Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the fact of the matter is the decision to proceed and whether in fact the Deh Cho Bridge Corporation enters into agreements with contractors, that is going to tie the hands of what's left of this government and the governments for the next 35 years into paying for it, not to mention the tolls that are going to have to be paid on goods that are trucked across that bridge. I think we really have to take a look at this and make a business case for it. Again, we've had one briefing in the past three years that would suggest if you're anywhere close to making a decision, without any federal money, Mr. Speaker, this project, to me, should be put on the back burner. I don't believe we should be taking all the risk. I'd like to ask a question to the Premier. How much equity or risk is the Deh Cho Bridge Corporation putting into this project? Mahsi.