Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I can speak in general about our approach to dealing with circumstances where we want to inform communities, and I'd be happy to do that. I'm not at liberty, in this House, to speak to a particular case or a particular patient as referred to by the Member and, unfortunately, I can't do that. But very clearly, when there's general circumstances where we have to inform the public, we work with our chief medical officer and the deputy and the communities to make sure that we can take the steps necessary to inform all the people that need to be informed about what is happening and how it's going to be dealt with, and to provide them the knowledge and information and reassurance they need to deal with whatever situation we may be dealing with at the time. I'm not at liberty to speak specifically about a particular patient. Thank you.