The issue I have with the implementation is with the... I guess you look at it in terms of once you settle your negotiations and start implementing, the lay of the land really changes in terms of how our government is going to be in terms of our working relationship. It’s going to change quite considerably. Have we had some discussions in the House regarding the implementation, the potential benefits or potential things we need to be aware of in terms of implementing our self-government agreements?

Plus, this department is at a number of tables here negotiating self-government agreements. That’s a huge impact. God forbid if you settled all of it yesterday. The things like what kind of government we’re going to have. So I just wanted to raise that point. I am not sure if there’s a question there, Mr. Chair, but our future certainly could change significantly of how we operate as a territorial government and how our working relationship is going to be with the aboriginal governments, especially with the number of self-government agreements that are happening across the table here.

Mr. Minister indicated what it costs for one...(inaudible)... That’s a huge number there. That’s a huge chunk out of our budget. I don’t know even as MLAs if we’ll have jobs here. Anyhow, I’m getting more philosophical. I want to ask the Premier in terms of his discussions and strategy work with his departmental staff.