Daryl Dolynny

Does committee agree?

Welcome back, committee. Welcome back to Mr. Ramsay, Ms. Magrum and Mr. Vician. We are on page 12-17, Industry, Tourism and Investment, activity summary, minerals and petroleum resources, operations expenditure summary, $6.802 million. Mr. Bouchard.

COMMITTEE MOTION 4-17(3):

DEFERRAL OF CONSIDERATION OF

MINERALS AND PETROLEUM RESOURCES ACTIVITY UNDER ITI,

CARRIED

Page 12-28, activity summary, tourism and parks, grants and contributions, contributions, total contributions, $3.847 million. Mr. Bromley.

Page 12-36, information item, least commitments, infrastructure. Any questions?

Thank you. Page 13-25, Environment and Natural Resources, activity summary, wildlife, operations expenditure summary, $15.125 million. Mr. Bromley.

Thank you. Page 12-10, Industry, Tourism and Investment, department summary, information item, active position summary.

Thank you, Minister Ramsay and Mr. Moses. Page 12-21, activity summary, energy, operations expenditure summary, $1.619 million. Mr. Bromley.

Moving on to questions, we have Mr. Moses.

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. As we indicated, Mr. Bromley, we are going to do general comments collectively, so I’ll let you continue if you like. The Minister will intend to correspond accordingly to each Member in one statement. Mr. Bromley.

Thank you, Madam Speaker. Today I’d like to dedicate my Member’s statement to recent high school graduates. In fact, I’d like to thank all graduates throughout the Northwest Territories for accomplishing their goals, including Aurora College.

I’d be remiss if I didn’t spend a bit of time today to congratulate the special class of 2012 graduates of St. Pat’s High School, who recently celebrated their march, prom dance, church service, and cap and gown ceremony this past weekend.

As a Member of this Assembly and as a proud father in attendance, it made me both happy and proud to see the fruits of...