David Krutko

Minister of Health and Social Services, Ms. Lee.

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. We’re on page 3-4, Municipal and Community Affairs, Regional Operations, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $28.09 million.

Department of Municipal and Community Affairs, Activity Summary, Regional Operations, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $28.09 million, approved.

Mrs. Groenewegen.

Community Justice and Corrections, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $921,000.

Department of Justice, Activity Summary, Community Justice and Corrections, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $921,000, approved.

In regard to the urgency of this project and the timelines that we’re looking at, I’d just like to ask the Minister: where does the priority of capital projects fit by way of urgency in regard to other types of capital projects? I’ll use as an example water treatment facilities for communities. For me that’s an urgent capital project. Most of these projects will not see the light of day until 2010, yet they were approved in previous years. I find it kind of interesting that this project happened to be fast tracked, moved to the front of the line, and is going to be constructed prior to...

Ms. Bisaro.

We can go back to page 2-2 in regard to Department Summary, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $5.152 million.

Financial Management Board Secretariat, Department Summary, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $5.152 million, approved.

The Minister of Health, Ms. Lee.

That answer was really helpful. I would like to ask Mr. Aumond to elaborate a little more on exactly what the $500,000 is going to be spent for.

Minister of Health, Ms. Lee.