Debates of November 3, 2010 (day 29)

November
3
2010
Session
16th Assembly, 5th Session
Day
29
Speaker
Paul Delorey
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Members Present
Mr. Abernethy, Mr. Beaulieu, Ms. Bisaro, Mr. Bromley, Hon. Paul Delorey, Mrs. Groenewegen, Mr. Hawkins, Mr. Jacobson, Mr. Krutko, Hon. Jackson Lafferty, Hon. Sandy Lee, Hon. Bob McLeod, Hon. Michael McLeod, Hon. Robert McLeod, Mr. Menicoche, Hon. Michael Miltenberger, Mr. Ramsay, Hon. Floyd Roland, Mr. Yakeleya
Assembly Members
Topics
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 9-16(5): PASSING OF MANSELL GRAY
BILL 21: SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION ACT (OPERATIONS EXPENDITURES), No. 4, 2009-2010
BILL 22: SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION ACT (INFRASTRUCTURE EXPENDITURES), NO. 5, 2009-2010
BILL 23: SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION ACT (OPERATIONS EXPENDITURES), No. 2, 2010-2011
BILL 24: SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION ACT (INFRASTRUCTURE EXPENDITURES), NO. 4, 2010-2011
COMMITTEE MOTION 18-16(5): ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT OF REPORT AND EXPRESSION OF SUPPORT IN PRINCIPLE FOR FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS IDENTIFIED, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 19-16(5): COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE WITHIN 120 DAYS, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 20-16(5): IMPROVED COMMUNICATIONS AND DEPARTMENTAL FOLLOW-THROUGH ON LANGUAGES BOARDS’ RECOMMENDATIONS, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 21-16(5): SUPPORT FOR LANGUAGES BOARD AND COMMITTEES REGARDING ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES AND INTERNAL ISSUES, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 22-16(5): SERVICE-BASED MODEL, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 23-16(5): FORMAL RESPONSE TO “SPEAKING OF HEALTH: OFFICIAL LANGUAGES AS PART OF QUALITY HEALTH CARE IN THE NWT” TO LANGUAGES COMMISSIONER, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 24-16(5): COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE WITHIN 120 DAYS, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 25-16(5): REVIEW OF ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY ACT, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 26-16(5): ADDRESSING PRIVACY ISSUES AT ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN STAGE AT PUBLIC BODIES, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 27-16(5): ACCESS AND PRIVACY LEGISLATION, ACCOUNTABILITY AND RULES FOR USE AND DISCLOSURE OF PERSONAL INFORMATION FOR MUNICIPALITIES, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 28-16(5): RECORDS MANAGEMENT PRACTICES AND TRAINING, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 29-16(5): EDUCATING STUDENTS ON RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH ON-LINE ACTIVITIES, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 30-16(5): COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE WITHIN 120 DAYS, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 31-16(5): DEPARTMENTAL ACTION PLAN TO ADDRESS AUDITOR GENERAL’S REPORT RECOMMENDATIONS, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 32-16(5): EVALUATION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 33-16(5): REVIEW OF ABORIGINAL LANGUAGE AND CULTURE-BASED EDUCATION AND INCLUSIVE SCHOOLING DIRECTIVES, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 34-16(5): REPORTING PERFORMANCE INDICATORS BY CATEGORIES, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 35-16(5): ASSESSING, MEASURING AND REPORTING ON NEW PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 36-16(5): PROGRESS UPDATES ON IMPLEMENTATION OF AUDITOR GENERAL’S RECOMMENDATIONS TO STANDING COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL PROGRAMS, CARRIED
COMMITTEE MOTION 37-16(5): COMPREHENSIVE RESPONSE WITHIN 120 DAYS, CARRIED
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON ELDERS’ CARE IN THE SAHTU
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON HEALTH CARE SERVICES FOR FORT LIARD RESIDENTS
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON IMPORTANCE OF RESPITE CARE SERVICES
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON NWT ACCESS TO HEALTH CARE SERVICES
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON PROPOSED CHANGES TO SUPPLEMENTARY HEALTH BENEFITS POLICY
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN NUNAKPUT
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON RESPITE CARE PROGRAM FUNDING REDUCTIONS
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE WITH AUTISM IN THE NWT
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 85-16(5): LITERACY STRATEGY UPDATE 2009-2010
MOTION 24-16(5): LOWER MAXIMUM UNIT RENTS FOR PUBLIC HOUSING, CARRIED
MOTION 28-16(5): PROVISION OF RESPITE CARE SERVICES
MOTION 28-16(5): PROVISION OF RESPITE CARE SERVICES, CARRIED
MOTION 29-16(5): DISSOLUTION OF THE 16TH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
MOTION 29-16(5): DISSOLUTION OF THE 16TH LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY, CARRIED
PETITION 8-16(5): RESPITE SERVICES IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
QUESTION 325-16(5): RESPITE CARE PROGRAM FUNDING REDUCTIONS
QUESTION 326-16(5): PROVISION OF HEALTH CARE SERVICES IN NUNakput
QUESTION 327-16(5): ELDERS’ CARE IN THE SAHTU
QUESTION 328-16(5): RESPITE CARE PROGRAM FUNDING REDUCTIONS
QUESTION 329-16(5): RESPITE CARE SERVICES IN TU NEDHE
QUESTION 330-16(5): RESPITE CARE PROGRAM FUNDING REDUCTIONS
QUESTION 331-16(5): RESPITE CARE SERVICES IN MACKENZIE DELTA
QUESTION 332-16(5): PROVIDING HEALTH CARE SERVICES TO FORT LIARD RESIDENTS
QUESTION 333-16(5): PROCESS TO DETERMINE RESPITE CARE PROGRAM FUNDING
QUESTION 334-16(5): RESPITE CARE PROGRAM FUNDING REDUCTIONS
RECORDED VOTE
TABLED DOCUMENT 117-16(5): GROWING FORWARD: REPORT ON CONTRIBUTIONS 2009-2010
TABLED DOCUMENT 118-16(5): INTERIM REPORT ON THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2010
TABLED DOCUMENT 119-16(5): AURORA COLLEGE 2009-2010 ANNUAL REPORT
TABLED DOCUMENT 120-16(5): OCTOBER 22, 2010, LETTER FROM RUTH ADAMCHICK, PROGRAM COORDINATOR FOR YELLOWKNIFE FAMILY CENTRE, ON SUPPORT FOR YACL’s FUNDING FOR RESPITE CARE SERVICES
TABLED DOCUMENT 121-16(5): cover pages of “TOO MANY ESPRESSO BEANS” BY B.T. HALL
Statements

COMMITTEE MOTION 32-16(5): EVALUATION OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM, CARRIED

I move that this committee recommends that the planned evaluation of the Early Childhood Development Program includes a review of both strengths and weaknesses of the program outcomes; and further, that the evaluation also identifies performance indicators and a means to collect baseline information on children as they enter kindergarten; furthermore, that this information be used for ongoing monitoring and reporting to support and provide direction for the Early Childhood Development Program.

The motion is in order. To the motion.

Question.

Question has been called.

---Carried

Mr. Menicoche.