I thank the Premier for that. I think it’s a discussion that needs to happen. I think, even outside of this building, the public wants a chance to have a discussion about the goals, the aspirations and the opportunities that are going to present themselves over the next three-and-a-half years. I think maybe we can get to some of that here in the next three-and-a-half to four-and-a-half weeks, but I think we should also look at having a public debate where people can come and ask questions of the Ministers and we can have a full disclosure on how decisions were arrived at.
The Premier also said early on in the process that cuts would be a last resort. That’s why I’m a bit surprised that had happened. I’m also surprised that when Regular Members make suggestions to Cabinet, they’re dismissed. They say they need more analysis. We need to look at them a little bit further. But when it comes to decisions that are made by Cabinet, they’re put forward. There’s no analysis there. There’s no groundwork done. How is the Premier going to engage Regular Members going forward so we have meaningful input and our constituents have meaningful input into this process?