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HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND

1991

3rd SESSION - 41st GENERAL ASSEMBLY

HANSARD SUBJECT

INDEX

Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Thomas Lush

FORMAT

The index is in two sections (1) subject index, and (2) speaker index.

Subject Index: The main entry in this section is a subject heading, which may be subdivided. Following themain enuy are secondary headings, “see” references, and a listing of individuals who spoke on that subject.

Speaker Index: In this section, the main entry is the speaker’s name followed by the subjects spoken on by thatspeaker.

MAIN HEADINGS

The following headings, representing various “items of business” appearing in the text, are a type of summary or quick reference to subjects that have come up under them. They can be found in the subject index.

Topics arising under these headings can also be found under other relevant subject headings and, in the case ofBills, under the title of the Bill as well.

Address in ReplyBillsBudget DebateBudget SpeechDebate on the AdjournmentDivisionsMinisterial StatementsMotionsOral QuestionsPetitionsQuestions (Written)Reports TabledResolutionsRulings

February 28, 1991March4, 1991March5, 1991March6, 1991March7, 1991March 11, 1991March 12, 1991March 13, 1991March 14, 1991March 15, 1991March 19, 1991

March 20, 1991March21, 1991

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March 27, 1991

March 28, 1991

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November 6, 1991 65 2339-2371November 7, 1991 66 2372-2408

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December 2, 1991 $2December3, 1991 83

83ADecember4, 1991 84December5, 1991 $5

$SADecember6, 1991 $6December9, 1991 87December 10, 1991 $8December 11, 1991 89

89AMarch4, 1992 90

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HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX

ABITIBI-PriceBond rating; downtime

Flight 2789-91; Simms 2789-90Down-turn in newsprint industiy; hydro project

Flight 1280-81; Woodford 1280Downtime in Stephenville and Grand Falls

Flight 3048-49; Hodder 3048-49Grand Falls hydro project (Answer to question)

Kelland 959Grand Falls hydro project - environmental assessment

Kelland 744; Simms 743; Wells (Premier) 743

ABORIGINAL person’s election to LegislatureNotice of motion

Wan-en, G. 2589Debate

Aylward, R. 2849-50; Baker 2850-51;Dumaresque 2846-49; Harris 2843-46; Ramsay2840-43; Simms 2837-40; Warren, G. 2831-34; 2851-54; Wells (Premier) 2834-37

AmendmentHarris 2845

Resolution as amended, carried 2854

ACCOUNTS of Crown Corporations, Boards andAuthoritiesTabled

Kitchen 106

ACOAlEnterprise Network Cooperative AgreementBaker 1209; Doyle 1210

ADDRESS in Reply debate46-60;93-95

ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the ThroneRideout 13-17; Wells (Premier) 17-24

MoverNoel 7-10

SeconderGover 10-12

DebateAylward, R. 46-53; Ramsay 54-57; Verge 57-60;93-95

AmendmentVerge 94

Amendment in orderMr. Speaker 94

ADJOURNMENT Motion2332

Motion defeated 2338

ADOPTION of Children ActAmendments to legislation

Efford 1705; Hodder 1705

AGRI-Foods Task ForceSEE TASK Force on Agri-Foods

AGRICULTURAL industry“Uruguay Round” of trade negotiations under theGATE

Aylward, R. 3121; Flight 3121

ALCOHOL and Drug Dependency CommissionAppointments

Decker 455; Warren, G. 455

ALLIED Health ProfessionalsAnswer to questions

Decker 2008Layoffs - collective agreement

Aylward, R. 2006; Baker 1970-72;2006;2074-75;Decker 1970; Power 1970; Simms 1970-72;2073-74

ALTERNATIVE Measures ProgramsCentral Newfoundland area

Efford 153; Verge 155

AMALGAMATIONGullage 1776-77;2418;3124-26; Harris 2757-58;Hodder 3 124-25; Rideout 1775-77; Tobin 1770-71; Verge 1625;1845-46; Wells (Premier) 1625-26; 1770-71; 1$45-46;2757-58;2830; Windsor2418;2829

Bay Bulls water supplyGullage 1921; Windsor 1921

City of Mount PearlGullage 1771-72; Windsor 1771-72

Cost of amalgamation to citizens of WedgewoodPark and Goulds

Baker 2897; Gullage 2971-72; Harris 2971; Parsons 2897

Feasibility studies and assessmentsRideout 1847-48; Wells (Premier) 1847-49

Goulds; agricultural landAylward, R. 1772-74;180$-10; Gullage 1772-74;Wells (Premier) 1808-10

LegislationGullage 1662-64; Rideout 1662-63

Lewin’s CoveGullage 3158-60; Tobin 3 158-59

Metro Board - transfer of responsibilitiesGullage 1884; Tobin 1884

Mount Moriah residents - opposed to amalgamationSimms 2699-2701; Verge 2701; Wells (Premier)2701

Mount Moriah, Massey Drive and Corner BrookGullage 3163; Simms 2753-55; Verge 1594;2692-94;2720-21;3 163; Wells (Premier) 1594;2692-94;2720-21;2754-55

Mount Pearl/St. John’s

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Baker 1677; Gullage 1670;1674; Parsons 1673;Rideout 1676; Tobm 1810; Verge 1671; Wells(Premier) 1551-52; 1592-93; 1664-65; 1810; Windsor

1551-52;1592-93; 1669;1672; 1675; 1664-65Northeast Avalon

Gullage 1402; Wells (Premier) 1402; Windsor 1402

Proposals in resolutionRideout 1804-06; Wells (Premier) 1804-07

Regional Fire Department - cost to communities inNortheast Avalon

Baker 2897; Parsons 2897Regional Services Board

Gullage 1885-86; Tobin 1885Regional water system

Gullage 1922-23; Windsor 1922-23Statement regarding resolution

Gullage 1767; Harris 1769; Tobin 1768Supercity proposal - feasibility study

Gullage 1623-25; 1627; 1703-05; Rideout 1703-05;Simms 1623-24; Wells (Premier) 1628; 1693-97;Windsor 1626-28; 1692-95

Transfer of recreational and cultural facilitiesRideout 1848; Simms 2692; Verge 1846; Wells(Premier) 1846; 1848;2692

Transition grant to City of St. John’sGullage 3015; Harris 3015

UpdateGullage 1102-03; 1248-49; Tobin 1102-03; 1248-49

Wedgewood ParkGullage 1774-75; Parsons 1774-75;2755; Wells(Premier) 2755-56

AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon RegionNotice of motion

Gullage 1777Debate

Aylward, R. Bk. 53A, p. 3-9; 2015-20; Doyle2020-21; Gullage 1$9$-1907;2031-32; Harris Bk.53A, p. 24-29; 1989-92;2026-27; Hewlett Bk. 53A,

p. 1-3; Hodder 2021-23; Kitchen 2012-15; Murphy1946-52; Bk. 53A, p. 1; 1992-94; Noel Bk. 53A,

p. 17-20; 1979-89; Parsons 1941-46;2008-12;Power 2027-28; Simms 2028-31; Snow, A. Bk.53A, p. 33-35; 1978-79; Tobin 1907-17;1927-30;Bk. 53A, p. 10-16; Verge 2023-26; Warren, G.Bk. 53A, p. 20-24; Windsor 1930-41;1994-98; Win-SOT Bk. 53A, p. 29-33

AmendmentWindsor 1935

Amendment defeated 1979Second amendment

Noel 1984Second amendment defeated 1998Resolution carried 2032

AMALGAMATION Act - Bill 50Draft copy of bill

Guflage 2345-46; Woodford 2345-46

AMALGAMATION of six municipalitiesCentreville-Wareham-Trinity; Badger’s Quay-Vatleyfield-Pool’s Island-Wesleyville-Newtown

Gullage 2372; Woodford 2372

AMENDMENT to Bill 16 during third reading debateAmendment worded incorrectly

Mr. Speaker 1048-49

AMERICAN Hockey League franchise of the Toronto

Maple Leafs awarded to St. John’sGuflage 1507; Harris 1507; Rideout 1507

Congratulations to Board of Directors on thefranchise

Murphy 2201; Parsons 2201

ANNIVERSARY of the Viking landing at L’anse-au

MeadowsChange the name of the Province

Furey 2162; Harris 2164; Rideout 2163Carried 2165

ANOMALIES and Errors in the Statute Law Act (Bill

52)Notice of motion

Dicks 2311First reading 2381Second reading

Gover 3150-51; Harris 3150-51; Verge 3150Committee of the Whole Assembly 3152Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

APPRECIATION to Members, stall’ and Press for co

operation during sessionBaker 2200; Harris 2200; Simms 2199

AQUARENATransition to City of St. John’s

Gullage 2451-52; Parsons 2451-52; Shams 2691;Wells (Premier) 2691

ARTISTS congratulated upon being honoured by theArts Council

Verge 1660

ARTS and Culture CentresFuture

Gullage 1881-82; Verge 1881-82Purchase of covers (Answer to question)

Gullage 2081Tender awarded to APPA Communications

Aylward, R. 2042-43; Wells (Premier) 2042-43

ATLANTIC Economic UnionAgreement; local preference policy

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Simms 2273; Wells (Premier) 2270Effect on unions; double breasting

Harris 2282; Wells (Premier) 2282Local preference policy

Simms 2275-77;2304-07; Wells (Premier) 2275-77;2304-07

Tax policy; HiberniaWells (Premier) 2277-$0; Windsor 2277-80

Trade barriersHarris 1808; Wells (Premier) 1808

White PaperHarris 1807; Wells (Premier) 1807

ATLANTIC puffin designated as provincial birdRight 3155; Winsor 3156

AUDITOR General Act (Bill 1)Notice of motion

Baker 6First reading 7Second reading

Baker 2216-20;2227-28; Heam 2225-27; Verge2223-25; Windsor 2220-23

Committee of the Whole AssemblyBaker 2245-46

Third reading 2312Royal Assent 2332

AUDITOR General’s ReportReport for year ended Mar. 31/90 tabled

Kitchen 106

AVALON Community CollegeEducation program at Penitentiary 1284-85

BAlE Verte minesAnswer to question

Grimes 2455Decision by Labour Standards Board regarding wages

Cowan 559; Gibbons 559; Grimes 2417-18; Harris558-59;2417

BAY Bulls water supply1921

BAY St. George Community Employment CorporationCongratulations

Efford 1660; Hodder 1660

BEAU BoisRoad upgraded and paved

Aylward, R. 508; Gilbert 509; Tobin 506

BIG game licence fees and proceduresChanges

Kelland 231; Warren, G. 233

BILLSAnomalies and Errors in the Statute Law Act (Bill52)

Auditor General Act (Bill 1)City of Corner Brook Act, The City of Mount PearlAct and The Municipalities Act (Bill 11)Co-operative Societies Act (Bill 24)Colleges Act (Bill 37)Department of Mines and Energy Act (Bill 60)Departmental Acts Amendment Act (Bill 36)Economic Advisory Council Act (Bill 61)Elections Act (Bill 55)Electrical Power Control Act (Bill 57)Evidence Act (Bill 4)Fire Prevention Act (Bill 53)Fish Inspection Act (Bill 34)Gasoline Tax Act (Bill 15)Geographical Names Board Act (Bill 43)Hearing Aid Dealers Act (Bill 10)Hospitals Act (Bill 51)Intergovernmental Affairs Act (Bill 28)Interim Supply Act (Bill 12)Juiy Act (Bill 3)Labour Relations Act (Bill 26)Labour Relations Act, No. 2 (Bill 40)Labour Relations Act, No. 3 (Bill 47)Land Surveyors Act (Bill 29)Lands Act (Bill 22)Law Society Act (Bill 5)Liquor Corporation Act (Bill 42)Loan Act (Bill 23)Loan And Guarantee Act (Bill 19)Local Authority Guarantee Act (Bill 18)Lotteries Act (Bill 32)Mechanics Lien Act (Bill 58)Memorial University Act (Bill 38)Municipal Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50)Newfoundland Crop Insurance Act (Bill 30)Newfoundland Law Reform Commission Act (Bill13)Newfoundland Volunteer War Service Medal Act(Bill 46)Optometry Act (Bill 9)Provincial Court Act (Bill 2)Public Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16)Public Service Pensions Act (Bill 6)Queen’s Counsel Act (Bill 21)Reciprocal Taxation Agreement Act (Bill 8)Revised Statutes Act (Bill 49)Schools Act (Bill 31)Security Interest Registration Act (Bill 59)Sheriffs Act (Bill 27)St. John’s Centennial foundation Act (Bill 41)Status of Women Advisory Council Act (Bill 35)Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 48)Supplementary Supply Act (Bill 17)Supplementary Supply Act, No. 3 (Bill 44)

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Supply Act (Bill 33)Teachers’ Pensions Act (Bill 25)Tobacco Tax Act (Bill 14)Uniformed Services Pensions Act (Bill 7)Unimproved Lands Redistribution Act (Bill 20)Urban and Rural Planning Act (Bill 45)

BLUE Ocean Products of ArgentlaAnswer to question

Carter 2113Status

Caner 158$; Matthews 158$

BUCKMASTER’S Circle housing projectfunds allocated

Gullage 1319; Tobin 1320

BUDGET DebateHarris 2178-84; Kitchen 2189; Rideout 2184-88;Windsor 167-89;20&29;2170-7$

AmendmentRideout 2185

Amendment defeated 2189

BUDGET deficitMeeting with unions

Baker 3122-23; Windsor 3122-23Wage roll back 3197

BUDGET measuresPower 160; Wells (Premier) 160

CutbacksRideout 161-62; Wells (Premier) 162-63

BUDGET projectionsKitchen 1320-21;2205-07; Windsor 1320-21;2204-06

Capital account expenditures; projects announcedBaker 2237; Gullage 223$; Windsor 2236-38

Current account deficit - 1990Baker 30-32; Rideout 30-32

Current account deficit - 1991Baker 558; Kitchen 596-97;677-78;2043-44;255$-59; Windsor 557-5$;596-97;677;2043-44;2558-59

Department of EducationBaker 1397; Simms 1396-97

Personal income taxKitchen 1279;1315; Windsor 1279;1314

BUDGET Speech deliveredKitchen 136-49

BUDGETARY position for current fiscal yearKitchen 2476; Windsor 2477

Further cutbacks due to deficitKitchen 2484-85; Wells (Premier) 2484; Winsor2484-85

BULL ArmSee HIBERNIA project

See also MARYSTOWN Shipyard

RURGEO and Port Saunders hospitals - engineering contracts

See also Health care facilities for Burgeo,Port Saunders and St. Lawrence

Answer to questionsGilbert 1403

Newlab Engineering and Nycum and Associates

Aylward, R. 1137-38;1165; Gilbert 1137-38;1166Table proposals

Aylward, R. 1245-46; Gilbert 1245-46

BURN Peninsula Health Care BoardsBudget

Decker 276-77; Matthews 276-77St. Lawrence health care clinic

Decker 277; Matthews 277

CABOT InstituteSee POST-secondary education

CANADA Games ParkTransfer to City of St. John’s - operations costs

Simms 2691; Wells (Premier) 2691

CANADA Games Park CommissionReport tabled

Gullage 2080

CANADA Winter Games, Newfoundland contingentCongratulations

Gullage 29; Winsor 29

CANADIAN Saltfish CorporationFuture

Caner 1101-02; Matthews 1100-02

CANADIAN Sealers AssociationGrant approved

Right 632; Woodford 632

CAPITAL roads programList of projects

Aylward, R. 914; Gilbert 914

CAPITAL works programCancellation of projects

Baker 2342; Grimes 2342; Winsor 2341-42

CARIBOU game farm in Peter’s River areaProposal

Flight 2795-96; Warren, G. 2795-96

CENSUS Day in CanadaJune 4, 1991

Baker 2105; Simms 2105

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Chairman’s ruling in Committee challengedSnnms 664

Committee report to the SpeakerBarrett 664

Ruling sustained 664

CHILD careRegulations

Verge 1033; Wells (Premier) 1033

CHILD Welfare ActAmendments to protect young people

Efford 1104; 1325-26; Hodder 1103-04; 1324-26

CHIROPRACTOR’S ActServices covered under Workers’ Compensation

Doyle 3091; Grimes 3091Status of regulations

Decker 3090-91; Doyle 3090-91

CHOUSE Brook areaContract awarded for construction of forest accessroad

Flight 190; Woodford 190

CiTY of Corner Brook Act, the City of Mount PearlAct, and the Municipalities Act (Bill 11)Notice of motion

Gullage 38first reading 92Second reading

Baker 2441; Woodford 2441Committee of the Whole Assembly 2443Third reading 2560Royal Assent 3237

CLERK of the House and Office of the LegislativeCounselAppointments

Harris 2752; Simrns 2752; Wells (Premier) 2751

CLOSURE Motion - procedure for debateBk. 24A, p. 22

CLOSURE motion during debate on Gasoline Tax ActNotice of motion

Baker 1351

CLOSURE Motion introduced during Committee stageof Bill 50 (Amalgamation Act)Notice of motion

Baker 3016Carried 3061

CLOSURE Motion introduced during second reading ofBill 16 (Labour Bill)Notice of motion

Baker $11Carried $60

CLOSURE Motion introduced during third reading ofLabour Bill (Bill 16)Notice of motion


CLOSURE Motion introduced on Bill 50 (Amalgamation) during second reading debateNotice of motion


CLOSURE Motion introduced on Interim SupplyNotice of motion


CLOSURE Motion on Bill 16 (Labour Bill) during Committee stageNotice of motion

Baker Bk. 27A, p. 35Carried 99$

CLOSURE Motion on third reading of Bill 50 (Amalgamation Act)Notice of motion


CO-OPERATIVE Societies Act (Bill 24)Notice of motion

Kitchen 1369First reading 1408Second reading

Aylward, R. 2052; Kitchen 1$77;2052; Simms1878-79

Committee of the Whole AssemblyHarris 2100-02

Third reading 219$

COLLECTIVE agreementsAgreement signed with CUPE

Harris 197; Wells (Premier) 197Bill 16 - Labour Bill; roll back

Cowan 378-79; Simms 378-79Cancel all agreements

Baker 351; Simms 351Government’s position - labour relations

Baker 1957-59; Cowan 773-74;800-0l; Doyle 1957-59; Matthews 773-74;799-800

Meeting with unionsAylward, R. 1699-1701; Baker 1698-1701; Simms1698-99

Re-open agreements to avoid layoffsBaker 676; Simms 675

Statements regarding unionsBaker 1702; Cowan 1703; Doyle 1701-03

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HANSAR SUBJECT INDEX

Wage settlements; wage freeze; union proposals

Baker 193-94;236-37;495-97;558;992-93; Kitchen

597; Simms 236-37;495-97;991-92; Verge 159;

Wells (Premier) 159; Windsor 192-94;558;597

COLLEGES Act (Bitt 37)Notice of motion

Warren, P. 2312First reading 2381Second reading

Aylward, K. 3111-13; Heam Bk. 8SA, p. 27-31;

3102-03; Matthews 3103-06; Tobin 3113-16; Verge

3106-11; Warren, P. Bk. $5A, p. 25-27; 3116-18

Committee of the Whole Assembly 3147Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

COME by Chance oil refineryGibbons 2311; Grimes 2311; Hewlett 2311

EmissionsHarris 1973;2005-06; Kelland 1973;2005-06

Financial assistance to Newfoundland ProcessingGibbons 2859-60; Snow, A. 2859-60

Level of emissions (Answer to question)Kelland 2008

Newfoundland Processing - arrears with New

foundi and HydroGibbons 2860; Snow, A. 2860

Products purchased by Government or an agency of

Government (Answer to questions)Gibbons 3017

Tendering process for crudeGibbons 2974; Snow, A. 2974

COMMUMTY development projectsAnnounced employment program; $5m

Grimes 2209;2308-09; Hogan 2209;2376; Matthews 2376; Wells (Premier) 2309; Winsor2209;230$-09

Increase Supplementaiy Supply BillBaker 2377; Matthews 2376

List of projects tabledHogan 2390

Reduction in BudgetEfford 194-96; Hodder 194-95

CONFEDERATION BuildingSecurity; demonstrations

Gilbert 1662; Simms 1661-62; Wells (Premier)1661-62

CONFLICT of Interest guidelinesAppointment of independent commissioner

Simms 1173-75; Wells (Premier) 1174-75Cabinet Ministers - lease agreement with social ser

vices recipientsWells (Premier) 1172-73; Winsor 1172-73

CONSOLIDATED Fund Services Estimates - Commit

tee of SupplyCarried 1717

CONSTITUTIONSelect committee; task force

Verge 65;2000-01; Wells (Premier) 65;2000-01

CONSTITUTIONAL amending process - Joint Commit

tee of ParliamentPremier’s submission

Harris 954-55; Wells (Premier) 954-56Submission tabled

Wells (Premier) 95$

CONSTITUTIONAL CommitteeChange in membership


CORNER Brook Pulp and Paper LimitedSee Kruger Mill, Corner Brook

COUNSELLING programContracting out

Efford 1737-38; Harris 1737-38

COYNE, Deborah, former constitutional advisorSalary

Aylward, R. 2900; Wells (Premier) 2900

COYOTE populationRight 2722-24; Hodder 2722-23

CRTCPublic hearings into proposed reduction in CBC seT-

viceGullage 502-04; Snow, A. 502-03

DANIELS, Mr. Wally, condolences to family upon death

Furey 269; Harris 269; Simms 269

DAVIS InletRelocation

Gullage 2150-51; Warren, G. 2150-51

DAY of observance for workers killed, injured or dis

abled on the job - wreath laying ceremonyCowan 1360; Doyle 1361

DEBATE on the AdjournmentAgri-Foods Task Force Report

Aylward, R. 1690; Efford 1691Amalgamation - Mount Pearl and St. John’s

Wells (Premier) 1693-97; Windsor 1692-95Budget projections

Kitchen 1315; Windsor 1314Contractor services in hospitals - wage increase

Baker 667; Power 666Denominational colleges on Memorial Universitycampus - electrical subsidy

