Thank you, Mr. Speaker. And Mr. Speaker, this is one of those occasions where there's of course more than one department working together and in collaboration. So it's in cooperation with the Premier's office but also, of course, the Department of Infrastructure responsible for airports that we're putting some information together in this arena. At the end of the day, Mr. Speaker, airports, airport management, airport control, that is the exclusive jurisdiction of the federal government. And many of discussions have indeed been had to ensure that where there is an emergency need, in the nature of medical need, that individuals will have leeway and will be able to access medical services. But in so far as otherwise, at that point, Mr. Speaker, the choice of the federal government was to put in place a mandate that was fairly strict, that is quite strict indeed, and if in fact it is a job requirement of someone who is a member of the GNWT's public service that they need to travel, then their job requirements would now no longer line up with what is available to them.
It is unfortunate. There has been, I think, a fairly long period of time within which hopefully folks have had an opportunity to consider their options, consider their choices, but at this point, unless the federal government makes a change to their arrangements, I'm not in a position to force them to do that. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.