Debates of June 2, 2015 (day 81)

June
2
2015
Session
17th Assembly, 5th Session
Day
81
Speaker
Jackie Jacobson
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Members Present
Hon. Glen Abernethy, Hon. Tom Beaulieu, Ms. Bisaro, Mr. Blake, Mr. Bouchard, Mr. Bromley, Mr. Dolynny, Mrs. Groenewegen, Mr. Hawkins, Hon. Jackie Jacobson, Hon. Jackson Lafferty, Hon. Bob McLeod, Hon. Robert McLeod, Mr. Menicoche, Hon. Michael Miltenberger, Mr. Moses, Mr. Nadli, Hon. David Ramsay, Mr. Yakeleya
Assembly Members
Topics
BILL 47: AN ACT TO AMEND THE CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES ACT
BILL 55: MENTAL HEALTH ACT
BILL 56: MISCELLANEOUS STATUTE LAW AMENDMENT ACT 2015
COMMITTEE MOTION 119-17(5): delete $516,000 from directorate activity, department of executive, DEFEATED
COMMITTEE MOTION 120-17(5): concurrence of supplementary estimates (operations expenditures), no. 1, 2015-2016, CARRIED
Committee Report 16-17(5): Report on the Review of the 2013-2014 Public Accounts
COMMITTEE REPORT 17-17(5): REPORT ON THE REVIEW OF BILL 44: AN ACT TO AMEND THE HOSPITAL INSURANCE AND HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION ACT
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING REGULATORY REGIME
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON BALANCED APPROACH TO HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON HORIZONTAL FRACTURING FILING REGULATIONS
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON INUVIK HYDRAULIC FRACTURING PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON MINISTERIAL PERFORMANCE ON THE ENERGY STRATEGY
MEMBER'S STATEMENT ON RESPONSIBLE ENERGY EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON GOVERNMENT PERSPECTIVE ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING ACTIVITIES
member’s statement on HORIZONTAL HYDRAULIC FRACTURING RISKS
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON PROTECTION OF WATER SYSTEM IN DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING REGULATIONS
MEMBER’S STATEMENT ON RENEWABLE ENERGY ALTERNATIVES
MINISTER'S STATEMENT 209-17(5): CANADA TRANSPORTATION ACT REVIEW
MINISTER'S STATEMENT 210-17(5): CANADIAN TIRE PARTNERSHIP
MINISTER'S STATEMENT 211-17(5): EXPANSION OF COURT PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
MINISTER'S STATEMENT 212-17(5): ONLINE CHILD CARE INSPECTION REPORTS
MINISTER'S STATEMENT 213-17(5): CITIZENS FIRST SURVEY RESULTS
MOTION 44-17(5): COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC REVIEW OF HORIZONTAL HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
MOTION 45-17(5): PLEBISCITE ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORIES
MOTION 46-17(5): APPOINTMENT OF MEMBERS TO THE NWT HONOURS ADVISORY COUNCIL
MOTION 47-17(5): EXTENDED ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE TO SEPTEMBER 29, 2015
MOTION THAT COMMITTEE REPORT 16-17(5) BE DEEMED AS READ AND PRINTED IN HANSARD IN ITS ENTIRETY, CARRIED
MOTION TO EXTEND SITTING HOURS, CARRIED
MOTION TO RECEIVE COMMITTEE REPORT 16-17(5) and move INTO COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, CARRIED
MOTION TO RECEIVE COMMITTEE REPORT 17-17(5) AND MOVE INTO COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE, CARRIED
Petition 5-17(5): FRACKING MORATORIUM PENDING COMPREHENSIVE REGIONAL REVIEW
QUESTION 854-17(5): HYDRAULIC FRACTURING BASELINE STUDIES
QUESTION 855-17(5): RESPONSIBLE ENERGY EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT
QUESTION 856-17(5): MORATORIUM ON HORIZONTAL hydraulic FRACTURING
QUESTION 857-17(5): HYDRAULIC FRACTURING WATER MONITORING
QUESTION 858-17(5): OPPORTUNITIES ARISING FROM BORROWING LIMIT INCREASE
QUESTION 859-17(5): ENFORCEMENT OF RULES IN TERRITORIAL PARKS
QUESTION 860-17(5): MORATORIUM ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
QUESTION 861-17(5): PUBLIC CONSULTATIONS ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
QUESTION 862-17(5): PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING REGULATIONS
QUESTION 863-17(5): SCIENTIFIC CONCLUSIONS ON CLIMATE CHANGE
QUESTION 864-17(5): WATER SAFETY AND HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
TABLED DOCUMENT 253-17(5): CITIZENS FIRST 7 – INSTITUTE FOR CITIZEN-CENTERED SERVICE, december 2014
TABLED DOCUMENT 255-17(5): HYDRAULIC FRACTURING PUBLIC INFORMATION
TABLED DOCUMENT 257-17(5): DEHCHO FIRST NATIONS RESOLUTION ON TOTAL BAN ON HYDRAULIC FRACTURING
Statements

MOTION 44-17(5): COMPREHENSIVE PUBLIC REVIEW OF HORIZONTAL HYDRAULIC FRACTURING

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I give notice that on Thursday, June 4, 2015, I will move the following motion: Now therefore I move, seconded by the honourable Member for Mackenzie Delta, that the government immediately establish a moratorium on horizontal hydraulic fracturing activity for at least two years, or until the completion of a comprehensive, transparent and public review of the cumulative environmental, social and economic risks and benefits of the process.

Speaker: MR. SPEAKER

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. Mr. Hawkins.