Thank you, Mr. Chair. Yes. You know, I believe education has worked on their document. Skills 4 Success is going to identify a number of these jobs. I think it was 36,000 or 38,000 jobs in the next number of years coming forward. We know that the population of the Northwest Territories is aging. We have already stepped up to the plate, I think, on some of these things as you take the ITH or the Canyon Creek-type projects where we have worked with the proponent who implemented their training programs.

We have given a lot of updates to committee on the number of people who have been trained on these projects. I think it is a number as high as 400-and-some individuals who worked on the ITH projects, with a great focus on trying to get more women into the workforce and these untraditional types of occupations. We are working closely with industry on these things around the training side of things.

You know, I think, hopefully, going forward, you see, even on the Tlicho Road going to Whati, you are going to see some of this stuff taking place, as well. We have really, you know, looked back on the history of these other two projects and how we can implement these things into other projects going forward because there will be some larger projects coming forward, as the Member stated. Thank you, Mr. Chair.