Thank you. I heard the Minister say earlier during the proceedings that she’d be tabling a document called What We Heard from the Public and I think that’s all fine and good, but what the Minister should be tabling in this House is what the government intends to do with what they heard, and I don’t hear her saying that. It’s fine and dandy to put what we heard, but what exactly is the government going to do with what they heard? I think that’s the important thing here.
We talk about sustainability. The Minister says these proposed changes are to lend sustainability to the supplementary health benefits going forward and the health system in general. How could this be possible, Mr. Speaker, when we know the people are going to dump their third-party coverage? It’s going to cost the Government of the Northwest Territories more money, in addition to that in the area of administration of the program. How can the Minister stand up in this House, in front of the Regular Members and say the proposed changes are going to add sustainability to our health care system going forward? Thank you.