Daryl Dolynny

Thank you, Mr. Yakeleya. Before we allow the Minister the opportunity to respond, it was agreed upon earlier today that we’d do an aggregate of the general comments and then I’ll ask the Minister the opportunity to reply. If there are specific questions, they can make reference to the particular Member.

With that, I’ll open up again to general comments from any of the Members. Mr. Bromley.

Thank you, Minister Abernethy. Ms. Bisaro.

Page 3-29, activity summary, employee services, operations expenditure summary, $14.080 million. Ms. Bisaro.

Thank you. Page 7-14, information item, directorate, active positions. Mr. Hawkins.

Thank you, Minister Abernethy. Mr. Menicoche.

Thank you. Again, I do appreciate the honesty of the Minister and by no means is this an issue about cell phone coverage, because obviously there was mention of other infrastructure design. Quite frankly, obviously cell phones could be used, but that as it may, cell phone service or lack thereof, is not really I think the major concern here. Nunavut, for example, has very similar concerns to us. They signed on; they felt that television and radio were the proper tools that they could use in a lack of cell service as well. Because they felt the need to do so, why does the Minister feel that...

If I can get the Sergeant-at-Arms to escort the witnesses into the Chamber, please.

Minister Abernethy, would you care to introduce your witnesses to the House, please?

Mr. Lewis.

Thank you, Mr. Menicoche. Mr. Abernethy.

Page 7-13, Mr. Bromley. Mr. Yakeleya.