Daniel McNeely

Thank you. Minister.

Ms. Lau-a.

Thank you, Mr. Thompson. Minister.

Thank you, Ms. Lau-a. Mr. O'Reilly.

Thank you. Minister.

Thank you, Minister Moses. Mr. O'Reilly.

Thank you. Perhaps for some more detail we could go to our law clerk. Madam Clerk.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. I, too, had some concerns on the exemption portion of this bill, but overall analyzing the benefits created from this bill as we all said is really beneficial to the City of Yellowknife. In the context of defining "benefits" when statements were saying that if the levy is going to be directed to the incoming tourism community.

When you look back at the Department of ITI survey showing the traffic in the neighbourhood of annual tourists coming into the territories, right from the Arctic Ocean to the 60th parallel at 108,000 visitors, being conservative and saying, even if...

Thank you, Ms. Green. Next, I have Mr. Thompson.

I thank the Minister for that information. My last question, and I mentioned in my statement that Colville Lake solar project has been a relative success in demonstrating the use of renewable on a small diesel system. What are the next steps for other communities who want to advance their solar energy in the use in their communities?