Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The question about the Taltson River hydroelectric facility, the project, as it is right now, has gone through its environmental work, the regulatory piece. In fact, they’re looking at the transmission line and adjustment there. The work around the partnership agreement as well as the power purchase agreements is ongoing. The work that is involved in this, as Members are aware, is taking quite some time to come up with the project as it is. We have entered in and are working on a partnership with, as Members are aware, Deze with the NWT Metis and the Akaitcho, as well as our energy piece through the Hydro Corporation. We’ve done a lot of work on there not only on the feasibility, but also the environmental, the hydrology, and a lot of the work beforehand, as Members are aware through the expenditures. Now we’re getting down to the point where we are getting closer to the power purchase agreements. One of the difficulties there with having a power purchase agreement in place is that depending on the final outcome of the regulatory process is if there are adjustments that need to be made, then we would have to make adjustments to the potential project which then could affect power purchase agreements. So we need, it’s almost a parallel process. Once we get the final results of the regulatory, then we’ll have a much clearer understanding of our positions that we can work out with industry on that. To date things have come

along much better and we’re hoping that we’ll be able to have a deal ready very close to the timing that, for example, a decision would be made on the next potential mine in the Northwest Territories. For the estimations for the cost estimates a lot of work has been done in that area and has been part of our process through the environmental work and regulatory process.