David Krutko

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The Northwest Territories Housing Corporation a number of years ago introduced new programs such as CARE, HELP, STEP, to improve the delivery of assistance programs to homeowners in the Northwest Territories. There was a lot of praise, a lot of hope, and a lot of expectations from the residents of the Northwest Territories, especially homeowners, that they were going to see a real improvement in the programs. Yet today I still have a lot of my constituency coming forward and applying year after year and being refused on one excuse after another.

The aging infrastructure...

Okay. We can go back to page 10-24, grants and contributions, advanced education, contributions, $32.271 million.

Just using the number eight, I think that $52,000 for eight communities, I believe somebody was looking at a newspaper the other day which was put out in regards to something about, from the Department of Education, in regards to nutrition, food and whatnot, and I think that advertisement in the newspaper is somewhere in the range of -- and you can clarify for me on that -- $2500 for a full-page ad in a newspaper which is circulating throughout the Territories. So I think you can figure out that for eight communities for $52,000, we don’t really give them much by way of assistance. I think it...

There is a motion on the floor. If there are no other speakers, I will allow the presenter of the motion to wrap it up. Mr. Bromley.

The motion is in order. To the motion.

Thank you Mr. Chairman. My question is on the next page, Mr. Chairman.

To the motion. Ms. Lee.

Mr. Menicoche.

Does committee agree?

To the motion. Mr. Ramsay.