There are a number of different factors included. If it’s purely around the devolution piece — and that is the authority moving to the North and the aid-base transfer, as we call it — there is some difference. On where to do the job right and transfer it over, we need more than what’s being identified. There are some other incremental costs that we’ve discussed with the federal government.

The other side of the equation is the resource revenue sharing piece. That is one where we’ve had some discussions with the federal government. They’ve written to us, talking about the 50 per cent in and out, as they treat all other jurisdictions, but there’s been an additional cap put in place for us. At that point, we have a difference of opinion on how we need to proceed forward. We’re working again with regional leadership to try to come up with something that we can jointly move forward on.