This is page numbers 440 - 463 of the Hansard for the 12th Assembly, 2nd 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 hospital.

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Further Return To Question O365-12(2): Correspondence From Dr. Lalonde Re Abortion Procedures At Stanton Yellowknife Hospital
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Tony Whitford

Tony Whitford Yellowknife South

I am not aware of that. The Member may have information that I have yet to find out. I have been in the House since 1:30, and I have not had that information.

Further Return To Question O365-12(2): Correspondence From Dr. Lalonde Re Abortion Procedures At Stanton Yellowknife Hospital
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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Supplementary, Mrs. Marie-Jewell.

Supplementary To Question O365-12(2): Correspondence From Dr. Lalonde Re Abortion Procedures At Stanton Yellowknife Hospital
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Jeannie Marie-Jewell Thebacha

Mr. Speaker, is the Minister aware that possibly Dr. Kinloch may have this information available to him?

Supplementary To Question O365-12(2): Correspondence From Dr. Lalonde Re Abortion Procedures At Stanton Yellowknife Hospital
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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Mr. Whitford.

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Tony Whitford

Tony Whitford Yellowknife South

I will ascertain from my officials if this information, and what type of information, if indeed they have located Mr. Lalonde, and I will get back to the Member as soon as I can with R.

Further Return Question O365-12(2): Correspondence From Dr. Lalonde Re Abortion Procedures At Stanton Yellowknife Hospital
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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Oral questions. Mr. Koe.

Question O366-12(2): Timing Of Complaints Received From Status Of Women Council Re Abortions
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Fred Koe Inuvik

Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. A question to the Minister responsible for the Status of Women. Did the Minister or his department officials receive any complaints from the Status of Women Council, the Minister related to the issue of abortions at Stanton Yellowknife Hospital, prior to the 8:30 CBC News yesterday?

Question O366-12(2): Timing Of Complaints Received From Status Of Women Council Re Abortions
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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Mr. Ningark.

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John Ningark Natilikmiot

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I had not received any complaints from the Status of Women Council until I was told by my executive assistant of the bad news. Thank you.

Return To Question O366-12(2): Timing Of Complaints Received From Status Of Women Council Re Abortions
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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Oral questions, Supplementary, Mr. Koe.

Supplementary To Question O366-12(2): Timing Of Complaints Received From Status Of Women Council Re Abortions
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Fred Koe Inuvik

Was this bad news received prior to 8:30 or after 8:30 a.m. yesterday?

Supplementary To Question O366-12(2): Timing Of Complaints Received From Status Of Women Council Re Abortions
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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Mr. Ningark.

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John Ningark Natilikmiot

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It was

received after 8:30. Thank you.

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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Oral questions. Mr. Gargan.

Question O367-12(2):government Employees "moonlighting"
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Samuel Gargan Deh Cho

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This is a question directed to the Minister responsible for DPW. Mr. Speaker, it has been brought to my attention, time and time again, that a lot of small contractors or small businesses in the communities, specifically, have a concern over what is called government employees 'moonlighting." That is, employees are given certain small jobs or contracts -- I do not know what the arrangements are but the employees that work for the government take on other small jobs, for the government or other people, and this is taking away from small business or small contractors. Is the Minister aware of this, and if so, does he intend to do anything about it?

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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Mr. Morin.

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Don Morin Tu Nedhe

Thank you. As far as I am aware, if you are going to do business with government you have to have a business licence and residence, and most of the stuff is on tender and you would have to bid on it. But as far as an employee moonlighting, I am not fully aware of Personnel rules, so maybe my colleague, Mr. Kakfwi, can answer that part of it.

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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

The question was directed to Mr. Morin. We cannot split responses. Mr. Morin.

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Don Morin Tu Nedhe

I do not know about the moonlighting part. I will take the question as notice.

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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

The question has been taken as notice. Oral questions. Mr. Gargan, new question.

Question O368-12(2): Government Employees Holding Business Licences
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Samuel Gargan Deh Cho

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to direct my question to the Minister of Personnel. Is the Minister aware that people working in the public service hold business licences to operate other businesses?

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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

Mr. Kakfwi.

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Stephen Kakfwi

Stephen Kakfwi Sahtu

Mr. Speaker, I would need to take this question and go back a couple of years to when this issue came up in the House, because I think there was a legal opinion given at that time about whether or not we have any power to restrict the activities of government employees' offhours, and what exactly we can do, aside from politely asking them to let us know what other type of activities they engage in after hours. I will take the question as notice.

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The Speaker Michael Ballantyne

The question has been taken as notice. Oral questions. Mr. Lewis.

Question O369-12(2): Terms Of Employment Legislation
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Brian Lewis Yellowknife Centre

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is to the Minister responsible for Personnel. There are several groups of employees who are in the middle of collective bargaining. Is the Minister's department in the process of preparing legislation so that we legislate terms of employment, should collective bargaining fail to get the desired results? Is he working on legislation?