I’ve been up to Paulatuk, I’ve heard their concerns. The concerns I heard there weren’t so much tied to arrears as to the operation of the LHO. I can tell the Member and I think he realizes, that one of our senior management from headquarters has committed to going to Paulatuk and working with the folks up in the Member’s riding.
Again, I say, Mr. Speaker, the eviction process, when we get to the eviction process, that’s basically the last straw. They’ve been given every opportunity for time to enter into repayment plans and when we get to this stage that we’re at now it’s because they haven’t honoured the commitments that they’ve made on three or four occasions. It’s unfair to those… We have people that have come forward and made repayment plans, have made bulk payments. They’ve honoured their commitment, therefore, they continue to stay in their house. But, again, it’s a challenge and we’ll continue to work with all the communities to see how we can best address this. Thank you.