That will give us the ability to insert it into the capital planning process, which the Member does know takes a bit of time. I do hear the Member clearly around palliative care. We want to make sure, where possible, individuals can be supported for palliative care in the communities. While we’re doing the planning study and we’re getting the information which we can have further discussion on, we are making sure that our staff are trained so that the communities can support palliative care where medically possible in our communities in individual’s homes for short periods of time. In Deline, by way of example, we do have equipment that can be shared on a temporary basis with residents who are providing palliative support.

Although the capital planning process is going to take a bit of time, this planning, this will help inform the capital process, and we are also doing things to make sure that we can provide palliative care in the community without beds until such time as we get through the capital process.