We were given a paper by the department, Tabled Document 92-12(3), HIV and AIDS in the NWT in 1993, which provides us with a profile and a great deal of information in just four pages. The movement toward a solution you have given is summed up in three phrases. It says, "Still, HIV can easily be stopped if people stay with one sex partner, always use a condom and do not use injection needles." Are you saying that part of the solution would be if people were to be, to some degree, monogamous? In other words, once they agree they have chosen a partner, that will be one way of preventing the spread of this sickness. Does it also mean that partner also has to use condoms, even when you decided that you are going to stick with one partner? Do you always do that?