Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I don't believe there is anything stopping us from doing that. We can begin the discussions in that area. My understanding in looking at the matter is there were some initial discussions in that area for the Government of the Northwest Territories to receive 10 percent and then look at some sort of operation to go out from there. That wasn't acceptable at the time to the parties involved. For us now, we have to go back to the drawing board to look at what options are viable to us here in the Northwest Territories and what it would mean for us to support that. It is a difficult thing.
When we look at the situations of having to come forward already for a $3 million loss for that operation and the Member is correct, at some point when we close the deal we will have to look at the numbers at that point and come forward to this House with potential further losses. The important thing now is to sit down and evaluate where we are, where we intend to go and look at the implications of that direction and the avenues we choose. The operation has been going. We have had the agreements. We've heard concerns from both sides. It is now time to sit down and re-evaluate where the weaknesses and strengths are and decide from there where we are going to go. Thank you.