HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY FIRST SESSION THIRTY-EIGHTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly OF NEWFOUNDLAND 1979 Honourable Leonard Simms

DetailedIndexofVerbatimReport 1stSession Thirtv-EiphthGeneralAssembly of Newfoundland FromJuly12,1979toFebruary27,1980 2DPP±iedby:SaraJ.MacGillivrav HansardDivision HouseofAssembly

TABLEOFCONTENTS PAGES OFFICIALOPENING-38thGENERALASSEMBLYOFNEWFOUNDLAND (1stSESSION)1 ADDRESSINREPLY 2 ANSWERSTOQUESTIONS 3-7 BILLS 8—18 3UDGETDEBATE 19 COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(Estimates)20-23 MISCELLANEOUS 24—25 ORALQUESTIONS 26-63 PETITIONS 64—65 REPORTS,REGULATIONS,etc.66-68 RESOLUTIONS 69-75 RULINGS 76—80 STATEMENTS(Ministerial)etc.81—83 OFFICIALCLOSING 34

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OFFICIALOPENING-THIRTY-EIGHTHGENERALASSEMBLYOFNEWFOUNDLAND fistSESSION) DATE-79July12 PAGESBOOK ElectionofnewSpeaker(Hon.I.Sirnms) PremierPeckford1.-1. Lieutenant—Governor,Hon.GordonA.Winter Mr.SoeakersAcceptance ADDRESSINREPLY-ReadbyLieutenant-Governor, Hon.GordonA.Winter3-12. NOTICEOFMOTIONand1stReading:-‘AnActtoReformtheLaw RespectingthePropertyofMarriedPersons(billU) (SeeBills)13. MOVER—P.Walsh,M.B.A.Menlhek13-21. SECONDER-A.Collins,M.B.A.PortdeGrave21-25. H.N.LOYALOPPOSITIONLEADER-Hon.0.Jamieson25—39. ?REMIEROFNEWFOUNDLAND—Hon.A.3.Peckford40-51.

MOTION:-“SelectCommitteebeapoointedtodraftthe AddressinReplytoLieutenant-Governor’:— P.Walsh,M.H.A.Menihek A.Collins,M.B.A.PortdeGrave T.Bennett,M.B.A.St.Barbe52. NOTICEOFMOTIONfor14Resolutionsby:— S.A.Nearv;J.A.Carter;F.B.Rowe;L.Woodrow; T.Rideaut;A.Dawe;A.Simmons;0.Stewart; G.Flight;W.Patterson;G.Warren;P.Walsh; L.Thorns;A.Baird(SeeResolutions)52—60. ORALOUESTICN:-IfGovt.wouldannouncethefollowing daysbusinessontheadjournmentnotion fE.M.Roberts)60. W.W.Marshall61. NOTICEOFADJOURNMENT:-(byW.W.Marshall)ThatHouse adjournuntilMonday,July16,1979at3.rn.”61.

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ANaWERSTOQUESTIONS (PAC-ES3—7)

c)UKSTION No.SuBJECTASKEDBYTABLEDnyPAGEnoou 2.IfMm.couldtabletheMahoneyRoyalCommission RepOi:t,etc.S.A.NearyG.R.Ottenheimer507.8. 3.IfRCMPinvestiagtioninitiatedbytheGovt.of Nfld.intoacompanyknownasSocietTransshippinq involvingthepurchaseoftherightsofforestry reservesofLabradortimberconcessionsknownas theSouthernTimberConcession,wascompletedS.A.NearyG.R.Ottenheimer600.0. 15.Haveanyrepresentationsbeenmadeinthepastthree yearsbytileMm.orhisDept.totheFederal authoritiesrequestingchangestopresentlaws concerningtheuseanddistributionofmari)uanaS.A.NearyG.R.Ottenheimer898.11. 18.TotalcosttotheProvinceofRCNPinvestigation intoSocieteTransshipping;DidtheRCMPinitiate thisinvestigationontheirownorwasitcarried outunderinstructionsfromtheMm.ofJusticeS.A.NearyG.R.Ottenheimer1014.12. 17.fableinformationregardingMountScioHouseS.A.NearyH.Young1016.12.

Premier1592.18.

NOTE:AlsoseeOralQuestionsforpartialanswers reMt.ScioHouse 11.SinceJanuary1972,whatlawyersorlawfirmswithin theProvinceofNfld.havebeenenqaqedtocarryon legalworkfortheWorkmen’sCompensationBoardof Nfld.,showingtheamountpaidandthenatureofthe legalworkcarriedout 2)SimilarinformationforNfld.&Lab.HydroCorp.; Dept.ofFinance;LinerboardMill;Nfld.&Lab. housingCorp.(WesternNfld.;MedicalCareComm.S.A.WearyJ.Dinn1223.14. 33.WhenwillroadfromTransCanadaHighwaytoLittle HarbourEast,PlacentiaBaybeupgradedandpavedG.WarrenR.C.Brett1399.16. 8.WhatarethemonthlytotalspaidtoE.P.A.or reimbursedtoworkerstoandfromLabradorsince Jan.1/77undertheschemetoreducefaresfor residentsofLabradorS.A.NearyH.Newhook1795.20.

ç)UCStION NO.SUBJECTASh’CDBYTABLEDBYPAGEBOOK 16.AgreementbetweentheDept..ofLands&Forestsand (RepliedOmeqacoveringleasingHangar21atGanderAirport orally)knownastheAlliedHangarS.A.NearyJ.Morgan1795.20. 31.Informationconcerningaspecialt:eleplionesystem connectingNewfoundlandInformationServiceswith variousnewsroomsthroughouttheprovince;now thatNIShasbeenabolished,hasthishalfmillion dollarprojectbeencancelledandhowmuchwas spentuptothetimeNISwasabolishedS.A.NearyH.Young1796.20. 36.Listofpublicservantswhohavebeenrelocatedto AtlanticPlaceandhavebeenissuedfreeparking permitstodateS.A.NearyH.Young2092.23. 30.Thenumberofcasesoftuberculosisdiscoveredin DanielisHarbourandFlowersCovefrom1977todate; causeoftheseoutbreaks;proceduresusedto determineiftheoutbreakofTBinthesetwo communitiesisundercontrolS.A.NearyW.House2191.24. 43.Numberofcasesofbatteredwivesrecordedforthe calendaiyears1975,1976,1977,1978and1979todateS.A.NearyW.House2191.24. 48.ListhospitalsinNewfoundlandandLabradortobe equippedwithdialysismachinesincurrentyearS.A.NearyW.House2192.24. 29.Whatisthetotalnumberofabortionsor hysterotomiesperformedintheprovinceforyears 1977todate;whatnumberofthesewereperformed atSt.daresMercyHosp.;GraceGeneralHosp.; HealthSciencesComplex;reason,etc.S.A.NearyW.House2192.24. 25.WhatwasamountofmoneypaidbyNfld.fortheshares boughttogivetheprov.amajorityoftheshares ofCELCO;howmuchwasborrowed;rateofinterest payah)eonthesaidborrowingS.A.NearyJ.Collins2406.26.

OUI:STION NO.SUBJECt’ASKEDBYTABLEF)BYPAGEBOOK 26flowmuchmoneywjsspentondrillingorotherwise constructingorcreatinqtheproposedcrousinqofthe StraitofBelleIslewithpowercables;howmuch moneywasspentonworkoroperationsonLower Churchillin1975;werethesaidsumsborrowedS.A.NearyJ.Collins2406.26. 44.TotalamountpaidfromthePublicTreasurytoMr.

RobertNutbeemoranyofhiscompaniesthisyearto date;whatserviceswereperformedforanysuch paymentsS.A.NearyJ.Collins2406.26. 9.HastheGovt.takenanyactionontherecommendations oftheKostoszekCommissionofInquiryonthecost ofhomeconstructionandhousinginthisProv. includinglegalfeesandrealestatechargesfor fortransterralofproperties,andifso,whichof timerecommendationsmadehavebeenimplementedS.A.NearyN.Windsor2406.26. 49.Statementshowingtotalamountoflegalaidpaidout inthefiscalyear1978—79andthisyartodate 5)Givebreakdownrenamesoflawyersorlawfirms; reasonforemployingtheservicesoflegalaid andcostS.A.NearyG.R.Ottenheimer2407.26. 50.Astatementindicatingwhethertherearefilesin theJusticeDept.thatcanonlybeviewedbythe rUn,ortheDirectorofPublicProsecutions b)ifrestrictionshavebeenplacedoncertain files,reasonforsuchabanandthecategoryunder whichthesefilesmaybeclassifiedS.A.MearyG.R.Ottenheimer2407.26. 3D.WhatattempthasbeenmadebytheMm.torecover, asreportedintheAuditorGeneral’sReport1974—75, $12,101paidoutofthepublictreasurywithout authorityfortheseizureandguardingoftimemotor vessel“ShirleyBlanche” b)tableallmaterialrelevanttothisseizure,etc.S.A.NearyG.R.Ottenheime2407.26. 30.Correspondencewithothernineprovincesrequestina informationastowhethertheR.C.M.P.canproceed wit:hcharges,asaresultoftheirinvestigations, withoutbeingdirectedbyProv.JusticeDept.S.A.NearyG.R.Ottenheimer2407.26.

QtJFSi’ TON rio. SUB.] ECTAKE1) BY TABLEt) BY PAGE BOOK 47. Total amount of legal fees paid to the law firm of James Green for the years 1973—1979 to date S.A. Neary G.R. Ottenheimer 2407. 26. Premier Peckford 3116. 34. 45. ]\ statnment showing number of cases for years 1972— 1979 to date where charges were withdrawn by Justice Dept. or set ealde by the Mm. or Director of Public Prosecutions; category under which these cases may be classified S.A. Neary G.R. Ottenheimer 2407. 26. 51. A statement indicating whether a number of files are missing from the Justice Dept. since 1972, etc. S.A. Weary G.R.

Ottenheimer 2407. 26. ii.Whatis theestimatedout—migrationofNflders. to other provinces of Canada during theyears 1977- 1979 to date S.A. Weary Premier Peckford 2407. 26. 28. A list showing the names of individuals, firms and companies hired on contract salary or seconded in connection vi Lh the preparation of the province a case on offshore ricjhts; amounts paid to the above for years 1972 —1979 to date; names of the above currently receiving payments, etc. S.A. Weary L.D. Barry 2744. 30. 56.

Ho’.’ many physiotheapists were recruited outside the province in 1974—1979 to date; in what provinces or countries were they recruited from S.A. Neary W. House 3404. 37. 6. What action, if any, did the Govt. take on the annual auditor’s report to the shareholders of Lab. Linerboard Ltd. in 1977 and 1978 that the financial statements audited by the chartered accounting firm of Peat, Warwick, Mitchell Company didnotpresent fairly the financial position of the company as at Mar. 31st for these years S.A. Weary Premier Peckford 3892. 42. 54.

Number of dentists prosecutod for making false and tramidulent claims under the Children’s Dental Care Program for 1974—1979 to date; total amount; amount recovered from dentists who submitted false returns; legal. action taken S.A. Neary W. House 3892. 42.

PUSSYTON NO.SUBJECTASKEDDYTABLET)BYPAGEBOOS 55.Listallmaintenanceprojects,otherthannormal maintenance,thatwascarriedoutonanyroadsin BaleVerte—WhiteBaythispastconstructionseason, eLc.P.RideoutR.C.Brett4365.47. 58.listofnamesofindividualsand/orcompanieswho ieceivedloansfromtheNewfoundlandandLabrador DevelopmentCorp.andthepurposeforwhichthe loanswereqrantedS.A.NearyL.D.Barry4458.48. NOTE:Willfilereportrethisquestion 46.Howmanyapplicationsareonfileforaprovincial licensetooperatesmallfishplantsorfeeder plants;locationforeachofsuchapplications; whatactionhasbeentakenonapplications,etc.S.A.NearyJ.Goudie4751.51.

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“TomoveRouseintoCommitteeofWays &MeanstoConsidertheRaisingofSupply’ J.Collins Moved‘Thatordinarydailyroutinebusinessbe dispensedwith79.719sothatMm.ofFinance canimmediatelydelivertheBudgetSpeech” W.W.Marshall 79719BudgetSpeechdeliveredbyMm.ofFinance, Hon.J.Collins339—360.5. 14. 15. ‘I 16. 17. 79717 BUDGETDEBATE PAGEBOOK 159.3. 272. DEBATED:- R.Simmons1226. J.Collins(Commented)1251. F.R.Stagg1265. L.Thorns1277. 1311. N.Doyle1318. G.Warren1326. J.Goudie1339. P.Simmons(Commented)1348,49,54. L.Stirling(Commented)1350. E.Hiscock(Coimnented)1356. T.Bennett1357. N.?atterson1371. S.A.Nearv1402. L.Woodrow1420. T.Lush1431.

J.Dinn1443. J.Hodder(Commented)1452. L.Stirlina1453. 1503. P.Baird1509. D.HollettisiS. H.Barrett1536. F.White1544. D.Jamieson(Commented)1556. Atonted1557.17.

CCMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(Estimates) (PAGES20—23)

HEADINGPAGEBOOK MessagefromtheAdministratorR.S.Furlong toMm.ofFinance—‘Totransmitestimates requiredforthepublicserviceofthe Provinceforyearendingthirty—firstdayof March1980f$l,2i3567,7O0)” Mr.Speaker361.5. J.Collins nsolidatedFund ServicesJ.Collins601.8. 105—PensionsandGratuities J.Collins602. 105-03-08-Ex-gratiapayments(non-statutory) R.Simmons602. 101-20—Less:RelatedRevenue L.Stirling604. J.Collins605. 101—20—03—EconomicDevelopmentLoans I.Stirling606. J.Collins 101—20—05—MunicipalCouncils L.Stirling607. J.Collins 102—10—RentalPurchase(PepperrellHospital) I.Stirling608.

J.Collins 103-04-DebtManagementExpenses(Statutory) (Discounts&Commissions) L.Stirling608. J.Collins.609,654. R.Simmons609. 105-03-02—GovernmentofCanadaPensions R.Simmons613. J.Collins ConsolidatedFundServicesEstimates carriedwithoutamendment615.8. 20

PT.HEADINGPAGEBOOK gislative201—01 S.A.Neary615—22.8. 201-03-CommonwealthParliamentaryAssociation R.Simmons622. G.R.Ottenheimer622,23. J.Collins523. 201—06-SelectCommittees R.Simmons624. J.Collins G.R.Ottenheimer 202-01-DepartmentoftheAuditorGeneral S.A.Nearv625. T.Rideout630. N.Windsor632. 202-20—Less:RelatedRevenue I.Stirling634,643—48. J.Collins634,36. N.Windsor635—47. G.Flight635,36, 638,44. T.Rideout640,46. E.Hiscock645. Premier548. W.W.Marshall549. 202—02—03—ConsultantServices T.Rideout650. J.Collins 203—01—OfficeofParliamentaryCommissioner J.Hodder550. J.Collins652. G.R.Ottenheimer653.