Warren, G. 304; Warren, P. 305

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Education - salary budget overrunHeam 2543; Warren, P. 2544

Emergency Response Program - Department ofMunicipal Affairs

Gullage 2715; Warren, G. 2714-15Employment Generation Program

Doyle 301; furey 302Engineering design contracts for Burgeo and PortSaunders hospitals

Aylward, R. 1165; Gilbert 1166Fishery - proposal by federal Minister regarding Atlantic Regional Agency

Baker 2889-90; Matthews 2889Fishery Response Program

Caner 2546; Matthews 2545Labour Bill (Bill 16)

Cowan 453-54; Sunms 452-53Labour relations - government’s position

Cowan 800-01; Matthews 799-800Labrador travel subsidy program

Snow, A. 2406Lower Churchill development - status of negotiationswith Quebec

Gibbons 1506; Rideout 1506Memorial University Extension Arts

Gullage 802-03; Hams 801-02Minimum wage increase - domestics and child care

Efford 1504; Verge 1504Municipal capital works program - funding

Gullage 449-50;1164; Tobin 44$-49;1163Newfoundland Liquor Licensing Board - elimination

Baker 668; Windsor 667Payroll tax

Kitchen 798-99; Windsor 797-98Public service layoffs - alternatives

Baker 303-04; Simms 303Recreation program - capital grants

Gullage 451-52; Winsor 450-51Regional Services Board - legislation

Gullage 2542; Woodford 2541Robin Hood Bay - septic waste disposal

Kelland 1503-04; Parsons 1502Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - policing

Aylward, R. 981-62; Dicks 982-83School boards - support staff - layoff

Heam 1310; Warren, P. 1311School bus system - contracts

Heam 1312; Warren, P. 1313School tax authorities

Baker 2713-14; Heam 2712-13Social Services Appeal Board

Verge 1167; Wells (Premier) 1168Student employment program

Aylward, R. 665; Cowan 665-66

Swine breeding station at Pynn’s BrookFlight 2404-05; Verge 2403-04

Victims of crime - servicesDicks 980-8 1; Verge 979-80

Winterland airsthp - fundingBaker 240$; Tobin 2407-08

DEBENTURES In the Canadian capital marketNegotiations completed

Kitchen 344; Windsor 344

DENOMINATIONAL colleges on Memorial UniversitycampusElectrical subsidy

Warren, 0. 238-39;304; Warren, P. 238;305;Wells (Premier) 238-39

DENOMINATIONAL educational systemHeam 2942; Hewlett 2941; Warren, P. 2943

DEPARTMENT of DevelopmentTrips taken by Minister and officials from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #22)

Furey 1812

DEPARTMENT of EducationElimination of six positions

Simms 1396; Warren, P. 1396Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #16)

Warren, P. 1443

DEPARTMENT of Employment and Labour RelationsNumber of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #28)

Cowan 1178

DEPARTMENT of Environment and LandsNumber of trips taken by Minister and officialsfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #18)

Kelland 848

DEPARTMENT of FinanceAnnual report for 1989-90 - cost of printing and disthbuflon (W.Q. #4)

Kitchen 353Number of trips taken by Minister and officialsfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91

Kitchen 1143Report tabled

Kitchen 241

DEPARTMENT of FisheriesNumber of trips taken by Minister and officialsfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #27)

Carter 1811

DEPARTMENT of Forestry and AgricultureNumber of trips taken by Minister and officialsfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #23)

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Flight 1811

DEPARTMENT of HealthAppointment of Assistant Deputy Minister

Decker 2967; Doyle 2967Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91

Decker 1740

DEPARTMENT of JusticeNumber of trips taken by Minister and officialsfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #30)

Dicks 1857

DEPARTMENT of Mines and EnergyNumber of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #21)

Gibbons 117$

DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Act (Bill 60)Notice of motion

Gibbons 3096First reading 3130Second reading

Gibbons 3205; Harris 3205; Hewlett 3205Committee of the Whole Assembly 3210Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3238

DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial AffairsTrips taken by Minister and officials from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #19)

Gullage 1855

DEPARTMENT of Social ServicesAnnual report tabled

Efford 386Developmental and Rehabilitative Division - reporttabled

Hogan 2419Lowe report on workplace stress; task force

Hodder 2793-94; Hogan 2793-94Marystown office - health and safety problems

Cowan 917; Efford 918-20;952-54; Matthews 916-19;952-54

Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91

Efford 1221St. Mary’s office - position eliminated

Efford 1439-40; Heam 143940Structural changes

Doyle 2753; Hogan 2752

DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and TransportationNumber of positions eliminated

Aylward, R. 313-14; Gilbert 313-14Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #20)

Gilbert 1328

DEPARTMENT salary budgetsEstimates; layoffs

Baker 678-79; Heam 67$

DEPARTMENTAL Acts Amendment Act (Bill 36)Notice of motion


Baker 3189-90; Matthews 3190Committee of the Whole Assembly 3206Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the AuditorGeneral’s ReportTabled

Kitchen 106

DEPARTMENTAL Salary DetailsComments by news media

Baker 1318; Simms 1319Elimination of positions in Department of Education

Baker 1396; Sirnms 1396Premier’s Office - cost of operating (Answer to question)

Wells (Premier) 188$Premier’s Office - salaries

Doyle 1367-68; Wells (Premier) 1367-68Report tabled

Baker 1286When report will be tabled

Baker 1252; Sirnms 1251

Discrimination against Opposition Member’s districtsPoint of privilege

Heam 389Ruling

Mr. Speaker 389

Displaying of exhibitsPoint of order

Baker 1659

Division Bells - length of time bells should ringHarris 1094-95

DIVISIONSAmendment by Member for Grand Falls to Bill 16(Labour Bill) 1023Amendment by Member for Humber East to Bill 16(Labour Bill) 1021Amendment by Member for Kilbride to Bill 7 - 2196Amendment by N. Windsor to Bill 50 (Amalgamation Act) 3082

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Amendment in third reading to Labour Bill (Bill 16)1093Amendment to resolution on Gasoline Tax 1384Amendment to Labour Bill (Bill 16) 796Amendment to Lands Act (Bill 22) 3134Bill 16 be now read a second time Bk. 24A, p. 35Division on proposition two of motion on fishery3044Health care - motion by Member for Fenyland 414-15Motion that Bill 16 be read third time 1094Resolution on amalgamation 2032Resolution regarding job creation 1835Resolution regarding MUN Extension 1134Resolution regarding municipalities 1468Second reading of Bill 50 (Amalgamation Act) Bk.83A, p. 7

DRIVER’S licence and vehicle permit renewal applicationsChanges


DRUG Awareness WeekDecker 2551; Winsor 2552

DRUG programDrugs eliminated from the subsidy program forsenior citizens

Decker 1246-48; Warren, G. 1246-47

DUMP truck owner/operatorsAmendments to Labour Relations Act certificationof Transport and Allied Worker’s Union

Cowan 1065-66;1628-29; Doyle 1065;162$-29;2108-11; Rideout 1065; Wells (Premier) 2108-11

Contractors undercutting rates - new regulationsDoyle 2143; Gilbert 2142; Harris 2144

Requesting certification under the Labour RelationsAct

Aylward, R. 2115;2154; Baker 2156; Decker 2117;Doyle 2114;2155

EASTERN Community CollegeCampuses in Clarenville and Bonavista - declining enrollments

Heam 279 1-92; Warren, P. 279 1-92

EASTERN Community College In BurlnSee also POST-secondary education

Relocation of central officeTobin 312; Warren, P. 312

ECONOMIC Advisory Council Act (Bill 61)Notice of motion

Wells (Premier) 3053First reading 3096Second reading

Baker 3165;3167-6$; Harris 3166-67; Simms 3165-66

Committee of the Whole Assembly 3210Third reading 3236Royal Assent 323$

ECONOMIC Council of Newfoundland and Labradorand Economic Recovery Commission AdvisoryBoardsMerger as Advisory Council on the Economy

Doyle 2104; Wells (Premier) 2103

ECONOMIC developmentNotice of motion

Windsor 37Debate

Dumaresque 122-26; Efford 113-17; Rideout 117-22; Windsor 10$-13;130-34; Woodford 126-30

Resolution defeated 135

ECONOMIC Recovery Commission and Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador$44 million

Simms 770; Wells (Premier) 770-7 1Budget

Baker 595; Verge 595Chairman

Matthews 1738; Wells (Premier) 1739ENL legal account

Verge 1066; Wells (Premier) 1067Expenses - Answer to question

Furey 1035-36Expenses related to promotion and advertising

Doyle 986; Wells (Premier) 986Fish waste disposal - employment

Furey 1142; Matthews 1142Jobs created

Doyle 920-21; Wells (Premier) 920-21List of expenses (W.Q. #32)

Furey 1853

ECONOMYEconomic plan

Rideout 2107-08; Simms 2202-04; Wells (Premier)2107-08;2202-04

Impact of lost jobs and lost incomeKitchen 775-76; Snow, A. 775

See also TeachersEDUCATION

Departmental salary voteHeam 2543; Warren, P. 2544

Deputy Minister of Education will be appointedHarris 1218; Warren, P. 1218

LayoffsSimms 805; Warren, P. 196-97;$05; Winsor 196

Proposed cutbacks

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Aylward, R. 39; Baker 45; Gover 520; Harris74;357;1372; Hearn 40;35$;1373; Matthews202;2$3;569; Power 42;107;166; Simms 41;73;467;

Tobin 106; 164; 199;28 1 ;466;565; Verge 43;76;523;Warren, P. 75;77; 108; 167;203;282;358;467;522;568;569;1374; Windsor 56$; Winsor 44;566; Wood-ford 75

School board fundingHeam 2969-70; Warren, P. 2969-70

School for the Deaf; bus transportationHeam 2516; Warren, P. 2516

Substitute teachers - budgetBaker 915-16;987-88; Heam 915-16; Winsor 987-

88

ELECTION of women to House of AssemblyNotice of motion

Harris 3164

ELECTIONS Act (Bill 55)Notice of motion


Harris 2960-66; Simms 2951-60; Wells (Premier)2944-51

ELECTRICAL Power Control Act (Bill 57)Notice of motion

Gibbons 2863First reading 2901Second reading

Gibbons 3168-70; Hewlett 3169Committee of the Whole Assembly

Gibbons 3210; Snow, A. 3209Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

ELECTRICAL ratesFreeze

Hewlett 600; Kitchen 600Newfoundland Power’s request for increase

Aylward, R. 3056; Harris 3058; Murphy 3059;Noel 3053; Tobin 3059; Walsh 3055; Windsor3055

Retail sales taxGibbons 601; Harris 601; Kitchen 601

EMERGENCY Employment Response ProgramSee Employment program

EMPLOYMENT Generation ProgramFunding

Cowan 1735; Doyle 1735Reduction in Budget

Cowan 240; Doyle 240;301; furey 302Student employment

Aylward, R. 637; Cowan 637

EMPLOYMENT programDepartment of Forestry and Agriculture - list ofprojects tabled; further list

Flight 2393;2436Department of Social Services - list of jobs tabled

Hogan 2390Emergency Employment Response Program to offset

high unemploymentGrimes 2209-10; Hogan 2209; Wells (Premier)2342; Winsor 2208-09;2342

Job creationGrimes 2829; Winsor 2829

Municipal and Provincial Affairs - job creationprograms

Gullage 2510;2698;2715; Warren, G. 2698;2714-15; Woodford 2511

Program to offset unemployment situationCowan 881-83; Doyle 881-82

Response program - additional fundsGrimes 2892; Winsor 2892

Response program announced on October 4th -

status reportGrimes 2549-50; Winsor 2550

ENDOWMENT fund In honour of Lee Wulif established

Harris 2690; Matthews 2690; Wells (Premier) 2690

ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador CorporationFirst report tabled

Doyle 1359; Furey 1358

ENVIRONMENTAL jurisdictionRegulation and management

Kelland 991; Parsons 990-91; Wells (Premier) 990

ESTABLISHED Programs Financing (EPF)Answer to questions

Kitchen 1974Cash transfers and tax points

Hewlett 742; Kitchen 742;1177; Power 1177Reduction

Harris 36-37; Wells (Premier) 37W.Q. #35

Kitchen 1974

ESTIMATES Committees - scheduling ot meetingsPoint of order

Simms 1836Ruling 1843-44

EVIDENCE Act (Bill 4)Notice of motion

Dicks 39First reading 92

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Cut in expendituresHarris 97-98; Kitchen 98

FISH Inspection Act (Bill 34)Notice of motion

Carter 1739First reading 1780

FISH plant at BelleoramLease to Daley Brothers

Carter 2311; Matthews 2311Tabled answer

Carter 2347

FISH waste disposalCarter 1141-42; Kelland 1141;

Economic Recovety CommissionFurey 1142; Matthews 1142

Fish plant at NainCaner 1326; Warren, 0. 1326

Fish plants - increase in lease feesCarter 382; Matthews 381

Fishery Products International - further plantclosures

Carter 561; Matthews 561

Second readingDecker 1794-95; Dicks 1791;1866-69; Han-is 1797-1800;1$60-63; Parsons 1866; Rideout 1863-65;Verge 1792-94; Woodford 1795-97

Committee of the Whole AssemblyHarris 2099-2100; Verge 2098

Third reading 2198

EXECUTIVE Council EstimatesChange in procedure

Baker 1316

EXECU11VE Council Estimates - Committee of SupplyAylward, K. 1604-06; Aylward, R. 1565-68;1570-72;1710-12; Baker 1492-93;1498-1500;1520-34;1561-65;1574; 1599;161 1-21;1682-83;1709-1 1;Grimes 1536-38; Harris 1572-74;1617-20; Hewlett1602-04; Kitchen 1602; Murphy 1568-70; Noel1579-81;1685-87; Parsons 1576-79;1600-02; Simms1493-97; 1534-36; 1541; 1552-61; 1599-160&, 1608-16;1687-90; Tobin 1538-40; Verge 1497-98;1527-28; 1530-32; Wells (Premier) 1555-58; 1712-17;Windsor 1522-25; 1581-83; 1678-82; 1683-85; Wood-ford 1606-08

Carried 1717

EXECUTIVE dining roomCost (W.Q. #36)

Wells (Premier) 2045

FARM Development Loan BoardAnnual reports and financial statements tabled

Right 198;3202

FEDERAL budget - pre-budget consultationsHarris 2861; Wells (Premier) 2861

FEDERAL Department of Fisheries

Gullage 2468-69;2473-74; Heam 2471-73; Matthews 2470-71; Parsons 2470; Ramsay 2471;Woodford 2469-70


Matthews 1141-42

FISHERIES Loan BoardBudget

Carter 381; Matthews 381Loans to fishermen

Carter 2239-40;2719; Matthews 2239-40; Winsor2718-19

FISHERYAdjustment Program for Fish Plant Workers -

amount paid to FF1 and NatSeaCowan 561; Matthews 561

Aquaculmre industry under new boardCaner 2971; Simms 2970

Atlantic Regional Agency for fish allocations andlicencing - Federal proposal; Province’s position

Baker 2889-90; Carter 2792-93;2825-27;2857-58;Matthews 2792-93;2825-27;2857-58;2889; Simms2855-56; Wells (Premier) 2855-56

Emergency fishery Response ProgramCarter 2517-18;2546; Grimes 2829; Matthews2516-18;2545; Winsor 2829

Emergency Fishery Response Program - southwestcoast

Carter 2453; Ramsay 2453Emergency Response Program announced on October 4th - update

Carter 2548; Matthews 2549

FEDERAL/Provincial Finance Ministers’ meetingsTransfer payments

Baker 63; Rideout 62-63; Wells (Premier) 63

FERRY and freight rates to coastal LabradorCorrespondence tabled

Gilbert 641Increase by Marine Atlantic

Dumaresque 1889; Gilbert 505-06;1891; Warren,G. 505;1890

FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 53)Notice of motion

Gullage 2243First reading 2312Second reading

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Fishery Products International plants - downtimedue to total allowable catch reduction

Carter 2622;305 1-52; Matthews 2622;3051-52Income support program for fishermen; task force

Caner 2895-96;3161; Hams 3160-61; Matthews2895-96

Joint fisheries management board - negotiationsCarter 2717-18; Matthews 1 176;2482-83;2717-1 8;Wells (Premier) 1 176-77;24$2-84

Joint management - proposal by ProvinceCaner 2930;2933;296$-69;3009-13; Matthews2931;2967-69;301 1-12; Simms 2933-34;3009-10;Wells (Premier) 2933-34

Lobster fishery - lobster potsCaner 2898-99; Harris 2898-99

Lobster pricesCaner 1248; Matthews 1248

Lobster trap bank (Answer to questions)Caner 2941

Overfishing on Grand Banks; international policepatrol

Matthews 2935-36; Wells (Premier) 2935-36Pan-time fishermen - elimination

Caner 2720;2760; Winsor 2719-20;2759-60Salmon fishery - commercial and recreational

Caner 2936-37;312$-29;3201; Furey 3202; Matthews 3201-02; Wrnsor 2936-37;3128-29

Salmon management planCaner 640; Winsor MO

Seal population - increaseCaner 1286; Matthews 1285

Tabled correspondence dealing with joint management and foreign oveffishing

Wells (Premier) 2901Total allowable catch, 1992 quota; 3No zone

Caner 2588-89;2622-23; Matthews 25$8-89;2622-23

Trepassey fish plant closure - government initiativesHeam 707-08; Wells (Premier) 707-09

FISHERY - Federal proposal to establish a regionalagency (Procedure under S.O. 23)

Matthews 2864Motion out of order

Mr. Speaker 2865-66

FISHERY - foreign fishing - 200-mile limitNotice of motion

Efford 2454Debate

Caner 2494-98; Efford 2487-91 ;2506-09; Langdon2505; Matthews 2491-94; Parsons 2498-2500;Ramsay 2500-02; Warren, G. 2502-05

Resolution carried 2509

FISHERY - groundflsh development program for 1991Notice of motion

Caner 60; Reid 38-39Debate

Caner 77-$C), Harris 89-92; Matthews 80-83; Reid83-86; Rideout 86-89

Carried 92

FISHERY joint management proposals by provincialand federal governmentsNotice of motion

Penney 2940Debate

Caner 3032-37; Harris 3037-4&, Matthews 3023-27; Parsons 3028-32; Penney 3018-22;3040-43;Small 3027-28

Proposition one carried 3044Proposition two carried on division 3044

FISHING Industry Collective Bargaining ActAmendments regarding lobster prices

Caner 2794; Grimes 2795; Harris 2794-95

FITZGERALD, Duey, congratulations on being namedto Canadian Softball Hall of Fame

Gultage 1395; Harris 1395; Simms 1395

FLATROCKWater system

Gullage 1886-87;3093-94; Parsons 1 886-87;3093-94

FOGO Island ferryConstruction

Gilbert 104;310-11;921; Tobin 1470, Wells(Premier) 1470, Winsor 104;310-11;921

Improved ferry serviceGilbert 310; Winsor 310

FORD, Alder, condolences to family upon deathWarren, G. 1209

FORESTRYWoodcutting on Bonavista Peninsula

Right 205; Gover 203; Woodford 204

FORESTRY agreementFlight 25; Woodford 26

FORESTRY Protection Centre, North West River,Labrador

Right 61; Woodford 62

FOX Island River and Point au MalStatus of incorporation (Answer to question)

Gullage 3017

FREIGHT rates to Labrador - increase by Marine AtlanticNotice of motion

Dumaresque 352

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DebateAylward, R. 944-45; Langdon 934-37; Penney 927-30;945-4$; Reid 941-44; Warren, G. 931-34;Woodford 937-40

Carried 948

FUEL pricesFixed rate

Hewlett 501-02; Kitchen 501Gasoline - ad valorem tax

Hewlett 600; Kitchen 600

GASOLINE TaxNotice of motion

Kitchen 150Debate

Baker 1351;1354-55; Decker 1298; Dumaresque1301-02; 1343; 1348-49; Efford 1233-35; Harris1307-08; Hewlett 1232-33; Kitchen 1224-26;1241-42;1306;1380-$2; Matthews 1349-51; Rideout 1235-38;1351-54; Simrns 1296-97; Snow, A. 123$-43; 1298-1301; 1308-09; 1337-46; 1355-56; 1377-79; 1382-84; Tobin 1230-32; 1302-06; 1339-40; Verge1379-80; Warren, G. 1240-41;1346-4S; Windsor1226-30

Carried 1384

GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 15)First reading 1385Second reading 1385Third reading 1385

GEOGRAPHICAL Names Board Act (Bill 43)Notice of motion

Flight 2211First reading 2245Second reading

Furey 2442-43; Simms 2442-43; Warren, G. 2442Committee of the Whole Assembly 2443Third reading 2560Royal Assent 3237

