Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I want to ask my last question to Mr. Lafferty, Minister of Education, Culture and Employment. We know that from the Sahtu needs assessment studies and indications from other reports that if you have Grade 12 or a post-secondary university of college degree, your chances of getting a job are a lot better than a dropout. We also know that people like some of my friends who have Grade 7 who have a successful business, so there’s a balance. There are Henry Fords and there are Thomas Edisons and Alexander Graham Bells in our small communities.

I want to ask the Minister, has his department challenged the communities to get the best thinkers and the formula for success for our young people in our communities so that the communities can be involved in getting the kids to school, do the hard work? Is there any type of innovative thinking that can happen in the communities to get our kids off to a good start? Thank you.