Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, there are quite a number of different boards that we have organized that have been in place, some through legislation, some through need, some joint with other jurisdictions. Every board, through policies and regulations, has identified how many board members there are going to be. In some cases, it's based on representation from each region and if it's in the region, there is representation by each community. They all have their own agreements on how many people will make up a quorum to make decisions. So there is a variety of different structures out there that, through their policies and guidelines, dictate how many members should be on each board or committee and how many will be needed to make up a quorum to make decisions. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.