I recognize compared to previous years there seem to be a lot less HELP units being built, which I think is fine given that you guys already have a number of vacancies. Once again, I recognize that you’re working hard to fill those vacancies. There are a lot of public housing replacement lines within this capital plan. Once again, I’m curious about the process. How does one determine when a public housing unit has reached the end of its lifecycle? How do we decide to dispose? Are they all destroyed? Are some simply renovated and their life is reinvigorated, if you will? Are some of them sold off to private interests? How do we determine and, I guess, further, do we maintain a particular size of housing stock? Do we plan on our housing stock for public housing to grow or do we maintain a static number over time that we’re replacing and fixing, replacing
and fixing, and disposing where appropriate? Just if you could help me understand that, that would be great.