Mr. Speaker, without looking at it in depth as to, for example, the union agreement that’s in place with the Power Corporation and how that would work with ours, that’s an issue that would have to be looked at. Do the structures at headquarters match the structures of a department? That would have to be looked at. But we’ve not done that type of work. The review of the energy rates regulations piece did not specifically address the corporate structure in that sense. It talked about a number of structures within the Power Corporation, the delivery. The issue of the PUB, again, that’s under its own legislation. We would have to look at the interaction, if there should

be a PUB or not and what role that would be or would the Government of the Northwest Territories play that role as well. There would be substantive change then being looked at and we would have to make sure that if we were going to go down that path, we are prepared to follow it through and make sure we did it right.

Right now, and just for the record and for our employees out there, that hasn’t been discussed at any table at this point, but ultimately, as I said, that is the authority of this Legislative Assembly, to look at those and direct that work being undertaken in that area. Thank you.