Bob McLeod
Statements in Debates
The land owners, Indian and Northern Affairs, have undertaken a scoping session or scoping work to determine the nature of the cleanup and how much it would cost to clean it up. They are moving towards cleaning up the area. The communications we’ve had with them they’ve said they’re prepared to turn over the land for the park tomorrow if we’re prepared to accept it as is and pay for the cleanup. Obviously that’s not in our best interest to do so. They’re not prepared to enforce it, we don’t have a petty trespass act to have the authority to keep anybody off federal lands, so other than to post...
Yes, I would, Mr. Chairman.
We have been fulfilling all of the consultation requirements. As we go forward if there are additional consultation requirements, we will be conducting those as well.
We are committed to making hydrokinetic work, so we will work with NTEC to place it in a location where it has the best chance to succeed.
Generally the community harvesters or local wildlife committees dealing with hunters and trappers and, in some cases, fishermen. Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. We can go back and provide information. Also if the Member has specific individuals that have been affected, we could pass information on and we could follow up with the mining companies. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Our bookings are up by 5 percent and the revenues still don’t cover the cost of the contractors, because at one time we were looking at privatizing all of the parks but we weren’t able to do it. Thank you.
Yes, I do, Mr. Chairman.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman. The kinds of things we’re talking about are that northern regulators would conduct the review of applications for authorizations and complete any requirements for hearings or consultations once the proponents conduct additional route alignment studies and detailed engineering. Technical expertise on the regulatory mitigation approaches to addressing air quality, waste management, hazardous materials management, spills planning, and environmental planning issues associated with oil and gas and pipeline construction activities will be required to handle the workload...
The draft Hydro Strategy was released approximately two years ago and we expect to have a finalized Hydro Strategy in 2011.