Debates of October 18, 2004 (day 22)

October
18
2004
Day
22
Speaker
Paul Delorey
Word
Members Present
ITEM 1: PRAYER
Assembly Members
Topics
Bill 15: Tlicho Community Services Agency Act
Bill 16: NWT Business Development And Investment Corporation Act
Bill 9: Write-off Of Assets And Debts Act, 2004-2005
Member's Statement On Addictions Treatment In The Sahtu Region
Member's Statement On Housing Needs In Nahendeh
Member's Statement On Location Of The New Legal Aid Office
Member's Statement On Waste Reduction Week
Member's Statement On Youth Relocating In Pursuit Of Education
Member’s Statement On Location Of The New Legal Aid Office
Member’s Statement On Student Financial Assistance Concerns
Member’s Statement On Support For The GNWT Technology Service Centre
Minister’s Statement 53-15(3): NWT Council Of Sport And Recreation Partners
Question 233-15(3): Requirements For The Continued Student Financial Assistance
Question 234-15(3): Integration Of The Technology Service Centre And NWT Housing Corporation
Question 235-15(3): Update On Space Allocation For Community Health Workers
Question 236-15(3): Waste Reduction And Recycling Legislation
Question 237-15(3): Cost Of New Family Law Legal Aid Office
Question 238-15(3): New Legal Aid Office Lease
Question 239-15(3): Housing Assessment In Fort Liard
Question 240-15(3): Details Of Additional Federal Health Funding
Question 241-15(3): New Legal Aid Office Lease
Question 242-15(3): Closure Of Trapping Facility In Vegreville
Tabled Document 70-15(3): NWT Council Of Sport And Recreation Partners Implementation Plan, October 2004
Tabled Document 71-15(3): Status Of Women Council Of The NWT 2003-2004 Annual Report
Written Question 38-15(3): Guidelines And Processes For Sole Source And Negotiated Contracts
Written Question 40-15(3): Costs And Uptake Of Alcohol And Drug Programs In The Sahtu
Statements

Bill 15: Tlicho Community Services Agency Act

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I give notice that on Wednesday, October 20, 2004, I will move that Bill 15, Tlicho Community Services Agency Act, be read for the first time. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.