Thank you to our guests.
Thank you, Minister, for so generously giving us your time. You live in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. As a young fisheries biologist back in the seventies, I had the pleasure of working in the Mackenzie Valley for a number of years. I lived in Fort Simpson for a while and did some of the early work during the Mackenzie Valley environmental assessment days. It's a terrific part of the world, and from what I hear you say, it's as unspoiled as ever.
The other thing is that my colleague Mr. Weston, who is our caucus leader in the fitness area, wanted us to congratulate you for being the first city to declare National Health and Fitness Day. There are all kinds of great things going on in Yellowknife.
Regarding the commercial fishery, what is the potential for expanding the commercial fishery beyond Great Slave Lake?