Mr. Speaker, as for direct information, we, at the request of Members, set up a process so Members could be involved in those initiative committees, and that started to happen, but they’ve since changed their approach and said no to that. As I stated, the Strategic Initiatives committees start some of the work of what we will look at and what changes we can make, and then it becomes the Ministers responsible for the department. So, for example, in transportation, where that affects the cost of living in our communities across the Northwest Territories, on the size of planes that can come into communities delivering goods and services, highway reconstruction that leads to a safer, more accessible system, the Mackenzie Valley Highway, for example, we know and there’s proof in that kind of work that over the long term will see a stabilized or reduced cost across the Northwest Territories.
As for day-to-day business that we’ve done, for example, a result of the work the Minister of Finance did there was no tax increases as part of this budget process. So let’s recognize that we’re trying to do what we can and all the initiatives that we work on flow through back to the main estimates set before the House now. Thank you.