Thank you, Madam Chair. I would like to make some comments on this. My understanding is that Rankin Inlet is a general taxation area; yet with a population of 2,400 people, there are other communities in the Territories that are tax-based. I understand that the community is evolving and growing and so forth. I have not been there for several years, but I do understand that the business community is growing there. I wonder if the department shouldn't, at this point, start looking at -- and I don't know the process -- seriously making this a tax-based community.
Dealing with the lots, I've been told that they're leased to the residents and it's up to the community to set the lease rates. If I understood correctly, MACA will require this money to be paid back. I guess that's my first question. Is this money going to be paid back by the community?