. >> my name is lucy graham and i wasn't really planning to speak until just now. >> president melgar you speak into the mic, please, so we can all hear you. >> we have a family home in ingleside terrace and we have three generations living in that house. so all we want to do is expand it so everybody has space. so we feel that having this additional legislation is a burden for our family to do. and i don't quite understand how this is different from the accessory dwelling unit requirement, because if -- like that gentleman said it's now a four-unit building. therefore, it's considered a multi-family dwelling and no longer a single-family dwelling. so i am voicing my i guess disapproval for this proposal. because it would just -- i don't think it's necessary. there are requirements for permit conditions that could be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. so if let's say somebody wants an eight-bedroom, eight-bathhouse in a 3,000 square feet in, you know, next to city college, i mean, that should raise some flags by the people who are reviewing the plans. so this is just an additional pape

last year, breakfast‘s graham satchell spoke to lucy baxter who has cystic fibrosis. fibrosis. it costs £100,000 per patient per year and nice says it's too expensive for the nhs. lucy and her mum are about to do physio. it takes an hour twice a day to clear lucy's lungs. it shouldn't be where you live. it should be what you've got. people in the uk might die or it might be too late because of a funding issue. it's not really fair. lucy is here with us in the studio, and we're also joined from london by david ramsden, from the cystic fibrosis trust. good morning. lucy, iwasjust asking you off—camera when it was known that you had cystic fibrosis. i was about two and a half when i was diagnosed but it is a condition that you have all your life so i have always had it. you have no memory of not having it?” have always had it. you have no memory of not having it? i have a lwa ys memory of not having it? i have always had it. looking at that video, talking about that drug now, what is your hope? i really hope that it will be funded. it has got so much evidence to show tha