Daryl Dolynny

Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Minister Beaulieu.

To the motion.

Thank you, Ms. DeLancey. Mr. Bromley.

I appreciate the Minister with those statistics. Can the Minister indicate what is the policy, really, to road emergencies between Yellowknife and Fort Providence, who are the exact care providers and what services are being offered?

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

Mr. Menicoche.

Thank you, Mr. Beaulieu. Page 8-17. I have Mr. Bouchard.

Thank you. The purpose for my questions here is to show savings in design, and the Minister is fully aware that I have talked to him and I’ve talked to his department many times regarding the opportunities of savings within the framework of the Supplementary Health Care Benefits Program. It’s unfortunate that a lot of the recommendations and a lot of the opportunities for savings have yet to be looked at or implemented. Again, my question is: Is that savings in design, and if we have not looked at this since, as the Minister indicated, potentially 2007, would the department commit within the...

Thank you, Madam Chair. I appreciate the response. It sounds like we are working towards that end goal. For the record, are we able to say with a degree of confidence that all of the performance agreements with the health authorities will be in place 100 percent within this fiscal year? Thank you.

Thank you, Madam Chair. Again, welcome to the Minister and the health team here.

I’ve got two broad topics within the area of the directorate here. I’ll start with the first one here. Just to set the lay of the land to the question, we’ve got three health boards that have been dissolved over the years that are run by public administrators. That’s Stanton, Hay River and Inuvik. What’s interesting is that through our budget dialogues, the back and forth that I have seen in the last 16 months, there have been many areas where we talked about barriers to accountability when it comes to the delivery...