Mr. Speaker, we’re going to be challenged with our core services, like the Member has talked about, the basic medical services in communities. We’re going to be challenged with supplementary health. What we are trying to do is reprofile some finding. We are looking at putting in on a supplementary program some income testing to assist us to do that to control the costs, to be able to provide the service to all Northerners, including the working poor that currently aren’t included. At the same time, recognizing, as we look in our budgets and we look at our strategic initiatives and the work in the small communities, that there are significant unmet issues in those communities.
Our challenge is going to be to deal, first and foremost, with our core services. I mean, that’s what we expect in every community. So we have that challenge and everything we can do, be it building an office building in Yellowknife that could free up $100 million a year, be it looking at inclusive schooling, looking at other formulas that may not be set up the most proper way and we could look at being more efficient, those are all areas we are going to be looking at that the Members have told us to go and do the work and be creative and find our efficiencies. So our challenge is going to be to
do that to meet the very needs that the Members raise so passionately in this House today.