Budget, Cost Of Living — 6 February 1997 (13th Assembly, 4th Session, pp. 435–466)
1997-02-06, 13th Assembly 4th Session, pp. 435–466
Northwest Territories — Debates (Hansard)
Debates of Feb. 6th, 1997
This is page numbers 435 - 466 of the Hansard for the 13th Assembly, 4th Session. The original version can be accessed on the Legislative Assembly's website or by contacting the Legislative Assembly Library.
The word of the day was chairman .
Topics
Members Present
Item 1: Prayer
Community Justice Conference
Educational Requirements In Anticipation Of Division
Resource Sector Employment Opportunities
Initiatives To Construct Curling Rinks
Cbc Radio Inuktitut Language Services
Release Of Book On Flyfishing In The Nwt
Representation On Behalf Of Nunavut
Measures Needed To Prevent Fas/fae
Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Curling Rink Funding
Prevention Of Fas/fae
Adherence To The Bip By Communities
Responsibility For Pol Privatization
Status Of The South Slave Land Freeze
Mine Training Committee
Update On Resolute Bay Area
Sale Of Staff Housing
Status Of Unified Human Resource Strategy
Funding For Constitutional Consultation
Asset Transfer To Communities
Funding For Fas/fae
Alcohol And Drug Treatment Training
Drivers' Licence Photographs
Fuel Wood For Seniors
Privatization Portfolio
Responsibility For Environmental Liabilities
Written Question 13-13(4): Insurance For Education Facilities
Item 13: Tabling Of Documents
Item 17: First Reading Of Bills
Item 19: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters
To Defer Consideration Of The Program
Summary: Financial Management Board Secretariat In The Department Of The Executive
Recommendation Of Committee Report 3-13(4): Infrastructure
Item 20: Report Of The Committee Of The Whole
Item 22: Orders Of The Day
Members Present
Honourable Jim Antoine , Honourable Goo Arlooktoo , Mr. Barnabas , Honourable Charles Dent , Mr. Enuaraq , Mr. Erasmus , Mr. Evaloarjuk , Honourable Samuel Gargan , Mrs. Groenewegen , Mr. Henry , Mr. Krutko , Mr. Miltenberger , Honourable Don Morin , Honourable Kelvin Ng , Mr. Ningark , Mr. O'Brien , Mr. Ootes , Mr. Picco , Mr. Rabesca , Mr. Roland , Mr. Steen , Honourable Manitok Thompson , Honourable John Todd
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Oh, God, may your spirit and guidance be in us as we work for the benefit of all our people, for peace and justice in our land and for constant recognition of the dignity and aspirations of those whom we serve. Amen.
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Item 1: Prayer
Item 1: Prayer
Page 435
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Roland . Good afternoon. Mr. Antoine .
Point of Privilege
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Item 1: Prayer
Item 1: Prayer
Page 435
Jim Antoine
Nahendeh
Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of privilege under Rule 20(1).
During question period yesterday, I responded to a number of questions relating to the consultation process for the development of a constitution for the western territory. At the time, I told Members that we would be conducting extensive consultation in the communities aimed at ensuring every citizen, who wishes to have input, would be given the opportunity to do so.
I also stated that, while we have not finalized the process that would be involved in this consultation, we would not only be taking forward the main options outlined in the Partners in a New Beginning document, but we also plan on presenting additional information on the other models of government discussed by the Constitutional Working Group.
Mr. Speaker, I rise today on a point of privilege on this matter because of how my comments were interpreted and reported in the news media. While reports on the CBC radio this morning stated accurately that we will be conducting extensive consultation, it was incorrectly reported that we would only be taking the one model forward.
To repeat my comments from yesterday, as reported on page 693 of the unedited Hansard, I stated:
"We have asked our officials to take a closer look at these two other models and come out with some information on those two. Yes, we hopefully will be bringing more information to these consultation meetings in relation to the other two models."
Mr. Speaker, as Members know, this is a sensitive and emotional issue for the people of the western territory. For that reason, I felt it was vital that I stand up today to repeat my remarks and confirm that we will indeed be taking more than one model forward in order to guarantee and generate a healthy and productive discussion.
Mr. Speaker, I state again, for the record, the intent of this public consultation process will be to gather additional input and ideas towards the development of a final model that we could then take forward to the citizens of the west for ratification and, eventually, as a recommendation to the federal government. Mahsi, Mr. Speaker.
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Item 1: Prayer
Item 1: Prayer
Page 435
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Antoine . Orders of the day. Item 2, Ministers' statements. Item 3, Members' statements. Mr. Enuaraq .