LegislativeEstimatescarriedwithout amendment654.8. :ecutiveCouncil301—01-Lieutenant—Governor’sEstablishment Premier554.8. 0.Jamieson657. 302—01—Premier’sOffice(CabotMartincontract) Premier657. E.M.Roberts Premiertabled:—ContractofCabotMartin; outlineoftherolesoftheCabinetSecretariat; andpolicyrelatingtoformerPremiers558,59. IntergovernmentalAffairs—multiplicityof Deots.(i.e.)AriculturalConference; Transportation 0.Jamieson561. Premier662. CabotMartin’s2—yearcontract E.M.Roberts669. Premier671. 21

ReR.Cole,ActionCommitteecontract E.M.Roberts W.W.Marshall 301—01—Salaries G.R.Ottenheimer E.M.Roberts S.A.Neary Premier R.Simmons 800,04. 802.- 806,25. 809,20,32. 813. F.White J.Hodder F.R.Stagq S.A.Neary Prémier B.Jamieson R.Simmons 302—01—Premier’sOffice S.A.Neary Premier 303—CabinetSecretariat P..Simmons Premier *TabledgrantforformerPremierJ.R.

Smallwood’sresidence *pflflflg&Priorities 302—02-01—Travelling F.White Premier 302-03-Grants-FormerPremiers P..Simmons Premier ReCabinetSecretariat L.Stirling Premier E.M.Roberts 823,37. 831. 837. 839,51. 856,72. 844,53. 863,70. 847. 855,65. 934. 936. 937. 937,43. 942. 303—02—03—CabinetSecretariat T.Rideout Premier (Consultants) 946. 303—02—08—ComouterServices E.M.Roberts948. Premier 303—03-ClassificationAnnealsBoard E.M.Roberts Premier 303-04-01-CabinetSecretariat E.M.Rcberts Premier (Office,etc.) 950. 951. HEADING ecutiveCouncil (cont’d.) PAGEBOOK 672.8. 673. 10.

Premier’soffices:-staffinGrandFalls andBotwoodoffices—ifabovestaffpaid whilecampaigningduringLeadershipConvention 903,10,17.11. 908,914. 923.11. 927. 932.11. 933. 948. 949. 22

‘%Jtt.J.i..L&c,L3urrLa.Lt.JLLLJ.I 303—05—Grant—ResearchPolicy E.M.Roberts 305—01-InteraovernmentalAffairs E.M.Roberts RetherenaiingofDepts.(i.e.)Forestry, Resources&Lands;Rural,Agricultural &NorthernDevelooment 305—02—03—Consultants T.Rideout Premier 305—03-Grants E.M.Roberts Premier 305—06-UnityTrain E.M.Roberts Premier 306—02—03-EconomicDevelooment (Consultants) L.Stirling Premier E.M.Roberts960. 962,70. 969.

Adv.Council 307—01-SpecialActionGroup(Salaries) E.M.Roberts Premier L.Stirling F.B.Rowe G.Flight Premier-Tablingreportreworkdoneby ActionGroun P.3.Rowe Premier A.Siirrons S.A.Weary W.W.Marshall D.Jamieson Premier G.Warren 308—03-EconomicCouncilofNfld.&Lab. U.Jamieson Premier E.M.Roberts A.Siimoons I.Stirlina 974. 975,80,81 978. 979,82. 981. 985. 986. 986. 1123,32. 1128. 1134. 1140,56. 1145. 1146,54. 1151,55,64. 1162. 1164,73. 1169,83,88. 1174. 1181. 1184. 339—03—StatusofWomen E.M.Roberts Premier A.Simr,oos ExecutiveCouncilEstimatescarriediitncut amendment 1194. 1194,96. 1194.

HEADING :xecutiveCouncil (cnt’d.) 304-01-TreasuryHoard(Salaries) E.M.Roberts Premier N.Windsor Premier L.Stirling 973. PAGE5001K 952.11. 953. 954.:- 958. 13 976. 1197.13. 23

MISCELLANEOUS (PAGES24—25)

ORALQUESTIONS (PAGES26—63)

:tJB1I:CTASKEI)BYPAGEnOOKAUSWFIBPBYnooK. WhatbusinesswillhadiscussedontheE.M.Roberts6fl.1.W.W.Marshall61.1. nextbusinessday363.5.363.5. b)IfThroneSpeechwillbecontinued onnextsittingday149.2.“149.2.

IfWin,ofLands&Forestsconfidenthis Dept.isincontroloftheforestfire atGambo-GlovertownC.Flight62.2.J.Morgan64.2. h)ifarmedforceswillberequestedto fighttheforestfire c)ifLabradoradequatelyprotectedwith firefightingfacilitiesatthesametime d)iftheWin,couldinformrelengthof timetogettofireandthemechanical conditionsofthebombersP.Lush68.2. e)iffirefighterscanbeemployedfor (24)hoursaroundtheclock f)ifarsonsuspectedinpresentfireL.Stirling72.2. g)ifadditionalfirefighterswillbe hiredT.Lush693.9.J.Morgan693.9. h)whatplanstheGovt.havetosalvage thetimberdestroyedbythefire 1)howmanysawmilloperatorsandloggers lostequipmentandwoodsuppliesdueto thefire j)ifthesawmilloperatorswillbegiven priorityinthesalvageoperationL.Stirling697.9. itanyactiontakentostaveofthelay offofC.N.operatorsandstation managersinNfld. h)iflay—offscanbedelayeduntilthe recentlyappointedAdvisoryCommittee recommendationsaremadeonfreightand railpassengersS.A.Neary74.2.Premier75.2. tOTE7nswertabledandcommissionsetupPremier160.3. cont’d.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK (c.N.questioncont’d.) ciwhatpositionProv.Govt.takingre therecommendationsoft:heSullivanRoyal Commission;ifanappointmentmadeto thiscommissionandthename ci)IfawarethatMr.Messengermadea publ;cstatementthat:thelay—offshad beenunderdiscussionwithNfld. TransportationCommission;whatisthe purposeofthecommissionS.A.Neary259.4.Premier260.4. o)IfanyassurancefromMr.Messenger thatbranchlinesarecontemplatedfor closincjandthatcertainpositionswill beredundant f)ifPremierwouldreflectMr.

Messenger’sresponsetoMr.Bandeen, PresidentofC.N.R.statementrethe AdvisoryCommittee;ifthiscommittee willreporttoC.N. g)whatcorrelationsbetweentheproposed commission,AdvisoryCommitteeand anotherorganizationrelay—offs, recommendationsandrailmodeD.Jamieson467.7.Premier467.7. Whatstepstakenredeadwhalesonbeach nearPointauGaul b)whatstepstakentocontrolpotheadL.Thorns77.2.H.Newhook77.2. herdW.Carter78. WhatisthestatusoftheSmallCraft Ilarboursprojects h)ifrepresentationmadetoFed.Mm.re liftincjthefreezeF.B.Rowe79.2.W.Carter79.2. c)ifBlueBeachprojectwillbecont’d.J.Hodder80.

IfPremiercouldexplainthepurposeof thereviewofallCrownCorporations, positionsofDeputyMinisters,Asst. DeputyMinisters,andseniorCivil ServantsS.A.Neary82.2.Premier83.2. IftheMm.ofMines&Energywouldstate minimumamountofpowerneededtobere calledtojustifyatie—inbeingbuilt acrosstheStraitsF.M.Roberts133.2.L.D.Barry133.2.

StJBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK RethemediacoveringBudgetSpeech—ifF.M.Roberts149.2.Mr.Speaker149.2. lightscouldbesubduedB.Jamieson150. ComebyChance:-crudeoil;1stArabianD.Jamieson162.3.Premier163.3. Corp.;Isumax;environmentalreport;994.12.1287,90.15. Petrocan;mothhallincj1394.16.1395.16. 1584.18.1584.18. 2074,91.23.“3096.34. 3096.34.J.Collins994.12. 3677.40.2074,91.23. 4632.50.3677.40. S.A.Neary1286,90.15.4632.50. 1585.18. R.Simmons2081.23. LowerChurchill:—T.Rideout166.3.L.D.Barry166.3. a)CullIsland579,586.8.579..8. h)MuskratFallsF.M.Roberts170.3.“706W9. c)thermalplant,Holyrood‘3780—92.41.“3380.37.

S.A.Neary173.3.3776.41. B.Jamieson582.8. 3380.37. 3776.41. Iftheplansfortwocoldstorageunits forfishinCentralorNortheastCoast andWestCoastofNfld.havebeen scrapped b)iftheconsultant’sstudyhasbeen submitted c)whentheconstructionontheunitsPremier174.3. willstartF.White174.3.W.Carter176.3. Iftheagreementhasbeensignedbetween bothGovt’s.forforestimprovement programsandwhatwasNfld’s.share b)whyNfld’d.sharewas$llmandwhenthe projectswillstart c)ifMm.hashadnegotiationswithpaper companiestoreforestateontheirtimber lands d)whenthe(58)menwerehiredintheC.Flight177.3.J.Morgan177,82.3. Roddickton—MainBrookareaE.M.Roberts181.

SUBJECTASKEDDYPAGEBOOKANSWFBEDBYPAGEBOOK IfPremierwasabletogiveanymeasures ofreassurancetodelefJationfromBuchans rependinglay—offsinthatarea b)ifPremiercouldcontactthecon tractorsinthearearetheirhiring practiccc c)ifplanstoalleviatethecrisisasin Buchans—DyerCommissionandBuchansD.Jamieson252.4.Premier253.4. TaskForceReportC.Flight254.4. UpperSalmonprolect:—R.Simmons264.4.L.D.Barry264.4. Accessroads—Millertown,587.8.Premier265.

Bayd’EspoirG.Flight591.8.587.8. ifMm.ofEducationwillcheckintothe schoolbustendering b)ifthedriverswi].lhesubmittedto drivereducation c)ifthesituationofstandeesonschool buses,aswellasinspectors,willbeJ.fodder266.4.L.Verge266.4. lookedinto704.9.

Iffin,ofFisheriescouldreportifhis Dept.willincreasethepriceofsalmon inGovt.operatedplantsinMakkovikand Nain b)iftheRural0ev.Dept.wouldinter cedetohaveasubsidypaidthefishermen intheareaonthehighcostoffishing gear,shouldsalmonpricesnotbe increased c)ifthefin,ofTourismhadanyinput intothereductionofthesportssalmon fisheryquota d)ifthelegaldefinitionofaqrilseG.Warren269.4.W.Carter269.4. salmonhasbeendecidedupon;ifsports888.11.888.11. fishermenhavebeenadvisedtotheG.Flight1392.16.J.Goudie889.11. regulationsizeC.Power1393.16.

Iffin,ofFisheriescanconfirmordeny reportsthatthe$46mArticVessel& MarinePesearchInst.atMemorial Universityisunderfreezepresently b)ifProv.fin,hasbeenincontact withFed.Govt.recameF.B.Rowe269.4.W.Carter269.4.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPACEBOOK Ifallagreementshavebeensignedwith AbitibiPriceforLabradorLinerboard... b)ifPeat,Marwick,Mitchellannual auditsindicateditwasimpossibleto auditreportswiththeinformation availableS.A.Neary271.4.J.Collins271.4. LinerboardsaleJ.Collins1592.18. Ifthe5-yearplanreferredtointhe budgetandThroneSpeechistheplan reflectedinthe1978Budget b)ifthe40,000jobsreferredtowill endin5yearshence c)howmanyjobswerecreatedupuntil thistimeoftheblueprintforD.Jamieson375.6.Premier376.6. developmentT.Lush379.U 0 380.

ActionGroup(R.Cole):—S.A.Neary381.6.Premier381.6. contractE.M.Roberts385.‘“2816.31. 2181.24.G.R.Ottenheimer386.6. 2816.31.W.W.Marshall2182.24. Ifafreezeplacedonhiringinthecivil service,ifso,giveanexplanationre advertisedjobsthatapplicantshave appliedforandaccepted b)ifcertainnumberswillbemaintainedS.A.Neary383.6.Premier383.6. orwillthetotalbereducedD.Jamieson384.

Whathasbeentheinvolvementofthe FishingIndustryAdvisoryBoardwithre gardstosettlingorstavingoffa potentialstrikeofinshorefishermenF.B.Rowe387.6.W.Carter3886. b)iftheprocessannouncedbythePremier isworkingandwhatotherstepswillbe takenB.Jamieson575.8.Premier576.8. c)ifproposaldiscussedorsent d)ffabreakdownindiscussionsandthat amechanismcanbesetupinHouseto furtherresolvesame e)whatprogressmadewithrespecttothe proposalsmadetoFishTradesAssoc.andF.B.Rowe689.9.Premier690.9. NFFAHJ.Dinn690. cont’d.

SUB]FCTASKEDBYBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK f)[fBin,ofManpower&Labour satisfiedwiththeprogress g)ifthemulti—Nat’l.situationoneof theitemsindispute Ii)ifaprogressreportcouldbegiven renegotiationsofproposedstrike IfMm.ofTransportationwouldindicate whatactionhasbeentakenrebridgeon hansenHighway,SLephenville hi)iftheMm.alsocouldcontactBin. ofLands&Foreststocheckontheup— streamcoursingofBlancheBrookre runoff IfMm.ofMines&Energycouldspecify whichtownsthePowerDistribution Districtwillinvolvein1stphaseof hydropowerfromthedieselpower b)ifthe1978commitmentresamewill beretained(Millertown) c)ifoneofthedieselgeneratorscould beputintoWilliam’sHarbour,Lab.

IfMm.ofFisheriescouldstateifthe plannedfisherysymposiumisforthe purposeofincreasingthefishingquotas ontheHamiltonBanksasatrade—offfor closingofthefisheriesonGrandBanks b)ifthetimeofthesymposiumcouldbe ciangod c)ifanypriorconsultationregarding theCornerBrooksymposiumandifany inputintotheagenda ProvincialHomeOwnershipAssistance Program:— RRAP(Federalprogram) Beapplications NOTEApplicationsdeliveredtoHouseof Assembly S.A.Neary692.9.J.finn693.9. F.B.Rowe786.10.H786.10. F.R.Stagg390.6.R.C.Brett391.6. G.Flight392.6.L.D.Barry392.6. E.Hiscock1291.15.Premier1292.15. S.A.Neary475.7.N.Windsor475,489.7. F.White478.‘3016.33.

