Mahsi, Mr. Chair…(inaudible)…it’s been of great interest to us. When we start talking about the food basket and other areas of nutritious food delivery into the communities, to the schools, and this $400,000 was earmarked so we can identify what’s needed in the communities. As I stated earlier, Mr. Chair, the $400,000, the majority of it will be going to the community, it will be going to the organization so they can distribute it to the students that are without food or the breakfast program in the morning, because we did listen to the Assembly Members about no more studies. So we’re saying the $400,000 will go towards that particular food programming, the nutritious food. So, Mr. Chair, I just want to highlight that we can’t take the food away or the money away from those individuals that desperately need it and to work with it. I think it’s important to highlight that.

You know, we took the study part away. We were going to focus on, okay, what’s out there now, but the majority of the money will be going to the communities. So I just want to reiterate that for the general public that the $400,000, it is going to a good cause and we feel that it should still be part of our budgeting process. Mahsi, Mr. Chair.