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Community Justice Conference
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 435
Tommy Enuaraq
Baffin Central
Thank you, Mr. Speaker and good afternoon colleagues. Mr. Speaker, I would like to talk a bit about a Community Justice Conference that is going to be happening on the dates of February 18, 19, 20 and 21. The Community Justice Conference is going to be held in Cape Dorset and my communities of Pangnirtung and Broughton Island have been invited to go to that conference, and also myself.
Mr. Speaker, I would like the communities of Pangnirtung and Broughton Island to know that, as much as I would like to be at that conference, I feel that it is my duty to be here in Yellowknife during the budget process. Mr. Speaker, I would like them to know that they have my full support, even though I am not going to be there on those dates. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Community Justice Conference
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 435
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Enuaraq . Members' statements. Mr. Barnabas .
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Educational Requirements In Anticipation Of Division
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 435
Levi Barnabas
High Arctic
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, this government talks about how important it is for people to be educated. It is really important for the people in my area as they get ready for Nunavut. If we want people to be ready for jobs, they need more than Grade 12. They need to go to college or university. This is very hard to do, especially for the people from smaller communities. They have to leave their homes and families; they have to travel long distances; they have to get used to a new community.
Mr. Speaker, one thing we do to help people to improve is through financial assistance. The government gives students support with grants and loans. We offer a good level of financial help compared to other places in Canada. However, even with this support, it is very difficult for students. They do not have enough money. We encourage people to go to college so they can get a good, decent job. Often, they do not have a job before they go to school. This means that they do not have extra money saved up. With the high cost of living in places like Iqaluit, the student financial assistance does not go very far.
Many students and their families have very little money while they are trying to go to school.
Mr. Speaker, we need to encourage people to improve their education. It is too hard for them or their children. They want help in order to go to school. People have enough trouble now with the funding available. We cannot afford to reduce the assistance for the people to attend college and universities. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Educational Requirements In Anticipation Of Division
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you. Members' statements. Mr. Miltenberger .
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Resource Sector Employment Opportunities
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
Michael Miltenberger
Thebacha
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As we grind our way through the budget for 1997/98, I intend to become very focused on the material contained within that relating to the government. I want to just remind people of an issue, that we cannot ignore, that relates to the economy. The economy that we are all so worried about, not only in the west, but in the east.
Mr. Speaker, I think it is very important that as we look at the second year of the budget reduction plan, we have to continue to focus attention, as well, on another problem that we have to deal with. We are soon going to be the recipient of many more jobs than we have people for. I am talking about the jobs that are going to be coming to us in the resource sector, in the mining sector and, most recently I think with the upsurge of development, in the oil and gas sector up the valley.
The Minister's committee on mine training, I think, is a step in the right direction but there is a light there for us, a goal for us to strive for. That is to try and make sure that we get some training in place now, not just for the two mines of BHP and Kennecott who are now at the table and are to be commended for their commitment, but for all the other areas, like the east and like the petroleum industry, where the majority of the professional jobs will be brought in from the south.
I think it is a position that other jurisdictions would like to have and that is the fact that we are going to have more jobs than we have people to fill them. I think it is something that the Minister, this House and the Government Leader should be keeping in mind and pushing very hard with the industry, with education, in all the planning we do. It is a way to turn the focus away from the gloom and pessimism that now confronts us as we try to slog through this budget. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Resource Sector Employment Opportunities
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Miltenberger . Members' statements. Mr. Krutko .
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Initiatives To Construct Curling Rinks
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
David Krutko
Mackenzie Delta
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In regard to the whole subject of community empowerment, community wellness and also dealing with the whole idea of the cuts that are related to infrastructure in communities to date the Fort McPherson community, as well as Tsiigehtchic, do not have curling rinks. The curling rink for Fort McPherson was in the budget three years ago with a price tag of $710,000. To date, it has been slashed from the budget and redistributed to other areas.
These types of initiatives are needed in the communities to allow individuals, who are on social assistance or welfare, to get back into the workforce and feel that they are part of the community by developing community infrastructure, by sharing sweat equity, also, by working along with interest groups that will go out of their way to raise funds, by whatever means they have through bingos, lotteries, et cetera. This government also has to contribute to that process. At the appropriate time, I will be asking the Minister of MACA if this initiative is possible within this government.
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Initiatives To Construct Curling Rinks
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Krutko . Members' statements. Ms. Thompson .
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Cbc Radio Inuktitut Language Services
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
(Translation) Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to recognize the valuable contribution CBC radio makes in getting information out to the Inuit. With division quickly approaching, it is very important that people hear what is happening in their own language. Even though we, the MLAs of Nunavut, stay in Yellowknife during the session, we are able to listen to the news in Inuktitut through CBC from Nunavut. We also listen and hear what other leaders are telling our constituents.