D.Jamieson479,487.‘Premier1583.18. P.Simmons481.H 0 1786.20. L.Stirling1582.18. ‘1786.20. T.Bennett3016.33. Premier1801.20. F.B.Rowe482.7.W.Carter482.7. L.Stirling486. S.A.Neary486.

SUBJECTASKEDBY IfPremiercanpredicttheanticipated levelsofunemploymentforcomingfall andwinter b)iftheDreeagreementbetweenFed.Govt. andProv.Govt.refisherydevelopment alongtheLab,coasthasbeensigned c)iftheagreementoncuttingthetimber thatwasdamagedbythesprucehudworm,is continuing d)ifthe$55mprocjrammewillbeaffected bythefreezeonfederal/provincial projects e)ifdrasticincreasesexpectedin socialassistanceasaresultofchanges inUICbenefits WhoinitiatedtheSocieteTransshipping Co.investigation b)ifanapologyofferedformerPremier J.fl.Smallwoodforthesearchonhishome bytheR.C.M.P.

C)ifthenewDir.ofPublicProsecutions wouldinvestigatetheprocedureusedin I4fld.togetasearchwarrant Whatstepsbeingtakentoreassessthe MarystownShipyard h)iflay—offscontemplated c)howsoonthenewreviewwillbecorn— pieted d)iftheReviewwillincludethe possibleimplicationsoftheSt.John’s syncrolift IftIi.pavingofRoute431,St.Barbe OLeacouldbespeededup IfPremierhasanycommentonnewsreports roformerPremierJ.R.Smaliwood’s residence IfNfld.Govt.willtakeanyinitiativeS.A.Weary reBoatPeople(Vietnameserefugees)cont’d. R.C.Brett790. 0.Jamieson G.Warren S.A.Weary G.Flight S.A.Neary772.

D.Jamieson D.Hollett T.Bennett 0.Jamieson PAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK 679.9.J.Collins679,688.9. 684.‘“791.10. 685,87.Premier684.9. I.Morgan685,86. 10.G.R.Ottenheimer772.10. 778,784.10.L.D.Barry779,783.10. 783. 788.10.10. 790.10.Premier790.10. “ 927.11. 877.11.Premier Replytabled 877.11.

ASKEDBYPACEBOOKSEnBYPACEBOOK B)IfNfld.Govt.hsorwillbemakingaJ.Collins2267.25. donaciontoRedCrossforfloatPeopleC.Iliscock2267.25.T.V.Itickey2269. IfMm.ofTourismplanstocloseoffall gravelpitsandotherareasfortrailer parking,etc. 1))whenregulationswillbebroughtin andtheaspectsofenvironmentchecked c)iftheprovincialparksschemeisto bephasedout d)ifasurveydonetofindoutifF.White879.11.C.Power879.11. enoughprivateareascouldbesetup;.Flight882.

Whichdept.ishandlingtheemergency duringtheRedCrossstrike(i.e.)Health orManpower 1)ifDept.ofHealthhaveanemergency rebloodsupplyL.Stirling884.11.Premier884.11. c)whatarrangementswithrespecttoK.Hiscock887.“888,898. out-of—townhospitalsredistributionE.M.RobertslOll.12.W.House1012.12.

Whenwilltheconstructionoftheairstrip, waterandsewerageandroads,beginat Cartwright h)iftendersaregoingtobecalledin thelateFall;ifcouncilinformedandif theequipment:willbesenttoCartwright inlateFallforearlySpringwork; renoneedforconsultingfirms c)iftheDept.ofMunicipalAffairswill notmoveontheprojectunlessTransp. andothersmovethereatsametime d)iftheCartwriqhtCouncilwillbeF.Hiscock890.11.N.Windsor891.11. advised2175.24.2176.24. IfBrinexhasbeenallotted150housing unitsinGooseBayC.Warren892.11.N.Windsor892.11.

Whateffectwillthelatestsubmissionby HydrotothePUBhaveonCanadianoil pricesinJanuaryorFebruary o)what$1.00perbarrelwouldmeanin termsofKilowatthourstotheconsumer c)ifon—gc)ingdiscussionbetweenProv. Dept.andFed.Dept.retheOPECpriceT.Rideout893.11.L.D.Barry893.11.

SUBJECT AS RE DBY BOOK ANStIERRD_BY PAGE BOOK It the K- P. A. change—over was approved by the Nflcl. Govt.

B) if the price could be given re the sale of I3oeing 737 beFore transfer of owner shipc) if the ground rules re $6m were changed when transfer of OWflerShi) was maded) if a letter of intent to the Ministry of ‘transport for E.P.A. to purchase Norda ir

a) if also, a dividend to be paid from a Boeing 737 aircraft

f) if the Order in Council could be S.A. Neary 895. 11. Premier 896. 11. tabled 1103. 13.H 1104,05. 13. Answer tabled “ 1988. 22. Asked in Estimates If the President of the Council could further explain how the time will he used, left over from the Estimates in house of Assembly F.M. Roberts 987. 11. W.W. Marshall 987. 11. Under advisement 989. If the Premier met with Mr. 3. Huirooney, President of Iron Ore Co. of Canada over the weekend

B) i.f Easton Report discussed

c) if an indication as to what would be dofle about the dust pollution in Labrador City

d) if a municipal elected Govt. or a Town Council the choice S.A. Neary 1000. 12. Premier 1001. 12. If paving will be done on Forrester’s Pt., Black Duck Cove, etc. while work is being done on the main highway (i.w.) Northern Peninsulab) if a list of work to be done this year could he tabled stating

(1) Dree funding

(2) Prov. Govt. funding

c) how road work priorities are F.M. Roberts 1007. 12. R.C. Brett 1008. 12. established T. Bennett 1010.

JHJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEOEDBYPACEBOOK HowtheProv.Mm.ofFisheriesviewsthe recommendationordemandonthepartof theNewBrunswickMm.ofFisheries(i.e.) banonsalmon,commercialandsports fishing )j)ifProv.MicontactedFed.Mm.to seekcompensationforfishermenbecauseof salmonlossandifso,couldhereport c)ifaclearlyspelledoutlicencing policyorabanwillbeinplacebefore nextSpring d)iftheMm.ofFisheriesknowswhenor iftheFed.Kin,willmeetwithUnited 01States&Denmarktoconsiderthecatching ofthesalmonoffGreenland e)ifthepresentFed.Mm.ofFisheries haschangedhispolicyregreater jurisdictionforNfld.overmattersper tainingtothefisheries f)whatinitiativeMm.hastakentoin creasethefederalvotefortheAtlantic ProvincesU.Jamieson g)iftheMm.wouldsupportreducingtheF.B.Rowe sportsfisheryby50%C.Flight Ifrestrictionswillbeplacedonchemical picloram(Tordin-T—l0—K)sprayedontreesF.White onsideoftheroad b)IfthepatientfromStanhope, hospitalizedatJanewayHospitalhasbeen diagnozedwithRey&sSyndromedisease c)ifexpertadvicesoughtoutsidethe Province d)ifattentionwillhepaidtothecon troverseythatthesprayprogramcould havecausedsameF.White MC.Scjojlotise(residenceofPremier); renovations;rental S.A.Neary1040.12.H.Young1040.12. 1500.17.3210.35. 3210.35. 0 3277. 3274.“Premier1061.12. “ 1592.18. 1095.13.W.Carter1095.13. 1099.1108. 1107. 1109.13.H.Newhook1110.13. 1279.14. 00 1281.14. 1204.14.W.house1205.14.

StJBJECTASKEI)BYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK ifthereportoftiletn—partycommittee hasbeanstudiedandifanyrecommendations beintjactedupon b)ifallthedivisionsrelatedto OccupationalHealth&Safetyhavebeen transferredintohisDept.andifthis committeeismeetingonaregularbasisT.Rideout1111.13.J.Dinn1111.13. tostudytheSelikoffReport1225.14. IftheDreestudyonBaySt.Georgearea completedandifitwouldhemadepublic b)ifanymovetofindmarketsfortheJ.Ilodder1113.13.L.D.Barry1114.13. limestoneresources1502.17.1500.17.

IfPremiercouldstatewhowillbethe negotiatingpartyforCanadareoil suppliesfortheEasternProvinces b)ifthePremierhasmadeknownhis viewsrePetro-Canada c)ifGovt.ofNfld.favoursachangein Petro—Canadafromacrowncorporation toprivateownershipD.Jamieson1207.14.Premier1207.14. Ifanynewdevelopmentsinconnection withtheUpperorLowerChurchill h)ifplanstodevelopthehydra potentialofUpperChurchill(i.e.) LobstickLake c)ifMr.E.deRothschildisinter estedinthedevelopmentofUpperor LowerChurchillandifthePremier wouldreportonhismeetingwithhimon Aug.1/79S.A.Neary1211.14.Premier1211.14.

IfPremierwouldcommentontheAction CommitteeinBuchans b)whatassistancetheGovt.arerender ingtheminingcompaniestogettheore bodiesintoproduction—ifthemining companiesrequestedassistance(i.e.) accessroads,etc. c)howlongGovt.willpermitASARCOand PriceNfld.MineralDiv.tositontheorePremier1215.14. depositswithoutgoingintoproductionG.Flight1214.14.L.D.Barry1216.

SUDJECTASKE[)BYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK Iftheannouncedtaxonmediaadvertising isyetintoeffect h)ifMm.ofFinanceexpectstoqenerate thekindofrevenueprojected c)ifMiplanschangesandthenature ofsame d)ifthetaxonadvertisingwasill— advisedH.Simmons1220.14.J.Collins1220.14. 110wmanyoftherecommendationsoftheTask ForceonfluorideinLongHarbourhavebeen carriedoutbyErco b)ifNo.29hasbeenactedupon(i.e.) berrypickingseason c)ifpublicwarnedthatberriesinthe areamaybecontaminated d)iftheMm.ofEnvironmentcouldstateL.Stirling1292.15.W.House1292.15. ifanyarrangementsmadewiththeGovt.“U1495.17.U1398.16. retolerablelevelsofemissionsin“1755.19.J.Dinn1495.17. respectoffluoridefromErcoE.M.Roberts3873.42.Premier1496. e)ifdetailedinformationcouldbegivenH.Newhook1756.19. andunderwhatauthoritydidtheMi“3874.42. enterintothesearrangementswithErco4000.43.

Ifanyeffortmadetoregulateanagree menttointroducetractortrailerG.flight1294.15.R.C.Brett1294.15. regulations(i.e.)timeandspeedonS.A.Neary4163.45.“4164.45. TransCanadaHighway“U4225.45.““4228.45. Whenthenewhospitalswillhebuiltin Burin,ClarenvilleandGrandFalls Districts h)whenwillthereportofthereviewsbe given c)ifMini,awarethatConcernedCitizensE.M.Roberts1295.15.W.House1296.15. GroupofGrandFallswerenotifiedthat““1871.21.““1305.15. thehospitalexpansionisshelvedG.Flight1303.15.Premier1872.21.

WhatstepstakenwiththeFishermen’s UnionandtheFed.Govt.forlicencesto havefactoryshipsusedasatemporary measuretobuythesquidfromthe shorefishermen b)wheretheshipswillheplacedcont’d.

StIIIJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK c)ifajointsittiationbetweenboth Govts.re1icensingships d)whatstepsbeingtakentoinsurethe J-act:oryshipswillbeatemporarymeasure only(i.e.)increasecapacityoffish plantsF,fl.Rowe1297.15.W.Carter1298.15. iftheAssistantDeputyDin,ofFinance (Debt)beingreplacedorhasresignedS.A.Neary1303.15.J.Collins1303.15.

RetherefusalbyTransportationDin,in Committeetogiveacomprehensivetotal listofroadconstructionunderwayduring thecurrentyear b)ifofficialsoninstructionsfromtheir Din,permittedtoanswerquestionsin Committee c)retherefusalofMm.ofRural,Agr. &NorthernDev.togiveinformationre loans d)ifalistofallsecretloanswillbe tabled e)ifDin,ofFinancecouldconsidera supplementaryvotetoheassigned specificallytoincreaseroadcon— struction f)ifanadditionalamountcouldbeear markedtohaveanexpandedFallroads programforsecondaryroads g)howmuchmoneywillliespentinSt. BarbeDist.(i.e.)fromPortSaunderstoD.Jamieson1379.16.Premier1379.16.

Roddicktonintersection1686.19.J.Collins1688.19. h)whentheroadtoGrandBayWestinS.A.Neary1382.16.R.C.Brett1689.19. Channel,PortauxBasqueswillherecon—1692.19. structedandpavedaspromisedin1975T.Bennett1691.19. TabledlistofroadsprogramPremier1590.18. Ifconsiderationgiventoopeningblue berryseasonearlierthisyear b)rethenewregulationforblueberry season c)iftheblueberriescanheexportedL.Stirling1384.16.J.Goudie1385.16. fromBonavistaNorthareathisyear2180.24.2180.24. withoutbeingtrozen2266.25.2267.25.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK ItBin,ofMines&Energycouldgivean up-dateonthehappeningsrethegoldmine inBurntIslandPondnearIsleauxMorts b)ifthiswillbethelastyearfor drillingandanalyzingtheorein DanielsHarbour,etc.S.A.Neary1385.16.L.D.Barry1386.16. IfBin,ofFinancewouldindicateifProv. hasenteredintoanyagreementwiththe Fed.Govt.andotherProvincestotake overtheLotoCanadaoperation b)whataproposedtakeoverwouldmean infinancialtermsB.Simmons1387.16.J.Collins1387.16.

IfthegravelpitatNorthwestRiverthat wasclosedatarequestfromthe Montacjnais—NaskaupiIniiuitAssoc.,hasG.Warren1390.16.B.C.Brett1390.16. beenreopenedL.D.Barry1391. IfPremiercouldexplainthereviewsin theoperationofNfld.Hardwoods(i.e.)S.A.Weary1479.17.Premier1480.17. shut—downofplywoodplantandlayoffsH1592.18.

IfPremierwouldindicatetheoutcomeof hisdiscussionstodaywithMr.W.Jarvis, Fed.Bin,ofInterprovincialRelations b)whenthePremierplanstoputthe ConstitutionalissuesbeforetheNfld. public c)ifthecontemplatedchangeregarding off-shorewillbediscussedonNfld./ Ottawabasisratherthanlumpedwithall otherProvincesD.Jarnieson1480.17.Premier1480.17. Ifthesurfacerightstolargetractsof landaroundSt.Lawrencerevertedbackto theProvincewhenAlcanpulledoutL.Thorns1484.17.L.D.Barry1485.17.

IftheGovt.isinagreementwithletting themediausetheaudiotal’esfromthe HouseofAssemblydirectlyontheair 5)ifacommitteeconsideringsameF.White1486.17.W.W.Marshall1487.17.

