Thank you. I think the Minister and I are somewhat agreeing and on the same page in terms of the issue of land tenure and that whole accountability issue with the Housing Corporation. But we also have accountability to our own people, so I think we’re on the same page. I talk about the experience because of my own grandfather’s house and my mother that lived in the house, that Housing told her when they moved into a public housing unit and that house now that my grandfather has, there’s a public housing unit sitting on there right now. So why is that public housing on my grandfather’s lot? How did they get the house? My mom said...(inaudible)...leave it alone, don’t bother with it. It bothers my family when we drive by it every day in Tulita. That lot that was my grandfather’s lot, how did Housing get that? Because they told my mom a different story. So things like that in our communities in regard to housing. Those things are still in people’s memory with the Housing Corporation. Mr. Chair, I just want to, again, I’m still here, God willing, that this is an issue I’m still going to bring to the Housing Corporation to remind them that we know how things were done in those days. You can’t let them off that easy.
Mr. Chair, the other one is that I have some issues with the packaging of freight for housing. A lot of packaged supplies come into our communities with missing material and supplies. I have an issue here but I haven’t yet really talked to the Minister so it’s not fair to put this on him, but it’s a real issue in my region about missing supplies in packages. They put a long delay in construction of homes in our communities. I’ll leave that for another time, Mr. Chair.