I would also like to thank all the constituents that take the time to call their MLAs and tell us what they have heard if we miss some news items. Lately, constituents have been calling us about comments made by Jose Kusugak and John Amagoalik regarding MLAs' roles in division. I would like to thank the CBC staff and the Inuit who have worked on the constituents for helping inform us.
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Cbc Radio Inuktitut Language Services
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Members' statements. Mr. Ootes .
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Release Of Book On Flyfishing In The Nwt
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 436
Jake Ootes
Yellowknife Centre
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to say a few words about a member of my constituency named Chris
Hanks, an enterprising sportsman and author. Chris is a well-known archaeologist and anthropologist. His field work has taken him into the settlements and on to the land with the people of our territory. Along with his notebooks and excavation kit, he frequently packs a fishing rod and takes advantage of sporting opportunities most of us only dream of. As a result, he has acquired a vast catalogue of memorable fishing stories. About two years ago, Chris started compiling these stories for a book.
The book is now finished and I am happy to report that the first copies of Fly Fishing in the Northwest Territories of Canada are beginning to arrive in Yellowknife. They should be available in the stores shortly. Mr. Speaker, Chris' book has appeal beyond the angling audience. His stories are spiced with details of wilderness travel, natural history and the people of the north. Fly Fishing in the NWT will find favour with anyone who enjoys the outdoors and it will give a little boost to our tourism industry, no doubt.
I would also like to note this book was published without government assistance. Chris appraised his material, identified an audience, and found a publisher who served that audience. I believe that there are many northerners who could follow this example. People want to learn about our lives up here. We have no reason to be shy. Chris' example shows we can find audiences and create marketable products without having to go to the government for help. I would like to finish by extending my congratulations to Chris first, for completing his book which is no mean feat in itself.
Second, I want to thank him for demonstrating that a little confidence and imagination can go a long way. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Release Of Book On Flyfishing In The Nwt
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 437
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Ootes . Members' statements. Mr. Picco .
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Representation On Behalf Of Nunavut
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 437
Edward Picco
Iqaluit
(Translation) Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I want to speak first in Inuktitut. In 1983 I arrived at Hall Beach and worked for the Hudson's Bay. Then, I worked in Broughton Island, and then I was employed by the Arctic College. In 1992, my wife and I moved to Iqaluit and I would like to say hi to my in-laws (Translation ends) Nunavut is my home. My three children were born in Iqaluit and my wife was born at a spring camp near Clyde River.
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Representation On Behalf Of Nunavut
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 437
Edward Picco
Iqaluit
All are beneficiaries of the Nunavut land claim and they are the reason that I entered politics to help provide a better future for their life in Nunavut. I am proud to represent Iqaluit in this House and have tried to represent all my constituents equally and fairly. Representing my constituents' interests has at times caused some conflict between me and other Members in this House, but our vision of the Northwest Territories both east and west is the same. We, as elected Members in this House, have tried to come to terms with reductions, deficits, and forced growth.
I have not been home since the 15th of January, and I will not get home until the first of March. Here we have to focus on creating two viable territories while still remembering those at home. I have tried
to focus my attention and highlight the social and economic areas we need to address before division. These include better housing, and good jobs, better health facilities, and increased support to community wellness programs.
Mr. Speaker, Nunavut is my home and I look forward to the end of this month so I can get home to go out caribou hunting with Jerry Ell, and my friends, take the family out to Tare Inlet for picnics and sliding.
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Representation On Behalf Of Nunavut
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 437
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Picco . I forgot to mention yesterday that in this House we do have simultaneous translation, and so when you have that, the Members speak too fast and the translators cannot keep up with you. You could lose part of your statements that you make.
If you try to beat the clock this may not allow the translators to translate all your statement. I would like to ask the Members if they could speak slowly and if you need more time, I am sure the Members will allow you that time. But the translators are having problems because Members are speaking faster than usual at times. Thank you for your cooperation. Members' statements. Mr. Roland .
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Measures Needed To Prevent Fas/fae
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 437
Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to send greetings back to my home community, my wife and children in Inuvik.
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Measures Needed To Prevent Fas/fae
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 437
Floyd Roland
Inuvik
It has been a while. Mr. Speaker, recently in Inuvik there has been a study done on a number of the students in Sir Alexander Mackenzie School, the elementary school. It was found that there is an alarming rate of fetal alcohol syndrome and fetal alcohol effects. In this day, the government is reducing its budget and trying to take care of our people in the Territories. I would like to know what we are doing as a government to try and address the problem that we have that is going to be coming up behind us in our youth.
