of Inuit government members during the fundamental stages of Nunavut could in fact cause serious damage to specific areas within the territory with the lack of Inuit control. However, in the fundamental phases, if inexperienced or unknowledgeable personnel oversee the majority of the significant aspects of development, failure of the territory becomes a likely option. Another prominent issue surrounds the fact of Nunavut's government, as it will be closer to people physically as well as spiritually, which will result in the majority of government be favored towards the Inuit people, especially once one considers, 80 percent of the population of the entire territory is predominantly Inuit. On the other hand, the other 20 percent of the population may not favor a government, which reflects for the most part the Inuit cultural structure, as others' beliefs and convictions are also in need of respect and in many instances support. An additional element includes one of the most significant concerns involving a government that does not just simply support the Inuit cultural instead it is a government which is both favorable to the Inuit as well as run by the Inuit people. Yet,
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