Mr. Speaker, if you go out to spend

$165 million of what is going to amount to public funds, in my estimation, you would make sure that all that work was done prior to getting into an agreement that commits you to $4 million a year indexed for every year for the next 35 years. Obviously, this was rushed. It was a rush decision to sign this concession agreement and to get the project started. Again, I’m left wondering why and I think the public should be having many questions about why this concession agreement was signed off three days prior to the last election to allow a project to start that now we’re starting to see that all the i’s were not dotted, all the t’s were not crossed. There are some problems here, Mr. Speaker, and I think we need to try to get a handle on those problems. Another question I have on the project is if it is a fixed price contract at $165 million, why are we already accessing the prefunded contingency fund of $10 million, Mr. Speaker? Thank you.