Thank you, Mr. Premier. I look forward to that discussion with the Members after he’s had some discussions with the Minister of Finance Canada.

Mr. Chair, in terms of the time frame to complete the bridge, we’re looking at 2011, in terms of this time frame and the amount of work that it is

required, we aren’t too sure how things are going to unfold next week or the day after. We’re under a time frame. There are certain consequences of not meeting the time frame. In his good judgement and estimation, can the Minister of Transportation say that the quality assurance of the project, things that we’re going to be looking at a little closer in terms of the structure, that we’ll be able to meet this time frame in light of what Mr. Ramsay has been saying, in terms of those issues? I just came to know about them and I’m not too sure if that’s true or not. The Minister has talked about some deficiencies. Is that something that we can safely say by 2011 that this bridge will be done and finished and that you’ll have the satisfaction? Because you are right, lives are going to be depending on it, they’re going to be crossing it. It’s very serious about this issue here. I have children or relatives, the same as anybody around here, so we really have to be serious about this. So when you say time frame, I really want to make sure that we are able to meet this time frame, because there are consequences for not meeting this time frame, there are penalties, and I want to make sure that we are prepared with some alternative plans depending on how we go about this. I want to have a few minutes from the Minister to see if he could help me with this question here.