Thank you, Mr. Chair. The Member and I have had a number of conversations about that Tulita farm upgrade that we’re doing there. Just for the record, it is substantially complete. We’re using the old dispensers for the remainder of this year, as the new dispensers will actually be in in the spring. But for the most part, it is substantially complete and I have already committed to the Member that we would do a bit of a post-mortem on this project.

Having said that, we have also worked with the community and the Member and everybody involved when those issues did come up. I believe that we were able to address most of them. But lessons are always there to be learned, so I am absolutely willing to stand by my commitment to have a sit-down with the Member and whoever else when we are done, by way of a little post-mortem. On closure on that one, we will have that facility completely done early spring 2014, and pretty much the only thing left right now is the dispenser and a few other little tweaks. But the tanks are there, they’re being used and everything looks good.

The Capital Asset Retrofit Fund is obviously a program that we are incredibly proud of. We have been able to do a lot of good work with that. Obviously, we are willing to share any of the successes we have had with anybody. Some of the technology we have put into our buildings we are happy to sit down with anybody, both private and non-private, to talk about the benefits we can get so that people can see these benefits and hopefully start taking advantage of them on their own.

With respect to Norman Wells, we already have all the government assets off of the gas. In some cases we’re using different products. One of the things we’re doing right now, which I think is quite good, is we are currently putting in biomass on the school and the airport. We will be using biomass on the new health facility, long-term care facility, to provide heat in those buildings.