HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1993 - 1994 1st SESSION - 42nd GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX May 20, 1993 - February 24, 1994 Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Paul Dicks

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Anderson, Mr. William (L, Torngat Mountains) BUDGET Debale p. 361-63 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 361-63 Aylward, Mr. Kevin (L, Stephenville) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 697-702 Baker, Hon. Winston (L, Gander) BUDGET AdjuslmeDt to departmemal estimates; employee compensation p. 59-61;133 Budgetary documents read on Mar. 18/1)3, were re-distributed p. 32-33 Current account deficit p. 302-03 Reduction in expenditures; $70m compensation savings p. 28 BUDGET Debale p. 616-17 COMMISSIONER of Member's Interest appointed {W.

Mitchell) pursuant to the new conflict of interest legislation Debate p. 141-42 CREDIT rating Low rating by Dominion Bond Rating Service p. 26-28 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1343 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 617-30 FINANCE Ministers' meeting in Halifax Discussions regarding reduction in transfer pay­ menls p. 969-70 FINANCE Ministers' meeting in Ottawa Deficit; reduction in transfer payments p. 276-78 Health care and transfer payments p. 99 f'IlllANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Notice of motion p. 493 Second reading p.

S78-79;586.28-29 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 599-602 f'IlllANCIAL situation Slowdown of ·economic recovery; effect on trans­ fer payments p. 61 FISCAL position of the Province for 1993-94 fiscal year Update p. 670 FISHERIES Loan Board Collection of overdue loans p. 1112-13 FORTIS Trust Tax break under new legislation p. 590 GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 25) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 837;842-44 30 GOVERNMENT Money Purchase Pension Plan Act, Public Service Pensions Act, Teachers' Pensions Act, Unifonned Sersvices Pensions Act and Memorial University Pensions Act (Bill 10) Notice of motion p. 381 Second reading p. 547.8-11 GUARANTEED Joans List tabled p. 681 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Bill 26) Notice of motion p. 643 Second mKling p. 844;848 HIBERNIA Changes in agreement in terms of revenue from Hibernia p. 340 INCOME support program Provincial government plan p. 1110-12;1146-48 INCOME Tax Act Notice of motion p. 757 INSURANCE Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 16) Second reading p. 500-61;567-69 INTERNAL Economy Commission Act (Bill 23) Notice of motion p. 519 Second mKling p. 573 LIEUTENANT-Governor's establishment Eiq,enses debated under Executive Council es­ timates p. 618 LIQUOR Control Act (Bill 12) Notice of motion p. 381 Second reading p. 511.17 LOAN Act Notice of motion p. 420 LOAN and Guarantee Act Notice of motion p. 420 LOAN and Guarantee Act, No. 2 Notice of motion p. 939 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Notice of motion p. 420 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2 Notice of motion p. 939 LOW-level flying in Labrador Cost in having brochure printed and distributed p. 1301 MINISTERIAL Statemenls FISCal position of the Government of New­ foundland and Labrador for 1993-94 fISCal year p. 670 Newfoundland and Labrador Computer Services Limited - sale of assets p. 270 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Computer Ser- vices Limited ·- Sale of assets p. 270

