HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1993 5th SESSION - 41st GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX March 4, 1993 - April 2, 1993 Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Thomas Lush

FORMAT Themdcxisintwosections(1)subjectindex,and(2)speakerindex. SubiectIndex:Themainentryinthissectionisasubjectheading,whichmaybesubdivided.Followingthe mainentryaresecondaryheadings,“see”references,andalistingofindividualswhospokeonthatsubject. SpeakerIndex:Inthissection,themainentryisthespeaker’snamefollowedbythesubjectsspokenonbythat speaker. MAINHEADINGS Thefollowingheadings,representingvarious“itemsofbusiness”appearinginthetext,areatypeofsum maryorquickreferencetosubjectsthathavecomeupunderthem.Theycanbefoundinthesubjectindex.

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HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ADDRESSInReplydebate 54-64;95-99 ADDRESSInReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Sunms14-18;Wells(Premier)18-26 Mover Langdon8-12 Seconder Oldford12-14 Debate Dumaresque61-64;95-99;Verge54-61 Amendment Verge5$ ADJOURNMENTmotion 449 Defeated450 ADJOURNMENTMotion-thatHousenotadjournat fiveo’clock Roberts523 Carried523 ADJOURNMENTMotion-thatHousenotadjournat teno’clock Roberts638 Motioncarried638 ADVISORYCouncilontheEconomy Firstannualreporttabled Wells(Premier)259 AGRICULTURALzonereviewInNortheastAvalon Commissioner’sreporttabled Aylward,R.548;Right547;Harris549 Releaseofthereport Aylward,R.467-68;644-45;Eight467-68;645-46 AQUACULTUREIndustry Government’sinitiatives Carter178;Hams179;Matthews179 AUDITORGeneral’sReport EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabradorbusiness plan SeealsoENTERPRISENewfoundlandand Labrador(ENL) Matthews180-81;Wells(Premier)180-82 Statementinreportregardingthefinancialposition oftheprovince Matthews142-44;Wells(Premier)142-45 TabledreportforyearendedMarch31/92 Mr.Speaker36 TabledspecialreportoftheAuditorGeneralregard ingauditofMemorialUniversity Mr.Speaker384 BILLS DepartmentofTourismandCultureAct(Bill6) ElectionActandthePublicServiceCollectiveBar gainingAct(Bill21) ElectoralBoundariesAct(Bill20) FirePreventionAct(Bill5) FisheriesLoanAct(Bill4) GasolineTaxAct(Bill13) Govenunent-ComerBrookPulp AgreementsAct(Bill10) HouseofAssemblyAct(Bill1) InterimSupplyAct(Bill12) InternalEconomyCommissionAct(Bill17) MemorialUniversityAct(Bill7) MunicipalitiesAct(Bill16) PackagingMaterialAct(Bill2) RailServiceAct(Bill3) Smoke-freeEnvironmentAct(Bill18) TaxationofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCom paniesAct(Bill11) BRIEFCASEpurchasedInToronto Answertoquestion Furey274 BUDGETDebate Windsor639-44;649-1-649-50 BUDGETSpeechdelivered Baker287-95 BEACHSIDEcommunity Requestforapprovalofanotherphaseofwaterand sewersystem Hewlett51$;661 andPaperLimited Cost Aylward,R.256;308;furey308;Wells(Premier) 256;308-09 BUDGET Deficit$70mreductionbynegotiatingwithpublic sectorunions SeealsoPUBLICsectorunions Baker303-05;504-05;619-20;Simms503-05;Wells (Premier)503;Windsor303-05;618-20 Whenbudgetwillbepresented Baker32;Simms32 BURGEOfishplant TransferoffishquotastoCanso,NovaScotia SeeFISHERY Statementdenouncingactionbyfederal governmentregardingthetransferoffish quotasfromfishplantatBurgeotoCanso, NovaScotia 1

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX BURIN Peninsula Health Care Centre Downgrading of medical services as a result of the Dobbin report Kitchen 553-55; Tohin 553-54 CALLBECK, Catherine, congratulated on being elected new Premier of Prince Edward Island and first woman elected as premier of a province Harris 547; Matthews 547; Wells (Premier) 546 CANCER clinic In Corner Brook Request to have the clinic reopened Kitchen 5&,589; Ramsay 47; Simms 48; Verge 46;5$8; Woodford 590 CAPITAL roads program List of projects announced Gover 297; Parsons 297 CHALKER, Grant, Vice-Chairman of Public Service Commission Replacing Chairman Verge 145-46; Wells (Premier) 145-46 CITY of St.

John’s and outside workers dispute Contracting out services in the Goulds; cancellation of insurance plans Grimes 108-09; Harris 108-09 COMMITTEE be struck to analyze the consequences of Confederation Notice of motion Noel 510 CONFLICT of interest legislation See HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 1) CONNAIGRE Peninsula Request for a new health care facility Kitchen 53; Langdon 51; Matthews 52 CONSTITUTIONAL discussions - travel expenses in curred List of expenses requested under the Freedom of In formation Act Sinuns 621; Wells (Premier) 621 List of expenses tabled Wells (Premier) 626 CRAB processing plants Plants in Old Perlican and Reur de Lys Carter 507-08; Matthews 507 DAYBREAK Parent Child Centre Budget cut Gullage 310-11; Harris 311;342-43; Tobin 310; Wells (Premier) 31 1;342-43 Extend deadline Siimns 376-77; Wells (Premier) 376-77 federal funding Shams 378; Wells (Premier) 378 Funding reinstated Gullage 614; Harris 615; Tobin 614 Request to have funding restored Aylw aid, R. 634; Gullage 316; Harris 315;353;435;557;633; Murphy 513; Noel 438; Par sons 354; Sullivan 511; Tobin 316;437;514;558; Verge 512 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Agricultural zone review in the Northeast Avalon area Aylward, R. 644-45; Right 645-46 Hog industry - government subsidies Aylward, R. 44647; Eight 448 Premier’s office - cost of renovations ing and redecorat Gover 449; Verge 448-49 Recreation facilities - funding for a gymnasium for Clarenville Hogan 647-48; Matthews 646-47 Social assistance budget Gullage 446; Tobin 445 DENOMINATIONAL Education See EDUCATION DEPARTMENT of Education Curriculum program - layoff of consultants Decker 464-65; Sullivan 464-65 Florence Delaney appointed as Assistant Deputy Mm- ister Decker 301; Harris 301; Sullivan 301 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Affairs Answer to question regarding renovations Gover 626; Hogan 625 Renovations to Minister’s office Aylward, R. 584-85; Hogan 584-85 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 6) Notice of motion Walsh 40 First reading 79 DEPARTMENT of Works Services and Transportation Answer to questions regarding renovations Gover 661 Renovations to Executive Council offices Aylward, R. 620-21; Gover 620-21 DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the Auditor General’s Report Tabled Baker 38 2

tj1IHANSARDSUBJECT .1 DISABLEDpersonsprogram Cancellationofassistancetostudentspursuingpost- secondaryeducation Gullage462-64;655;Simms462;Sullivan655-56 DOBBINreport-BurlnPeninsulaHealthCareCentre SeeBURINPeninsulaHealthCareCentre DUNFIELDParkCentreInCornerBrook 573 Interimfundinguntilfederalprogramreinstated Gullage657-58;Verge656-58;Wells(Premier)657 ECONOMICRecoveryCommission Annualreporttabled Wells(Premier)109 Salaryincreasetostaffmembers Matthews307;Wells(Premier)307-08 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforPentecostal schoolsystem Hewlett317 Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschools Aylward,K.663;Aylward,R.328;349;357; 426;522;663;Crane323;Decker223;320;34$;356; Doyle516;Dumaresque431;Furey433;Gibbons 428;Gilbert313;Greening591;Harris430; Heam190;322351;626;636;Hewlett432515;Hod der629;Kitchen428;435;518;591;Matthews 312348;425;Murphy562;Noel221-22;520;628; Parsons1$8;314;319;352;434;517;Reid515;Short 328;634;Simrns385;Small662;Snow,A.355; Snow,L.629;Sullivan222-23;321;386;427;521; Tobin312;346;425;627;Walsh561;Warren 387;429;471;519;630;Wells(Premier)191;317;662; Windsor635;Winsor470;Woodford318 LittleBayIslandsresidentsregardingcutbacks Hewlett45;Sullivan45 Protestingtheeliminationofthe2percentrulefor teacherallocations Decker150;Hewlett149;Sullivan149;261;Wood- ford260 Schoolconstruction-governmentstudy Baker582-83;Sullivan582-83 Williams’reportrecommendationsregarding denominationaleducation-positionofChurch leadersandgovernment Harris176;Matthews175;Wells(Premier)174 EDUCATIONWeek Sullivan29 ELECTIONActandthePublicServiceCollectiveBar gainingAct(Bill21) Noticeofmotion Roberts623 Firstreading637 Secondreading Aylward,R.667-69;Harris669-72;Reid672-74; Roberts664-68;675-77;Simms674-75 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Roberts685 Thirdreading686 RoyalAssentApr.5/93 ELECTORALBoundariesAct(Bill20) Noticeofmotion Roberts511 Firstreading523 Secondreading Harris563-66;Roberts563;569-70;Snow,A.568- 69;Verge566-68 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly570 Thirdreading570 RoyalAssent609 ELECTORALDistrictsBoundariesCommission Appointmentofmemberstothecommission Mr.Speaker557 Labradormemberappointed Mr.Speaker609 EMPLOYMENTsituation Governmentplans Wells(Premier)216-17;Wmsor216-17 Jobcreation-newinitiatives Grimes505-07;Winsor505-06 Unemployedyoungpeople Harris258-59;Wells(Premier)258-59 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabrador(ENL) SeealsoAUDiTORGeneral’sReport EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabrador businessplan AuditorGeneral’sReportregardingtheoperationof ENL;publictenderingprocess furey74-75;Snow,A.74 Consultingcontractawardedaformerexecutiveassis tarn(BillMacKenzie);conflictofinterestregulations Furey105-08;Simms105-07;Verge182-84;254- 55;Wells(Premier)106;182-84;254-55 ContraventionofthePublicTenderAct Furey104;Simms103-04 TabledareportfromJusticeDepartmentregarding ENLMacKenziecontract Wells(Premier)312 ESTIMATESCommitteemeetings-reporttotheHouse withinfifteensIttingdays Matthews592;Roberts592 3

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX FIRE Prevention Act (3111 5) Notice of motion Hogan 41 First reading 80 FISHERIES Loan Act (Bill 4) Notice of motion Carter 39 First reading 79 Second reading Carter 205;210-11; Dumaresque 20$; Harris 206- 08; Matthews 208-10; Winsor 205-06 Committee of the Whole Assembly 225 l’hird reading 225 Royal Assent 432 FISHERIES management board Notice of motion Dumaresque 188 Debate Dumaresque 262-66;282-85; Gilbert 270-74; Mat thews 266-69; Murphy 279-81; Tobin 274-78 Resolution carried 285 FISHERY Document on the proposed policy framework for the future of the fishery Carter 579; Matthews 580 Interest relief program for boat owners; cost of the program Baker 586; Carter 585; Matthews 585-86 Joint management - constitutional discussions Matthews 68-70; Wells (Premier) 68-71 Policy proposals pertaining to the processing sector Carter 617-18; Simms 617-18 Statement denouncing action by federal government regarding the transfer of fish quotas from Burgeo plant to Canso, Nova Scotia Carter 298; Harris 300; Matthews 299 FISHING industry - restructuring of the processing sec tor Notice of motion Matthews 39-40 Debate Carter 132-34; Matthews 113-16;134-38; Parsons 128-31; Small 126-28; Tobin 122-26; Wells (Premier) 117-21 Resolution defeated 13$ FOGO Island and Change Islands Release of feasibility study into a causeway Gover 146-47; Winsor 146-47 FOREST Industry Residents opposed to clear-cutting Aylward, R. 631; Flight 42;14$;632; Greening 41;147;630 Harris 42; Hewlett 148 GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 13) Notice of motion Baker 346 First reading 440 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee Heads of expenditure Roberts 384 Members named to committee Roberts 384 Motion carried 440 GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act (Bill 10) Notice of motion Baker 39 First reading 79 Second reading Aylward, R. 204; Baker 202-05; Verge 203 Committee of the Whole Assembly 225 Third reading 225 Royal Assent 432 GUARANTEED loans List tabled Baker 311 HEALTH care Chronic pain clinic at Health Sciences Centre be ex panded Doyle 111; Kitchen 112; Murphy 110 Establishment of two regional community health boards for St.

