Thank you, Mr. Chair. I had the same question as Mr. Bromley and I’m really glad to hear it is clarified. When I heard the Premier make the remarks, it sounded as though we were taking over negotiations with Aboriginal governments for agreements and I’m glad to hear that that is not changed. I think that would be something which would be not very well thought of.
I did want to ask with regards to negotiations. Last year at one point, I think when we discussed the budget, there was concern expressed by both the department and by Members that the federal government’s Fiscal Harmonization Initiative was going to create some difficulties for us in that we would probably end up with inadequate funding in order to implement agreements, land claims and self-government agreements that had been negotiated by the federal government with Aboriginal governments. I would like to know if that concern still exists. Is it something which we have, at this point, run into it in fact, or is it still something that we’re concerned about down the road when agreements are in place and the federal government refuses to fund them adequately? Thank you.