Yes, thank you. My understanding is that -- that the clinics are really built around providing the diagnosis and that the supports are offered separately. So in the event that someone does not have a diagnosis, there would still be supports available to them but not through that clinic. It might be through community counselling. It might be through some form of treatment. I think there are a number of ways that services could be provided but they're not necessarily within the scope of the FASD clinic. I'll just ask the deputy minister if he'd like to add. Would you like to -- no, he doesn't want to? Thank you, Madam Chair.