John’s and Central Newfoundland Harris 653; Kitchen 651; Matthews 652 HEALTH care clinic at Grand Bank Reduction in services Kitchen 654-55; Matthews 653-55 HIBERMA project Signing of legal documents between all parties includ ing Murphy Oil Harris 375; Snow, A. 374; Wells (Premier) 374 HOG industry Cancellation of government subsidies; effect on other industries Aylward, R. 3$0-$2;446-47; Flight 381-$2;44$ HOSPITAL and nursing home boards Consultant’s report recommendation regarding reduc tion in number of boards Doyle 37-38; Kitchen 37-38 HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 1) Notice of motion Baker 8 4

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Firstreading8 Secondreading Aylward,R.81-88;Baker80-$1;95;Harris91-95; Reid88-91 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Harris151-57;Ramsay155-56;Roberts151;157-59 Thirdreading159 RoyalAssent432 INTERIMSupplyAct Noticeofmotion Baker39 Debate Aylward,K.368-71;Aylward,R.234-36;247- 49;484-$6;4$$-91;Baker225;Dumaresque237- 39;455-59;491-93;Efford22$-30;241-43;Gover 452-54;Harris575-77;Hearn499-502;Hewlett 57ZMatthews226-22;570-72;Murphy232-34;481- $3;486-$$;Noel498-99;537-39;Ramsay24547; Roberts332-34;440-44;47&77;Snow,A.523-29; Sullivan529-31;Tobin230-32;363-6$;472-81;496- 97;531-37;Verge443;454-55;573-75;Windsor330- 34;361-63;Winsor239-4l;371-73;493-96;Wood- ford24345 Resolutioncarried578 INTERIMSupplyAct(Bill12) Firstreading57$ Secondreading578 Thirdreading578 RoyalAssent609 INTERNALEconomyCommission Reportfor1992tabled Mr.Speaker557 INTERNALEconomyCommissionAct(Bill17) Noticeofmotion Roberts470 Firstreading523 Secondreading Baker677;Harris678-82;Matthews682-83; Simms67$ CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Harris684 Thirdreading686 RoyalAssentApr.5,93 INTERNATIONALWomen’sDay Harris30;Verge29 JUDICIALInquiryintocircumstancessurrounding deathofPerryTremblettatSalmonierCorrectional Institute JudgeWoodrow’sreporttabled Harris616;Roberts615;Verge616 JUDICIALInquiryIntotragicdeathofRalphYetman atBrittanyInnsin1991 JudgeReid’sreporttabled Harris376;Roberts375;Verge376 KINGGeorgeVInstitute Future Harris73;Wells(Premier)73 LANDclaimsnegotiations ProposalpresentedonbehalfoftheLabradorInuit Harris66;Matthews66;Wells(Premier)65 LATEShow SeeDEBATEontheAdjournment(Late Show) LOWERChurchilldevelopment Statusofnegotiations Simms252-53;Wells(Premier)252-53 MACKENZIE,Bill,formerexecutiveassistant Conflictofinterestregardingtheawardingofacon sultingcontract SeeENTERPRISENewfoundlandand Labrador(ENL) MARINEInstituteunderMemorialUniversity TransferofsomecoursesandassetstoCabotCollege Decker219-20;Sullivan219-20 MEDICALservices JointmanagementprocesswiththeMedicalAssocia tion Doyle212;Harris213;Kitchen212 MEMORIALUniversity Decreaseinoperatinggrants;increaseintuitionfees Decker343-45;Sullivan343-44 MEMORIALUniversityAct(Bill7) Noticeofmotion Decker41 Firstreading80 MEMORIALUniversitybeprovidedwithfundingtoen surethattuitionfeesarenotIncreased Noticeofmotion Sullivan346 Debate Decker398-402;Heam402-05;Sullivan387- 91;405-09;Warren391-95;Woodford395-98 Resolutiondefeated409 MESSAGEfromHerMajestytheQueenrelatingto CommonwealthDay Mr.Speaker67 MILITARYtrainingbaseatGooseBay Governmentsupportreaffmned Harris651;Roberts650;Snow,A.650-51 5

HNSARD SUBJECT INDEX MUNICIPAL capital works program Breakdown of $50m announced in Budget Hogan 340; Winsor 340 Details of the projects for 1993-94 tabled Hogan 411; Winsor 412 When the list of projects will Hogan 186; Winsor 186 MUNICIPALITIES Act (Bill 16) Notice of motion Hogan 424 First reading 472 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Housing Staffing and operating costs - budget cut Provincial court judges - two new appointments Roberts 251 Regional community health boards established for St.

John’s and Central Newfoundland Kitchen 651 Statements by Minister of Employment and Labour Relations on government’s fiscal policy Grimes 250 Workers’ compensation - establishment of a pilot project to provide a worker/employer advisory ser vice Grimes 176 Workers’ Compensation Board reinstatement of Canada Pension Plan benefits to dependents Grimes 31 MOBILE Proposed amalgamation Sullivan 43; Winsor 44 MOTIONS Adjournment 449-50;523 Adjournment - that House not adjourn at ten o’clock 638 Electoral Districts Boundaries Commission - mem bers appointed 557; 609 Estimates Committees - Heads of expenditure; mem bers appointed to committees 384;440 Public Accounts Committee - change in membership 557 Select Committee be appointed to draft an Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne 26 MINING Industry In Western Labrador Government’s plan to assist laid off miners Grimes 660 Snow, A. 659 MINISTERIAL Statements Agricultural zone review - Commissioner’s report tabled Flight 547 Aquaculture industry - government initiatives Caner 178 Assistant Deputy Minister in Department of Educa tion appointed Decker 301 Capital roads program - list of projects announced Gover 297 Congratulations to Catherine Calibeck, new Premier of Prince Edward Island Wells (Premier) 546 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - funding reinstated Gullage 614 Educational system improvements outlined in the Williams report - position of Church leaders and government Wells (Premier) 174 Fishery - document containing policy framework proposals Caner 579 fishery - federal government’s action regarding the transfer of fish quotas by Seafreez from Burgeo to Canso, Nova Scotia Carter 298 Hibernia project - signing of legal documents by all parties Wells (Premier) 374 Judicial inquiry into death at Salmonier Correctional Institute - Judge Woodrow’s report tabled Roberts 615 Judicial inquiry into tragic death of Ralph Yetman at Brittany Inns in 1991 - report tabled Roberts 375 Land claims negotiations - proposal presented on be half of Labrador Inuit Wells (Premier) 65 Medical services - joint management agreement Kitchen 212 Military training base at Goose Bay - government support reaffirmed Roberts 650 Municipal capital works program - list of projects for 1993-94 tabled Hogan 411 Newfoundland Processing Limited regarding the con trol of emissions from the Come by Chance refmery Cowan 301-02 be announced NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Computer Services Limited Annual report tabled Baker 470 6

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Hogan557;Winsor556 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHydro PrivatizationmergerwithNewfoundlandLight Harris509;Wells(Premier)509 NEWFOUNDLANDFarmProductsCorporation Annualreporttabled Flight510 NEWFOUNDLANDGazette Editionstabled Roberts259 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorCorporation Annualreporttabled Baker311 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorLicensingBoard Annualreporttabled Baker75 NEWFOUNDLANDPower’sproposalforaPCB storagefacilitynearChanceCove Environmentalconcerns Parsons586;Walsh587 Government’sposition Cowan5$6;Parsons586 Issuanceofbuildingpermit Hogan587;Parsons587 Requestgovernmenttorejectproposal Aylward,R.359;Barrett358;Hogan360 NEWFOUNDLANDProcessingLimited Issuedanorderregardingcontrolofemissionsfrom ComebyChanceoilrefinery Cowan301-02Doyle302;Harris303 NICHOLSVILLE ProposedamalgamationwithDeerLake Roberts76;Winsor77;Woodford75 OILtankersafety-Inspectionofforeignships Noticeofmotion Murphy40 Debate Aylward,K.608-10;Aylward,R.604-08;Murphy 594-97;610-12;Ramsay601-04;Tobin597-601 Resolutioncarried613 ORALQuestions AgriculturalzoneinNortheastAvalon-when Commissioner’sreportwillbereleased Aylward,R.467-68;Flight467-68 AuditorGeneral’sReport-EnterpriseNew foundlandandLabradorbudgetnotrequiringap proval Matthews180-81;Wells(Premier)180-82 AuditorGeneral’sReport-statementregardingthe financialpositionoftheprovince Matthews142-44;Wells(Premier)142-45 BriefcasepurchasedinToronto Aylward,R.256;308;Furey308;Wells(Premier) 256;30$-09 Budget-datewhenbudgetwillbepresented Baker32;Simms32 Budget-deficit;$70mreductionbynegotiatingwith publicsectorunions Baker303-05;619-20;Windsor303-05;618-20 BurinPeninsulaHealthCareCentre-downgrading ofservicesasaresultoftheDobbinreport Kitchen553-55;Tobin553-54 ChaUcer,Grant,Vice-ChairmanofPublicService Commission-replacingChairman Verge145-46;Wells(Premier)145-46 CityofSt.John’sandoutsideworkersdispute-con tractingoutservicesintheGoulds;cancellingofin suranceplans Grimes108-09;Harris108-09 CrabprocessingplantsinOldPerlicanandFleurde Lys Carter507-08;Matthews507 DaybreakParentChildCentre-cutinfunding Gullage310-11;Harris311;34243;Tobin310; Wells(Premier)311;342-43 DaybreakParentChildCentre-extenddeadline Simms376-77;Wells(Premier)376-77 DaybreakParentChildCentre-federalfunding Simms378;Wells(Premier)378 DepartmentofEducation-curriculumprogram- layoffofconsultants Decker464-65;Sullivan464-65 DepartmentofMunicipalandProvincialAffairs- renovationstoMinister’soffice Aylward,R.584-85;Hogan584-85 DepartmentofWorksServices-furnishingsand renovationsforExecutiveCounciloffices Aylward,R.620-21;Gover620-21 Disabledpersonsprogram-cancellationofassistance Gullage462-64;655-56;Simms462-63;Sullivan 655-56 DunfleldParkCentreinCornerBrook-requestfor interimfunding Gullage657-58;Verge656-58;Wells(Premier)657 EconomicRecoveryCommission-increasesinsalary tostaffmembers Matthews307;Wells(Premier)307-08 Employmentforyoungpeople-fundinginBudget Harris258-59;Wells(Premier)258-59 Employmentsituation-government’splans;newin itiatives Grimes505-07;Wells(Premier)216-17;Winsor 216-17;505-06 7

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Enterprise Newfoundland - consulting contract awarded a former executive assistant; conflict of in terest regulations Furey 105-08; Simms 105-07; Verge 182-84;254- 55; Wells (Premier) 106; 182-84;254-55 Enterprise Newfoundland - contravention of the Public Tender Act Furey 104; Simms 103-04 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - Auditor General’s Report regarding the operation of ENL; public tendering Furey 74-75; Snow, A. 74 Expense information requested under the Freedom of Information Act - expenses during the constitu tional debates Simms 621; Wells (Premier) 621 Fishery - interest relief program for boat owners; cost of the program Baker 586; Carter 585; Matthews 585-86 Fishery - joint management included in constitution al discussions Matthews 68-70; Wells (Premier) 68-71 Fishery - policy proposals pertaining to the process ing sector Carter 617-18; Simms 617-18 Fogo Island and Change Islands - release of feasibility study into a causeway linking the islands Gover 146-47; Winsor 146-47 Health care clinic at Grand Bank - reduction in ser vices Kitchen 654-55; Matthews 653-55 Hog industry - cancellation of government subsidies - effect on other industries Aylward, R. 380-82; Eight 381-82 Hospital and nursing home boards - consultant’s report - reduction in number of boards Doyle 37-38; Kitchen 37-38 King George V Institute - future Harris 73; Wells (Premier) 73 Lower Churchill development - status of negotiations Simrns 252-53; Wells (Premier) 252-53 Marine Institute under Memorial University - trans fer of some courses and assets to Cabot College Decker 219-20; Sullivan 219-20 Memorial University - decrease in operating grants; increase in tuition fees Decker 343-45; Sullivan 343-44 Mining industry in Western Labrador - government’s plan to assist laid off miners Grimes 660; Snow, A. 659 Municipal capital works program Hogan 186;340 Winsor 186;340 Newfoundland and Labrador Housing - budget cut in staffing and operating costs Hogan 557; Winsor 556 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization; merger with Newfoundland Light Harris 509; Wells (Premier) 509 Newfoundland Power’s proposal for a PCB storage facility near Chance Cove; environmental concerns Cowan 586; Hogan 587; Parsons 586-87; Walsh 587 Organizations and social agencies in King George V Institute - government funding for accommodations Han-is 73-74; 184-85;587; Wells (Premier) 73- 74; 184-$5;587-88 PCB site - establishment of a storage or destruction facility in the province Hearn 550-51; Roberts 550-, Wells (Premier) 550- 51 Premier’s office - cost of renovations and redecorat ing Matthews 378-20; Simrns 420-22; Verge 422-23; Wells (Premier) 379-$0;420-24 Premier’s office - storage of furniture in Pleasantville Aylward, R. 583-84; Wells (Premier) 583-84 Premier’s office - wage increases to personal staff Matthews 305-06; Wells (Premier) 306 Public Accounts Committee - information requested relating to contracts awarded for three health care clinics Gover 465; Roberts 465-66; Wells (Premier) 466- 67; Windsor 465-66 Public sector employees - government proposal regarding pension plan contributions Simms 140-41; Wells (Premier) 140-42 Public sector employees - wage and benefits issue - unpaid leave Verge 101-03; Wells (Premier) 101-03 Public sector employees - wage rollback Baker 32-34; Simrns 32-34 Public sector unions - Budget projection of $70m Baker 551-53; Windsor 551-53 Public sector unions - rejection of government proposal regarding pension contributions Baker 504-05; Simms 503-05; Wells (Premier) 503 Public service pension plans Baker 338-39; Verge 338-39 Recreational facilities - Budget cut in electrical sub sidies to municipalities for stadiums and swimming pools Hogan 341-42; Woodford 341-42 Recreational facilities - funding for proposed gym nasium in Clarenville for upcoming Winter Games Hogan 622; Matthews 622 Rock Harbour on the Burin Peninsula - road condi tions Gover 623; Tobin 623 6

