Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, that's not good news. Mr. Chair, I guess I often wondered because I don't get into the bills and so on, but I often wondered why so many people were having such a difficult time maintaining their power account, but it's so expensive in the small communities that it's difficult for the people to afford power. I felt that a user pay of a certain amount, like a flat rate for all user use, and I don't know, whether it be nine cents and whatever it was heading to was sufficient to govern the people to make sure that they are reducing their power usage, but it is not good news to hear that individuals this year, in addition to all of the difficult times -- we have heard in the House today about people appearing in front of the rental officer for non-payment of rent, and now they are probably going to be losing their power meters, at no fault to anyone, but just that people can't afford more bills in the communities. We can't afford more bills in the communities until there are more jobs.

People are, I think, going to have a real difficult time with this. I think we are going to see some serious issues here if people start paying all of their power, but that is just more commentary, Mr. Chair. Thank you.