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Records include Ministerial and Deputy Minister chronos, as well as committee files related to infrastructure and facility requirements for the Government of Nunavut following the division of the Northwest Territories.

Records include deputy minister's chronos and reports on activities related to land claims.

Records include policy development, workshop and conference materials, Senior Management Committee records, and reports on performance measurement, asset maintenance, and activities related to the implementation of self-government agreements.

This accession consists of records relating to Deputy Ministers Meetings, Senior Management Meetings (PWS), as well as the interdepartmental Drinking Water Management Committee, Devolution Properties, Assets, Records and Contractor Committee, and Refocusing Government Strategic Initiatives Committee. Also included are records arising from the following projects and initiatives: Petroleum Products Privatization, Expansion of Cell Phone Service, Apprenticeship Reviews, Inuvialuit Land Access Arbitration, Gwich'in Memorandum of Understanding, and Norman Wells Natural Gas project.

The records include agendas and supporting documentation from briefing meetings with the Minister.

The records include Minister's and Deputy Minister's Chronos and briefing notes.

Records include Ministerial and Deputy Head (Deputy Minister) Chrono, PWS Annual Performance Measurements Reports, and committee records from the Interdepartmental Drinking Water and Wastewater Management Committee and Refocusing Government Strategic Initiatives Committee

Records include ministerial chronos.

Records date from 1999-2003 and consist of Ministerial and Deputy Minister chronos.

Records date from 2002 and consist of Ministerial and Deputy Minister chronos.

Records include ministerial and deputy minister chronos.

Records date from 2004-2005 and consist of ministerial chronos.

Records include Minsterial and Deputy Minister chronos, 1998-2001.

Records consist of Deputy Minister chronos (Bruce Rattray), 2003.