Well, I guess we didn’t get a response to that. I guess we’ll ask that question once – if I’m hearing correctly – this information is tabled. Unfortunately, this information is going to be tabled after the requirement of a decision to be made on the floor of the House before then. It’s very, very unfortunate.
I’m going to use the last remaining of my time to once again indicate my dismay and my dissatisfaction of, being a Member of this committee, not being able to have this information tabled well in advance. This information could have been available to public. It could have been available to Members to be able to discuss this with constituents, with elected officials, and with First Nations governments and with many different stakeholders. Unfortunately, this information was only privy to the hands of Members. Whenever information was brought forward to the House, it was deemed confidential or deemed hypothetical in nature. I just don’t understand, given the fact that
we had a golden opportunity to be transparent, to be upfront and to be forward-minded with a project of this magnitude, why this government, why this department, why also the Department of Finance chose not to be forthcoming on this project with the numbers. It would have saved a lot of time, energy and concern on behalf of Members. Thank you, Madam Chair. I appreciate allowing the last few seconds as a comment. Thank you very much.