Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Just quickly, there was a proposal on the table for a dementia facility with a proposed financing arrangement that basically would be a lease, which would not be in the capital plan. The O and M you would combine with the lease payments to run the facility. There was a request for $1 million; basically that we'd co-sign the loan and they'd get the money and pay us back so they could do further detailed work. That report was on the table at the same time as we were concluding the work on this facilities review and prior to coming to an agreement with the federal government on the health funding arrangements, both on the CHT side and on the northern health fund.
So we intend to move on this. It has clearly been identified there is a need. Our demographics are there; the statistics are there. What we are planning to do on this much-anticipated proposed list of uses we'd like to put the money to is identify $1 million to proceed to the next step to work with YACCS and the department; to look at the more detailed issues of the design, required number of beds, and we also want to look at the financing arrangements. If we can avoid having to take out an expensive long-term mortgage, that would save us millions of dollars; we want to look at that potential as well. As I indicated, that proposal was done before we knew we
had access or that there was some health funding flowing that we may be able to put to use. Thank you.