David Krutko

With that, I would like to thank the Minister and thank the witnesses. Sergeant-at-Arms, escort the witnesses out.

Okay, the next item for Committee of the Whole is Tabled Document 36-16(3), Supplementary Appropriation No. 2, 2009-2010. With that, I will ask the Minister if he has any opening comments in regard to this supp. Minister of Finance, Mr. Miltenberger

Total department, not previously authorized, $1.971 million.

The bill as a whole.

Question is being called.

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Total department, not previously authorized, $2.187 million.

Okay. Mr. Yakeleya, page 17.

Mr. Speaker, are there any board appointments coming up here in this short while and are those going to be advertised in the papers?

I just want to get some assurances that you are talking $1 million a kilometre. I believe using that estimate, that road from Aklavik to its gravel source shouldn’t be any different than the road from Tuk to site 177 based on $1 million a kilometre. I think that makes economic sense. That is what it is going to cost. I don’t know why Aklavik can’t be considered for $20 million in regards to its gravel source and put that on your books and basically develop it into your business plan.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is directed to the Minister responsible for the Workers’ Compensation Board. As we all know, the term of the present chair of the Workers’ Compensation Board is coming to a close. I’d like to ask the Minister, when are you going to be advertising for the replacement of the existing chairman of the Workers’ Compensation Board?

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Does the Minister have a final cost of exactly what this project is going to cost?