I don’t disagree that we’re talking potentially in metres and square feet, the fact remains that these numbers are coming right from the buildings property managers themselves and, as such, I would recommend that we should get those numbers in order and make sure that we are talking apples to apples.

That said, my calculations come up with a 140,000 square foot estimate, which on absorption rate that we’ve been using in Yellowknife here over the past number of years is about 10,000 square feet per year, thus putting us about a 14-year potential shelf life of office space available. Has the department factored in this shelf life and what this could potentially do to the markets given that number?