Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is what we are going to do now, go back and review our situation, how things have unfolded to this date and look

at what we need to do to strengthen our position. It is timely that we do a review of these agreements, but we have to do this in a comprehensive way to make sure the avenue we choose, the road we go down is something that will be supported by this Assembly. We do have to look at what's left for the future. We know the non-renewable resource industry, at some time an operation will close down because it has used all the material there. So as a government, we are going to have to look to not only this government, but our future generations, our children in the Northwest Territories and see what's going to be left for them. So we are going to have to take all of that and look at if what was entered into was a success or a failure. We do have three operations continuing in the Northwest Territories, but, yes, it has been an expensive way to go to try to encourage secondary industry in the North and we've had a lot of doubters out there. Let's just say it's not over yet and we have to re-evaluate where we are going to go with this. Thank you.