Mr. Speaker, certainly Mr. Roland has mentioned some of them. Condition reports of existing facilities is clearly one. We are continually assessing the condition of our assets. Second, we have to look at program needs. If a program changes, then we have to make changes in our assets. A third one would be the resources that are available to us. We may not have the money that we had anticipated three years ago; we may not have it this year; we may be working with less money, so we need to look at how we do things differently. So, those would be the three main considerations, although, I am assuming that there are other things that may come into play as well, but, those would be the three main criteria.
Joe Handley on Question 29-14(6): Rationale For Changes To The Capital Plan
In the Legislative Assembly on February 17th, 2003. See this statement in context.
Further Return To Question 29-14(6): Rationale For Changes To The Capital Plan
Question 29-14(6): Rationale For Changes To The Capital Plan
Item 6: Oral Questions
February 16th, 2003
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