Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Government, as Members know, has been working with committee members, with Caucus, to iron out the legislative priorities and legislative agenda. It has been pretty clear from our discussions -- I am not going to get into them in detail -- much of them in Caucus. It is probably not appropriate that I talk about that forum and the discussions here, but suffice it to say we did get the message very clear from committee as to what some legislative priorities were. I think we all recognize that there will be some delay in some of the smaller bills so that some of the bigger priorities can move forward and we can be assured that we will be able to deliver on those things in the life of this government. We are talking about things like the Liquor Act, Mr. Speaker. So we do aim to bring the priorities forward and move forward. Will the entire legislative agenda be accomplished before the end of the life of this government? I doubt it will, but we will certainly work as hard and as diligently as we can to get all of the bills brought forward. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Thank you, Mr. Bell. I will caution Members if they are going to speak or ask questions on a document, that they should table it in the House before. Ms. Lee, do you have a supplementary question? Ms. Lee.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In that exercise of waffling and avoiding, I did not hear the answer. I would like to know why, Mr. Speaker; a very specific question. I would like to know why a legislative proposal from the government that had responses from this side of the table has not received a response for over a year when he is willing to push every other thing? Is he saying that it is the fault of the entire Caucus that can't make that push, or does the Minister not have any power to control his legislative agenda? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Thank you, Ms. Lee. I am going to rule that question out of order. We are asking questions on a document that is not before the House.

---Ruled Out of Order

Oral questions. The honourable Member for Hay River South, Mrs. Groenewegen.