Daryl Dolynny

Thank you, Mr. Lafferty. Ms. Bisaro, just noting your time is expired. If you have further questions, we’ll put you back in the queue. With that, we have Mr. Hawkins next.

Mr. Devitt.

Thank you, Mr. Bouchard. Speaking to the motion, Mr. Menicoche.

Thank you, Ms. Bisaro. Ms. Iatridis.

Thank you. I will ask you to turn to page 10-8. Education, Culture and Employment, information item, infrastructure investment questions. Any questions? We will go over to 10-9. Education, Culture and Employment, information item, revenue summary. Any questions? Ms. Bisaro.

Thank you, Mrs. Groenewegen. Speaking to the motion we have Mr. Nadli.

Welcome back, committee. We are resuming on page 10-17. I have on the list for questioning, the Member for Frame Lake, Ms. Bisaro.

Mr. Speaker, thank you to the Minister for this response. Again, out of the 21 communities that do have a plan, some of those plans were not looked at for at least a two-year period, so obviously opportunities. So if you add those 21 with the four, we have a large proportion of our communities out there that require updates to emergency action plans. I think the national leaders or community leaders are making that known.

With that in mind, recently our Community Affairs department and our Minister refused to sign the NWT on the National Alert System that deals with emergency preparedness. Some...

Does the committee agree?

Minister Abernethy.