Our corporate responsibility. - ARC Resources Ltd.

Operating Expenses$ Million25020015010050Wages & Benefitsto Employees$ Million605040302010Cash Flow fromOperating Activities$ Million350.0262.5175.087.505 06 0705 06 0705 06 07Our PerformanceOperating ExpensesOperating expenditures have increased by 54 per cent, to over $200 million of which a significantportion goes into the rural communities in western Canada.These figures include purchases of goods and services but exclude capital expenditures.Distributions Paid to UnitholdersSince inception in 1996, the Trust has distributed $21.03 per unit for a total of $2.66 billion.Furthermore, distributions remained at $0.20 per unit per month through 2007, a level that has beenmaintained since October 2005.Royalties to GovernmentsOur most significant economic impact on government finances is the payment of royalties.Since ARC distributes all of our taxable income to unitholders, we do not incur income taxes. Ourcapital and other taxes have totaled less than $4 million/year for the past three years.Lease Payments to LandownersIn addition to obtaining regulatory and social licenses to operate, we need to get approval from thelandowner too. ARC makes lease payments to landowners for access to the resource.The figures in this graph do not include leases paid to the Crown, which have totaled $0.5 million/yearfor the past three years.500400300200100Distributions toUnitholders$ MillionRoyalties to Governments$ Million250200150100501512963Lease Paymentsto Landowners$ Million05 06 0705 06 0705 06 0722 2Corporate Responsibility