Thank you. That's the point I'm trying to make, Mr. Speaker, exactly what the Minister has indicated. It seems like the government, although they know we're having increasing problems with grizzly bears, is not willing to do anything at this point in time. So my question to the Minister is would the Minister undertake to consult with all the regions pertaining to this specific grizzly bear issue to see what the best way is to resolve or manage or deal with improving the safety of the people on the land so it can be assured. Could he undertake that so he goes to the communities and talks to the band councils, the game councils, and seek information from them to see what the best way is or what else we can do to try and curb these increasing problems we're having with grizzly bears? If it happens to be to change regulations, so be it. But if they come up with a different solution, let's hear it. Why can't he do something specifically to deal with this particular problem that we're having with grizzly bears? Thank you.
Henry Zoe on Question 268-15(3): Steps Taken To Address Encounters With Grizzly Bears
In the Legislative Assembly on October 20th, 2004. See this statement in context.
Supplementary To Question 268-15(3): Steps Taken To Address Encounters With Grizzly Bears
Question 268-15(3): Steps Taken To Address Encounters With Grizzly Bears
Item 6: Oral Questions
October 19th, 2004
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