Thank you, Mr. Minister. Supplementary, Mr. Roland.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The Minister's response gives me more cause for concern as there is no real detail to this, but we are putting a price tag on this which includes some of these big ones, because who is going to bill the Northwest Territories Power Corporation to supply power in the regions? Nobody is going to remove the natural gas supply, there is only one company.

So, as you break it down and pull off some of these big chunks, what is left for all the companies in the region, more specifically to my community? When you break that down one of the things listed is unspecified facility repairs. Mr. Speaker, the government signed a memorandum of understanding, the Minister stated it is not clear what it means. When are we going to get that detail and what does it mean for this summer's capital projects? Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Roland. The honourable Minister of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development, Minister Antoine.

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Your final supplementary, Mr. Roland.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Has Cabinet approved this list? It has already gone out, so has Cabinet approved this list that has been made available? Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Roland. The honourable Minister of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development, Minister Antoine.

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Item 7, oral questions. The honourable Member for Deh Cho, Mr. McLeod.

Mr. Speaker, I also want to ask some questions of the Minister of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development regarding awarding of contracts, specifically campground contracts. In the last month or so we had a contract awarded in my riding for operation and maintenance of Twin Falls Gorge, which includes Escarpment Creek, Louise Falls and Alexandra Falls. We had three companies from the community of Enterprise bid on it, and I should mention that this whole park falls within the community boundaries of Enterprise, and none of the companies from my riding were successful. There are different methodologies, as we are finding out, to awarding contracts and the tendering process which is based on street price, negotiated contracts and requests for proposals. They are all tools used to decide how to award the contracts. But I am curious about a campground contract that is only providing firewood, cleaning facilities and it is pretty straight forward, so why does the department use a request for proposals when awarding campground contracts? To me it is pretty cut and dried and there is no need for a request for proposals. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. McLeod. The honourable Minister of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development, Minister Antoine.

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Supplementary, Mr. McLeod.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I am still not clear why a request for proposal would be used when awarding a campground contract. Creative approaches to do what? Is it to supply firewood? To change rolls of toilet paper? It does not make sense. The breakdown of how the criteria are measured is 40 percent price, 30 percent personnel and 30 percent innovative services. Can the Minister explain to me what that means? Thirty percent of the criteria is measured on innovative services. In the case of a campground, what is included in that?

Thank you, Mr. McLeod. The honourable Minister of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development, Minister Antoine.

Thank you, Mr. Minister. That question has been taken as notice. Oral questions. The honourable Member for Hay River North, Mr. Delorey.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my questions are to the Minister of Finance and have to do with his fiscal update he gave us this morning. Mr. Speaker, in his update the Minister says that he recently learned that there is more uncertainty about the census coverage numbers and on May 29th we were informed that the preliminary coverage numbers released in March contained an error. Could the Minister clarify that a little bit more and what that error was and what kind of an impact that is going to have on us? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Thank you, Mr. Delorey. The honourable Minister of Finance, Minister Handley.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I do not have information on it. It is an error that was made in Statistics Canada in their calculations, I assume. The error caused them to withdraw their under coverage numbers essentially right across Canada. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Supplementary, Mr. Delorey.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, in the next paragraph he also says that last month he identified an area of revenue uncertainty and that that issue would have a positive impact on our fiscal situation. Again, could I get a little bit of clarification on what that revenue uncertainty was and how big an impact could that have on our fiscal situation? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Thank you, Mr. Delorey. The honourable Minister of Finance, Minister Handley.

Mr. Speaker, as we discuss this issue here today our officials are continuing to work on this. This is a catch-up factor, as we refer to it. It has to do with our tax effort compared to the rest of Canada. The magnitude of the impact is something that has to be determined yet, but certainly it will be, I expect, fairly large. Thank you.