Thank you.
I think it has to do with a variety of things. You have the asset inventory, on one hand, and the budget for fixing or addressing problems, on the other. Both elements come into play, giving rise to certain questions. Are there too many assets in the inventory? If it is necessary to maintain all of the assets, is there enough money to do the work?
There may be other ways to address the problem, like reducing asset operating costs. As I mentioned, we observed the same problem back in 2007. You brought up planning, and it's important that the government give the NCC the support it needs to plan for the long term, given the life cycle of the assets in its inventory. Planning needs to address every stage of an asset's life cycle, for the entire inventory.