We have been told that one of the problems we face is that there seems to be an absence of frank discussion on the nature of the problem because these kinds of subjects tend to be taboo and people tend to want to handle them in a very careful manner. I suppose, by forcing us to discuss this in the Assembly, we are in a sense, being asked to deal with one of these taboo subjects in a way that is perhaps more blunt and forthright than usual. On the basis of the statistics that we have gathered, it seems the population of the Northwest Territories has always been at greater risk with regard to sexually transmitted diseases than the general population of the country. Is that what we are saying? For some reason, because of the way we behave, our population is somehow different to the general population of Canada. Is that what you are saying?