Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. My question today is for the Minister responsible for the NWT Power Corporation. Just getting back to what I stated earlier in my Member's statement -- and I did raise it before in this House -- the issue of flooding when the Taltson River, the dam is opening or closing to allow for more power during peak periods and low periods. Mr. Speaker, the Minister came back to me. He did say earlier that he wanted some evidence. I do have some evidence right here, Mr. Speaker. This is evidence right here. It clearly shows that a cabin is flooded out. There are doghouses under water. Not only do hunters and trappers get flooded out, but also a lot of wildlife suffer because of the changes in the water levels during the winter season, Mr. Speaker. It clearly states in the NWT Power Corporation water licence that community consultations have to occur when there are going to be changes in water levels and people downstream have to be informed by the Power Corporation. To date, the people can't even remember when the Power Corporation was last in the community to even tell them when any changes were going to occur to any kind of water levels that were going to be happening in the Taltson River. I just want to ask the Minister, can he commit to putting out a directive to the NWT Power Corporation that they have a legal obligation, under the water licence, to ensure that they go into these communities and inform the hunters and trappers that the water levels will be changing, especially around December when the peak period goes up? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.