Yes.
Not only because people living with HIV are people who should be cared for, but also it's a good public health strategy. We know that when people living with HIV are undetectable, they do not pass the virus on to others, so wouldn't we want people living with HIV to have access to medication? Do we want to impose financial barriers on them? I don't believe we do. Remember, we say we can effectively end the HIV epidemic in this country by the year 2030 if we take on some of these good public health strategies. We should definitely not be putting barriers in people's way.