I.fMm.ofEducationintendstoacceptfor schoolusethe“heritageSeries”and“How ToSeries”commissionedbyPremier’soTice andmadebyMcConnellAdvertising b)itDept.ofEducationwouldnotbe morecapableofdevelopingtheirownfilms C)ifDept.ofEducationrequestedsame fromMcConnel]Advertising d)whatwasthecost Ifanyfollow—upondiscussionwithPremier ofQuebectoopenupfornegotiationthe powercontractbetweenNfld.Hydroand QuebecProvince b)whatlineswillthediscussionstake— renegotiatethecontracttogetmore money,etc.

IftheMm.ofFinancecouldstateifall thechequeshavebeenpaidtothepeople whoworkedontheJune18thProv. election;rent,etc. iftheSt.John’sBoardofTrade presentedabrieftotheMm.ofFinance rethemediatax b)howdoestheMm.proposetocollect thetaxfromMainlandadvertising c)iftheramificationstodefersame willbeconsidered 17.L.Verge Premier SUBJECTASKED13YBOOKANSWEREDBY PAGE 1488. 1491. 1493. 1494. 1568. 1571. 1692. 1577. 3994. 4072. 4738. 2472. 2798. 2474. 3019. 4633,4719. 2476. 4642.

J.Hodder T.Rideout F.M.Roberts S.A.Neary S.A.Neary R.Simmons F.B.Rowe S.A.Neary L.Stirling B.Jamieson PAGE 1488. 1490. 1492. 1494. 1569. 1571. 1693,98. 2472. 3020. 4073. 4739. 2801. 3g94• 4643,4722. 4634. BOOK 17. 17. 17. 18. 18. 19. 27. 33. 44. 51. 30. 43. 50. 50. FisheriesLoanBoard:— Mr.C.George,ChairmanoftheBoard; ifaninvestiqationintotheBoard; whenitwillbereinstated; constructionoflong)inersupto65ft.; loans;who,otherthantheFisheries LoanBoardapprovedmoneyforthe constructionofBoats 17. 17. 17. 18. 18. 19. 18. 43. 44. 51. 27. 30. 27. 33. 50. 27. 50.

J.Collins J.Collins J.Collins W.Carter Premier W.W.Marshall J.Goudie

SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK Eftheore_bodieswillbedeliveredto IltichansfromGreatBurntLakearea,since thei-oadconstructionwillgofromBurgeo toUpperSa]mondevelopment Ii)ifpreferentialtreatmentwillbe fivenpeopleofBayd’EspoirandBuchans c)whowi11maintaintheemployment c)ftice—contractor;Prow.Dept.of Labour&Manpower;orCanadaManpowerG.Flight1579.18.L.D.Barry1579.18. NOTE:—Tulk’soredeposit1580.18. WhatwillbethefutureoffishplantsinW.Carter1583.18. CartwriqhtandMary’sHarbourE.Hiscock1583.18.1698.19.

Ifthepositionforaregionalfisheries representativeforLabradorRegionwillG.Warren1583.lB.W.Carter1584.18. beadvertisedU 0 1697.19. IfBrinexisplanningtodoaroadmapping betweenNorthwestRiverandKitts Michelindeposits b)ifachangeinthepartnershipof Brinex c)ifonlyaFlEAissuewhentheyreferG.Warren1586.18.L.D.Barry1586,90.18. toGovt.recjulations..0.Jamieson1587,90.

IfMm.ofJusticewilldetermineifa quotasystemexistsinthepoliceforce, andifhewillgiveinstructionstohave thesystemdiscontinued b)ifWin,hadanopportunitytodetermine IlumherWestmember’sremarksre harrassmenttakingplace c)ifWin,wouldundertakeinquiriesre hustling d)ifMm.couldcheckthepolicyofL.Theme1677.19.

R.C.M.P.stoppingallcarsaftermidnight2564.28. inPortauxBasquesareaandifappliesR.Simmons1680,85.19. towholeprovince1801.20. e)iftheofficerscanroutinelystop(notdebated) vehiclesormusttheyhaveastatedS.A.Neary1683.19. purposeG.E.Ottenheimer1678.19. f)ifapolicecommissionwillbeS.A.Neary1801.20.1799.20. established(notdebated) 00 2565.28.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOCKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK Whatresearchhasbeendoneintermsof squidsLock;ifdanqerofdepletionand thecyclenatureF.B.Rowe1694.19.W.Carter1695.19. IfDailyNewsitem“Levesquelookingfor wardtotalkswithPeckfordreLower Churchill”meansthatabasicproposition isbeingdiscussedD.Jamieson1773.20.Premier1774.20.

IfthebirdsfounddeadinCapeSt.Mary’s birdsantuaryaresultofoilpollutinn inthatarea h)iftheConsumerDept.ismonitoring thetjilpollutionalongtheSouthwest CoastandSt.Mary’sBayandiftheDept. isworkingwiththeCoastGuardonsame c)ifthePremierhasdiscussedthematter ofmajoroilspillsofftheNfld.Coast, withFed.Govt. d)ifconsiderationcouldbegiventore strictthemovementoftankersinthe wintertimeintheGulf(i.e.)Kurdistan a)whentheJehatewilltakeplaceasS.A.Neary1774.20.II.Newhook1775.20. referredtobyPremierreenvironmentto1973.22.Premier1777. protectfishery““1974.22.

IftheMm.ofRural,Agric.&Northern Dev.couldcommentonthe‘nightfeeders’ (armyworm)posingathreattothe farmersintheBonavistaarea b)whyNflders.havetohavecarsdis— infectedgoingacrosstheGulftoprotect theMainlandmarket—ifthesanepro tectionwillbeputintoeffectinNfld.G.Fliqht1782.20.J.Goudie1782.20. Whentheharvestingofburnt—overtimber willstartandwilloperatorsofsmall portah].esawmillsparticipateT.Bennett1786.20.J.Morgan•1786.20. Whatistheanticipatedcostofminihydro projectinRoddicktonarea(Aug.10 MinisterialStatement)T.Rideout1790.20.L.D.Barry1790.20. coot‘d.

SUBJECTAS)E1)BYPAc,EBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGE1300K cont’d. b)howmanypeoplewillbeemployed c)iftheelectricitycosttotheconsumer intheareawillbecheaperthanthe dieselrate d)whattypeofgeneratorswillbeused (i.e.)howheedturbineorconventionaiP.Hideout1790.20.L.D.Barry1790.20. typeS.A.Neary1791. SealandHelicopters:—H.Simmons1859.21.Premier1860.21. Crash—Aug.10/79; 0 1974.22. 0 1975.22. BellJetLongRanger;L.Thorns1981.22.B.C.Brett1976,84.22.

MemofrommanufacturerreengineS.A.Neary1983.22. prob]eln;civilservantst.ravel IfMm.ofFinancehasheldmeetingswith theinsuranceindustryreGovt’s. proposaltoadda50%increasetothe taxoninsurancepremiumsinNfld.S.A.Neary1863.21.J.Collins1863.21. IfthestolenGradeXlexamination papersextendedbeyondSt.John’sL.Thorns1864.21.L.Verge1865.21. IfPremiercouldgiveareportonthe ‘originalredbookinterimagreement’ (i.e.)proposedDreeagreementfor coastalLabrador b)ifPremier’srecentstatementin GooseBayredecorumshouldhavebeen beenmadeinHouseofAssemblyE.Hiscock1865.21.Premier1865.21.

IfthereportonLabradorDevelopment” byDr.A.Bruneaucouldbetabled B)ifthereportwouldhaveanybearing ontheon—goingstudiesthatPremier announcedAug.10/79 c)whatpartLabradorAdvisoryCouncil playinginsame U)ifthereportofDr.A.Bruneauona feasibilitystudyoftheportofLake Melvillewillbecomepublicandwhen e)willtherebeanyotherincbreaker makingatriptoLakeMelvillesincetheG.Warren1867.21.Premier1867.21. “Franklinisinserviceable3114.34.1.0.Barry3114.34.

SUBJECTASKEI)BYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK IftherewillbeanextensiontoBuchans flurqeo—SouthwestBrookRoad b)willtheroadbecompletedearlierto accommodatethemillsinceAbitibiPriceC.Flicjht1869,78.21.R.C.Brett1870,78.21. willheaheadofschedule‘“3387.37.3388.37. c)whenarequestforanewsubsidiary4170,76.45.“4172.45. agreementwillbemadePremier4171,76.45. Procagreement(roadsprogramforNfld.);T.Rideout1875.21.R.C.Brett1876.21. PlumPointarea;MainBrookRoad;““2733.30.“‘2280.25. L’aiiseauClairtoRedBay;Mary’sE.Hiscock2279.25.““2728,33.30. Harbour;T.C.H. 0 4062.44. 00 4058.44. E.M.Roberts1876.21.Premier2730,34.30. 2727.30.““4548.49.

D.Jamieson2733.30. 4058.44. 4547.49. IfProv.Govt.hastakenanypositionin connectionwithCanadianPacificAirbid reflightstoCentralCanadawhichwill beincompetitionwithAirCanadaS.A.Neary1878.21.Premier1879.21. InBudget‘Outlookfor1979”Nfld.economy 3.2%andConferenceBd.ofCanadafore casts2%—iftheMm.ofFinancefeels heshouldreconsiderhisforecastfor balanceof1979and1980 5)ifMm.agreestheunemployment figurewillbe17%inthehighest seasonoftheyear c)iftheannouncementbyMm.ofMines &Energythatgasandoilwasdis coveredoffNorthernGrandBanks,canbeB.Jamieson1967.22.J.Collins1967.22. verifiedtobeofbenefittoNfld.S.A.Neary1969.“Premier1970.

IftheLamalinefishermenwillqualify undertheFed/Prov.percapitacost-- sharingformulaforfishinggearlostdue tostormdamage b)ifunderthepercapitaamount,the Prey,willcompensatethefishermenL.Thorns1984.22.W.Carter1985.22. c)ifagearinsuranceprogrammewillbeB.Jarnieson1985. institutedbytheProvinceF.B.Rowe1986.

SUflJFCTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEPEDBYPAGEBOOK IfthesawmillinGambotormerlyownedby RayoForestsProductsistobedismantled andremovedfromthearea b)ifinsteadofusingmoneytospray sprucebudworm,itcouldbeusedto salvagethetimber c)whatisthecurrentstateof negotiationsbetweenhisdept.andpros pectiveoperatorsofthismill d)ifthewoodburntinlastsummers forestfirehasbeenassessedandifit canbesalvagedL.Stirling2084.23.J.Morgan2084.23. e)ifhecangiveacommitmentthatthe2814.31.2189.24. millwillnotbedismantled“2814.31.

Federalannouncement—lay—offs—How manyFed,civilservantswillhelaid—off inNEld.andifanypriorconsultation withtheProv.Govt.resame b)ifaprotestwillbemadeprovincially c)iftheareasoflay—offsinthis ProvincewillheidentifiedS.A.Neary2086.23.W.W.Marshall2086.23. Whatstepsbeingtakentoresolvethedis putebetweenSt.John’sAlliedPrinters UnionandSt.John’sPublishingCo. (EveningTelegram);Co.bringingin peopleoutsideoftheProvincetodo UnionmembersworkJ.Hodder2088.23.J.Dinn2089.23. IftheRCMPpatrolvesselswillbereduced inNfld.(i.e.)Standoff&Centennial, ifso,doneinconcurrencewithNfld.0.Hollett2091.23.W.W.Marshall2091.23. Govt. 00 2188.24.

IfthePresidentofCouncilcanstatethe Premier’spositionvis—a—vistheOntario energypaperandAlbertaviewsrethe increaseinenergy(i.e.)ifaGovt. positionpaper b)iftheWin,ofEnergyreflectsthe PremiersattitudethatCanadianoil pricesshouldrise(i.e.)positiontaken atTokyobyheadsofGovt.0.Jamieson2169.24.W.W.Marshall2169.24.

SUBJECTASMEI)BYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK WhatstepsGovt.takingtC)cometocJripS withtheeverincreasingvandalismand crimeproblemi.ntheProvince b)ifprecinctswillbesetupinSt. Johns c)whatstepsreteenagedrinking d)howtheageisdeterminedS.A.Neary2172.24.W.W.Marshall2172.24. Whenthefishinggearsubsidyprogramme forLabradorwillcomeintoeffectG.Warren2178.24.W.W.Marshall2178.24. ifMm.ofMunicipalAffairswouldexplain the40/60roadbuildingplanfor communities(i.e.)roadsinanimpassable condition b)ifinsomecommunities100%ofthe roadprograrmuesarepaidforbyGovt.G.Flight2184.24.N.Windsor2184.24.

IfPresidentoftheCouncilwouldexplain costtoProv.Govt.intakingoverthe fisherywardensfromtheFed.Govt. h)ifanassessmentmadeforeachPrey. astothecostofthetakeover c)ifthewildlifepeoplewillbethe guardiansofriversalsoT.Rideout2186.24.W.W.Marshall2188.24. d)whatthetimeframeoftakeoveris2269.25.C.Power2269.25. Ifastudydonetomodifytherulesto milorefairlyassesstheschooltax(i.e.) welfarerecipientsandwarveterans allowance b)ifthetaxexemptioncouldberaisedD.Jamieson2260.25.J.Collins2260.25. toapproximately$6,000from$3,600.L.Thorns2262.

IfPresidentofCouncilcouldstatewhat isbeingdoneaboutaletterwrittento theformerMm.ofJusticereLabrador LinerboardMill b)ifinvestigationsincludeshippingcon tract,marketingcontract,etc.for loggingoperationinGooseBay,and StephenvilleMill;iftheftinvolved cont’d....S.A.Neary2262.25.W.W.Marshall2263.25.

51JI3.JECTASKEDDYPAC’.EP001<ANSWEBEI)BYPAGEBOOK LinerboarciGuest.cont’d. c)whichitemsMin.referringtothathas nosubstance d)ifF.Ryan,P.C.hascompletedhisjob ofliquidatingLabradorlinerboardNil]. e)whatprogresshasbeenmadeinre covering$2mfromSchurfeld&Co. Hamburg,Germany f)ifthecontractcouldbemadeS.A.Weary2262.25.W.W.Marshall2263.25. available““4353.47.1.Collins4354.47. Whatisthestatusofthe‘modelfishincj coetnunity’inNfld.aspromisedS.A.Neary2272.25.C.Power2273.25.

