Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I have already answered several similar questions a few times. The answer is that it was a good business deal. The deputy minister tells me, at the time of the development of the Yellowknife office plan, it was deemed that the two departments that were in the Lahm Ridge Tower desired to remain in the building. The instruction of the deputy minister to the superintendent, was to negotiate with the owner, with the view of reducing the utility costs, dealing with the long-standing air handling problem and general improvements to the building. The superintendent was successful in negotiating under these conditions. As a result of
that, the agreement was reached. Thank you.