Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My questions today are for the Minister of Health and Social Services and a follow-up on questions that some of my colleagues have already asked with respect to naturopathic medicine and naturopathic doctors. I want to start off with a clarification question.
Yesterday, when talking to the Minister, the Minister indicated the title of doctor is a protected title and that naturopathic doctors should not be using this title. I just need a little bit of clarity under that. I am curious how an individual who can go off and get 10 years of education and graduate from a federally and regionally accredited institution as a doctor of naturopathic medicine cannot be called a doctor. My colleague Mr. Bromley is a doctor. I am curious how this title being protected is sort of captured in the Minister’s statements. Can we not use the title doctor for individuals that have graduated as doctors regardless of whatever field? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.