They say 21 percent of the youth in SAMS school are affected by this. This is just Inuvik. How is it in the rest of the Territories or what is the number in the rest of the Territories? Is this government trying to address this? If this is the showing, we have approximately a quarter of our population that is coming up behind us that are going to be into the system, into health care, into education, and so on and so forth. Are we doing anything to try to address this now or are we going to be blown over when it comes to these people going into the system and requiring help? What are we doing to try and prevent this?
I am going to be asking the Minister responsible for Health and Social Services , later on, some of these questions because I believe that we, as a government, need to start addressing some of these issues. As we have talked about forced growth, we are going to have forced growth coming up. If we do not address this, I think that we are going to find ourselves in a similar situation in years to come, trying to deal with things after the fact, and trying to chase the problems with money which we have proven as a government does not work. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Measures Needed To Prevent Fas/fae
Item 3: Members' Statements
Page 438
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Thank you, Mr. Roland . Members' statements. Item 4, returns to oral questions. Item 5, recognition of visitors in the gallery. Mr. Picco .
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Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Page 438
Edward Picco
Iqaluit
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, in the House today I see Mr. Bert Rose, a long time resident of the Northwest Territories and Iqaluit and a good educator, now working with the Nunavut Implementation Commission.
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Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Page 438
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Welcome to the Assembly. Recognition of visitors in the gallery. Mr. Krutko .
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Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Page 438
David Krutko
Mackenzie Delta
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It has been a couple of days since I recognized Ms. Pat Thomas of the NWTTA. Hi, Pat.
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Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
Page 438
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Welcome to the Assembly. Recognition of visitors in the gallery. Item 6, oral questions. Mr. Krutko .
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Question 243-13(4): Curling Rink Funding
Item 6: Oral Questions
Page 438
David Krutko
Mackenzie Delta
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is to the Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs in regards to my statement about the possibility of allowing the flexibility to look at developing infrastructure in communities by sharing 50/50 percent of the cost between the local community recreation organizations, by them raising 50 percent of the money. In the case of Fort McPherson, they are looking at developing a scaled down version of a curling rink at about $250,000. They are willing to raise $125,000 if there is a possibility of working some arrangement out with MACA to come up with the additional money to develop this structure in the community. Is there that possibility? Thank you.
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Question 243-13(4): Curling Rink Funding
Item 6: Oral Questions
Page 438
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
The Minister responsible for Municipal and Community Affairs . Ms. Thompson .
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Question 243-13(4): Curling Rink Funding
Item 6: Oral Questions
Page 438
Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Since we no longer fund curling rinks, one of the options that the community has is that we can block fund the community and they can set their priorities, and if this is their priority, my department will work with them and see what they can do to find a way for them to get the curling rink. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Question 243-13(4): Curling Rink Funding
Item 6: Oral Questions
Page 438
The Speaker
Samuel Gargan
Oral questions. Supplementary, Mr. Krutko .
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Supplementary To Question 243-13(4): Curling Rink Funding
Question 243-13(4): Curling Rink Funding
Item 6: Oral Questions
Page 438
David Krutko
Mackenzie Delta
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In regards to block funding communities, at the present time the community for the Hamlet of Fort McPherson has not taken that initiative to look at block funding for the communities. But is there another possibility of dealing directly between your department and, say, the curling committee or whatever, who have gone out of their way to raise this funding in regards to recreational funds that may be within your department for that initiative?
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Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My department can work with the community to move towards block funding, because right now that is the only option they have to set their priorities and to have flexibility in their funds in the community to move towards block funding. My department can start working with the community towards that. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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David Krutko
Mackenzie Delta
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In regards to the idea of your department sitting down with the community to work towards resolving this issue, as you know, Ms. Minister, that there is presently a lot of construction going on in regards to the school so there is probably a cheaper cost if we take advantage of the present materials that are in the community. Is there a possibility that you can allocate the resources to get on this right away with the human resources so that they can sit down, talk this over with community, and try to resolve it as soon as possible? Thank you.
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Manitok Thompson
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Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I will get my department staff to start talking with the community right away.
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Question 244-13(4): Prevention Of Fas/fae
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Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In my Member's statement, I talk about the FAS/FAE problems that we are starting to experience. I think that we have noticed it in the Territories in many communities, and I would like to know if the Minister of Health and Services , if there has been any studies in this area within his department. Thank you.
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Kelvin Ng
Kitikmeot
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I am not certain if there has been specific studies in this area. I know that we do recognize that it is a serious problem throughout the Northwest Territories and we are trying to put it together in the social envelope departments, the strategies to try and coordinate some of the programs to tackle the issue head on, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.
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Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Does the Minister know if something will be done in the near future or what is to be done besides throwing a strategy together? Thank you.
