David Krutko

Page 8-8, information item, infrastructure investment summary, information item. Mr. Yakeleya.

We are on page 8-13, directorate, operations expenditure summary, activity summary, $5.975 million.

My question is around the area of Non-Insured Health Benefits, especially when it comes to treaty Indians. Again, it comes back to my issue with the Tsiigehtchic situation where under treaties you have the right that was basically recognized in the treaties signed in 1898 and also 1921. They recognize First Nations people have the right to education, health care and also have other rights that come out of those treaties. Again, for the community of Tsiigehtchic not having health care, which this government gets funding for on behalf of those people and I think that for me it shows that this...

Minister of Health, Ms. Lee.

Thank you, Mr. Yakeleya. With that, I would like to ask the Minister if she’d like to respond to Mr. Yakeleya’s general comments.

Mr. Bromley.

Minister Lee.

Deputy Minister Meade.

General comments. I am not seeing anyone. I would like to give the Minister an opportunity to respond to the general comments that were raised yesterday and today. Madam Minister.

Minister of Health and Social Services.