Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Mr. Chairman, currently the Standing Committee on Social Programs is undertaking a review of the Child and Family Services Act. I’m looking at the budget in this area and from our meetings that we’re having so far with the stakeholders and staff, it’s apparent that stakeholders don’t feel that there’s enough money in the system to help all the people that come to them. And it’s fairly evident that social workers are handling too many cases at one time and it’s causing, certainly causing some problems for the delivery of services that are necessary for family and children in the Northwest Territories. I don’t see any substantial increases in the budget for community services, where I think most of our review will fall under the authorities and agencies, social workers and so on. Also, in the foster care where we hear a lot about the foster care. Again, there is no increase there, although the department has indicated there has been a little bit of a shift to where they’re getting more aboriginal households to become foster parents. So that may be more of a shift there than an increase in cost, although there is a good thing about some extra money going into prevention and promotion.
So, I guess, just a question for the Minister is: does the Minister have a contingency plan for any of the recommendations that may fall out of the Child and Family Services Act review, which is scheduled to be tabled this fall?