Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters  Thank you, Madam Chair. I look forward to watching the development of this mentorship program. I think that mentorship is a huge opportunity in the North, especially for people who do want to get into business, but I think that business ownership is far more than being very skill

Matrix Organizational Structures  Mr. Speaker, the GNWT employs over 5,000 capable, hard-working Northerners who provide programs and services to over 44,000 residents. I believe the majority of public servants are passionate about the work they do and want to be as effective as possible. It's therefore concernin

Matrix Organizational Structures  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. What I am not clear on is whether these initiatives are happy accidents, or whether they represent a commitment by the GNWT to move to a more matrix-style organization. Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Question 74-19(2): Matrix-Style Organizational Structures  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My questions about matrix organizations are for the Honourable Premier. My first question is: has Cabinet made a deliberate decision to move toward a matrix-style organization structure for the GNWT? Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Question 74-19(2): Matrix-Style Organizational Structures  Would the Premier be able to speak to any planning under way right now for any other types of initiatives in the style of the integrated case management program?

Question 74-19(2): Matrix-Style Organizational Structures  I appreciate that response. Has the GNWT undertaken any type of global research or analysis to determine how other programs or services could be delivered in the collaborative style of the integrated case management, or are initiatives of this nature left to individual department

Question 74-19(2): Matrix-Style Organizational Structures  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Would the Premier be willing to commit to doing a study of the GNWT to see what programs we can bring together to allow us to better serve our clients across the Northwest Territories? Thank you.

Arnica Inn Transitional Housing Project  Mr. Speaker, the 413-kilometre Slave Geological Province Road has a $1 billion price tag. That is $2.4 million per kilometre. For the cost of a quarter kilometre of road, we could have housed 42 of our territory's homeless. Almost a year ago, the Yellowknife Women's Society bega

Question 76-19(2): Arnica Inn Transitional Housing Project  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My questions today are for the housing Minister. I am wondering if the housing Minister can let us know when the Housing Corporation decided not to support the project of the Arnica Inn.

Question 76-19(2): Arnica Inn Transitional Housing Project  Just so that I am on the same page, then, the government did not not support the project of the women's society and have asked the women's society to resubmit their application?

Question 76-19(2): Arnica Inn Transitional Housing Project  On the Housing Corporation website, I found a presentation that was delivered by the Housing Corporation president, called the National Housing Co-Investment Fund and NWT Housing Corporation. The presentation explained the co-investment fund to stakeholders and advised that the f

Question 76-19(2): Arnica Inn Transitional Housing Project  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I think what I would like to know for my final question is: does any GNWT department have an environmental assessment of the Arnica Inn?

Question 87-19(2): Modernizing the Public Service Act  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My questions are for the Minister of Finance. As the Government of the Northwest Territories works to modernize the Public Service Act, what is the process for consulting key stakeholders, such as the Union of Northern Workers and the Northwest Territories

Question 87-19(2): Modernizing the Public Service Act  Has the Minister been in contact with the Union of Northern Workers or the Northwest Territories Teachers' Association recently, given that we are about to enter into new collective bargaining later this year?

Tabled Document 36-19(2): Letter from Executive Director of Yellowknife Women's Society to Honourable Paulie Chinna regarding Decision Against Supporting the Arnica Project, dated February 18, 2020 Tabled Document 37-19(2): Email from Mayor of Yellowknife to Honourable Paulie Chinna regarding Arnica Inn Project, dated February 20, 2020  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I wish to table a letter dated February 18, 2020, from the executive director of the Yellowknife Women's Society to the honourable Paulie Chinna regarding the decision against supporting the Arnica Project. I also wish to table an email dated February 20,