WhentheGovt.planstobringinlegislation reanewcompanylawforNfld.(i.e.) whitepaperbyL.D.Barry,thenProf.of DaihousieUniversity,whichwastabled inhouseofAssembly b)ifL.D.Barrywasundercontractby Govt.1:0dothestudywhilehewasAssoc. Prov.atDalhousie;ifwhitepaperI.Thorns’2275.25.W.W.Marshall2275.25. acceptedS.A.Neary2276. FirstMinister’sConferenceinNov./790.Jamieson2384.26.Premier2384,92.26. reproposedoilpriceincreases;“2649.29.

Albertaprices;Nfld.offshoreoil2633. b)whataffectthestudieswillhaveon theeconomy(i.e.)fishingindustry;howD.Jamieson2384.26.Premier2384,92.26. muchextratheProv.willreceiverethe “U 2649.29.““2459. oilincreaseU2633.““ 0 2646,50.29. c)ifadebatecouldheheldontheoilS.A.Neary2392,2455.26. 00 2633,52. jricingpolicy 0 2645.29.J.Collins2641.29. d)ifPrivateMember’sDaycouldbeE.M.Roberts2640.“ 0 2742.30. usedforadebateonenergy 0 2652,56.W.W.Marshal2656.29. Petro—CanT.Hideout2396.26.I.D.Barry2396.26. D.Jamieson2399. Whatisinvolvedintheon—goingreview ofthefisheriespolicyD.Jamieson2467.27.Premier2468.27. cent’d.

SIIB,YEC’t’ASKE[)BYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGE BOOK cont d.

b) is the matter of the ‘superport’ for Harbour Grace being reviewed (i.e.) Kellogg report

c) when will a full time Mm. of B. Jamieson 2467. 27. Premier 2468,78. 27. risheries he appointed F.B. Rowe 2477. If the Win, of Health would instruct doctors in Lab. (i.e.) Lake Melville Hospital, to give patients referrals to specialists; costs

b) institute a public enquiry into health care in Labrador G. Warren 2481. 27. W. House 2481. 27. Is there some immediate solution to alleviate the potential hazard at the overpass at Sunnyside, Come by Chance

h) has there been consultation with the town councils, school boards and others B. Jamieson 2483. 27. R.C. Brett 2483. 27. in the area re same 2563. 28.‘ 2564. 28. Results of studies in the Prov. as to how many lobs we can expect to lose in Nfld. & Lab, because of the rise in interest ratesb) has the Govt. made any studies and do they know the effect it will have on the employment situation in this Prow, this winter because of high interest rates in Ottawac) are there any short—term measures to ease what appears to be a pending high level of unemployment

d) if the measures on which he is working are going to have any impact for the coining winter

e) if the employment situation in Nfld. is improving or a larger number of people E.M. Roberts 2548. 28. N. Windsor 2548. 28. are moving away from Nfld. D. Jamieson 2552.“ J. Dinn 2552. When will the construction of the Channel— Port aux Basques hospital start

b) does this facility rate top priority or will they have to wait for a new budget S.A. Neary 2556. 28. W. House 2556. 28.

tJItIJ!UflDIiuqN)CU1IL0.1 SUBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK IftheBin,ofLabour&ManpowerhasL.Stirl.incj2559.28.j.Dinn2559.28. intercededforthecarpentersin3689.40.2740.30. BonavistaBaywithhisFed.colleaque‘3768.40.3689.40. reunemploymentinsurance3772.40. Ifhecouldqiveareportonthe psychiatristwhowassuspendedfrom WaterfordHospital(i.e.)Nov.15/79;if hehasalsobeensuspendedfromH.M. Pen. b)ifpatientwasinjuredorhadtobe hospitalizedthroucjhtheincidentL.Thorns2720.30.G.R.Ottenheimer2720.30. c)ifanindependentinquirywillbe2812.31.W.tlouse2721,2813. heldreaboveW.W.Marshall2812,31.31.

WhatwasPremier’sreactiontoDaily News79—11—15‘Light&Powermakesa $miilionamonth’ oh)ifGovt.shouldhavegrantedthe increasetoNfld.Hyclroasrecommended I)yPublicUtilitiesS.A.Neary2722.30.Premier2723.30. c)ifincreaseswillberolledback‘2805.L.D.Barry2808. Sprucehudworm:-matacilS.A.Neary2819.31.1.Morgan2820.31. C.Flight3214.35.“3022.33. 4744.51.“‘3214.35. H.Newhook4745.51. IfGovt.intendstoseethatacommission ofenquirybeestablishedinRoddickton tolookintotheemploymentsituation b)whentheTaskForcewillbesetupI.Rideout2824.31.Premier2824,28.31. c)ifanytimelimitationshavebeen3215.J.Morgan2824. placedontheInquiry‘3216.35.

TaskForcenamedT.Rideout3282.36.J.Morgan3284.36. Whyonly2%designatedtohespentonthe superportforHarbourGrace b)wh’theNortherncodStockbeing assessedP.8.Rowe2918.32.Premier2919.32.

SUBJECTASKEI)BYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK WhichhospitalsintheProvincewillheE.M.Roberts2923.32.N.House2923,28.32. affectedshouldtheHospitalSupport3590.39.0 4364.47. Group(NAPE)goonstrike0 4363.47.N.Windsor3591.39. G.Warren2928.32.J.Dinn3596. T.Lush3997.43.0 3997.43. IfGovt.willimprovecommunitypastures beforepassingthemovertotheprivate sector b)willtheybetenderedfor c)iffarmerswillberepresentedonthe agriculturalcommitteeofDept.ofG.Warren2929.32.Premier2929.32. RuralDevelopmentL.Thorns2933. Whenanewschoolwillbebuiltin Frederickton,FoqoB.Tulk2934.32.Premier2935.32.

Whenwillmoreroadshepavedinthe districtofSt.Mary’s—The—CapesD.Hancock3001.33.Premier3001.33. WhichfishplantsinNfld.arebeing sithsidized,inordertoenterinto agreementwiththeNFFAWUnionS.A.Neary3004.33.Premier3004.33. h)ifconsiderationwillbegiven 00 3116.34. 00 3116.34. Billard’sFisheriesLtd.,Hargaree3223.35.0 3224.35. IfthereareanyplansbyGovt.tore locatethecellsattheLock—upinSt.

John’s;newcourthouseinSt.John’s b)ifH.M.Penitentiaryovercrowdedand thewayinwhichpeoplewhoare sentencedareservingtheirterms(i.e.)L.Thorns3006.33.W.W.Marshall3007.33. alcohol,colouredT.V.andtrailerS.A.Neary3008.“ *ExplanationrecolouredT.V.S.A.Neary3279.35. IfMm.hasbeenincontactwithFed. Dept.ofPublicWorkstohavetheheat turnedoninthesandpitinHappy Valley-GooseBayasthissandisused formajorroadsinthatarea0.Warren3010.33.R.C.Brett3010.33.

SUB]EC’PASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSW1:REDByPACEBOOK WouldPremierinc]icateifhehascon tactedOttawawithrespecttofreeingup seinefundsforCanadaWorkspro]ects (i.e.)freezeonSmallCraftHarboiirs DivisionF.B.Rowe3011.33.Premier3011.33. CouldMm.ofFinanceexplaintheLiquor LicencingBoard’snewregulationsre closinghoursoftaverns,etc. b)thetotalnumberofaccidents,rapes, break&entries,impaireddrivers,etc.S.A.Neary3014.33.J.Collins3014.33. after1a.m.(i.e.)BoardofLiquorF.I]iscock3398.37.W.W.Marshall3399.37. reclosingclubsat1a.m.“3492.38.

WhywasitnecescarytochangetheGovt’s. fiscalagents(i.e.)BurnsFryLtd.and A.E.Ames&Co. cnli)undertaketogettheamountpaidout eachyearincommissions,etc.toBurns Fry&A.L.Ames;also,whatbenefits wecannowexpectasaresultofthisS.A.Neqry3102.34.J.Collins3102.34. changeU359939.

IftheenvironmentalstudiesoftheUpper SalmonDevelopmenthavebeencompletedand assesseci b)ifcertainsegmentsofthestudywill bediscussedattheBayd’Espoirmeeting Nov.22/79 c)ifaroadisbeingbuiltthroughthe centerofthemigratorypatternofthe caribou d)itanyconsiderationbyHydroto changeplansnottocleartheresevoirT.Pideout3105.34.1.0.Barry3105.34. e)ifGovt.willonlyacceptclearG.Flight4447.48.4448.48. cutting4708.50.4711.50. IftheGreaterLarnaline0ev.areahasbeen advisedthatthehighwaysdepotistobe movedfromLarnalinetoGrandBank b)whenthedepotismoved,howthat partofBonnPeninsulawillbeserviced andfromwhereL.Thorns3110.34.B.C.Brett3110.34.

ORAL OHESTIONS (cont’cl. SUBJECT ASKED DY PAGE BOOK ANSWEBEDBY PAGE BOOK As pec a television program that a foam insulation has dangerous side effects, is Mm. aware of that problem

b) if Fed. Mm. of Health has been contacted re above L. Stirling 3112. 34. W. House 3112. 34. *Statement 3199. “ “ 3198. 35. If the Miii. of Labour & Manpower discussed with the Fed. Mm. of Employment & Inirnicjration any specific job creation programme; if so, could he give details and when

B) if different from other parts of Canada

c) what will he the status of 115 employees of Canada Works Div.

d) if the Fed. Public Service Commission study re cutbacks and lay of fs etc., will affect this Province T. Lush 3205. 35. J. Dinn 3206. 35. (-Il If Mm. of Consumer Affairs & Environment could report on the reported PCB Spill that is polluting wells in Gaultois and Hopedaieb) if the newly invented reactor will he used for the clean up in Gaultois area

c) if the PCB substance was used in St. Anthony by the former American Base- K. Hiscock 3211. 35. II. Newhook 3212. 35. if a statement could he made public after E.M. Roberts 3300. 36. 3301. 36. the inspector has filed his report 3489. 38. If the Prov. Dept. of Justice will request to have the Criminal Cove amended re breathalizer tests (i.e.) right to con tact lawyer I. Thoms 3218. 35. W.W. Marshall 3219. 35. If the Prov. Govt. could support the Fed. Govt. to have the ferry service extended for the Straits of Belle Isle

h) if report on extension of the ferry from St. Bar-be to Blanc Sablon

c) if any correspondence received re the early closing of the Straits of Belle T. Bennett 3221. 35. R.C. Brett 3222. 35. Isle ferry; if same will he a priority E. Hiscack 3885. 42. 3885. 42. between both Ministers H 4173. 45. 4173. 45.

SUD.)ECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGE Redocumentoninterprovincialrelations— iftheFederalBudgetwilldictatethesums Chatwillhemadeavailabletovarious depts.andiftheMm.willthenproceed withdetailednegotiations b)ifadditionalmoneyfornewinitiatives otherthanasstatedintheGeneral DevelopmentAcreement c)iftheHarbourGraceSuperportwillhe inthenegotiatlons d)ifanyagreementwithregardtothe Fed./I’rov.Govts.onthecentralportD.Jamieson3286.36.Premier3286.36.

Ifthepassengersofthedistressed schoonerBonavistawillbemovedto Ilopedalebyhelicopter b)iftheMm.couldfollowupwithCN Marineandhavethemaildeliveredto theDavislnletresidentsG.Warren3291.36.R.C.Brett3292.36. Lu w IfanyareasdesignatedinNfld.addumps foroffshoreoilspills;howmanyand thelocationS.A.Neary3293.36.H.Newhook3293.36. 5)ifMI.n.couldalsoreportifberry3490.38. pickingorwildlifegroundsaffected3796.41. Whatisthestatusofthecausewayfrom theMainlandtoGreenspond,Bonavista North b)ifanyindicationofproceedinginnext constructionseason c)hastherebeenanyFed,funds allocatedL.Stirling3295.36.R.C.Brett3295.36.

Ifachangemadeinthesubsidizationof theintra-provincialferryservices b)underwhosejurisdictionarethe terries c)iftheferrieswillbeundera provincialregulatorybody d)aretherespecialgrantswherebya newferryservicecanbepurchasedT.Lush3297.36.R.C.Brett3297.36.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK IfagreementworkedoutwithPrice(Nfld.) retimberlimitsfortheLinerboardMillC.Flight3302.36.J.Morgan3302.36. Ifanyproblemsinmarketingcodblocks totheU.S.,ifso,isittemporary h)ift:hePremiercouldstateifa problemintheU.S.marketwithNfld. fishprocessing c)ifanyconsiderationbeinggivento haveFisheryProductsmovetheirS.A.Neary3390.37.J.Goudie3390.37. operationoutofU.S.andprocessfish‘3792.41.W.W.Marshall3392. inNfld.Premier3793.41.

Iftherearesufficientspecialist teacherstoenabletheGradeXllprogram tobeimplementedin1980,81(i.e.)the re—organizedprogram b)ifplanstore—trainsomeofthe unemployedteachersintheskilled positionsJ.Nodder3393.37.L.Verge3394.37. Ifanyon—goingnegotiationswithErco toreopenthesubsidizationofthepower contract b)ifacostanalysisstudydonere revenuetotheTreasurycomparedtothe subsidy c)ifErcovoluntarilydecidedtoin creasetheirpriceforelectricityto Nfld.Hydrobasedoncostofproducing hydroatBayd’EspoirS.A.Neary3470.38.J.Collins3470.38.

IfchargeswillhelaidretheAuditor General’sReport,Pare.51,52incon traveningofPublicTenderingAct(i.e.) 2contractorscrushing,stockpiling gravelonAvalonPeninsula b)iflegaladvicesoughtretheAud. Cen.statements c)ifoutsidecounselwillberetainedto determineifthePublicTenderingActL.Stirling3471.38.W.W.Marshall3472.38. hasbeenbreachedE.M.Roberts3475.

&-..I SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK Whatportionofthe$12mallocatedtothe DECCommitteeswillbeusedfornewschool construction b)ifacertainamountshouldhavebeen allocatedfornewschoolconstructionrather thantoamortizedebts c)ifthesubco;mnitteeonGradeXllhave arrivedatextracostforschoolcon structionforGradeXll d)needforadditionstohighschoolsto irovidelibraries,etc.todenominational highschoolsJ.Nodder3480.38.1.Verge3480.38.

Ifcomplaintsreceivedfromconsumersre excessiveinterestrateschargedbyfinance companiesintheProvince h)iftheMm.couldmakerepresentationT.Rideout3484.38.H.Newhook3485.38. toFed.Mm.tohavesamepoliced4003.43. 01 01 tfthenewsreleasebytheExec.Dir,of themt.FundforAnimalWelfare(priorto anappealbeforethecourtstoday)will beinvestigatedasbeingcontemptuousL.Thorns3486.38.W.W.Marshall3488.38. whichdept.willberesponsibleforco— oidinatingtheMatrimonialPropertyAct b)ifprofessionalswillheengagedre same(i.e.)Mm.ofEducation c)whenthepublicwillgotitsfirst exposure d)ifatechniquecouldhedevisedto givespecificexamplesB.Jamieson3577.39.W.W.Marshall3577.39.

