Thank you, Mr. Chair. I take the point. The Housing Corporation and Public Works and Services obviously are capable of sharing information back and forth. The deputy certainly has a number of conversations with the Housing Corporation on a regular basis. We will absolutely share all of the information we have and any of the technical specifications we use within the Public Works and Services-managed building projects and buildings.

Frankly, we all know that the biomass is a good product. It’s affordable, it’s environmentally friendly or certainly more friendly than gas or diesel. We are continuing to move forward. Coordinated through MECC is the Biomass Strategy. We are looking at a large number of facilities in the Northwest Territories and we’re currently doing feasibility studies on biomass projects at a number of facilities. Mr. Yakeleya, I apologize if I pronounce this wrong, but the ?ehtseo Ayha School in Deline is one that we’re looking at. The Chief Albert Wright School in Tulita is one that we’re looking at. The Chief T’Selehye in Fort Good Hope is one that we’re looking at. The ECE complex in Fort Simpson is one that we’re looking at. The Milton Building in Fort Simpson is another building that we’re currently doing some studies on to see about

putting biomass in. We will finish those studies and hopefully everything will prove out and we will move forward accordingly.