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Roddicktoncrabplant-fundingtoRoddicktoncrab plantcommittee Matthews418-19;508;Walsh419-20;508 Roddicktoncrabplant-legalopinionregarding ownershipofthebuilding Decker418;Matthews417;Roberts417 Roddicktoncrabplant-status Carter345;Matthews220-21;345;Wells(Premier) 220-21 Roddicktoncrabplant-status;agreementwithplant workers Carter416;Matthews416 SchoolboardsinLabradorWest-cutbackingrants byminingcompanies Baker35-36;Snow,A.35-36 Schoolconstruction-government’sposition Baker582-83;Sullivan582-83 Socialassistance-amountbudgetedfornextyear Gullage382-84;Tobin382-83 Socialassistanceforsingleparents-childsupport andmaintenanceasnon-allowableincome Baker36-37;Roberts36;Verge36-37 Socialassistancerecipients-overpaymentprogram Gullage221;257-58;Tobin221;257-58 SocialServicesOfficeinHarbourGracebeingrelo catedtoClarenville Gullage187;Tobin186-87 SportingfacilityinStephenville-reopeningofhostel Gover256-57;Winsor256-57 StatementsbyMinisterofEmploymentandLabour Relations-government’spositiononfiscalpolicy Simms214-16;Wells(Premier)214-16 StrategicEconomicPlan-estimatesin1992and 1993Budgets Simms580-81;Wells(Premier)580-82 Strategicsocialplandevelopment Verge71-72;Wells(Premier)71-73 Thirdpartyorganizationsandvolunteergroups- budgetcut Baker339;509;659;Harris658-59;Verge 309;339;509;Wells(Premier)309;658 TrinityBrickProductsLimited-sale;fmancialassis tancefromEnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabrador Furey549-SC>,Matthews549-50;Wells(Premier) 549 Wabushmines-crisisintheironoreindustry Gibbons217-19;Snow,A.217-19 WesternSwineBreedingStationatPynn’sBrook- reinstatementofresearchfacilityasrecommendedby Hulantaskforce Right555-56;Verge555-56 Woodtrucking-implementationofavolumeload ingsystemforwood Gover468-69;Hewlett468-69 ORGANIZATIONSandsocialagenciesInKingGeorge VInstitute Answertoquestionregardingfunding Gover109 Governmentfundingforaccommodations Harris73-74;184-8S;587;Wells(Premier)73- 74;184-$5;587-88 PACKAGINGMaterialAct(Bill2) Noticeofmotion Cowan41 Firstreading80 Secondreading Aylward,R.193-99;Cowan159-60;202;Doyle 160-61;Harris162-68;Murphy168-70;Ramsay 200-02;Verge170-73 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly225 Thirdreading225 RoyalAssent432 PCBsite Governmentplanstoestablishastorageordestruc tionfacilityintheprovince Heam550-51;Roberts550;Wells(Premier)550- Si PETITIONS Beachsidecommunity-requestforapprovalof anotherphaseofwaterandsewersystem Hewlett51$;661 CancerclinicinCornerBrook-requesttohavethe clinicreopened Verge46;5$$ ChronicpainclinicatHealthSciencesCentrebeex panded Murphy110 Cormackrequestingreinstatementoftheelectrical powersubsidyforrecreationalfacilities Woodford559 DaybreakParentChildCentre-restorationoffund- ing Harris315;353;435;557;633;Murphy513;Sullivan 511 Educationcutbacks-budgetmeasures Hewlett45 Educationcuthacks-teacherallocations Hewlett149;Woodford260 Educationsystem-denominationaleducation;rights underthetermsoftheconstitution Aylward,K.663;Aylward,R.349;426;663;Crane 323;Doyle516;Dumaresque431;Gibbons428; Gilbert313;Greening591;Hearn351;626; Hewlett317;Hodder629;Kitchen428;51$;591; Matthews312;425;Murphy562;Noel 221;520;628;Parsons188;434;Reid515;Short 328;634;Simms385;Small662;Snow,A.355; 9

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Snow, L. 629; Sullivan 321;521; Tobm 346; Walsh 561; Wells (Premier) 317;662; Windsor 635; Winsor 470; Woodford 318 Forest indusny - opposition to clear-cutting Greening 41;147;630 Health care facility for Connaigre Peninsula Langdon 51 Newfoundland Power’s proposal for a PCB storage facility near Chance Cove Barrett 358 Port au Bras residents regarding implementation of a poll tax Tobin 324 Proposed amalgamation of Mobile Sullivan 43 Proposed amalgamation of Nicholsville with Deer Lake Woodford 75 Road conditions in the community of Island Harbour Winsor 77 PIPPY Park Commission Annual report tabled Gover 75 POINT of order regarding document tabled by Premier concerning a legal opinion on the ENL MacKenzie contract Verge 336 No point of order 336 POINT of privilege - failure of Memorial University to comply with a request of the Public Accounts Com mittee to appear at a hearing Roberts 544-46; Windsor 544-46 Ruling - no prima fade case of privilege Mr.

Speaker 579 POINT of privilege - Justice Noel’s ruling that Memorial University has violated the privileges of the House of Assembly Harris 415; Roberts 413; Windsor 412 Ruling - not a breach of the privileges of the House Mr. Speaker 543-44 POINT of privilege concerning a photographer being permitted on the floor of the House Matthews 26; Wells (Premier) 26 Ruling Mr.

Speaker 28 POINT of privilege regarding the response by the Op.. position to the Budget speech Baker 337; Matthews 336-37; Roberts 336-37 Ruling 338;361 POOLED Pension Fund Financial statement tabled Baker 311 PORT au Bras Residents protesting increase in poii tax Hogan 326; Tobin 324; Winsor 326 PRE-COMMITMENT of funds Tabled Baker 510 PREMIER’S Office Answer to questions regarding storage of furniture Wells (Premier) 624 Personal staff - wage increases Matthews 305-06; Wells (Premier) 306 Renovations and redecorating - cost Gover 449; Matthews 378-80; Simms 420-22; Verge 422-23;448-49; Wells (Premier) 379-80;420- 24 Storage of furniture in Pleasantville Aylward, R. 583-84; Wells (Premier) 583-84 Tabled salary details for Premier’s office back to 1987 Wells (Premier) 307 PROVINCIAL court judges Appointment of two judges Roberts 251; Verge 251 PUBLIC Accounts Committee Answer to questions regarding health care facilities Gover 511 Change in membership - Member for Burin-Placen tia West appointed Roberts 557 Requested information relating to contracts awarded for three health care clinics Gover 465; Roberts 465-66; Wells (Premier) 466- 67; Windsor 465-66 PUBLIC accounts of the Province Tabled Baker 38 PUBLIC sector employees Government proposal to unions regarding pension plan contributions Baker 304; Sirnms 140-41; Wells (Premier) 140- 42; Windsor 304 Wage and benefits issue - unpaid leave Verge 101-03; Wells (Premier) 101-03 Wage rollback Baker 32-34; Simms 32-34 PUBLIC sector unions See also BUDGET Deficit; $70m reduction by negotiating with public sector unions 10

MANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Budgetprojectionof$70m Baker551-53;619-20;Windsor551-53;61$-20 NTA,CUPEandNAPErejectionofpensionplan option Baker504-05;Simms503-05;Wells(Premier)503 PUBLICservicepensionplan Governmentproposaltoreducedeficit Baker338-39;Verge338-39 PUBLICTenderAct Exceptionstabled Gover75;510 RAILServiceAct(Bill3) Noticeofmotion Gover41 Firstreading$0 RAISINGofSupply(CommitteeofWholeonWays andMeansforBudget) Noticeofmotion Baker39 RECREATIONALfacilities AnnouncementinBudgetregardingelectricalsub sidiestomunicipalitiesforstadiumsandswimming pools Hogan341-42;Woodford34142 Cormackresidentsrequestingreinstatementofthe electricalpowersubsidy Winsor560;Woodford559 WinterGamestobeheldinClarenville-fundingfor proposedgymnasium Hogan622;M7-48;Matthews622;64647 REPORTSTabled AdvisoryCouncilontheEconomy-firstannual report Wells(Premier)259 AuditorGeneral’sReport Mr.Speaker38 DepartmentalObservationsontheReportofthe AuditorGeneral Baker38 EconomicRecoveryCommissionannualreport Wells(Premier)109 Guaranteedloanslist Baker311 InternalEconomyCommissionreportfor1992 Mr.Speaker557 Listofgrants,allowances,etc.fororganizationsand socialagenciesapprovedfor1993-94 Baker661 NewfoundlandandLabradorComputerServices Limitedannualreport Baker470 NewfoundlandFarmProductsCorporationannual report Right510 NewfoundlandGazetteeditionspublished Roberts259 NewfoundlandLiquorCorporationannualreport Baker311 NewfoundlandLiquorLicensingBoardannualreport Baker75 PippyParkCommissionannualreport Gover75 PooledPensionFundfmancialstatement Baker311 Pre-commitmentoffundsintheDepartmentof Education Baker510 PublicaccountsoftheProvinceforyearending March31,1992 Baker38 PublicTenderActExceptions Gover75;510 SelectCommitteeappointedtodraftaReplytothe SpeechfromtheThrone-reportpresented Langdon39 Selectcommitteereportontheamendmentstothe HouseofAssemblyAct Reid39 SpecialreportoftheAuditorGeneralregardingan auditofMemorialUniversity(Secondreport) Mr.Speaker384 Temporaryloanslist Baker311 Warrants Baker259;660 RESOLUTIONS Budgetdebate 639-44;649-1-649-50 Committeebestrucktoanalyzetheconsequencesof Confederation 510 Fisheriesmanagementboard 1$8;262-85 Fishingindustry-restructuringoftheprocessingsec tor 39-40;113-38 InterimSupplyAct 39;225-49;330-34;361-73;440-44;452-59;472- 502523-39;570-78 MemorialUniversitybeprovidedwithfundingtoen surethattuitionfeesarenotincreased 346;387-409 Oiltankersafety-inspectionofforeignships 40;594-613 11

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Raising of Supply (Committee of the Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) 39 School bus transportation for students within City of St.

John’s 40 Supplementary Supply Act 511 Supply Act 39 RESOURCE Estimates Committee Heads of expenditure Roberts 384 Members named to committee Roberts 324 Motion carried 440 RODDICKTON crab plant Answer to question regarding funding to committee Walsh 425 Funding to Roddickton crab plant committee Matthews 418-19;50$; Walsh 419-20;50$ Legal opinion on the ownership of the building Decker 418; Matthews 417-18; Roberts 417 Status Caner 345; Matthews 220-21;345; Wells (Premier) 220-21 Status; agreement with plant workers Caner 416; Matthews 416 RULINGS Budget debate not required to resume on next sitting day after Budget Speech is delivered Mr.

Speaker 361 Decorum in the House Mr. Speaker 200 Guidelines concerning the admission of photog raphers and media personnel onto the floor of the House Mr. Speaker 28 Non-confidence motion to the Address in Reply - moved in order Snow, L. 58 Oral questions must not be prefaced by the reading of letters, telegrams, etc. Mr. Speaker 35;419 Point of privilege relating to committee proceedings must be raised irmnediately - MUN failure to appear before Public Accounts Committee Mr. Speaker 579 Procedure when a motion to adjourn is defeated Mr.

