 I think it's a budget for British Columbia taxpayers. They didn't want any surprises and there weren't any and balance doesn't really mean boring and people are talking about it being boring. Balance means stability, predictability and that encourages investment in job creation. So I think it's a budget for today and a budget for the future with the LNG tax regime being explained. Getting a budget that is stay the course, vigilant, prudent is precisely the signal that the business community needed at this point. So the Metro Vancouver business community should be pleased with what they saw today. The key things we watch for are the debt to GDP ratio and it's on the right trajectory downward for sure. That's a very good thing. We would like to see more detail and I get a better sense as to how the debt and when the debt is going to get paid down a little bit because we do take a very firm view on things like that. That's a very important part of the balance sheet and we're hoping to get more information on that as the next months and years unfold. But as the minister said, you can't contemplate that question if you don't have a positive operating statement to begin with and it appears they're on track to doing that. There's a lot of prudence and caution built into the economic assumptions and the revenue assumptions here which is reassuring but it also means there could be some additional revenues flowing in I think over the three year fiscal plan. I'm sure the minister would like that if it's true and we're more optimistic actually on the economic outlook than the Ministry of Finance is by a wider margin than in previous years so we think the province is going to enjoy a couple of pretty good years of stronger economic growth faster than the budget is assuming. In my view I think the economic outcome will be somewhat better than the baseline that we're seeing the budget here and so that too of course is a buffer if you will and of course there's the other $2 billion worth of both forecast allowance and contingencies as well so that too provides a very good buffer. My expectation is that we'll see these numbers exceeded in the coming years i.e. larger surpluses and higher revenue. The minister and the government in general has done an excellent job. It's nice to get into the surplus area now and it's nice to have an opportunity to take surplus dollars and reinvest them in the economy or also to invest them in debt reduction which is important as well but overall I would say that it's an exceptional budget.