Mr. Chairman, there is no longer term intent on this particular bill. This is to get us by for the next few weeks, and it may be that I can come back into this House and reduce the amount back down to $65 million for next year. But we will be into a situation of borrowing, as we always are in March at the end of the fiscal year. It is just something that we always do.
What is happening, though, to our cash reserves is whereas we had a surplus of cash before that we could draw down upon and tide ourselves over for that particular time, we are now starting to run deficit budgets. This year we will have a deficit of some $23 million or $25 million, and if we continue to do that, we will continue to have to borrow money. Maybe the next time we are going to be borrowing money in February as opposed to March, and it will gradually creep backwards and backwards until we are borrowing large amounts of money toward the end of the year. I am hopeful that is not going to occur. As you know, the budget before us right now is virtually balanced, and we certainly will need to increase borrowing authority in future years if we continue to run deficit budgets. At the present time, this is merely to get us by into April, and, as I say, I may be able to come back in and reduce this amount back down to $65 million for next year. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.