Mr. Speaker, that’s another question I want to pose to the Minister of Finance. In terms of sustainability, in terms of the program that we offer now and what we are discussing right now through the government’s initiative to propose changes to the supplementary health benefit, there are going to be some tough choices coming down in the next couple of years in terms of what we receive from the federal government and what we want in our communities. I spoke of that very passionately about the needs in Colville Lake, for example, and many other small communities also are going to be asking about some of those basic services.
With this plan that the Minister of Health is proposing, this policy, are we able then to look at some of these basic needs that we so desperately want in places like Colville Lake or in the Sahtu?