Thank you, Madam Chair. Once the Premier is in place, she can push things. I agree that highways are important. The Mackenzie Valley Highway is actually one of the examples I gave in my speech. The Mackenzie Valley Highway, the Taltson, and the Slave geological road I think are major infrastructure projects, but I also said today: hold us to account by what we promise you. In my speech, I actually promised that I would be doing regional economic development plans with Indigenous governments.

I do know that, MLAs, we have a right to and we do make our own priorities, but I have also stated today that we have to stop our colonialist kind of ideal and saying that we know best, we are the answer. We have been talking over and over about building that relationship, so, if we come in with the perception and say, "This is our priority," or, "This is not our priority," we are back-stepping. We will make our priorities in this Assembly. That may be one of them, but my commitment is that, if I am elected as your Premier, then I will meet with the Indigenous governments and work with them to make regional economic development strategies and then, based on that, work with them to lobby the federal government to actually pay for that. Thank you, Madam Chair.