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Bill 4: Public Library Act  : Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I move, seconded by the honourable Member for Inuvik Twin Lakes, that Bill 4, Public Library Act, be read for the third time. Mahsi, Mr. Speaker.

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Third Reading of Bills

Jackson Lafferty

Bill 7: An Act To Amend The Student Financial Assistance Act  : Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I move, seconded by the honourable Member for Yellowknife South, that Bill 7, An Act to Amend the Student Financial Assistance Act, be read for the third time. Mahsi, Mr. Speaker.

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Third Reading of Bills

Jackson Lafferty

Minister’s Statement 61-16(3): Improving Family Law Services  Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, today I am pleased to announce new services from the Department of Justice to help families in transition. These services are the first steps in longer-term project design to create an effective and accessible family law framework for more choices

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Ministers’ Statements

Jackson Lafferty

Question 294-16(3): Income Support Cheque Distribution Process  Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. The Member did bring that to my attention a while ago about distribution of cheques into the small community, whether it be some sort of non-cash item in the stores. Some family members are not getting the actual food that they should be getting. Those are the

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 294-16(3): Income Support Cheque Distribution Process  Certainly that is one of our goals when we transfer the program, the one-stop shop that we’ve been talking about here in the Assembly. We continue to do so; provide various subsidies in a one-window approach. So we continue to improve in that area. However, if we can improve in c

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 295-16(3): Affordable Rent Protection Measures  Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. The rent control is a separate issue that we’re currently talking about here. That area will definitely have, whether it be positive or negative, impacts. We realize that other jurisdictions do have rent control and we have reviewed that. We have investigated

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 295-16(3): Affordable Rent Protection Measures  Certainly this is one area we need more consultation with the general public. It will be, I guess, a bigger discussion that we need to have within this Legislative Assembly. We need to hear the input of the general public. We can certainly work towards that with the Members of th

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 295-16(3): Affordable Rent Protection Measures  As the Minister responsible for Justice, I continue to work with the standing committee and I certainly don’t want to run with the legislation without consultation with the standing committee. As a commitment from my perspective portfolios and also this government, we need to c

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 295-16(3): Affordable Rent Protection Measures  I did mention in this House that there is a business plan in process that will be underway after session concludes. That’s when we can start opening a discussion with the standing committee. I’m willing to meet with the standing committee and we will continue with our dialogue on

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 296-16(3): Improvements To Family Law Services  Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. I think on a long-term basis we’d like to have this on a mandatory basis. I did mention in my Minister’s statement that other jurisdictions do provide it on a mandatory basis. We’ll continue to work towards that. This is a new program we want to initiate. We’d

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 296-16(3): Improvements To Family Law Services  Certainly the program will be rolled out within a couple of weeks, three weeks. Certainly we will continue to monitor the program itself and how the program is going, and also looking out for other jurisdictions and how their program is doing, with mandatory or without mandatory.

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 297-16(3): Stable Funding For Daycare Operations  Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. Certainly I appreciate the Member’s comment on this area. This is one of the priorities within our government, within our own department as well. Early childhood and the daycare facilities, the daycare funding is a priority for us. We do provide ongoing fundin

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 297-16(3): Stable Funding For Daycare Operations  The daycare funding is based on the enrolment of the children in the daycare, similar to the school operation. We continue to monitor that. We talked about it within our department how we can improve in those areas where students may be missing for up to five days. I guess you ca

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 297-16(3): Stable Funding For Daycare Operations  I believe the Member alluded to the Early Childhood Certification Program through Aurora College. We do certify them in that respect. Whether it be the legislation to, I’m not sure what the Member’s referring to, but certainly those are the areas we need to continue to discuss. I

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

Question 297-16(3): Stable Funding For Daycare Operations  Certainly early childhood and the language nests, more specifically, has been sunsetted by the federal government. We continue to pick up that program through our territorial government. That has been our commitment. We believe that it is an important piece of program that we nee

March 10th, 2009Assembly debate Oral Questions

Jackson Lafferty

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