Madam Chair, the $451-million proposed capital budget brings with it 990 estimated full-time equivalent jobs, so there is quite a lot of potential here to really have a significant impact at a time when, as the Member has just pointed out, there has been a lot of concern around economic downturn. This plan does have a lot of possibility in it. We've broken it down in different ways between different communities. The goal isn't to spread the dollars in some sort of fashion where we parse it out by community but to ensure that every community's needs are being met.

With respect to schools, for example, using a framework of understanding where those needs are and trying to address the most critical ones first. There are always needs. There are so many needs. As I said in my last response, we are so far behind in our infrastructure that every community is going to have needs, and we are doing our best to catch up. Obviously, the point of having it on the floor is for us to have that debate and have that balance and make sure we try to not overlook a need and try to hit as many needs as quickly as possible. Thank you, Madam Chair.