Debates of October 25, 2004 (day 27)

October
25
2004
Day
27
Speaker
Paul Delorey
Word
Members Present
ITEM 1: PRAYER
Assembly Members
Topics
Member's Statement On Cleanup Of Con And Giant Mines
Member's Statement On National Community Living Awareness Month
Member's Statement On Public Commitment To Quit Smoking
Member's Statement On Staff Morale At North Slave Correctional Centre
Member’s Statement On Enforcement Of Wildlife Harvesting Regulations Regarding Meat Wastage
Member’s Statement On Evaluation Of Nursing Positions At Stanton Territorial Hospital
Member’s Statement On Multiyear Funding Of Non-Government Organizations
Minister’s Statement 66-15(3): Ministers Absent From The House
Minister’s Statement 67-15(3): Expo 2005
Minister’s Statement 68-15(3): The Northwest Territories Housing Corporation “From The Ground Up, Celebrating 30 Years”
Motion 20-15(3): Affordable Electric Power
Question 291-15(3): Re-evaluation Of Nursing Positions
Question 292-16(3): Responsibility For Cleanup Of Giant Mine
Question 293-15(3): Update On The Seniors Facility In Deline
Question 294-15(3): Issues At North Slave Correctional Centre
Question 295-15(3): Enforcement By Wildlife Officers Along Ingraham Trail
Question 296-15(3): Status Of Resident Judge In Hay River
Question 297-15(3): Levels Of Pay For Nurses
Question 298-15(3): Status Of The Protected Areas Strategy
Question 299-15(3): Review Of Market Housing Initiative
Question 300-15(3): Course Load Requirement For Student Financial Assistance
Question 301-15-15(3): Wrongful Dismissal Suits In Corrections Services
Question 302-15(3): Occupancy Of Market Housing Units
Tabled Document 83-15(3): NWT Power Corporation 2003-2004 Annual Report
Tabled Document 84-15(3): Community Driven Solutions: NWT Housing Corporation 2003-2004 Annual Report
Written Question 49-15(3): Statistics At The North Slave Correctional Centre
Written Question 50-15(3): Supervisory Policy
Written Question 52-15(3): Hunting Practices And Charges
Written Question 53-15(3): Statistics About Smoking
Statements

Written Question 52-15(3): Hunting Practices And Charges

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the Minister of Resources, Wildlife and Economic Development, with reference to my Member's statement about bad hunting practices and meat wastage in the NWT:

How many infractions have taken place since the Akaitcho incident in 2002?

How many have resulted in official charges being laid or fines imposed?

What changes in the Wildlife Act will help to alleviate or deter this type of practice in the NWT?

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.