The short answer is none. As the honourable Member has indicated, we are currently doing an experimental project in the Liard area. I believe the logs are going to BC because that is the closest place. This is a pilot project. Certainly, if we find -- between ourselves and the Department of Renewable Resources -- significant viable timber, we would take and intend to take a hard look at perhaps putting in a mill in that area, so we would increase the economic activity and perhaps more importantly -- to myself, anyway -- jobs for the people in that area. I would say in simple language, I don't see the Patterson Sawmill having significant impact on the Liard area. We are working very closely with that community. We are optimistic, as we must be in today's world, that if we find the appropriate type of lumber

and sales to match, that we will put some kind of facility in there that will increase job opportunities for the Liard and that area of people.

Thank you. Supplementary, Mr. Antoine.

Thank you, Madam Speaker. What is the current financial and operational status of the Patterson Sawmill? Thank you.

Thank you. Minister of Economic Development and Tourism, Mr. Todd.

I know it is operating today, but I don't have the financial position at my fingertips at this time, Madam Speaker. I would certainly be willing to provide that to the honourable Member. It is currently operating right now, the same as the one in Resolution. Again, I don't have the fiscal condition of it, but I could certainly provide that information to the honourable Member. Thank you.

Thank you. Item 5, oral questions. The honourable Member for Kitikmeot, Mr. Ng.