Debates of January 20, 2004 (day 1)

January
20
2004
Day
1
Speaker
David Krutko
Word
Members Present
ITEM 1: PRAYER
Assembly Members
Topics
Bill 1: Supplementary Appropriation Act, No. 3, 2003-2004
Member's Statement On Health And Social Services Staffing Levels
Member’s Statement On Addressing Youth Crime In The North
Member’s Statement On Cooperative Working Relationships
Member’s Statement On Dealing Positively With Families
Member’s Statement On Mackenzie Valley Gas Pipeline
Member’s Statement On Minister’s Comments On Restructuring Boards Of Governance
Member’s Statement On Passing Of Sahtu Residents During The Holiday Season
Member’s Statement On Recognition Of Commissioner’s Scholastic Achievement Award Winners
Member’s Statement On Resident Justice Required For Hay River
Member’s Statement On Social Conditions In The NWT
Member’s Statement On Working In A Consensus System
Minister's Statement 1-15(2): Sessional Statement
Minister's Statement 4-15(2): 40th Anniversary Of Apprenticeship NWT
Minister’s Statement 2-15(2): Remembering Dennie Lennie
Minister’s Statement 3-15(2): Fire At Fort McPherson Power Plant
Motion 1-15(2): To Amend Rule 85 Of The Rules Of The Legislative Assembly
Motion 2-15(2): Appointments To The Standing Committee On Governance And Economic Development
Motion 2-15(2): Appointments To The Standing Committee On Governance And Economic Development, Carried
Motion 3-15(2): Appointments To The Standing Committee On Social Programs, Carried
Motion 4-15(2): Appointments To The Standing Committee On Rules And Procedures
Motion 4-15(2): Appointments To The Standing Committee On Rules And Procedures, Carried
Question 1-15(2): Minister’s Comments On Board Restructuring
Question 10-15(2): Pipeline Employment Opportunities
Question 2-15(2): Resident Justice Vacancy In Hay River
Question 3-15(2): Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Opportunities
Question 4-15(2): Correctional Officers' Pay Scale Dispute
Question 5-15(2): Treatment Of Young Offenders
Question 6-15(2): Cabinet Consultation With Regular Members
Question 7-15(2): Resident Justice Vacancy In Hay River
Question 8-15(2): Update On Intergovernmental Forum And Devolution
Question 9-15(2): Dealing With Loss Of Residents In The Sahtu Region
Return To Question 10-15(2): Pipeline Employment Opportunities
Return To Question 7-15(2): Resident Justice Vacancy In Hay River
Tabled Document 1-15(2): Aurora College 2002/2003 Annual Report
Tabled Document 4-15(2): Transportation Of Dangerous Goods Report For 2003
Statements

Member’s Statement On Recognition Of Commissioner’s Scholastic Achievement Award Winners

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I would like to start off my first statement of the new year by wishing a happy New Year to all my constituents and the other residents in the Northwest Territories and Members of this House, as well. My Member’s statement today is one that I’m very proud to make, Mr. Speaker. I wish to recognize and acknowledge two constituents who have been honoured by winning the Minister’s Award for Academic Achievement. This award is issued to the person receiving the highest mark in the Northwest Territories on departmental exams.

Mr. Sean McGee received the 2002-2003 award for Biology 30. Congratulations on a job well done. The next young gentleman I would like to make mention of and acknowledge is Mr. Jonathon Millard, who incredibly scored the highest marks in both Physics 30 and Social Studies 30. Mr. Mallard is currently attending the University of Toronto. I again would like to congratulate both young men on their outstanding scholastic achievements and wish them both well in their future endeavours. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

---Applause