Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The Member, I think, is assuming that we’re not aware of the deficiencies. We’re completely aware of the deficiencies. We’ve probably got the same pictures. If he wants to compare pictures, that will be fine. We have a list of deficiencies. It gets pretty detailed, right from hole size to length of the bolt that’s sticking out. Scour rock was part of it. We are aware of the deficiencies; we’re dealing with the deficiencies; many of them have been dealt with already. If I’m going to be sitting here answering why every one of the deficiencies has been in place, that’s challenging, but we certainly can share that information as we go forward. We are doing a complete analysis of what has been out there as deficiencies and what has not been signed off. All the companies involved are meeting today and have been meeting all day to talk about any issues that are out there. If the Member wants to bring that forward to them or to us so we can provide it, we’ll certainly follow it up with more in-depth analysis so that all the Members and the people in the Northwest Territories can be reassured that this is a safe project.