Thank you.
Mr. Garrison, you did an amazing job in talking about tax cuts, infrastructure, the state of finances in our country, and about health care. The one area with respect to health care you focused on was the issue of AIDS, and I wasn't sure why you did and I wanted to get your reasons. There are a number of large health issues that the federal and provincial governments deal with, and we as individuals deal with, whether they be breast cancer or AIDS or cancer in general.
I just wondered why you specifically targeted AIDS, from your perspective, as the most important one we have to face. The reason I say that is you talked about the further investment we have to make in it in 2008-09. I certainly don't want to disagree with you, but I do want to point out and get your comments on the fact that in the 2008-09 budget we will be spending over $84 million a year specifically on the issue of AIDS. It is historic. It's the most that's ever been spent in one particular year, so I have to say that we're listening to what you're saying. Furthermore, last February the Prime Minister and Melinda and Bill Gates announced a $111 million investment in an AIDS research facility in Canada.
So I just want to get your thoughts on the fact that we are addressing that issue in a very serious way.