Mr. Speaker, we’d have to undertake a very in-depth process to look at are there potential efficiencies there. I believe the report that we can have discussion on with Members will highlight the comparisons of the Power Corporation with other jurisdictions of similar size and design in
the sense of diesel and hydro, some of the mix for going forward. Again, nothing stops this Assembly from taking on initiatives, whether they’re addressed in those reports or not. But simply, the fact is, let’s look at some of those things.
The Member just stated that there are some fixed things and unless we change the way we do business, those things remain. Well, the things that will remain, whether it is within a government department or the corporation as it stands, is the rate base we have and that is the customer base, the cost of delivery of service, that is our fuel, that is our hydro and natural gas and other areas. So those are the things that we have, as well as our employee structure that’s out there that is under a union. The Government of the Northwest Territories is under a union. So all of those things would have to be taken into consideration, but, ultimately, that is a decision that can be made by this Assembly. Thank you.