Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, as much as I appreciate the information that was given to me through the answers to my written questions, when you read it closely it's quite surprising how little detail there is still for a project this big. I mean, we're talking about a $297 million project that is supposed to provide over 1,400 homes and it's a project where the Minister is stating that CMHC and Housing Canada is supposed to give $119 million and the GNWT is supposed to give $116 million. We're talking really, really, really big money and I am surprised with the answers that the Minister gives about the fact that because this project is not going to happen until 2011, that comprehensive implementation plan and planning will take place and we have enough time to do that. I have to tell you that I do not agree with that. I cannot believe that the Minister was able to get a positive response and I don't know what that means because we don't have anything in writing. I cannot believe that he could get that with such little information. I would think that if a private business wanted to do a $300 million project and they're asking the government to put in $120 million, you would think that you would need more information on the ground.

Mr. Chairman, one of the questions I asked was because the Minister stated in this House that he projected to put in 100 units a year because he thought that is how long it would take for the communities to develop the lots that are needed to put these units on. Simple math is 100 units a year, 1400 units, that would take 14 years. What would you do with these things while they are waiting around to be placed somewhere? The answer I got from the Minister is they have looked at it and now they have estimated that they could deliver 460 to 470 units per year. It just came out just like that. So I would like to give the Minister an opportunity to explain. What makes him think he could deliver 460 to 470 units per year? Thank you.