GOULDSProposed amalgamation

Aylward, R. 1891; Gullage 1894; Heam 1892

GOVERNMENT boardsNumber of boards reclassified

Baker 1034;1213; Harris 1033-34; Simms 1213Retroactive pay

Harris 1175; Wells (Premier) 1175

GOVERNMENT Services Estimates CommitteeHeads of expenditure

Baker 1256Members named to Committee

Baker 1256Motion carried 1256

ReportPenney 1 $52

GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion)Debate

Penney 2063-66; Rideout 2067-70; Winsor 2066-67Carried 2070

GOVERNMENT Services Legislation Review CommitteeReport tabled respecting the Uniformed Services Pensions Act

Murphy 1852Report tabled respecting the Labour Relations Act

Murphy 117$Report tabled respecting the Public Service PensionsAct

Murphy 1811

GOVERNMENT stores on Labrador coastSale of tobacco products

Furey 676-77; Warren, G. 676

GRAND Falls campusAnswer to question

Gilbert 316Layoff of power engineer

Simms 299

GRAND Falls-WindsorCapital works commitment of $1.25 million

Gullage $84Plan to install a median on Trans Canada Highway

Gilbert 1251; Simms 1251

GREAT Northern SeafoodsLoan guarantee

furey 2077-79; Matthews 2076-78

GREENING, Glen, condolences upon death of fatherAylward, R. 3088; Baker 3088

GROUP homesClosure of home in Happy Valley - Goose Bay

Hogan 3014-15;3096; Warren, G. 3014;3095Closure; Gander group home

Efford 682; Warren, 0. 681; Winsor 6$ 1

GROUP homes for handicapped peopleClosure

Efford 101-02; Hodder 101-02

HARLOW campusSee MEMORIAL University

HARRY’S Harbour-Jackson’s Cove areaRoad upgrading and paving

Aylward, R. 1370; Gilbert 1371; Hewlett 1369

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HATFIELD, Senator Richard, condolences to family

upon deathHarris 1433; Rideout 1432; Wells (Premier) 1432

HEALTH careAppointments for diagnostic work at hospitals; Minister of Health

1474-77; 1510-18Bale Verte Hospital - acute care services

Decker 349-50;844-45; Rideout 349-50;$43-44Budget cutbacks; wage freeze

Decker 161;426;964; Harris 962;132$; Matthews425;1038; Parsons 1037; Power 161; Tobin963;1039;1330; Verge 672; Warren, G. 1036;Wells (Premier) 672;1331

Burin Health Care Centre - services of a specialistDecker 2661; Doyle 2661

Central Newfoundland HospitalDecker 1471-73; Simms 1471-72

Doctors fee for uninsured servicesDecker 1959-60;2416; Verge 1959-60; Winsor2415-16

Government policyDecker 66-67; Power 66-67

Health professionals - statusDecker 420-21;1920-21; Power 419-21; Verge 1920-21

Hospital bed closures (W.Q. #15)Decker 2044

Hospital board plans - changesDecker 1398-99; Power 1397-99

Hospital cutbacks; closuresDecker 347-48;423-24; Woodford 346-48;423-24

Hospitals - additional fundingDecker 704; Power 704-05; Wells (Premier) 705-06

Hospitals - layoff of lab and x-ray staffDecker 1473-74; Power 1473

Hospitals budgets - Janeway Hospital deficitDecker 2623-24; Doyle 2623-24

Janeway Hospital - budget (Answer to question)Decker 2699

Labrador - shortage of physicians (Answer to question)

Decker 2976Labrador - shortage of physicians; recruitment

Decker 2939-40; Doyle 2938-40Labrador coast

Warren, G. 2705Labrador West - cutbacks

Decker 850;1295; Power 849;1404;1595; Snow, A.848;1293;1403;1594;2083; Verge 1294

Long term planDecker 274-75; Power 273-74

Neurologists - shortage

Decker 2661; Doyle 2661Neurologists shortage (Answer to questions)

Decker 2699Nursing homes

Decker 2415; Winsor 2414-15Old Pelican Hospital - cutbacks

Power 514; Reid 513; Snow, L. 510Placentia Cottage Hospital

Decker 345-46;356;674;703;1399-1400; Heam 345-46;355; Hogan 353; Power 673-74;703;1399-1400

Port aux Basques hospitalDecker 388;424-25; Hodder 387;424-25; Ramsay386

Prenatal programDecker 2001-03; Power 2001-02

Press release by Newfoundland Hospital and Nursing Home Association

Decker 497-99; Power 497-99Psychiatric services in the Province

Decker 2662; Doyle 2662Speciality doctors; recruitment program

Baker 1919-20; Decker 1954-57;1967-70;2036-40;2079-$0;2148-49; Power 1955-57; 1968-69;2037-38;2079-80; Rideout 1919-20;1966-68; Simms 1954-55;2038-40;2148-49; Tobin 2036-37

St. Anthony hospital - bed closuresPower 275-76; Wells (Premier) 275-76

St. Clare’s and Grace Hospitals - mergerDecker 2721-22; Doyle 2721-22

HEALTH care (hospital closures)Notice of motion

Power 353Debate

Decker 406-10; Heam 397-401; Hewlett 402-06;Hogan 401-02; Power 390-94;410-14; Wells(Premier) 394-97

Defeated on division 414

HEALTH care facilities for Burgeo, Port Saunders andSt. Lawrence

See also Burgeo and Port Saunders hospitals - engineering contracts

Contract awarded Trans City Holdings Limited;lowest bidder

Baker 2512-13; Simms 2512-13Cost of leasing from Trans City Holdings Limited

Baker 2656-59; Simms 2656-58Hanscomb Consultants Report

Baker 2696;3053; Simms 2697; Tobin 2696;3053;Wells (Premier) 2697

Letter from company tabled - answer to questionWells (Premier) 2629

Letter to Department of Public Works; Marco Construction

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Simms 2583-85; Wells (Premier) 2583-85Tender documents tabled - answer to question

Baker 2559Tendering process - Hanscomb Consultants recommendations

Aylward, R. 2554-56; Baker 2552-56; Matthews2552-53

HEALTH Inspection BranchInspections - backlog

Decker 463; Tobin 463

HEARING Aid Dealers Act (Bill 10)Notice of motion

Decker 38First reading 92Second reading

Decker 2229-30; Tobin 2230; Winsor 2229Committee of the Whole Assembly 2246Third reading 2313Royal Assent 2332

HEMMENS, Bert, condolences to family upon deathHarris 631; Mr. Speaker 631; Simms 631; Wells(Premier) 631

HIBERMA projectBull Arm - fatality - result of investigation into incident

Grimes 2510; Winsor 2510Bull Ann project - employment breakdown (Answerto question)

Cowan 1633Bull arm site - fatality; safety measures

Cowan 741-42;8 10;883-84; 1441-42; Harris 740-42;810;883; 1440-41

Employment for Newfoundlanders on project; hiringof nurses

Cowan 1587-88; Gibbons 1586-87; Sinims 1586-88Hiring of nurses at Bull Arm site (Answer to question)

Cowan 1707Safety regime in place at Bull Arm - Nodeco

Cowan 1589-91; Harris 1550-51;1589-90; Wells(Premier) 1550-5 1

HIGHWAY projects. 1990.91 BudgetContracts extended beyond accepted price (W.Q. #2)

Gilbert 744Projects approved since March of 1990 (W.Q. #1)

Gilbert 744

HODGE’S CoveRoad improvements

Barrett 3204; Heam 3204

HOLIDAY InnProposal from Fortis Corporation

Kitchen 1851-52; Simms 1851-52; Wells (Premier)1851

HOME care programsAssociations request for rate increase

Efford 1591-92; ladder 1591-92

HOPE Brook gold mineStatus

Gibbons 2041-424 Snow, A. 2041-42

HOSPITAL contract servicesWage increase to employees

Baker 636-37;667; Decker 636; Power 636-37;666

HOSPITALS Act (Bill 51)Notice of motion

Decker 2311First reading 23$ 1Second reading

Decker 3152; Doyle 3152; Harris 3152Committee of the Whole Assembly 3153Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

HOUSING complex for senior citizens In StephenvifleCrossing

Gullage 2931; Windsor 2932

HOUSING program for northern coast of LabradorRural and native program

Gullage 2152; Warren, G. 2153

HOUSING programsAllocation of funding for 1991

Guflage 1433; Tobin 1435

HUGHES Commission of Enquiry ReportPrinting contract

See Public tenderingReceipt and release of the report

Dicks 1999; Verge 1999When report will be released

Baker 3123-24; Gover 2973; Verge 2973;3123-24

HUMAN Rights CodePertaining to Bill 16

Verge 807; Wells (Premier) $07

HYDRO development in LabradorSee LOWER Churchill development

IMPAIRED driving - educationNotice of motion

Kelland 2975Debate

Harris 2975; Simms 2975Carried unanimously 2976

IMPAIRED driving legislationDumaresque 2798; Kelland 2796; Simms 279$

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INCOME support program be created between bothlevels of GovernmentNotice of motion

Dumaresque 2243Debate

Dumaresque 2282-85;229$-2301; Grimes 2288-91;Heam 2295-98; Oldford 2294-95; Warren, G.2291-94; Wrnsor 2285-88

AmendmentWinsor 2287

Amendment defeated 2301Resolution carried 2301

INTERGOVERNMENTAL Affairs Act (Bill 2$)Notice of motion


Baker 2441-42; Simms 2442Committee of the Whole Assembly 2443Third reading 2560Royal Assent 3237

INTERIM SupplyNotice of motion

Kitchen 38Debate

Aylward, K. Bk. 16A, p. 15-17;19-22; Aylward,R. 470-72;476-7$; Bk. 16A,p. 2-15; Bk. 17A, p. 1-3;8-1O;13-14; Bk. 18A, p. 1-19; Baker 658-59; Barrett Bk. 13A, p. 25-30; Decker 696-99;Dumaresque 492-93; Bk. iSA, p. 20-22; EffordBk. 13A, p. 10;17-19;32; 483-85;539-41; Bk. isA,p. 2-5;11-13;26-28; Furey Bk. 15A,p. 13-15; 650-51; Gilbert 575-77;580-82; Bk. 16A, p. 4-13; Bk.17A, p. 6-16; Gover Bk. 13A, p. 13; 474-76;Greening Bk. 16A, p. 17-19; Gullage 589-91;593-94;616-18; Bk. 17A, p. 34-36; Harris 440-41;490-92; Bk. 15A, p. 23-24;32; Bk. 16A, p. 25-27; Bk.isA, p. 21-23; 699; Hearn Bk. 13A, p. 26-28; 549-51;627-29; Hewlett 442-43;Bk. 13A, p. 3; 469-70;534-36; Bk. 15A, p. 9-11; Bk. 16A, p. 22-23;629-30;656-58; Hodder Bk. 13A, p. 8-10; HoganBk. 17A, p. 29-31; Kitchen 426-27; Bk. 18A, p.15-17; Langdon 586-87; Matthews Bk. 13A, p. 19-25; 485-87; Bk. 15A, p. 25-28; 582-$5;609-19; Bk.17A, p. 31-34; Murphy Bk. 13A, p. 4-6; Bk. iSA,

p. 7-9; Bk. 16A, p. 27-29; Noel 612-13; Bk. 17A,

p. 18-20;23-27; 654-55; Bk. 18A, p. 19-25;31-32;Penney Bk. iSA, p. 16-18; Power Bk. 13A, p. 1-3; Bk. 15A, p. 11-13; Bk. 16A, p. 4-6; RamsayBk. 13A, p. 7; 478-80; Bk. 16A, p. 23-25; Simms427-30; Bk. iSA, p. 1-3;30-32; Snow, A. 443-45;536-39;545-48; Bk. 17A, p. 16-18; Tobin 430-34; Bk. 13A, p. 11-13; 472-74;552-53; Bk. iSA, p.

3-5;2$-30; 578-80; Bk. 16A, p. 29-32; Verge 445-46; Bk. iSA, p. 5-7; Bk. 16A, p. 1-2; Bk. isA, p.25-26; Walsh Bk. 16A, p. 32-33; Bk. 17A, p. 3-4;Warren, G. Bk. 13A, p. 14-17; Bk. iSA, p. 18-20;Bk. IsA, p. 28-31; Warren, P. Bk. 13A, p. 35-36;487-90;619-22;625-27; Wells (Premier) Bk. isA,

p. 7-9; Windsor 434-40; Bk. 13A, p. 30-35; 541-45; Bk. 15A, p. 34-36; 573-75; Bk. 17A, p. 20-23;27-29; 646-54;692-96; Winsor 447-48;4$0-82;Bk. 16A, p. 33-35; Woodford Bk. 13A, p. 6; Bk.iSA, p. 15; 587-93;622-25; Bk. 17A, p. 36-36

Carried 700

INTERIM Supply Act (Bill 12)First reading 700Second reading 700Third reading 700

INTERNAL Economy CommissionReport of activities for 1990 tabled

Mr. Speaker 2113

JOB creation programNotice of motion

Doyle 1739Debate

Cowan 1817-20; Doyle 1814-17; 1833-35;Dumaresque 1825-28; Heam 1829-33; Power 1820-25


JOHNSON, Paul, commendation on the restoration ofSignal Hill

Gullage 2409; Harris 2409; Simms 2409

JURY Act (Bill 3)Notice of motion


Dicks 17$i;1788-91; Harris 1784-88; Verge 1781-84

Committee of the Whole AssemblyDicks 2129-30; Simms 2129

Third reading 219$ LP -

JUSTICEJudicial inquiry into death at local hotel

Wells (Premier) 461; Windsor 461

JUSTICE Minister (P. Dicks)Reason for resignation from Cabinet


KRUGER Mill, Corner BrookAmending agreement to the Put Agreement tabled

Kitchen 1510; Verge 1510Downtime and layoffs

76


Right 2413;2450-51; Wells (Premier) 2451; Wood-ford 2413;2450-51

Extension approvedKelland 839; Parsons 839

New technology for forest operationsAylward, R. 2862; Flight 2862

Plans for mill; logging operationsVerge 2585-87; Wells (Premier) 2586-88

Third extensionKelland 738-39; Verge 738-39

LABOUR Bill (Bill 16)Charter of Rights and Freedoms - notwithstandingclause

Verge 77 1-72; Wells (Premier) 77 1-73Collective bargaining between unions and TreasuryBoard

Cowan 378;453; Simms 378;452Legal challenge - massive layoffs

Baker 1366-67; Simms 1366-67; Verge 1364-65;Wells (Premier) 1365

Pay equity adjustmentsHarris 986-87; Wells (Premier) 987

Section 8 - compensation for lost wages and benefitsduring the restraint period

Baker 774-75; Winsor 774-75

LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 26)Notice of motion

Cowan 1706First reading 1740

LABOUR Relations Act, No. 2 (Bill 40)Notice of motion


Baker 2165-66;2170; Harris 2167-70; Rideout2166-67

Committee of the Whole Assembly 2191Third reading 219$

LABOUR Relations Act, No. 3 (Bill 47)Notice of motion

Grimes 2347First reading 2381Second reading

Grimes 3172-75;3186-87; Harris 3181-66; Murphy3177-80; Tobin 3180-81; Winsor 3175-77

Committee of the Whole AssemblyGrimes 3206-08; Harris 3207


LABOUR Relations BoardAppointments

Cowan 1953; Doyle 1953

Report for 1990Cowan 603

LABOUR Standards ActLayoffs in public service

Cowan 635; Woodford 635Protection of workers

Cowan 559-60; Harris 559-60

LABRADOR bridge contractPublic Tender Act Exceptions


LABRADOR travel subsidy programGullage 2379-80;2414; Snow, A. 2379-$0;2406;2413-14

Additional fundingGullage 3094; Snow, A. 3094

LAND Surveyors Act (Bill 29)Notice of motion

Kelland 1594First reading 167$Second reading

Aylward, R. 2648-49; Flight 2648-49Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aylward, R. 3144-46; Right 3145Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

LANDS Act (Bill 22)Notice of motion

Kelland 959First reading 997Second reading

Aylward, R. 2593-99;2637-43; Decker 2573-76;Right 253 1-36;2565-67;2646-48; Heam 2611-16;Hodder 2616-19;2629-30; Matthews 2606-11; Parsons 2576-$2;2589-90;2631-36; Tobin 2599-2605;Warren, G. 2536-41;2560-65; Winsor 2590-93;Woodford 2567-73;2643-46

Committee of the Whole AssemblyBaker 3133;3138-40; Dumaresque 3141-43; Right3132;3136-37; Tobin 3143; Warren, 0. 3131-43;Woodford 3136


LAW firmsGovernment policy used in retaining law firms

Verge 1066-68; Wells (Premier) 1067-68

LAW Society Act (Bill 5)Notice of motion


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Dicks 13$$-$9;1392; Harris 1391-92; Simms 1389-91

Committee of the Whole Assembly 2094Third reading 219$

LAYOFFS In public serviceEffect on unemployment Employment GenerationProgram

Cowan 239-40; Doyle 239-40Labour Standards Act

Cowan 635; Woodford 635

LEADER of the Opposition, best wishes on retirementHarris 2139; Rideout 2140; Simms 2139; Wells(Premier) 213$

LEGISLATIVE Estimates - Committee of SupplyCarried 1717

LIBRA House in Happy ValleyIncrease provincial grant

Baker 3089-90; Verge 3088-90; Wells (Premier)3088-89

LIQUOR Corporation Act (Bill 42)Notice of motion

Kitchen 2211First reading 2245

LIVESTOCK Owners Compensation BoardAnnual report tabled

Right 3202

LOAN ActNotice of motion

Kitchen 1286Debate

Aylward, K. 2134-35; Hewlett 2132-34; Kitchen2130-32; Rideout 2135-36; Simms 2132


LOAN Act (Bill 23)First reading 2137Second reading 2137Third reading 2137

LOAN and Guarantee ActNotice of motion

Kitchen 848Debate

Decker 1199-1201; Efford 1203-05; Harris 1190-92; 120 1-03; 1205-07; Kitchen 1184-85; 1194-96; Matthews 1192-94; Simms 1196-99; Tobin 1167-90;Windsor 1185-87


LOAN and Guarantee Act (Bill 19)First reading 1207Second reading 1207Third reading 1207

LOAN and Guarantee Act, No. 2Notice of motion

Kitchen 2699

LOAN guaranteesList tabled

Kitchen 352

LOCAL Authority Guarantee ActNotice of motion

Kitchen 848Debate

Kitchen 1150-56; 1184; Windsor 1156-62; 1181-84Resolution carried 1184

LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act (Bill 18)First reading 1207Second reading 1207Third reading 1207

LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2Notice of motion

Kitchen 2699

LOCAL preference policySee ATLANTIC Economic Union

LONG IslandFeny service

Aylward, R. 1222; Gilbert 1223; Hewlett1068;1221;1405; Simms 1406; Winsor 1069

LOTTERIESIncrease in revenues


LOTTERIES Act (Bill 32)Notice of motion


Baker 3211-15;3226-29; Harris 3215-19; Hodder3224-26; Verge 32 19-24

Committee of the Whole AssemblyBaker 3230-35; Harris 3231-34; Verge 3230-36


LOWER Churchill developmentFederal fmancial support (W.Q. #6)

Gibbons 506Land claims negotiations with Innu

Gibbons 3050; Harris 3049-50; Wells (Premier)3050

Proposal to Federal Government (W.Q. #14)Gibbons 2153

Statement in Evening Telegram; article regardingHydro Quebec

Gibbons 1361-63; Rideouc 1361-62; 1363

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Status of negotiations with QuebecGibbons 1362-63;1506;3049; Harris 3049; Hewlett1362-63; Rideout 1506

Transmission line (W.Q. #5)Gibbons 506

Update on negotiationsGibbons 3199; Hewlett 3199

MALL Bay In District of St. Mary’s-The CapesRoad upgrading

Heam 2158

MARINE AtlanticFeny rates to coastal Labrador

See FERRY and freight rates to coastalLabrador

MARINE InstituteAnswer to question regarding legislation

Warren, P. 2244Protesting take over by Memorial University

Heam 2211; Matthews 2212Take over by Memorial University

Heam 2207-08; Wells (Premier) 2207-08Tuition fees

Heam 2309-10;3162-63; Warren, P. 2310;3162-63

MARINE Service Centre at Port de GraveAnswer to question

Carter 2007Proposal to lease facility

Carter 1972-73; Matthews 1972-73

MARYSTOWN ShipyardSee also HIBERNIA

Bull Arm - construction of bargesTobin 1471; Wells (Premier) 1471

FutureFurey 2280-82; Tobin 2280-8 1

Meeting with employeesFurey 311; Tobin 311

New employment initiativesFurey 1484; Harris 1483; Matthews 1488; Tobin1470-71; 1481; 1489; Wells (Premier) 1470-71

Tender for construction of cranes for Cow Headfacility

Gilbert 385; Tobin 385

MCPCoverage to health care be expanded

Decker 846-47; Warren, G. 846-47Optometric claims

Aylward, R. 739-40; Decker 739-40

MECHANICS Lien Act (Bill 58)Notice of motion

Gover 2940First reading 3061

Second readingBaker 3170;72; Harris 3171-72; Windsor 3170-71


MEDICAL Care CommissionAnnual report tabled

Decker 679

MEDICAL research at Memorial UniversityEstablishment of a toxicology center

Decker 2896-97; Doyle 2896-97

MEDICARE programNotice of motion

Harris 1960Debate

Aylward, K. 2672-76; Doyle 2670-72;Dumaresque 2680-84; Efford 2666-70; Harris2662-66;2686-89; Heam 2684-86; Matthews 2676-$0