Speaker 450 Question of privilege - obstruction of an officer of the House in the performance of her duties - Univer sity failing to comply with request Mr. Speaker 543 Question Period - recognition of members Mr. Speaker 192 Question Period - rules with respect to questions and answers Mr. Speaker 182 Standing Orders regarding the motion for House to sit past 10 o’clock - motion in order Mr. Speaker 638 Transferring of questions to another minister Mr.

Speaker 549 SCHOOL boards in Labrador West Additional government funding due to the cut in grants by mining companies Baker 35-36; Snow, A. 35-36 SCHOOL bus transportation for students within City of St. John’s Notice of motion Harris 40 SELECT Committee be appointed to draft an Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Members of the committee named Mr.

Speaker 26 Report presented Langdon 39 SELECT Committee report on the amendments to the House of Assembly Act Report tabled Reid 39 SMOKE-FREE Environment Act (Bill 1$) Notice of motion Kitchen 470 First reading 523 SOCIAL assistance Budget for 1993-94 Gullage 382-84;446; Tobin 382-83;445 SOCIAL assistance recipients Answer to questions regarding child support and maintenance payments Gullage 109-110 Child support and maintenance payments to single mothers Baker 36-37; Roberts 36; Verge 36-37 Overpayment program Gullage 221;257-58; Tobin 221;257-58 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee Heads of expenditure Roberts 384 Members named to committee Roberts 384 12

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Motioncarried440 SOCIALServicesOfficeInHarbourGrace RelocationtoClarenville Gullage187;Tobm186-87 SPECIALWinterGames-congratulationstotwoNew foundlandathletes Aylward,R.461;Harris462;Hogan461 SPEECHfromtheThrone ReadbyLieutenant-Governor1-8 SPORTINGfacilityinStephenvilie Reopeningofhostel Gover256-57;Wmsor256-57 STATEMENTSbyMinisterofEmploymentand LabourRelationsonGovernment’sfiscalpolicy Clarificationofcomments Grimes250,Simms251 Government’sposition Simms214-16;Wells(Premier)214-16 STRATEGICEconomicPlan Answertoquestions Wells(Premier)624 ExpendituresinBudgetfor1992and1993 Simrns580-81;Wells(Premier)580-82 STRATEGICsocialplan Plantobedeveloped Verge71-72;Wells(Premier)71-73 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct Noticeofmotion Baker511 SUPPLYAct Noticeofmotion Baker39 SYMPATHYtothetownofMainBrookandthefami lyofthelatedeputymayor,DavidGibbons,who diedinatragicaccident Harris461;Hogan461;Winsor461 TAXATIONofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCom paniesAct(Bill11) Noticeofmotion Hogan41 Firstreading80 TEMPORARYloans Listtabled Baker311 THIRDpartyorganizationsandvolunteergroups Budgetcut Baker339;509;659;Hams658-59;Verge 309;339;509;Wells(Premier)309;658 Listtabled Baker661 TRANSPORTATION RoadconditionsinthecommunityofIslandHarbour Gover79;Parsons78;Winsor77 RockHarbouronBurinPeninsula-roadconditions Gover623;Tobin623 TRINiTYBrickProductsLimited Answertoquestions furey588 Sale;fmancialassistancefromEnterpriseNew foundlandandLabrador Furey549-50;Matthews549-50;Wells(Premier) 549 VRDP(VocationalRehabilitationDisabledPersons) SeeDISABLEDpersonsprogram WABUSHmines Future;crisisinironoreindustry Gibbons217-19;Snow,A.217-19 WARRANTS Tabled Baker259;660 WESTERNSwineBreedingStationatPynn’sBrook Reinstatementofresearchfacility-recommendation ofHulantaskforce Right555-56;Verge555-56 WOODTRUCKING Implementationofavolumeloadingsystemforwood Gover468-69;Hewlett468-69 WORKERS’compensation Pilotprojectestablishedtoprovideadvisotyservices forworkersandemployers Grimes176;Hams177;Winsor177 WORKERS’CompensationCommission ReinstatementofCanadaPensionPlanbenefits Grimes31;Harris31;Simms31 13

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Second reading p. 202-05 GUARANTEED loans Aylward, Mr.

Kevin (L, Stephenville) Agricultural zone in Northeast Avalon - when EDUCATION Commissioner’s report will be released p. 467-68 Denominational education - support for Roman Briefcase purchased in Toronto p. 256;308 Catholic schools p. 663 Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs - INTERIM Supply Act renovations to Minister’s office p. 584-85 Debate p. 368-71 Department of Works Services - Executive Coon- OIL tanker safety - inspection of foreign ships cil offices - renovations and furnishings p. 620-2 1 Debate p. 608-10 Hog industry - cancellation of government sub- PETITIONS sidies - effect on other industries p. 380-82 Education system - denominational education; Premier’s office - storage of furniture in rights under the terms of the constitution p. 663 Pleasantville p. 583-84 PACKAGING Material Act (Bill 2)Aylward, Mr.

Robert (PC, KIIbrlde) Second reading p. 193-99AGRICULTURAL zone review in Northeast Avalon PETITIONSCommissioner’s report tabled p. 548 Education system - denominational educationSRelease of the report p. 467-68;644-45 rights under the terms of the constitution p.BRIEFCASE purchased in Toronto 349•426663Cost p. 256;308 PREMIER’S OfficeDAYBREAK Parent Child Centre Storage of furniture in Pleasantville p. 583-84Request to have funding restored p. 634 SPECIAL Winter Games - congratulations to twoDEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Newfoundland athletes p. 461Agricultural zone review in the Northeast Avalon area p. 644-45 Baker, Hon.

Winston (L, Gander) Hog industry - government subsidies p. 446-47 BUDGET DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Affairs Deficit; $70m reduction by negotiating with Renovations to Minister’s office p. 584-85 public sector unions p. 303-05;504-05;619-20 DEPARTMENT of Works Services and Transporta- When budget will be presented p. 32 tion BUDGET Speech delivered p. 287-95 Renovations to Executive Council offices; furnish- DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the Report of ings p. 620-21 the Auditor General EDUCATION Tabled p. 36 Denominational education - support for Roman EDUCATION Catholic schools p. 328;349;357;426;522;663 School construction - government study p. 582-83 ELECTION Act and the Public Service Collective FISHERY Bargaining Act (Bill 21) Interest relief program for boat owners; cost of Second reading p. 667-69 the program p. 586 FOREST industiy GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 13) Residents opposed to clear-cutting p. 631 Notice of motion p. 346 GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act (Bill 10) Limited Agreements Act (Bill 10) Second reading p. 204 Notice of motion p. 39 HOG industry Cancellation of government subsidies; effect on other industries p. 380-82;446-47 List tabled p. 311 HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 1) HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 1) Second reading p. 81-88 Notice of motion p. 8 INTERIM Supply Act Second reading p. $0-81;95 Debate p. 234-36;247-49;484-86;4$8-91 INTERIM Supply Act NEWFOUNDLAND Power’s proposal for a PCB Notice of motion p. 39 storage facility near Chance Cove Debate p. 225 Request government to reject proposal p. 359 INTERNAL Economy Commission Act (Bill 17) OIL tanker safety - inspection of foreign ships Second reading p. 677 Debate p. 604-08 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Computer Ser ORAL Questions vices Limited 14

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX volunteergroups Annualreporttabledp.470 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorCorporation Annualreporttabledp.311 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorLicensingBoard Annualreporttabledp.75 ORALQuestions Budget-datewhenbudgetwillbepresentedp.32 Budget-deficit$70mreductionbynegotiating withpublicsectorunionsp.303-05;619-20 Fishery-interestreliefprogramforboatowners; costoftheprogramp.586 Publicsectoremployees-wagerollbackp.32-34 Publicsectorunions-Budgetprojectionof$70m dollarsp.551-53 Publicsectorunions-rejectionofgovernment proposalregardingpensioncontributionsp.504- 05 Publicservicepensionplansp.338-39 SchoolboardsinLabradorWest-cutbackin grantsbyminingcompaniesp.35-36 Schoolconstruction-government’spositionp. 582-83 Socialassistanceforsingleparents-childsup portandmaintenanceasnon-allowableincomep. 36-37 Thirdpartyorganizationsandvolunteergroups- budgetcutp.339;509;659 POINTofprivilegeregardingtheresponsebythe OppositiontotheBudgetspeechp.337 POOLEDPensionFund Financialstatementtabledp.311 PRE-COMtvIITMENToffunds Tabledp.510 PUBLICaccountsoftheProvince Tabledp.38 PUBLICsectoremployees Governmentproposaltounionsregardingpen sionplancontributionsp.304 Wagerollbackp.32-34 PUBLICsectorunions Budgetprojectionof$70mp.551-53;619-20 NTA,CUPEandNAPErejectionofpension planoptionp.504-05 PUBLICservicepensionplan Governmentproposaltoreducedeficitp.338-39 RAISINGofSupply(CommitteeofWholeonWays andMeansforBudget) Noticeofmotionp.39 REPORTSTabled DepartmentalObservationsontheReportofthe AuditorGeneralp.38 Guaranteedloanslistp.311 Listofgrants,allowances,etc.fororganizations andsocialagenciesapprovedfor1993-94p.661 NewfoundlandandLabradorComputerServices Limitedannualreportp.470 NewfoundlandLiquorCorporationannualreport p.311 NewfoundlandLiquorLicensingBoardannual reportp.75 PooledPensionFundfinancialstatementp.311 Pre-comrnitmentoffundsintheDepartmentof Educationp.510 PublicaccountsoftheProvinceforyearending March31,1992p.3$ Temporaiyloanslistp.311 Wanantsp.259;660 SCHOOLboardsinLabradorWest Additionalgovernmentfundingduetothecutin grantsbyminingcompaniesp.35-36 SOCIALassistancerecipients Childsupportandmaintenancepaymentsto singlemothersp.36-37 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct Noticeofmotionp.511 SUPPLYAct Noticeofmotionp.39 TEMPORARYloans Listtabledp.311 THIRDpartyorganizationsand Budgetcutp.339;509;659 Listtabledp.661 WARRANTS Tabledp.259;660 Barrett,Mr.Percy(L,Betlevue) NEWFOUNDLANDPower’sproposalforaPCB storagefacilitynearChanceCove Requestgovernmenttorejectproposalp.35$ PETITIONS NewfoundlandPower’sproposalforaPCB storagefacilitynearChanceCovep.358 Carter,Hon.Walter(L,Twiflingate) AQUACULTUREindustry Government’sinitiativesp.178 CRABprocessingplants PlantsinOldPerlicanandFleurdeLysp.507-08 FISHERiESLoanAct(Bill4) Noticeofmotionp.39 Secondreadingp.205;210-11 FISHERY Documentontheproposedpolicyframeworkfor thefutureofthefisheryp.579 Interestreliefprogramforboatowners;costof theprogramp.585 Policyproposalspertainingtotheprocessingsec torp.617-18 15

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Statement denouncing action by federal govern ment regarding the transfer of fish quotas from Burgeo plant to Canso, Nova Scotia p. 298 FISHING industry - restructuring of the processing sector Debate p. 132-34 MINISTERIAL Statements Aquaculture industry - government initiatives p. 17$ Fishery - document containing policy framework proposals p. 579 Fishery - federal government’s action regarding the transfer of fish quotas by Seafreez from Bur geo to Canso, Nova Scotia p. 298 ORAL Questions Crab processing plants in Old Perlican and Fleur de Lys p. 507-08 fishery - interest relief program for boat owners; cost of the program p. 585 Fishery - policy proposals pertaining to the processing sector p. 617-18 Roddickton crab plant - status p. 345 Roddickton crab plant - status; agreement with plant workers p. 416 RODDICKTON crab plant Status p. 345 Status; agreement with plant workers p. 416 Cowan, Hon.

Patricia (L, Conception Bay South) MINISTERIAL Statements Newfoundland Processing Limited regarding the control of emissions from the Come by Chance refmeiy p. 301-02 NEWFOUNDLAND Power’s proposal for a PCB storage facility near Chance Cove Government’s position p. 586 NEWFOUNDLAND Processing Limited Issued an order regarding control of emissions from Come by Chance oil refmery p. 301-02 ORAL Questions Newfoundland Power’s proposal for a PCB storage facility near Chance Cove; environmental concerns p. 586 PACKAGING Material Act (Bill 2) Notice of motion p. 41 Second reading p. 159-60;202 Crane, Mr.

John (I, Harbour Grace) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 323 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 323 Decker, Hon.

