Thank you. I have three questions for the Minister. The first question to the Minister is, he was responding to a Member here in terms of the core need, and he is correct on the 76 percent of core need in Colville Lake. He is very correct on that. The information I have is from the 2004 percentage. Deline is 41.7 percent, Fort Good Hope is 46.9 percent, Norman Wells is 8.5 percent, Tulita 35.7 percent. This is the information I received for 2004. With the funding that the Minister will be receiving on behalf of the territorial government to look at our housing across the Northwest Territories, and with what Mr. Bromley is discussing in his community of Dettah with the funding, is a portion of this funding with the vision of the Minister’s department...Does he foresee -- I know it is crystal balling -- bringing down these core needs that are high in the community? I know there are other core needs that are probably high in other communities, that I am not aware of, but these are ones that I picked out selectively for the Sahtu region. I think, is that the vision of this department, sorry, this corporation to bring this core need down to a level like Colville Lake, like 76? What we see in two years on Colville Lake, core needs will be
dropped down, I don’t know to what percentage, but certainly we cannot sustain 76 percent for too long. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.