Mr. Chairman, as I said, this is an area that is being explored. Whether we actually do it or not is another thing, as we go along exploring whether this is the best thing to do. I was hoping that the Member would be able to give me more insight, because it is my understanding he was a deputy chairman of the last standing committee on finance which did make the recommendation that this is a task that could be undertaken by the Power Corporation. In light of changes, I suppose the primary objective, to my understanding, is that the Power Corporation orders its own fuel and has its own tanks. Government Services orders its own fuel for communities and has its own tanks. We had a large number of new projects to develop new tankage in communities which cost a great deal of money, and there was some question whether the Power Corporation was fully utilizing the tanks they did have, or whether they could be incorporated for their needs and the needs of distribution of fuel services to communities. The idea is exactly what the Member has suggested; that is, to look at it where it would best serve all of the people in the Northwest Territories if we were going to consolidate and cut the costs of building two structures.
I think the study is going to go on, and I am not quite sure how it will break out in the end, but all that information will be made available through the proper process, Mr. Chairman.