Carried 2689

MEETING between Atlantic ProvincesDiscussions on fiscal policy; wage roll back

Wells (Premier) 3196-98; Windsor 3196-98

MEETING with Prime MinisterDiscussion regarding transfer payments and socialprograms

Harris 3 198-99; Wells (Premier) 3 198-99

MEMORIAL UniversityBudget estimates

Rideout 271-73;309-10; Warren, P. 196;271-73;309-10; Winsor 196

EnrollmentHarris 504; Warren, P. 504;560-61; Winsor 560

Extension ArtsGullage 709; 802-03; Harris 709;801-02

Extension Services closureAylward, R. 85$; Baker 1146; Cowan 1149;Doyle 1147; Dumaresque 854;1292; Efford $89;Greening 680; Gullage 712;812; Harris605;638;642;643;680;719;812;$53;888;926;1 144;1 178-$0;1290; Heam 711;$55;$$7;925;1105; Kitchen852; Parsons $56; Rideout 273;456-57; Simms$40, Tobin 959;1180;1518; Verge 563;603;633-35;M1;710718;744;811;851;960;1106;1145; Warren, G. 850-5l;$55; Warren, P. 273;456-59;565;606;633;638;643;645;680;746;961;1 107;Wells (Premier) 633-35;63$-39;$40; Winsor 457-59;564;644;745; 1148; 1291; Woodford 858

Harlow campus (Answer to question)Warren, P. 8$4;924

Harlow campus - annual operating costs

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Sinims 841; Warren, P. 841Tuition fees - increase

Heam 64; Warren, P. 64Tuition fees - statement by Dr. Arthur May

Baker 34-35; Heam 34-35

MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 3$)Notice of motion

Warren, P. 2347First reading 2381Second reading

Aylward, R. Bk. 8SA, p. 14-17; Baker 2649-50;Barrett Bk. 85A, p. 11-14; Doyle Bk. 85A, p. 5-9;Harris Bk. 85A, p. 20-23; Heam 2650-54; Matthews Bk. $SA, p. 3-5; Verge Bk. 85A, p. 17-20;Warren, P. Bk. 85A, p. 1-3;23-25; Winsor Bk.85A, p. 9-11


MEMORIAL University Extension Services closureNotice of motion

Rideout 1035Debate

Aylward, K. 1128-29; Grimes 1120-25; Parsons1125-28; Rideout 110$-121129-33; Tobin 1116-20;Warren, P. 1112-16

Motion defeated 1134

MENINGITIS situationEducation program

Decker 3160; Doyle 3160Update

Decker 556-57;?? 1; Hewlett 771; Power 556-57

MILLER, Constable Frank, best wishes upon retirementDicks 631; Harris 632; Sums 631

MINERAL Licences and Mining Leases reportTabled

Gibbons 1594

MINIMUM wageIncrease to child care workers - effect on social assistance recipients

Efford 1436-37; Hodder 1435-37Increase to domestic workers - effect

Efford 1504; Verge 1437-39; 1504; Wells (Premier)1437-39

MINING and Mineral ExplorationAdvisory Council formed

Gibbons 2302; Hewlett 2302

MINING industry - payroll tax revenuesNotice of motion

Snow, A. 2312

DebateGibbons 2356-58; Harris 2353-56; Kitchen 2351-53; Ramsay 2367-68; Simms 2363-67; Small 2361-63; Snow, A. 2347-50;2368-71; Winsor 2358-61


MINISTER of HealthDiagnostic services at St. Clare’s hospital

Aylward, R. 1474-75;1515-16; Decker 1474-75;1510-16; Power 1510-14; Rideout 1475-77;Verge 1516-17; Wells (Premier) 1476;1516-18

MINISTER of Justice and Attorney General - appointmentAppointment from outside elected caucus

Parsons 2480-82; Simms 2446-47;2479-80; Wells(Premier) 2446-47;2479-82

Appointment of Edward Roberts and Aubrey GoverSums 2445; Wells (Premier) 2445

MINISTER of Social ServicesMinisterial conduct

Doyle 1028-29; Rideout 1030; Wells (Premier)1028-30

StatementsRideout 1062; Wells (Premier) 1062

MINISTERIAL StatementsACOA/Enterprise Network Cooperative Agreement

Baker 1209Agri-Foods Task Force report

Right 702Agricultural industry - “Uruguay Round” of tradenegotiations under “GATT”

Eight 3121Alcohol and Drug Dependency Commission - appointment of coordinators

Decker 455Alternative measures programs

Efford 153Amalgamation - tabled the resolution to be introduced

Gullage 1767Amalgamation of six separate municipalities

Guflage 2372Atlantic Economic Union Agreement - removal oflocal preference policy

Wells (Premier) 2270Bay St. George Community Employment Corporation - congratulations

Efford 1660Big game licence fees and procedures - changes

Kelland 231Buckmaster’s Circle public housing project - funding

Guflage 1319Budgetary position for current fiscal year

20


Kitchen 2476Bull Arm site - fatality - results of the investigation

Grimes 2510Canada Winter Games, Newfoundland contingent -

congratulationsGuflage 29

Canadian Sealers Association - $100,000 grantRight 632

Capital roads programGilbert 914

Census Day in Canada - June 4, 1991Baker 2105

Clerk of the House and Office of the LegislativeCounsel, appointments

Wells (Premier) 2751Committee formed to review Social Assistance Program for single parents pursuing post-secondaryeducation

Efford 152Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited - amendingagreement to the Put Agreement

Kitchen 1510Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited- extension tocompletion date

Kelland 839Day of observance for workers killed, injured or disabled on the job - wreath laying ceremony

Cowan 1360Debentures in the Canadian capital market - negotiations completed

Kitchen 344Department of Health - appointment of AssistantDeputy Minister

Decker 2967Department of Social Services - structural changes

Hogan 2752Departmental Salary Details - news media comments

Baker 1318Designation of Atlantic puffin as provincial bird

Right 3155Driver’s licence and vehicle permit renewal application payments

Gilbert 1170Drug Awareness Week

Decker 2551Dump truck industry - new regulations

Gilbert 2142Economic Council of Newfoundland and Labradormerger with Advisory Board of the EconomicRecovery Commission

Wells (Premier) 2103Employment Response Program - additional funds

Grimes 2892

Employment Response Program - job creationprograms for Municipal and Provincial Affairs

Gullage 2510Employment Response Program announced on October 4th - status report

Grimes 2549-50Endowment fund established in honour of Lee Wuiff

Wells (Premier) 2690Enterprise Corporation - first report tabled

Furey 1358Fishery - Provincial Government’s proposal on jointmanagement

Caner 2930-31Fishery Response Program announced on October4th - update

Carter 254$Forest access road in Chouse Brook area - contractawarded

Right 190Forestry agreement

Right 25-26Forestry Protection Centre, North West River,Labrador

Right 61Housing complex for senior citizens in StephenvilleCrossing

Gullage 2931Housing programs - allocation of funding for 1991

Gullage 1433Hughes Commission of Enquiry report - receipt andrelease of the report

Dicks 1999Labour Relations Board - appointments

Cowan 1953Mining and Mineral Exploration, Advisory Council

Gibbons 2302Minister of Justice and Attorney General appointed -

Edward Roberts; Aubrey GoverWells (Premier) 2445

Motor vehicle registration fees - increaseGilbert 554

Multicultural Education Committee - draft copy ofpolicy

Warren, P. 417Municipal elections in newly amalgamated areas

Gullage 3193National Access Awareness Week

Cowan 2034National Access Awareness Week - government’s initiatives for disabled persons

Gilbert 2071National Consumer Week

Dicks 1210

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structureGibbons 3154

1351Closure motion on

659;692Closure motion onAct (Bill 50)

2941;29 80

National Day of Remembrance and Action onViolence Against Women; committee established

Baker 3084National Tourism Week

Furey 1766Newfoundland Hydro - changes in management

Flight 2478Wooddale Tree Nursery - employment situation

Flight 2072World AIDS Day designated

Decker 2891

MINISTERS relieved of dutiesMinister of Works, Services - executive assistant forminister

Aylward, R. 2899; Wells (Premier) 2899Minister of Works, Services and Transportation

Matthews 2448-49; Wells (Premier) 2448-50Salaries

Matthews 2416; Wells (Premier) 2416

MORGAN report to Internal Economy Commissionregarding compensation to membersPart-time Member

Baker 2240; Dicks 2346; Efford 2240;2346

MOTIONSChainnan’s ruling on closure motion challenged

664Closure motion in Committee stage of Bill 16(Labour Bill)

Bk. 27A, p. 35; 998Closure motion in Committee stage of Bill 50 (Amalgamation Act)

3016;3061Closure motion on

Ontario Provincial Police requested to investigate incident at Brittany Inns

Dicks 602Petroleum exploration and development - Call forPostings

Gibbons 2105Petroleum exploration and development - Requestfor Bids for permits

Gibbons 3016Polar bear hunting season

Kelland 1135Provincial Government buildings officially smokefree

Baker 670Provincial parks - changes

Kelland 270Provincial parks - regulations for control of off-roadvehicles and firearms

Kelland 950Public Service - changes in the executive level

Wells (Premier) 416Recreation Capital Grants Program - funding forgymnasia in Makkovilc and Mount Cannel schools

Gullage 2620Resignation of Minister of Social Services

Wells (Premier) 2034Round Table on Environment and Economy - appointment; status report

Kelland 736Rural and Native Housing Program for Labrador

Gullage 2152Sawmill Assistance Program

Flight 2303Small game hunting licence and fees

Kelland 233Spray program

Eight 1584Tax reform - government’s position; school taxelimination

Kitchen 3086Teachers - collective agreement reached

Baker 494;671Vehicle wrecks - amendments to Waste Material (Disposal) Act

Kelland 985Wood shipment from Goose Bay to Stephenville mill

Gasoline Tax Act

Interim Supply

second reading of Amalgamation

Closure motion on second reading of Bill 16 (LabourBill)

81 1;860Closure motion on third reading of Bill 50 (Amalgamation Act)

3053;3096Closure motion on Third Reading of Labour Bill(Bill 16)

1052; 1075Committee of Supply - Executive Council Estimates

1492-1501;1520-43;1552-$3; 1599-1621;1678-90; 1708-17

Concurrence - Government Services Estimates Committee

2063-70Concurrence - Resource Estimates Committee

2052-63Concurrence - Social Services Estimates Committee

2086-94

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Estimates Committees - Heads of expenditure; members

1256Fishery - Federal proposal regarding a regional agency (Procedure under S.O. 23)

2864Orders of the Day be read

685-87Reasoned amendment - second reading of Bill 16

$18; Bk. 24A, p. 35Select Committee be appointed to draft an Addressin Reply to the Speech from the Throne

7-24Six months hoist - amendment to bill regarding amalgamation (Bill 50)

2746;2913Six months hoist - amendment to Crown Lands Act(Bill 22)

2562;2631White Ribbon Campaign - campaign against violenceagainst women

3045

MOUNT Pearl Fire DepartmentAylward, R. 2524; Gullage 2418;2522;2525;2528;Matthews 2529; Windsor 241 8;2520;2523;2526;Woodford 2521

Fire serviceGullage 2514-15; Windsor 2514-15

Poll by Corporate Research AssociatesWells (Premier) 2830-3 1; Windsor 2830-3 1

MULLETI’, Abe, best wishes on 100th bIrthdayGuflage 2548; Parsons 254$

MULTICULTURAL Education CommitteeDraft copy of policy

Verge 418; Warren, P. 417

MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50)Notice of motion


Aylward, R. 2779-87; Bk. 81A, p. 1-7; Barrett2821-23; Gullage 2709-12;2724-30; Harris 2816-21; Bk. 81A, p. 28-33; Bk. 83A, p. 4-7; Heam2876-82; Bk. 81A, p. 7-12; 2985-88; Hodder 2998-3001; Matthews 28$2-88;2901 ;29 19-27; Murphy2993-98; Noel 2805-11; Bk. 83A, p. 1-4; Parsons2799-2$05;2913-19; Reid 2775-79; Simms 2903-13;Bk. $1A, p. 12-28;3004-0$; Snow, A. 2811-16;Tobin 2741-50;2988-93; Verge 2866-70; Warren,G. 2901-03; Windsor 2767-75; Bk. 81A, p. 33-38;2980-84; Winsor 2761-67;2927-29; Woodford2730-41;2$70-76;3001-04

Committee of the Whole AssemblyAylward, R. 3077-79; Baker 3081; Gullage 3067-71; Harris 3075-77; Matthews 3079-81; Parsons3061-65; Warren, G. 3065-67; Windsor 3071-75;3082

Third readingWindsor 3096-3101

Royal Assent 3237

MUNICIPAL capital works programRecreation programs

Gullage 1323; Winsor 1322Water and sewer and paving projects

Gullage 383-84;449-50; 1140-41; 1164; Tobin 383-84;448-49;1 140-41;1163

When list of projects will be announcedGullage 121$;1887; Parsons 1887; Tobin 121$

MUNICIPAL elections In newly amalgamated areasGullage 3193; Woodford 3193

MUNICIPALITIESBudgets for 1991 - deficit budgets

Gullage 706-07; Winsor 706Electrical power subsidies program

Gullage 1322; Winsor 1321Increase in municipal taxes

Wells (Premier) 2627-28; Woodford 2627-28Municipal grant structure - financial implications ofnew system

Gullage 2695-96; Woodford 2695Municipal grant structure - Pilley’s Island

Hewlett 1375; Simms 1376Municipal grant structure - roads component

Aylward, R. 3157-58; Gullage 2938;3157-5$;Wells (Premier) 2828-29; Woodford 2827-28;2937-38

Municipal grant structure; debt service costsGuflage 96-97;639-40; Tobin 96-97; Woodford639-40

Municipal grants system; Garnish and Point MayGuflage 599-600; Matthews 599-600

Municipal operating grants (Answer to question)Gullage 2941

Roads component (Answer to question)Wells (Premier) 2837

MUNICIPALITIES - reduction in fundingNotice of motion

Doyle 1369Debate

Doyle 1444-47;1463-6$; Gullage 1448-51; Reid1455-60; Tobin 1451-55; Woodford 1460-63


NATIONAL Access Awareness WeekCowan 2034; Simms 2035

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Government initiatives to integrate disabled peopleGilbert 2071; Simms 2071

NATIONAL Consumer WeekAylward, R. 1211; Dicks 1210

NATIONAL Day of Remembrance and Action onViolence Against WomenCommittee established

Baker 3084; Harris 3086; Verge 3085

NATIONAL Sea ProductsSouthside plant - proposed shrimp operation

Carter 158$; Matthews 1588

NATIONAL Tourism Weekfurey 1766; Windsor 1766

NATIVE peoples land claims negotiationsGibbons 3050; Han-is 3049-50; Wells (Premier)3050

NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Computer ServicesLimitedAnnual report tabled

Baker 506

NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Housing Corpora-tionIncrease in rent

Gullage 1323-24; Tobin 1323

NEWFOUNDLAND Crop InsuranceAnnual report tabled

Eight 3202

NEWFOUNDLAND Crop Insurance Act (Bill 30)Notice of motion

Eight 1853First reading 1927Second reading

Eight 2084-85; Woodford 2085Committee of the Whole Assembly 2127Third reading 2198

NEWFOUNDLAND GazetteEditions from April 20/90 to Apr. 19/91 tabled

Dicks 1369

NEWFOUNDLAND HydroAssessment of the assets of Hydro

Gibbons 102; Power 102Changes in management

Gibbons 3154; HewlettCost of phaseout of PDD

Gibbons 3161; HewlettDifference in bills in Nain

Gibbons 2558; Wan-en,Expansion of facility at Holyrood - sulphur emissions

Gibbons 2040-41; Rideout 2040-41; Wells(Premier) 2040

Holyrood facility - emissions (Answer to question)Kelland 2113-14

Newfoundland Processing (Come by Chance) - arrears 2859-60Pay equity agreement

Baker 278-79; Harris 277-79Policy concerning mini hydro sites

Gibbons 2860-61; Woodford 2860-61Power distribution disthcts (PDD) - privatization

Gibbons 99; Rideout 9$; Wells (Premier) 100Privatization

Gibbons 98-99; Rideout 96;98; Wells (Premier) 96Report for 1990 tabled

Gibbons 1369Request for increase

Gibbons 2557;3051; Parsons 3050-51; Woodford2557

Source of power beyond year 2000; plant atHolyrood

Aylward, K. 1363-64; Gibbons 1364

NEWFOUNDLAND Information ServicesBudget increase

Aylward, R.597-98; Baker 597-99

NEWFOUNDLAND Law Reform Commission Act (Bill13)Notice of motion


Dicks 1385;1387-$8; Harris 1386-87; Simms 1385-86

Committee of the Whole Assembly 2094Third reading 2198

NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Licensing BoardAnnual report tabled

Kitchen 2113Merge with Newfoundland Liquor Corporation

Baker 555-56;668-69; Windsor 555-56;667-68

NEWFOUNDLAND Manufacturers’ Association - exhibition at Curling Club

Harris 1974; Rideout 1974; Wells (Premier) 1974

NEWFOUNDLAND TelephoneCRTC - intervention in applications

Harris 419; Wells (Premier) 419Layoff of operators in Goose Bay

Cowan 419; Harris 418-19; Kelland 419

NEWFOUNDLAND Volunteer War Service Medal Act(Bill 46)Notice of motion

3155subsidy3161as opposed to St. John’sG. 2558

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HANSARD SUBJECT iNDEX

Baker 2211First reading 2245

NORANDA MinesRelocation of offices

Gibbons 3156-57; Simms 3 156-57

NORTH West RiverNew health care clinic

Decker 2151; Harris 2151

NOTICE of motion of closurePoint of order

Barrett 660;664Ruling challenged

Simms 664

NOTICES of motion - procedurePoint of order

Simms 670Ruling

Mr. Speaker 670

NURSINGDecker 420; Power 420

Bumping proceduresBaker $04; Matthews $04

Nurses’ union be exempt from Section 8 of Bill 16Baker 841-43; Power 841-42

Nursing school - closureDecker 421; Power 421

Nursing schools - mergerDecker 2721; Doyle 2721

OCCUPANCY regulation for buildingsAnswer to question asked during debate on Bill 53

Gullage 3202-03

OFFSHORE Development FundAnswer to question

Gibbons 3164Report of activities tabled

Gibbons 1177Update

Furey 3 127-28; Power 3 127-28

OLD and New BonaventureRoad conditions

Aylward, R. 1070; Baker 1072;1075; Harris 1072;Oldford 1070; Tobin 1073

OLD Pertican HospitalSee HEALTH care

ONTARIO Provincial PoliceAppointed to investigate incident at Brittany Inns

Dicks 602; Harris 603; Windsor 602

OPTOMETRY Act (Bill 9)Notice of motion


Decker 2232-34; Windsor 2233; Winsor 2232Committee of the Whole Assembly 2246Third reading 2313Royal Assent 2332

ORAL QuestionsAbitibi-Price - bond rating; downtime

Right 2789-91;304$-49; Hodder 3048-49; Simms2789-90

Abitibi-Price - Grand Falls hydro project; operationsin Newfoundland

Right 1280-81; Kelland 744; Simms 743; Wells(Premier) 743; Woodford 1280

Adjustment Program for Fish Plant Workers -

amount paid to FPI and NatSeaCowan 561; Matthews 561

Adoption of Children Act - amendmentsEfford 1705; Hodder 1705

Agri-Foods Task Force ReportAylward, R. 1629-30;2972; Flight 67-68;314-15; 1629-30;2972-73; Woodford 67-68;3 14-15

Allied Health ProfessionalsAylward, R. 2006; Baker 1970-72;2006;2074-75;Decker 1970; Power 1970; Simms 1970-72;2073-74

AmalgamationAylward, R. 1772-74;1808-10; Baker 2897; Gullage 1102-03; 1248-49; 1402; 1623-27; 1662-64; 1703-05; 1771-77; 1884-86; 1921-23;2418;297 1-72;3015;3124-26;315$-60;3163; Harris 2757-58;2971;3015; Hodder 3124-25; Parsons 1774-75;2755;2897; Rideout 1662-63; 1703-05; 1775-77; 1804-06; 1847-49; Simms 1623-24;2692;2753-55;Tobin 1102-03; 1248-49; 1770-71; 1810;; 884-$5;3 158-59; Verge 1594; 1625; 1845-46;2692-94;2720-21;3163; Wells (Premier) 1402; 1551-52; 1592-94; 1625-28; 1664-65; 1770-71; 1804-1810; 1845-49;2692-94;2720-21;2754-5$;2830; Windsor1402; 1551-52; 1592-93; 1626-28; 1664-65; 1771-72;1921-23;241$;2 829

Amalgamation in Northeast Avalon - Bill 50 - draftcopy of bill

Gullage 2345-46; Woodford 2345-46Appointments from outside of elected caucus - Justice Minister

Parsons 2480-82; Simms 2446-47;2479-80; Wells(Premier) 2446-47;2479-82

Aquarena - transition to City of St. John’sGullage 2451-52; Parsons 2451-52; Simms 2691;Wells (Premier) 2691

Arts and Culture Centres - futureGullage 1881-82; Verge 1881-82

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Arts and Culture Centres - tender awarded APPACommunications

Aylward, R. 2042-43; Wells (Premier) 2042-43Atlantic Economic Union - local preference policy;tax policy

Harris 2282; Siinms 2275-77;2304-2307; Wells(Premier) 2275-80;2282;2304-07; Windsor 2277-so

