Mr. Chairman. In the last few years we have gone through an incredibly difficult exercise of cutting back on expenditures of government. One of the areas that has been hardest hit is health services, social services and education. I believe that our government and the next legislature will be compelled to work to find additional resources by whatever means to put back in those portfolios. I believe that it is no use to create jobs and industries if we are not taking care of our people in the first instance. We have to make sure people are healthy, confident, the idea of community wellness has to continue to be part of our strategy in improving the lives of our people as we move into becoming more economically independent and diversified. Thank you.