With regard to the Departments of Transport and Fisheries and Oceans’ port and harbour divestiture program and the planned divestiture of the Billings Bay Float: ( a ) when was the Billings Bay Float put in place; ( b ) why was the Billings Bay Float put in place; ( c ) why was the Billings Bay Float offered to the Billings Bay Float Society; ( d ) when was the Billings Float offered to the Billings Bay Float Society; ( e ) when did the Billings Bay Float Society respond by a letter of intent; ( f ) how was the letter of intent inconsistent with the objectives of the port and harbour divestiture program; ( g ) when did the Departments formally withdraw their offer to divest the Billings Bay Float; ( h ) why did the Departments withdraw their offer to divest the Billings Bay Float; ( i ) why did the Departments reject the Billings Bay Float Society's letter of intent; ( j ) when was the Billings Bay Float removed from Billings Bay; ( k ) why was the Billings Bay Float removed from Billings Bay; ( l ) who used the Billings Bay Float as a place of refuge in storms; ( m ) what alternate safe moorages exist for kayakers, canoeists, local residents, weekend-sailors and others in case of storms; and ( n ) what was the annual maintenance cost of the Billings Bay Float?
In the House of Commons on February 7th, 2002. See this statement in context.