Is the 'Id sacrifice sufficient for a person and his family?

Question:
We have a call from Sultan from Hail. Yes, we have Abu Sultan with us. Please go ahead. Peace be upon you, and Allah's mercy and blessings. And peace and Allah's mercy. Yes. Shaykh, may Allah prolong your life in Islam. My question is: we heard, may you live long, a question and we did not understand the answer from the Shaykh. The questioner says that there are three or four sisters who have salaries, and they and their mother live in one house, and their mother has social security. It is possible that they do not have a guardian. Is it permissible for them to form a group or a cooperative to buy one 'Id sacrifice? This is the first question.

Answer:
The 'Id sacrifice is from... There is, my brother, charity. The 'Id sacrifice. The 'Id sacrifice is from one person; one person owns it and sacrifices it on behalf of himself and his family. It is not owned by a number of people; rather, one person owns it and sacrifices it. So if they give him something to buy it and own it, and then he sacrifices it, there is no harm. Yes.