Thank you, Madam Chair. Thank you, Mr. Bromley, for the question. When we start to have the oil and gas coming to the Sahtu communities and start to explore for the oil and gas, that could be beneficial to the North and the Sahtu people. The comments by our leadership were starting to look around at the lifting of the liquor sales at the Norman Wells liquor store and we’re starting to see that, with the additional work and the amount of work that’s in the Sahtu, and the lifting has certainly contributed to the amount of liquor being purchased at the Norman Wells liquor store, even to the point where people who were also on income support were also starting to buy a lot more liquor than one needs to be, because certainly, the

amount that they’re purchasing is not for personal consumption. We do see a correlation there with the funds coming in, the activity and the lifting of the sales at the Norman Wells liquor store.