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX NEWFOUNDLAND Volunteer War Service Medal Act (Bill 42) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 116lM4 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1210 ORAL Questions Budget - adjustment to departmental estimates; employee compensation p. 59-61;133 Budget - current account deficit p. 302-03 Budget - reduction in expendirures; $70m compen­ sation savings p. 28 Credit rating - low rating by Dominion Bond Rating Service p. 26-28 Fmance Ministers' meeting in Halifax - discus­ sion regarding IJ'aDSfer payments p. 969-70 Fmance Ministers' meetings in Ottawa - health care and transfer payments p. 99;276-78 Financial situation - slowdown of economic recovery; effect on ttansfer payments p. 61 Fisheries Loan Board - collection of loans from fishermen p. 1112-13 Fortis Trust - tax break under new legislation p. 590 Hibernia - changes in deal in terms of revenue p. 340 Income support program - provincial government proposal p. 1110-12;1146-48 Organiz.ations - funding reinstated p. 61 Public service pension plan - proposal to roll back pensions p. 454-56 Tax collection from tobacco tax and gasoline tax retailers p. 1148-50;1188 Tax reform - hannonization of the OST and retail sales tax; reduction in RST p. 340-42 PRE-COMMITMENT of funds Order in Council tabled p. 1264 PREMIER'S Office Expenses debated under Executive Council es­ timates - salaries; government vehicles; $20,000 al­ lowance p. 619-27 PUBLIC· Service Commission Annual reports for 1991-92 and 1992-93 tabled p. 1116 PUBLIC service pension plan Proposal for next fiscal year p. 456 Proposal to roll back pensions p. 454-55 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Low-level flying in Labrador - cost to govern­ ment for the production and disnibution of brochure (W.Q. #3) p. 1301 RAISING of Supply (Committee of Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) Notice of motion p. 21 REPORTS Tabled 31 Budgetary documents were retabled p. 33 Guaranteed loans list p. 681 Pre-cormnitment of funds p. 1264 Public Service Commission annual reports for 1991-92 and 1992-93 p. 1116 Special warrant relating to Emergency Response Program in terms of employment in the province p. 973 Special warrant relating to pre-commitmem of funds for Department of Forestiy and Agricul­ rure p. 973 Temporary loans list p. '1:19 RETAIL Sales Tax Act (Bill 20) Notice of motion p. 493 Second reading p. 586.29-30 SUPPLEMENT ARY Supply Act Notice of motion p. 866 SUPPLY Act Notice of motion p. 21 TAX collection Change the system of collecting taxes on tobacco and gasoline p. 1148-50 ;1188 TAX refonn Hannonization of the OST and retail sales tax; reduction of RST p. 340-42 TEACHERS' Pensions Act (Bill 11) Notice of motion p. 493 Second reading p. 569-71 TEMPORARY loans List tabled p. 279 THIRD pany organizations and volunteer groups List of groups that had funding reinstated p. 61 TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 46) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 1164-66;1177 TOBACCO Tax Act, No. 2 (Bill 60) Notice of motion p. 1153 Second reading p. 1328.5-6 WARRANTS Tabled special warrant relating to Emergency Response Program p. 973 Tabled special warrant related to pre-commit­ ment of funds for Forestry and Agriculture p. 973 Barrett, Mr.

Percy (L, Bellevue) SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Commiuee of the Whole Assembly p. 1134-35 Byrne, Mr. Ed (PC, Kilbride} ADDRESS in Reply 10 the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 692-97 AGRICULTURAL zone review Status of the recommendations in the Simmons report p. 95-96

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX APPOINTMENTS to govemment boards, etc.

Review of the selection process p. 971-72 EDUCATION sysletn �aucturing Debate p. 920-22 EMPLOYMENT for youth Official launch of the Conservation COtpS, a non­ profit employment initiative - total government funding p. 165 EMPLOYMENT programs Elimination of emergency response programs p. 1263 HOG industty Government subsidies p. 29 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Second reading p. 1328.11-15 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1356 LABOUR Relations Act - legislation H the review committee will bold public bearings and discussions before the amendments are ap­ proved p. 791-92 "MAIDEN" speech Address in Reply debate p. 692-97 MEMORIAL University Proposed ruition increases p. 202;204-05 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) Second reading p. 1203 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Week p. 551 ORAL Questio ns Agricultural zone review - status of the recom­ mendations in the Simmons report p. 95-96 Appointments to govennnent boards, etc. review p. 971-72 Emergency employment response programs elimination p. 1263 Hog industry - government subsidies p. 29 Labour Relations Act - if the review commiuee will hold public hearings and discussions before the new amendments are passed p. 791-92 Memorial University - proposed tuition increases p. 202;204-05 Student Employment Program - number of ap­ plications submitted and approved p. 557 Student employment program - sunnner employ­ ment p. 343-44 Workers' Compensation Act - amendments to make decisions by the appeal tribunal final and binding p. 1115-16 STIJDENT Employment Program Number of applications submitted and approved p. 551 Summer employment p. 343-44 WHITE Ribbon Campaign - campaign against violence against women p. 785 WORKERS' Compensation 32 Amendments to the Act regarding decisions by the appeal tribunal p. 1115-16 WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. 523 Byrne_ Mr.

