Madam Chair, for the life of me I can’t understand. If we have a revolving amount of money, which is a total wholesome amount, a pot, if you will, and we are giving out loans and we are collecting loans back in payment, to me this is a revolving pot of money. If we are, by virtue, having trouble, as indicated by the Auditor General, and I am hearing promising words that we are working towards mitigating collection, which is good to hear, that sounds like by default that we are actually increasing this revolving pot limit. For the life of me, I can’t understand how these are two separate issues if we are dealing with one pot of revolving money.

I’m going to ask the department if they can provide some type of accounting framework to clearly articulate that these are indeed two separate issues, because I can’t for the life of me see how this are two separate issues. Thank you.