Christopher (L, Strait of Belle Isle) DEPARTMENT of Education Curriculum program - layoff of consultants p. 464-65 Florence Delaney appointed as Assistant Deputy Minister p. 301 EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 223;320;348;356 Protesting the elimination of the 2 per cent nile for teacher allocations p. 150 MARINE Institute under Memorial University Transfer of some courses and assets to Cabot College p. 219-20 MEMORIAL University Decrease in operating grants; increase in tuition fees p. 343-45 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 7) Notice of motion p. 41 MEMORIAL University be provided with funding to ensure that tuition fees are not increased Debate p. 398-402 MINISTERIAL Statements Assistant Deputy Minister in Department of Education appointed p. 301 ORAL Questions Department of Education - curriculum program - layoff of consultants p. 464-65 Marine Institute under Memorial University - transfer of some courses and assets to Cabot Col lege p. 2 19-20 Memorial University - decrease in operating grants; increase in tuition fees p. 343-45 Roddickton crab plant - legal opinion regarding ownership of the building p. 418 RODDICKTON crab plant Legal opinion on the ownership of the building p. 418 Doyle, Mr.

Norman (PC, Harbour Main) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 516 HEALTH care Chronic pain clinic at Health Sciences Centre be expanded p. 111 HOSPITAL and nursing home boards Consultant’s report recommendation regarding reduction in number of boards p. 37-38 MEDICAL services Joint management process with the Medical As sociation p. 212 NEWFOUNDLAND Processing Limited 16

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Issuedanorderregardingcontrolofemissions fromComebyChanceoilrefmeryp.302 ORALQuestions Hospitalandnursinghomeboards-consultant’s report-reductioninnumberofboardsp.37-38 PACKAGINGMaterialAct(Bill2) Secondreadingp.160-61 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.516 Dumaresque,Mr.Daniel(L,EagleRiver) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Debatep.61-64;95-99 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.431 FISHERIESLoanAct(Bill4) Secondreadingp.208 FISHERIESmanagementboard Noticeofmotionp.18$ Debatep.262-66;282-85 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.237-39;455-59;491-93 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.431 Efford,Mr.John(L,PortdeGrave) INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.228-30;241-43 Flight,Hon.Graham(L,Windsor.Buchans) AGRICULTURALzonereviewinNortheastAvalon Commissioner’sreporttabledp.547 Releaseofthereportp.467-6$;645-46 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) AgriculturalzonereviewintheNortheastAvalon areap.645-46 Hogindustry-governmentsubsidiesp.448 FORESTindustry Residentsopposedtoclear-cuttingp.42;148;632 HOGindustiy Cancellationofgovernmentsubsidies;effecton otherindustriesp.3$1-$2;44$ MINISTERIALStatements Agriculturalzonereview-Commissioner’sreport tabledp.547 NEWFOUNDLANDFarmProductsCorporation Annualreporttabledp.510 ORALQuestions AgriculturalzoneinNortheastAvalon-when Commissioner’sreportwillbereleasedp.467-68 Hogindustry-cancellationofgovernmentsub sidies-effectonotherindustriesp.381-82 WesternSwineBreedingStationatPynn’sBrook -reinstatementofresearchfacilityasrecom mendedbyHulantaskforcep.555-56 REPORTSTabled NewfoundlandFarmProductsCorporationan nualreportp.510 WESTERNSwineBreedingStationatPynn’sBrook Reinstatementofresearchfacility-recommenda tionofHulantaskforcep.555-56 Furey,Hon.Charles(L,St.Barbe) BRIEFCASEpurchasedinToronto Answertoquestionp.274 Costp.308 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.433 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabrador(ENL) AuditorGeneral’sReportregardingtheoperation ofENL;publictenderingprocessp.74-75 Consultingcontractawardedaformerexecutive assistant(BillMacKenzie);conflictofinterest regulationsp.105-08 ContraventionofthePublicTenderActp.104 ORALQuestions BriefcasepurchasedinTorontop.308 EnterpriseNewfoundland-consultingcontract awardedaformerexecutiveassistant;conflictof interestregulationsp.105-08 EnterpriseNewfoundland-contraventionofthe PublicTenderActp.104 EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabrador- AuditorGeneral’sReportregardingtheoperation ofENL;publictenderingp.74-75 TrinityBrickProductsLimited-sale;financialas sistancefromEnterpriseNewfoundlandand Labradorp.549-50 TRINITYBrickProductsLimited Answertoquestionsp.588 Sale;financialassistancefromEnterpriseNew foundlandandLabradorp.549-50 Gibbons,Hon.Dr.Rex(L,St.John’sWest) EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.428 ORALQuestions Wabushmines-crisisintheironoreindustryp. 217-19 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.428 WABUSHmines Future;crisisinironoreindustryp.217-19 17

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Gilbert, Mr. David fL, Burgeo-Bay d’Espolr) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 313 FISHERIES management board Debate p. 270-74 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 313 Gover, Hon.

Aubrey (L, Bonavista South) CAPITAL roads program List of projects announced p. 297 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Premier’s office - cost of renovations and redecorating p. 449 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Affairs Answer to question regarding renovations p. 626 DEPARTMENT of Works Services and Transporta tion Answer to questions regarding renovations p. 661 Renovations to Executive Council offices; furnish ings p. 620-21 FOGO Island and Change Islands Release of feasibility study p. 146-47 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 452-54 MINISTERIAL Statements Capital roads program - list of projects an nounced p. 297 ORAL Questions Department of Works Services - Executive Coun cil offices - renovations and furnishings p. 620-2 1 Fogo Island and Change Islands - release of feasibility study into a causeway linking the is lands p. 146-47 Public Accounts Committee - information re quested relating to contracts awarded for three health care clinics p. 465 Rock Harbour on the Burin Peninsula - road con ditions p. 623 Sporting facility in Stephenville - reopening of hostel p. 256-57 Wood trucking - implementation of a volume loading system for wood p. 462-69 ORGANIZATIONS and social agencies in King George V Institute Answer to question regarding funding p. 109 PWPY Park Commission Annual report tabled p. 75 PREMIER’S Office Renovations and redecorating - cost p. 449 PUBLIC Accounts Committee Answer to questions regarding health care facilities p. 511 Requested information relating to contracts awarded for three health care clinics p. 465 PUBLIC Tender Act Exceptions tabled p. 75;510 RAIL Service Act (Bill 3) Notice of motion p. 41 REPORTS Tabled Pippy Park Commission annual report p. 75 Public Tender Act Exceptions p. 75;510 SPORTING facility in Stephenville Reopening of hostel p. 256-57 TRANSPORTATION Road conditions in the community of Island Har bour p. 79 Rock Harbour on Burn Peninsula - road condi tions p. 623 WOOD TRUCKING Implementation of a volume loading system for wood p. 468-69 Greening, Mr.

Glenn (PC, Terra Nova) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 591 FOREST industiy Residents opposed to clear-cutting p. 41;147;630 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 591 Forest industry - opposition to clear-cutting p. 41; 147;630 Grimes, Hon. Roger (L, Exploits) CITY of St.

John’s and outside workers dispute Contracting out services in the Goulds; cancella tion of insurance plans p. 102-09 EMPLOYMENT situation Job creation - new initiatives p. 505-07 MINING industry in Western Labrador Government’s plan to assist laid off miners p. 660 MINISTERIAL Statements Statements by Minister of Employment and Labour Relations on government’s fiscal policy p. 250 Workers’ compensation - establishment of a pilot project to provide a worker/employer advisory service p. 176 Workers’ Compensation Board reinstatement of Canada Pension Plan benefits to dependents p. 31 ORAL Questions 18

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX asAssistantDeputy supportforRoman CityofSLJohn’sandoutsideworkersdispute- contractingoutservicesintheGoulds;cancelling ofinsuranceplansp.108-09 Employmentsituation-government’splans;new initiativesp.505-07 MiningindustryinWesternLabrador- government’splantoassistlaidoffminersp.660 STATEMENTSbyMinisterofEmploymentand LabourRelationsonGovernment’sfiscalpolicy Clarificationofcommentsp.250 WORKERS’compensation Pilotprojectestablishedtoprovideadvisoryser vicesforworkersandemployersp.176 WORKERS’CompensationCommission ReinstatementofCanadaPensionPlanbenefits p.31 Gullage,Hon.Eric(L,Waterford-Kenmount) DAYBREAKParentChildCentre Budgetcutp.310-11 Fundingreinstatedp.614 Requesttohavefundingrestoredp.316 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Socialassistancebudgetp.446 DISABLEDpersonsprogram Assistancetostudentspursuingpost-secondary educationcancelledp.462-64;655-56 DUNFIELDParkCentreinCornerBrook Interimfundinguntilfederalprogramreinstated p.657-58 MINISTERIALStatements DaybreakParentChildCentre-funding reinstatedp.614 ORALQuestions DaybreakParentChildCentre-cutinfundingp. 310-11 Disabledpersonsprogram-cancellationofassis tancep.462-64;655-56 DunfieldParkCentreinCornerBrook-request forinterimfundingp.657-58 Socialassistance-amountbudgetedfornextyear p.382-84 Socialassistancerecipients-overpaymentpro gramp.221;257-58 SocialServicesOfficeinHarbourGracebeing relocatedtoClarenvillep.187 SOCIALassistance Budgetfor1993-94p.3$2-84;446 SOCIALassistancerecipients Answertoquestionsregardingchildsupportand maintenancepaymentsp.109-110 Overpaymentprogramp.221;257-58 SOCIALServicesOfficeinHarbourGrace RelocationtoClarenvillep.187 Harris,Mr.Jack(NDP,St.John’sEast) AGRICULTURALzonereviewinNortheastAvalon Commissioner’sreporttabledp.549 AQUACULTUREindustry Government’sinitiativesp.179 CALLBECK,Catherine,congratulatedonbeing electednewPremierofPrinceEdwardIslandand firstwomanelectedaspremierofaprovincep.547 CITYofSt.John’sandoutsideworkersdispute ContractingoutservicesintheGoulds;cancella tionofinsuranceplansp.108-09 DAYBREAKParentChildCentre Budgetcutp.311;342-43 Fundingreinstatedp.615 Requesttohavefundingrestoredp. 315;353;435;557;633 DEPARTMENTofEducation FlorenceDelaneyappointed Ministerp.301 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation- Catholicschoolsp.430 Williams’reportrecommendationsregarding denominationaleducation-positionofChurch leadersandgovernmentp.176 ELECTIONActandthePublicServiceCollective BargainingAct(Bill21) Secondreadingp.669-72 ELECTORALBoundariesAct(Bill20) Secondreadingp.563-66 EMPLOYMENTsituation Unemployedyoungpeoplep.258-59 FISHERIESLoanAct(Bill4) Secondreadingp.206-08 FISHERY Statementdenouncingactionbyfederalgovern mentregardingthetransferoffishquotasfrom BurgeoplanttoCanso,NovaScotiap.300 FORESTindustry Residentsopposedtoclear-cuttingp.42 HEALTHcare Establishmentoftworegionalcommunityhealth boardsforSt.John’sandCentralNewfoundland p.653 HIBERNTAproject Signingoflegaldocumentsbetweenallpartiesin cludingMurphyOilp.375 HOUSEofAssemblyAct(Bill1) Secondreadingp.91-95 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.151-57 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.575-77 INTERNALEconomyCommissionAct(Bill17) Secondreadingp.678-82 19

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 684 INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day p. 30 JUDICIAL inquiry into circumstances surrounding death of Perry Tremblett at Salmonier Correctional Institute Judge Woodrow’s report tabled p. 616 JUDICIAL inquiry into tragic death of Ralph Yet- man at Brittany Inns in 1991 Judge Reid’s report tabled p. 376 KING George V Institute Future p. 73 LAND claims negotiations Proposal presented on behalf of the Labrador Inuit p. 66 MEDICAL services Joint management process with the Medical As sociation p. 213 MILiTARY training base at Goose Bay Government support reaffirmed p. 651 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Hydro Privatization merger with Newfoundland Light p. 509 NEWFOUNDLAND Processing Limited Issued an order regarding control of emissions from Come by Chance oil refmery p. 303 ORAL Questions City of St.

John’s and outside workers dispute - contracting out services in the Goulds; cancelling of insurance plans p. 108-09 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - cut in funding p. 31 1;342-43 Employment for young people - funding in Budget p. 258-59 King George V Institute - future p. 73 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization; merger with Newfoundland Light p. 509 Organizations and social agencies in King George V Institute - government funding for accommoda tions p. 73-74;184-85;587 Third party organizations and volunteer groups - budget cut p. 658-59 ORGANIZATIONS and social agencies in King George V Institute Government funding for accommodations p. 73- 74; 184-85;587 PACKAGING Material Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 162-68 PETITIONS Daybreak Parent Child Centre - restoration of funding p. 315;353;435;557;633 POINT of privilege - Justice Noel’s ruling that Memorial University has violated the privileges of the House of Assembly p. 415 SCHOOL bus transportation for students within City of St.

John’s Notice of motion p. 40 SPECIAL Winter Games - congratulations to two Newfoundland athletes p. 462 SYMPATHY to the town of Main Brook and the family of the late deputy mayor, David Gibbons, who died in a tragic accident p. 461 THIRD party organizations and volunteer groups Budget cut p. 658-59 WORKERS’ compensation Pilot project established to provide advisory ser vices for workers and employers p. 177 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Reinstatement of Canada Pension Plan benefits p. 31 Hearn, Mr. Loyola (PC, St.

