Thank you, Mr. Antoine. Supplementary, Ms. Lee.

I think I heard the Deputy Premier saying this is a short-term, one-time deal. So as of now we don't have dollar figures. Do we have certainty that this territorial fund that's been set up is for just one time? There is no question about it being continued any further than this year or one time? Thank you.

Thank you, Ms. Lee. Deputy Premier, Mr. Antoine.

Thank you, Mr. Antoine. Supplementary, Ms. Lee.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Then it appears that there is a lot more to be done in terms of following up on the commitment made by the Prime Minister. Mr. Speaker, I wonder if the Deputy Premier could elaborate on something else he said today on the same topic. Could he say any more about the fiscal challenges, the commitment on the part of the Prime Minister to work out the fiscal challenges faced by the territories by 2004? It's in the same statement. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Thank you, Ms. Lee. Deputy Premier, Mr. Antoine.

Thank you, Mr. Antoine. Final supplementary, Ms. Lee.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Given the work that still needs to be done to follow up on the agreements reached this morning and we are looking at deadlines on the territorial fund details by March 31, 2003, developing a process to address per capita funding by April 1, 2003 and another one until April 1, 2004, on fiscal challenges, I am wondering if the government has any plan on how to go about addressing this? Is there a task team, is there a senior bureaucrat that is going to sit in Ottawa? Will there be a Minister? Is it going to be brought to the House? Can he indicate any plan as to what we are preparing to do? Thank you.

Thank you, Ms. Lee. Deputy Premier, Mr. Antoine.

Thank you, Mr. Antoine. Item 7, oral questions. The honourable Member for Yellowknife South, Mr. Bell.

Thank you, Mr. Bell. The honourable Minister of Health and Social Services, Mr. Miltenberger.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. First I would just like to point out that we have just increased the health budget by 13 percent and we are spending money, which is adding to our deficit, trying to run the programs and enhance them where possible. So the money we get from the federal government, it's not new money, it's just the federal government finally starting to pay part of their share and help cover some of the investments we have made. The funds that do come available will be added to the mix. We will be working with Cabinet, the Legislature, the Social Programs committee to look at the priorities, both in terms of program development and whatever bricks and mortar that may be urgently required. The Member knows, as do I, that there are some pressing areas, specifically youth, as well as the cognitively impaired. So our pressing list is still there, so if there is a potential to do any other things and someone's got the money, we will work together to do that.

Thank you, Mr. Miltenberger. Supplementary, Mr. Bell.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I think Members on this side of the House certainly applaud the investments this government has made in the area of health. They have been critically needed investments, but we need to do more, Mr. Speaker. I wonder specifically then how something gets on the capital plan. We know in education, if you hit 85 percent capacity, you are over that, you are to plan for building new schools. What do we do for alcohol and drug facilities because clearly we see a need here, but I am wondering how we decide that something gets on the capital plan? How bad does it have to get?

Thank you, Mr. Bell. The honourable Minister of Health and Social Services, Mr. Miltenberger.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, in this particular area, as the Member knows from the briefing yesterday, there were 29 recommendations brought forward under the area of alcohol and drugs, mental health and family violence. We had to prioritize to spend the $1.4 million that we were given. It was on the list. As we look at the upcoming business plan process, we will be looking at our priorities and how to adjust them. The Social Programs committee will be fully involved in that particular process. We know that we are going to have to keep adjusting. Some issues will become more pressing than others and we will adjust accordingly. Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Miltenberger. Supplementary, Mr. Bell.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Until such time as we get adequate youth treatment facilities in the North, we will continue to ship our youth out to facilities in the south. What can the Minister offer to the families of these young people? How is he prepared to work with the families of these young people who are undergoing treatment in the south? Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Bell. The honourable Minister of Health and Social Services, Mr. Miltenberger.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the plan is to continue to work with the youth and the families according to the practices and protocol that is currently in place and try to address the needs as they arise with the most appropriate placements that we can find with the resources we have available. Thank you.