Committee Report 16-12(2): Report Of Standing Committee On Agencies, Boards And Commissions On Final Report On The Workers' Compensation Board  , that the Minister include in the legislative action paper a consideration of the legislative amendments which would be required to support a system of merit rebates and super assessments. Recommendation 20: That, for the purpose of subsection 10.(I) in the Workers' Compensation Act

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters  Mr. Chairman, I am not going to get into long debates with the Minister, but I totally differ with his opinion. I want to, for the record, go to page 20 of 22 of our document that the Minister had eloquently read to us last week, before we put this document into committee

Committee Report 18-12(3): Standing Committee On Public Accounts' Final Report On The Public Review Of Tabled Document 5-12(3), Report Of The Auditor General Of Canada On A Comprehensive Audit Of The Department Of Health   period for each one; And further, that the department should ensure that copies of all agreements are on file by June 30, 1993. Recommendation 20 Recommendation 21 That the Department of Health develop, within the Otto Schaeffer health resource centre, a repository of all

Committee Report 19-12(3): Report On The Revision Of The Rules  ) exemption from jury duty; (iv) exemption from attendance as a witness in court while the House or a committee is sitting; and (v) freedom from obstruction and intimidation in relation to their duties as elected representatives. The privileges of the House include: (i) the power

Committee Motion 158-12(3): To Adopt Revised Rule Book To Be Effective On First Sitting Day Of Fourth Session Of The 12th Assembly   and their Members are traditionally entitled. The privileges of Members include: (i) freedom of speech; (ii) freedom from arrest in civil matters; (iii) exemption from jury duty; (iv) exemption from attendance as a witness in court while the House or a committee is sitting; and (v) freedom

Motion 22-12(7): Appearance Of Western NWT Aboriginal Leaders In Committee Of The Whole   western NWT aboriginal organizations be invited to appear as witnesses in committee of the whole on Monday, June 20, 1995. Mahsi.

Committee Report 8-13(5): Review Of The Report Of The Auditor General On The Department Of Municipal And Community Affairs   for review. The standing committee met to discuss the Auditor General's report from Monday, April 20, 1998, to Wednesday, April 22, 1998. The deputy minister of Municipal and Community Affairs and her staff appeared as witnesses before the committee and took the opportunity to present

Training Programs For The Oil And Gas Industry   as last year -- this at a time when $22 million has been committed to support the diamond industry. Mr. Speaker, it is my fear that the window of opportunity will have passed us by the time the Government of the Northwest Territories establishes meaningful northern training programs

Part IiBackground  , given commitments of committee members and those of witnesses and their respective legal counsel, the hearing was scheduled for September 18, 19 and 20, 2001.18 The hearing commenced as scheduled on September 18, 2001. The time required to hear testimony from the various witnesses

Part VWhether There Are Any Circumstances Which Would Explain The Apparent Error In Judgment Associated With The Minister's Tape Recording Of The March 26, 2001, Telephone Conversation Between John Bayly, Principal Secretary, And The Conflict Of Interest Commissioner.  .17 There is also a conflict in the evidence as to whether Ms. Sorensen was present more or less throughout the telephone call. Given the consistency of the evidence of the other witnesses, this committee prefers their evidence to that provided by Ms. Sorensen.18 The committee also

Part ViiiRecommendations   that the government of the nation can properly undertake its responsibilities to its citizenry.2 When a witness or person requested to attend before a committee duly constituted chooses to ignore both the authority of that process and the reasons for it, it is a matter of utmost seriousness.3

Take The Least Intrusive And Most Effective Measures To Deliver Child And Family Services   the protection process. 20. Integrate collaborative methods into policy and standards, including dispute resolution, participatory planning and other tools to improve communication. 21. Include in the policy and procedures a meeting with parents and families for the purpose

Question 22-17(5): Programs To Support Youth Trapping  The Take a Kid Program is one of the most successful programs that I’ve witnessed in this government. It’s a good program; however, it’s geared towards high school students. I would like to ask the Minister what about the students who are outside the school-age system, the 18

Committee Motion 22-17(5): Conclusion Of Executive Department Summary, Carried  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Welcome to Mr. Speaker and staff. It’s great to have you at the witness table there. Thanks for those introductory remarks. It explained a lot of questions I had on the budget. I think the Human Rights Commission funding, I understand we are going

Committee Report 6-17(5): Report On The Review Of The 2014 Report Of The Auditor General On Northwest Territories Child And Family Services   review when departmental witnesses said additional resources may not be required. The committee’s view is that additional resources are almost certainly required. Any needs for additional resources should be communicated through the business planning process or, if necessary, through