There are two completely different scenarios in the sense that the southern jurisdictions are able to accommodate new units on their reserve lands and Metis settlement lands because there is a federal government that is willing to under write it by way of a federal loan guarantee. We don’t have that luxury here. The situation is in the communities in the Northwest Territories that are on unsettled lands. That, I guess, is a possibility for those jurisdictions to go to negotiate at the negotiating table, Mr. Chairman. I am not at the negotiating table. We can explore different concepts, but that would have to be something negotiated. We certainly can fly that by any of those jurisdictions, but I think that has already been looked at.
I am not sure if some of these communities are far enough along to get the ear of the federal government to start setting aside lands yet. Those are issues we certainly can look at again, but I think we already tested the waters on those fronts.