Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, as the Member has indicated, there are some units going into communities. There is a high need especially in the community of Fort Resolution. We are planning to put in five this year, and providing everything goes this year, from the report and Cabinet's direction, we would look to next year for more units. The community has come forward, the DEA chair, and also the LHO president has come to Yellowknife to meet specifically on this issue. They are indicating to me that what we are allocating is not near enough for what they require. They have situations in Fort Resolution where they have three or four teachers and nurses staying together who are total strangers, and have to live in the same accommodations. We are also hearing that in some cases we've had reports from some members there who are moving eight to nine times in one year because of inadequate housing. So it is a real challenge to meet all of the demand that is out there. I also want to point out -- I think there was a reference that all this money would be going south -- 17 tenders were picked up. Also, as part of this contract, only a portion of this is for trailers, the rest is for setup. About 50 percent is for setup and we are looking at accommodating, as part of this project, stairs, skirting, the mechanical hook up, the electrical hook up, the land costs, land development, driveways, gravel pads, and all of those things have to be provided locally. So there is more than just going out and dialling a number in the south, and sending a...(inaudible)...there, as somebody referenced. They are trying to make an attempt to bring these units in as cheaply as possible and, at the same time, we are trying to balance with some of the investments staying in the North. Thank you.

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