Just one more. I just want to again thank the Minister and thank the government for looking at the alternative heating system. I am very happy, at least for our assets, we’re off the gas and looking at alternative heating for our buildings. Certainly I will be asking later on. I had some discussion with the Minister of ENR in terms of helping the business outside the government’s

realm of responsibility, and the private homeownership is still somewhat our responsibility. I don’t know how I can word that. Anyhow, I’m happy that the school will be looking at this project along with the airport and, of course, our new health centre. So I would like you to see if you could work with the Minister of NWT Housing Corporation on the units that we’re going to be building in the Sahtu. This is the Fort Good Hope seniors unit that right now the corporation is looking at a solar type of energy unit for heating that facility, and the three projects that you talked about in Norman Wells should be enough supply to look at the seniors unit in Fort Good Hope as a means of having enough supply to maybe convert the seniors unit into a wood pellet, same as the school. We have the three major infrastructures that are going to be using biomass, so that should tell the supplier in Norman Wells we have the demand. We can bring the supply if we have the knowledge and confirmation that the Government of the Northwest Territories could use this type of alternative heating in Fort Good Hope. Any other infrastructure, the government is going to use in the Sahtu that we have a supply. We have a supply already, so they need to talk to each other to say, is it possible in Fort Good Hope. I think it is. The will is there. I want to ask the Minister of Public Works on this issue. It’s critical to the people in the Sahtu that we look at this. I think it can be done. I just want to make that comment. Thank you.