Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Again, an important issue that we are considering, and that is, in this case, more aboriginal representation in the territorial court system. The problem lies in the fact that to have a person appointed as a territorial court judge that you have to have certain background in legal training and experience, law degree, and so many years experience as a practicing lawyer. That is standard across Canada. There are good reasons for that, to ensure that a prospective judge has the experience necessary to carry out the duties. The average across the country is ten years experience. What we are proposing here is that it be drawn down to seven years to hopefully make it a little bit more to open appoint judges who are of northern background and that meet with our goals in this gender and ethnic background that we have identified as a need. Thank you.