Health committee  In our pandemic plan, there is a section that talks about mass immunization. So when that happens, when the H1N1 vaccine is ready, we've identified different designated points on our reserve that we want to get set up so that nurses and health workers can come in. I heard you talking about vaccinating earlier, and who would be in a position to vaccinate.

Health committee  No. There was just a packing slip. We just had what was delivered.

Health committee  It would have been nice to have a list in terms of what we do with it.

Health committee  We pretty much had to scramble on our own to figure out what we were going to do to make the best of it.

Health committee  Yes, we have supplies that Health Canada had sent initially. I think they did that across the board for the communities. But we've been doing this post-SARS. In January 2005, when the ministries were mandated to get these plans done, we started. We've just been slowly building, and without much help.

Health committee  Yes, very quickly, there are approximately 12 sections in the chart, but I just wanted to point out that probably the most interesting and useful sections would be our at-risk list that we've developed. That would be for our vulnerable clients, the chronically sick, physically handicapped, and the children, especially the age groups that are targeted by H1N1 right now.

Health committee  Can I just add one thing very quickly?

Health committee  This is in terms of the emergency kit we developed. We had done up a poster of one of our elders. The home and community care nurse delivers it with her worker, and they just provide information on health teaching on H1N1, emergency preparedness. So this is just a picture of one of our elders in the community.

Health committee  Ahniin. Boozho. Welcome to everybody here today. Thank you for inviting us. We are very honoured, and we'd like to say hi to everybody in our community back home.