15,000 scholarship and also earns an additional $10,000 in 2007 by working as a teaching assistant, he would have a significant exemption.
For hard-working students, who are working their way through school, like my hon. colleague, that $1,000 employment credit will apply as well. Just by virtue of working toward his education, he will be earning another $1,000.