Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Recently, a single mother had been evicted from a property in one of the residences in Yellowknife Centre. They were evicted by the landlord. I guess it was under the support of the local Yellowknife Housing Authority. When you delve into this situation a little further, you find out that this single mom was evicted without any due process or official notice. Mr. Speaker, in essence, normally when you evict someone, you make sure you go to the rentals office and you get the Supreme Court order and the rental office oversees that process. It is there to help the landlord and it is also there to help the tenant. In this particular case, there was no process followed. My questions specifically will be to the Minister of the Housing Corporation. I would like to know would he, in this particular case -- recognizing that there was no due process fulfilled
in this particular case, a woman with a child has been unfairly evicted -- look into and reverse the process by withdrawing the department’s application for eviction to make sure maybe this mom and this child can get home today rightly where they belong? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.