Question O882-12(2): Amendments To Principally Engaged Policy   resources, provided the level of assessed income is not necessarily the same for a person working in the industrial wage economy. I can only assure the Member that I can understand what he is getting at, I agree the definition is restrictive, it is overdue for change, a paper is about

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters   that northern businesses, and the northern economy, develops. I want to make one other point about the matter on the Senate. I know that a lot of other people here, and have accepted the arrangements that have been made in the Senate area. I do want to say one thing

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters   of the economy. Senate reform will provide a more efficient institution of parliament. We will have a Senate that is elected, will be equal in representation, and it will also be effective. The aboriginal amendments, finally a place for us in Confederation. Key parts of the aboriginal

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters   forgotten us, our aboriginal rights in Canada. The supposed aboriginal rights were not the contents of this accord, whether they were toward the economy, our ability to inherent self-government, or to the protection of our traditions. Those kinds of things were not in there when

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters   economies, on strengthening our cultures, on healing our people, in a recovery of our nations. It is far better that we get involved using our limited energies and resources in the healing of our people, than wasting our time like we do ad nauseam, fighting other governments, so

Committee Motion 172-12(2): To Adopt Recommendation No. 51   independent program evaluations to ensure efficiency, effectiveness, and economy. The police services, which are funded 70 percent by the territorial government, in our opinion, is no exception. In addition, the Minister indicated that he will, no doubt, have to return to the Assembly

Committee Report 18-12(2): Report Of The Special Committee On Constitutional Reform On The Multilateral Meetings On The Constitution And First Ministers' - Aboriginal Leaders' Conferences On The Constitution   financial support for programs in areas of provincial jurisdiction. In both cases, future negotiations will be crucial in establishing arrangements, which provide for government intervention to develop the northern economy, and maintain a strong federal presence in programs which

Artisans Acquiring Funding  Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I rise today out of concern over the difficulty that some artisans are experiencing with respect to obtaining funds for business development and market expansion. According to the report of the Standing Committee on National Economy, retail

Minister's Statement 87-12(2): Northern Hire   to speak on this matter. Mr. Speaker, the objective of hiring northerners applies to more than just government. It involves all sectors of our economy, government, boards and agencies, and private enterprise. Maybe more so in private enterprise. Everyone who writes a pay cheque

Minister's Statement 82-12(2): Update On National Constitutional Reform Negotiations   that the territories will be invited to all First Ministers' Conferences on the constitution and the economy. Territorial participation in negotiations and conferences on aboriginal matters will be entrenched in the constitution. Mr. Speaker, the constitutional reform process did not just deal

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters   more to duplicate the service structure than it does to take advantage of the board's economies of scale and expertise by paying for claim administration costs. The Strength at Two Levels report gives a clear message when it states: "Approaching a period of severe restraint

Item 18: Consideration In Committee Of The Whole Of Bills And Other Matters   operated with due regard to efficiency and economy; 62) that in future the Minister responsible for the Workers' Compensation Board be involved by the board in any major projects or policy decisions that involve significant financial or other implications on employers and workers

Economic Development Of Nwt  , what we have to look at is to find ways to develop another sector of our economy. It is a bad signal, I think, to the people of the Northwest Territories that we have so little imagination that all we can do is out down the amount of money that will create real wealth in the future

Question O632-12(2): Economic Benefits To North Re Participation In Expo '92   in salaries to employees; $650,000 into the hands of food producers; and we would have a net benefit of $2.8 million into the territorial economy? Does he think those predictions, on the basis of his current information, will be borne out?

Hunters 'and Trappers' Coverage By Workers' Compensation Board   and fishermen are eligible for compensation under the Workers' Compensation Act misapplied non-native criteria related to the wage economy. It has, I believe, conveyed an inexcusable demonstration of the board's lack of awareness about traditional lifestyle and work patterns of aboriginal