Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, many of the documents we have developed, the strategies, the agenda, are considered living documents simply because it is the prerogative of Members of the Legislature, who put it together in the first place, to change it as they see fit and when it is necessary and proper to do so, that nothing is cast in stone. We are living in times of rapid change, tremendous opportunities that need to be seized when they present themselves. The fact that some people, I will not include myself so much, but some people have used the term living document to reflect that. I am in agreement with it. Thank you.