Thank you, Madam Chair. I just have a couple of comments and questions here. I appreciate the need for this bill to come before us, but it is somewhat concerning for me. We have encountered a number of expenditures which have been unforeseen. The fire season expenditure is the biggest one and the one that we were most unable to control. The $20 million for the low water surcharge, that was a conscious decision to undertake that payment, which put us into this situation, partly put us into this situation. The other one that was a conscious decision was accelerating the payments of the Inuvik-Tuk highway, because that project was moving faster, I guess, than we had anticipated. But at the time when FMB discusses these expenditures and discusses these payments that we will enter into, is consideration given to the impact that it’s going to have on our finances in terms of short-term borrowing?
For instance, with the Inuvik-Tuk highway, at the time that the decision was made to advance the payments, in that discussion, was part of that discussion the impact that advancing those payments would have on our short-term borrowing and did you look forward to this point of the year knowing that this bill was going to have to be amended because we were going to be over our borrowing limit?