Mr. Speaker, the NWT Development Corporation spent public funds. I have to account to the House for that and, unfortunately, I am going to involve the private lives of the Pattersons. I think there is a misconception that Mr. and Mrs. Patterson walked away with their pockets jingling. What happened, Mr. Speaker, is that $500,000 of the money was owed to ourselves through the business loan fund; $600,000 of those dollars went into the working capital to enable them to put an inventory together; $300,000 went to the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce to pay the loan, and Mr. and Mrs. Patterson each received two dollars, Mr. Speaker. They gave up the loans and personal guarantees that they had put into their company. That is how the $1.4 million was disbursed, Mr. Speaker.