The involvement of the territorial government in energy efficiency conservation, all the areas of retrofitting houses, making sure we’re using proper appliances, hot water heaters, wood stoves, LED lightbulbs, those types of things, are part of a process. We’d have to look at the money. If we’re going to be providing rebates or incentives, is it to renovations, is it going to be if you’re building a half-million dollar house? We’d have to put in a certain percentage to encourage you to go to R-40 in the walls, R-60 or 65 in the roof. There’s some discussion to be had, there’s costs to be looked at, is it needs based? So, there are a lot of things.

It’s a fairly potentially big-ticket item, but we’ve been working our way there because we’ve been spending a lot of money on developing biomass strategies, solar strategies, we’ve invested considerably in converting our own buildings and those types of things and putting in a significant amount of money to help people convert to biomass. So, capacity is one issue, the Member’s raised it now in this House, and maybe the time is now to have that discussion. Thank you.