Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, the option of doing nothing would not be the responsible option of government because the fire marshal would, based on the discussions and the requirements that we need to do to keep this facility open for a couple of years until we get to a new facility would be, for example, they require having a plan in place to either bring the building up to code or to vacate the building. The fire marshal at any point here can step in if they feel the minimum upgrades don't begin ASAP, they may be directed to vacate the building. Closing the building has also been identified. So we would be in a very bad situation. Not only would the non-government organizations be out in the cold, so would a number of departments.
Just for the record, Mr. Chairman, the estimates prepared in 2004 totalled $12 million and that's bringing the building right up to code. The 2004 estimates also identified to replace the existing facility, all the space being used, was $20 million. The most recent estimates to accommodate only the GNWT staff and Aurora College has been approximately $10 million. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.