As we went around the North and travelled to the regional centres, we talked about not only the Heritage Fund but we talked about the vision of the Assembly and of the government with the grid build out to the road completion from Wrigley to Norman Wells, the need to look at things like natural gas expansion, the need to put infrastructure into our communities. The only way we can do that is if we get a bump-up to our borrowing limit, which I would point out we haven’t had finalized yet and we haven’t borrowed a cent yet. We painted that picture for folks for the road ahead on what we need to do as a territory with devolution. We are currently, with our $800 million borrowing limit in the budget address, with the path that we’re on, we will be within $142 million of our borrowing limit. We’ve agreed that we want to keep a $100 million cushion on anything that could happen, a horrific fire season this coming summer, God forbid, but something of that nature.
So we had a fulsome discussion with the communities. We didn’t mislead communities. We didn’t just go in there and talk about the Heritage Fund. The Heritage Fund is actually about $45 million that we are looking at potentially out of a budget of $1.6 billion. We had the board discussion too. We have to make those choices. We can do both, the question is not what degree. Thank you.