Mr. Koe, thank you for your remarks. I recall your presence at our meetings in Inuvik. You will have, through your presence there, gained some flavour of what we were trying to accomplish. With no disrespect to any of the Members in this House, you have indicated your support for the seriousness of the issues that are raised in this report. I encourage you to remember that actions speak louder than words. I ask you to remember that in your deliberations over the coming months. While we may agree in principle with the words we speak, we must also act out that agreement in the initiatives and the steps that we take to ensure that all people in this jurisdiction are accorded the respect and the value that they deserve.