In regard to the initial question that the Member asked me to repeat, there are basically two tracks when it comes to the regulatory reform. What’s happened in the Yukon is they just accepted delegated authority from the federal government, keeping the federal legislation in place and they just administer that legislation which, of course, makes any type of amendments very difficult.

The other track is one where there’s mirrored legislation where there’s an agreement to develop northern legislation that would mirror the current federal legislation, a similar process that was used when division between Nunavut and the Northwest Territories happened, and then it becomes territorial legislation but mirroring the federal legislation. That way there would be, over time, if there was a decision in the North by Northerners that amendments were needed to that mirror legislation or other mirror legislation, it would be a process that Northerners would engage in.

In terms of the money that’s available for the consultation, I don’t have that information. I haven’t yet even seen the consultation schedule, but I will commit that that information will be provided to Members when we have it available. Thank you.