Thank you, Madam Chair. The Member is right; it’s going to be invested in fairly conservative instruments like very high-grade investment stocks, as in accordance with our investment regulations. The Heritage Fund Act does require the Department of Finance to develop regulations, once we start making investments into the fund. So we will prepare those and have the committee review those before making any investments that committee wants to review.

In terms of some additional information, if we continue to invest $250,000 a year annually, at the 10-year checkpoint the act requires that Assembly do a 10-year review of the fund. We will have built up about $2.6 million in principal and interest in the fund. After 20 years, we will have built up about $5.6 million of interest and principal into the fund. Thank you.