Debates of June 1, 2005 (day 6)

June
1
2005
Day
6
Speaker
Paul Delorey
Word
Members Present
ITEM 1: PRAYER
Assembly Members
Topics
Bill 1: Supplementary Appropriation Act, No. 1, 2005-2006
Bill 2: Supplementary Appropriation Act, No. 4, 2004-2005
Committee Motion 1-15(4) To Delete $505,000 From Health Services Programs Activity, Defeated
Member's Statement On Access To Medical Transportation Services In Communities
Member's Statement On Log Home Building Initiative Training Money For Jean Marie River
Member's Statement On NWT Exemption From Goods And Services Tax
Member’s Statement On Community Consultation On Moving The Territorial Treatment Centre
Member’s Statement On Development Of Green Space In Yellowknife
Member’s Statement On Move Of The Territorial Treatment Centre
Member’s Statement On Need For An All-Weather Road Strategy For The Sahtu
Member’s Statement On Property Taxes In Smaller Communities
Minister’s Statement 15-15(4): Senior Citizens’ Week
Minister’s Statement 16-15(4): Recognition Of Community Firefighters And Fire Departments
Minister’s Statement 17-15(4): NWT Literacy Council’s Community Book Drive
Motion 1-15(4): Appointment Of Information And Privacy Commissioner
Question 69-15(4): Role Of GNWT In Land Negotiations Between The City Of Yellowknife And The Yellowknives Band
Question 70-15(4): NWT Exemption From Goods And Services Tax
Question 71-15(4): Role Of Education In Addictions Programming
Question 72-15(4): All-Weather Road For The Sahtu
Question 73-15(4): Status Of 2004-05 Funding Approval For Territorial Treatment Centre
Question 74-15(4): Lapse Of Allocated Funding For GNWT Projects
Question 75-15(4): Dust Control Practices For The NWT
Question 76-15(4): Accuracy Of Information Provided By The NWTHC
Question 77-15(4): BC-NWT Health Authorities Interjurisdictional Agreement
Tabled Document 12-15(4): Expanded Downpayment Assistance Program Policy
Tabled Document 13-15(4): Fair Practices Office Annual Report
Tabled Document 14-15(4): Annual Report On The Activities Of The Rental Office
Statements

Agreed.

Total Aboriginal Affairs, $161,000.

Agreed.

Total department, $16.319 million.

Agreed.

Page 9, Finance, operations expenditures, not previously authorized, directorate, negative $64,000.

Agreed.

Total department, negative $64,000.

Agreed.

Page 10, Municipal and Community Affairs, operations expenditures, directorate, special warrants, not previously authorized, negative $321,000.

Agreed.

Community operations, special warrants, $1.295 million.

Agreed.

Not previously authorized, $3.707 million.

Agreed.

Lands administration, not previously authorized, $750,000.

Agreed.

Page 11, Municipal and Community Affairs continued, operations expenditures, regional operations, special warrants, not previously authorized, $712,000.

Agreed.

Sport recreation and youth, not previously authorized, $249,000.

Agreed.

Total department, $2.007 million.

Agreed.

That’s special warrants, just for the record. Not previously authorized, total department, $4.385 million.

Agreed.

Page 12, Public Works and Services, operations expenditures, directorate, not previously authorized, negative $768,000.

Agreed.

Asset management, special warrants, $868,000.

Agreed.

Not previously authorized, $379,000.

Agreed.

Total department, special warrants, $868,000.

Agreed.

Not previously authorized, negative $389,000.

Agreed.

Page 13, Health and Social Services, operations expenditures, directorate, not previously authorized, $488,000.

Agreed.

Program delivery support, not previously authorized, negative $5.927 million.

Agreed.

Health services programs, not previously authorized, $4.876 million.

Agreed.

Page 14, Health and Social Services continued, operations expenditures, supplementary health programs, not previously authorized, negative $303,000.

Agreed.

Total department, negative $866,000.

Agreed.

Page 15, Justice, operations expenditures, services to government, not previously authorized, negative $1.443 million.

Agreed.

Law enforcement, not previously authorized, $234,000.

Agreed.

Total department, negative $1.209 million.