Presentation to the Joint Review Panel Yellowknife General Hearing December 5 th, 2006 Dennis Bevington MP Western Arctic.

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Presentation to the Joint Review Panel Yellowknife General Hearing December 5 th, 2006 Dennis Bevington MP Western Arctic

Significance and Environmental Assessment Process Recommendation 1: a) Take the time you need to do a thorough job. b) Ensure the Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act, especially section 115, is adhered to when making recommendations on the MGP

Protection of the Public Interest Governments have the responsibility to ensure a fair and unbiased review that protects the public interest and the environment. Northerners need to be able to trust this process to have any confidence in its outcomes. Quotes from written submission of Dennis Bevington

Scale and pace of MGP will affect impact

Scope of Project Being Assessed The MGP will be part of a much larger industrial development. 2. The JRP should recommend that the Government of Canada and 2. The JRP should recommend that the Government of Canada and the GNWT outline a development strategy with guidelines and mechanisms to control any expansion of the Mackenzie Gas Project. the GNWT outline a development strategy with guidelines and mechanisms to control any expansion of the Mackenzie Gas Project.

Transportation Corridor for Public Resources 3. Access should only be given to a proponent willing to develop the pipeline in the interest of all users and under terms and conditions that are beneficial to northern citizens. 3. Access should only be given to a proponent willing to develop the pipeline in the interest of all users and under terms and conditions that are beneficial to northern citizens. 4. Components of the pipeline should be judged according to cost, accessibility to other users and contribution to avoidance of duplication of infrastructure. 4. Components of the pipeline should be judged according to cost, accessibility to other users and contribution to avoidance of duplication of infrastructure. 5. In protecting the public interest and ensuring fair market conditions, the JRP should rely on terms and conditions, not on the good will of corporations. 5. In protecting the public interest and ensuring fair market conditions, the JRP should rely on terms and conditions, not on the good will of corporations.

Agreement with APG APG profits are tied to expansion of Mackenzie Gas Project. APG profits are tied to expansion of Mackenzie Gas Project. 6. The JRP should conduct an independent assessment of the arrangement between the producers group and the Aboriginal Pipeline Group to determine its contribution towards any potential benefits for the north.

Gathering Fields 7.The JRP should recommend a formal agreement that outlines the opportunity for exploration and development of resources by other producers. 7.The JRP should recommend a formal agreement that outlines the opportunity for exploration and development of resources by other producers. 8.The Government of Canada should pass enabling legislation that will ensure coordination of infrastructure development by producers in the gathering fields. 8.The Government of Canada should pass enabling legislation that will ensure coordination of infrastructure development by producers in the gathering fields.

Project Finances The fiscal enhancements that are needed are to northern infrastructure not to oil company profits. 9.Canada and the GNWT should re-examine the appropriateness of the current royalty regime with the purpose of ensuring that Canadians and northerners will receive a fair public return for the development of these public resources. 10. Set terms and conditions on future exploration leases that encourage a higher environmental performance.

Support for Northern Infrastructure 11.The Government of Canada should be responsible for building an all weather road up the Mackenzie Valley to improve our national transportation infrastructure prior to the construction of the Mackenzie Gas Project. 11.The Government of Canada should be responsible for building an all weather road up the Mackenzie Valley to improve our national transportation infrastructure prior to the construction of the Mackenzie Gas Project. 12.The GNWT should negotiate access to cleaner sources of energy, as part of the terms and conditions for granting any approval of the project. The provision of energy for NWT use should be aimed at reducing CO2 emissions as well as decreasing costs.

Natural Gas Supply in Canada net exports are expected to decline from a current level of Bcf to 1,300 Bcf by 2020 (Canadas Energy Outlook) 13. The Government of Canada must reassert regulatory control over natural gas production and export to assure a viable supply of natural gas for Canadian needs.

Expansion of the tar sands will place huge pressure on natural gas production in Canada and the north. Expansion of the tar sands will place huge pressure on natural gas production in Canada and the north.

Labour Market Conditions in Western Canada 14.Carry out further study to examine the capacity of the Canadian labour market to absorb the needs of this project. 15.Assess the degree of preparedness achieved through northern training programs to maximize northern employment benefits. 16. Assess how effectively the construction schedule contributes to maximizing northern benefits in terms of employing northern workers and providing northern businesses with opportunities to participate.

Trust Relationship between Government of Canada, GNWT and First Nations Instead of discussing accepting royalties in kind, the Government of Canada should be outlining how the people of the north are going to benefit financially from this project. Instead of discussing accepting royalties in kind, the Government of Canada should be outlining how the people of the north are going to benefit financially from this project. 17.The Mackenzie Gas Project should not proceed until a fair devolution agreement has been signed amongst the Government of Canada, the Government of the Northwest Territories and northern First Nations government.

Environmental Impacts 18.The Mackenzie Valley Five Year Action Plan should be completed prior to beginning construction of the Mackenzie Gas Project. 19.The NEB and other regulators should insist on an environmental protection and reclamation deposit as part of the terms and conditions of this project. 20.If the MGP proceeds, the terms and conditions associated with the project should incorporate the polluter pay principle.

Social Impacts, Employment and Training 21. The proponents should contribute to human resource capacity of northern governments as part of their contribution to dealing with incremental costs related to the Mackenzie Gas Project. 22. Ensure contractors and subcontractors are bound by terms and conditions of socioeconomic and access and benefit agreements. 23. Establish training programs aimed at women and include upgrading, life skills, gender-sensitive techniques and provide childcare and housing support for trainees.

Closing Remarks Make the recommendations that are required to protect the public interest. Make the recommendations that are required to protect the public interest. The Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act is the road map that should direct your work. The Mackenzie Valley Resource Management Act is the road map that should direct your work. Thank you for doing this important work. Thank you for doing this important work.