Thank you, Madam Chair. I will be voting with the motion to delete that amount. What concerns me on this is it seems like a lot of money for investigation to a problem that I am not sure is our fault. The bottom line is if we have assumed an asset through whatever process, did we assume the liability with that knowingly? If we did, I guess we are on the hook for this money. On the hook, I should say, for the cleanup. As far as I am concerned, I don't think that's been satisfied at this stage to say that it should be our fault. I think this should be taken back through proper channels to our federal colleagues and have them address it through their process. I hope they knowingly didn't give us something that had a problem and hope that we would never find out about it or realize that maybe we will be on the hook to clean it up and they sit there and laugh in Ottawa and say we snuck another one under the territorial government's eye and made them responsible.
So I will be voting for the deletion with the message that I hope the department is listening. I would like to see some legwork done to see who really is responsible for this before we send out a $100,000 investigation team to get further details on this potential spill or potential hydro contaminant problem. I am just not confident at this stage that the work has been done to satisfy me that it's our responsibility. Like I say, I will be voting with my colleagues on this side of the House. Thank you.