David Krutko

Minister of Finance.

Mr. Aumond.

Last question, Mr. Chair. One of the issues that always comes up is the whole environmental condition of our schools. Especially with old schools, such as the Moose Kerr School, we have a lot of products used that are no longer classified by way of lead paint, different types of insulation.

I know this issue has come up with what has happened to SAM school in Inuvik and other schools because of environmental contamination by air circulating systems. Again it comes down to a question of not only the safety of the children but also the safety of the teachers who work in this facility and ensuring...

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Welcome, witnesses.

Turn your attention to page 1-4 in regard to Capital Estimates 2009–2010, Office of the Clerk, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $130,000. Mrs. Groenewegen.

Thank you, Mr. Lafferty. Just a clarification on how soon we expect to provide that information on the program review.

Okay. If I can turn to page 6-2, Department Summary, Justice, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total infrastructure Investment Summary: $921,000.

Department of Justice, Department Summary, Infrastructure Investment Summary, Total Infrastructure Investment Summary: $921,000, approved.

In regard to your question, Mrs. Groenewegen, are you requesting that someone, either the Speaker or someone from his office, come before the House to explain the situation we see here by way of infrastructure for the Legislative Assembly?

Mr. Chair, can Mr. Aumond give us the breakdown in regard to what the capital costs are going to be over the next four years?

Interjection.

Can the deputy minister tell me what the government’s plans are to dispose of these hazardous materials that are in that facility? There is a cost in regard to disposal. Has the cost to remediate this site been taken into consideration?

Mr. Aumond.