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COMPOSITION RÉCENTE DU CORPS POLITIQUE C-13 L'honorable John Jansen L'honorable Maurice Byblow ministre des Affaires internationales et de ministre des Services communautaires et des l'Immigration Transports, ministre des Services gouvernementaux L'honorable Rita M. Johnston et ministre responsable de la Société du logement du ministre des Affaires municipales, des Loisirs et de Yukon la Culture Territoires du Nord-Ouest L'honorable Clifford Michael ministre des Services de gestion gouvernementaux L'honorable Dennis Patterson leader du gouvemement, ministre du Bureau exécutif, L'honorable Dave Parker ministre des Affaires intergouvemementales, ministre ministre des Forêts responsable du Conseil consultatif des sciences des L'honorable Angus Ree T.N.-O., ministre responsable du Bureau de décen­ solliciteur général tralisation, ministre responsable du Bureau de vérifica­ tion, président du ConseU exécutif, président du L'honorable William Reid Comité des priorités et de la planification, et vice- ministre du Tourisme et secrétaire provincial président du Conseil de gestion des finances L'honorable Claude Richmond L'honorable Stephen Kakfwi ministre des Services sociaux et du Logement leader adjoint du gouvemement, ministre de l'Éduca­ L'honorable John Savage tion, ministre de la Sécurité et des Services publics, ministre de l'Agriculture et des Pêches ministre des Droits des autochtones et du Développe­ L'honorable Stuart (Bud) Smith, C.R. ment constitutionnel, ministre responsable de la Com­ procureur général mission des accidents du travail, vice-président du ConseU exécutif et président du Comité de développe­ L'honorable Bruce Strachan ment politique et constitutionnel ministre responsable de l'Environnement et ministre d'État (Cariboo) L'honorable Michael Ballantyne ministre de la Justice, ministre des Finances, leader L'honorable Neil Vant parlementaire du gouvemement, ministre responsable ministre des Transports et de la Voirie de la Régie des services pubUcs, président du Conseil L'honorable Elwood N. Veitch de gestion des finances et président du Comité sur la ministre du Développement régional et ministre d'État législation et la planification des travattx de la Chambre (Mainland-Southwest) L'honorable NelUe Cournoyea L'honorable Jack Weisgerber ministre de la Santé, ministre de l'Énergie, des Mines ministre responsable des Affaires autochtones et et des Ressources pétroUères, ministre des Travaux ministre d'État (Nechako et Northeast) publics et ministre responsable de la société Power des T.N.-O. Yukon L'honorable Gordon Wray L'honorable Tony Penikett ministre des Affaires municipales et conununautaires, leader du gouvemement, ministre du Bureau du Con­ ministre des Transports, ministre du Développement seil exécutif, ministre de la Santé et des Ressources économique et du Tourisme, et rrdnistre responsable humaines, et ministre responsable de la Société de de la Commission du transport routier développement du Yukon L'honorable Titus AUooloo L'honorable Piers McDonald ministre des Ressources renouvelables, ministre de leader parlementaire, ministre de l'Éducation, ministre la Culture et des Communications, et ministre associé des Finances et ministre du Développement des Droits des autochtones et du Développement con­ économique des mines et des petites entreprises stitutionnel L'honorable Margaret Joe L'honorable Jeannie Marie-Jewell ministre de la Justice, ministre responsable de la Com­ ministre des Services sociaux, ministre du Personnel, mission de la Fonction pubUque, ministre responsable ministre responsable de la Direction de l'égalité d'accès de la Commission des accidents du travail et ministre à l'emploi, ministre responsable du Secrétariat à la responsable du Conseil de la femme condition féminine et ministre responsable de la L'honorable Art Webster Jeunesse ministre des Ressources renouvelables, ministre du L'honorable Tom Butters Tourisme et ministre responsable de la Société des ministre des Services gouvernementaux et ministre alcools du Yukon responsable de la Société d'habitation des T.N.-O. .
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