Notice Of Motion 3-12(2): Tabled Document 12-12(2), Plebiscite Direction, To Committee Of The Whole  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I give notice that on Monday, February 24, 1992, I will move, seconded by the honourable Member for Nahendeh, that Tabled Document 12-12(2), Plebiscite Direction, be moved into committee of the whole for consideration. Thank you.

Question O115-12(2): Inmates Voting In Elections  I would like to address this question to the Minister of Justice. In light of the Supreme Court ruling that people who are in jail must be given the same right as other Canadians to vote in elections, does he intend to bring forward a change in our Elections Act so that when the

Staff Sergeant Al Kirbyson  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today, I would like to pay tribute to a former constituent of mine who now lives in Hay River. Staff Sergeant Al Kirbyson is well known to many Members, and I would like to point out to Members, Mr. Speaker, that the staff sergeant is known throughout th

Item 12: Tabling Of Documents  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I would like to table Tabled Document 12-12(2), a document called "Plebiscite Direction" under the Plebiscite Act.

Question O102-12(2): Number Of Proposed Pys To Be Transferred To Power Corporation  Mr. Speaker, I would like to ask the Minister if he would undertake to provide me, then, with that information so that I can see the impact on the city of Yellowknife if those positions are transferred.

Question O102-12(2): Number Of Proposed Pys To Be Transferred To Power Corporation  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This question is for the Member for Hay River, wearing whatever hat he wants to wear. There is a proposal in the Beatty report that the POL, petroleum, oil and lubricants, program be transferred to the northern power group. I would like to ask the Minis

Executive Council's Version Of Consensus Government  Mr. Speaker, I rise today to express a real concern that I have about the current Executive Council's version of consensus government. I find it unbecoming that people who are in a leadership role should be asking ordinary Members to propose changes to government which are reall

Question O87-12(2): Undated Letters Of Resignation From Ministers  Since we have a very open government and this would normally be a very, very confidential type of arrangement, I would like to ask the Government Leader if she is prepared to tell us what other letters she has received from Members of the Executive Council to indicate their loyal

Question O87-12(2): Undated Letters Of Resignation From Ministers  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is to the Government Leader. If you recall, Mr. Speaker, when Mr. Pollard joined the Executive Council, one of the things that he had agreed to do is to give the Leader an undated, but signed, letter of resignation in order to strengthen her

Plebiscite Question  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I was concerned yesterday about the way we were being asked to advance toward the plebiscite in May. It was not with any sense of being awkward or disruptive that I denied the unanimous consent to deal with the whole plebiscite issue yesterday. The conc

Question O72-12(2): Status Of Beatty Report  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Usually before you implement something you translate it into a policy that would be approved by the cabinet, so I would like to ask, even though we have not got to the implementation stage yet, has any part of this report now been adopted by government as

Question O72-12(2): Status Of Beatty Report  That is refreshing, Mr. Speaker, to hear that it is not a shelved report. I would like to ask the Government Leader, since work is involved, then, and three ordinary Members have, in fact, been chosen by a motion of this House to do this work, when do they get involved? The thr

Question O72-12(2): Status Of Beatty Report  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I would like to ask the Government Leader, now that she is in the House, what exactly is the status of the famous Beatty report? Is this a document that has been adopted by our government?

Question O64-l2(2): Wording Of Plebiscite Question  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Could the Minister for constitutional development explain to the House what the process is, since it seems to be a complex one? Exactly what is the process that arrives eventually at a completed plebiscite question?

Question O64-l2(2): Wording Of Plebiscite Question  What I meant to confirm, then, is that before the plebiscite question is put, it has to have the approval of this Legislature and not simply the rubber stamp of the government.