David Krutko

Thank you. Mr. Yakeleya.

Could the Minister tell me with regard to recoveries, research and development, Building Canada Plan, $264,000, could you give me a breakdown on that? What research is it being spent on?

Page 13-9, Environment and Natural Resources, information item, revenue summary. Questions? Mr. Bromley.

Moving on to page 13-18, grants and contributions, environment, activity summary, contributions, $5.004 million.

Minister of Environment.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. In regard to highways, maintenance national parks, the $95,000, what’s that for?

As we all know, some communities are having difficulties with deficits or lack of core staff to ensure they have capacity to do the work to complete these reviews. I’d like to ask the Minister what other resources are there for communities that do not have the capacity in SAOs or people in the communities who can actually physically do the work. Is the government willing to put more resources into those communities so that we can try to meet the deadline of March 31st?

We are moving on to page 13-13, Environment and Natural Resources, activity summary, corporate management, operations expenditure summary, $14.366 million. Mr. Yakeleya.

Mr. Yakeleya.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Just reviewing the Minister’s opening remarks I noted he didn’t mention anything about the Aklavik community access road to the gravel source and yet there was a motion passed in this House regarding that community and the community of Tuk access road to their gravel sources through the community infrastructure funding. It seems like we’re no farther ahead than we were two years ago. This department’s going full out on other projects, so I would just like to ask the Minister, when motions are passed in this House how seriously do you take them? What is this government...