First, we’ll need all those beds when we do move into the master development; not the planning for Stanton but the actual doing. You’re going to be doing a redevelopment in a live hospital, so you do need to be able to decant patients and services.

The other piece of it is that with the 48-hour repatriation notice and Alberta is now moving to 11:00 a.m. discharges and raising their percentages in their hospitals because they’re so full. We have to be able to treat a bed in the Territories as a bed. By less services that are currently coming into Stanton from Fort Smith or Hay River, that will give us some of the more acute beds that we’re going to need for the rapid response.

Secondly, given the waitlists and the pressures on Stanton for some of the diagnostics, we hope to expand the diagnostics in both. Some differences, but for example, with dialysis we have a need to have dialysis. They are not duplicating. We have to have it in more centres than less. We’re also building with future expansion in both. Future meaning different services in the diagnostic area, should they be required.