Baie Verte mines workers - decision by LabourStandards Board regarding wages

Cowan 559; Gibbons 559; Grimes 2417-18; Harris558-59;2417

Blue Ocean Products of Argentia - statusCarter 158$; Matthews 1588

Budget deficit - meeting with unionsBaker 3122-23; Windsor 3122-23

Budget measures; cutbacksPower 160; Rideout 161-62; Wells (Premier)160; 162

Budget projections - deficitBaker 30-32;55$;1397;2237; Gullage 223$; Kitchen596-97;677-78; 1279; 1320-21;2043-44;2205-07;255$-59; Rideout 30-32; Simms 1396-97; Windsor 557-58;596-97;677-78; 1279; 1 320-21;2043-44;2204-06;2236-38;2558- 59

Budgetary position - further cutbacksKitchen 2484-85; Wells (Premier) 2484; Winsor2484-85

Burgeo and Port Saunders hospitals - awarding ofdesign contracts

Aylward, R.1137-38;1245-46; Gilbert 1137-38; 1245-46

Burn Peninsula Health Care Board’s budget; St.Lawrence clinic

Decker 276-77; Matthews 276-77Cabot Institute - discontinuance of programs

1-learn 878-79; Warren, P. 878-79Canada Games Park - transfer to City of St. John’s

Simms 2691; Wells (Premier) 2691Canadian Saitfish Corporation - future

Carter 1101-02; Matthews 1100-02Capital works program

Baker 2342; Grimes 2342; Winsor 2341-42Caribou game farm in Peter’s River area

Eight 2795-96; Warren, G. 2795-96Central Newfoundland Hospital - cutbacks

Decker 1471-73; Simms 1471-72Child care - regulations

Verge 1033; Wells (Premier) 1033Child Welfare Act - amendments to protect youngpeople

Efford 1 104;1325-26; Hodder 1 103-04;1324-26Chiropractic services - coverage under Workers’Compensation

Doyle 3091; Grimes 3091

Chiropractor’s Act - status of recommendationsDecker 3090-91; Doyle 3090-91

Collective agreements - government’s positionBaker 1957-59; Cowan 773-74; Doyle 1957-59;Matthews 773-74

Collective agreements - Labour Bill (Bill 16); rollbackCowan 378-79; Simms 378-79

Collective agreements - meeting with unions; statements

Aylward, R. 1699-1701; Baker 1698-1702; Cowan1703; Doyle 1701-03; Simms 1698-99

Collective agreements - wage settlements; wagefreeze; union proposals

Baker 193-94;236-37;351;495-97;676;992-93; Harris 197; Simms 236-37;351;495-97;675;991-92;Verge 159; Wells (Premier) 159;197; Windsor 192-94

Come by Chance oil refmeryGibbons 2311;2859-60;2974; Grimes 2311;Hewlett 2311; Snow, A. 2859-60;2974

Come by Chance Oil Refmery - report on emissionsHarris 1973;2005-06; Kelland 1973;2005-06

Community colleges and institutes - reduction inBudget

Heam 595-96; Warren, P. 595-96Community development projects - announcedemployment program $5m

Baker 2377; Grimes 2209;2308-09; Hogan2209;2376; Matthews 2376; Wells (Premier) 2309;Winsor 2209;230$-09

Community development projects - reduction inBudget

Efford 194-96; Hodder 194-95Confederation Building - security

Gilbert 1662; Simms 1661-62; Wells (Premier)1661-62

Conflict of Interest guidelines for Cabinet Ministers;independent commissioner

Sinuns 1173-75; Wells (Premier) 1172-75; Winsor1172-73

ConstitutionVerge 65;2000-01; Wells (Premier) 65;2000-01

Constitutional amending process - Premier’s submission to Joint Committee

Harris 954-55; Wells (Premier) 954-56Counselling program - contracting Out

Efford 1737-38; Harris 1737-38Coyne, Deborah, former constitutional advisor,salary

Aylward, R. 2900; Wells (Premier) 2900Coyote population

Eight 2722-24; Hodder 2722-23CRTC - proposed reduction in CBC service

Gullage 502-04; Snow, A. 502-03

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Davis Inlet - relocationGullage 2150-51; Warren, G. 2150-51

Denominational colleges on Memorial Universitycampus - electrical subsidy

Warren, G. 238-39; Warren, P. 238; Wells(Premier) 238-39

Department of Education - further layoffsSimms 1396; Warren, P. 1396

Department of Social Services - elimination of position at St. Mary’s office

Efford 1439-40; Heam 1439-40Department of Social Services - Lowe report onworkplace stress; task force

Hodder 2793-94; Hogan 2793-94Department of Social Services - Marystown office -

health and safety problemsCowan 917; Efford 918-20;952-54; Matthews 916-19;952-54

Department of Works, Services and Transportation -

number of positions to be eliminatedAylward, R. 313-14; Gilbert 313-14

Department salary budgets - estimates; layoffsBaker 678-79; Heam 67$

Departmental Salary DetailsBaker 1252;1396; Doyle 1367-68; Simms1251;1396; Wells (Premier) 1367-68

Deputy Minister of Education - when position willbe appointed

Harris 1218; Warren, P. 1218Drug program for senior citizens

Decker 1246-48; Warren, G. 1246-47Dump truck operators - Labour Relations Act; unioncertification

Cowan 1065-66; 1628-29; Doyle 1065; 1 628-29;210$-11; Rideout 1065; Wells (Premier) 2108-11

Eastern Community College - campuses at Clarenville and Bonavista

Heam 279 1-92; Warren, P. 279 1-92Eastern Community College in Burin - relocation

Tobin 312; Warren, P. 312Economic Recovery Commission

Doyle 920-21; Matthews 1738; Wells (Premier)920-21; 1739

Economic Recovery Commission - Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - $44 million; advertisingand promotion expenses

Doyle 986; Simms 770; Wells (Premier) 770-71;986;

Economic Recovery Commission and EnterpriseNewfoundland and Labrador - budget

Baker 595; Verge 595Economic Union - White Paper; trade barriers

Harris 1807-08; Wells (Premier) 1807-08Economy - economic plan

Rideout 2107-08; Simms 2202-04; Wells (Premier)2107-0$;2202-04

Economy - impact of lost jobs and lost incomeKitchen 775-76; Snow, A. 775

Education - Budget for substitute teachersBaker 915-16;987-88; Heam 915-16; Winsor 987-8$

Education - departmental salary vote; School for theDeaf; school busing

Heam 2516; Warren, P. 2516Education - layoffs

Simms 805; Warren, P. 196-97;805; Winsor 196Education - school board funding

Heam 2969-70; Warren, P. 2969-70Electrical rates - freeze; retail sales tax

Gibbons 601; Harris 601; Hewlett 600; Kitchen600-01

Employment Generation ProgramCowan 240;1735; Doyle 240;1735

Employment program to offset unemployment situation

Cowan 881-83; Doyle 881-82; Grimes 2209-10;Hogan 2209; Wells (Premier) 2342; Winsor 2208-09;2342

Employment Response Program - Department ofMunicipal Affairs

Guflage 2698; Warren, G. 2698Environment - responsibility

Kelland 991; Parsons 990-91; Wells (Premier) 990Established Programs Financing (EPF)

Harris 36-37; Hewlett 742; Kitchen 742;1177;Power 1177; Wells (Premier) 37

Federal budget - pie-budget consultationsHarris 2861; Wells (Premier) 2861

Federal Department of Fisheries - cut in expendituresHarris 97-98; Kitchen 98

Federal/Provincial Finance Ministers’ meetings -

transfer paymentsBaker 63; Rideout 62-63; Wells (Premier) 63

Ferry and freight rates to coastal Labrador - increaseGilbert 505-06; Warren, G. 505

Fire Department - cost to communities in NortheastAvalon

Baker 2897; Parsons 2897Fiscal policy - meeting between Atlantic Provinces;wage rollback

Wells (Premier) 3196-98; Windsor 3196-98Fish plant at Belleoram

Carter 2311; Matthews 2311Fish plant at Nain

Carter 1326; Warren, G. 1326Fish waste disposal

Carter 1141-42; Furey 1142; Kelland 1141; Matthews 1141-42

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Fisheries Loan BoardCaner 3$ 1;2239-40;27 19; Matthews 3$ 1;223940;Winsor 2718-19

Fishery - aquaculttre industry under new boardCarter 2971; Simms 2970

Fishery - Atlantic Regional Agency for licencing and

allocations - federal proposal; province’s positionCarter 2792-93;2825-27;2857-58; Matthews 2792-93;2825-27;2857-58; Simms 2855-56; Wells(Premier) 2855-56

Fishery - Emergency Fishery Response ProgramCarter 2517-18; Grimes 2829; Matthews 2516-18;Winsor 2829

Fishery - income support program for fishermenCaner 2895-96;3161; Harris 3160-61; Matthews2895-96

Fishery - joint fisheries management boardCaner 2717-18; Matthews 1 176;2482-83;2717-18;Wells (Premier) 1 176-77;2482-84

Fishery - joint management proposal by Province;consultations

Caner 2933;2968-69;3009-13; Matthews 2967-69;3011-12; Simms 2933-34;3009-10; Wells(Premier) 2933-34

Fishery - lease fees to fish plantsCarter 382; Matthews 381-82

Fishery - overfishing on Grand Banks; internationalpolice patrol

Matthews 2935-36; Wells (Premier) 2935-36Fishery - part-time fishermen

Carter 2720;2760; Winsor 27 19-20;2759-60Fishery - total allowable catch, 1992 quota; 3No zone

Carter 2588-89;2622-23; Matthews 2588-89;2622-23

Fishery Emergency Response Program - southwestcoast

Caner 2453; Ramsay 2453Fishery Products International - plant closures;downtime

Carter 56 1;305 1-52; Matthews 561 ;3051-52Fishing Industry Collective Bargaining Act - amendments regarding lobster prices

Carter 2794; Grimes 2795; Harris 2794-95Hatrock - water system

Gullage 1886-87;3093-94; Parsons 1 886-87;3093-94Fogo Island ferry - construction

Gilbert 104;310-11;921; Winsor 104;310-1 1;921Fuel prices - fixed rate; ad valorem tax

Hewlett 501-02;600; Kitchen 501;600Government boards - number of boards reclassified;retroactive pay

Baker 1034;1213; Harris 1033-34;1175; Simms1213; Wells (Premier) 1175

Government buildings smoke free - penalty

Baker 676; Warren, G. 676Government stores on Labrador coast - sale of tobacco products

Furey 676-77; Warren, G. 676Grand Falls-Windsor - plan to install a median onTrans Canada Highway

Gilbert 1251; Simms 1251Great Northern Seafoods - loan guarantee

Furey 2077-79; Matthews 2076-7 8Group home in Happy Valley - Goose Bay - closure

Hogan 3014-15;3096; Warren, G. 3014;3095Group homes for handicapped people - closure

Efford 101-02; Hodder 101-02Harlow campus - cost of operating

Sunms 841; Warren, P. 841Health care - Baie Verte Peninsula

Decker 349-50;$44-45; Rideout 349-50;$43-44Health care - Budget cutbacks; wage freeze

Decker 161;426;497-99; 1473-74; Matthews 425;Power l61;497-99; 1473; Verge 672; Wells(Premier) 672

Health care - changes in hospital board plansDecker 1398-99; Power 1397-99

Health care - cutbacks in hospitals; additional funding

Decker 347-48;423-25;704; Hodder 424-25; Power704-05; Wells (Premier) 705-06; Woodford 346-48;423-24

Health care - doctors fee for uninsured servicesDecker 1959-60;2416; Verge 1959-60; Winsor24 15-16

Health care - government policyDecker 66-67; Power 66-67

Health care - health professionals; recruitment program

Baker 1919-20; Decker 420-21; 1920-21; 1954-57; 1967-70;2036-40;2079-80;214$-49; Power 419-21; 1955-57; 196$-69;2037-3$;2079-$0; Rideout 1919-20; 1966-68; Siinms 1954-55;2038-40;214$-49;Tobin 2036-37; Verge 1920-21

Health care - hospitals budgets - Janeway Hospitaldeficit

Decker 2623-24; Doyle 2623-24Health care - long term plan

Decker 274-75; Power 273-75Health care - nursing homes

Decker 2415; Winsor 2414-15Health care - prenatal program

Decker 2001-03; Power 2001-02Health care - shortage of neurologists andpsychiatrists; specialist at Burin Health Care Centre

Decker 2661-62; Doyle 2661-62Health care - St. ClaTe’s and Grace Hospitals -

merger

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Decker 2721-22; Doyle 2721-22Health care facilities at Burgeo, Port Saunders andSt. Lawrence - tender to Trans City HoldingsLimited Hanscomb Consultants Report

Aylward, R. 2554-56; Baker 2512-13;2552-56;2656-59;2696;3053; Matthews 2552-53; Simms 2512-13;2583-85;2656-5$;2697; Tobin 2696;3053; Wells(Premier) 2583-85;2697

Health care in Labrador - shortage of physicians;recruitment

Decker 2939-40; Doyle 2938-40Health inspections - backlog

Decker 463; Tobin 463Hibernia project - employment opportunities forNewfoundlanders

Cowan 1587-88; Gibbons 1586-87; Simms 1586-88Hibentia project - fatality at Bull Arm; safetymeasures

Cowan 741-42;8 10;883-$4; 1441-42; 1589-91; Harris740-42;8 10;883; 1440-41; 1550-51; 1589-90; Wells(Premier) 1550-51

Holiday Inns sale - proposal from fortis CorporationKitchen 1851-52; Simms 1851-52; Wells (Premier)1851

Home care programs - request for rate increaseEfford 1591-92; Hodder 1591-92

Hope Brook gold mine - futureGibbons 2041-42; Snow, A. 2041-42

Hospital contract services - wage increase toemployees

Baker 636-37; Decker 636; Power 636-37Hospitals - appointments for diagnostic work; Minister of Health

Aylward, R. 1474-75;1515-16; Decker 1474-75;1510-116; Power 1510-14; Rideout 1475-77;Verge 1516-17; Wells (Premier) 1476;1516-18

Hughes Commission of Enquiry report into abuse atMount Cashel - when report will be released

Baker 3123-24; Gover 2973; Verge 2973;3123-24Human Rights Code as it pertains to Bill 16

Verge $07; Wells (Premier) 807Job creation - federal assistance

Grimes 2829; Winsor 2829Judicial inquiry into death at local hotel

Wells (Premier) 461; Windsor 461Justice Minister - fonner Minister’s resignation fromCabinet

Aylward, R. 2589; Wells (Premier) 2589Kruger - new technology for forest operations

Aylward, R. 2862; Right 2862Kruger Mill, Corner Brook - downtime and layoffs;update

Right 2413;2450-5 1; Wells (Premier) 2451; Wood-ford 2413;2450-51

Kruger Mill, Corner Brook - plans; logging operations

Verge 2585-87; Wells (Premier) 2586-88Kruger Mill, Corner Brook - third extension

Kelland 738-39; Verge 738-39Labour Bill (Bill 16) - Charter of Rights andFreedoms - notwithstanding clause

Verge 771-72; Wells (Premier) 771-73Labour Bill (Bill 16) - legal challenge

Baker 1366-67; Simms 1366-67; Verge 1364-65;Wells (Premier) 1365

Labour Bill (Bill 16) - Section 8 - lost wages andbenefits during restraint period

Baker 774-75; Winsor 774-75Labour Standards Act - protection of workers;layoffs

Cowan 559-60;635; Harris 559-6&, Woodford 635Labrador bridge contract - Public Tender Act

Aylward, R. 69; Gilbert 69Labrador travel subsidy program

Gullage 2379-80;2414;3094; Snow, A. 2379-80;2413-14;3094

Law firms - government policy for retaining lawfirms

Verge 1066-68; Wells (Premier) 1067-68Layoffs in public service - effect on unemployment;Employment Generation Program

Cowan 239-40; Doyle 239-40Libra House in Happy Valley - shelter for batteredwomen and children

Baker 3089-90; Verge 3088-90; Wells (Premier)3088-89

Lobster fishery - sale of lobster potsCarter 2898-99; Harris 2898-99

Lobster prices for 1991 seasonCarter 1248; Matthews 1248

Lotteries - increase in revenuesKitchen 3052; Windsor 3052

Lower Churchill projectGibbons 1361-63;3049-50;3 199; Harris 3049-50;Hewlett 1362-63;3 199; Rideout 1361-63; Wells(Premier) 3050

Marine Institute - take over by Memorial University;tuition fees

Heam 2207-08;2309-10;3162-63; Warren, P.23 10;3 162-63; Wells (Premier) 2207-08

Marine Service Centre at Port de GraveCarter 1972-73; Matthews 1972-73

Marystown Shipyard - futureFurey 2280-82 Tobin 2280-81

Marystown Shipyard - meeting with employeesFurey 311; Tobin 311

Marystown Shipyard - new initiativesTobin 1470-7 1; Wells (Premier) 1470-7 1

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Maiystown Shipyard - tender for construction ofcranes for Cow Head

Gilbert 385; Tobm 385MCP - coverage to health care be expanded

Decker 846-47; Warren, G. 846-47MCP - optomethc claims

Aylward, R. 739-40; Decker 739-40Medical research at Memorial University - toxicology

centerDecker 2896-97; Doyle 2896-97

Meeting with Prime Minister - discussion regardingtransfer payments and social programs

Harris 3198-99; Wells (Premier) 3198-99Members of House of Assembly - Morgan report toInternal Economy Commission; part-time member

Baker 2240; Dicks 2346; Efford 2240;2346Memorial University - Budget estimates; enrollment

Harris 504-05; Rideout 271-73;309-l0; Warren, P.196;27 1-73;309-10;504-05;560-61; Winsor 196;560

Memorial University - Extension Services closureHarris 63$; Rideout 273;456-57; Simms 840;Verge 633-35; Warren, P. 273;456-59;633;638;Wells (Premier) 633-35;63$-39;840; Winsor 457-59

Memorial University - tuition feesBaker 34-35; Heam 34-35;64; Warren, P. 64

Memorial University Extension ArtsGullage 709; Harris 709

Meningitis situation - updateDecker 556-57;771;3160; Doyle 3160; Hewlett771; Power 556-57

Minimum wage increase - effect on social assistancerecipients

Efford 1436-37; Hodder 1435-37; Verge 1437-39;Wells (Premier) 1437-39

Minister of Social Services - ministerial conductDoyle 1028-29; Rideout 1030; Wells (Premier)1028-30

Minister of Social Services - statementsRideout 1062; Wells (Premier) 1062

Ministers relieved of duties - salaries; Works, Services and Transportation Minister; executive assistant

Aylward, R. 2899; Matthews 2416;244$-49; Wells(Premier) 2416;2448-50;2899

Mount Pearl fire Department - poll by CorporateResearch Associates

Wells (Premier) 2830-31; Windsor 2830-31Mount Pearl Fire Department

Gullage 241 8;2514-15; Windsor 2418;25 14-15Municipal capital works program

Gullage 383-84; 1140-41; 1218; 1887; Parsons 1887;Tobin 383-$4;1 140-41;121$

Municipal grant structure and changes in debt service costs

Gullage 96-97;599-600;639-40;2695-96; Matthews599-600; Tobin 96-97; Woodford 639-40;2695

Municipalities - Budgets for 1991 - deficitGullage 706-07; Winsor 706

Municipalities - electrical power subsidies program;recreation programs

Gullage 1322-23; Winsor 1321-22Municipalities - increase in municipal taxes

Wells (Premier) 2627-28; Woodford 2627-28Municipalities - operating grants - changes

Aylward, R. 3 157-58; Gullage 2938;3157-58;Wells (Premier) 2828-29; Woodford 2$27-28;2937-38

National Sea Products Southside plant - proposedshrimp operation

Carter 1588; Matthews 158$Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation -

increase in rentGullage 1323-24; Tobin 1323

Newfoundland Hydro - difference in bills in St.John’s opposed to Nain

Gibbons 255$; Warren, G. 2558Newfoundland Hydro - expansion of facility atHolyrood - emissions

Gibbons 2040-41; Rideout 2040-41; Wells(Premier) 2040

Newfoundland Hydro - policy concerning minihydro sites

Gibbons 2860-61; Woodford 2860-61Newfoundland Hydro - power source after year2000; Holyrood plant

Aylward, K. 1363-64; Gibbons 1364Newfoundland Hydro - privatization; power disthbulion districts (PDD); request for increase

Gibbons 98-99; 102;2557;3051;3 161; Hewlett 3161;Parsons 3050-51; Power 102; Rideout 96;98;Wells (Premier) 96;100; Woodford 2557

Newfoundland Information ServicesAylward, R. 597-98; Baker 597-99

Newfoundland Liquor Licensing Board merge withLiquor Corp.