Mary’s-The Capes) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 190,322;351;626;636 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 499-502 MEMORIAL University be provided with funding to ensure that tuition fees are not increased Debate p. 402-05 ORAL Questions PCB site - establishment of a storage or destruc tion facility in the province p. 550-5 1 PCB site Government plans to establish a storage or destruction facility in the province p. 550-51 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 351;626 Hewlett, Mr.

Alvin (PC, Green Bay) BEACHSDE community Request for approval of another phase of water and sewer system p. 51$;661 EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Pentecos tal school system p. 317 Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 432;515 Little Bay Islands residents regarding cutbacks p. 45 Protesting the elimination of the 2 per cent rule for teacher allocations p. 149 FOREST industry Residents opposed to clear-cutting p. 148 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 572 20

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX ORALQuestions Woodtrucking-implementationofavolume loadingsystemforwoodp.468-69 PETITIONS Beachsidecommunity-requestforapprovalof anotherphaseofwaterandsewersystemp. 518;661 Educationcutbacks-budgetmeasuresp.45 Educationcutbacks-teacherallocationsp.149 Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.317 WOODTRUCKING Implementationofavolumeloadingsystemfor woodp.468-69 Hodder,Mr.James(PC,PortauPort) EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.629 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.629 Hogan,Hon.William(L,Placentla) DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Recreationfacilities-fundingforagymnasium forClarenvillep.647-48 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalandProvincialAffairs Answertoquestionregardingrenovationsp.625 RenovationstoMinister’sofficep.584-85 FIREPreventionAct(Bill5) Noticeofmotionp.41 MINISTERIALStatements Municipalcapitalworksprogram-listof projectsfor1993-94tabledp.411 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram Breakdownof$50mannouncedinBudgetp.340 Detailsoftheprojectsfor1993-94tabledp.411 Whenthelistofprojectswillbeannouncedp.186 MUNICIPALiTIESAct(Bill16) Noticeofmotionp.424 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousing Staffingandoperatingcosts-budgetcutp.557 NEWFOUNDLANDPower’sproposalforaPCB storagefacilityneatChanceCove Issuanceofbuildingpermitp.587 Requestgovernmenttoreject.proposalp.360 ORALQuestions DepartmentofMunicipalandProvincia]Affairs- renovationstoMinister’sofficep.584-85 Municipalcapitalworksprogramp.1$6;340 NewfoundlandandLabradorHousing-budget cutinstaffmgandoperatingcostsp.557 NewfoundlandPower’sproposalforaPCB storagefacilitynearChanceCove;environmental concernsp.587 Recreationalfacilities-Budgetcutinelectrical subsidiestomunicipalitiesforstadiumsandswim mingpoolsp.341-42 Recreationalfacilities-fundingforproposed gymnasiuminClarenvilleforupcomingWinter Gamesp.622 PORTauBras Residentsprotestingincreaseinpolltaxp.326 RECREATIONALfacilities AnnouncementinBudgetregardingelectricalsub sidiestomunicipalitiesforstadiumsandswim mingpoolsp.341-42 WinterGamestobeheldinClarenville-funding forproposedgymnasiump.622;647-48 SPECIALWinterGames-congratulationstotwo Newfoundlandathletesp.461 SYMPATHYtothetownofMainBrookandthe familyofthelatedeputymayor,DavidGibbons, whodiedinatragicaccidentp.461 TAXATIONofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCom paniesAct(Bill11) Noticeofmotionp.41 Kitchen,Hon.Dr.Hubert(L,St.John’sCentre) BURINPeninsulaHealthCareCentre Downgradingofmedicalservicesasaresultof theDobbinreportp.553-55 CANCERclinicinCornerBrook Requesttohaveclinicreopenedp.50;589 CONNAIGREPeninsula Requestforanewhealthcarefacilityp.53 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.428;435;518;591 HEALTHcare ChronicpainclinicatHealthSciencesCentrebe expandedp.112 Establishmentoftworegionalcommunityhealth boardsforSt.John’sandCentralNewfoundland p.651 HEALTHcareclinicatGrandBank Reductioninservicesp.654-55 HOSPITALandnursinghomeboards Consultant’sreportrecommendationregarding reductioninnumberofboardsp.37-38 MEDICALservices JointmanagementprocesswiththeMedicalAs sociationp.212 MINISTERIALStatements Medicalservices-jointmanagementagreement p.212 21

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Regional community health boards established for Sc John’s and Central Newfoundland p. 651 ORAL Questions Bum Peninsula Health Care Centre - downgrad ing of services as a result of the Dobbin report p. 553-55 Health care clinic at Grand Bank - reduction in services p. 654-55 Hospital and nursing home boards - consultant’s report - reduction in number of boards p. 37-38 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 428;518;591 SMOKE-FREE Environment Act (Bill 18) Notice of motion p. 470 Langdon, Mr.

Oliver (L, fortune-Hermitage) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Mover p. 8-12 CONNAIGRE Peninsula Request for a new health care facility p. 51 PETITIONS Health care facility for Connaigre Peninsula p. 51 REPORTS Tabled Select Committee appointed to draft a Reply to the Speech from the Throne - report presented p. 39 SELECT Committee be appointed to draft an Ad dress in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Report presented p. 39 Lush, Hon.

Thomas, Speaker (L, Bonavista North) AUDITOR General’s Report Tabled report for year ended March 31,2 p. 38 Tabled special report of the Auditor General regarding audit of Memorial University p. 384 ELECTORAL Districts Boundaries Commission Appointment of members to commission p. 557 Labrador member appointed p. 609 INTERNAL Economy Commission Report for 1992 tabled p. 557 MESSAGE from Her Majesty the Queen relating to Commonwealth Day p. 67 POINT of privilege - failure of Memorial University to comply with a request of the Public Accounts Committee to appear at a hearing Ruling - no prima facie case of privilege p. 579 POINT of privilege - Justice Noel’s ruling that Memorial University has violated the privileges of the House of Assembly Ruling - not a breach of the privileges of the House p. 543-44 POINT of privilege concerning a photographer being permitted on the floor of the House Ruling p. 28 REPORTS Tabled Auditor General’s Report p. 38 Internal Economy Commission report for 1992 p. 557 Special report of the Auditor General regarding an audit of Memorial University (Second report) p. 384 RULINGS Budget debate not required to resume on next sit ting day after Budget Speech is delivered p. 361 Decorum in the House p. 200 Guidelines concerning the admission of photog raphers and media personnel onto the floor of the House p. 26 Oral questions must not be prefaced by the read ing of letters, telegrams, etc. p. 35;419 Point of privilege relating to committee proceed ings must be raised immediately - MUN failure to appear before Public Accounts Committee p. 579 Procedure when a motion to adjourn is defeated p. 450 Question of privilege - obstruction of an officer of the House in the performance of her duties - University failing to comply with request p. 543 Question Period - recognition of members p. 192 Question Period - rules with respect to questions and answers p. 182 Standing Orders regarding the motion for House to sit past 10 o’clock - motion in order p. 638 Transferring of questions to another minister p. 549 SELECT Committee be appointed to draft an Ad dress in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Members of the committee named p. 26 Matthews, Mr.

William (PC, Grand Bank) AQUACULTURE industiy Government’s initiatives p. 179 AUDITOR General’s Report Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador business plan p. 180-81 Statement in report regarding the financial posi tion of the province p. 142-44 CALLBECK, Catherine, congratulated on being elected new Premier of Prince Edward Island and first woman elected as premier of a province p. 547 CONNAIGRE Peninsula Request for a new health care facility p. 52 CRAB processing plants Plants in Old Perlican and Fleer de Lys p. 507 22

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX DEBATEontheAdjournment(Late Recreationfacilities-fundingfor forClarenvillep.646-47 ECONOMICRecoveryCommission Salaryincreasetostaffmembersp.307 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.312;34$;425 Williams’reportrecommendationsregarding denominationaleducation-positionofChurch leadersandgovernmentp.175 ESTIMATESCommitteemeetings-reporttothe Housewithinfifteensittingdaysp.592 FISI{ERIESLoanAct(Bill4) Secondreadingp.208-10 FISHERIESmanagementboard Debatep.266-69 FISHERY Documentontheproposedpolicyframeworkfor thefutureofthefisheryp.580 Interestreliefprogramforboatowners;costof theprogramp.585-86 Jointmanagement-constitutionaldiscussionsp. 68-70 Statementdenouncingactionbyfederalgovern mentregardingthetransferoffishquotasfrom BurgeoplanttoCanso,NovaScotiap.299 FISHINGindustry-restructuringoftheprocessing sector Noticeofmotionp.39-40 Debatep.113-16;134-38 HEALTHcare Establishmentoftworegionalcommunityhealth boardsforSt.John’sandCentralNewfoundland p.652 HEALTHcareclinicatGrandBank Reductioninservicesp.653-55 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.226-28;570-72 INTERNALEconomyCommissionAct(Bill17) Secondreadingp.682-83 LANDclaimsnegotiations ProposalpresentedonbehalfoftheLabrador Inuitp.66 ORALQuestions AuditorGeneral’sReport-EnterpriseNew foundlandandLabradorbudgetnotrequiringap provalp.180-81 AuditorGeneral’sReport-statementregarding thefinancialpositionoftheprovincep.142-44 CrabprocessingplantsinOldPerlicanandFleur deLysp.507 EconomicRecoveryCommission-increasesin salarytostaffmembersp.307 Fishery-interestreliefprogramforboatowners; costoftheprogramp.585-86 Fishery-jointmanagementincludedinconstitu tionaldiscussionsp.68-70 HealthcareclinicatGrandBank-reductionin servicesp.653-55 Premier’soffice-costofrenovationsand redecoratingp.378-80 Premier’soffice-wageincreasestopersonal staffp.305-06 Recreationalfacilities-fundingforproposed gymnasiuminClarenvilleforupcomingWinter Gamesp.622 Roddicktoncrabplant-fundingtoRoddickton crabplantcommitteep.41$-19;508 Roddicktoncrabplant-legalopinionregarding ownershipofthebuildingp.417 Roddicktoncrabplant-statusp.220-21;345 Roddicktoncrabplant-status;agreementwith plantworkersp.416 TrinityBrickProductsLimited-sale;financialas sistancefromEnterpriseNewfoundlandand Labradorp.549-50 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetennsoftheconstitutionp. 312;425 POINTofprivilegeconcerningaphotographerbeing permittedontheflooroftheHousep.26 POINTofprivilegeregardingtheresponsebythe OppositiontotheBudgetspeechp.336-37 PREMIER’SOffice Personalstaff-wageincreasesp.305-06 Renovationsandredecorating-costp.378-80 RECREATIONALfacilities WinterGamestobeheldinClarenville-funding forproposedgymnasiump.622;646-47 RODDICKTONcrabplant FundingtoRoddicktoncrabplantcommitteep. 418-19;508 Legalopinionontheownershipofthebuilding p.417-18 Statusp.220-21;345 Status;agreementwithplantworkersp.416 TRINITYBrickProductsLimited Sale;financialassistancefromEnterpriseNew foundlandandLabradorp.549-50 Murphy,Mr.Thomas(L,St.John’sSouth) DAYBREAKParentChildCentre Requesttohavefundingrestoredp.513 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.562 Show) agymnasium 23

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX FISHERIES management board Debate p. 279-81 HEALTH care Chronic pain clinic at Health Sciences Centre be expanded p. 110 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 232-34;4$l-83;486-88 OIL tanker safety - inspection of foreign ships Notice of motion p. 40 Debate p. 594-97;610-12 PACKAGING Material Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 168-70 PETITIONS Chronic pain clinic at Health Sciences Centre be expanded p. 110 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - restoration of funding p. 513 Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 562 Noel, Mr.

Walter (L, Pieasantville) COMIvIITI’EE be struck to analyze the consequences of Confederation Notice of motion p. 510 DAYBREAK Parent Child Centre Request to have funding restored p. 438 EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 221-22;520;62$ INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 498-99;537-39 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 221;520;628 Oldford, Mr. Douglas (L, Trinity North) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Seconder p. 12-14 Parsons, Mr. Kevin (PC, St.

John’s East Extern) CAPiTAL roads program List of projects announced p. 297 DAYBREAK Parent Child Centre Request to have funding restored p. 354 EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 188;314;319;352;434;517 FISHING industry - restructuring of the processing sector Debate p. 128-31 NEWFOUNDLAND Power’s proposal for a PCB storage facility near Chance Cove Environmental concerns p. 586 Government’s position p. 586 Issuance of building permit p. 587 ORAL Questions Newfoundland Power’s proposal for a PCB storage facility near Chance Cove; environmental concerns p. 586-87 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 1 88;434 TRANSPORTATION Road conditions in the community of Island Har bour p. 78 Ramsay, Mr.

