Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I don't think it's accurate to say that as a government we've left the Sahtu out to dry. In fact, over the last few years this government has substantially invested in the Sahtu and its people. For example, with the health board, with the education board, human resources centre established there and hopefully, in fact, within a year a new office space to help that situation out. So we've invested in there and are doing the best we can with the available resources. Within FMBS itself, as I stated, we don't have the available dollars to expand beyond the level of services that we have at this point. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.