Baker 555-56; Windsor 555-56Newfoundland Telephone - layoff of employees inGoose Bay

Cowan 419; Harris 418-19; Kelland 419; Wells(Premier) 419

Noranda Mines - relocation of officesGibbons 3 156-57; Simms 3 156-57

North West River - new health care clinicDecker 2151; Harris 2151

NursingBaker 841-43; Decker 420; Power 420;841-42

Nursing schools - closure; mergerDecker 421;2721; Doyle 2721; Power 421

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MANSARD SUBJECT INDEX

Offshore Development fund - updateFurey 3127-28; Power 3127-28

Organizations - funding - Consumer Organizationfor Disabled and Association for Community Living

Hodder 3091-93; Hogan 3092; Wells (Premier)3093

Out-migration statisticsRideout 379-80; Wells (Premier) 379-8 1

Outer Ring Road - statusBaker 2628;3126-27; Gilbert 315; Parsons3 15;2628;3126-27

Pay equity program - crown corporations; Newfoundland Hydro

Baker 278-79; Harris 277-79Pay equity program; Labour Bill (Bill 16)

Baker 382; Dicks 351-52;382-83; Harris352;382;986-$7; Simms 351; Verge 33-34;159-60;772; Wells (Premier) 33-34; 159-60;772-73;987

Payroll tax - Budget figuresKitchen 677;707; Windsor 677;707

Penitentiary - death of inmate; education program;medical system

Dicks 1284-85; Verge 1284-85Penitentiary - investigation

Gover 3047-48; Warren, G. 3047-48Pension plan - redundancy pension

Kitchen 1882-83; Simms 1882-83Piper Aircraft Corporation - relocation to Canada

Furey 3194; Simms 3194-96; Wells (Premier) 3195-96

Placentia Cottage HospitalDecker 345-46;674;703;1399-1400; Hearn 345-46; 1399-1400; Power 673-74;703

Polar bear hunting - issuing of licensesKelland 921-22; Warren, G. 921-22

Police commission be set upVerge 2759; Wells (Premier) 461-63;2759;Windsor 461-62

Pollution control regulations on pulp and papermills; cost to Kruger and Abitibi-Price

Aylward, R. 3129; Right 3129; Harris 3095;Wells (Premier) 3095

Post-secondary educationBaker 35-36; Han-is 1217-18; Heam 64; Rideout876-77; Simms 805;879; Warren, P. 64;806;876-78;880;1217-18; Winsor 35-36

Property rights protection in Charter of Rights -

Premier’s statement to Provincial ConstitutionalCommittee

Dicks 2241-42; Harris 2241Public Accounts Committee - investigation into theawarding of contracts of hospital clinics

Aylward, R. 2760; Wells (Premier) 2760Public relations group

Aylward, R. 1546-48; Baker 1546; Doyle 1548-49;Simms 1545-46; Wells (Premier) 1545-50

Public service - layoff announced in BudgetBaker 157-58;500-01;635; Kitchen 234-36;499-500$43; Matthews 843; Rideout 234-36; Simms237; Wells (Premier) 237-38; Windsor 157-58;499-501; Woodford 635

Public service - layoff of security in Grand BankGilbert 2004; Matthews 2004-05; Wells (Premier)2005

Public service - layoffs to dateBaker 679; Matthews 679

Public service - management personnel - moraleAylward, R. 2660-61; Baker 2660-61

Public service - number of positions eliminatedSimms 2411-12; Wells (Premier) 2411-13

Public Service Commission - allegations; investigationAylward, R. 1924-26;2144-45; Baker 1 lOO;2 144-46; Doyle 1171-72; Efford 109$-99;1136; Gilbert1324; Harris 1098-99;1324; Hodder 151$; Rideout1099-1100; Simms 1135-37; Wells (Premier)1137; 1 171-72;1324;1518; 1925-26

Public service downsizing - meeting with unionsBaker 32-33; Simms 32-33

Public service layoffs - early retirement programs;redundancy pensions

Baker 804-05; Matthews $04; Simms 769; Wells(Premier) 769

Public Service pensioners - indexing of pensionsBaker 2$93-95;3013-14; Kitchen 2585; Parsons3013-14; Simms 2585;2893-95; Wells (Premier)2893

Public service, executive level - entertainment allowance

Baker 3046; Doyle 3046Public service, executive level - positions terminated

Baker 103; Simms 103; Wells (Premier) 103-04Public tendering - contracts - local preference policy

Aylward, R. 1883-84; Gilbert 1884Public Tender Act Exceptions - tabling

Aylward, R. 68-69; Gilbert 68-69Recreation program - capital grants

Gullage 384-85; Winsor 384-85Recreational facilities - Fogo Island

Gullage 3161-62; Winsor 3161-62Recycling programs - government initiatives

Kelland 105;316; Parsons 104;316Regional Services Boards legislation - requests fromFederation of Municipalities

Gullage 18$5;2485-$6; Tobin 9$9-90;18$5; Wells(Premier) 989-90; Woodford 2485-86

Respite care workers, Social Services Department -

layoffEfford 348-49;459-61; Hodder 348;459-60

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HANS ARD SUBJECT INDEX

Roberts, Edward, law firm - list of governmentwork; salary

Aylward, R. 2513-14; Baker 2513-14; Simms 2824-

25; Wells (Premier) 2824-25Robin Hood Bay dump site

Gullage 710;1328;1369; Harris 1369;1666; Hewlett709-10; Kelland 1666; Parsons 1327-28; Wells(Premier) 1327

Round Table on the Environment and the Economy -

meetings heldKelland 316; Parsons 316

Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - negotiations toavert layoffs

Dicks 675; Simms 675Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - policing

Aylward, R. 808-09; Dicks 80$-10;845; Verge 845Rural communities - Premier’s position

Rideout 191-92; Wells (Premier) 191-92Salary supplement as Leader of the Opposition


Salmon fishery - commercial and recreational - hookand release program

Carter 2936-37;3128-29;3201; Furey 3202; Matthews 3201-02; Wmsor 293&37;3128-29

Salmon management planCarter MO; Winsor MO

Sawmill wood operation - Lake Melville areaRight 991; Warren, G. 991

School board policy with respect to sick leave for students

Harris 2694; Warren, P. 2694-95School boards - layoff of support staff

Heam 742-43;1216-17; Simms $06-07;$80; Warren, P. 74243;$06-07;881;1216-17

School bus systemGilbert 956; Heam 1249-50; Warren, 0. 956; Warren, P. 1249-50; Wells (Premier) 956

School milk program - task force report; retail salestax on milk

Right 737; Kitchen 738; Winsor 737-38School tax authorities - status

Heam 2416-17;2659; Warren, P. 2417;2659-60Sealing industry - population

Carter 1286; Matthews 1285Snow clearing on Burin Peninsula Highway

Baker 2452-53; Tobin 2452Social assistance - change in policy regarding maintenance and child support

Hogan 2973; Verge 2973Social Assistance Appeal Board

Baker 103O-32;1O34;1213-15;21 11-12;2146; Efford1027-28;1063-M;1097-98;1211-12; Harris1034;1175-76;2112; Nodder 1211-12;1281-82;2111-

12; Rideout 1029-31;1061-62;1215-16; Simms 1212-

14; Verge 1138-40; Wells (Premier) 1029-3O;1O61-62;1138-40;1175-76;121S-16;1281-$3;2112-13; Winsor 1027-28;1062-64; 1097-98;2146

Social assistance applicants - release of medicalrecords

Efford 1849-SO; Nodder 1849-50Social assistance increase announced in the Budget

Efford 163; Harris 163; Kitchen 163Social assistance program to single parents pursuingeducation

Baker 2075-76; Verge 2075-76; Wells (Premier)2076

Social assistance recipients - changes in transportation services

Efford 1667-69;2003-04; Heam 2003-04; Winsor1667-68

Social assistance recipients - special fundingHogan 2377-78; Windsor 2377-78

Social services - increase in caseloadHeam 2378-79; Hewlett 3126; Hodder 2375;Hogan 2375;237$-79;3 126

Social Services Department, Goose Bay - conflictregarding a foster child

Nodder 25S6;2624-25; Hogan 2556;2624-25St. Anthony hospital - bed closures

Power 275-76; Wells (Premier) 275-76St. John’s Fire Department

Gullage 1066;2149-50; Parsons 1066;2149-5OSt. John’s Fire Department - transfer to city - operations costs

Simins 2691; Wells (Premier) 2691St. Lawrence Fluorspar Mine - future

Gibbons 736-37;1327; Matthews 736-37;1327St. Lawrence miners - benefits to families - publichearings

Cowan 1665; Doyle 1665-66; Wells (Premier)1665-66

Student assistants - mediator appointedBaker 2453-54; Grimes 2453; Heam 2453

Student employment programAylward, R. 637-38; Cowan 637-38

Swine breeding station on west coast - Hulan taskforce recommendations

Right 2343-444; Verge 2343-44; Wells (Premier)2344

Tax proposals - RST/GST; changesBaker 2235-36; Kitchen 2447-48;25S$;3052-53;Sunms 2203;2235-36;2339-41; Wells (Premier)2204;2340-41; Windsor 2447-48;2558;3052-53

Trans-Labrador Highway - road from Wabush tothe Ossok

Gilbert 740; Snow, A. 740Transfer payments

Kitchen 159; Windsor 15$

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Transition Houses - government fundingVerge 1032; Wells (Premier) 1032

Transportation of prisoners on aircraftDicks 1923-24; Warren, G. 1887;1923-24; Wells(Premier) 1887

Trepassey - fish processing licence; building ownedby Enterprise Newfoundland

Caner 2147; Furey 2147-48; Heam 2146-48Trepassey fish plant - government initiatives

Beam 707-08; Wells (Premier) 707-09Unemployment insurance benefits for fishermen -

delay in processingEfford 2697-98; Grimes 2697-98

Unemployment insurance benefits for fishermen - exphy date

Cowan 1803-04; Matthews 1803-04Unemployment rate

Cowan 1735-37; Doyle 950-52;1735-36; Power1733-35; Rideout 2106; Sirnms 1732-33; Wells(Premier) 951-52; 1732-35;2106

Uranium mine between Maldcovilc and Postville -

clean-upFlight 2518-19; Warren, G. 2518-19

Vehicle licences - increaseAylward, R. 562; Gilbert 562

Vehicle wrecks - government policyKelland 1283-84; Parsons 1283-84

Victims of crime - programDicks 957-58; Verge 957-58

Violence against women - government’s positionVerge 3046-47; Wells (Premier) 304647

Wabusli and Labrador City mining operation -

layoffs; futureBaker 2239; Grimes 2238; Snow, A. 2238-39;2307-08; Wells (Premier) 2307-08

Wabush Mines - statusGibbons 1623; Snow, A. 1623

Waste disposal siteGullage 3094; Parsons 3094

Waste disposal Site for Trepassey - proposalParsons 1442; Wells (Premier) 1442

Waste management study - cost-sharingGullage 1850-51; Parsons 1850-51

Weight Loss Control Clinics - Federal task forcereport

Decker 1250-51; Harris 1250-51Western Memorial Hospital - acute care and inpatient services

Decker 421;672-73;1400-02; Verge 421;672-73; 1400-01

Winterland airstrip - upgradingBaker 2380; Tobin 2380

Wood shipment from Goose Bay to Stephenville mill- copy of agreement

Flight 2756-57; Woodford 2756-57Workers’ Compensation Board - response to claims

Grimes 3200-01; Winsor 3200Workers’ Compensation Review Committee - medical treatment for injured workers

Grimes 2519; Winsor 2519Workers’ Compensation Review Committee -

minority report - benefits to injured workers; changes in the operation of the Board

Grimes 2344;2373-75;2974; Harris 2344-45; Wells(Premier) 2345; Winsor 2373-74;2974

ORDERS of the Day be readBaker 685

Carried 687

ORGANIZATIONS - fundingConsumer Organization for Disabled; Associationfor Community Living

Hodder 3091-93; Hogan 3092; Wells (Premier)3093

OUT-migration statisticsRideout 3 79-80; Wells (Premier) 379-81

OUTER Ring RoadStatus

Baker 2628;3126-27; Gilbert 315; Parsons315;262$;3126-27

PARLIAMENTARY groupsRecognition to reply to Ministerial Statements

Simms 27Ruling

Mr. Speaker 28;46

PAY equity programCrown corporations - Newfoundland Hydro

Baker 278-79; Harris 277-79Government’s position

Verge 159-60; Wells (Premier) 159-60Implementation

Verge 33-34; Wells (Premier) 33-34Labour Bill - amendment to legislation

986-87Rollback - discrimination under Charter of Rightsand Freedoms; Bill 16 - Labour Bill

Baker 382; Cowan 379; Dicks 351-52;382-83; Harris 352;382; Simms 351;379; Verge 772; Wells(Premier) 772-73

PAYROLL taxKitchen 3052; Windsor 3052

Answer to questionKitchen 744

Budget figuresKitchen 677;707;798-99; Windsor 677;707;797-98

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PENITENTIARYDeath of inmate - public inquiry

Dicks 1284; Verge 1284Education program; medical system

Dicks 1285; Verge 1284-85Investigation

Gover 3047-48; Warren, G. 3047-48

PENSION plansRedundancy pensions

Kitchen 1882-83; Simms 1882-83Redundancy pensions (Answer to question)

Kitchen 1961

PERRY, Randy, resignation from the Press GalleryBaker 2141; Han-is 2142; Simms 2142

PETITIONSAmalgamation of Mount Pearl and St. John’s

Windsor 1669; 1672; 1675Beau Bois - road upgraded and paved

Tobin 506Denominational education system

Hewlett 2941Dump truck owner/operators requesting certification

under Labour Relations ActAylward, R. 2154; Doyle 2114

Education - cutbacksAylward, R. 39; Gover 520; Harris 357;1372;Simms 41;73; Tobin 106;164;199;2$1;466;565;Verge 43; Windsor 56$; Woodford 75

Forestry - woodcutting on Bonavista PeninsulaGover 203

Goulds - proposed amalgamationAylward, R. 1891

Group home closures; Gander group homeWinsor 681

Harry’s Harbour-Jackson’s Cove area roadHewlett 1369

Health care - reduction in servicesHarris 962;1328; Matthews 1038; Warren, G. 1036

Health care along the Labrador coastWarren, G. 2705

Health care in Labrador WestSnow, A. $48;1293;1403;1594;2083

lodge’s Cove - road improvementsBarrett 3204

Impaired driving legislationKelland 2796

Long Island feny serviceHewlett 106$; 1221; 1405

Mall Bay in District of St. Mazy’s-The Capes - roadupgrading

learn 2158Marine Atlantic - increase in freight rates toLabrador

Dumaresque 1889Marine Institute take over by Memorial University

learn 2211Marystown Shipyard - new initiatives

Matthews 1488; Tobin 1481Memorial University Extension Services - reinstatement

Doyle 1147; Greening 680; Harris M3;$53; 1144;117$;1290; Heam $55;8$7;925;1105; Tobin959;1518; Verge 563;603;641;710;718;744;81 1;Warren, G. $50; Woodford $58

Mount Pearl Fire DepartmentWindsor 2520;2523;2526

Municipal grant structure - Pilley’s IslandHewlett 1375

Newfoundland Power’s request for increase inelectricity rates

Murphy 3059; Noel 3053; Walsh 3055Old and New Bonaventure - road conditions

Harris 1072; Oldford 1070Old Perlican Hospital - budget cutbacks

Snow, L. 510Piccadilly - flooding problem

Hodder 1334Placentia Cottage Hospital - downgrading

Hogan 353Port aux Basques community college - protesting cutbacks

Hewlett 746Port aux Basques hospital - cutbacks

Ramsay 386Post-secondaiy education - cutbacks; Cabot Institute

Aylward, R. 683; Harris 284; learn 70;529;606;Hewlett 463; Parsons 994; Power 713; Snow, A.715

Post-secondary education - Eastern Community Col

lege in BurinMatthews 524; Tobin 516

School bus safety in Happy Valley-Goose BayWarren, G. 1252

School tax - tax reformlearn 2976

Seal Cove bridge - repairsDoyle 2158

Smoking areas be designated in Confederation Building

Simms 1961Social assistance policy regarding single parents pursuing post-secondary education

Verge 20$ 1;2159South East Bight - road connection to Burn Peninsula Highway

Tobin 1286

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Swine breeding station at Pynn’s Brook on the westcoast be reinstated

Verge 2214Town of Mount Moriah - amalgamation

Simms 2699-2701Town of St. Phillips regarding amalgamation (ruledout of order)

Walsh 1975Town of Wedgewood Park regarding amalgamation

Parsons 1857Trans-Labrador Highway, road from Churchill Fallsto Goose Bay

Snow, A. 885;211$Westport water system

Rideout 1597Winter Brook - road be upgraded and paved

Greening 2157

PETROLEUM - exploration and developmentCall for Postings

Gibbons 2105; Hewlett 2105Request for Bids for permits

Gibbons 3016; Snow, A. 3016

PICCADILLYFlooding problem

Hodder 1334; Tobin 1335

PIPER Aircraft CorporationRelocation to Canada - proposal from Province

Furey 3194; Simms 3 194-96; Wells (Premier) 3 195-96

PIPPY Park CommissionAnnual report tabled

Gilbert 386

PLACENTIA Cottage HospitalSee I{EALTH care

POINT of privilegeNotice

Harris 630

POLAR bear huntingIssuing of licenses

Kelland 921-22; Warren, G. 921-22Season opened in Labrador

Kelland 1135; Parsons 1135

POLICE commissionAnswer to question

Wells (Premier) 2863Be established

Verge 2759; Wells (Premier) 461-63;2759;Windsor 461-62

POLLUTION control regulationsCost to Kruger and Abitibi-Price

Aylward, R. 3129; Eight 3129New federal regulations regarding pulp and papermills

Harris 3095; Wells (Premier) 3095

POOLED Pension FundFinancial statements tabled

Kitchen 2454

PORT aux Basques community collegeSee POST-secondary education

PORT aux Basques hospitalSee hEALTH care

POST-secondary education1991 Budget

Baker 35-36; Winsor 35-36Cabot Institute - cutbacks

Aylward, R. 683; Baker 685; Harris 284;714;Heam 684; Hewlett 463; Kitchen 717; Matthews464; Parsons 994; Power 284;713; Snow, A. 715;Warren, P. 286;465;715;996; Winsor 716;995

Cabot Institute - discontinuance of seven programsHeam 878-79; Warren, P. 878-79

Cabot Institute and Avalon Community College -

cutbacks due to restructuringHarris 1217-18; Warren, P. 1217-18

Cancellation of coursesHeam 64; Warren, P. 64

CutbacksAylward, R. 607; Baker 609; Harris 518; Heam70;529;606; Ramsay 530; Rideout 71; Verge 532;Warren, P. 72;5 19

Eastem Community College in Burin - cutbacksHarris 518; Matthews 524; Tobin 516;526; Warren, P. 519;529

Number of layoffsSinims $05;879; Warren, P. 806;880

Operating grants for community colleges and institutions

Means 595-96; Warren, P. 595-96Port aux Basques community college - protesting cutbacks

Heam 747; Hewlett 746; Warren, P. 747Pre-vocational school program - elimination

Rideout 876-77; Warren, P. 876-78

PRE-COMMITMENT of fundsTabled

Kitchen 241;2210;2419;2454

PREMIER’S OfficeList of trips taken by Premier and staff from 1990-91 (W.Q. #25)

Wells (Premier) 993Salaries

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Salaries (Answer to question)188$

PRESIDENT of Treasury BoardNumber of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #26)

Baker 1105

PRIVATE sector - wage IncreasesContracted services in hospitals

Baker 636-37; Decker 636; Power 636-37

PRIVILEGES and Elections CommitteeReport respecting the broadcasting of House of Assembly proceedings

Dumaresque 679

PRIVILEGES, as a member, being abusedDecker 1477

PROPERTY rights protectionPremier’s statement to Provincial ConstitutionalCommittee

Dicks 2241-42; Harris 2241

PROROGATION of the 3rd Session of the 41st GeneralAssembly by Hon. Frederick W. Russell, Lieutenant-Governor

3240-41

PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status ofWomenAnnual report tabled

Baker 506

PROVINCIAL Court Act (Bill 2)Notice of motion


Dicks 1746;1761-64; Doyle 1753-55; Harris 1757-61; Hewlett 1755-57; Snow, A. 1750-53; Verge1746-50

Committee of the Whole AssemblyDicks 2127-29; Simms 2129; Verge 212$

Third reading 2198

PROVINCIAL Government buildings - smoke freeBaker 670; Simrns 670-7 1

PenaltyBaker 676; Warren, G. 676

PROVINCIAL parksChanges

Kelland 270; Warren, G. 271New regulations for control of off-road vehicles andfirearms


PUBLIC Accounts CommitteeInvestigate the awarding of contracts of three hospital clinics


PUBLIC accounts of the ProvinceTabled

PUBLIC relations groupAylward, R. 1546-48; Doyle 1548-49; Simms 1545-46; Wells (Premier) 1545-50

Salary detailsBaker 1546; Simms 1546

PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16)Notice of motion


Aylward, R. 720-25;796;813-24; Bk. 24A, p. 23-26; Baker 359-65; Bk. hA, p. 13-15; Doyle Bk.24A, p. 11-14; Dumaresque 794; Efford 834-37;Grimes 863-67; Harris Bk. hA, p. 15-18; Bk.24A, p. 8-11; Heai-n Bk. hA, p. 23-28; HewlettBk. hA, p. 28-30; Matthews 776-82;867-71; Murphy Bk. 24A, p. 17-21; Parsons Bk. 24A, p. 1-4;Power Bk. hA, p. 7-13; Bk. 24A, p. 15-17; Reid825-28; Rideout Bk. 24A, p. 32-35; Simms 365-77; Bk. hA, p. 1-7; Snow, A. 730-34; Bk. 24A,

p. 4-8; Verge 725-30;860-63; Warren, G. 788-94;871-75; Bk. 24A, p. 1; Windsor 782-88; WinsorBk. hA, p. 18-23; 824;828-34; Bk. 24A, p. 29-32;Woodford Bk. hA, p. 30-35; Bk. 24A, p. 26-29

