Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, it's clear from the work and the research that now exists that addictions is no longer seen as a single presenting problem, that it is only one of many of often concurrent presenting problems, and that's the way it's being treated. Addictions by themselves are not the only problem. They come with other presenting problems that tie into maybe FASD, maybe family situations, maybe behavioural. So we have to look at all those and we're trying to do that. You can't look at the youth separate from the community and the family and we do have facilities down south when it comes to residential treatment. Thank you