Mr. Chairman, the Minister has also indicated the arrangements with Arctic College regarding research or studies. I am just wondering...He said that with the Science Institute being part of Arctic College there will be more opportunities for students to do studies. When you refer to students doing studies, are you referring to students doing studies in Arctic College, or are you referring to students who are going to universities in the south and doing studies in the north?

Thank you. Certainly the students in Arctic College should be an important component if they are in a particular field, but that does not rule out using other university students as well. That has been one of the major criticisms about other institutions doing research in the Northwest Territories. They have not been using our students very well. In fact, the kind of research being done often doesn't reflect some of the needs of our communities. They are being done basically as they can find the resources, and it's often that conflict with our communities.

Just one final comment, and the comment is with regard to recommendation 1. "The establishment and the naming of colleges be established in legislation where Members of the Assembly may participate in the process." I would like to ask the Minister whether he intends to act on it or not?

What I intended to do, Mr. Chairman, is to come back to the House with the appropriate motion with the naming of the two new colleges so that Members would have an opportunity to support those two particular names.

So you intend not to change it then, leave it as is. If you look at the bill itself, it would be by regulations you would establish names of the two colleges and you consult the Members about it, and that's it. You don't intend to change the sections.

Not at this particular time. We have some amendments but we are not proposing to change it at this particular time.

Agreed.

---Agreed

Clause By Clause

Thank you. The House will come to order. Item 21, report of committee of the whole. Mr. Whitford.

Thank you, Mr. Whitford. Is there a seconder for the motion? Seconded by Mr. Ng. The motion is in order. To the motion.

Question.

Question has been called. All those in favour? All those opposed? Motion is carried.

---Carried

Item 22, third reading of bills. Item 23, Mr. Clerk, orders of the day.

Mr. Speaker, there will be meetings tomorrow at 9:00 am of Caucus, at 10:30 am of the Ordinary Members' Caucus, and at 12:00 noon of the Special Joint Committee on Division.

Orders of the day for Tuesday, October 18, 1994.

1. Prayer

2. Ministers' Statements

3. Members' Statements

4. Returns to Oral Questions

5. Recognition of Visitors in the Gallery

6. Oral Questions

7. Written Questions

8. Returns to Written Questions

9. Replies to Opening Address

10. Replies to Budget Address

11. Petitions

12. Reports of Standing and Special Committees

13. Reports of Committees on the Review of Bills

14. Tabling of Documents

15. Notices of Motion

16. Notices of Motions for First Reading of Bills

17. Motions

18. First Reading of Bills

19. Second Reading of Bills

- Bill 13, An Act to Amend the Motor Vehicles Act

- Bill 14, An Act to Repeal the Public Service Vehicles Act

- Bill 15, An Act to Amend the Legislative Assembly

and Executive Council Act

20. Consideration in Committee of the Whole of Bills and Other Matters

- Tabled Document 14-12(6), "Open for Business" - Privatizing the Northwest Territories Power

Corporation

- Tabled Document 23-12(6), Report of the 1993-94

Electoral District Boundaries Commission Northwest Territories

- Minister's Statement 11-12(6), Return to Session

- Committee Report 6-12(6), Report on the Review of Bill 3 - Guardianship and Trusteeship Act

- Committee Report 9-12(6), Investing In Our Future, October 1994

- Committee Report 10-12(6), Report on the Review of the1995-96 Capital Estimates

- Committee Report 11-12(6), Report on the First Annual

Report 1992-93 of the Languages Commissioner of the NWT

- Bill 1, Appropriation Act, No. 1, 1995-96

- Bill 2, Aboriginal Custom Adoption Recognition Act

- Bill 3, Guardianship and Trusteeship Act

- Bill 7, An Act to Amend the Arctic College Act

- Bill 8, An Act to Amend the Public Utilities Act

21. Report of Committee of the Whole

22. Third Reading of Bills

- Bill 6, Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act

23. Orders of the Day

Thank you, Mr. Clerk. This House stands adjourned until 1:30 pm, Tuesday, October 18, 1994.

---ADJOURNMENT