Committee of the Whole AssemblyAylward, R. Bk. 25A, p. 9-12; Bk. 27A, p. 1-3;9-12; 1006-10; Baker 894-95; Bk. 25A, p. 7-9; Bk.27A, p. 33-35; 1013-23; Efford 906-09; Furey Bk.25A, p. 26-29; Harris 903-06; Bk. 25A, p. 4-6;23-25;29-30; 975-77; 1016-21; 1023-25; Kitchen 901-02;Murphy Bk. 25A, p. 33-34; Parsons Bk. 25A, p.30-33; 977-79; Bk. 27A, p. 30-33; Power Bk. 27A,

p. 6-9; Ramsay Bk. 25A, p. 14-17;21-23; Rideout909-12; Bk. 25A, p. 1-4; Bk. 27A, p. 18-22; 998-1002;1014-16; Simms $90-93;895-901;903;966-6$;971-73;1010-22; Snow, A. Bk. 27A, p. 25-27;Tobin 973-75; Bk. 27A, p. 22-25; Verge Bk. 27A,

p. 3-5; 1002-06;1019; Warren, G. Bk. 27A, p. 27-30; Wells (Premier) 968-70; Windsor Bk. 27A, p.13-15; Winsor Bk. 25A, p. 17-20; Bk. 27A, p. 15-18; Woodford Bk. 25A, p. 12-14

Third readingAylward, R. 1053-57; Baker 1051-52; Doyle 1083-88; Furey 1079-83; Murphy 1088-89; Parsons1075-79; Rideout 1057-59; Simrns 1040-51; Snow,A. 1090-93

1367-68‘‘1D CJ, —J -LJ i-c

Kitchen 105

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PUBLIC serviceDownsizing - meeting with unions

Baker 32-33; Simms 32-33Executive level - changes

Simms 417; Wells (Premier) 416Executive level - positions terminated

Baker 103; Simms 103; Wells (Premier) 103-04further layoffs

1396Grand Bank court house - layoff of employees

Gilbert 2004; Matthews 2004-05; Wells (Premier)2005

Layoffs - alternatives; rescind noticesBaker 236-37;303-04; Simms 236-37;303; Wells(Premier) 237-38

Layoffs - early retirement programs; redundancy pensions

Baker 804-05; Matthews 804; Simms 769-70;Wells (Premier) 769-70

Layoffs - projections for 1992-93Baker 558; Windsor 558

Layoffs - salary savings (Answer to question)Baker 279

Layoffs announced in Budget; salary savingsBaker 157-58;500-01;635; Kitchen 234-36;499-500;843; Matthews 843; Rideout 234-36; Windsor157-58;499-501; Woodford 635

Layoffs to dateBaker 679; Matthews 679

Management personnel - moraleAylward, R. 2660-61; Baker 2660-61

Number of positions eliminatedSinmis 2411-12; Wells (Premier) 2411-13

PUBLIC Service - executive levelEntertainment allowance

Baker 3046; Doyle 3046

PUBLIC Service CommissionAllegation of impropriety regarding a job competition

Baker 1100; Efford 1098-99;1136; Harris 1098-99;Rideout 1099-1100; Simms 1135-37; Wells(Premier) 1137

Annual report tabledBaker 2629

Commission’s report into the allegations, releasedWells (Premier) 2034

Inquiry to examine the allegationsDoyle 1171-72; Wells (Premier) 1171-72

Reports findings into actions of Assistant DeputyMinister of Social Services

Aylward, R. 2144-45; Baker 2144-46Sheriff’s Office - job competition


Update on investigationAylward, R. 1924-26; Gilbert 1324; Harris 1324;Hodder 1518; Wells (Premier) 1324; 1518; 1925-26

PUBLIC service pensionersIncrease

Baker 2893-95;3013-14; Parsons 3(113-14; Simms2893-95; Wells (Premier) 2893

Indexing of pensionsKitchen 2585; Simms 2585

PUBLIC Service Pensions Act (Bill 6)Notice of motion


Aylward, R. 1719-30; Harris 1730-31;1740-44;Kitchen 1717-19;1745

Committee of the Whole AssemblyBaker 2094;2097-9$

Third reading 219$

PUBLIC tenderingLocal preference policy on contracts

Aylward, R. 1883-84; Gilbert 1884Local preference, awarding of contract for report ofHughes Commission (Answer to question)

Gilbert 1926Tender for Arts and Culture Centres

2042-43

PUBLIC Tender ActExceptions tabled

Baker 2380;2419;2862; Gilbert 38;385-86;1252;1852Provisions relating to the tabling of Tender Act exceptions

Aylward, R. 68-69; Gilbert 68-69

PUBLIC Utilities BoardAnnual report regarding the Automobile InsuranceAct tabled

Dicks 2080;2380

QUEEN’S Counsel Act (Bill 21)Notice of motion

Dicks $85First reading 997Second reading

Baker 2460-61;2467-68; Dicks 2465-66; Matthews2461-63; Parsons 2466-67; Tobin 2463-65


QUESTION PeriodAnswers to questions by ministers

Simms 917;922Recognition of government backbenchers

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Efford 2210

QUESTIONS (Written)Department of Finance annual report - cost of printing and distribution (W.Q. #4)

Kitchen 353Economic Recovery Commission and EnterpriseNewfoundland and Labrador - list of expenses(W.Q. #32)

Furey 1853-55Established Programs Financing - elimination (W.Q.#35)

Kitchen 1974Executive dining room - Cost (W.Q. #36)

Wells (Premier) 2045Grand Falls-Windsor - $1.25 million for capitalworks

Gullage 884Highway projects - list of contracts extended beyondthe accepted price (W.Q. #2)

Gilbert 744Highway projects approved since March of 1990(W.Q. #1)

Gilbert 744Hospital bed closures (W.Q. #15)

Decker 2044Lower Churchill development - fmancial support(W.Q. #6)

Gibbons 506Lower Churchill development - proposal to FederalGovernment (W.Q. #14)

Gibbons 2153Lower Churchill development - transmission line(W.Q. #5)

Gibbons 506Minister of Development - trips taken from Apr.1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #22)

Furey 1812Minister of Education - number of trips taken fromApr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #16)

Warren, P. 1443Minister of Employment and Labour Relations -

number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91(W.Q. #28)

Cowan 1178Minister of Environment and Lands - trips takenfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #18)

Kelland 848Minister of Finance - number of trips taken fromApr. 1/ 90 to Mar. 31/91

Kitchen 1143Minister of Fisheries - number of nips taken fromApr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #27)

Carter 1811

Minister of Forestry and Agriculture - number ofnips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q.#23)

Flight 1811Minister of Health - number of nips taken

Decker 1740Minister of Justice - nips taken from Apr. 1/90 toMar. 31/91 (W.Q. #30)

Dicks 1857Minister of Mines and Energy - number of tripstaken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #21)

Gibbons 117$Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs - nipstaken by Minister between 1990 and 1991 (W.Q.#19)

Gullage 1855Minister of Social Services - number of trips takenfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91

Efford 1221Minister of Works, Services and Transportation -

number of nips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91(WQ. #20)

Gilbert 1328Number of nips taken by Premier from April 1/90to March 31/91 (W.Q. #25)

Wells (Premier) 993President of Treasury Board - number of trips takenfrom Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #26)

Baker 1105Respite care workers in Department of Social Services - layoff (W.Q. #3)

Efford 19$

QUESTIONS relating to internal economyPoint of order

Efford 2242Ruling 2243

RAISING of Supply (Committee of Whole on Waysand Means for Budget)Notice of motion

Kitchen 38

REASONED amendment - second reading of LabourBill (Bill 16)

Aylward, R. 81$Defeated Bk. 24A, p. 35

RECIPROCAL Taxation Agreement Act (Bill 8)Notice of motion

Kitchen 3$First reading 93Second reading

Kitchen 2230-32; Windsor 2231Committee of the Whole Assembly 2246Third reading 2312

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Royal Assent 2332

RECREATION Capital Grants ProgramJoint agreement to fund gymnasiums for Makkovilcand Mount Cannel schools

Gullage 2620, Woodford 2621

RECREATION programCapital grants

Guflage 364-85;451-52; Winsor 384-85;450-51

RECREATIONAL facilitiesFogo Island

Gullage 3161-6Z Winsor 3161-62

RECYCLING programGovernment initiatives

Kelland 105;316; Parsons 104;316

REGIONAL Services Boards legislationGullage 1$$5-86;2485-86;2542; Tobin 1885; Wood-ford 2485-86;2541

Answer to questionWells (Premier) 993

Request from Federation of MunicipalitiesTobin 989-90; Wells (Premier) 989-90

REID, James, condolences to family upon deathHarris 2930; Simms 2930; Wells (Premier) 2930

REPORTS TabledAccounts of Crown Corporations, Boards andAuthorities

Kitchen 106Auditor General’s Report for year ended March31/90

Kitchen 106Canada Games Park Commission report

Gullage 2080Constitutional Joint Committee - copy of submissiontabled

Wells (Premier) 958Department of Finance annual report for 1989-90

Kitchen 241Department of Social Services annual report

Efford 386Department of Social Services, Developmental andRehabilitative Division - report

Hogan 2419Departmental Observations on the Auditor General’sReport

Kitchen 106Departmental Salary Details for 1991-92

Baker 1286Farm Development Loan Board annual reports andfinancial statements

Flight 19$;3202Government Services Estimates Committee report

Penney 1852Government Services Legislation Review Committeereport respecting the Labour Relations Act

Murphy 1178Government Services Legislation Review Committeereport respecting the Public Service Pensions Act

Murphy 1811Government Services Legislation Review Committeereport respecting Unifonned Services Pensions Act

Murphy 1852Internal Economy Commission report of activitiesfor 1990

Mr. Speaker 2113Labour Relations Board report for 1990

Cowan 603Liquor Licensing Board annual report

Kitchen 2113Livestock Owners Compensation Board annual report

Flight 3202Loan guarantees - list

Kitchen 352Medical Care Commission annual report

Decker 679Mineral Licenses and Mining Leases report

Gibbons 1594Newfoundland and Labrador Computer ServicesLimited annual report

Baker 506Newfoundland Crop Insurance annual report

Flight 3202Newfoundland Gazette editions

Dicks 1369Newfoundland Hydro report

Gibbons 1369Offshore Development Fund - report of activities

Gibbons 1177Pippy Park Commission annual report

Gilbert 386Pooled pension fund fmancial statements

Kitchen 2454Pre-commitments

Kitchen 241;2210;2419;2454Privileges and Elections Committee report respectingthe broadcasting of House of Assembly proceedings

Dumaresque 679Provincial Advisoiy Council on the Status ofWomen annual report

Baker 506Public accounts of the Province

Kitchen 105Public Service Commission annual report

Baker 2629Public Service Commission report into allegations ofimproper conduct

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Wells (Premier) 2034Public Tender Act Exceptions

Baker 23$0;2419;2862; Gilbert 3$;385-86; 1252; 1852Public Utilities Board report regarding theAutomobile Insurance Act

Dicks 2080;2380Resource Estimates Committee report

Walsh 1888Social Legislation Review Committee report respecting Provincial Court Act, Jurors Act and EvidenceAct

Reid 2113Social Services Estimates Committee report

Murphy 1852Standing Committee on Rules and Procedures report

Walsh 1252Temporary loans raised - list

Kitchen 352Warrants

Kitchen 241;385;2211Worker’s Compensation Board annual report

Cowan 1035Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal annualreport

Cowan 1481Workers’ Compensation Statutory Review Committee report

Grimes 2339

RESIGNATION of Minister of Social ServicesRideout 2034; Wells (Premier) 2034

RESOLUTION on amalgamation - point of orderMotion be divided for vote

Baker 1779; 1896-98; Simrns 1778-79; 1895-97Ruling

Mr. Speaker 1918

RESOLUTION on fishery be divided for votePoint of order

Baker 3018; Matthews 3017Ruling - two votes on motion

Mr. Speaker 3018

RESOLUTIONSAboriginal person’s election to the Legislature

2589;283 1-54Amalgamation - Northeast Avalon Region

1777;1894-17;1927-52; Bk. 53A, p. 1-35; 1978-98;2008-32

Anniversary of the Viking landing at L’anse-auMeadows - change the name of the Province

2162-65Budget debate

167-89;206-29;2170-89Commercial salmon fishery in Labrador

2045Economic development

37; 108-35Election of women to House of Assembly

3164Fishery - groundfish development program for 1991

38-39;60;77-92Fishery joint management proposalsprovincial governments

2940;301$-44Foreign fishing - 200-mile limit

2454;2487-2509Freight rates to Labrador - increasetic

352927-48Gasoline Tax

150; 1224-43; 1296-1309; 133 7-56; 1377-84Health care - hospital closures

353;390-415Impaired driving - education

2975-76Income support program be created between bothgovernments

2243;2282-2301Interim Supply

38;426-48; Bk. 13A, p. 1-36; 469-93; 534-53; Bk.15A, p. 1-36; 573-94; Bk. 16A, p. 1-35; 609-30;Bk. 17A, p. 1-38; 646-59; Bk. 18A, p. 1-35; 692-700

Job creation program be introduced1739; 18 14-35

Loan Act1286;2130-36

Loan and Guarantee Act848;1184-1207

Local Authority Guarantee Act84$;1150-6Z 118 1-84

Medicare program1960;2662-89

Memorial University Extension Services closure1035;1 108-34

Mining industry - payroll tax revenues2312;2347-71

Municipalities - reduction in funding1369; 1444-68

Raising of Supply (Committee of Whole on Waysand Means for Budget)

38Six months hoist - amendment during second readingof labour bill

377;796Six months hoist - amendment during third readingof labour bill

1059

by federal and

by Marine Atlan

40


Supplementary Supply38;287-300;3 17-43

Supplementary Supply, No. 22153

Supplementary Supply, No. 32211;2247-68;2313-31;2381-2403; Bk. 66A, p. 1-39; 2419-40

Supply Act2189-90

Tobacco Tax150; 1408-31; 1491-92

Transportation services - federal cost recoveryproposals

164;243-67Unemployment insurance benefits extension forLabrador fishermen

1481; 1633-58Winter fishery on the southwest coast

1220; 1257-77Women’s rights - discrimination

68(},747-68

RESOURCE Estimates CommitteeHeads of expenditure


Baker 1256Motion carried

1256Report

Walsh 1888

RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion)Debate

Aylward, R. 2058-61; Rideout 2061-63; Simms2053-58; Walsh 2052-53

Carried 2063

RESPITE care workers, Department of Social ServicesLayoff

Efford 348-49;459-61; Hodder 348;459-60Layoff (W.Q. #3)

Efford 19$

REVISED Statutes Act (Bill 49)Notice of motion


Gover 3147;3149; Harris 314$; Verge 3147-48Committee of the Whole Assembly 3152Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

RISING the Committee - procedureSimms 997

RulingMr. Speaker 997-98; 1256

ROBERTS, EdwardHalley Hunt law firm - government business

Simrns 2824-25; Wells (Premier) 2824-25Law firm - list of government work

Aylward, R. 2513-14; Baker 2513-14Salary as Minister of Justice

Aylward, R. 2514; Baker 2514

StudyGullage 710; Hewlett 709-10

ROUND Table on the Environment and EconomyAppointment status report

Kelland 736; Simrns 736Meetings

Kelland 316; Parsons 316

ROYAL Artillery volunteers, 51st anniversary of thefirst 400 draft

Mr. Speaker 986

ROYAL Newfoundland ConstabularyNew guidelines

Aylward, R. $0$-09;981-82; DicksPolicy respecting firearms

Dicks 845-46; Verge 845Status of negotiations regarding layoffs

Dicks 675; Simrns 675

RULINGS

ROBIN Hood Bay dump siteSeptic waste disposal - June deadline

Gullage 1328;1369; Harris 1369;1666-67; Kelland1503;1666-67; Parsons 1327-28;1502; Wells(Premier) 1327

80$-10;982-83

Amendment by N. Windsor to resolution on amalgamation - in order

Mr. Speaker 1935Amendment by W. Noel to resolution on amalgamation - in order

Mr. Speaker 1987Amendment to Address in Reply - moved in order

Mr. Speaker 94Amendment to resolution regarding aboriginal persons

2846Closure Motion - rules of procedure

Bk. 24A, p. 22Demonstration in gallery

Mr. Speaker 195$Estimates Committee meetings - scheduling of meetings; fifteenth sitting day

Snow, L. 1843-44Gallery to be cleared

41


RURAL communitiesPremier’s position

Rideout 191-92; Wells (Premier) 191-92

SALMON fisherySee FISHERY

SALMON fishery in LabradorNotice of motion

Warren, G. 2044-45

SAWMILL Assistance ProgramGovernment support


SAWMILL wood operationLake Melville area

Flight 991; Warren, 0. 991

Mr. Speaker 1256Types of questions asked - point of privilege - confidentially

Mr. Speaker 1509Unparliamentary remark

Mr. Speaker 1659Use of unparliamentary words

Mr. Speaker 2486Wearing of badges or pins that may otherwise beconsidered unparliamentary

Mr. Speaker 1659;1698

SALARY supplement paid to the Premier when he wasLeader of the Opposition


Mr. Speaker 1959;2019Member presenting a petition must sign it

Mr. Speaker 1977Motion to proceed with Orders of the Day - moved

in orderMr. Speaker 687

Parliamentary group - recognition in HouseMr. Speaker 2$;46

Petitions - commentsMr. Speaker 279-$0;572

Points of order and privilege raised during QuestionPeriod

Mr. Speaker 101Points of privilege - procedure

Mr. Speaker 269Presenting of petitions - copy

Mr. Speaker 2704-05Procedure in House for standing when the Houseopens

Mr. Speaker 2202Procedure under 5.0. 23 regarding fishery - not inorder

Mr. Speaker 2865-66Question Period - another minister answering questions

Mr. Speaker 917;1256Question Period - comments

Mr. Speaker 1443;1518;1706;2900Questions on Order Paper

Mr. Speaker 1$13;1853Questions relating to the Internal Economy Commission

Mr. Speaker 2243;2346Reasoned amendment - ruled in order

Mr. Speaker $19Recognition of government backbenchers duringQuestion Period

Mr. Speaker 2210Resolution on amalgamation be divided for vote

Mr. Speaker 1918Resolution on fishery be divided for vote

Mr. Speaker 3018Rising of Committee to report progress - procedure

Mr. Speaker 997-98;1256Sub judice convention - discussion on cases beforecourts

Mr. Speaker 2709Supplementary questions

Mr. Speaker 1739Third reading debate

Mr. Speaker 1043Threatening remarks made inside the House

Mr. Speaker 1509Transferring of answers to oral questions

SCHOOL boardsLayoff of support staff

Heam 742-43; 1216-17; 1310; Simms 806-07;880;Warren, P. 742-43;$06-07;$81;1216-17;1311

Policy with respect to sick leave for studentsHarris 2694 Warren, P. 2694-95

Sick leave policy - answer to questionWarren, P. 2699

SCHOOL bus systemBus inspections; firing of bus drivers from HappyValley-Goose Bay

Gilbert 956; Warren, G. 956; Wells (Premier) 956Bus safety in Happy Valley-Goose Bay

Gilbert 1254; Heam 1253; Warren, G. 1252School bus operation - Happy Valley-Goose Bay(Answer to question)

Wells (Premier) 993School bus safety - answer to question

Gilbert 1220Small bus operators

Hearn 1249-50;1312; Warren, P. 1249-50;1313

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SCHOOL for the DeafSee EDUCATION

School milk programRetail sales tax on milk

Kitchen 738; Winsor 738Task force report

Right 737; Winsor 737

SCHOOL Tax AuthoritiesElimination as of June 30, 1992

30$7Public hearings before decision on tax reform

Heam 2976; Parsons 2978; Warren, P. 2979-80Status

Baker 2713-14; Heam 241&17;2659;2712-13; Warren, P. 2417;2659-60

SCHOOLS Act (Bill 31)Notice of motion

Warren, P. 1594First reading 167$Second reading

Aylward, K. 2124; Heam 2124-26; Hodder 2122-24; Verge 2121; Warren, P. 2121;2126

Committee of the Whole AssemblyHarris 2193; Verge 2191-92; Warren, P. 2192-93

Third reading 2198

SEAL CoveRepairs to bridge

Doyle 2158

SECURITY Interest Registration Act (Bill 59)Notice of motion

Gover 2940First reading 3061Second reading

Gover 3189; Harris 3189Committee of the Whole Assembly 3208-09Third reading 3236Royal Assent 323$

SELECT Committee be appointed to draft an Addressin Reply to the Speech from the ThroneMembers of committee named 24

SHERIFF’S Act (Bill 27)Notice of motion


Gover 3118-20; Harris 3120; Verge 3119-20Committee of the Whole Assembly

Gover 3146-47Royal Assent 3237

SIMMS, Leonard, congratulations on being selected asLeader of the PC Party


SIX months hoist - amendment to Amalgamation Act(Bill 50)

Tobin 2746Amendment defeated 2913

SIX months hoist - amendment to Labour Bill (No. 16)Second reading

Simms 377Third reading

Rideout 1059

SIX months hoist - amendment to Lands Act (Bill 22)Warren, G. 2562

Amendment defeated 2631

SMALL game hunting licence and feesChanges


SMALL, Harold, newly-elected Member for Baie Verte -

White Bay, welcomedSimms 2201; Wells (Premier) 2201

SMOKING areas be designated in Confederation Build-Ing

Aylward, R. 1962; Baker 1963; Hogan 1963;Simms 1961

SOCIAL assistanceChange in policy regarding maintenance and childsupport

Hogan 2973; Verge 2973

SOCIAL Assistance Appeal BoardAnswer to question

Wells (Premier) 1142-43Appointment of boards

Harris 1175-76; Hodder 1281-82; Verge 1138-40;1167; Wells (Premier) 1138-40;1168;1175-76; 128 1-83

