Thank you, Madam Chair. The capital projects that were approved in the fall session identified capital investment for fiscal year 2013-14 of about $150,000 which will be used to expand some parking capacity which has been identified by residents and users as a challenge in the park. So we’re quite pleased with the support of that expansion.
With regard to the question regarding consultation, the development of the management plan for the park has been a very successful process. Good engagement happened earlier in the calendar year, in January, with a very well-attended event, public event, that brought users of the park to discuss in a workshop format the priorities that were needed in the park. We’ve had good feedback. We’re compiling the report at this point and committee will see that in short order.
In addition to that, dialogue continues with Yellowknives Dene First Nation and the residents and users that are adjacent or within the park boundary that take residence in that area. Generally speaking, there’s been very positive feedback on the park planning and some key issues have been identified particularly in capacity issues as we see across the Northwest Territories. Our parks are facing a bit of a transformation with regard to user groups. We have larger type vehicles being used in the park and we need to make accommodations for that. We have been quite successful in using renewable energy and other solutions in our park showers and facilities. So, more of that has been identified. So I believe it’s been a very successful process. Thank you, Madam Chair.