Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The Minister speaks to the value of the community justice committees and nobody is arguing with that, but I am saying in order to give them a lousy, measly $250,000, isn't it a shame that we had to take five positions out of small communities to take away the regional justice coordinators in the communities in order to find that $250,000 in a $1 billion budget. That's the part I find sad. No doubt those people are struggling and hats off to them if they are willing to work like that to try to divert their own people from having to deal with the justice system and the very expensive price tag on incarcerating people. Good on them, bad on us that we had to take away the five regional coordinators jobs in order to find the money for it. Where are our priorities? We can't afford housing for teachers and nurses in the communities, so that people can teach our kids in the school and nurses can take care of our people in the nursing stations, but we can find $41 million to build a courthouse so we can send people off to jail. You have to look at it in the big picture, Mr. Chairman.
I am trying to be reflective of how people are going to perceive this and how people see this when they look at what we are doing as a government. It's the small things that matter in the communities.
Having said that, I have been through the courthouse building here which we are leasing. I respect the issues that are raised by the judiciary with respect to the serviceability of the way things are laid out and how that compares to other people of other stature would be expected to fulfil their duties. So, Mr. Chairman, just before my time is up, I have one more question. How many positions are vacant, system-wide, within Justice at this time?