I think I understand where my colleague is coming from. I am just telling you that the current spending of the government is controlled under the Financial Administration Act. That is the checks and balances approved by this House on a department by department basis. We have a Deficit Elimination Act that we must maintain that contains the ability not to overspend. We have to meet the laws of the land. It is all there, the checks and balances are there. I do not know how else to explain it to my colleague. It is not my intention as the Chairman of the Financial Management Board to take this government and future governments into debts that they cannot afford.

It is the intention of this government and the initiatives of this budget to bring about some economic stimulus through our leverage approach that is frequently spoken about to bring back the levels of funding we are accustomed to in the infrastructure of the territories, to meet the fiscal requirements of this government and of the future two new governments and in doing that to meet the Deficit Elimination Act that governs our overall spending, et cetera. I think there are sufficient legal and legislative checks and balances there to ensure that happens. Thank you.