Member

I urge the Minister to go back to the department and make sure that we do not leave gaps, that we get on top of this, and that OHID understands that treatment is a progression. It has to progress from prevention. OHID has to be as concerned with people right at the beginning as it is with people at the end. It also has to use the experience, particularly lived experience, and not tell people how to run their lives or how to change other people’s lives. I say to the Minister: good luck.