Thank you. No, it's not.

Thank you. I think -- I believe of the 1200 people that were accessing benefits before, we have 794 and -- again, and 300 that were 429 of them on the last information I have were previous clients, and many -- like I said, before the program was is if you were a specific disease, you didn't even have to go through other insurances. And so now the program has been so that you're the user of last resort of the extended health benefits. So those that have previously been on them have been accessing, you know -- may have chosen to use their own insurance if they have work insurance and things like...

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, within public health and population health, the main goal is to have people working in the frontline for the health promotion piece. You know, we go out -- when you look at, you know, the things that fall under there, is immunization. We need to make sure that, you know, people -- our immunization rates are up so that means that we're seeing less of those diseases. When we think about population health in that same area is TB. You know, we had a -- like we talked about, we had a recent TB break. We should be able to manage those and better -- you know, on our...

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, in the Liwego'ati Building, they are -- the extended care beds are filled, I believe, and we are currently in the process of filling, I believe, 17 -- 17 of the beds as the funding that we have allocated -- has been allocated within that to open up those 17 beds. So the plan with Liwego'ati is to open up those beds in -- as we need to, like in sections so that we can onboard staff. And so right now the department is on -- is staffed, and they are admitting new patients into -- or new clients into -- new residents into the 17 beds that are currently there now...

Yes, that's correct.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, I'm going to, if I may, pass that on to the ADM. She can explain that, how that works.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Mr. Chair, what I will say is that we are only halfway through this year from this -- when this change was I think -- believe September 3rd. So we will continue to -- I mean, we -- we will have the data, and once the year is up we will analyze the data, and we will look at -- like, I committed to providing to committee once we've analyzed the data on what's -- like, how the program was over the last year, you know, we'll provide that information to committee. Thank you.

Yes, thank you. There will still be roles within the ministry and the department as well as, you know, actually -- and so there will be -- within the authorities, there will be more clarified roles and who's doing -- and the operations and so, yes, there will be still authority -- or a department straddling of how they work together. Thank you.

That is correct.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Nine, we have nine health cabins in the Northwest Territories. Thank you.