Mahsi. The Yamozha Kue Society out of Hay River delivers pilot projects on five modules and it is a basic, entry-level language. So it does capture, to some degree, on some of the interpretation, whether it be in a hospital setting. It is a basic level, but we are, as I stated, re-examining that area where if we can provide more effective and efficient course delivery that would capture and identify the terminology that’s used in hospital and school settings and so forth. So, yes, to some degree it does capture that, but it’s just very basic language that they’re being taught as part of the pilot project. Mahsi.
Jackson Lafferty on Question 131-17(3): Availability Of Interpreter/translators In All Health Authorities
In the Legislative Assembly on June 12th, 2012. See this statement in context.
Question 131-17(3): Availability Of Interpreter/translators In All Health Authorities
Oral Questions
June 11th, 2012
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