Report Of The Standing Committee On Finance On The Review Of Bill 13 And Bill 24  Mr. Speaker, I seek unanimous consent to go back to Item 10.

Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions  Mr. Speaker, this is in response to a question asked by Mr. Pudlat on March 30th. The Department of Personnel will build no new staff housing units for the 1992-93 fiscal year. There are renovations planned for three units in Baker Lake, one unit in Fort McPherson, one in Iglooli

Ministers' Statement 56-12(2): Northwest Territories Teachers' Association Negotiations  Mr. Speaker, I have been informed that the teachers voted against a proposal for a negotiated collective agreement. The proposal was outlined in a memorandum of understanding signed off by the negotiators on March 6, 1992. The president of the Northwest Territories Teachers' Ass

Question O458-12(2): Payment For Cost Of Division Of The Nwt  Mr. Speaker, I believe that if the federal government is unable or unwilling to provide the necessary additional costs to pay for the transitional costs plus the costs of setting up a separate territory in the East, I do not believe it would be realistic to suggest that somehow s

Question O458-12(2): Payment For Cost Of Division Of The Nwt  Mr. Speaker, as a party with no money, they are not jumping up and down demanding to pay the bill. In fact, there has been no great deal of enthusiasm to do so. But on the other hand, I think all of us should recognize the tremendous steps taken by the federal government in recen

Question O458-12(2): Payment For Cost Of Division Of The Nwt  Mr. Speaker, in the TFN final agreement, article 4 requires that this government, with the Tungavik Federation of Nunavut and the federal government, should negotiate a political accord by April 1, 1992. The political accord is intended to provide a framework for the creation of

Question O458-12(2): Payment For Cost Of Division Of The Nwt  Mr. Speaker, it has been the position of different Members of this Legislature, and it is the position of the present government as it was the position of the previous government, that all new and additional costs incurred in division and in the setting up of the territory called

Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions  Mr. Speaker, this is in response to Question O370-12(2), asked by Mr. Nerysoo on March 25th. Salary increases for senior management employees took effect on April 1, 1991. Managers received 5.03 per cent as a cost of living increase, which is the amount provided to Union of North

Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions  This is in return to Question O334-12(2), asked by Mr. Koe on March 24th. Under the short-term housing sale program, the Department of Personnel, in conjunction with the Department of Public Works, has received 35 offers from employees for the purchase of government staff housing

Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions  This is a reply to Question O340-12(2), asked by Mr. Koe on March 24th. The short-term sale program allowed employees who responded positively to a 1989 housing survey to bid on government staff houses. Under this program, 69 staff housing units were appraised and offered for sal

Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions  This in return to Question O73-12(2), asked on February 20th by Mr. Pudluk. The Government of the Northwest Territories made a commitment to the Resolute Bay Hamlet Council in 1987 that a staff house would be turned over to the hamlet when one became available. The Departments of

Item 4: Returns To Oral Questions  I have a return to Question O368-12(2) asked by Mr. Gargan on March 25, 1992. We are aware that people working in the public service hold business licences to operate other businesses. These people have permission under the rules in the public service regulations. The rules are t

Question O425-12(2): Plans For Dpw Housing Units  I will take the question as notice.

Question O422-12(2):response To Question Re Government Houses For Sale In Inuvik  Mr. Speaker, I will have a response to those questions next week.

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters  Mr. Chairman, the TFN is waiting for this Legislature to approve the money so that they can put it in the bank and cover their costs. That is what the difficulty is. As to the comment that may have been made that it is not enough money, it is never enough money, but we expect TFN