Daryl Dolynny

Thank you, Mr. Bromley. Minister Abernethy.

Thank you, committee. Sergeant-at-Arms, if you could please escort the witnesses into the Chamber.

Minister Ramsay, if you’d be kind enough to introduce your witnesses to the Chamber this afternoon.

Keeping confidentiality in mind here and knowing full well that some of this information will be in real time here, will users know where they stand on usage versus other corporation clients? Again, keeping confidentiality in mind, will someone be able to pull up the information and compare them versus what the average is, let’s say, in that LHO area?

Thank you, Mr. Yakeleya. Mr. Abernethy.

Thank you, Mr. Yakeleya. Minister Ramsay.

Thank you, Minister Abernethy. Deputy Minister DeLancey.

Thank you, committee. I’d like to thank our guests here this afternoon, Mr. Heath, Ms. DeLancey. Thank you for joining us here in the Chamber, and, of course, the Minister. Sergeant-at-Arms, if you could please escort the witnesses out of the House.

Committee, I’ll get your attention on the Department of Justice in your capital estimates, page 47. With that, we’ll turn it over to the Minister responsible to see if he has any witnesses he’d like to bring into the House. Minister Ramsay.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Given the current landscape of increased costs of electricity for all, it is comforting to know that the NWT Housing Corporation recently launched a new utility tracking system that captures utility consumption for all our Housing Corporation assets. Knowing that the current NWT Housing Corporation clients pay a substantially reduced rate for power, and I believe it’s around nine cents and the taxpayer is subsidizing the remainder, it is within this context that I wish to address the Minister responsible.

We know with this new utility tracking system we are now able to...

Thank you, Mr. Heath. Mr. Bromley.

Thank you, committee. Page 44, Industry, Tourism and Investment, tourism and parks, infrastructure investments, $2.575 million. Does committee agree?