Appointment of Chairman, per diemsEfford 1063-64; Winsor 1062-64

Change in guidelinesBaker 1213-15; Simms 1212-14

Correspondence regarding reclassificationEfford 1211-12; Hodder 1211-12

Increase in per diemBaker 1034; Harris 1034

Judicial inquiry to review boardEfford 1097-98; Winsor 1097-98

Meeting with former ChairmanRideout 1215-16; Wells (Premier) 1215-16

Reclassification; retroactive pay; per diems

43


Baker 1030-32; Efford 1027-28; Rideout 1029-31;1061-62; Wells (Premier) 1029-30;1061-62; Winsor 1027-28

Removal of ChairmanBaker 2111-12;2146; Harris 2112; Hodder 2111-12; Wells (Premier) 2112-13; Winsor 2146

SOCIAL assistance applicantsEfford 1849-50; Hodder 1849-50

SOCIAL assistance paymentsIncrease announced in Budget

Efford 163; Harris 163; Kitchen 163

SOCIAL Assistance Program for single parents pursuing post-secondary educationChange in policy

Baker 2075-76;2082; Barrett 2161; Harris 2160;Hodder 2082; Verge 2075-76;2081;2159; Wells(Premier) 2076

Committee formedEfford 152; Hodder 152

SOCIAL assistance recipientsChanges in transportation services

Efford 1667-69;2003-04; Heam 2003-04; Winsor1667-68

Special fundingHogan 2377-78; Windsor 2377-78

SOCIAL Legislation Review CommitteeReport tabled respecting the Provincial Court Act,Jurors Act, and Evidence Act

Reid 2113

SOCIAL servicesIncrease in social assistance caseload

Heam 2378-79; Hewlett 3126; Hodder 2375;Hogan 2375;2378-79;3 126

SOCIAL Services Department, Goose BayConflict regarding a foster child

Hodder 2556;2624-25; Hogan 2556;2624-25

SOCIAL Services Estimates CommitteeHeads of expenditure


Baker 1256Motion carried 1256Report

Murphy 1852

SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (ConcurrenceMotion)Debate

Aylward, K. 2090-92; Harris 2088-90; Heam 2092-94; Reid 2086; Verge 2086-88

Carried 2094

1289

SPEECH from the ThroneRead by Lieutenant-Governor 1-6

SPRAY programDiscontinued for 1991


ST. Anthony hospital

ST. John’s fire Departmentfire fighters be rehired

Gullage 1775;2149-50;Operating deficit layoffs

Gullage 1066; Parsons 1066Transfer to city - operations costs


ST. Lawrence health care clinicHours of operation

Decker 277; Matthews 277

ST. PhillipsAmalgamation issue

Walsh 1975Petition ruled out of order

Mr. Speaker 1978

SOUTH East BightRoad connection to Burn Peninsula Highway

Aylward, R. 1288; Tobin 1286; Wells (Premier)

Bed closuresPower 275-76; Wells (Premier) 275-76

ST. John’s Centennial Foundation Act (Bill 41)Notice of motion


Gullage 2459; Woodford 2459Committee of the Whole Assembly 2474Third reading 2560Royal Assent 3237

Parsons 1775;2149-50

ST. Lawrence - benefits to families of minersPublic hearing process

Cowan 1665; Doyle 1665-66; Wells (Premier)1665-66

ST. Lawrence Fluorspar MineFuture

Gibbons 736-37;1327; Matthews 736-37;1327

STANDING Committee on Rules and ProcedureReport tabled

Walsh 1252

STATUS of Women Advisory Council Act (Bill 35)Notice of motion

Baker 2080

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first reading 2215Second reading

Baker 2457-59; Matthews 2458-59Committee of the Whole Assembly 2474Third reading 2560Royal Assent 3237

STATUTES Amendment Act (Bill 4$)Notice of motion


Gover 3149; Verge 3149Committee of the Whole Assembly 3152Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

STUDENT assistantsStrike

Baker 2453-54; Grimes 2453; Ream 2453

STUDENT employment programfunding

Aylward, R. 637-38;665; Cowan 637-38;665-66

SUB judice conventionMatters before the courts

Matthews 2705-06Ruling 2709

SUPPLEMENTARY SupplyNotice of motion

Kitchen 3$Debate

Baker 340-42; Efford 296-98; Harris 321-22;Kitchen 287;324-26; Matthews 3 17-18; Parsons295-96;31$-21; Rideout 326-30;332-34; Simms 299-300;338-40;342-43; Tobin 290-94;334-36; Warren,G. 336-38; Warren, P. 328;330-32; Windsor 288-90; Woodford 3 22-24


SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act (Bill 17)First reading 343Second reading 343Third reading 343

SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 (Bill 44)First reading 2440Second reading 2440Third reading 2440

SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 2Notice of motion

Kitchen 2153

SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3Notice of motion

Kitchen 2211

DebateAylward, K. 2425-27; Baker 2247-48;2315-16;2329-30; Bk. 66A,p. 9-10; Dumaresque 2398-99; Bk.66A, P. 17-19; Efford 2250-52;2318-20; Bk. 66A,p. 5-7;31-34; 2429-32; Flight 2330-31;2392-94;Furey Bk. 66A, p. 12-15; Grimes 2325-27;2401-03; Bk. 66A, p. 21-24; Gullage 2262-63;2265;2322;Ream 2263-65;23 13-15;2390-92;2400-01; Bk. 66A,p. 29-31;34-36; 2423-25; Matthews 2327-29;2403;Bk. 66A, p. 7-9;24-27; Murphy 2254-56;2383-$5;2388-90;2433-35; Parsons 2256-58; Ramsay2258-60; Bk. 66A, p. 27-29; Simrns 2267-6$;2330;Bk. 66A, p. 1-3;10-12; Snow, A. 2316-18; Tobin2252-54;23$5-87;2394-98; Bk. 66A, p. 3-S;3$-39;2436-40; Warren, 0. 2260-61;2320-22;2427-29;Warren, P. Bk. 66A, p. 37-3 8; Wells (Premier)2422-23; Windsor 2248-50;23$l-$3; Bk. 66A, p.15-17; 2419-22; Winsor 2266-67;2322-25; Bk.66A, p. 19-21; Woodford 2432-33


SUPPLY ActMessage read

Mr. Speaker 2189Resolution carried 2190

SUPPLY Act (Bill 33)First reading 2190Second reading 2190Third reading 2190

SWINE breeding station on west coastHulan task force recommendation; closure

Flight 2343-44;2404-05; Verge 2343-44;2403-04;Wells (Premier) 2344

Station be reinstatedHewlett 2215; Verge 2214

TASK Force on Agri-FoodsFinancial implications report

Aylward, R. 1629-30; 1690;1629-30

Recommendations - closure ofcoast

Flight 314; Woodford 314Recommendations of the report

Aylward, R. 2972; Flight 2972-73Report by Dr. Hulan

Flight 67-68;3 14-15; Woodford 67-68;3 14-15Report released

Aylward, R. 702; Flight 702

TAX proposals - RST/GSTHarmonization

Baker 2235-36; Kitchen 2447-4$;255$; Simms2203;2235-36; Wells (Premier) 2204;2277;Windsor 2277;2447-48;255$

Efford 1691; Flight

swine station on west

45

HANSARD SUBJECT IIDEX

Payroll tax; retail sales taxKitchen 3052-53; Windsor 3052-53

White Paper on tax reformSimms 2339-41; Wells (Premier) 2340-41

TAX reformGovernment’s position elimination of school tax

Kitchen 3086-87; Windsor 3087-88

TEACHERSSee also EDUCATION

Collective agreementBaker 494; Simms 494

Collective agreement - further statementBaker 671; Simms 671

TEACHERS’ Pensions Act (Bill 25)Notice of motion


Baker 2049-50; Kitchen 2045-47; Simms 2047-49;Windsor 2050-51

Committee of the Whole AssemblyKitchen 2127; Simms 2127

Third reading 2198

TEMPORARY loansList tabled

Kitchen 352

THIRD reading debate on Labour Bill (Bill 16)Point of order

Baker 1041Ruling

Mr. Speaker 1043

Threatening remarks made in the HouseSimms 1479

TOBACCO TaxNotice of motion

Kitchen 150Debate

Aylward, K. 1424-25; Baker 140$; Efford 1419-21; Furey 1429-31; Harris 1413-15;1421-24;1427-29; Parsons 1412-13; Simms 1416-19;1431; Snow,A. 1425-27;1491-92; Warren, P. 1411; Windsor140$-il

Carried 1492

TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 14)first reading 1543Second reading 1543Third reading 1543

TRANS City Holdings LimitedContract for health care facilities

See Health care facilities for Burgeo, Port Saundersand St. Lawrence

TRANS-Labrador HighwayRoad from Churchill Falls to Goose Bay

Aylward, R. 2119; Dumaresque 2120; Kelland886; Snow, A. 885;2118; Warren, G. 887

Road from Wabush to the OssokGilbert 740; Snow, A. 740

TRANSFER paymentsBudget figures


TRANSITION HousesGovernment funding

Verge 1032; Wells (Premier) 1032-33

TRANSPORTATIONSnow clearing on Burin Peninsula Highway; winterschedule

Baker 2452-53; Tobin 2452Snow clearing; winter schedule - Answer to question

Baker 2487

TRANSPORTATION of prisoners on aircraftDicks 1923-24; Warren, G. 1887;1923-24; Wells(Premier) 1887

TRANSPORTATION services - Federal cost recoveryproposalsNotice of motion

Noel 164Debate

Aylward, K. 251-56; Aylward, R. 247-51; Gilbert261-64; Noel 243-47;264-67; Woodford 257-61

Carried 267

TREPASSEYFish processing license

Carter 2147; Heam 2146Leasing of building owned by Enterprise Newfoundland

Furey 2147; Heam 2147

TUITION feesSee MEMORIAL University

UNAMMOUS consent requested to respond to a Ministerial Statement

Harris 153; 155

UNAMMOUS consent to change the name of theproposer of the resolution on the fishery

Baker 60

UNEMPLOYMENTSee also YOUTH unemployment

46


Cowan 1735-37; Doyle 950-52;1735-36; Rideout2106; Simms 1732-33; Wells (Premier) 951-52; 1732-33;2106

UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance benefits - extension forLabrador fishermenNotice of motion

Dumaresque 1481Debate

Aylward, K. 1647-51; Dumaresque 1633-36;1655-58; Efford 1639-42; Kelland 1638-39; Matthews1636-38; Parsons 1642-47; Rideout 1651-55

AmendmentRideout 1654


UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance benefits for fishermenDelay in processing

Efford 2697-98; Grimes 2697-98Expiry date

Cowan 1803-04; Matthews 1803-04

UNIFORMED Services Pensions Act (Bill 7)Notice of motion


Aylward, R. 1871-77; Kitchen 1869-71;1877Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aylward, R. 2195; Baker 2196-98; Kitchen 2194-95; Parsons 2095-97;2193; Simms 2195-96

Third reading 219$

UNIMPROVED Lands Redistribution Act (Bill 20)Notice of motion

Kelland 279First reading 358Second reading

BaIter 2455; Right 2455-57; Woodford 2455-56Committee of the Whole Assembly 2474Third reading 2560Royal Assent 3237

Unparliamentary remarkPoint of order

Simms 1632Withdrawn

Wells (Premier) 1659

URANIUM mine between Makkovik and PostvilleRadioactive materials; clean-up

Right 2518-19; Warren, G. 2518-19

URBAN and Rural Planning Act (Bill 45)Notice of motion


Guflage 3 187-88; Woodford 3188Committee of the Whole Assembly 3206Third reading 3236Royal Assent 3237

VEHICLE licencesIncrease

Aylward, R. 554;562; Gilbert 554;562

VEHICLE wrecksAmendments to Waste Material (Disposal) Act

Harris 985; Kelland 985; Parsons 985Government policy

Kelland 1283-84; Parsons 1283-84

VICTIMS of crimeServices

Dicks 957-58;9$0-81; Verge 957-58;979-$0

VIOLENCE against womenGovernment’s position

Verge 3046-47; Wells (Premier) 3046-47

WABUSH and Labrador City minesLayoffs; future of the mines

Baker 2239; Grimes 2238; Snow, A. 2238-39;2307-08; Wells (Premier) 2307-08

WABUSH MinesExtension to shut-down

Gibbons 1623; Snow, A. 1623

WARRANTS tabledKitchen 241;385;2211

WARREN, Garfield, MHA, condolences upon death ofhis father

Baker 1097; Harris 1097; Rideout 1097

WASTE disposal siteGullage 3094; Parsons 3094

Proposal for TrepasseyParsons 1442; Wells (Premier) 1442

Sale of SanicareParsons 1442; Wells (Premier) 1442

WASTE management studyCost-sharing

Gullage 1850-51; Parsons 1850-51

WEDGEWOOD ParkAmalgamation with City of St. John’s 1249Protesting annexation to St. John’s

Parsons 1857; Tobin 1858

WEIGHT Loss Control ClinicsFederal task force report

Decker 1250-51; Harris 1250-51

WESTERN Memorial Hospital in Corner BrookCutbacks

47


Decker 421-23;672-73; 1400-01; Verge 421-23;672; 1400-02

Deer Lake health centreDecker 347;423; Woodford 347;423

WESTPORTWater system

Baker 1599; Power 159$; Rideout 1597

WHITE Ribbon Campaign - campaign against violenceagainst women

Matthews 3045

WILLIAMS, Thomas, condolences to family upon deathHarris 25; Simms 25; Wells (Premier) 25

WINTER BrookRoad be upgraded and paved

Greening 2157

WINTER fishery on southwest coastNotice of motion

Ranisay 1220Debate

Carter 1264-68;127&, Matthews 1260-64; Ramsay1257-60; 1274-77; Rideout 1268-72; Short 1272-74

Carried 1277

WINTERLAND airstripUpgrading

Baker 23$0;2408; Tobin 2380;2407-0$

WITHERS, Vince, congratulations on being named tothe Canadian Softball Hall of Fame

Gullage 1395; Harris 1395; Sums 1395

WOMEN’S rights- discriminationNotice of motion

Verge 680Debate

Baker 750-52; Cowan 755-57; Grimes 761-64; Harris 765-66; Hewlett 752-55; Sums 757-61; Verge747-50;766-68

AmendmentGrimes 764


WOOD shipment from Goose Bay to StephenviileCopy of agreement with Eastern Harvesters

Flight 2756-57; Woodford 2756-57Experimental shipment for Stephenville mill

Flight 2478; Woodford 247$

WOODDALE Tree NurseryEmployment program

Right 207Z Simms 2072

WORKERS’ Compensation Appeal TribunalAnnual report tabled

Cowan 1481

WORKERS’ Compensation BoardAnnual report tabled

Cowan 1035Response to claims

Grimes 3200-01; Winsor 3200

WORKERS’ Compensation Statutory Review CommitteeChanges in the operation of the Board

Grimes 2373-75; Winsor 2373-74Implementation of the recommendations

Grimes 2974; Winsor 2974Majority and minority reports tabled

Grimes 2339; Winsor 2339Medical treatment for injured workers

Grimes 2519; Winsor 2519Minority report by Jim Gill - proposal to cutbenefits to injured workers

Grimes 2344; lIanis 2344; Wells (Premier) 2345

WORLD AIDS Day designatedDecker 2891; Doyle 2891

YOUTH unemploymentSee also Unemployment

Power 1733-35; Wells (Premier) 1734-35

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APPENDIX

TABLE OF BILLS

Table of Bills - February 28, 1991 - March 4, 1992

Numbers in columns refer to Hansard pages where related text is found.

BILL TITLE SPONSOR FIRST SECOND COMM THIRD ROYALNO. READING READING 1TTEE READING ASSENT

1 Auditor General Act Baker 4 2216-28 2245-46 2312 2332

2 Provincial Court Act Dicks 92 1746-64 2127-29 2198 GovernmentHouse

3 Jury Act Dicks 92 1780-91 2129-30 2198 GovernmentHouse

4 Evidence Act Dicks 92 1791-1800; 2098-2100 2198 Government1859-69 House

5 Law Society Act Dicks 92 1388-92 2094 2198 GovernmentHouse

6 Public Service Pensions Act Kitchen 92 1717-31; 2094; 2198 Govenunent1740-46 2097-98 House

7 Unifonned Services Pensions Act Kitchen 93 1869-77 2095-97; 2198 Government2193-98 House

8 Reciprocal Taxation Agreement Act Kitchen 93 2230-32 2246 2312 2332

9 Optometry Act Decker 92 2232-34 2246 2313 2332

10 Hearing Aid Dealers Act Decker 92 2229-30 2246 2313 2332

11 City of Corner Brook Act, the Gullage 92 2441 2443 2560 3237City of Mount Pearl Act, and theMunicipalities Act

12 Interim Supply Act 700 700 700 GovernmentHouse

13 Newfoundland Law Reform Dicks 92 1385-88 2094 2198 GovernmentCommission Act House

14 Tobacco Tax Act 1543 1543 1543 GovernmentHouse

15 Gasoline Tax Act 1385 1385 1385 GovernmentHouse

16 Public Sector Restraint Act Baker 206 359-77; 890-912; 1040-59; GovernmentBk.1 1A, Bk. 25A, 1075-93 HousePg .1-35; Pg. 1-34;720-34; 966-79;776-96; Bk. 27A,813-37; Pg. 1-35;860-75; 998-1025Bk. 24A,Pg. 1-36

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BILL TITLE SPONSOR FIRST SECOND COMM THIRD ROYAL

NO. READING READING ITTEE READING ASSENT

17 Supplementary Supply Act 343 343 343 GovernmentHouse

18 Local Authority Guarantee Act 1207 1207 1207 GovernmentHouse

19 Loan and Guarantee Act 1207 1207 1207 GovernmentHouse

20 Unimproved Lands Redistribution Kelland 358 2455-57 2474 2560 3237

Act

21 Queen’s Counsel Act Dicks 997 2460-68 2474 2560 3237

22 Lands Act Kelland 997 2531-41; 3130-44 3236 32372560-82;2589-2619;2629-48

23 Loan Act 2137 2137 2137 GovernmentHouse

24 Co-operative Societies Act Kitchen 1408 1877-79; 2100-02 219$ Government205 1-52 House

25 Teachers’ Pensions Act Kitchen 1780 2045-51 2127 2198 GovernmentHouse

26 Labour Relations Act Cowan 1740

27 Sheriff’s Act Dicks 1599 3118-20 3146-47 3236 3237

28 Intergovernmental Affairs Act Premier 1599 2441-42 2443 2560 3237

29 Land Surveyors Act Kelland 1678 2648-49 3144-46 3236 3237

30 Newfoundland Crop Insurance Act Flight 1927 2084-86 2127 2198 GovernmentHouse

31 Schools Act Warren 167$ 2121-27 2191-93 2198 GovernmentHouse

32 Lotteries Act Dicks 1740 3211-29 3230-36 3236 3238

33 Supply Act 2190 2190 2190 GovernmentHouse

34 Fish Inspection Act Carter 1780

35 Status of Women Advisory Baker 2215 2457-59 2474 2560 3237

Council Act

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36 Departmental Acts Amendment Baker 2215 3 189-90 3206 3236 3237Act

37 Colleges Act Warren 2381 Bk. 85A, 3147 3236 3237Pg. 25-31;3 101-18

38 Memorial University Act Warren 2381 2649-54; 3146 3236 3237Bk. 85A,Pg. 1-25

40 Labour Relations Act, No. 2 Decker 2165 2165-70 2191 2198 GovernmentHouse

41 St. John’s Centennial Foundation Gullage 2312 2459 2474 2560 3237Act

42 Liquor Corporation Act Kitchen 2245

43 Geographical Names Board Act Right 2245 2442-43 2443 2560 3237

44 Supplementary Supply Act, No. 3 2440 2440 2440 GovernmentHouse

45 Urban and Rural Planning Act Gullage 2312 3 187-88 3206 3236 3237

46 Newfoundland Volunteer War Ser- Baker 2245vice Medal Act

47 Labour Relations Act, No. 3 Grimes 2381 3 172-87 3206-08 3236 3237

48 Statutes Amendment Act Dicks 2381 3149 3152 3236 3237

49 Revised Statutes Act Dicks 2381 3147-3149 3152 3236 3237

50 Municipal Authorities Amendments Gullage 2312 2709-12; 3061-83 3096-3101 3237Act 2724-50;

2761-87;2799-2823;2866-88;2901-29;2980-3008;Bk. 83A,Pg. 1-8

51 Hospitals Act Decker 2381 3152 3153 3236 3237

52 Anomalies and Errors in the Statute Dicks 2381 3150-51 3152 3236 3237Law Act

53 Fire Prevention Act Gullage 2312 2468-74 2474 2560 3237

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Numbers in columns refer to Hans&d pages where related text is found.


55 Elections Act Wells 2560 2943-66

57 Electrical Power Control Act Gibbons 2901 3168-70

5$ Mechanics Lien Act Gover 3061 3 170-72

59 Security Interest Registration Act Gover 3061 3 188-89

60 Department of Mines and Energy Gibbons 3130 3205Act

61 Economic Advisory Council Act

3208 3236 3237

3208 3236 323$

3209 3236 323$

3210 3236 3238

Premier 3096 3165-68 3210 3236 323$

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