Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Just quickly in regard to the Deh Cho Bridge, it has not had a negative impact on the capital plan that’s before us. We are all aware of the process that happened with the federal Minister of Finance and the negotiation for a $75 million a year bump-up for five years in terms of our general borrowing limit. The fiscal plan we laid out and continued to follow predates some of the more recent activities. As well, once the bridge is concluded here, hopefully in the fall, it will be, for the most part, self-liquidating costs through the revenues it’s going to generate. We are still going to stick with our fiscal plan, which is going to see us coming down to a more sustainable and historical levels of capital planning, but that will be a full discussion for the new incoming 17th Assembly to
confirm that or change that.