The caribou question was a reference question and, in fact, the Minister of Justice has that authority to apply and put before the courts a reference question. It was that question and discussions with northern leaders that agreed to pull that back so that we could work out our own solution. I believe I had a commitment that we would work it out at our next regional leaders meeting and, unfortunately, that did not occur. We did finally have a deal worked out in the southern part of the Territory, but there is much more work to
go in and I think as claims get settled that will help us in that area.
Again, for legal advice, as the Government of the Northwest Territories, we have hired people who look at all the aspects of the Constitution of our commitments under signed claims of ongoing discussions and, in fact, Aboriginal Affairs plays a role there by providing additional information in what’s being discussed at these tables. So it is inclusive of that and it is a position of the Government of the Northwest Territories. I clearly accept that and I think we all have to do that. Has the Department of Justice had to hire out sometimes? I don’t know. Because of workloads I know on our existing files we’ve had consistent representation from our own folks. That’s my understanding. Thank you.