Dr. Kathleen MacLellan:

I would rather not refer to any single or individual case. The Deputy's point is well made that where somebody is moving it has to be a personalised approach that meets the individual needs of that person in the types of care and supports that can be put in place. For some people, their care is being provided in nursing homes because it is significant and complex care that needs to be supported. As we look at the programme of displacement of those with disabilities from congregated settings into the community, it takes a period of time to examine the types of housing and supports that can be put in place that are appropriate and that will meet the needs of individuals as well. Any type of fast fix for individuals will probably not meet their needs. It is important that there is a comprehensive review of those needs and then an examination of what supports can be put in place.