Thank you, Madam Chair, and I thank the Member for comments in that area. The change that we've made recently is one that I feel does add a level of accountability, because ultimately the buck stops here when it comes to health care in the Northwest Territories. As a Minister, it needs an arm's length from an operation. It's either we're all in, or we operate the way we are. So that's why I took the step I did in that area.

The area of client care I guess, or how we set up our facilities, the nursing contingent, the specialties that are needed, is something that we do work with with our organizations. Ultimately, all of the health care delivery in the Northwest Territories has to fit within our integrated services delivery model, and each facility will have a different level of care of what can be done in a region, working all the way up to our territorial facility.

One of the other areas that we plug in is this patient care services. Although there's not showing money in it in '07-08, it was started with four of the main hospitals and the three, because they've been smaller, we've been able to do that. At the same time they were started in all three facilities, it was started in Stanton. We expect that to be done by the end of March, and that would be one of the tools that we can use again for the delivery process in our facilities. Thank you, Madam Chair.