Thank you, and I appreciate that, bringing the point up and the question. It's an excellent question. You know, a lot of the issues we have in the territory, they became issues a long time ago and we are trying to deal with them. The social impacts that likely, unless we do something, would arise from the Mackenzie Valley Highway are something that we can deal with right now. We can take preventative measures, and I think that is important, and that is something that, like I said, I have been an MLA for four years, I wish things were done 30 years ago that we are talking about now. So this is our opportunity to do that, and we can learn from the road to Tuktoyaktuk, and we can learn from the road to Whati and what's being done.

I know earlier I said that it's going to bring tourism and industry up the valley, but, with those things come problems, come issues. If you have 10,000 vehicles now coming up the highway, there are issues with that, so those things really do need to be mitigated. Again, it is partnering with the Indigenous governments, with the local communities. It's not something that the GNWT can necessarily take a lead on. The communities know the communities, but it's something that the GNWT absolutely has to be a part of and support. Thank you.