Yes, we are engaged in short-term borrowing and some long-term borrowing, as I laid out in my budget address yesterday. When you look at all the numbers and when you look at the capital plan, the O and M budget, the things we are trying to do, we end up with $142 million left between ourselves and the $800 million borrowing limit. We’ve added to our borrowing to meet some of the objectives that we’ve laid out as a government and as a Legislative Assembly. So for the next five years, we are going to be in a cash deficit situation to manage our way through what are going to be some very big projects, things like the concluding of the Tuk-Inuvik highway, but of even more and greater cost is the $350 million that we have to put towards Stanton at $40 million a year over four years with a balloon payment at the end.

We’ve had a drop in our income tax, corporate and personal income tax, and we are coming forward with some appropriations to look to offset or pay for some of the significant increases we’ve had in

demand-driven services provided mainly to Health and Social Services. So, as we manage all those factors, this is what we are putting before the House as we move forward. Thank you.