Mr. Speaker, that may or may not be something that this Legislature or future Legislatures have to consider. What we are doing right now is reviewing the government’s model and all of the chairs are fully engaged in working together as closely as possible, so that we are not working as eight separate authorities but we are working as a group. We meet every three months. We are looking at how to use doctors and resources better, how to find efficiencies in medical travel. How do we make sure that we collect all the money that is owed to us from anybody? How do we bill for services that we are providing to Nunavut residents or visitors or tourists who are having accidents? We are making sure that we collect every dime from them, any third-party cost. We are looking to change standby and call systems. We are working to make sure that all of our health care professionals are practicing at the fullest level possible so that if we could use nurse practitioners rather than using a doctor’s service, then we are doing that. The only way to do that is to have the doctors engaged, nurses engaged. If we could use midwifery, we are doing that.

Mr. Speaker, this is a multi-faceted, fully engaged, complex system change that we are engaged in. We are well on the way to making those changes. Thank you.