Debates of May 24, 2018 (day 28)

May
24
2018
Session
18th Assembly, 3rd Session
Day
28
Speaker
Jackson Lafferty
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Members Present
Hon. Glen Abernethy, Mr. Beaulieu, Mr. Blake, Hon. Caroline Cochrane, Ms. Julie Green, Hon. Jackson Lafferty, Hon. Bob McLeod, Hon. Robert McLeod, Mr. McNeely, Hon. Alfred Moses, Mr. Nadli, Mr. Nakimayak, Mr. O’Reilly, Hon. Wally Schumann, Hon. Louis Sebert, Mr. Simpson, Mr. Testart, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Vanthuyne
Assembly Members
Topics
Acknowledgement 3-18(3): John and Sharon Herring, Recipients of Senate Sesquicentennial Medal
Bill 13: An Act to Amend the Securities Act
Bill 14: Miscellaneous Statute Law Amendment Act 2018
Bill 15: Document Formalization Service and Notice Reform Statute Law Amendment Act
Bill 16: An Act to Amend the Social Assistance Act
Bill 17: An Act to Amend the Student Financial Assistance Act
Bill 18: An Act to Amend the Cities, Towns and Villages Act
Member's Statement on Arctic Winter Games
Member's Statement on Climate Change Strategy
Member's Statement on Cost of Living
Member's Statement on Creation of a Youth Advisory Council
Member's Statement on Destination Deline Trade Mission
Member's Statement on Education Upgrading Through Community Learning Centres
Member's Statement on Ferry Service in Mackenzie Delta
Member's Statement on Housing Core Need
Member's Statement on Ministerial Mandate Priorities
Member's Statement on Recognition of Ulukhaktok High School Graduates
Member's Statement on Student Participation in Wisdom to Action, Youth-Led Suicide Prevention Programs Conference
Minister's Statement 69-18(3): Sessional Statement
Question 280-18(3): Inuvik to Tuktoyaktuk Highway
Question 281-18(3): Northwest Territories Youth Advisory Council
Question 282-18(3): Housing Core Need Plan
Question 283-18(3): Timing of Announcement on and Lease Rates
Question 284-18(3): Cost of Living
Question 285-18(3): Climate Change Strategic Framework
Question 286-18(3): High School Graduation Rates
Question 287-18(3): Priorities for Housing
Question 288-18(3): Ferry Service in Mackenzie Delta
Question 289-18(3): Destination Deline Hospitality Workshop
Question 290-18(3): Hay River Fish Processing Facility
Return to Written Question 10-18(3): Seniors Home Heating Fuel Subsidy Program
Return to Written Question 3-18(3): Government of the Northwest Territories' Participation in the Association for Mineral Exploration Roundup in January 2018
Return to Written Question 7-18(3): Housing Core Need Action Plan
Return to Written Question 8-18(3): Health Information Systems
Return to Written Question 9-18(3): Societies' Eligibility for the Business Incentive Policy
Tabled Document 159-18(3): Follow-up Letter to Oral Question 165-18(3): Land Tenure Engagement Sessions
Tabled Document 170-18(3): Health Information Act - Designated Electronic Health Information Systems
Tabled Document 172-18(3): Follow-Up Letter to Oral Question 263-18(3): Dredging of the Port of Hay River
Tabled Document 173-18(3): Zones and Eligibility of the Senior Home Heating Subsidy Program as at April 1, 2018
Tabled Document 180-18(3): Follow-Up Letter to Oral Questions 234-18(3) and 238-18(3): Norman Wells Fire Department
Tabled Document 181-18(3): Response to Petition 1-18(3): Use Lottery Money to Fund the Arts
Tabled Document 182-18(3): Letter dated April 26, 2018 from Giant Mine Oversight Board to the Prime Minister regarding Calls for an Apology and Compensation related to the Operations of Giant Mine and its Effects on the Indigenous Peoples of the Reg
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Acknowledgement 3-18(3): John and Sharon Herring, Recipients of Senate Sesquicentennial Medal

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Sorry about that. I would like to inform the house that John and Sharon Herring received the Senate Sesquicentennial Medal on Sunday, April 8th, from former Senator Nick Sibbeston. It is a very proud moment when residents of the NWT are recognized for outstanding work. The medal is awarded to residents actively involved in their communities who, through generosity, dedication, volunteerism, and hard work, make their community a better place to live. Without a doubt, these two encompass all of those qualities. Their accomplishments are appreciated and are important to the continued growth of Fort Simpson. It is an honour and a privilege to recognize them here today.