Michael Miltenberger

Mr. Chairman, just for some more background. We handed out earlier today to all the Members.... They should have hopefully received it by now. We managed to get all the housing numbers and MACA money, and we’ve redone the funds being allocated by constituency to the Members so that it’s comprehensive. If you haven’t gotten that yet, you will be getting it. The numbers paint somewhat of a different picture. For example, Nunakput is now up to about $34 million over four years.

On the issue of the office building, I appreciate the Member’s comments. Minister McLeod has made the case of why that’s...

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I will refer that question to Minister Bob McLeod.

Yes, Mr. Chairman, 2010–2011 is the plan for construction to start.

Thank you. I’ll refer that question to Minister McLeod.

As the process proceeded, there was sign-off for some additional funds that went to FMB, and that was signed off through the FMBS.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I’ll refer that to the Minister of Public Works and Services, Minister McLeod.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. If you want to talk about concrete plans, the man to talk to is the Minister of Transportation, Mr. Michael McLeod. I will ask him to respond.

Mr. Chairman, I’d have to ask the Member just to elaborate a bit more; I’m not clear. When he talks about approval processes, is he talking about with the Legislature? I’m not sure.

The answer is the same as it was five minutes ago: I’ll get that information for the Member. I would point out, though, that the Semmler Building lease is going to be used by the Beaufort-Delta Education Council to allow for barrier free access services.

The initiating approval for the negotiated contract was made by Cabinet, and that ROD was signed off by the Premier of the day, Premier Handley.