Julie Green
Statements in Debates
Thank you, Mr. Chair. No further questions.
Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I appreciate that complete answer. I understand that the current service provider has now developed some expertise in delivering this program. I am wondering if there is any possibility, pending the satisfactory review, whether in fact there could be a seamless transition between the current contract and the next contract with the same service provider. Thank you.
Thanks to the Minister for that answer. Can he tell us at what point he’s going to share this business case in any form with this side of the House?
Thank you, Mr. Chair. I was kind of expecting to hear from Ms. Haener.
Thank you to the Minister for that. My last question is in reference to the change to the Change the Story strategy which I referenced in my statement. What would it take for the Minister to create a territorial primary prevention strategy on violence against women?
Thank you very much to the witnesses for answering those questions. Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to the Minister for that answer. Does the Minister have an evaluation of this campaign that he could share with the House, other than strictly relying on participation numbers?
Thank you, Mr. Chair. Of course, that’s an admirable goal. My last question, or maybe set of questions, in this area is about the Contract Management Committee Provincial/Territorial Secretariat. It looks like this expense was here and it disappeared and now it’s back. I’m wondering if I could get some detail on that please.
Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. It is my pleasure today to recognize Emmanuel Lamvu, who is sitting to your right. He and his fellow student, Ivan Ceria, have been Pages here and they are at the William McDonald School in Yellowknife. Thank you.
Thank you, Mr. Chair. I’m trying to understand then if an inmate is on a construction site and earns $12.50 an hour, then is there a threshold of what he can keep or he can keep all of it? Thank you.