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to pay just over $7.00 euro's per tonne emitted carbon tax and south africa it's a collaborative effort by the african revenue service and national treasury and government in order to allow companies to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions as south africa is one of the biggest emitters throughout africa the tax will boost government coffers but its objective is not raising state revenue the goal is to protect the environment and join the global fight against climate change but africa's into the into the 25th in paris agreement which comes into effect in 2020 we have been placed into quite a significant amount of pressure in order to implement and some form of making as them for companies to be able to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions but there will be consequences especially since the countries largely depended on coal to generate electricity. and industries not entirely convinced the road forward will be easy the americans understand the imperatives of the green economy and the environment but we are quite concerned about the uncertainties around the carbon tax because none of the regulations of its implementation have been

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national convention allocations -- will make the allocations this year. the next revenue would be the c.b.d.s park maintenance. at 1.7 and then the debt service for the next tax increment revenue and then you see the wonderful number of 4.8 million. that would be the contributions from the operators and i would like to point out that it is a reduction of $400,000 from our february number. additionally, we have revenue generated from the transit system so it's the naming rights, retail revenue which includes leases. we have our sponsorship and events, advertising revenue and our offices sublease. there is a few deltas there. we've had a little bit of increase in retail revenue and increase in the sublease space. so, overall, the revenues have increased by 21% but clearly the majority of that is the debt service. here is a different view of our operating revenues and see 81%. the international governmental revenues encompassed the largest portion of the revenues for operating budget with 12% being from the operators's contribution of 7% from our operating and maintenance reserve. in terms of expenses, the transit center has the majority of the operating expense

services. john tory, the mayor of toronto is with us now. our national newspaper ran an editorial about this issue. slashedincial budget your budget and you have limited way to raise tax revenuee you thinking about what you are going to do? you have a massive hole to fill. first, i'm going to try to convince them that this is unwise to do. toronto is the economic engine of canada. when you hobble our ability to do things, that to me has an impact on the economy. an impact directly on jobs, people's ability to move around. we are going to try to talk them out of it at first. i don't want to speculate on what i would then try to do. if i have to find efficiencies to help them with their financial problems. toronto just had the credit good marks.d we got what they should be doing is sitting with us and talking to us about programs we run together for child care, public health, how we can make it more efficient, rather than sending us letters. their idea of efficiency is saying that they will send us less money. amanda: the treasury board said everyone has to do their part. the inference is you have to find cuts. toronto is the fourth-largest city in north america, and would is m