It’s interesting that the Minister mentions the budget this year. It was up over 7 percent. I think it was 7.5 percent, something like that. The projections the Cabinet has come up with here were 1 percent. I’m wondering how that fits with what the Premier has just said. The projections for next year are 2 percent. That’s exactly what I mean by unrealistic. If we’re going to go into this with those kind of ridiculous figures, we’re looking for real serious trouble. This $165 million on top of a 7 percent increase this year would equate to something like a 20 percent increase. This is not business as usual. I’m sure the Premier would regret having said or implied such a thing. I would welcome any more perspectives the Premier might have to offer that would actually be based on reality. Given that we have never achieved this, and the Premier I’m sure through all that we’ve been through remembers the discord and angst of trying to get some reductions in our first year. Or second year. Between the first and second years. It’s not easily done and that’s what we’re saddling. Subsequent to people with....

We might get some relief -- I hope we do -- from the federal patron, as I mentioned. But how long will it be for and given that the payments don’t really do a great deal to that principal it takes a long, long time before it really helps us out here. Like I say, $40 million over the first five years will get us $10 million reduction to the $155 million. As the projections, again, at the same time, requiring that we reduce our existing debt, not bridge debt, by $70 million. How realistic is this? If we’re going to go forward, we’re going to need serious reference figures on which to base our decisions. Thank you.