Thank you, Madam Chair. The PeopleSoft program does have a long history with the Government of the Northwest Territories as we had to renew our past system of payroll and dealing with employees. PeopleSoft originally came into the government, as the Member stated, back in '97 or '98 and the government-of-the-day was looking to replace an older system. What we found in the day was the fact that as the program was brought in, the government did not take the program in the form it was delivered. In fact, I guess the proper terminology is it would be customized to fit the existing government processes. At that point, it was felt that was the best way to go. Since then, with every upgrade that's come online we have found it more and more difficult. In fact, trying to save some dollars, we did not do an upgrade every year. We upgraded every couple of years and recently we found the old version was not going to be supported, so 8.9 was the program that we had to upgrade to. By doing that, we found ourselves in a fair bit of difficulty trying to rectify original customizations done to the program to fit the PeopleSoft program as it was designed, hence the problems we have found with it. We hope now that as we are in the process of going through the pure form of PeopleSoft 8.9, we will get away from the problems that occurred.
As for giving an actual time or deadline as to when things will be 100 percent okay, as we all know, to err is human; to really screw up, you need a computer. Thank you.