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Kelvin Ng
Kitikmeot
Mr. Speaker, the strategy is currently one of the most active things ongoing in the social envelope departments of this government as it stands now. It is in tune with some of the reinvestment dollars of this government for this current budget that is going to go towards early childhood intervention. A significant component of that, of course, Mr. Speaker, is to try and address the issue of FAS/FAE by trying to raise the awareness of the problem and to try to identify the resources to deal with that problem, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.
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Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Can the Minister tell me if any of the funding has been reinvested with trying to deal in the area of prevention instead of just looking at numbers?
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Kelvin Ng
Kitikmeot
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the vast, the large majority of all the funding is targeted exactly towards that prevention and promotion of those types of issues that affect children before they are born and after they are born, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.
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Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Can the Minster make me aware if in this strategy that they will be looking and dealing with mothers who would fall into the area of risk? Thank you.
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Kelvin Ng
Kitikmeot
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, yes, a certain portion of that strategy will be targeting the expectant mothers, both pre-conception and post-conception, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.
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Question 245-13(4): Adherence To The Bip By Communities
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Seamus Henry
Yellowknife South
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is to Ms. Thompson , the Minister for Municipal and Community Affairs . In the transfers to communities under the community empowerment, will there be a responsibility on behalf of those communities to follow the business incentive policy?
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Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Yes.
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Seamus Henry
Yellowknife South
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, in the interests and the design of community empowerment, which is designed to allow communities to make decisions on their own, would it not make more sense to allow communities the flexibility to design their own initiatives in the community, rather than following dictates from the government? Thank you.
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Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. One of the items that I was talking about this week was municipal financing review and we are reviewing the financial relationship with communities. This is one of the items that would be reviewed in that review with the communities, so that it is initiated by the communities through the NWTAM. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Question 246-13(4): Responsibility For Pol Privatization
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Vince Steen
Nunakput
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my question today is directed to the Premier , Mr. Morin . Mr. Speaker, yesterday in the House I asked a question in regards to POL privatization of Mr. Arlooktoo , and I was advised that he was no longer responsible for privatization. I
wonder if the Premier could advise us, when did this responsibility transfer take place?
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Premier Morin.
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Don Morin
Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Department of RWED, Mr. Kakfwi has been responsible for the privatization and papers associated with the privatization since the spring. Thank you.
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Vince Steen
Nunakput
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I am not aware of a public statement being made in regards to advising the Members that the responsibility for privatization was transferred from Mr. Arlooktoo to Mr. Kakfwi . I wonder if the Premier could possibly keep the House informed in regards to these transfers in the future? Thank you.
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Don Morin
Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Arlooktoo under DPW is in charge of the POL file for, say, in delivering fuel to all our communities in the Northwest Territories. Mr. Kakfwi under RWED, our economic arm of this government, is in charge of privatization and looking at privatization initiatives. So we have no problem keeping this House informed and updated on privatization and where we are going with it. Thank you.
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Vince Steen
Nunakput
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my point is, yesterday, both me and Mr. Picco addressed our questions to the wrong Minister simply because we were not aware of the transfer of Cabinet responsibilities and, therefore, what I am requesting is, could the Premier inform the Members publicly when these transfers of responsibilities take place. Thank you.
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Don Morin
Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is my understanding that Members were informed of who was responsible and I will get the information from the Ministers and I will pass on to the Members a chronological sequence of events of how that happened, because I am pretty sure that we would have made sure that the committees are informed,
as well as the Members, who had that responsibility. But I will look into it and I will get back to the Member. Thank you.
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Thank you. Oral questions. Final supplementary.
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Vince Steen
Nunakput
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, this transfer of responsibility for privatization to Mr. Kakfwi , in regards to POL in particular, suggests that Mr. Kakfwi would be addressing the Infrastructure Committee in regards to POL privatization? Thank you.
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Don Morin
Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. If the Infrastructure Committee needed an update on privatization and where it is going and where it is at to date that is no problem. Mr. Kakfwi could do that. Thank you.
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Thank you. Oral questions. Mrs. Groenewegen .
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Question 247-13(4): Status Of The South Slave Land Freeze
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Jane Groenewegen
Hay River
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question today is with respect to the land freeze that went into effect in the South Slave area in 1976, pending the successful completion and outcome of land claims in that area. It was my understanding that, at that time, the federal government indicated to the territorial government that, should they come up with a policy with respect to parcels of land for agriculture, that the federal government would entertain the disposal of land for agricultural purposes.
I have been contacted by people in our area, which you know has soil conditions which make for viable market gardening and farming I have been contacted by constituents who are wondering if that policy was ever put in place and if that exclusion was ever communicated to the federal government? Thank you.
