Debates of Feb. 16th, 1995
This is page numbers 115 - 148 of the Hansard for the 12th Assembly, 7th 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
- Minister's Statement 14-12(7): Canada's First Ambassador For Circumpolar Affairs
- Minister's Statement 15-12(7): Portfolio Responsibilities
- Minister's Statement 16-12(7): Justice Ministers' Meeting
- The A Y Jackson Painting Collection
- Birthing Centre In Taloyoak
- Violence And The Justice System
- Absence From The House
- Appointment Of Commissioner Helen Maksagak
- Importance Of Mlas' Liaison With Communities
- Student Residences
- Appointment Of Ambassador Mary Simon
- Cutback Of Glos In Communities
- Treatment Of Jurors
- Methods Of Awarding GNWT Tenders
- Appointment Of Ambassador Mary Simon
- Recognition Of Long-term Health Care Employees
- Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions
- Item 5: Recognition Of Visitors In The Gallery
- Question 64-12(7): Northerners' Concerns Reflected In Proposed Firearms Legislation
- Question 65-12(7): NWT Residents' Concerns Re Proposed Firearms Legislation
- Question 66-12(7): Annual Registration Fees Under Proposed Firearms Legislation
- Question 67-12(7): Exemptions To Registration Fees In Firearms Legislation
- Question 68-12(7): Public Hearings On Proposed Firearms Legislation In Nwt
- Question 69-12(7): Impact Of Proposed Firearms Legislation On Sport Hunters And Outfitters
- Question 70-12(7): Reason For Absence Of Departmental Officials At Bip Consultation Meetings
- Question 71-12(7): Status Of Birthing Centre For Taloyoak
- Question 72-12(7): New Student Residence Funding Formula
- Question 73-12(7): Minister To Review Awarding Of Drywall Contract
- Question 74-12(7): Letter Of Intent Re Drywall Contract
- Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
- Question 76-12(7): Efficient Spending Of Government Funds Re Contracts
- Question 77-12(7): Glo Positions In Communities
- Question 78-12(7): Construction Of Air Terminal In Cape Dorset
- Question 79-12(7): Status Of Grades In Proposed Funding Formula
- Question 80-12(7): Takeover Of Arctic A Airports
- Question 81-12(7): Request For High School In Gjoa Haven
- Question 82-12(7): Glo Positions In Communities
- Question 83-12(7): Location Of Nwtam Annual Meeting
- Question 84-12(7): Funding Shortage For Recreational Facilities In Kitikmeot
- Question 85-12(7): Authority For Holding Plebiscite Re Liquor Restrictions
- Item 10: Petitions
- Committee Report 2-12(7): Report On The Legislative Action Paper On The Office Of The Ombudsman For The Northwest Territories
- Item 13: Tabling Of Documents
- Item 19: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters
- Bill 3: An Act To Amend The Judicature Act
- Bill 5: An Act To Amend The Maintenance Act
- Bill 7: An Act To Amend The Co-operative Associations Act
- Committee Motion 18-12(7): To Amend Clause 2 Of Bill 7, Carried
- Committee Motion 19-12(7): To Amend Bill 7, Carried
- Bill 2: An Act To Amend The Apprenticeship And Trade Certification Act
- Item 20: Report Of Committee Of The Whole
- Item 22: Orders Of The Day
Further Return To Question 72-12(7): New Student Residence Funding Formula
Question 72-12(7): New Student Residence Funding Formula
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Thank you. Item 6, oral questions. Mrs. Marie-Jewell.
Question 73-12(7): Minister To Review Awarding Of Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
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Jeannie Marie-Jewell Thebacha
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I have a question for the Minister of DPW. Mr. Speaker, I fully recognize that the tender awards for the academic building were done prior to the new Minister of DPW being appointed. Having said that, Mr. Speaker, I have full confidence in the new Minister to address the issue of improper or inconsistent awarding of tenders.
Mr. Speaker, I would like to ask the Minister, will the Minister review the situation and advise this House why DPW and Clark-Bowler confirmed and approved the awarding of the electrical and interior finishing contract tender award?
Question 73-12(7): Minister To Review Awarding Of Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Minister of Public Works, Mr. Pollard.
Return To Question 73-12(7): Minister To Review Awarding Of Drywall Contract
Question 73-12(7): Minister To Review Awarding Of Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
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John Pollard Hay River
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I listened with attention to Mr. Dent's Member's statement yesterday, and the department is formulating a report to me in that regard. If Members in the House can be a little patient, I'll add on the other issues that the honourable Member, Jeannie Marie-Jewell, has raised today and bring back a report covering the whole. I will do that. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
Return To Question 73-12(7): Minister To Review Awarding Of Drywall Contract
Question 73-12(7): Minister To Review Awarding Of Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Thank you. Item 6, oral questions. Mr. Dent.
Question 74-12(7): Letter Of Intent Re Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
February 16th, 1995
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Charles Dent Yellowknife Frame Lake
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the Minister of Public Works and Services and it has to do with my Member's statement yesterday and the issues that the Member for Thebacha has also talked about. I recognize that the Minister just said the department is preparing a response for him on this issue. My question is, has the Minister directed that the letter of intent on the contract for interior finishing be rescinded until such time as he has a chance to review the situation and perhaps insist that the award be made to a northern company?
Question 74-12(7): Letter Of Intent Re Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Minister of Public Works, Mr. Pollard.
Return To Question 74-12(7): Letter Of Intent Re Drywall Contract
Question 74-12(7): Letter Of Intent Re Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
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John Pollard Hay River
Mr. Speaker, that was my first question, and unfortunately, the process had gone too far for me to be able to stop the contract or review the contract. I did ask that yesterday and unfortunately, it had gone too far, Mr. Speaker, so I'm unable to stop the contract. Thank you.
Return To Question 74-12(7): Letter Of Intent Re Drywall Contract
Question 74-12(7): Letter Of Intent Re Drywall Contract
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Thank you. Item 6, oral questions. Mr. Patterson.
Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Item 6: Oral Questions
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Dennis Patterson Iqaluit
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. To the Minister of Education, Culture and Employment. Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Minister stated in response to some questions I asked about the student residence formula, that in one particular student residence there are now 19 staff members and 15 students. I would like to ask the Minister which particular residence the Minister is referring to. Thank you.
Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Minister of Education, Mr. Nerysoo.
Return To Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Item 6: Oral Questions
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Richard Nerysoo Mackenzie Delta
Mr. Speaker, with regard to that, that was a different matter and I apologize for the information. Here is the correct information. In Ukiivik Hall, there are 27 students, 11.5 staff members, the cost is $1.644 million. Grollier Hall has 53 students with 23 staff, and the staff are on contract. The contract is worth $1.645 million. Kivalliq Hall, 22 students, 11 staff, $944,000. That's the correct information.
Return To Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Thank you. Mr. Patterson.
Supplementary To Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Item 6: Oral Questions
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Dennis Patterson Iqaluit
I'm told, at present, there are nine staff members in Ukiivik Residence today, not 11.5. I would like to ask the Minister, which residence was he talking about authoritatively yesterday that has 19 staff members and 15 students, if it wasn't the residences in Iqaluit, Rankin Inlet and Inuvik? Which residence was he referring to? Thank you.
Supplementary To Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Question 75-12(7): Staffing In Student Residence
Item 6: Oral Questions
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The Speaker Samuel Gargan
Mr. Nerysoo.
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