David Krutko

Okay. We’re on page 12-35. Again it’s an information item, Fur Marketing Service Revolving Fund.

Moving on to page 3-26, activity summary, corporate human resources, grants and contributions, contributions, $115,000. Agreed?

I’d like to call Committee of the Whole back to order. Prior to the break we were on page 12-17, Industry, Tourism and Investment, minerals and petroleum products, operations expenditure summary, $6.063 million.

Minister of ITI.

General comments. Mr. Yakeleya.

Does committee agree that we have concluded the Department of Human Resources? Agreed?

Could you tell me what that $1,000 was spent for in the Mackenzie Delta?

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. My question is basically dealing with energy contributions. Especially in my riding, there is a lot of talk about biomass but in order to make biomass work, you have to have some sort of a residual system. Fort McPherson already has a residual heat system which is in partnership with the Power Corporation and the Gwich’in Development Corporation, but in order for the project in Fort McPherson to work they are going to have to expand the existing system in order to bring on biomass. I think that is a good opportunity to join these two initiatives together in which we...

Fur Marketing Service Revolving Fund. Mr. Hawkins.

Agreed. Moving on to page 3-22, information item, management recruitment services, active positions. Agreed?