Daryl Dolynny

I appreciate the Minister’s commitment to that. One of the things that the Minister heard today here is there is obviously concern in the smaller communities that don’t have a regular detachment but there’s potentially regular patrols to those communities without detachments. With this budget, and again I didn’t hear it in that breakdown that we heard earlier, is there a greater focus with this new contract now to look at implementing more patrol days in those communities that do not have detachments?

I appreciate the Minister’s commitment to this program as it was mentioned a number of months ago. However, like anything else, trying to get all parties together is obviously going to be a little bit tricky. Would the Minister commit to spearhead this project as a result, because a lot of the finances would come under this government? Would the Minister commit that his department would spearhead the enhancements of our Aviation Memorial Program, not only in Yellowknife but throughout the Northwest Territories?

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. For that question we’ll go to Mr. Anderson.

Thank you. Page 5-43, NWT Housing Corporation, information item, corporate summary.

Thank you, Mr. Menicoche. Minister McLeod.

Thanks to the Minister for the breakdown. One of the things that we did not talk about in the opening comments or in the exchange was RCMP complaints, especially in small communities, and how are they handled. I guess I’ll pose that question first here for the Minister. Is there a methodology used and, if so, what is it? Thank you.

I’m glad I’m also in the dark. Would the Minister indulge the House as to when he might contact the federal Minister of Health to maybe get an update of this so-called Economic Action Plan?

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. Minister McLeod.

Thank you, Mr. Blake. Mr. McLeod.

Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Minister McLeod.