Daryl Dolynny

Seeing none, page 4-30, Aboriginal Affairs and Intergovernmental Relations, information item, work performed on behalf of others. Any questions?

Madam Chair, again, I don’t want to belittle the situation again here, but I’m trying to deal with a set of books that prevent us from having to come back time and time again for supps and supplementary asks from the government. Do we foresee that this is going to be a continuum for the supplemental on contract services year to year during the life of the 17th Assembly? Thank you, Madam Chair.

Thank you, Premier McLeod. Thank you, Ms. Ballantyne and Mr. Warren. Welcome to committee. With that, we’re going to be going, committee, to general comments on the Executive. General comments. Mr. Yakeleya.

Thank you, Mr. McLeod. Ms. Ballantyne. We’ll go to Mr. Warren.

Sorry, that was $2.456 million.

I think we’re going down the wrong rabbit hole. I’m not looking at what we were lending this money out to a proponent that was wanting to borrow against that fund. We as a government had access to money from the federal government. The federal government would charge this government a fee, a percentage, for the use of this $125 million. Madam Chair, what was that percentage?

Thank you. I believe that this is involving a number of, or a few potential patients and if these patients continue to reside in the Northwest Territories and give indication that they’ll reside in the Northwest Territories, my question is why can’t the department continue with a main estimate calculation given the fact that the treatment is relatively the same year after year.

Would this be in agreement to the Member?

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. Minister McLeod.

Page 2-26, Executive, activity summary, Cabinet support, grants and contributions, grants, total grants, $92,000. Contributions, total contributions, $731,000. Total grants and contributions, $823,000. Does committee agree?