Thank you Mr. Chair. I’ve gone through the list of items identified within the capital estimates, they’re information items. It looks like there are one, two, three, four, five new units under the HELP program for construction in ‘11-12, and I know there’s been a lot of talk about the number of vacancies and the Minister has made some commitments in the House about getting rid of the vacancies that exist in the Northwest Territories, but over my three years in the Legislative Assembly, I have been to a number of the communities and a lot of the communities that I go to, there are vacant HELP units. What kind of analysis is done before we decide to put more HELP units in a community? On this list I see HELP units going into Aklavik, and I see HELP units going into Colville Lake, and I see HELP units going into Fort Simpson as well as Whati. So what kind of analysis is done to determine that that’s the community that needs a HELP unit? Has there been any analysis to see if there’s a demand for those HELP units? Are there people that will meet the programs as they exist to take those HELP units?
I think we need to be cautious about creating more and more units when we have some vacancies and the department’s already challenged with trying to get rid of some of the HELP units that we have. What kind of analysis goes into play, how do we decide where they go? Those types of things.