Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, one of the things that we -- just so that people are aware, like, even the patients that are in the hospital that are at an altered level of care, they may not have as high needs as some people that are living in their homes and so they may not be priority. They also -- long-term care is -- it is the person's choice to go into long-term care and therefore this is one of the things that we are taking back and we are looking at because it's not only gridlock in -- I mean, they're not all altered level care. It's just in Stanton. They're in Hay River. I recently was there. They're in Inuvik. And so they're in all of our acute care facilities. And so this is something that we are looking at on how to work with those families. And I know that's gone back to each authority to work with those families on going through the process. And the process can be -- you know, it has to be assessment by the nurse and then a physician and whatever their needs are, and then their application gets -- and then I think the territorial application committee meets monthly. Thank you, Mr. Chair.