Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I’m just having a hard time finding it. Page 7-7? Oh, okay. All right. I’m just looking in the wrong book.
First of all, let me say that Public Works and Services has done a very good job of providing information. We asked for numerous things, which were provided in a very timely manner. Mr. Miltenberger was quoted in Hansard last week as saying that he couldn’t get a list of the subcontractors on the Inuvik schools project until the appropriation had been voted on in the House, and in fact, that list was provided to Members today. So that was very good.
The analysis on the cost per square foot compared to other schools that have been built recently was provided to us. Anyway, I could go on. There’s a long list of information that we requested as a committee that Public Works and Services got back to us with in a very timely manner and with the kinds of answers specifically we were looking for. It wasn’t like we asked one question and they provided some different information that was unrelated.
There was one thing I asked Mr. Miltenberger in the House last week, though. I asked him who signed the RODs that gave the authority to the Department of Public Works and Services to enter into the negotiations and the subsequent letter of intent with the contractor for the Inuvik schools. I was wondering if Mr. Miltenberger would have that information at this time.