Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
What we are intent on doing here by this fall is laying out, for example, our energy plan, which is going to capture the initiatives that I discussed this morning in terms of the energy infrastructure, the grid interconnects, the solar strategy, dealing with Inuvik and some of those broad issues that are very critical to the economy. We're going to look for partners to do that, because we know we don't have the opportunity or the capacity to do it on our own.
As well, once we have our thinking clearly laid out, then, yes, the intention is going to be to talk to the federal government about ways whereby they can assist us. Right now a lot of the constraints are accounting decisions, for example, as the member indicated, in terms of having the self-financing parts of our debt going against our borrowing limit.
So those are areas where we see the value of further discussion with Finance Canada. We did agree to the $800 million borrowing limit, but clearly, as we lay out our plan for the future--which I think is very ambitious, but has to be done--we need to have the ability to talk once again about some of these areas.