David Krutko

Minister of Environment.

Agreed. Moving on to page 13-33, work performed on behalf of others, information item. Agreed?

The other question was how long is the agreement for?

I’d like to thank the Minister for that, because I think that’s the type of thinking and type of support we’re going to need from either non-governmental organizations, the private sector and do our part to get these tents to the people in Haiti. My issue is, we have to find a way of getting them there. I’d just like to ask the Minister, have you spoken to anyone in regard to the Prime Minister’s office or someone in Ottawa to see exactly how they can work with ourselves, as the Government of the Northwest Territories, to find a way to get these tents to the people in Haiti.

Mr. Minister.

Okay, we’re on page 13-22, grants and contributions, forest management, activity summary, grants, $100,000. Agreed?

Mr. Chair, I am just following up on a question that was responded to by the deputy minister identifying that this money is for seven years. It’s a total of $1.8 million going forward and this is the allocation for this year. So there are other dollars going forward. My question is: going forward, can we look at some projects such as main street chipseal. It’s with regard to the comments by the deputy minister.

Mr. Bromley. Mr. Jacobson.

Minister of Environment.

Agreed. Continued on page 13-31, work performed on behalf of others, continued, Information Item. Agreed?