I thank the Minister for that. I guess considering the Government of the Northwest Territories had, or still has, a $165 million ticket out there on the line, I’m surprised that we weren’t more involved early on. I know we probably gave too much slack to the Deh Cho Bridge Corporation. In hindsight, we probably should have been there. The department should have been there. We should have been watching what was going on there, especially in that first year of construction, and we didn’t.

Again, I am appreciative of the fact that the department has stepped in last year and they continue to maintain a presence there with the new project management team as well because, like I said, the bottom line for me is that the project gets done the right way and all the issues are addressed before we spend any more money. That’s what I want to try to get at through these questions.

I, again, certainly will sit down with the Minister, as soon as possible, and his staff , as well as any other Member who wants to come to the meeting and I’ll show him what I’ve got and I’ll talk to him about what I know. Hopefully we can address some of these concerns, because at the end of the day, we are going to be spending another $90 million on this project and we need to have every assurance that we’re not throwing good money after bad and that this project is going to get done and done right. So with that, thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thanks.