Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today the motion that we’re bringing forward for the transition period, the cost of living in the small communities is so high that people are having to make choices again for either buying food for their family or paying bills. And there are such high power rates in the communities, it’s unrealistic to try to pay everything at once.

People have to work. We have to get the people employment and not penalize them. The low employment rates, again, we have to help the people in our communities, not only in our communities but in the Territory. They want to work and not be penalized from the government and the Housing Corporation. Stabilization of a family, like my colleague Mr. Bromley said earlier today, stabilization of a family is key and everybody’s home is their castle. Only in Yellowknife it’s castles. In the communities...(inaudible)...Mr. Speaker. Parents go to work and that means kids are going to school. Higher revenues for LHOs move monies in for maintenance on units in the smaller communities and less tenant damage...(inaudible)... I’d like to hear what my other colleagues have to say. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.