David Krutko

We’re on page 4-10, Petroleum Products Division, Total Activity, $5.041 million.

Department of Public Works and Services, Infrastructure Acquisition Plan, Petroleum Products Division, Total Activity: $5.041 million, approved.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today is a special day for the residents of Fort McPherson and Chief Julius School. Today some 15 graduates will be graduating from Chief Julius School. Of the 15 graduates there are five sets of brothers — Alyn Charlie, Aryn Charlie; Grant Snowshoe, Waylon Snowshoe; Robert Koe, Desmond Koe; Corey Alexie, Glenn Alexie; Jeffrey Robert, Perry Robert — along with Steven Kimiksana, Jennifer Greenland, Megan McCormick, Bobbie Rose Koe, and Ashlynn Allen.

I’d like to take this time to congratulate each and every one of the graduates and, more importantly, their families and...

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Welcome, witnesses. General comments, Aboriginal Affairs. Mr. Abernethy.

Thank you, Mr. Minister.

At this time I’d like to call on the Chair who is responsible for the committee’s consideration of their budget. With that, I’d like to ask Mr. Ramsay.

We’re on page 5-28, Technology Service Centre, Active Positions — By Region. Agreed?

Department of Public Works and Services, Technical Service Centre (Chargeback), Active Positions — By Region, approved.

Results of the motion are eight in favour of the motion, none against, seven abstentions. The motion is carried.

Motion carried.

Do we have agreement to go back to 5-10?

Unanimous consent granted.

Total Activity: $1.65 million.

Department of Public Works and Services, Infrastructure Acquisition Plan, Technology Service Centre, Total Activity: $1.65 million, approved.

Does the committee agree that the Minister brings in his witnesses?

Then I’d like to thank the Minister and thank the witnesses. Sergeant-at-Arms, could you escort the witnesses out.

The next department that we agreed to deal with today is the Department of Public Works and Services.