Daryl Dolynny

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Thank you, Mr. Bromley. With that, we’ll go to Minister Beaulieu.

We’ll give you a couple of minutes there, Mr. Beaulieu. Mr. Beaulieu.

Thank you, Minister Beaulieu. Page 8-31, Health and Social Services, activity summary, community wellness and social services, operations expenditure summary, $89.259 million. Does committee agree?

Thank you. I caught probably about 60 percent of that explanation, but the concern I have is in 2011-12 we had $25.891 million in assets in service. In the mains that came down, there was almost a decrease of 70 percent. Then the revised in 2012-13 we put them back on. Now, if I heard correctly, there is amortization. I would assume it’s straight line amortization, items came off the books, but yet again I’m not understanding why we saw large revised estimates in 2013 and now we’re assuming that we have depreciated or amortized almost half of that in one year and are back to $12 million.

Can we...

Thank you, Minister Beaulieu. Ms. DeLancey.

Page 8-37 to 8-41, Health and Social Services, information item, work performed on behalf of others. Mr. Hawkins.

Thank you, Ms. DeLancey. Mr. Yakeleya.

Thank you, Madam Chair. Welcome to the Minister and Public Works delegation. Madam Chair, there are just two areas I want to open up in general comments because they are really hard to see where they fall within the scope of the budget.

The first comment I have for the Minister is I took it upon myself to do a fairly intrinsic post-mortem of the Inuvik E3 School in the fall of last year, and was challenging the same for the department to follow up with their version of a post-mortem.

The rationale behind that is not to undermine or point fingers at whatever we could have or should have, the...

Thank you, Ms. DeLancey. Mr. Bromley.