Jack (PC, SL John's East Extern) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 644-49 BUDGET Debate p. 73-76 COME by Chance oil refinery Monitoring of the emissions p. 1045; 1113-14 EDUCATION system Suppon for Roman Catholic schools p. 683 ENVIRONMENT Week p. 270 FIRE fighting services in and around SL Jolm's Rate charged to communities p. 304 FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 32) Second reading p. 886-88 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 389-91 IMPORTATION of garbage for final disposal in the Province Government's position p. 864-65 Opposition by Baie Verte residents p. 1225 Petition from members of SNAGG (Say No to American Garbage Group) p. 868 IMPORTATION of garbage for incineration at Long Harbour North American Resomce Recovery (NARR) proposal p. 488-89 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Second reading p. 1328.30-32 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debale p. 73-76 MEMORIAL University Privacy Act as it relates to the release of infonna­ tion on students p. 1008-09 MUNICIPALITIES Act, No. 2 (Bill 54) Second reading p. 1212-13 ORAL Questions Come by Chance oil refinery - monitoring of the emissions p. 1045; 1113-14 Fire fighting services in and around SL John's p. 304 lmpo nation of garbage - government's position p. 864-65 Impo nation of garbage for incineration at Long Harbour - North American Resource Recovery (NARR) propo sal p. 488-89 Memorial University - Privacy Act as it relates to information on students p. 1008-09 PCB slorage facility - use of Torbay Airport - en­ vironmental concerns p. 1 (111

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX PCB storage facility - approval to Newfoundland Power to use Mundy Pond site p. 489 PCB storage facility - proposal by Newfoundland Power to store PCBs at Chance Cove p.

HT17 OUTER Ring Road conslnlction Debate p. 113-16 PCB storage facility Approval to Newfoundland Power to store PCBs at Mundy Pond site p. 489 Newfoundland Power's proposal to store PCBs at Chance Cove p. 1077 Storage at Torbay Airport - environmental review p. urn PETITIONS Education - suppon for Roman Catholic schools p. 683 Importation of garbage - Baie Verte residents p. 1225 SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Second reading p. 220-21 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 442-43 Careen, Mr.

Nicholas (PC, PlacenUa) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 655-60 ARGENTIA naval base Clean-up procedure by Environment Canada p. 1340-41 Reuse plan for the base p. 792;829;964 BUDGET Debate p. 614-16 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Argentia naval base p. 964 EDUCATION system Opposition to the proposed government model to restruclllre education p. 1230 ELECTIONS Act and Elections Act, 1991 (Bill 52) Second reading p. 1237 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1322 -23 FINANCIAL Cotporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 586.16-17 FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 32) Second reading p. 940-41 FfIZGERAID Parle Parks being kept open on experimental basis; funding allotted for the park p. 1079-81 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Commiuee (Concum:nce Motion) Debate p. 404-05 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 37) Second reading p. 956-57 LONG Harbour 33 Future p. 1225 LONG Harbour phosphorous plant Cleanup procedure by Albright and Wilson p. 201 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 614-16 NEWFOUNDLAND Volunteer War Service Medal Act (Bill 42) Second reading p. 1163 NURSING Assist.ants Act (Bill 44) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.10 ORAL Questions Argentia naval base - clean-up procedure to be undertaken by Environment Canada p. 1340-41 Argentia naval base - implementation of a reuse plan p. 792;829 Fitzgerald Parle - decision to not leave the park open until October p. 1079-81 Long Harbour - future p. 1225 Long Harbour phosphorus planl - cleanup proce­ dure by Albright and Wilson p. 201 Prince Phillip office building - renovations by a private contractor p. 1152 Social housing program • if the program will be reinstated p. 1261 Vehicle licence plates - cost of new plates p. 307- 08 PRINCE Phillip office building Renovations p. 1152 RAIL Service Act (Bill 36) Second reading p. 942 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 477-78 RURAL Co-operation Agreement Debate p. 1091-94 SALE of Tobacco lo Minors Act (Bill 7) Second reading p. 355 SCHOOL bus transportation Students in St.

John's p. 1305 SOCIAL housing program Status of the federal/provincial agreements p. 1261 TRANSPORTATION Lodge Bay Road - upgrading p. 832 Road to Harry's Harbour and Jackson's Cove be paved p. 1308 Roads in the communities of Wings Point, Clarke's Head and Victoria Cove p. 597 VEHICLE licence plates Cost of new plates p. 307-08 Carter, Hon. Walter (I., Twilllngate) FISHERIES Loan Board Answer to questions p. 1153

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX FISHERY Answer to questions regarding lump roe fishety p.

