Daryl Dolynny

Page 2-26. Mr. Bromley.

Thank you, Mr. Blake. Premier McLeod.

I think we’re going down the rabbit hole somewhere but really, quite frankly, we don’t know whether something is legally bound or binding, we don’t know whether these holdbacks are going to be applied to the so-called debt, so I’m going to ask my third question to this which is: What does it take to terminate a contract or contractor if they’re not fulfilling their negotiated price that they signed with ink with the GNWT?

Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Mr. Beaulieu.

Thank you. Mr. McLeod, go ahead.

Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Mr. McLeod.

I’m hearing detail. Page 4-7, this will be deferred until consideration of detail. I’ll get you to turn to 4-8, Aboriginal Affairs and Intergovernmental Relations, information item, infrastructure investment summary. Any questions?

I share the optimism of the Cabinet in terms of population growth. I guess we’ll see when the dust settles.

The line entry called investment pool cost recoveries, we’re seeing a significant drop from the main estimates of 2011-12. Can we get some explanation as to why we’re seeing such a recovery and what exactly does that definition entail? Thank you, Madam Chair.

Madam Chair, probably a clarification in order. We know that the details of other expenses both come to the same total from the revised estimates of 2011-12 to $10.471 million. Could the department indicate why the insertions of the numbers and the mannerisms that we see here before us? Thank you.

We are on page 8-30, 8-31, Health and Social Services, activity summary, grants and contributions, total grants and contributions, $69.941 million.