Daryl Dolynny
Statements in Debates
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you, Mr. Bromley. Mr. Hawkins.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you, Mr. Bouchard. We’ll go to Mr. Neudorf.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you, committee. Sergeant-at-Arms, if you could please escort the witnesses into the House. Minister Beaulieu, if you’ll be kind enough to introduce your witnesses to the Chamber.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you, committee. Bill 60 is now ready for third reading. Thank you, Minister Beaulieu. Thank you, Mr. Loutitt, Mr. Neudorf and Mr. Chutskoff for joining us this evening. If I could get the Sergeant-at-Arms to please escort the witnesses out of the Chamber. Thank you. Mr. Bromley.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Let’s actually speak about all the numbers, shall we, because we’re kind of dancing and skirting around the issue. As I said, ATCON has a holdback of $696,707, plus this government has a holdback with Ruskin and ATCON for over $958,000. Clearly, we’ve got two pots of money here that could be used to pay the bills that are outstanding to the project. Will the Minister commit to paying this bill?
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Sergeant-at-Arms, if you could please escort the witnesses in.
Minister Lafferty, if you’d be kind enough to introduce your witnesses to the House.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you, Minister Beaulieu. Mr. Chutskoff, Mr. Neudorf and Mr. Loutitt, welcome back to the House.
Committee, again we are on Bill 60, An Act to Amend the Motor Vehicles Act. I will open up to general comments. Mr. Bouchard.
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you, Madam Chair. I do respect the Minister’s response and I do not want to split hairs with the Minister or department. I just think this nomenclature that we used to define this act is a bit misleading. A true victim here is a person who has had an act against them of violence or anything against them, and in a lot of cases I don’t think the victims themselves are recipients to the fines the way it’s set up by the courts. So I just want to make that perfectly clear.
There’s going to be a significant amount of impact and cost as these fines become higher and people or inmates are being...
Debates of
, 17th Assembly, 5th Session (day 89)
Thank you, Mr. Hawkins. We’ll now turn our attention to the Minister if he has witnesses to bring in the House. Minister Beaulieu.