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Don Morin
Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Our government is in a position and we have said that we are in support of a land freeze until outstanding land claims are settled in those areas. Our government has not changed that position. It was the position of the government before and it is the same position today; so we have not addressed that issue. Thank you.
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Jane Groenewegen
Hay River
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I realize that I might be addressing this question to, I am not certain of the right Minister to address that question to, but, is there an existing agricultural land policy in the South Slave?
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Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. No.
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Jane Groenewegen
Hay River
So, just for clarification then, for my constituent, Mr. Speaker, the territorial government would not entertain a proposal, say from the Territorial Farmers' Association, to acquire land for farming purposes in the South Slave?
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Don Morin
Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Can I have the Member repeat her question please? I never quite picked it up.
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Jane Groenewegen
Hay River
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Would it be the position of this government that they would not entertain a proposal from an organization such as the Territorial Farmers' Association to make parcels of land available in the South Slave at this time for farming purposes? Thank you.
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Don Morin
Tu Nedhe
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. We have been on record, many times, as saying that we will work with our aboriginal partners on all land issues in the Northwest Territories and with aboriginal groups. I think it is proper to say that we would not entertain from the farmers' association, a proposal without consulting with aboriginal First Nations and aboriginal groups, in that area. If people in that area would work together, I know, previously that economic development was working with the farmers' association to develop this agriculture policy for that area, but how far that work has gone, I do not know.
So, I would have to look into it. It would have to be in conjunction with aboriginal people in that area, as well. Thank you.
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Michael Miltenberger
Thebacha
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is to the Minister of Education, Culture, and Employment . I was wondering if the Minister could update the House on the progress that his mine training committee is doing, and when they expect to have a final product out in terms of a report or a strategy? Thank you.
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Charles Dent
Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the mine training committee is in the initial stages of taking a look at a draft strategy. I would hope that they would have something refined within the next month or two to bring forward to me, but it is difficult to forecast exactly how quickly this will progress. I think that they have taken on this initiative quite strongly.
Considering that the members do not get any compensation for participating in the committee, they have shown a willingness to spend many hours meeting, and have spent, within the last three weeks, in excess of a full day's worth of time discussing issues and initiatives in order to come up with some ideas for a strategy. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Michael Miltenberger
Thebacha
Mr. Speaker, are the players at the table on the industry side still the same, with BHP and Kennecott at this point being the two main, I suppose, industries with projects on the go?
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Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The industry representatives are from the Chamber of Mines, from Diavik diamond project, from BHP, and from Aber Resources. So there is a cross
section of the exploration side, as well as potential diamond mines represented and, through the Chamber of Mines, the supply and service sector is represented at the table. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Michael Miltenberger
Thebacha
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In the area of training in the resource sector, does the Minister see a possible extension of roles or mandate into the petroleum
sector as oil and gas develops up the valley? Is that another area that the Minister will be turning his attention to?
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Charles Dent
Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I just realized that I may have left a couple of members off the list when I answered the previous question. There are also representatives of some of the operating properties who attend the meetings, such as Lupin and, I believe, we have some representation from another property, although the name escapes me at the moment.
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part in the oil and gas exploration work that is under way in that region. There has been some initial work done in the Sahtu. We are watching for opportunities and are ready to move forward to ensure that training is provided wherever there is the potential for jobs, Mr. Speaker.
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Michael Miltenberger
Thebacha
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Could the Minister indicate the portability of this kind of training? I am thinking specifically, with the near advent of division, of the need for...with resource development, which I understand is under way possibly in the east, that they will be as well set to take advantage of the opportunities? Thank you.
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Thank you, Mr. Miltenberger . That was your final supplementary.
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Charles Dent
Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. One of the basic principles of the committee which is providing me with advice on mine training, is that the training should be portable. The colleges are both kept informed about what is taking place in terms of training suggestions. The answer is that we are looking at setting up training programs that can be used, as I said, wherever we see an opportunity for jobs, whether it be in Nunavut or the western territory. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Levi Barnabas
High Arctic
(Translation) Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my question is to the Minister of Municipal and Community Affairs , Ms. Manitok Thompson . Mr. Speaker, last year, in the winter when the Minister visited one of my communities, Resolute Bay, she spoke to the Hamlet of Resolute Bay in regards to the hockey arena. We have not
heard up to today, what is happening with the arena that was supposed to be established in Resolute Bay. I wonder if the Minister could respond to that question. Thank you. (Translation ends)
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Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
(Translation) Thank you, Mr. Speaker. When I was in Resolute Bay, I was very thankful that I was made to feel welcome and I am aware of the concern of the Member. We discussed the arena with the residents of Repulse Bay. We told them that we had some money to build an outside arena. It is not really an arena but it is an outdoor hockey rink with a fence around it. That is all the money that we have to build an arena of that kind. I asked my officials to look into whether they could put a roof over the arena outside, even though there is not enough funding.
