Thank you, Mr. Chair. We don’t have a fixed timeline for those negotiations but we are optimistic. We continue to put effort into those negotiations and there are some pretty fundamental issues that remain, and that’s probably the reason why we’re hopeful and optimistic around the bilateral discussions potentially offering some solutions to some of the long-standing differences that have been presented at that table. Hopefully that provides a bit of a break in a log-jam. But notwithstanding that, we have still continued to negotiate through the Dehcho Process and have made some progress on some of the other issues, so we are encouraged by that as well. In fact, Dehcho negotiations are underway this week.
Much depends on how quickly we can bridge some of those big, fundamental differences. If we can find
a way through some of those, we might see very rapid progress towards an agreement-in-principle, but unfortunately, I can’t give a timeline.