Mr. Chairman, I’m just asking, because of some caution in the future that I wouldn’t want to see a land use plan that consists of when everybody put all three governments -- the federal government, the territorial government and aboriginal governments -- put in their land use plans and then the area that each of them wished to… It’s not, I guess, essentially claimed for the various activities, whether it be resource development or parks or protection of the land or something that’s set aside for future resource development, that adds up to 100 percent and not 140 percent and everybody’s caught up in the fact that nobody wants to move off of their position and the land use plan doesn’t advance. So maybe just a comment that I hope that doesn’t occur when it’s time to settle the plan in Akaitcho. That’s just a comment, Mr. Chairman.