Mr. Speaker, when something is turned down at the Financial Management Board level and it is rejected, then it is off the table, it is gone. "No" would be the answer, and it would be gone. In this instance, this didn't

happen. What happened was that the issue was still alive with the Financial Management Board. It is just that, at that particular time, there was not enough information to make a decision about that issue. So, it was realized that it would have to be dealt with at a later date.

A rejection to me is when we say no, it is off the table and don't bring that thing back here any more. That didn't happen. Everyone knew that issue was going to come back to us again. So maybe I am splitting hairs, Mr. Speaker, but I cannot say it was rejected because that doesn't meet what we term a rejection at the Financial Management Board. I hope that clarifies the issue, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.