Okay. Following up on questions from other MLAs, I know there was indication that because of the nature of the way the office space in Inuvik is spread out around the community,
although there may be a 7 per cent vacancy rate, there are small pockets all over the community. I was wondering what the opposition to actually doing a market evaluation would be.
I know that if we support a small business under some of our small business programs, even a person who owns a small business could have a lot less of an impact on something like this. That person is actually going into an area where there’s already a private market providing that service, and the government generally doesn’t support or often doesn’t support a small business in getting started. That’s the market disruption policy. I’m not one hundred per cent sure, but I believe the market disruption policy is something that’s housed in ITI.
I’m wondering what the reluctance, I suppose it would be, on the part of the government would be to actually do a market disruption evaluation of the potential landlords in Inuvik and how they would be impacted if this amount of office space were brought into the community.