Daniel McNeely

Thank you, Mr. Mr. Minister.

With the savings that we are realizing and seeing here, is the Power Corporation going to pass that savings on to the ratepayer or the customer? In addition to seeing the benefits that are being created by solar power in the small community of Colville then applied to the other communities and the recent reduction and restructuring of the board of directors of the corporation, that's an additional benefit as well. Are we going to see those benefits passed on to the consumer or customer, and are they going to realize in seeing that benefit on a monthly-end bill?

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Mr. Vanthuyne. Questions? I see none. Moving on to page 215. Human Resources, labour relations, operations expenditures summary, activity total, $3,310,000. Questions?

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Ms. Simpson.

Thank you, Mr. Minister. Mr. Simpson.

Thank you, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Minister.

Moving on, page 216, Human Resources, labour relations, active positions, information item. Any questions?

Thank you. Mr. Minister.

Anything further, Mr. Beaulieu? Strategic human resources, operations expenditure summary, activity total, $7,254,000.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As mentioned in my Member's statement, my question is directed to the Minister of the NWT Power Corporation with respect to the pilot project that is, I would probably say, completed and producing results here in the community of Colville Lake. As you know, it's a small-populated community similar to a few others in our NWT area. Visualizing and seeing the results, having spent a couple of years in my growing up days there and seeing and reading by candle light now to solar powered-generated LED light bulbs is really a vast and significant change here and contribution...