S59 Compensation package for people receiving benefits under NCARP or Southwest Coast pack­ age p. 1041-42 Crab fishery - price for 1993 p. 64 Federal government resniction placed on the reaeational cod fishery p. 515-16 Fisheries Council reoommendations regarding the Northern Cod moratorium and closure of other fisheries; reduction in redfish quota p. 967-68 Ground.fish quow for 1994 - Fisheries Council recommendations to Minister of Ftsheries and Oceans p. 821 Lumpfisb roe p. 512- 13 Processing sector licences - licence for SL George's plant p. 486-87 Restructuring of the processing sector p. 205-06 Secondary processing - FPI p. 237-38 FISHERY - Cashin Task Force Report "Chatting a New Course" Recommendation to establish a fishing industry renewal board p. 1075-76 FLEUR de Lys fish plant Cancellation of Old Perlican crab licence; trans­ fer of Fleur de Lys licence to Old Perlican - reinstate licence to Flem de Lys p. 553-55 Crab processing licence p. 486 Processing licence transferred to Old Perlican be reinstated to Fleur de Lys plant p. 560 FOREIGN overfishing Activity for 1993 p. 166 Updale on activity outside the 200-mile zone p. 338 MINISTERIAL Statements Foreign overfishing - activity for 1993 p. 166 Foreign overfishing - update on activity outside 200-mile zone p. 338 Groundfish quotas for 1994 - recommendations released by rJ.sheries Council p. 821 ORAL Questions Crab fishery - price for 1993 p. 64 Fisheries Council recommendations on Northern cod moratorium and closure of other fisheries; reduction in redfish quota p. 967-68 Ftshery - Cashin Task Force Report - recommen­ dation to establish fishing industry renewal boards p. 1075-76 Ftshery - continuance of compensation package for fishermen under NCARP or Southwest Coast package p. 1041-42 F1Shery - federal government restriction placed on recreational cod f15hery p. 515-16 Fishery - lump roe p. 512-13 Fishery - processing sector licences; licence for SL George's plant p. 486-87 F1Shery - restructuring of the processing sector p. 205-06 Fishery - secondary processing - FPI p. 237-38 Fleur de Lys fish plant - crab processing licence; reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 486;553-55 Cowan, Hon.

Patricia (L, Conception Bay South) ALL-terrain vehicle regulations 34 New regulations to control the use of ATVs p. 1262 ARGENTIA naval base Clean-up procedure by Enviromnent Canada p. 134041 COME by Chance oil refinery Monitoring of the emissions p. 1046;lll3-15 ENVIRONMENT Cleanup of litter, recycling p. 173 ENVIRONMENT Week p. 269 GOULDS by-pass road Starus of the project p. 172 IMPORTATION of garbage for fmal disposal in the Province Answer to questions regarding an environmental assessment p. 939 IMPORTATION of garbage for incineration at Long Harbour North American Resource Recovery (NARR) proposal p. 489 LONG Harbour phosphorous plant Cleanup procedure by Albright and Wilson p. 201 MINlSTERIAL Statements Environment Week p. 269 National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women - anniversary of Montreal massacre p. 1001 NATIONAL Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women Anniversary of the Montreal massacre p. 1001 ORAL Questions All -terrain vehicles - new regulations to control the use of ATVs p. 1262-63 Argentia naval base - clean-up procedure to be undertaken by Environment Canada p. 134041 Come by Chance oil refinery - monitoring of the emissions p. 1046;lll3-15 Environment - cleanup of litter; recycling p. 173 Goulds by-pass road - starus p. 172 hnportation of garbage for incineration at Long Harbour - North Ameril;an Resource Recovery (NARR) proposal p. 489

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Long Harbour phosphorus plant - cleanup proce­ dure by Albright and Wtlson p. 201 PCB storage facility - use of Torbay Airport - en­ vironmental concerns p. 1 rn7 PCB storage facility - approval to Newfoundland Power to use Mundy Pond site p. 489 PCB storage facility - proposal by Newfoundlmd Power to store PCBs at Chance Cove p. 1077 Recycling program - deposit system on soft drink containez'S p. 828 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - new recruits - hiring of women p. 1045 PCB storage facility Approval to NewfOUDdland Power to store PCBs at Mundy Pond sile p. 489 Newfoundland Power's proposal to store PCBs at Chance Cove p. 1 rn7 Storage at Torbay Aiiport - environmental review p. lrn7 PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status of Women Armual report tabled p. 938 RECYCLING program Deposit system on soft drink containers p. 173;828 REPORTS Tabled Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women annual report p. 938 ROY AL Newfoundland Constabulary New recruits - affmnative action program for women p. 1045 Decker, Hon.

