Thank you, Mr. Chair. The first pot of money that we’re using to do some climate change related research is underneath the Build Canada Plan. We have allocated a portion of that funding for research and development and focus on climate change. So a total of $1.85 million over seven years. It’s an O and M item.

We talked about a number of the projects that are underway, one of which is just a vulnerability assessment for the highway. We also have a project in the capital plan here for Highway No. 3. We have, this summer, hired an engineering consulting company to do some additional work for us, quite an extensive study looking at all the different conditions that that highway is in right now and will be subjected to in the future with the objective of ensuring that we have the most appropriate plan from a cost perspective, from an operation perspective, from a safety perspective, the most effective plan going forward so that we can provide a good, safe highway for the users of it. That work is still underway, as I mentioned. It started probably a couple of months ago. So there’s not any results for it yet.