In the fall of 1996, MACA officials had someone do a plan as to what kind of hockey arena would be built outside. At the end of February, I will hear from my officials as to what is happening with the arena and I will let the Member know. The Resolute Bay residents will be informed as well. Thank you. (Translation ends)
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Edward Picco
Iqaluit
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, yesterday in answer to some questions, Mr. Todd stated that the sale of staff housing was going at about 25 to 40 cents, I guess, on the dollar to the appraised value. Needless to say, that has caused some concern in my community where it is around 85 cents or more of the value. Can the Minister clarify where we are going with the actual cost or the appraised value on the sale of staff housing. Thank you.
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John Todd
Keewatin Central
Thank you, Mr. Speaker and I appreciate the question asked by my honourable colleague. I may have inadvertently confused everybody yesterday which is not unusual. What I intended to say was that the appraised value of the housing is somewhere in the region of 25 to 40 percent off replacement value. That is what I meant to say. If I said otherwise, I apologize to my colleague and, of course, to those people who are purchasing their houses. I also indicated that the average price that we were getting, off the appraised value, is somewhere in the 86-87 percent.
So, it was my intention to talk about replacement as it relates to appraised value, not sale. So, I apologize to my colleague and to the public at large who are out there purchasing these houses at this time. I appreciate the opportunity, given to me by my colleague from Iqaluit, to clarify the position that we have. Thank you.
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Edward Picco
Iqaluit
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I have quite a few people in my constituency attempting to buy these staff houses. One thing that keeps coming up is the appraised value. Can the Minister tell me if the value on the house is appraised by a government-appointed appraiser or can, I, as an individual, bring in my own appraiser? What is the story on that?
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John Todd
Keewatin Central
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. While the appraisers were territorial appraisers, they were independent business people who, over the last year, year and a half, have gone across the Territories appraising the houses, which of course this government paid for. If an individual tenant was not comfortable with the appraisal, he would certainly be entitled, at his own expense, to ask for another appraisal. Thank you.
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Question 251-13(4): Status Of Unified Human Resource Strategy
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Kevin O'Brien
Kivallivik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, yesterday in my statement, I referred to the need for long-term, sustainable jobs. Mr. Speaker, training is a central component when looking at future jobs. Mr. Speaker, my question is to the Minister of Education . Can the Minister update this House as to the status of the unified training plans for Nunavut? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Charles Dent
Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the agreement between the parties was signed off officially by the Deputy Premier and the Minister of Indian Affairs in Iqaluit, I believe, in November. The programs have kicked off so that they are, in fact, being delivered right now. It looks like the training programs are pretty much on
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Kevin O'Brien
Kivallivik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, given that we are approximately 790 odd days away from division and the fact that I believe the Minister has stated that they kicked off the programs in November, can the Minister advise this House as to whether he feels that we would be able to meet the quotas that are projected for the various targets and various jobs. Thank you.
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Charles Dent
Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, there is no question that it is an ambitious program because time is so short. However, the program does extend one year beyond April 1st, 1999 so that we have four years -- it works out to about three and a half years, in which to deliver the training. I believe the schedule, as it is laid out, is achievable. The college is working very aggressively to deliver their part. They are responsible for about 85 percent of the training and Nunavut Arctic College has risen to the challenge, in the three regions of Nunavut, to deliver training as quickly as possible. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Kevin O'Brien
Kivallivik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, can the Minister advise this House as to how many programs have actually started and what does the enrolment look like? Is it what they expected, is it low, high? Thank you.
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Charles Dent
Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I do not have exact program numbers or students with me right now. I will be happy to provide the Member with that information shortly.
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Thank you. Again, just to remind the Members, if you wish detailed information from the Ministers, that you do it in written questions, to provide the Minister with enough time to gather that information. Oral questions. Mr. Ootes .
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Jake Ootes
Yellowknife Centre
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the Minister of Aboriginal Affairs , Mr. Antoine . It is to do with the constitutional process. I wonder if the Minister could tell us, in regard to the funding, the territorial government has committed funding for it and so has the federal government. I wonder if the Minister could tell us what the conditions of the federal funding are on providing money?
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Jim Antoine
Nahendeh
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, in the constitutional process for consultation, we have been successful in having commitments from the GNWT for funding as well as the federal government. The federal government has some conditions on the funding that is provided to us. These conditions could be met. We actually had a meeting on Monday and Tuesday nights and on Monday night we had some federal officials there. In the discussions, they were saying that the conditions are based on the preliminary... they may have been too strict but they are willing to relax on the funding.
