Statements in Debates
Debates of
, (day 18)
Clauses 226 to 245.
Debates of
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Okay. Bill 17, clause 1.
Debates of
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Clause 33.
Debates of
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Thank you, Mr. Braden. To the motion. Ms. Lee.
Debates of
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We will proceed there with the detail. There will be a motion for an amendment at clause 5. Until then, we will proceed clause by clause. After that, I believe we will group, because there are 361 clauses, we will group some of them together, but we will try not to move too quickly in case anyone has any questions. Clause 1.
Debates of
, (day 18)
Clause 16.
Debates of
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Thank you, Mr. Braden. The motion is in order. To the motion. Ms. Lee.
Debates of
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Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my questions today are for the Honourable Floyd Roland, Minister of Health and Social Services. Mr. Speaker, it was almost 18 years ago that I was involved as a part of a lobby along with the Hay River Reserve and many others who felt it necessary that we have a residential treatment program for drug and alcohol addictions in the Northwest Territories. You can imagine how pleased we were when this government decided to invest the money in capital and to build a treatment centre on the Hay River Reserve. That facility has been operating for the last 13...
Debates of
, (day 18)
Clauses 186 to 205.
Debates of
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I would ask the Sergeant-at-Arms, then, to bring the witnesses to the witness table.
Mr. Ramsay, would you please introduce your witnesses for the record?