Thank you, Madam Chair. I’ve also been very supportive and inquisitive of this Pharmacy Act, because I’m looking at the small communities like Colville Lake. We have what’s called a nursing station with a person that’s been trained to work in the communities and administer pharmacy medication from time to time to the elderly people. Is this system then hooked up to somewhere in Colville Lake, like, if they’re trying to prevent any further use of pills that could be seen as harming the person more than helping them? For example, in Colville Lake, is this through the pharmacy shops here or the health centres in the larger centres like Good Hope and Norman Wells? I guess I’m just trying to figure out the crux of it.
Maybe that could be discussed later on, but ensuring that some of the challenges to operate a nursing station in the small communities is not quite as in the larger centres. I just want to ask that, the monitoring of these medications. Do we have enough technology infrastructures in Colville Lake to say Mr. Joe is taking a little too much here, what’s going on. Or is that from the medical field or the pharmacists? Is there some kind of red light that goes on, saying that this is too much here? What’s happening? What’s going on? I just wanted to ensure that people in Colville Lake could also be assured and secure that this monitoring and tracking of prescription drugs could be also beneficial to them. Some of the older people, they don’t question, they just take the pills and sometimes they sit there all day with numbness because they don’t know the effects of some of their pills. That’s all I want to ask. Thank you.