Ifanyofthe$lSOrnloanxecentlyborrowed fromProvinceofAlberta,willbeusedto increasesocialassistancepayments h)ifanyadditionalfundsrequestedto paysocialassistancetosinglemenand womenwhodonotnowqualifyforsame c)ifthepaymentscouldbebasedona costoflivingformulaS.A.Neary3581.39.J.Collins3582.39.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK ReNOTstoppingtheclearingofsnowfrom GooseBayAirport b)shouldNOTnotassistinthesnow clearing,willtheProv.Govt. c)iftheFed.equipmentcouldbetrans ferredtotheProv.Govt.forthe winteruseG.Warren3586.39.R.C.Brett3587.39. IfBin,ofLabour&Manpowerhascontacted theFed.Dept.rethechancjesinunem ploymentinsuranceratesandqualifying periodsasitaffectsNfld. h)whatpositiontheProv.Govt.has takenonthechangesT.Lush3682.40.J.Dinn3683.40. Whatisbeingdoneaboutthepollutant emittedfromthemealplantinCarbonear (i.e.)healthhazardR.Moores3686.40.W.House36.87.40.

Whenthepublichearingswillbecompleted onKitts-Miche]indevelopmentandwhenthe Bin,ofCon.Aff.&Env.expectstoreceive thereport b)ifpressurefromcompanytohavepublic hearingsfinishedbytheendoftheyear c)ifBRINEXhasbeentoldthatland claimsisanissueinLabradorDev. ci)ifthetimingofpublichearingsinLab. hasanythingtodowithpotentialcontract betweenBRINEXandCommonwealthEdison inChicago e)ifenoughlimestonecanbefoundto Nfld.tosupporttheUraniumminesat Kitts—Michelin f)ifBRTNEXhastheprojectinplace;if thedeveloperhastoldtheGovt.only50% Labradorianswillbehired;wherethe equipment,etc.willbepurchased q)iftheonlythingholdingupthe uraniumdev.istheenvironmentalhearings presentlyunderway h)WhoistheBin,ofMines&Energy negotiatingwith i)ifthenegotiationscompletedbetween BRINEXandCommonwealthEdison(cont’d.)T.Rideout3691.40.H.Newhook3691.40.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK URINEXquest.cont’d. j)whatistherushtohavetheprojectT.Rideout36)l.40.H.Newhook3691.40. completedG.Warren3693.40.3887.42. k)iftheKitts—MichelinDcv.ofuranium3886.42.L.D.Barry3887.42. depositwillt.akeplaceinthefuture;S.A.Hoary3889.“3981.43. ifenvironmentalstudiesaresatisfactoryD.Jamieson3981.43. IfanyactiontakencctheNFFAWU accusationrecostoflivinginLabradorS.A.Neary3694.40.H.Newhook3694.40. Whenajudicialdistrictwillbesetup inLabradorL.Thorns3795.41.W.W.Marshall3795.41.

IftheGovt.ofNfld.hadinputinto awardinganyoftheseCanadaWorks projectsinNfld. b)ifthecomplaintsrepoliticalinter— uiferencecouldbechecked c)ifPremiercouldcheckstatementsthat incaseswheretheCanadaWorksprojects werepreviouslyheld,theywouldnot qualifybecauseoffinancialmismanage mentS.A.Neary3877.42.Premier3877.42. IfthePresidentofCouncilwouldindicate whenthepolicingoftheparkingmeters inSt.John’swillhepassedovertothe CityCouncil b)ifdiscussionsheldwithCity CouncilbyGovt.orviceversaL.Thorns3879.42.W.W.Marshall3880.42.

IfMm.ofMines&Energygivencon siderationtolargedevelopmentsoflime— stoneontheWestCoastretreatmentof acidrain b)ifBRINEXhasapartnertodevelop theTableheadGroup c)ifMm.ofEnvironmenthasconsidered limestoneinthetreatmentoftheacidicJ.Hodder3882.42.L.D.Barry3882.42. soilfromacidrainH.Newhook3885.

SUBJECT ASKED DY PACE 000K ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK What action Govt. have taken re the employees laid off in Labrador-Wabush area

b) the contracting out in Labrador West (i.e.) Eason Report

c) why the President of Steelworkers S.A. Neary 3988. 43. W.W. Marshall 3989. 43. Union, Wabush criticized by Win, of 4176. 45. L.fl. Barry 3990. Labour Manpower Premier 4176. 45. What position is Prov. Govt. taking re the announced rate increase of East Coast ferries by the Fed. Govt.

b) if it is considered sufficient ob— jection to send a telex

c) i all the correspondence could be tabled re the negotiations

d) if the Govt. was advised by the Marine Div. of CM (i.e.) Terra Nova Transport in advance, re the East Coast S.A. Neary 4063,69. 44. Premier 4063,69. 44. ferry rates 4222. 45. R.C. Brett 4069. ui

e) why no consultation with the special D. Jamieson 4066. 44. 4224. 45. committee set up for this purpose‘ 4076. If bounties will he paid to fishermen in the 25 ft. class in areas where notices were not received before the deadline re changeh) if the size of boats for Labrador fishermen will be changed

c) how many longliners will be built for Labrador J. Hodder 4071. 44. Premier 4071. 44.

d) if a special boat buildinq program E. Hiscock 4452. 48. 4178. 45. for Labrador Coast 4453. 48. Why a feasibility study on the forest industry potential in the area between Gander and Bonavista h) •‘hat kind of industries planned for the area T. Lush 4074. 44. J. Morgan 4075. 44. If the remarks by the Federal Authorities modified the position of Prov. Govt. re the stand they took on the fisheries; what steps will he taken next D. Jamieson 4158. 45. Premier 4158. 45. cont’ U.

SUBJECTASKEr)BYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK b)ifDreegrantswillbewithheldrefish plantsbeingestablishednProvince c)ifconcerngiventooperationsbeing 7eopardized(i.e.)PortauPortarea d)wherethesituationstandswiththeD.Jamieson4158.45.Premier4158.45. NickersonGroupwhowerebuildingafishI.flodder4162.J.Goudie4167. plantinSt.BarbeF.M.Roberts4167. Whatisbeingdonefederallyrethenew regulationonlobsterlicencing—are fishermenbeingcompensatedfortheir lossT.Bennett4169.45.J.Goudie4169.45.

Ifintergovernmentalnegotiationsunderway retightsituationthiswinterofgasand oil b)exportbfnaturalgastotheU.S. c)ifacontrolplanfordistribution,if uiatightsituationoccurs d)I.EProvincesconsultedregasexports andwhatisNfld’s.position e)ifNfld.shouldfullysupportagas pipelinetoEasternCanada f)ifWahanexwillhepermittedtocarry— ononBellIslandorwillanewcompanyD.Jamieson4233.46.Premier4233.46. hesoughtS.A.Neary4238.L.D.Barry4239. IftheDept.ofJusticewillinvestigate theshootingrangeintheWhiteHills— beingusedbytheWildlifeDiv.of TourismforcapabilitylicensingtestsL.Thorns4241.46.C.Power4243.46.

Whathappennedtothewoodcutforex perimentaltrialsinpast4or5years (statementtoday) h)ifthe(2)papercompanieswilluse cableloggingandwilltheycontributeto thecostofmanufacturingthemachineG.Flight4244.46.J.Morgan4245.46. Iffundscanbemadeavailableearlier, sothewharfcanberepairedbefore fishingseasonstartsinSt.Brid&sD.Hancock4246.46.Premier4247.46.

SUBJECTASKEI)BYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK WhatisthestatusoftheSeniorCitizen’s Apt.Complex1iEastport b)ifBin,ofSocialServicescanexplore everyavenuetohavethebuildingusedfor same c)iftheMm.iswillingtohavethehome convertedintoanambulatoryornursing carecenter d)ifBin,ofSocialServicescanindicate whyCMHCdidnotpay(2)contractorsforT.Lush4247.46.T.V.Hickey4247.46. workdoneontheComplex4748.51.0 4749.51.

Ifthepricesofserviceddeveloped buildinglotsbyNfld.&Lab.HousingCorp. aroundtheProvincewillbereducedin price b)ifitwouldnotbebettertodisposeof thepropertiesatreducedcostthanpay carryingcharges cc)howtheprivatedeveloperwillbe affectedifGovt.reducesthecostof thebuildinglots d)wIatwillbedonewiththe(91)D.Jamieon4345.47.Premier4346.47. lotsinWindsorG.Flight4350.“N.Windsor4346. IfthefindingsoftheHospitalBoard reviewwillbemadepublicandwhataction willbetaken b)ifalternatearrangementsfor physchiatriccaretothepatientsat WaterfordandinmatesatthepenitentiaryL.Thorns4356.47.W.House4356.47.

WhatisthestatusoftheMedicalClinic atForteauandifconstructionwouldgo aheadthisyear b)iftheplansdowntheroadforthe clinicbecauseofnomoniesallottedin thebudget c)ifanyactiontakenreHopedale,Lab.E.Hiscock4357.47.W.House•4357.47. nursingclinicsandprivacyG.Warren4359. WhatproceduresusedbyDept.ofTransp. involvingthehaulingofmaterialby contractorscontd....S.A.Hoary4359.47.R.C.Brett4360.47.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWERE[)BYPAGEBOOK h)ifanyproblemoncounteredatthe weqhscalesonanyroadworkinIlampden orWliiteBayarea c)ifothercasesofsuspectedcheating attheweighscalesS.A.Neary4359.47.R.C.Brett4360.47. IfPremierhasinvestigatedthetrans portationofponiesfromtheProvince b)underwhichdept.doesthatL.Stirling4361.47.Premier4361.47. responsibilitycome4456.48. IfPremierwillinterveneintheLight& Powerdispute(i.e.)rotatingstrikeswhen astorminprogress b)ifthePremierwillcontactthe partiesconcernedS.A.Neary4436.48.Premier4437.48.

Whatinnovativeplansandprogrammesdoes theGovt.havetoalleviatetheunem ploymentprobleminNfld.thiswinter b)ifPremiercanexplainthecommitment of40,000jobs c)howtheemploymentratewillbe broughtdownto10% d)ifPremiersatisfiedthatthe statisticsCanadafiguresareaccurate andifthestudiesbeingundertakenby theEconomicCouncilofCanadaatNfld’s. request,isaccurate e)ifPremierensuringthatnochanges aremadeinthelevelsandtheformof paymentofassistanceandunemployment insurancefromFed.Govt.untilthereisT.Lush4438.48.3.Dinn4439.48. moreclarity0.Jamieson4442.Premier4443.

IfMm.ofMines&Energywouldindicate totheHousehowmanymetresofoil bearingformationsthereareinthe Iliberniawellandwhatitwouldmeanin termsofharre]sperdayF.R.Stagq4450.48.L.D.Barry4451.48.

If Premier had any indication of what the various measures in the Budget will do in terms of the cost of living

b) if the Mm. of Mines& Energy would reassess the difference in price the Fed. Govt. wants to pursue in the active participation of more Canadians using gas over oil

c) what is the Fed. Govt. doing about super depletion allowance for further exploration

d) if the Dree agreement money will be received by Nfld. and T.C.H.

e) if special assistance for people who live on fixed incomes in the Atlantic Provinces (i.e.) especially increase in heating fuel in last night’s budget and if Nfld. Railway will get the rebate announced by Fed. Bin, of Finance

f) if Bin, of Labour aware of any formula created for the distribution of the 100,000 jobs as announced by Fed. Bin, of Finance

g) if representation made to have special treatment given to the allocation of these jobsh) if Pin. could state what jobs are going to he created in this Province

i) if the residents of Rigolet and other communities will he subsidized for the gasoline for snowmobiles

j) if •the Fed. Budget will interfere with the projections made earlier by the Prov. Bin, of Finance re revenue and ex penditure, jobs, cost of living, etc.

k) if the Bin, of Finance would see that the Govt. would not profit unduly from the increasing cost of living 1) what the status of the Budget measures are as they involve Nfld. due to the defeat of Fed. Govt. What kind of information service is pro vided in North Sydney by the Nfld. Tourist Dept.

b) how many permanent and seasonal employees the Ntld. Govt. has employed in North Sydney SUBJECT ASKEE) BY BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK 49. Premier 4540,45. 49. 50.‘‘ 4548,57. 51. 4731. 51. 49. J. Dinn 4554,55. 49. 49. J. Collins 4629. 50. D. Jamieson S.A. Neary T. Lush G. Warren 4539,45.4629.4730.4547.4553, 55. 4557. con t’ d. S.A. Neary 4626. 50. C. Power 4626. 50.

SUBJECTASKEDBYPACEBOOKANSWEREDBYPACEBOOK NorthSydneyquest.cont’d. c)iftheemployeespaidfromthePublic TreasuryareNflders. d)ifthejobsareadvertisedinNEld.or orNovaScotiapapersS.A.Hoary4626,4714.50.C.Power4626,4717.50. Ifanyinformationreanairsubsidy betweenpointsinSt.AnthonytoLabrador South b)whystudentsinNorthernLabrador receiveasubsidyandtheydonotin SouthernLabradorE.Iliscock4637.50.R.C.Brett4637.50. Ifplanstocloseoutthehighwaydepot atNorthwestRiverandmoveittoHappy Valley-GooseBay b)ifplanstoerectatrafficlightat theintersectionofHamiltonRiverRoad andbringDriveC.Warren4640.50.P.C.Brett4641.50.

Ifreportsreceivedrediscoveryofgold andothermineralsnearBurntIslandPond b)iftherewillbedevelopmentin1980S.A.Neary4732.51.L.fl.Barry4732.51. IfMm.ofMunicipalAffairs&Housing couldexplainthestructureandincrease inhousingrentsinTrepasseyimposedby Nfld.&Lab.Housing b)whyevictionnoticesservedD.hancock4733.51.N.Windsor4733.51. WhatisthestatusoftheEmployment OpportunitiesProgramme(i.e.)community developmentprojects b)ifalistofprogrammesthatarenow outstandingcouldbeprovidedandwhat theMm.ofSocialServicesplantodo V aboutthemB.Tulk4736.51.T.V.Bickey4736.51.

