We're in a kind of dichotomy here. We're in a situation where the NWT Development Corporation is trying its hardest to be less dependent on subsidies and it has to be cost-effective, particularly with meat, and comparative to conventional cows, sheep, pigs and chickens. So, they have set a rate they are prepared to pay the hunters and trappers of Coral Harbour because of the requirement for them to be competitive.

I think it is important, too, to point out that, even with that rate, there's a significant subsidy in EDA money. So, it is a very difficult situation. We would like to be able to pay the hunters and trappers more but, at the same time, we've got to try to accommodate the Development Corporation's need to be more competitive in the market place. We are working towards that end with the development of a gourmet product to get more return for our investment. However, at this time, I believe the $1.25 rate is set. But, we will certainly look at trying to improve the return to the hunters and trappers who are the first line in this issue. Thank you.