Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The other expenses are travel and transportation: for negotiations travel, $555,000; and other Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs related travel, $213,000. That's for going to ministerial meetings, annual assemblies, federal/provincial/territorial intergovernmental processes and so on. Secondary are materials and supplies, $80,000. This is paper for the photocopies and printers and so on. Purchased services, $109,000. Communications are things like bills for phones, faxes, courier, freight and so on. Contract services, $485,000. These are major expenses and they include anticipated services of costing and modeling of self-government devolution related modeling that has to be done, strategic advice with aboriginal issues and so on. Fees and payments, $12,000, includes professional fees, registration, event fees, Quicklaw subscription. Other expenses, $80,000, these are chargebacks related to MAA's use of communications and contract registry chargeback. Computer related costs, $100,000, this is charge back from TSC for evergreening, as well as administration and maintenance of computer-related equipment and software. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Joe Handley on Committee Motion 10-15(3): Recommendation That Public Works And Services Adopt A Consistent Practice For Showing Compensation And Benefits Costs, Carried
In the Legislative Assembly on March 29th, 2004. See this statement in context.
Committee Motion 10-15(3): Recommendation That Public Works And Services Adopt A Consistent Practice For Showing Compensation And Benefits Costs, Carried
Revert To Item 19: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters
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