Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The department is responsible for two areas in this regard. One is family violence shelters, which is not necessarily a homelessness shelter but that might be the area in which you have seen some increase in funding as a part of our Strategic Initiatives committee and that money funds family violence shelters in Yellowknife, Hay River, Tuktoyaktuk, Inuvik.
The homelessness programs in the department, we have three. We have two under homelessness. One is Homelessness Assistance Fund and small community homeless fund. Small community homeless fund, we have about $200,000. Well, not about. We have $200,000 for that and we assist communities to make minor renovations in places where they feel that they could have a homeless, not 24/7 shelter, but somewhere homeless people could drop into. This is done on an application-by-application basis and it gets fully subscribed very quickly. Homelessness Assistance Fund is used to assist those people who migrate into Yellowknife and they would like assistance to get back home. We use some of that money to address homelessness that way, because if they go back to their own homes and communities, then they do have a better support in terms of housing. Also we have emergency shelter funding under the department and we fund the Inuvik homelessness shelter, Centre for Northern Families day shelter and the SideDoor under that program. Thank you.