The main point here is that the agreement is that we are going to go ahead to do the consultation with the money that is provided. Conditions are that we have funding until the end of March but they said they will be flexible to extend it into the new fiscal year. This is mainly a fiscal year type of exercise so there is flexibility there that the funding provided will flow into the new fiscal year so that we can do the work that is necessary to be done. Thank you.
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Jake Ootes
Yellowknife Centre
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Could the Minister enlighten us as to what the conditions are the federal government placed on the funding, other than the time frame.
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Jim Antoine
Nahendeh
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, there are some concerns that the federal government has when their officials are meeting. They are concerned about the one model in the document, Partners in a New Beginning. As I said yesterday, there are other models that we have put forward that are being developed further by our staff so that, once consultation begins, we will be able to share that with the people in the communities. The concern of the federal government bureaucrats has to do with the model that is in there. We feel that it is an incorrect analysis that they have. It is not complete.
They never really took a look at the other two models, when they made these conditions. At the meeting on Monday night, they were more flexible so that we will be able to go ahead and utilize the funding for consultation as we had planned. Thank you.
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Jake Ootes
Yellowknife Centre
Again, on the constitutional process, I wonder if the Minister could assure me that the public will be informed of the ratification process at the time that public consultation meetings are held.
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Jim Antoine
Nahendeh
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the ratification process is, as I said in earlier questioning yesterday and the day before, the ratification process will be a vote, some time after the process is over. At the present time, our partners, the aboriginal leaders, are also looking at how to best develop a ratification process and yes, during the consultation process, the whole question of ratification will also be addressed. Thank you.
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Seamus Henry
Yellowknife South
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for Ms. Thompson , the Minister responsible for Municipal and Community Affairs . I wonder if the Minister could inform the House on the transfer of GNWT assets to communities. How is it going? What is the
schedule like? Maybe some communities and some particular assets that already have been transferred.
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Thank you. We have three questions asked. Ms Thompson.
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Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I can get back to the Member with all the details of his questions. I do not have all the details with me. I do have a list of all the transfers that have happened across the territories, but it is going to take quite a while to read all that information, so I will get it packaged up together and give it to the Member. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Samuel Gargan
Thank you. Oral questions. Final supplementary.
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Seamus Henry
Yellowknife South
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have to make this one worthwhile then, eh? Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I think I only received one answer from the three that I gave there. Mr. Speaker, we are all aware of the costs associated with environmental cleanup. Was there discussion with the communities as to whose responsibility such a cost would be in the event that there would be a requirement for environmental cleanup?
I would draw the Minister's attention to one particular environmental cleanup that had to take place here in the city of Yellowknife, where one particular lot has spent, to date, over one million dollars just cleaning the results of spills and leakage from fuel tanks. So the question to the Minister is, has there been any discussion with communities as to who is responsible for the liability for such an event? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
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Manitok Thompson
Aivilik
I understand that this issue is an ongoing discussion with the communities and I will have to
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Thank you. Oral questions. Mr. Roland .
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Question 254-13(4): Funding For Fas/fae
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Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question will go to the Minister responsible for Health and Social Services . Once again, on the issue of fetal alcohol effects and fetal alcohol syndrome, can the Minister make us aware in this House what funding has been put towards FAE/FAS? Thank you.
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Samuel Gargan
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Kelvin Ng
Kitikmeot
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, we are speaking of the reinvestment dollars that I spoke of earlier. I cannot speak of the specifics because it is an overall four and a half million dollars, I believe, from existing funds with the Department of Education, Culture, and Employment. Plus, I believe, $3 million reinvestment dollars that we have targeted for this current fiscal year. So, I do not know the specifics of the breakdown of where each category would be funded, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.
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Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Could the Minister inform me and this House if or how communities will be able to access this funding? Thank you.
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Kitikmeot
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the funding mechanism is still one of the aspects of the whole strategy that is being worked on currently by departmental officials within the social envelope. So that has not been finalized yet or determined, but once it has gone through the Social Envelope Committee, it will go through the Cabinet, and more than likely through the Social Programs Committee, and back out to Members once that is finalized, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.
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Floyd Roland
Inuvik
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Can the Minister inform us when this might happen? Is there a certain time line on it, a number of months, weeks, years?
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Kelvin Ng
Kitikmeot
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the goal is to have the monies available and accessible by April 1st. As I indicated, there are staff members that are working on this as one of the priorities within the social envelope at this time and I do not have the definite time lines on when each process will be finished. But like I said, it is with the intent of getting the monies accessible by April 1st of this year, Mr. Speaker. Thank you.
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Thank you. Oral questions. Mr. Krutko .
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David Krutko