Mr. Speaker, in certain areas we do have the potential and information. For example, we have a fairly good idea of the collapse of the caribou populations, how it affected the barren-ground outfitters, for example, and how it affected Yellowknife, because we collected that information on an annual basis, and in fact the outfitters used to generate that information themselves because it was important for them to have the general public understand how much value the outfitters provided to the Northwest Territories.

With regard to how it affected individuals, generally we have to rely on individuals to provide us with the

information, because we used to try to collect how much a harvester, how many caribou they would harvest or how much fish and so on, and that information is harder to get and we would collect that information, or we try to collect it on a five-year basis. Generally, again, that’s something that we need to improve our recordkeeping on. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.