David Ramsay

David Ramsay
Kam Lake

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Debates of , (day 21)

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It is a five-year lease, but it amounts to a 15-year lease, Mr. Speaker, because they have a five-year lease and two options for five additional years each, for a total of 15 years in a retail setting. I’m just wondering, Mr. Speaker, what the premium is that this government is going to pay. I know dollars are at a premium. What is that premium that we’re going to pay to put an office in a retail mall? There has to be a premium that we’re paying. It’s top dollar, it’s prime retail space, Mr. Speaker. I’d like to know what that is and is that going to cut into the...

Debates of , (day 21)

Thank you, Mr. Roland. Mr. Yakeleya.

Debates of , (day 21)

That order of business would be Bill 9, Write-off of Assets and Debts Act, 2004-2005. We are going to start with the Minister responsible, Mr. Roland.

Debates of , (day 21)

Thank you. Thank you, Minister Roland and Mr. Voytilla. There is a motion on the floor to rise and report progress and it’s not debatable. All those in favour? All those opposed? The motion is carried.

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I will rise and report progress.

Debates of , (day 21)

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Today I have a few questions for the Minister of Justice, Mr. Charles Dent. I would just like to know how it is the new family Legal Aid office ended up leasing space in what amounts to a retail mall in Yellowknife. Perhaps between him and Minister Floyd Roland, Minister of Public Works, they could explain how that transaction transpired. Thank you.

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Thank you, Mr. Roland. Mr. Yakeleya.

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Maybe we will take a short, 15-minute break and come back at 12:00. Thank you.

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Debates of , (day 21)

Does the committee agree that Bill 9 is ready for third reading?

Debates of , (day 21)

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, today I would like to recognize a group of greatly spirited northerners who attended the Canada Senior Games in Whitehorse in September as ambassadors of the Northwest Territories. Team NWT was made up of 28 seniors, those aged 55 and older, from Fort Smith, Hay River and Yellowknife. They competed in seven different categories including golf, bowling, darts, contract and duplicate bridge, Scrabble and curling. The team brought home gold, silver and bronze medals in five of those categories for a total count of 10 medals. Those medal winners include...

Debates of , (day 21)

Thank you, Mr. Roland. Thank you, Mr. Braden, for your questions. Mr. Pokiak.