Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This is another fun one, Mr. Speaker, that I'd like to spend a lot more time on but let me just be very brief about it for now.

Mr. Speaker, the three -- there's sort of three major projects that of course were all agreed to as being priorities for this Assembly. There's certainly a lot of other capital projects, and we've had two very large capital budgets in the last couple of cycles. So what I would suggest, Mr. Speaker, is at this point in time we do have sufficient financial capacity, planned capacity in our budgets to achieve the mandate priority of advancing those projects.

In terms of where they're going to go into the future, a lot there depends on who our partners are, the financial structure of those projects, and the timing of each. So that is exactly the work we're doing right now, Mr. Speaker, is to determine who the partners might be, who equity partners might be, what the state of the federal government's involvement might be, the Canada Infrastructure Investment Bank. There's a number of ways in which we can structure these projects and structure the investments in them that would not necessarily require 100 percent dollars from the GNWT, indeed almost certainly would not, and would not necessarily need to draw from the budget, from the borrowing limit, or have a negative impact on it. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.