Mr. Chairman, if my memory serves me correctly, in the last government we worked extensively in trying to do community energy plans with all of the communities working with Arctic Energy Alliance. We subsequently put in these Pathfinders.

If I just may offer one final comment… And yes, our door is open to have those further discussions.

I speak of wood chips with a caution in my voice because in Fort Smith the Metis local started out putting in a facility to heat about four of their big buildings right by Roaring Rapids and a number of other buildings. They started out with wood chips in mind and got fairly well along the design and building and, clearly, they redid their numbers and came to realize that they better switch to pellets, because when they did all the numbers on the labour costs and the certainty of supply, and getting green wood and drying it and all these types of things, it became, in their mind, cost prohibitive and they basically put a stop on the project and they’re going to spend the extra dollars to convert to wood pellets. I was offering that just as an example to keep in mind.

Our door is open to have discussions with all of the communities, not only ourselves but the government and the Arctic Energy Alliance, on how do we go forward with all of the implementation on the implementation side. Thank you.