David Krutko

Okay, I’ll clarify. The lack of services to the residents of Tsiigehtchic, that should be about as precise as you can get to the type of service that they get, which is minimal compared to what other larger communities receive and I think it’s the service that we’re talking about here. I think that health care is a right in regards to the Canadian Health Act in which people have to be prescribed health care and that’s what we get the money for from the federal government. I think if we’re going to start determining service on basically some model in regard to the size of a community, the...

Mr. Elkin.

General comments. What is the wish of the committee? Detail. Okay, if we can turn to page 8-8, or page 8-7, we will defer that to deal with page 8. So with that we’ll defer page 8-7 and then once we conclude the department, then we’ll come back to conclude department summary. Is the committee agreed?

Ms. Lee.

Thank you, Ms. Lee. Ms. Bisaro.

Next, I have Mr. Bromley.

General comments. Mr. Yakeleya.

Minister of Environment and Natural Resources, Mr. Miltenberger.

Next on the list I have Mr. Bromley and then Ms. Bisaro. Mr. Bromley.

The Minister of Health.