Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, the Tabled Document 46-13(4), which I tabled yesterday, is the document that Mr. Arlooktoo referred to. For in my research, when I received this document, I understand that it is still on the books of this government as a policy. It does not matter if it is three governments ago, ten governments ago, or five terms ago. It is still on the books as a policy of this government. Yes it is. It is still on the books as a policy of this government. So if we are not following that policy and we are not following some policy, we are just following his direction, then how can, for example, we look at, as a government, the different areas that are being privatized? Is there some kind of rule set out on which areas that we will privatize so that the Members can have a look at them? That is the point here, Mr. Chairman. I ask again, can maybe the Minister provide that direction, this legal document, these legal borderlines, or paralegal, or whatever there is in place that tells you of how you are going to privatize? Maybe the Minister could give us an idea, other than say that, well it was the direction of government.