Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I will reluctantly be supporting this supplementary appropriation bill. It’s really more expensive not to proceed with this than to proceed, which is a sad state of affairs. This situation speaks to some serious management questions that beg for investigation and for some attention to make sure that any corrections that are needed are realized. I think the political decisions that got us into this situation also require further investigation and an objective look, again with an eye to plugging any process gaps that exist, and we know they do.
Clearly, there are major budget implications for the next decade or more as this project consumes a third of our debt room. I guess, to wrap it up, Mr. Speaker, in a brief sentence: this is a very sad situation and it can only be resolved through the long term. I think we need to bite the bullet here, and on that basis I will support the bill. Thank you.