Thank you, Mr. Chair. In this section, there is the out of territory use facilities but in the previous section, there was the community wellness and addiction recovery fund that is that fund that's been amalgamated to incorporate all of the old -- there was two or three different pots of funding. So it streamlines the process so that access to -- communities can access it if it's for addictions, it's aftercare, it's mental wellness, they can access through that program. And I think Indigenous communities can access up to a certain -- like up to $200,000, I believe, per year. And regional governments have the opportunity to apply and access dollars on multilevel -- like, multi-year agreements. So there is funding there. And, you know, I've committed to sharing that information to Regular Members. And I've been stressing that throughout all my visits with Indigenous governments, is that we do have this fund. We hear continuously that communities want to have -- make their made in their own community kind of program. That's what this fund can do. So, again, I will make sure that information is shared with committee. Thank you.