William (L, Lapolle) CANCER clinic in Corner Brook Request to have the clinic reopened p. 47 HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 1) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 155-56 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 245-47 OIL tanker safety - inspection of foreign ships Debate p. 601-04 PACKAGING Material Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 200-02 Reid, Mr.

Arthur (I, Carbonear) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 515 ELECTION Act and the Public Service Collective Bargaining Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 672-74 HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 1) Second reading p. 88-9 1 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 515 REPORTS Tabled Select committee report on the amendments to the House of Assembly Act p. 39 SELECT Committee report on the amendments to the House of Assembly Act Report tabled p. 39 Roberts, Hon.

Edward (L, Naskaupi) ADJOURNMENT Motion - that House not adjourn at five o’clock p. 523 ADJOURNMENT Motion - that House not adjourn at ten o’clock p. 638 ELECTION Act and the Public Service Collective Bargaining Act (Bill 21) Notice of motion p. 623 Second reading p. 664-68;675-77 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 685 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 20) 24

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Noticeofmotionp.511 Secondreadingp.563;569-70 ESTIMATESCommitteemeetings-reporttothe Housewithinfifteensittingdaysp.592 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditurep.384 Membersnamedtocommitteep.384 HOUSEofAssemblyAct(Bill1) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.151;157-59 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.332-34;440-44;476-77 INTERNALEconomyCommissionAct(311117) Noticeofmotionp.470 JUDICIALinquiryintocircumstancessurrounding deathofPenyTremblettatSalmonierCorrectional Institute JudgeWoo&ow’sreporttabledp.615 JUDICIALinquhyintotragicdeathofRalphYet- manatBrittanyInnsin1991 JudgeReid’sreporttabledp.375 MILITARYtrainingbaseatGooseBay Governmentsupportreaffirmedp.650 MINISTERIALStatements JudicialinquiryintodeathatSalmonierCorrec tionalInstitute-JudgeWoodrow’sreporttabled p.615 JudicialinquiryintotragicdeathofRalphYet- manatBrittanyInnsin1991-reporttabledp. 375 MilitarytrainingbaseatGooseBay-government supportreaffmnedp.650 Provincialcourtjudges-twonewappointments p.251 NEWFOUNDLANDGazette Editionstabledp.259 NICHOLSVILLE ProposedamalgamationwithDeerLakep.76 ORALQuestions PCBsite-establishmentofastorageordestruc tionfacilityintheprovincep.550 PublicAccountsCommittee-informationre questedrelatingtocontractsawardedforthree healthcareclinicsp.465-66 Roddicktoncrabplant-legalopinionregarding ownershipofthebuildingp.417 Socialassistanceforsingleparents-childsup portandmaintenanceasnon-allowableincomep. 36 PCBsite Governmentplanstoestablishastorageor destructionfacilityintheprovincep.550 POINTofprivilege-failureofMemorialUniversity tocomplywitharequestofthePublicAccounts Committeetoappearatahearingp.544-46 POINTofprivilege-JusticeNoel’srulingthat MemorialUniversityhasviolatedtheprivilegesof theHouseofAssemblyp.413 POINTofprivilegeregardingtheresponsebythe OppositiontotheBudgetspeechp.336-37 PROVINCIALcourtjudges Appointmentoftwojudgesp.251 PUBLICAccountsCommittee Changeinmembership-MemberforBurin PlacentiaWestappointedp.557 Requestedinformationrelatingtocontracts awardedforthreehealthcareclinicsp.465-66 REPORTSTabled NewfoundlandGazetteeditionspublishedp.259 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditurep.384 Membersnamedtocommitteep.384 RODDICKTONcrabplant Legalopinionontheownershipofthebuilding p.417 SOCIALassistancerecipients Childsupportandmaintenancepaymentsto singlemothersp.36 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditurep.384 Membersnamedtocommitteep.384 Short,Mr.Lawrence(IND,St.George’

s) EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.32$;634 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetennsoftheconstitutionp. 328;634 Simms,Mr.Leonard,LeaderoftheOpposition(PC, GrandFalls) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone p.14-18 BUDGET Deficit$70mreductionbynegotiatingwith publicsectorunionsp.503-05 Whenbudgetwillbepresentedp.32 CANCERclinicinCornerBrook Requesttohavetheclinicreopenedp.48 CONSTITUTIONALdiscussions-travelexpensesin curred Listofexpensesrequestedunderthefreedomof InformationActp.621 DAYBREAKParentChildCentre Extenddeadlinep.376-77 Federalfundingp.378 DISABLEDpersonsprogram 25

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX p. 31 all parties in- Assistance to students pursuing post-secondary education cancelled p. 462-63 EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 385 ELECTION Act and the Public Service Collective Bargaining Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 674-75 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador (ENL) Consulting contract awarded a former executive assistant (Bill MacKenzie); conflict of interest regulations p. 105-07 Contravention of the Public Tender Act p. 103-04 FISHERY Policy proposals pertaining to the processing sec tor p. 617-18 iNTERNAL Economy Commission Act (Bill 17) Second reading p. 678 LOWER Churchill development Status of negotiations p. 252-53 ORAL Questions Budget - date when budget will be presented p. 32 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - extend deadline p. 376-77 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - federal funding p. 378 Disabled persons program - cancellation of assis tance p. 462-63 Enterprise Newfoundland - consulting contract awarded a former executive assistant conflict of interest regulations p. 105-07 Enterprise Newfoundland - contravention of the Public Tender Act p. 103-04 Expense information requested under the Freedom of Information Act - expenses during the constitutional debates p. 621 Fishery - policy proposals pertaining to the processing sector p. 617-18 Lower Churchill development - status of negotia tions p. 252-53 Premier’s office - cost of renovations and redecorating p. 420-22 Public sector employees - government proposal regarding pension plan conthbutions p. 140-41 Public sector employees - wage rollback p. 32-34 Public sector unions - rejection of government proposal regarding pension conthbutions p. 503- 05 Statements by Minister of Employment and Labour Relations - government’s position on fis cal policy p. 214-16 Strategic Economic Plan - estimates in 1992 and 1993 Budgets p. 580-81 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 385 PREMIER’S Office Renovations and redecorating - cost p. 420-22 PUBLIC sector employees Government proposal to unions regarding pen sion plan contributions p. 140-41 Wage rollback p. 32-34 PUBLIC sector unions NTA, CUPE and NAPE rejection of pension plan option p. 503-05 STATEMENTS by Minister of Employment and Labour Relations on Government’s fiscal policy Clarification of comments p. 251 Government’s position p. 2 14-16 STRATEGIC Economic Plan Expenditures in Budget for 1992 and 1993 p. 580- 81 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Reinstatement of Canada Pension Plan benefits Small, Mr.

Harold (I, Baie Verte-White Bay) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 662 FISHING industry - restructuring of the processing sector Debate p. 126-28 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 662 Snow, Mr.

Alex (PC, Menihek) EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 355 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 20) Second reading p. 568-69 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador (ENL) Auditor General’s Report regarding the operation of ENL; public tendering process p. 74 HIBERNIA project Signing of legal documents between cluding Murphy Oil p. 374 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 523-29 MILiTARY training base at Goose Bay Government support reaffirmed p. 650-5 1 MINING industry in Western Labrador Government’s plan to assist laid off miners p. 659 ORAL Questions 26

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabrador- AuditorGeneral’sReportregardingtheoperation ofENL;publictenderingp.74 MiningindustryinWesternLabrador- government’splantoassistlaidoffminersp.659 SchoolboardsinLabradorWest-cutbackin grantsbyminingcompaniesp.35-36 Wabushmines-crisisintheironoreindustryp. 217-19 PETiTIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.355 SCHOOLboardsinLabradorWest Additionalgovernmentfundingduetothecutin grantsbyminingcompaniesp.35-36 WABUSHmines Future;crisisinironoreindustryp.217-19 Snow,Mr.Lloyd(L,Trinity-BaydeVerde) EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.629 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.629 RULINGS Non-confidencemotiontotheAddressinReply- movedinorderp.58 Sullivan,Mr.Loyola(PC,Ferryland) DAYBREAKParentChildCentre Requesttohavefundingrestoredp.511 DEPARTMENTofEducation Curriculumprogram-layoffofconsultantsp. 464-65 FlorenceDelaneyappointedasAssistantDeputy Ministerp.301 DISABLEDpersonsprogram Assistancetostudentspursuingpost-secondary educationcancelledp.655-56 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.222-23;321;386;427;521 LittleBayIslandsresidentsregardingcutbacksp. 45 Protestingtheeliminationofthe2percentrule forteacherallocationsp.149;261 Schoolconstruction-governmentstudyp.582-83 EDUCATIONWeekp.29 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.529-31 MARINEInstituteunderMemorialUniversity TransferofsomecoursesandassetstoCabot Collegep.219-20 MEMORIALUniversity Decreaseinoperatinggrants;increaseintuition feesp.343-44 MEMORIALUniversitybeprovidedwithfundingto ensurethattuitionfeesarenotincreased Noticeofmotionp.346 Debatep.387-91;405-09 MOBILE Proposedamalgamationp.43 ORALQuestions DepartmentofEducation-curriculumprogram- layoffofconsultantsp.464-65 Disabledpersonsprogram-cancellationofassis tancep.655-56 MarineInstituteunderMemorialUniversity- transferofsomecoursesandassetstoCabotCol legep.219-20 MemorialUniversity-decreaseinoperating grants;increaseintuitionfeesp.343-44 Schoolconstruction-government’spositionp. 582-83 PETITIONS DaybreakParentChildCentre-restorationof flmdingp.511 Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp. 321;521 ProposedamalgamationofMobilep.43 Tobin,Mr.Glen(PC,Burin-PlacentlaWest) BURINPeninsulaHealthCareCentre Downgradingofmedicalservicesasaresultof theDobbinreportp.553-54 DAYBREAKParentChildCentre Budgetcutp.310 Fundingreinstatedp.614 Requesttohavefundingrestoredp. 316;437;514;558 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Socialassistancebudgetp.445 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.312;346;425;627 FISHERIESmanagementboard Debatep.274-78 FISHINGindustry-restructuringoftheprocessing sector Debatep.122-26 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.230-32;363-6$;472-81;496-97;531-37 OILtankersafety-inspectionofforeignships Debatep.597-601 ORALQuestions 27

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Burm Peninsula Health Care Centre - downgrad ing of services as a result of the Dobbin report p. 553-54 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - cut in funding p. 310 Rock Harbour on the Burin Peninsula - road con ditions p. 623 Social assistance - amount budgeted for next year p. 382-83 Social assistance recipients - overpayment pro gram p. 221;257-58 Social Services Office in Harbour Grace being relocated to Clarenville p. 186-87 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 346 Port au Bras residents regarding implementation of a poll tax p. 324 PORT au Bras Residents protesting increase in poli tax p. 324 SOCIAL assistance Budget for 1993-94 p. 382-83;445 SOCIAL assistance recipients Overpayment program p. 221;257-58 SOCIAL Services Office in Harbour Grace Relocation to Clarenville p. 186-87 TRANSPORTATION Rock Harbour on Burin Peninsula - road condi tions p. 623 Verge, Ms Lynn (PC, Humber East) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 54-61 Amendment p. 58 CANCER clinic in Corner Brook Request to have the clinic reopened p. 46;588 CHALKER, Grant, Vice-Chairman of Public Service Commission Replacing Chairman p. 145-46 DAYBREAK Parent Child Centre Request to have funding restored p. 512 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Premier’s office - cost of renovations and redecorating p. 448-49 DUNFIELD Park Centre in Corner Brook Interim funding until federal program reinstated p. 656-58 - ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 20) Second reading p. 566-68 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador (ENL) Consulting contract awarded a former executive assistant (Bill MacKenzie); conflict of interest regulations p. 1 82-24;254-55 GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act (Bill 10) Second reading p. 203 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 443;454-55;573-75 INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day p. 29 JUDICIAL inquiry into circumstances surrounding death of Perry Tremblett at Salmomer Correctional Institute Judge Woodrow’s report tabled p. 616 JUDICIAL inquiry into tragic death of Ralph Yet man at Brittany Inns in 1991 Judge Reid’s report tabled p. 376 ORAL Questions Chailcer, Grant, Vice-Chairman of Public Service Commission - replacing Chairman p. 145-46 Dunfield Park Centre in Corner Brook - request for interim funding p. 656-58 Enterprise Newfoundland - consulting contract awarded a former executive assistant; conflict of interest regulations p. 182-84;254-55 Premier’s office - cost of renovations and redecorating p. 422-23 Public sector employees - wage and benefits issue - unpaid leave p. 101-03 Public service pension plans p. 338-39 Social assistance for single parents - child sup port and maintenance as non-allowable income p. 36-37 Strategic social plan development p. 71-72 Third party organizations and volunteer groups - budget cut p. 309;339;509 Western Swine Breeding Station at Pynn’s Brook - reinstatement of research facility as recom mended by Hulan task force p. 555-56 PACKAGING Material Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 170-73 PETITIONS Cancer clinic in Corner Brook - request to have the clinic reopened p. 46;5$$ POINT of order regarding document tabled by Premier concerning a legal opinion on the ENL Mac Kenzie contract p. 336 PREMIER’S Office Renovations and redecorating - cost p. 422- 23;448-49 PROVINCIAL court judges Appointment of two judges p. 251 PUBLIC sector employees Wage and benefits issue - unpaid leave p. 101-03 PUBLIC service pension plan Government proposal to reduce deficit p. 338-39 SOCIAL assistance recipients 28

