Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, there is the only one company in Canada that has a patent on this idea. The company that has the patent is ATCO Structures out of Calgary. No other company has patented the idea. That is what it is. It is an idea of how you take workforce camps and, at the end of the project, and once it is over, you are able to convert it at a cheap cost, useable modular homes. Again, it is all hinging, like the Member mentioned, that once the project is concluded, we will work an arrangement out with the Mackenzie gas pipeline group, not with ATCO; with the outfit that will build the pipeline and purchase these camps. We will take it off of their hands after the project is concluded. Again, it all comes down to federal commitment for the $90 million. Again, that is hinging on the federal decision to go forward with this project and fund it. Without the federal funding, there is no project. Because of those reasons, that is the reason we are looking at this.

I would just like to point out we are not the only jurisdiction in Canada looking at this idea. Manitoba government is looking at it in regards to Labrador and Quebec. There are other First Nations' governments across Canada who are seriously looking at this type of arrangement for economic developments that are taking place in their backyards that they want to be able to see a win-win situation with these developments where you don't have the 500 to 600 man camps in your backyard and you don't get anything out of it.

Again, it is the concept. It is starting to spread. Other groups are looking at this. We are not the only group that is looking at it. Again, it all comes down to a company that has a patent and basically they are the only group that has the patent in Canada. Thank you.