Daniel McNeely

Thank you to the Member. Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thanks to the Minister for that clarification there. I feel comfortable that we do have an infrastructure maintenance checklist in place here, and this is a cycle, so I'm glad to hear that. If that is brought up in my community visits by concerned parents for example, I'll certainly relay that message on that the school is a part of an annual audit for repairs and maintenance and upgrades and so on. Mahsi.

Thank you to the Minister for confirming that. My other question is related to the Deline Ehtseo Ayha School. During my recent visit to the community, the principal renovated a portion of the building for an industrial repair shop for students, and he was asking if we can check into opening up a door wide enough with a ramp so that snow machines could be brought in and repairs and maintenance could be taught to the children as part of their academic program. So will the Minister look into that? Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thanks to the Minister for the reply and the information there. So if it's going to be completed in 2026, can the Minister explain is the program underway, the construction repair underway? Thank you.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker, and thanks to the Member from Range Lake. To the report.

The Standing Committee on Social Development recommends the Government of the Northwest Territories create the Office of the Territorial Housing Advocate and appoint a Territorial Housing Advocate. The Territorial Housing Advocate and its Office should operate as an independent, nonpartisan entity, modeled after the Federal Housing Advocate. Its objective should be to advance meaningful action towards Addressing the inadequate housing and homelessness in the Northwest Territories. The Office should be created...

Thank you to the Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I share my past several months on periodic talks with Cenovus Energy, an industry company who purchased Husky Energy with assets midway Norman Wells to Tulita west Mackenzie side.

Mr. Speaker, the assets include 17 kilometers of highgrade road, three structural bridges, several laydown pads, for an approximate 300,000 cubic metres of granular materials. This was initially installed to support their further exploration in oil and gas productions.

Mr. Speaker, Cenovus is developing a closure and reclamation plan. First right of refusal of assets opportunity is...

Thank you, Minister. To the Member.

Thank you, Minister. To the Member, Wiilideh.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. And thanks to the Minister here. My last question is ultimately our goal is to seek O and M support, NORTRAN. Would the Minister assist in coordinating the developments of this action plan to seek federal engagements for redirecting some of the royalties back into the O and M of NORTRAN. Thank you.