I actually disagree. We will need to maintain that $5 million and possibly increase it in order to get this number to continue to drop. Cost of doing business continues to go up. Cost of some of these retrofits is going to continue to go up. We have a lot of old buildings that didn’t have regular lifecycle upgrades and that’s how we got into this situation to begin with. A lot of those buildings aren’t planned for complete replacement for extended periods of time, if they’re even on the plan at this point, and we still have a requirement to make sure that they’re to code and that they are safe and that they are positive places.

If we were to reduce the fund now, we will actually slow our ability to decrease the total outstanding deferred maintenance, so I don’t expect we will be coming with a reduction to the $5 million anytime soon. We have $325 million outstanding at $5 million a year. That’s a lot of years.