Daryl Dolynny

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Again, welcome to the Minister and to the department today. At the risk of not repeating much of what has already been said by Members, I would like to narrow my concerns to what I consider the areas of concern with the current Health infrastructure budget before us, and I’d like to shed some light on some of the practices that I believe are preventing efficient solutions from emerging or at least provide a transparent process for them to be achieved.

At first glance, given the amount of this budget and comparing this to the operational side of Health, I can attest that we...

Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Continuing with questions on page 34, I have Mr. Bromley.

Thank you, Minister Abernethy. Deputy Minister DeLancey.

Thank you, committee. Page 50, court services, infrastructure investments, $620,000. Does committee agree?

Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Does committee agree?

Thank you, Mr. Abernethy. Minister Miltenberger.

Thank you, committee. I would like to thank our witnesses, our guests here this evening. Ms. Kaylo, Mr. Vician, thanks again for joining us this evening, and, of course, Minister Ramsay. Sergeant-at-Arms, please escort our witnesses out of the Chamber. Thank you.

Committee, we will turn it over to Ms. Bisaro.

Thank you, Minister Abernethy. Continuing on with detailed questions on page 32, I have Mr. Yakeleya.

Thank you. Ms. Schofield, Ms. Haener, welcome to the Chamber again. Committee, as we indicated earlier, we are foregoing any opening comments. We are going to go directly to general comments. Again, general comments. Does committee agree that if there are no general comments we can proceed to detail?

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Knowing this new information might reveal high housing corporation users of heavily subsidized power, what safeguards, actions or practices will the NWT Housing Corporation use to mitigate these high users? Will the Housing Corporation initiate any form of capping of power subsidies to these potential high users in the future?