Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I give notice that on Monday, February 17, 1992, I shall move that Bill 6, Purchasing Management Association Act, be read for the first time.
John Ningark
Historical Information John Ningark is no longer a member of the Legislative Assembly.
Last in the Legislative Assembly March 1999, as MLA for Natilikmiot
Won his last election, in 1995, with 52% of the vote.
Statements in the House
Notice Of Motion For First Reading Of Bill 6: Purchasing Management Association Act February 12th, 1992
Question O19-12(2): Office/warehouse Complex For Lac La Martre February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I do not have that information on whether or not the community was consulted on this capital item. I will take that question as notice.
Question O19-12(2): Office/warehouse Complex For Lac La Martre February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I do not have the exact date as to when this change was made, but as the Minister responsible for Renewable Resources I was involved with the decision on the capital item that the Member indicated.
Question O19-12(2): Office/warehouse Complex For Lac La Martre February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The commitment that the Member has indicated was made by the previous government, and when my department prioritized the capital items, my department officials and myself made this change.
Question O14-12(2): Status Of Negotiations On Transboundary Water Agreement February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I will take the question as notice.
Question O14-12(2): Status Of Negotiations On Transboundary Water Agreement February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The agreement was never reached.
Question O14-12(2): Status Of Negotiations On Transboundary Water Agreement February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The negotiations have not started.
Question O14-12(2): Status Of Negotiations On Transboundary Water Agreement February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Once I have my officials prepare a report, I will do that. Thank you.
Question O9-12(2): Monitoring Pollution In Mackenzie River February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is very hard to try and control the pollution coming from the air, from the pesticides, and forest fires. However, we are trying to do whatever we can to make sure those lakes that have not been polluted yet remain the way they are. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
Question O9-12(2): Monitoring Pollution In Mackenzie River February 12th, 1992
Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is my department's mandate to make sure that the quality of water throughout the Territories is protected. My department is continuing to monitor the rivers and waters within the system of the NWT. We are also continuing negotiations with the Alberta government. We are trying to get the concern of the NWT residents across to the Government of Alberta. However, the negotiations broke down some time ago. We are still endeavouring to make sure that the honourable Member's concern and the NWT residents' concerns are adhered to by the other jurisdictions. Thank you.