Debates of February 20, 2008 (day 11)

February
20
2008
Session
16th Assembly, 2nd Session
Day
11
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, Mr. McLeod, Mr. Menicoche, Hon. Michael Miltenberger, Mr. Ramsay, Hon. Floyd Roland, Hon. Norman Yakeleya.
Assembly Members
Topics
BILL 1-16(2) Interim Appropriation Act, 2008-2009
BILL 3-16(2) An Act to Amend the Employment Standards Act
member’s statement on Access to Day Care Spaces and Subsidies
member’s statement on Analysis of the Impacts of Expenditure Reductions
member’s statement on Chief Johnny D. Charlie Memorial Snowmobile Trip
member’s statement on CLOSURE OF THE DEH CHO HALL
member’s statement on CONTRACTS FOR WATER TREATMENT PLANTS
member’s statement on Impact of Reductions on South Slave District Education Council
member’s statement on Inclusive Schooling Policy
member’s statement on International Women’s Day
member’s statement on MEDICAL SERVICES IN NUNAKPUT COMMUNITIES
member’s statement on Support for the Voluntary Sector
minister’s statement 21-16(2) 2008 N.W.T. Outstanding Volunteer Awards Program
minister’s statement 22-16(2) Drive Alive! — Reaching Our Youth
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 23-16(2) Federal/Provincial/Territorial Ministers’ Meeting: Youth Criminal Justice Act
MINISTER’S STATEMENT 9-16(2) PUBLIC HOUSING RENTAL SUBSIDY SURVEY RESULTS AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Motion 5-16(2) Reconsideration of Power Rate Structure, Motion As amended carried
QUESTION 1-16(2) G.N.W.T. PUBLIC SERVICE/NWT POWER CORPORATION SALARIES AND BONUSES
QUESTION 116-16(2) contracts for water treatment plants
QUESTION 117-16(2) department of human resources management practices
QUESTION 118-16(2) support to south slave district educational council
QUESTION 119-16(2) doctor shortages in the beaufort-delta region
QUESTION 120-16(2) contract for aklavik water treatment plant
QUESTION 121-16(2) closure of the deh cho hall
QUESTION 122-16(2) support for the voluntary sector
QUESTION 123-16(2) contracting policies
QUESTION 124-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Project
QUESTION 125-16(2) Child Care Subsidies
QUESTION 126-16(2) Contracts for Water Treatment Plants
QUESTION 127-16(2) Appeals Process for Housing Clients
QUESTION 128-16(2) Supports for Voluntary Sector
QUESTION 129-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Project
QUESTION 130-16(2) Deh cho bridge LOAn guarantee
QUESTION 131-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Concession Agreement
QUESTION 132-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Project
QUESTION 133-16(2) Recruitment Process for WCB Chair
question 134-16(2) Contracts for Water Treatment Plants
question 135-16(2) future public-private partnership
question 136-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Project
question 137-16(2) CONTRACT FOR AKLAVIK WATER TREATMENT PLANT
question 138-16(2) Policy for Public-Private Partnership
question 139-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Project
question 140-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Project
question 141-16(2) Deh Cho Bridge Project
Statements

question 135-16(2) future public-private partnership

My questions are for the Premier, and I’m going back to talk about the bridge. As I mentioned in my previous question, there’s been a lot of talk about the bridge, and it seems it just keeps going and going. Following the experiences that we’ve gone through here, would this government consider entering into future private partner arrangements?

Speaker: Mr. Speaker

I am going to rule that question out of order. That’s pretty hypothetical.