PETITIONS (PAGES64—65)

REPORTS,REGULATIONS,etc. (PAGES66—68)

RESOLUTIONS (PAGES69—75)

RESOLUTIONS NOTICETITLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK 790712“ThataSgecialCommitteebeapPointedto setaProvincialFairPricesReview Council...”S.A.Neary52.1. 273.4. 326,332. -J.Carter295. F.B.Rowe300.- T.V.Hickey315. H.Newliook328. MotionDefeated337.4. 790712“Thattheeducationalmaterialsbeing taughtinschoolsreflectculture, history...”J.Carter52.1. 708.9. 2709.29. J.Hodder716.9. F.R.Stagg729. G.Warren736. L.Verge739. T.Lush747. T.V.Hickey760. R.Aylward2657.29. 0.Jamieson2660,80. Premier2668. E.M.Roberts2681. H.Barrett2691. S.A.Neary2696. *TabledanenvelopefromAgency PlusinQuebecto“TrinityBay, Nfld.,P.Que”“2698.

I.Goudie2705. *Tabledaletterwrittenby S.GoudietoPrimeMm.R. LevesuereLabradorborder“2707. Motioncarried2716.29. 790712“Thatallaspectsofthefisherybe debated...”F.B.Rowe54.1. 3117.34. J.Carter3126. S.A.Neary3129. N.Doyle3137. L.Stirling3141. L.D.Barry3142. Premier3158,73. 0.Jamieson3172. 3607.39. E.Hiscock3175.34. .Patterson3185. 3600.39. J.Collins3621. G.Warren3632. H.Young3643. 0.Hollett3648. W.W.Marshall3658. Motiondefeated3663.39. c;9

NOTICETITLE RESOLUTIONS(cont’d.) BYWHOMPAGEBOOK 790712“ThatbothGovts.beencouraoedtodevote moreattentiontotheenergyproblem” 790712“SelectCommitteebeappointedtoin vestigatewaterpowerresources” 790712“RenegotiationofTerm29” 790712“ManagementofProvince’scaplinstocks” 790712“Thatseniorcitizensbeexemptedfrom schoolandmunicipaltaxes’ 790712“Thatayear—roundferryservicebe operatedbetweenNorthSydney&Argentia” 790712“Thatambulanceservicebeprovidedfor Labrador” 790712“ThatUpperChurchillcontractberevised” 790712“ThatSelectCommitteebesetuptoin vestigatecausesofincreasedvandalism inProvince” 790717MAINSUPPLYBILL—“Toconsiderresolving intoaCommitteeoftheWholetoConsider CertainResolutionsfortheGrantingof SupplytoHerMajesty” T.Rideout55.

S.A.Weary L.D.Barry 0.Jamieson J.Goudie G.Warren 4560. 4570. 4582. 4600. 4610. 4619. R.Simmons57. 0.Stewart57. Carriedandbecamebill392208. 1.Woodrow55.1. “ “3663.39. “ “4137.44. S.A.Weary4083. 1.0.Barry4096. 0.Jamieson4104,28. T.Lush4111. E.Hiscock4119. Motioncarried4145.44. 790712“Thatruralprogrammesbeexpanded”R.Dawe56. 1. 49. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 3. 24. 24. G.Flight57. W.Patterson58. G.Warren59. P.Walsh59. L.Thorns60. R.Baird60. 790712“Thatadditionalindustrialparksbe developed” J.Collins E.M.Roberts R.Simmons 158. 2194. 2195. 2201. 70

RESOLUTIONS(cont’d.) NOTICETITLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK 730717INTERIMSUPPLY($225,060,000)J.Collins159.3. Lieutenant—Governor’smessagereadMr.Speaker1022.12. J.Collins1023. R.Simmons1023,25. -J.Collins1023,45. S.A.Neary1032,39, 106,71. W.W.Marshall1035. H.Younq1040. E.M.Roberts1048,83. 0.Jamieson1049,62,86. Premier1057,85. F.B.Rowe1063. G.R.Ottenheimer1074. Resolutioncarriedandbecamebill321087.12. 790717AmendmentstoStandingOrdersoftheHouseW.W.Marshall159.3. E.M.Roberts W.W.Marshall245. 790719‘MoveamendmentstoS.D.2,4(c),7,14, 49,53,82,84,87,92andrevocationof S.C.116tobereplacedbyS.D.116—122”W.W.Marshall251.4. 399,460.6.

E.M.Roberts416. Premier428. S.A.Neary434. 0.Jamieson450. *pQQgyformembers-leftearly... couldn’tvote0.Jamieson464. Premier L.D.Barry457. Carriedondivision(38membersvoted)465.6. “ThatroutinebusinessoftheHousebe disensedwithJuly19/79topresent BudgetSpeech”W.W.Marshall272.4. SeconderE.M.Roberts273. Carried273.4. 790719Thatitisexpedienttobringina measuretoamendtheTobaccoTaxAct,1978”J.Collins362.5. Carried&becamebill372234.24. 790719“ThatitisexDedienttobringinameasure toamendtheInsuranceCompaniesTaxAct”J.Collins362.5. 2240.24. R.Simmons2249. Thattheaboveresolutionbereferred toaSelectCommitteeoftheHouse““2257. 2292.25.

R.Simmons2281.25. S.A.Neary2297. J.Morgan2310. J.Collins2315. Amendmentdefeated2320. Carried&becamebill452320.25. 71

RESOLUTIONS(cont’d.) NOTICETITLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK 790719“Thatitisexpedienttobringinameasure toimposeataxontheSaleofAdvertisingJ.Collins362.-5. andtoamendtheRetailSalesTaxAct, 1978” NOTE:—Introducedseparately D.Jamieson2321.25. J.Collins2321,47. R.Simmons2324. L.Stirling2349.- E.M.Roberts2356. S.A.Neary.2357. Resolutioncarried&becamebill#462366.25. 790719“Thatitisexpedienttobringinameasure toamendtheGasolineTaxAct,1978”J.Collins362.5. 2235,38.24. G.Warren2236. OppositiontoResolutionrecordedE.M.Roberts2239.

Resolutioncarried&becamebill*442240.24. 790720Moved“ThataStrikingCommitteebe appointedtoreporttotheHouseonthe StandingCommitteeoftheHouse” Committeenamed:-W.W.Marshall; G.E.Ottenheimer;L.D.Barry;E.M.Roberts; T.LushW.W.Marshall465—466.6. “ThatreportofStrikingComm.begiven”W.W.Marshall698.9.

StrikingComm.namedthefoll.committees:—“700—02. (a)Govt.Services:— MunicipalAffairs;PublicWorks& Services;Labour&Manpower,Finance; Transportation&Comm. (5)ResourceCommittee:- Mines&Energy;Industrial0ev.; Fisheries,Rural,Agricultural& Northern0ev.;Forest,Resources& Lands;Tourism,Recreation&Culture (c)SocialServices:— Justice,Health,Education, ConsumerAffairs&Environment; SocialServices ConcurrenceMotions:— (a)Govt.ServicesS.A.Weary1911.21. F.R.Stagg1938. E.Hiscock1945. R.Dawe1954. Carried1957.21. (5)ResourceCommittee1989.22. 0.Jamieson1990. H.Barrett1996. T.Rideout2004. S.A.Weary2019. W.W.Marshall2035.

G.Warren2052. L.Stirling2055. Carried2060.22. 72

RESOLUTIONS(cont’d.) NOTICETITLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK ConcurrenceMotionscont’d. (c)SocialServicesL.Thorns2101.-23. J.Carter2108. J.Morgan2119,31. B.Tulk2120. E.M.Roberts2146. S.A.Neary2150. Carried2162.23. 790724Tomove“ThatMemberforHumberWest (R.Baird)betheAsst.DeputySpeakerand ChairmanofCcmmittees”Premier575.8. SeconderD.Jamieson575. Carried575. 790725“ThataspecialcommitteeoftheHouseof Assemblybesetuptoreviewreportsand studiesthathavebeendoneovertheyears onproblemsoftheyoungpeopleandsetup amasterplan...”S.A.Neary703.9.

Tomove“ThatHousewilladjourn,tomorrow Aug.1stifRegattaqoesahead” b)TheCommitteeswilladoptthesamerulesW.W.Marshall1197.13. E.M.Roberts 790807“Thatitisezpedienttobringinameasure furthertoamendTheLocalAuthority GuaranteeAct,1957’J.Collins1498.17. 2232.24. Carried&becamebill342232.24. 790807“AnActToAuthorizeTheRaisingofMoney ByWayorloanByTheProvince” fSl6O,000,000)J.Collins1499.17. 2212.24. K.Simmons2213. W.W.Marshall2218. S.A.Neary2221. Carried&becamebill352231.24. 790807SUPPLEMENTARYSUPPLY($41,114,000)J.Collins1499.17. LetterreadfromLieutenant-GovernorMr.Sceaker2209.24. J.Collins2209. R.Simmons2209.

Carried&becamebill302211.24. 73

RESOLUTIONSfcont’d.) NOTICETITLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK 797313‘ThatthePublicAccountsCommitteebe constituted”—namely:—T.Rideout;- L.Stirling;R.Simmons;P.Walsh;W.W.Marshall1880.21. H.Barrett;J.Carter;F.R.StaggS.A.Neary1881. AdebatablemotionS.A.Neary1881.21. *Lettertobetabled(G.Schirfeld& Co.,Hamburg)““1901. Carried1911.-21. NOTE T.RideoutreauestsleaveofHousetocon veneameetingofabovewhileHouseinE.M.Roberts1911. SessionW.W.Marshall CondolencestobesenttofamilyoflateE.M.Roberts1959.22. JamesWalshonhistragicdeathW.W.Marshall1960. SympathytofamilyoflateJohnW.W.Marshall2164.24. Diefenbaker0.Jamieson2165.

Carried2169.24. 790817“ThatHouseadjournuntilThursday,Nov. Nov.8/79at3:00o.m.”W.W.Marshall2382.25. 791108“BeitresolvedthataSelectCommitteeof thisHousebeaccointedtoinquireintoand tohearevidenceonallmattersrelatingto theadoptionofaflagfortheProvinceand torecommendaspecificdesigntherefor”Premier2404.26. 3303.36. Committeenamed3306. Seconder0.Jamieson3306. Carried.3307.36. CcndclencestothefamilyofthelateS.A.Neary2409.26. Dr.AlainFreckerW.W.Marshall2410.

Carried2412.26. 791109UnderS.c.87oftherules,move“That thememberforLewisoorte(F.White) becomeamemberofthePublicAccounts CommitteesucceedingR.Simmons(former memberforBuroeo—Bayd’Espoir)”W.W.Marshall2486.27. AdebatablemotionS.A.Nearv2486. J.Morgan2497. D.Jamieson2501. W.W.Marshall2502. Carried2504.27. 791114“ThataSelectCommitteeoftheHousebe appointedtoworkoutamasterplanforthe orderlyeconomicdevelopmentofallour naturalrescurcesincluding011andgas, thefishery“S.A.Nearv2555.29. 74

RESOLUTIONS(cont’d.) NOTICETITLEBYWHOMPAGEBOOK Amendmenttobill#58“Thatbillberead asecondtimethisdaysixmonthshence”E.M.Roberts2994.-32. SeconderB.Tulk2995. E.M.Roberts3323.36. N.Windsor3326. S.A.Neary3339. J.Carter3353. I.Thorns3355. 3404.37. Amendmentdefeated3412.37. 791126“SelectCommitteebeapFointedtowork withlabour,academiccommunityand businessrethedevelopmentofjob ooportunitieswhereunemploymentisthe hiqhest”J.Hodder3400.37. E.M.Roberts3402,04. W.W.Marshall3402. 791130“ToresolvetheHouseintoaCommitteeof theWholetoconsidercertainresolutions inrelationtotheadvancingor guaranteeingofcertainloans”J.Collins3796.41. 791214“ThatHouseadjournuntilFeb.27/80or calloftheChair’W.W.Marshall4813.51. 75

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RULINGS BYWHOMPAGEBOOK S.A.Nearv’sauestiontoPremierreC.M.lay—offs takenunderadvisementMr.Speaker76.2. ReunanimousconsenttohavemediacoverJuly19th proceedings(i.e.)BudgetSpeechMr.Speaker149.2. OralQuestionstobebriefMr.Speaker172.3. Noticeofpt.ofpersonalprivilegeby1.0.Barry: “S.A.Neary’sremarksrelatingtoworkthatIin aprivatecapacitywasretainedtodobythis Govt.”Mr.Speaker294—95.4. 5)S.A.Weary-ifMm.pursuingabovenotice““393.6. *:fleavegrantedMm.ofConsumerAffairsto relvtoS.A.Weary’sresolutionMr.Speaker337.4.

LeaderofDepositionstatingthatopposition memberswouldbeabsentfromvotingonS.O.rule change,asmembersleftfordistrictsMr.Speaker464.6. S.A.WearytowithdrawremarksinreferringtoMr.Chairman revousPremier(featheringhisownnest)(J.Butt)873—74.10. W.W.Marshall’sot.oforder:-memberdebating thanswerfromMinisterreRedCrossstrike (Ref.S.D.31c)Mr.Speaker885—86.11. S.A.Wearyirrelevantto302—01inEstimates(i.e.)Mr.Chairman discussingMarvstownShipyard(J.Butt)906.11.

Ifbalanceofallottedtimeforheadingsin Estimatescanbereallotted.Mr.Speaker987—89.11. h.W.Marshall’spt.oforder:—Theirreaularityin tablingcopyofpetition(i.e.)S.A.Weary’s petitionreaPortugalCovewellMr.Speaker1020—22.12. Ref.5.0.91(a);RulingMay15/79; Beauchesne5thEdition,Pg.210,para.676““1116.13. 5)?ts.oforderandprivilegebyT.V.Mickeyand S.A.Mearyreabove 0 1116—23.13. c)Pt.ofpersonalprivilegebyN.Windsorre1197.13. aboveaetition1200—04.14.

J.Goudieonot.ofprivilege:-beingmisguoted inDailyNewsJuly31/79redefaultloansMr.Speaker1090—93.13. 5)Pt.oforderbyE.M.Roberts:-iftheabovept. ofprivilegeshouldberaisedinCommitteefirst, beforebeingbroughttotheMouse1090.13. (Ref.BeauchesneSect.76)l09395.“ W.W.Marshall’srts.oforder:—S.A.Wearyengaged inargumentinoralcuestioningrecrudeoil suppl”(5.0.31c)Mr.Speaker1238,89.15. 76

RULINGS(cont’d.) BYWHOMPAGEBOOK N.W.Marshall’spt.oforder:—S.A.Nearyasking foraninteroretationoftherules(i.e.) committee,etc.Mr.Speaker1382—83.16. F.5.Rowe’spt.oforder:—thatmemberfor. StephenvilleinterjectingduringBudgetDebateMr.Chairman (i.e.)drillinginPortauPortarea-in1975CR.Baird)1455—57.16. Pt.oforderbyE.M.Roberts:—reprocedurefor reportofcommittees(i.e.)concurrencedebateMr.Speaker1497—98.17. Pt.oforderbyPremier:—R.Simmonsallegation ‘ThatI,asMm.ofMines&Energymadea ccriitmentforpreferentialtreatmentfor emoloymentpracticestobepracticedatthe HindsLakeproject...“Mr.Speaker1565.18.

