David Krutko

We’ll begin with Bill 3. I would like to ask the Minister responsible for the bill if she has any opening comments. Minister Lee.

Mr. Speaker, your committee has been considering Bill 3, Medical Profession Act; Bill 11, An Act to Amend the Workers’ Compensation Act; and Minister’s Statement 47-16(4), Transfer of the Public Housing Rental Subsidy. I would like to report that Minister’s Statement 47-16(4) is concluded and that Bills 3 and 11 are ready for third reading. I move that the report of the Committee of the Whole be concurred with.

Bill as a whole?

I’d like to call Committee of the Whole to order. We have several bills: Bill 3, Medical Profession Act; Bill 11, An Act to Amend the Workers’ Compensation Act; Minister’s Statement 47-16(4), Transfer of the Public Housing Rental Subsidy. What is the wish of the committee, Mrs. Groenewegen?

Question is being called.

---Carried

Does the committee agree that the discussion on Minister’s Statement 47-16(4) is concluded?

Clause 81 to 90.

---Clauses 81 through 90 inclusive approved

Mr. Speaker, one of the main components of the agreement also talks about needs levels and conservation levels that is basically sustainable for community harvests so that it can sustain the herd on some means of harvesting. I know that they did that in regard to the Bluenose-West herd where they allowed communities tags, where the communities give out those tags to people that want to go harvest a certain species. I think it’s 25 tags per community, so the communities are able still able to sustain that. I’d like to ask the Minister in regard to the issue of needs levels for community...

Thank you, Mr. Yakeleya. Any comments regarding the transfer of public housing rent supp? Mr. Menicoche.

Clause 61 to 70.

---Clauses 61 through 70 inclusive approved

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is directed to the Minister of Environment. It is in regard to my Member’s statement. The land claim agreements that have been settled have established an instrument for implementing regulatory bodies, whether it is land and water boards or environmental assessment review boards or management boards such as the wildlife boards to deal with wildlife and forestry. These boards play a fundamental role in regard to ensuring that conservation measures and the management of wildlife is done in such a way that it’s managed through a system, regardless if it’s...