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Thank you, Mr. Villeneuve. Mr. Handley.
Just for the record, I’ll read it over. Commissioner’s office, operations expenditure summary, $182,000.
Thank you, Mr. Yakeleya. To the motion. Mr. Braden.
Thank you, Mrs. Groenewegen. Mr. Dent.
Page 7-23, activity summary, legal aid services, operations expenditure summary, $4.493 million.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Just one last one here in petroleum product. Once the department decides to privatize I’m just wondering if they take into consideration, it might be fine and well to go ahead and privatize say bulk petroleum products, but does the department consider if after two years if the company can prove that they can take care of the petroleum products, does the department consider a third year that things will not change after year three? Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you, Mr. Dent. Mrs. Groenewegen.
Thank you, Mr. Menicoche. Mr. Braden.
Page 7-44, information item, services to the public, active positions.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I know I spoke about this yesterday, Mr. Chairman, with regard to the courthouse. I had a chance to take a look at the report that was done. I understand we can do a lot of savings with building a new courthouse in Yellowknife. There are other ways you can spend that money in terms of prevention for the communities and helping out the people. In smaller communities, he’s talking about security and the need for more space, where the RCMP, the victim, the assailant, all congregate in the community hall. Basically there is no security in situations like that. Why...