As you know, this is not an issue that is new. I actually brought this up and talked about this back early in the year in the Budget Committee, and we had a discussion on it at that time. Just a question to you: That account you are referencing where we are drawing the money from has grown as well, has it not? Two questions. And the second question is there are other aspects of that account other than just that provision that you are referencing; so does it necessarily mean, in your opinion, that if we do withdraw some funds from the fairly large account that it will have a detrimental effect on the area that you are specifying, one which I agree with?
Scott Garrett: “As you know, this is not an issue that is new. I actually brought this up and talked about this back early in the year…”
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Discussing budgetary concerns and the implications of withdrawing funds from a specific account.
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