Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, as an Assembly, we have achieved some significant progress in regard to balancing the budget and achieving a small surplus this year. I think we should all be very proud of that achievement. We cannot loose track of the fact, in the enthusiasm of the moment, that there are significant problems still before us, financial and social. Mr. Speaker, we have an accumulated debt of about $40 million. There are a lot of forced growth issues we have yet to address in the social envelope. For example, we are short 4,000 housing units. We have not addressed the needs of education for a number of years where they have had no increases to their budget in spite of an increased population. We have pay equity before us with a price tag of anywhere from $40 to $200 or $250 million. We have a P3 proposal that has a lot of potential providing it is done right with the proper check and balances. If we do not have the proper checks and balances, an amortization schedule and it is not coordinated properly by the government, then we have the potential, almost overnight, to put ourselves back in the same financial situation we have just spent two years digging ourselves out of. While we should be very proud of our achievements, we cannot loose track of the fact we have a lot of work to do. We are not out of the fiscal woods yet, and that we have to stay the course in a lot of ways as we plan for the future. Time is running short but we cannot afford to stray. We have to keep an eye on the fact that we are now fiscally solvent for the time being We want to stay that way and build on that. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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