Merci, Madame la Presidente. We have even heard here today a number of different competing priorities in terms of large capital projects, such as Taltson, which will be, if it was expanded to its full extent, over a billion dollars; Slave Geological Province Road, probably over a billion dollars, as well; universal childcare, $25 million a year. It is what the feasibility study said at the end of the last Assembly. We have a bunch of competing capital projects as well as some programs and services that we can decide on.

I would like to know from each of the Premier candidates how they intend to put in place an evidence-based decision-making process so that we can make the best decisions possible amongst these competing interests. Mahsi.