Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I guess what I'm saying is that our policies have no teeth. Our Indigenous languages have no teeth. To say it's important, we have to add the French in. We don't have to add the Inuktun in. We don't have to add the Chipewyan in. We don't have to add all these other ones, but we have to add the French in. This is what I'm saying: why? I get it that, but again, it's not an "us against them." If we're saying it in whatever, we're saying hello, if somebody needs a service, but why? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
Lesa Semmler on Question 408-19(2): Use of Indigenous Languages in Government of the Northwest Territories Workplaces
In the Legislative Assembly on October 27th, 2020. See this statement in context.
Question 408-19(2): Use of Indigenous Languages in Government of the Northwest Territories Workplaces
Oral Questions
October 27th, 2020
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