DENVER (AP) — An official leading a review of tax credits designed to promote Colorado economies in distressed areas said Wednesday that the goal of the study is to restore confidence in the decades-old program, which now covers most of the state.

“I think we’ll start even more fundamental than that — should we have the program, and some may think we shouldn’t at all,” said Ken Lund, the executive director of Colorado’s Office of Economic Development and International Trade.