Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, the Minister, in some discussion around here, has stated clearly that it's time to make a decision, and for whatever reason that decision wasn't made four years ago, we can't really say. So today we have to think about what the people in Fort Simpson or for that Deh Cho Hall want to do. There are a number of people in that facility that's going to be impacted or affected for the next couple years. I think to do the proper thing, there was some good suggestions around the House here in terms of I guess we could have laid back and said, well, we could have done this, we could have done this, and think about this and that. So I think the Minister's got a clear message in terms of doing this in a responsible way, I guess, if you call it that, in terms of what could be planned for upcoming projects such as this new facility. So I guess I'm looking at more of the people who are using that facility and how they're going to be impacted by our decision today. There's people in the Deh Cho or the Nahendeh region that use this facility. It still bothers me why people still want to live in an old residential school unit and fix it up. That's anther issue here. It's a good facility. I have been in there. I still get the creeps as I walk through those hallways.
Anyhow, that is another story, Mr. Chairman. I want to say that I think the way we are going about it, I am satisfied with the Minister's explanation. I don't like it, but I am satisfied with how it's come about and why four years later we are debating it. I am going to support this budget item here and get on with the work.
