Certainly the low water and prohibitive cost estimates for building transmission lines, we don’t know if this low water will continue. This is a first time ever, the lowest in 65 years. Generally, the hydro reservoirs are filled with water every year with the runoff from the spring, or the freshet as they call it. The annual rainfall this year for the three months of May, June, July, I think we had a thimbleful of rain. So I don’t know if this will be continuing on an ongoing basis, but certainly it

made us recognize that we had to find a better way to reduce our reliance on hydro facilities in case it’s a permanent situation where going forward where the reservoirs won’t be refilled and we will have to look at alternatives where the consumers will have to become more independent and we will have to find a way to reduce our reliance on some of these facilities by having the Power Corporation buy excess power by individuals who generate their own power. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.