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Interim Appropriation 2008-2009 2nd Session 16th Assembly Legislative Assembly of the Northwest Territories February 2008 Yellowknife, N.W.T.

SUMMARY OF INTERIM S 1 Legislative Assembly $ 4,742,000 185,000 4,927,000 2 Executive 35,939,000 315,000 36,254,000 3 Finance 4,234,000-4,234,000 4 Municipal and Community Affairs 58,791,000 467,000 59,258,000 5 Public Works and Services 20,249,000 780,000 21,029,000 6 Health and Social Services 74,136,000 2,213,000 76,349,000 7 Justice 22,700,000 671,000 23,371,000 8 Education, Culture and Employment 84,096,000 2,420,000 86,516,000 9 Transportation 20,335,000 6,421,000 26,756,000 10 Industry, Tourism and Investment 14,833,000 125,000 14,958,000 11 Environment and Natural Resources 27,209,000 414,000 27,623,000 Total Operations Expenditures Appropriation $ 367,264,000 $ 14,011,000 $ 381,275,000 1

INTERIM SCHEDULE 2 CAPITAL INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES AUTHORITY REQUIRED 1 Legislative Assembly $ 540,000 2 Executive 7,500,000 3 Municipal and Community Affairs 1,421,000 4 Public Works and Services 6,419,000 5 Health and Social Services 27,562,000 6 Justice 1,070,000 7 Education, Culture and Employment 21,546,000 8 Transportation 39,415,000 9 Industry, Tourism and Investment 2,318,000 10 Environment and Natural Resources 1,765,000 Total Capital Investment Expenditures Appropriation $ 109,556,000 2

SUMMARY OF INTERIM S 1 Legislative Assembly Office of the Clerk 2,795,000 185,000 Office of the Speaker 57,000 - Expenditures on Behalf of Members 1,274,000 - Office of the Chief Electoral Officer 142,000 - Statutory Officers 474,000-4,742,000 185,000 $ 4,927,000 2 Executive Executive Offices Commissioner's Office 60,000 7,000 Ministers' Offices 1,035,000 - Executive Offices 1,748,000 - Public Utilities Board 95,000 - Regional Operations 523,000 2,000 3,461,000 9,000 Human Resources Directorate 398,000 - Human Resource Strategy and Policy 1,247,000 260,000 Management and Recruitment 2,779,000 - Corporate Human Resources 2,463,000 - Employee Services 2,836,000-9,723,000 260,000 Aboriginal Affairs & Intergovernmental Relations 2,240,000 5,000 Financial Management Board Secretariat Directorate 16,215,000 - Government Accounting 3,443,000 41,000 Budgeting and Evaluation 471,000 - Audit Bureau 386,000-20,515,000 41,000 35,939,000 315,000 36,254,000 3 Finance Directorate 369,000 - Treasury 3,509,000 - Fiscal Policy 356,000-4,234,000-4,234,000 4 Municipal and Community Affairs Directorate 1,211,000 - Community Operations 5,560,000 - School of Community Government 598,000 - Lands Administration 750,000 - Sport, Recreation & Youth 1,170,000 - Regional Operations 49,502,000 467,000 58,791,000 467,000 59,258,000 3

SUMMARY OF INTERIM S 5 Public Works and Services Directorate 2,025,000 - Asset Management 18,224,000 300,000 Technology Services Centre - 220,000 Petroleum Products - 260,000 20,249,000 780,000 21,029,000 6 Health and Social Services Directorate 1,618,000 - Program Delivery Support 6,135,000 - Health Services Programs 40,239,000 1,741,000 Supplementary Health Programs 5,088,000 - Community Health Programs 21,056,000 472,000 74,136,000 2,213,000 76,349,000 7 Justice Services to Government 2,227,000 60,000 Law Enforcement 6,897,000 - Legal Aid Services 1,148,000 38,000 Courts 2,266,000 50,000 Community Justice and Corrections 9,199,000 418,000 Services to Public 963,000 105,000 22,700,000 671,000 23,371,000 8 Education, Culture and Employment Directorate and Administration 1,730,000 - Education and Culture 56,713,000 1,801,000 Advanced Education and Careers 10,915,000 619,000 Income Security 14,738,000-84,096,000 2,420,000 86,516,000 9 Transportation Corporate Services 2,142,000 2,000 Airports 5,870,000 1,839,000 Highways 8,520,000 4,357,000 Ferries 2,843,000 173,000 Community Marine Infrastructure 12,000 3,000 Community Local Access Roads 102,000 - Road Licensing and Safety 846,000 47,000 20,335,000 6,421,000 26,756,000 10 Industry, Tourism and Investment Corporate Management 1,610,000 10,000 Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources 2,646,000 4,000 Economic Development 10,577,000 111,000 14,833,000 125,000 14,958,000 4

SUMMARY OF INTERIM S 11 Environment and Natural Resources Corporate Management 3,062,000 22,000 Environment Protection 1,452,000 - Forest Management 18,674,000 57,000 Wildlife 4,021,000 335,000 27,209,000 414,000 27,623,000 $ 367,264,000 $ 14,011,000 $ 381,275,000 5

INTERIM SCHEDULE 2 CAPITAL INVESTMENT EXPENDITURES AUTHORITY REQUIRED 1 Legislative Assembly Office of the Clerk $ 540,000 $ 540,000 2 Executive Financial Management Board Secretariat Directorate 7,500,000 7,500,000 4 Municipal and Community Affairs Regional Operations 1,421,000 1,421,000 3 Public Works and Services Asset Management 353,000 Technology Services Centre 1,765,000 Petroleum Products 4,301,000 6,419,000 4 Health and Social Services Health Services Programs 7,956,000 Community Health Programs 19,606,000 27,562,000 5 Justice Services to Government 60,000 Community Justice and Corrections 840,000 Services to Public 170,000 1,070,000 6 Education, Culture and Employment Education and Culture 18,846,000 Advanced Education and Careers 2,700,000 21,546,000 7 Transportation Airports 11,540,000 Highways 26,905,000 Ferries - Road Licensing and Safety 970,000 39,415,000 8 Industry, Tourism and Investment Economic Development 2,318,000 2,318,000 9 Environment and Natural Resources Forest Management 1,280,000 Wildlife 485,000 1,765,000 INFRASTRUCTURE EXPENDITURES $ 109,556,000 6