Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, as a request to MACA, Public Works did an assessment in February 2002. The recommendations from the report for Public Works recommended that an inspection on the roof be done by a qualified engineering firm and that the department get an assessment of the amount of damage to the roof. MACA, as a result of that report, notified the hamlet that if the cost to repair the building was under $100,000, the community would have to bear the cost themselves. They were funded for that type of project. If it was over $100,000, then MACA would put it into the capital planning process. The community informed MACA that they would be using the Housing Corporation in October to do an assessment of the roof. However, to date we have nothing back from the community or been advised that the Housing Corporation was involved at all in the inspection because they said it couldn't really be done until May. So MACA is waiting for a report back from the community.