Mr. Chair, I just want to kind of go back to where we started. We did have this discussion, as some of the Members have said, when we first got here. There was discussion about what the split should be. Some of us, like we said, we had the Transition Matters Report to ensure that small communities, regional centres, and Yellowknife would be represented. We have that. Right now, we have a Member from Yellowknife that is vacant. I meant there is a seat vacant, so we have two Members who are representing small communities, one from the North and one from the South.
The convention that we decided then, we had discussions, again, about it, we all decided; the majority decided. This is consensus government. We had a majority. We moved forward on what we decided. We have had a lot of other things going on this week. The people of the Northwest Territories deserve us to get to work. This, to me, is not as important as some of the things that are going on in my community that have needs. I need to ensure that, in the future, we respect this convention, these decisions that we make because I don't ever want to see my region, the North, not being represented in this Cabinet because nobody knows better how it is to be in the North than people from the North who have lived in the North.
I will honestly say I don't know what it's like to live in the South. I've had very short few times where I had to live in Yellowknife in my previous life. That is not where I have the expertise. I think today, like we said, the majority, this is where our convention sits, and I agree with keeping it as two, two, two, the way it's been. That is all. Thank you, Mr. Chair.