I just want to make sure – I am a fan of pellet usage, I believe in the future of biomass, and I certainly believe in the science behind geothermal – but I’m just worried that the city is out there flogging this particular project and suggesting they’ve got major people leaning towards any day they’re going to put ink to paper. I’m worried that they think that they’ve got the GNWT more committed than we are and I’m concerned that maybe that is the case. Maybe that isn’t the case. I’m not hearing it is the case from the Minister, which provides some relief, but the fact is I know one of the major business proponents downtown is not completely behind this. I’m trying to figure out who they think they have on the hook for this particular initiative, because I think the citizens of Yellowknife need some honesty on who is on this project. I know this is not the GNWT’s problem, but what I want to make clear here, and crystal clear is, is there any type of commitment other than we’d take a look at it and consider it. You’d be foolish not to look at it and consider it if there was a business case that spoke in favour of proceeding in this direction.
Just maybe one or two more times, and I apologize to the Minister, but that said, just one more time, is there any type of commitment whatsoever that says we’re on board with this project? I just want to make sure because from what I hear bouncing out on the street and what you’ve heard from some of the recently elected and re-elected people about these projects, it kind of makes me worried that we may be onto some type of moral obligation commitment or some written obligation commitment and I just want to make sure that we’re all on the same page.