Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, again, I ask the Minister of Finance, in your analysis as the Finance Minister, if we were to go ahead or not go ahead with what we’re talking about today in terms of long-term impact benefits, again, I will say to the people in the Sahtu, this would greatly hinge on my decision as to basic services that we do not receive in the Sahtu communities or any other small communities that we so desperately want to see in our communities. This is very important to me as a Member, as a Member who represents a community that has a facility like Colville Lake that, still today -- we talk about it -- has a honey bucket system for the washroom in their health centre. This is crazy. So, again, this is what we are faced with in terms of the Supp Health Program and issues that we have to face in our small communities when we go back to our region.

Can I ask the Minister again, in terms of is this program, again, in all his analysis as the Finance Minister, saying our current health system and as for the basic needs that we’re asking for now in our small communities?