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX betweenallpartiesin- Childsupportandmaintenancepaymentsto singlemothersp.36-37 STRATEGICsocialplan Plantobedevelopedp.71-72 ThIRDpartyorganizationsandvolunteergroups Budgetcutp.309;339;509 WESTERNSwineBreedingStationatPynn’sBrook Reinstatementofresearchfacility-recommenda tionofHulantaskforcep.555-56 Walsh,Hon.James(L,MountSclo-BellIsland) DEPARTMENTofTourismandCultureAct(Bill6) Noticeofmotionp.40 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.561 NEWFOUNDLANDPower’sproposalforaPCB storagefacilitynearChanceCove Environmentalconcernsp.587 ORALQuestions NewfoundlandPower’sproposalforaPCB storagefacilitynearChanceCove;environmental concernsp.587 Roddicktoncrabplant-fundingtoRoddickton crabplantcommitteep.419-20;508 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.561 RODDICKTONcrabplant Answertoquestionregardingfundingtocommit teep.425 FundingtoRoddicktoncrabplantcommitteep. 419-20;50$ Warren,Dr.Philip(L,St.John’sNorth) EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.3$7;429;471;519;630 MEMORIALUniversitybeprovidedwithfundingto ensurethattuitionfeesarenotincreased Debatep.391-95 Wells,Hon.ClydeK.,Premier(L,BayofIslands) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone p.18-26 ADVISORYCouncilontheEconomy Firstannualreporttabledp.259 AUDITORGeneral’sReport EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabradorbusiness planp.180-82 Statementinreportregardingthefmancialposi tionoftheprovincep.142-45 BRIEFCASEpurchasedinToronto Costp.256;308-09 BUDGET Deficit;$70mreductionbynegotiatingwith publicsectorunionsp.503 CALLBECK.Catherine,congratulatedonbeing electednewPremierofPrinceEdwardIslandand firstwomanelectedaspremierofaprovincep.546 CHALKER,Grant,Vice-ChairmanofPublicService Commission ReplacingChairmanp.145-46 CONSTITUTIONALdiscussions-travelexpensesin curred ListofexpensesrequestedundertheFreedomof InformationActp.621 Listofexpensestabledp.626 DAYBREAKParentChildCentre Budgetcutp.311;342-43 Extenddeadlinep.376-77 federalfundingp.378 DUNFIELDParkCentreinCornerBrook Interimfundinguntilfederalprogramreinstated p.657 ECONOMICRecoveryCommission Annualreporttabledp.109 Salaryincreasetostaffmembersp.307-08 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.191;317;662 Williams’reportrecommendationsregarding denominationaleducation-positionofChurch leadersandgovernmentp.174 EMPLOYMENTsituation Governmentplansp.216-17 Unemployedyoungpeoplep.258-59 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabrador(ENL) Consultingcontractawardedaformerexecutive assistant(BillMacKenzie);conflictofinterest regulationsp.106;1$2-84;254-55 TabledareportfromJusticeDepartmentregard ingENLMacKenziecontractp.312 FISHERY Jointmanagement-constitutionaldiscussionsp. 68-71 FISHINGindustry-restructuringoftheprocessing sector Debatep.117-21 HIBERNIAproject Signingoflegaldocuments cludingMurphyOilp.374 KINGGeorgeVInstitute Futurep.73 LANDclaimsnegotiations ProposalpresentedonbehalfoftheLabrador fruitp.65 LOWERChurchilldevelopment Statusofnegotiationsp.252-53 29

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX MINISTERIAL Statements Congratulations to Catherine Calibeck, new Premier of Prince Edward Island p. 546 Educational system improvements outlined in the Williams report - position of Church leaders and government p. 174 Hibernia project - signing of legal documents by all parties p. 374 Land claims negotiations - proposal presented on behalf of Labrador Inuit p. 65 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Hydro Privatization merger with Newfoundland Light p. 509 ORAL Questions Auditor General’s Report - Enterprise New foundland and Labrador budget not requiring ap proval p. 180-82 Auditor General’s Report - statement regarding the fmancial position of the province p. 142-45 Briefcase purchased in Toronto p. 256;308M9 ChaUcer, Grant, Vice-Chainnan of Public Service Commission - replacing Chairman p. 145-46 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - cut in funding p. 31 1;342-43 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - extend deadline p. 376-77 Daybreak Parent Child Centre - federal funding p. 378 Dunfield Park Centre in Corner Brook - request for interim funding p. 657 Economic Recovery Commission - increases in salaiy to staff members p. 307-08 Employment for young people - funding in Budget p. 258-59 Employment situation - government’s plans; new initiatives p. 216-17 Enterprise Newfoundland - consulting contact awarded a former executive assistant, conflict of interest regulations p. 106; 182-84;254-55 Expense information requested under the Freedom of Information Act - expenses during the constitutional debates p. 621 Fishery - joint management included in constitu tional discussions p. 68-71 King George V Institute - future p. 73 Lower Churchill development - status of negotia tions p. 252-53 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization; merger with Newfoundland Light p. 509 Organizations and social agencies in King George V Institute - government funding for accommoda tions p. 73-74;184-85;587-88 PCB site - establishment of a storage or destruc tion facility in the province p. 550-51 Premier’s office - cost of renovations and redecorating p. 379-80;420-24 Premier’s office - storage of furniture in Pleasantville p. 583-84 Premier’s office - wage increases to personal staff p. 306 Public Accounts Committee - information re quested relating to contracts awarded for three health care clinics p. 466-67 Public sector employees - government proposal regarding pension plan contributions p. 140-42 Public sector employees - wage and benefits issue - unpaid leave p. 101-03 Public sector unions - rejection of government proposal regarding pension contributions p. 503 Roddickton crab plant - status p. 220-21 Statements by Minister of Employment and Labour Relations - government’s position on fis cal policy p. 214-16 Strategic Economic Plan - estimates in 1992 and 1993 Budgets p. 580-82 Strategic social plan development p. 71-73 Third party organizations and volunteer groups - budget cut p. 309;658 Trinity Brick Products Limited - sale; financial as sistance from Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador p. 549 ORGANIZATIONS and social agencies in King George V Institute Government funding for accommodations p. 73- 74; 184-85;587-$8 PCB site Government plans to establish a storage or destruction facility in the province p. 550-51 PETITIONS Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 317;662 POINT of privilege concerning a photographer being permitted on the floor of the House p. 26 PREMIER’S Office Answer to questions regarding storage of furni ture p. 624 Personal staff - wage increases p. 306 Renovations and redecorating - cost p. 379- $0;420-24 Storage of furniture in Pleasantville p. 583-84 Tabled salary details for Premier’s office back to 1987 p. 307 PUBLIC Accounts Committee Requested information relating to contracts awarded for three health care clinics p. 466-67 PUBLIC sector employees 30

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Governmentproposaltounionsregardingpen sionplancontributionsp.140-42 Wageandbenefitsissue-unpaidleavep.101-03 PUBLICsectorunions NTA,CUPEandNAPErejectionofpension planoptionp.503 REPORTSTabled AdvisoryCouncilontheEconomy-firstannual reportp.259 EconomicRecoveryCommissionannualreportp. 109 RODDICKTONcrabplant Statusp.220-21 STATEMENTSbyMinisterofEmploymentand LabourRelationsonGovernment’sfiscalpolicy Government’spositionp.214-16 STRATEGICEconomicPlan Answertoquestionsp.624 ExpendituresinBudgetfor1992and1993p.580- 82 STRATEGICsocialplan Plantobedevelopedp.71-73 THIRDpartyorganizationsandvolunteergroups Budgetcutp.309;658 TRINifYBrickProductsLimited Sale;fmancialassistancefromEnterpriseNew foundlandandLabradorp.549 Windsor,Mr.Nell(PC,MountPearl) BUDGET Deficit;$70mreductionbynegotiatingwith publicsectorunionsp.303-05;618-20 BUDGETDebatep.639-44;649-l-649-50 EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.635 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.330-34;361-63 ORALQuestions Budget-deficit;$70mreductionbynegotiating withpublicsectorunionsp.303-05;618-20 PublicAccountsCommittee-informationre questedrelatingtocontractsawardedforthree healthcareclinicsp.465-66 Publicsectorunions-Budgetprojectionof$70m dollarsp.551-53 PETiTIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.635 POINTofprivilege-failureofMemorialUniversity tocomplywitharequestofthePublicAccounts Committeetoappearatahearingp.544-46 POINTofprivilege-JusticeNoel’srulingthat MemorialUniversityhasviolatedtheprivilegesof theHouseofAssemblyp.412 PUBLICAccountsCommittee Requestedinfonnationrelatingtocontracts awardedforthreehealthcareclinicsp.465-66 PUBLICsectoremployees Governmentproposaltounionsregardingpen sionplancontributionsp.304 PUBLICsectorunions Budgetprojectionof$70mp.551-53;618-20 Winsor,Mr.Samuel(PC,Fogo) EDUCATION Denominationaleducation-supportforRoman Catholicschoolsp.470 EMPLOYMENTsituation Governmentplansp.216-17 Jobcreation-newinitiativesp.505-06 FISHERIESLoanAct(Bill4) Secondreadingp.205-06 FOGOIslandandChangeIslands Releaseoffeasibilitystudyintoacausewayp. 146-47 INTERIMSupplyAct Debatep.239-41;371-73;493-96 MOBILE Proposedamalgamationp.44 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram Breakdownof$50mannouncedinBudgetp.340 Detailsoftheprojectsfor1993-94tabledp.412 Whenthelistofprojectsbeannouncedp.186 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousing Staffmgandoperatingcosts-budgetcutp.556 NICHOLSVILLE ProposedamalgamationwithDeerLakep.77 ORALQuestions Employmentsituation-government’splans;new initiativep.216-17;505-06 FogoIslandandChangeIslands-releaseof feasibilitystudyintoacausewaylinkingtheis landsp.146-47 Municipalcapitalworksprogramp.186;340 NewfoundlandandLabradorHousing-budget cutinstaffmgandoperatingcostsp.556 SportingfacilityinStephenville-reopeningof hostelp.256-57 PETITIONS Educationsystem-denominationaleducation; rightsunderthetermsoftheconstitutionp.470 RoadconditionsinthecommunityofIslandHar bourp.77 PORTauBras Residentsprotestingincreaseinpolltaxp.326 31

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX RECREATIONAL facilities Connack residents requesting reinstatement of the electhcal power subsidy p. 560 SPORTING facility in Stephenvilte Reopening of hostel p. 256-57 SYMPATHY to the town of Main Brook and the family of the late deputy mayor, David Gibbons, who died in a tragic accident p. 461 TRANSPORTATION Road conditions in the community of Island Har bour p. 77 WORKERS’ compensation Pilot project established to provide advisory ser vices for workers and employers p. 177 Woodford, Mr.

Rick (PC, Humber Valley) CANCER clinic in Corner Brook Request to have the clinic reopened p. 590 EDUCATION Denominational education - support for Roman Catholic schools p. 31$ Protesting the elimination of the 2 per cent rule for teacher allocations p. 260 INTERIM Supply Act Debate p. 243-45 MEMORIAL University be provided with funding to ensure that tuition fees are not increased Debate p. 395-98 NICHOLS VILLE Proposed amalgamation with Deer Lake p. 75 ORAL Questions Recreational facilities - Budget cut in electrical subsidies to municipalities for stadiums and swim ming pools p. 341-42 PETITIONS Connack requesting reinstatement of the electh cal power subsidy for recreational facilities p. 559 Education cutbacks - teacher allocations p. 260 Education system - denominational education; rights under the terms of the constitution p. 31$ Proposed amalgamation of Nicholsville with Deer Lake p. 75 RECREATIONAL facilities Announcement in Budget regarding electrical sub sidies to municipalities for stadiums and swim ming pools p. 341-42 Cormack residents requesting reinstatement of the electrical power subsidy p. 559 32