Mr Speaker, the essence of the bill in front of us is a no-brainer as it relates to the support that should be given. However, Mr Speaker, the member for the FODNORF, he did sign and applaud the members of the board and other executive and my years of working in view for the familiar of all the names. And while I am aware of the different persuasion, they all have good intentions, Mr Speaker, and they are well intended. Mr Speaker, but as a representative for a community in the South, and now that government has been asked to intervene and to have to guarantee various obligations, Mr Speaker, there is a concern that has continuously come to me as a parliamentary representative, as relates to people who seek the services of St. Jude's. And the member rightly said that in days of old people would have brought provisions and other things, which is a fact. You know, and they would be that sort of butter in system, but now Mr Speaker, the cost of medical care is expensive. Obviously, the hospital requires the finance into operating. And then Mr Speaker, now we have a situation where people would come to the hospital, whether they undergo various surgeries, whatever. They are not in opposition to pay the full amount. They are given certain payment plans, Mr Speaker. God forbid, some of these seem people may have to come back to the center. Because before they have finished their payment plan, Mr Speaker, and they have been difficulty accessing the services. And as a concern, I have, Mr Speaker, now that government has such direct intervention, whether there will be some sort of leniency or because what do we say that they cannot pay and we just don't provide them with the service. And I'm sure all members here have at some point in time have come to deal with people visiting our constituency offices seeking assistance to continue with some sort of medical assistance from St. Jude. So this is something we have to look at, Mr Speaker, going forward on till the universal health care or health insurance is put in place. And that in itself will take a little while, Mr Speaker, as much as I know we want to accelerate it. But what do we do in the meantime, Mr Speaker? We have the situation where somebody may have passed at St. Jude's and to get the death certificate for them to bury the person, they ask you, you have to clear the outstanding bill, Mr Speaker, and sometimes the intervention of certain people is required. How do we address that? That's something that we have to start. Some of the people really and truly, and the member for the efforts out there, some of the spoke to it earlier when you were speaking about the utility payment. Some of the people really and truly just cannot meet it. And so this is one step where we assist in St. Jude's, how can it fall back to assist in the people who have this challenge, Mr Speaker? So I fully support the bill and Mr Speaker. It's necessary in the environment that we operate in, particularly under the new, I think public finance management, it is necessary. But this is something we need to look at. And I'm sure members of the border listening and maybe they could come to some other arrangement as to how some of these people can be assisted. I await for the Prime Minister to discuss St. Jude's as an entity. And I truly agree with that because I do have my own presentation I would like to make on that. As we deal specifically with this item, I support. Thank you.