Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have a few more questions, as well, for the Minister of Health and Social Services. I’d like to follow up on the questions that I’d asked previously. One of the town hall meetings was held here in Yellowknife and during that town hall meeting -- actually, no, that’s not true, it was at a meeting that was held at the Baker Centre -- one of the attendees at that meeting stated in reference to the proposed program that’s put forward that the government can do better than this. Somebody else then suggested that this is probably the best that this government can do, that they are maxed out on creativity and capacity. I, unfortunately, somewhat have to agree with that statement.

The Minister several times has said we are doing what we have to do. She’s also said we are looking at it, we’re looking at who should pay for that and how we should pay for that. It suggests to me if you say we are looking at it, that there is a possibility for change. And we ask the questions whether or not change could be made and the Minister has consistently said no. So I guess I would like to then ask the Minister if there is no possibility of changing this policy, why does the Minister and Cabinet feel that we have to do these changes in the way that they are proposed? Thank you.