Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I take the Member's point. It is certainly important for us to be together with the regions and the communities and ensure that we are working hand in hand and we are in lockstep with what our partners across the Northwest Territories to meet this challenge head on. We do have, through the Mackenzie Valley planning division, internally some, albeit limited, resources. We are scrambling, I will have to admit, to keep up. This is a huge development we are talking about. There are huge pressures on our organization. We really are asking a lot of our regional petroleum advisors. That's no secret. These people are having to undertake a lot of work and, of course, there is work going on in communities. I know MACA is doing work with communities to build capacity specifically on this oil and gas file. So there are a number of different initiatives that we have underway and we continue to believe that it has to be done in a consolidated manner. That's why I am very optimistic that a good approach is this joint committee.
The Member referred to travel budgets and engaging local communities in some of this capacity building. We have to be, and we do some of this work in the regions, but it is limited. I acknowledge that. Much of that is because the resources at this point are still under control of the federal government. The federal government still has various pockets of money that they bring to bear for capacity building. We don't believe it's enough. We believe they haven't been holding up their end of the bargain in this regard in terms of substantial funding for community organizations. The Member does know we are particularly strapped, especially with a 25 percent reduction in discretionary travel, to undertake many of these activities and have been actively going through the department and asking for the reduction in a number of staff travelling to events. I think we need to work to continue to lobby the federal government to buck up in this regard. I take the Member's advice and I would like to work with the Member, and this committee can do that to talk about who would be best suited for some of this training. I think the individual Members, committee Members, can probably identify some places where we can make strategic investment to make sure we get the best bang for our buck, but where we engage our community partners to make sure that we do what we can within our restricted budgets, but we do what we can to meet this challenge. Thank you.