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Canadian Heritage committee They're a separate body, so a separate invitation would have to be made.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee If they knew about it.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee I don't get invited to some meetings because I don't know about them.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee The Métis settlements are large, the group and the land mass. That would be one of the groups I would have focused on.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee You're dealing with Métis societies but you're not actually dealing with the Métis government, which is a settlement. I think we missed an opportunity.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee You can get a different perspective, so I would really encourage that you reach out to the settlements. I think you'll get a different perspective on a lot of things.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee Once again, thank you Madam Chair. Ms. Laurendeau, we understand that you went through a consultation process of some sort. Can you clarify when that process started? Obviously, it took some time. It didn't happen last week.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee Thank you. We heard about first nations, Métis and Inuit, and all these people belong to a group. You did mention Métis government. To me, that's referring to the settlements where they are recognized as a governing body. Many of them are societies, so I'm not sure.... For example, the Métis Nation of Alberta is a society.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee Thank you, Minister. I didn't want to go into the budget side of things—
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee Thank you very much. I was saying earlier that I didn't want to go into the budget side of things, but obviously the department has figured out how much it's going to cost to roll out the program, the initial steps. It's not going to just happen with no money. How much has the department established as the cost of initial rollout of this program?
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee What you are saying is that you don't have any budget in mind. You have no business plan.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee There's always a rollout cost.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee It's administrative. You must have an idea. Is it—
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee There must be an anticipated cost. Any business always anticipates what it will potentially cost for the first year of operation. We're not going and buying.... Say we have no money...but you have to have money to move forward. What's your estimate of how many dollars are going to be spent in the first year once you start implementing the program?
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga
Canadian Heritage committee So, you have a number, but it's not public.
February 19th, 2019Committee meeting
David Yurdiga