Mr. Chairman, that is our goal. The numbers are very much correct and our target is to bring the core needs down. They are all relatively high. Based on 2004 information, we have to remember that and we should have our new core need figures for review or for public release in early summer of this year.

Our target, our goal, is to get all the core needs in the communities down to the national average, which I think is around 12 percent. We are still a long ways from that. We have, or will have, spent well over a million dollars in the last couple of years on housing and housing repair. We need to see the core need numbers come down and I would expect that is what we will see.

Again, Colville Lake is very unique and very challenging to put units into that community. We will probably have to work with the MLA and the community leaders as to a strategy and community plan for that area. We can probably look at doing some home repair, but the types of houses, and houses that can be accommodated there, we have to finalize and figure out.