N.M.Marshall’spt.oforder:—R.Simmons debatingquestionsandanswersre FisheriesLoanBoard-Mr.Speaker1575.18. 5)D.Jamieson’spt.oforder:—reMm.of Fisheriesreplytoabovequestion“1576.18. D.Jamieson’sot.oforder:—Supolementary auestionrestructureofBrinexpartnership- askedbyleaveMr.Speaker1589.18. Statement—thathypotheticalquestionsnotbe askedMr.Speaker1680.19. NoticeofPt.ofprivilegebyR.Simmons:—Mm. ofFisheriesmisledtheHouserelastmeetingof FisheriesLoanBoardMr.Speaker1701—03.19. 5)ot.oforderbyR.Simmons-Mm.ofFisheries abusingrulesofHouseinpursuingtheabovept. ofprivilegebeforethematterwasoutlined““1703.19.

S.A.Nearv’sot.oforder:—re35tabledquestionsMr.Sneaker1704.19. onOrderPaper-whentheremaining33willbe“1988.22. answered“‘2092—93.23. 2193—94.24. 2280—81.25. Pt.oforderbyJ.Collins:—R.Simmons deliberatelymisquotinghimrehisremarks abcutLabradorDeputySpeaker1753—54.19. ?ts.ofprivileoebyI.Thorns:—iteminDailyNewsMr.Speaker1765—67.20. remountieshustlingwomendrivers“ 01795. 5)R.Simmonsreabove 0 1792—95. 0 E.M.RobertsunderSect(17)ConflictofInterest Act—gavenoticeofnotvotingonbill3E- UnifundLtd.ActMr.Sneaker1802.20. 5)L.Stirlingresame 01803. 0 77

RULINGS(cont’d.) BYWHOMPAGEBOOK Pt.oforderbyW.W.Marshall:—S.A.Nearyoutof orderindiscussingReportofStanding&Special CcmmitteeonPublicAccountsCommitteeMr.Speaker1881—83.21. Pt.oforderbyPremier:—S.A.Neary’sremarksin referringtoPremierinstructingR.C.Brettre helicoptercrash(S.O.31c)-Mr.Speaker1981—83.22. S.A.Nearv’spt.oforder:-W.W.Marshall misleadingtheHousereownersofE.P.A.Mr.Speaker2047—48.22. b)W.W.Marshall’spt.oforder:—S.A.Neary statingW.M.MarshallmisleadingtheHouseof Assembly(Ref.Beauchesne5thEdition,Pg.105,108)“2048—50.22.

S.A.Neary’spt.oforder:-ThatJ.Morganwould notbepermittedtoparticipateagainintheMr.Chairman debate(R.Baird)2120—21.23. L.Stirling’spts.oforder:—J.MorganbeingMr.Speaker2135-36.23. irrelevantintheconcurrencenotiondebatere2136-37. SocialServicesCommittee“2144—45. S.A.Neary’spt.oforder:—J.Morganmisguoting himreMr.Steele,GanderMr.Speaker2138.23. E.M.Robertsrethe2ndmessagereceivedfrom It.Gov.—MainEstimatesfor1979—80Mr.Speaker2194—96.24. R.Simmonsobjectingtobill#45notbeingMr.Chairman circulatedtoOpp.members(R.Baird)2240.24. N.M.Marshall’spt.oforder:—TorefertheIns.

Cc.TaxAct,bill445toaSelectComm.whenin Comm.oftheWhole(Ref.Beauchesne5thEdition, Para.411,Subpara.3)Mr.Chairman2292-96.25. Pt.oforderbyW.W.Marshall:-S.A.Nearybeing toolengthyincuestionreoffshoregasandoilMr.Sneaker2394.26. b)B.Jamieson’sot.oforder:—Premiermakinga sreechinansweringaquestionrefisheries‘“2470.27. (Ref.5.0.31)“‘247879. Pt.oforderbyB.Iamieson:—remarksmadeby I.D.Barryinanswertoanoralquestionre offshoreownershirMr.Speaker2402-03.26. Re.I.Stirlingstatingpoliticalinterference inFisheriesloans(Ref.S.O.31d)Mr.Speaker2475.27.

Pt.oforderbyW.W.Marshall:-S.A.Nearybeing irrelevantduringmotiontoancointamemberto PublicAccts.Comm.(Ref.Beauchesne,5thEdition,Mr.Speaker2487—69.27. Pr.98,?ara.299)“2494,96. b)Pt.oforderbyB.Jarnieson:-J.Morganbeing‘2497. irrelevant‘2500. 78

RULINGS(cont’d.) BYWHOMPAGEBOOK Pt.oforderbyD.Jamieson:—Premiermaking referencestostatementsmadeinpast(i.e.) Apr.12/78relatingtooilpricesMr.Speaker2650—51.29. Pt.oforderbyE.M.Roberts:-iftwohouseleaders canworkoutaneutralwordingforthemotionon Energy-Mr.Speaker2653-54.29. AdjournfiveminutesbeforeOrdersoftheDay2654. *Djdn?treachanagreementonthemotion2656. Typeofquestionsthatshouldbeplacedonthe OrderPaperMr.Speaker2822.31. R.Moorespt.oforder:—procedureinbeing recognizedbyMr.SpeakerMr.Chairman2880.31. 5)N.Windsor’spt.oforderreabove“2904-05.

Pt.ofprivilegebyL.Stirling:—J.Dinn accusinghimofnotbeingknowledgeableof bill58“‘2881—89.31. AmendmentbyE.M.Robertstobill58‘thatthebill bereadsecondtimesixmonthshence”(Ref.5.0.36 Sfleaker,HouseofCommons;Precedents-HansardMr.Speaker2995-97.32. June27/78&May2/75;S.O.47—53)““2999—3000.33. Pts.oforder5yS.A.Neary:-Yin,ofEducation towithdrawunparliamentaryremarks‘cheap, coliticaladvantage’(Ref.Beauchesne,Pg.105)Mr.Chairman3070—72.33. Pt.oforderbyW.W.Marshall:—redebatingthe vrincileofbill#1incommitteestageMr.Chairman3093.33.

Pt.oforderbyJ.A.Carter:—ifL.D.Barrystill has20minutestospeakbecauseofansweringMr.Speaker3147—48,34. aquestionontheresolution3149.34. Clarificationonyielding(Ref.S.C.53; Precedent—HansardMar.10/78)““320205.35. TimeallottedafterYin.Statementsisgenerally meantforclarification,etc.nottodebateMr.Speaker3200.35. E.M.Robertspt.ofprivilege:—reClause44Mr.Chairman ConsequentialAmendmenttobillU(R.Baird)3267—74.35. Mr.Chairman (J.Butt)3308.36.

Anexhibit-producedbyBayofIslandsmemberin presentinaapetitionreBenoit’sCoveMr.Speaker3282.35. 5.0.reMinisterialStatementsMr.Speaker3370,75.36. b)Pt.oforderbyC.Jamieson:-requesting clarityinspecifickindsofMm.Statements“3375—75. 79

RULINGS(cont’d.) BYWHOMPAGEBOOK 5.0.reaskingandansweringquestions(i.e.) J.Hodder’squestion—GradeXliMr.Speaker3396.37. NoticeofPrivateMember’smotionbyJ.Hodder— selectcommitteerejobopportunities—when motionwillbedebatedMr.Speaker3401—04.37. E.M.RobertsstatingBreachofPrivilegeofHouse-- tomalignaoersonnotintheHouse(i.e.) Dr.A.Frecker 5)J.Morgan’spt.ofprivilege:—E.M.Roberts charginghimas‘aself-confessedlawbreaker’Mr.Chairman3504—11.38. E.M.Roberts—rulesreBaroftheHouseforMr.Speaker3574.38. division““3576.39.

W.W.Marshall’sot.oforder:—T.Rideout discussingdetailsofbill#58inCommitteestageMr.Chairman3846—50.41. b)AmendmentbyS.A.Nearytobill#58—delete Clause109;110(Ref.BeauchesnePg.231,Para764)“3851—57. I.:crgan’spt.ofprivilege:—DailyNews statementDec.4/79reS.A.Neary’sderogative remarkstowardsthePressGalleryMr.Speaker3964-67.43. Ref.Beauchesne,Para.28,Pg.15andalso Pg.24—26“4146.45. Pt.oforderbyPremier:—G.FlightdebatedMm. ofMines&EnergyMinisterialStatementreMr.Speaker4149-51,45. AbitibiPriceexplorationprogram“‘4153.

R.Mooresot.oforder:—deletingSection131(1) ofbill#58DeputySneaker4212.45. 5)Pt.oforderbyS.A.Neary:—precedent contradictedredeletingaclause Ref.Beauchesne223(6)““42l320. 80

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STATEMENTS(MINISTERIAL,etc.) SUBJECTMINISTERORMEMBERPAGEBOOK Mr.T.HealeyappointedAssistantDeputyMm. ofRuralDevelopment,Dept.ofRural, Agricultural&NorthernDevelopmentJ.Goudie246.4. ReinshorefisheryPremier364.6. -F.B.Rowe366. CopyofthereferraltotheBoardof CommissionersofPublicUtilitiesforrevisedL.D.Barry368.6. vowerrates79/80D.Jamieson370. NewinitiativestoimprovesawmillindustryJ.Morgan990.12. Newinitiativestoimprovesawmillindustry0.Jamieson992. Nfld.communitiestobeconnectedtothehydroL.D.Barry1284.15. gridfromdieselplantsE.M.Roberts1285. Miii.ofTransportation’sreplytoGovt.

ServicesCommitteeonthedetailedlistofPremier1477.17. roadreconstructionandpavingfor1979T.Lush1478. Listofroadconstructionfor1979tabledPremier1590.18. h)Govt.policytogivenamesofpeoplewho receivedloansandgrantsfromtheRural DevelopmentAuthorityPremier1477.17. CcmmencementofUpperSalmonHydroelectricL.D.Barry1559.18. developmentR.Simmons1563. DailyNewsitem79-Aug—9,by—lineofW.R. Callahan-‘OrderstoConstabularymen—G.R.Ottenheimer1665.19. Givemoreticketsorelse”L.Thorns1667. RetirementofDr.W.MayasChairmanof WorkersCompensationBoard,79-Aug—iSJ.Dinn1669.19. 5)AvpointmentofE.Maynardtoaboveposition“1670. E.M.Roberts1673.

Statementtocorrectreportmade79—Aug—9re FisheriesLoanBoardmeetingsW.Carter1759.20. R.Simmons Nfld.&Lab.Hvdrowillbecarryingouta smallscalehydrodevelopmentfortheL.D.Barry1760.20. RoddicktonareaT.Rideout1763. GradeTexaminationmarksLTeroe1767 5)InvestigationreportofleakedpublicE:M.Roberts1770$ examinationpapersPremier1770. J.Hodder1772. SpecialfishingyearsubsidyprogramforW.Carter1961.22. LabradorfishermenG.Warren1962. StatementretheintroductionofGradeflL.Verge1963.22. toProvinceJ.Hodder1965. ProjectsandDroarainmestobecarriedoutinJ.Morgan2063.23. Dept.ofForestr-rfor1979G.Flight2070. Si

STATEMENTS SUBJECT PropramwithrespecttodustprobleminIron OreMines,Lab.West Anindependentcommitteeappointedtoexamine theremunerationofmembersoftheHouseof Assembly Reocrtsofthesurveyofthecommitteere thirdpartyliabilityinsurance ArreementsignedbetweenGovt.andthe Prisonwarders SituationinProvinceasrelatedtoemployment andunemploymentfor1979 AoocintmentofSagaCommunicationsLtd.as theadvertisingagencyforDept.ofTourism, Recreation&Culture Extendanexpressicnofsympathytofamily ofthelateMissElizabethJeffers,former Leo.Librarianfrom1949—1966 Additionalfundingof$l2mtotheDenominational EducationCommitteesforcapitalprojects Statementoninsulationproblem(i.e.) “ureaformaldehydefoam” Taskforcenamedtolookintoemployment situationinRoddickton *ToticeofMinisterialStatement *300;jgprogramfromAlbertaHeritage SavingsTrustFund Continuanceofspecialassistanceprogramto sawmilloceratorsfor1979—90 ManagementofNfld.’s.FisheriesResources Abitibi-?riceInc.explorationprogrammefor Buchans,1980 AcontractawardedAtmusEouiomentLtd., Pasadena,Efld.forthemanufactureofa cableloggangmachine TributetolateCapt.L.Stick,BayRoberts (cont’d.) MINISTERORMEMBER J.Dinn T.Rideout PAGEBOOK 2072.23. 2073.

Premier2462.27. D.Jamieson2464. R.C.Brett2464.-27. T.Bennett2466. N.Windsor2717.30. E.M.Roberts2718. Premier2911.32. E.M.Roberts2913. C.Power2916.32. R.Moores2917. Mr.Speaker3096.34. L.Verge3194.35. B.TuIk3196. W.House3198.35. L.Stirling3199. J.Morgan3282.36. T.Rideout3284. J.Collins3235.36. E.M.Roberts3285. Mr.Speaker3225. J.Collins3361. D.Jamieson3364. J.Goudie3378.37. E.M.Roberts3379. Premier3967.43. D.Jamieson3975. L.D.Barry4147.45. G.Flight4148. J.Morgan4231.46. G.Flight4232. Premier4334.47. D.Jamieson4336.

STATEMENTS(cont’d.) SUBJECTMINISTERORMEMBERPAGEBOOK Commitmentof$24mtotheFisheriesLoanBoardPremier4338.47. for45’to65?vesselsU.Jaxnieson4342. CopyofstatementreleasedfromPremier’s officerelativetothewholenortherncodPremier4338.47. situationU.Jamieson4342. b)resPonsetocommentsmadebyFed.Mm.of FisheriesaboutcodstockswhilehewasinPremier4533.49. St.John’s79—Dec—llU.Jamieson*4537. ReportofChevronStandardLtd.drillingL.U.Barry4435.48. ofHibernia?—lSWellT.Rideout4436. Reportofthenegotiationswith(a)Hospital SuvortStaff(b)PoliceBrotherhoodN.Windsor4617.49. (C)FirefjohtersBrotherhoodT.Lush4618.

NewGovt.policyrelatingtopurchasingofC.Power4726.51. souvenirsandpromotionalmaterialforDepts.U.Jamieson4729. Formationof1stArtsCouncilforNfld.C.Power4727.51. LabradorU.Jamieson4729. 83

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