Thank you, Madam Chair. I think Member Moses summarized it quite eloquently. I just need a few points to add to this motion.

What we’re referring to in this motion is hopefully setting up more of a target base approach for loans receivable. If we look at the history of this government, we were collecting literally at one point

in time I call it 70-cent dollars, and that number has dwindled from 2011 to 2013 to about 60-cent dollars on our doubtful loans. This is a bit problematic. Losing 10 cents on the dollar really, in essence, will be significant in the long run.

Good accounting principles, public accounting principles clearly state that targets should be achieved within this type of framework, and I believe this motion speaks to good accounting practices. So I’m hoping that this motion does echo that and we’re hoping that this motion does reflect for future public accounts that the government of the day will set the appropriate targets for loans receivable. Thank you.