Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, the other question that was asked if we approached the federal government to look at this as self-liquidating debt and treat this as a permanent bump up to our borrowing limit, again I talk about the relationship with Minister Flaherty and when he states on it, he’s honoured his word both when he said we are unable to do something or when he can do something. He made it clear that this was going to be short-term relief, that we would not see a permanent adjustment to our debt limit, so I know at that point that’s off the table.

As for self-liquidating debt, it is treated partially by that, but the formula, I guess as a way of putting it, the previous government approved the $2.28 million going into it as an additional top-up on top of our ferry service and ice road crossing service and the rest in a toll. So that process remains the same and is in place.

As well, as I stated earlier, in my discussions with Minister Flaherty it was made clear that this would not be a permanent adjustment. Thank you.