Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As I said, the requirements for applying for funds are the person, group or people applying for funds must have been a resident in the Northwest Territories for two years before the application was made. I am not sure there is any way we can enforce whether or not somebody has left the Territories after they have been given the grant. I would ask the Member, if he wishes, after the House adjourns, to provide me with a specific name of a group or individual to look into. As I said, the information I have with me indicates all of the applicants had a Northwest Territories address when they applied. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Mr. Speaker, the approach the government takes is to work with the Wildlife Management Board. We provide the necessary information and research and work with the boards to decide allocation of polar bear quotas. It is the Wildlife Management Board that makes the decision. It is a cooperative effort between ourselves, the federal government and members of the aboriginal groups that make up the wildlife boards. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I believe there is probably a reason for it. I am not aware of the reasons, but I would be prepared to inquire on the Member's behalf and provide him with the rationale the wildlife boards use to set the allocations the way they have. Thank you.

Mr. Speaker, the polar bear population is listed as vulnerable, which requires we take some care in establishing exactly what the population is and the movement. We have done extensive research with the federal government and aboriginal groups, the users of the polar population, to establish exactly what the numbers and movements of these animals are. Jointly, with the communities using the Wildlife Management Board, we have established what we believe is a good, cooperative effort in setting what the annual take of these animals will be and allocating numbers to specific communities based on the information that is given to us by the communities and the aboriginal organizations. Aside from that, I have no specific information on why certain communities get the numbers they do. If the Member wishes, I can try to get that information for him. Thank you.

Mr. Speaker, I am not aware that we are providing specific assistance this year to allow the aboriginal groups to have someone monitor, for their own information purposes, the activity on the particular winter road the Member is referring to. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my question will be directed to the Minister responsible for Health and Social Services. Mr. Speaker, in light of my motion to try and get reinstatement of funding for Delta House, I feel I need to try and continue to work with the Minister and the department in finding alternative revenue or funding sources for Delta House, so we can have some form of treatment program. Mr. Speaker, I would like the Minister to inform me if he has received any more information on the commitment he made to the board and staff of Delta House to allow them to use the equipment that was in the facility for approximately three months, I think it was, while they try and find alternate funding sources. Thank you.