Chris (L, Strait of Belle Isle) BUDGET Debate p. 179-84 COLLEGES Act (Bill 55) Notice of motion p. 939 CORNER Brook School of Nursing Results of assessment into the future of the school p. 1007 DEPARTMENT of Education Appointments of Dr. Len Williams and Dr.

Robert Crocker p. 448 EDUCATION system Govennnent model for resttucturing presented to church leaders - �e from church leadeis p. 862 Increase in cost of school textbooks p. 556-57 Negotiations with church leaders for changes to the 1994 education structure; model presented by church leaders p. 722-23 Opposition to the proposed government model to restructure education p. 1156;1190-91;1231;1266 35 Pro.file '92 - decline in attendance of sixteen-year olds p. 242;304 Pupil/teacher ratio; study of junior high school SIIUCture and curriculum p. 345 Restructuring of Newfoundland school system p. 62-63;1297-98 Royal Commission recommendation regarding in­ structional time in the classrooms p. 1184-8S Royal Commission report reconnnendations regarding student discipline and attendance p. 1010-11 Study commissioned by government to compare schools and facilities m this province p. 1150-51 Support for Roman Catholic schools p. 683 GRENFELL College m Corner Brook Expansion p. 379-80;1007 LITERACY Development Council Creation p. 1255 MEMORIAL UnivCISity Answer to question regarding admissions to first­ year courses p. 242 Answer to questions regarding an investigation into allegations of access to student mformation p. 1082 Harlow campus p. 378 Increase the provincial grmt to students p. 378 Privacy Act as it relates to the release of infonna­ tion on srudents p. 1008-09 Proposed tuition mcreases p. 202-05;374-77 Shortfall in funding; entrance requirements p. 136-37;377 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 2) Notice of motion p. 21 Second reading p. 511.18;511.38 MINISTERIAL Statements Department of Education - appointments - Dr.

Len Williams and Dr.

Robert Crocker p. 448 Literacy Development Council created p. 1255 ORAL Qu estions Comer Brook School of Nursing - results of as­ sessment into the future of the school p. 1007 Education - decline m the attendance of sixteen­ year olds p. 242;304 Education - government model for restructuring presented to church leaders - response p. 862 Education - mcrease in cost of school textbooks p. 556-57 Education - negotiations with church leaders for changes to 1994 education system; model presented by church leaders p. 722-23 Education - pupil/teacher ratio; study of junior high school strircture and curriculum p. 345 Education - restructuring of Newfoundland school system p. 62-63;1297-98

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Education - Royal Commission repon recommen­ dations regarding student discipline and atten­ dance p. 10 10-11 Education - Royal Commission report regarding instructional time in the classrooms p. 1184-85 Education - study commissioned by government to compare schools and facilities in Ibis province p. 1150-51 Grenfell College in Comer Brook - expansion p. 379- 80;1007 Harlow campus - future p. 378 Memorial University - increase lhe provincial grant to students p. 378 Memorial University - Privacy Act as it relates to information on students p. 1008-09 Memorial University - proposed tuition increases p. 202-05;374- 77 Memorial University - shortfall in funding; entrance requirements p. 136-37;377 Public libraries - when repon of review commit­ tee chaired by Phillip Saunders will be tabled p. 1079 School bus transportation - busing for students in SL John's p. 241;1299 Student aid - review of the program p. 455-56 PUBLIC libraries Repon of review committee chaired by Phillip Sawders p. 1079 SCHOOL bus transportation Students in SL John's p. 241;1299 SCHOOLS Act (Bill 9) Notice of motion p. 381 Second reading p. 536-37;543 STUDENT aid Review of the program p. 455-56 YOUTH Advisory Council Act (Repeal) (Bill 38) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 1062;1064 Dicks, Hon.

Paul, Speaker (L, Humber West) ADJOURNMENT Motions - House not adjourn at five o'clock Ruling p. 497 CAREEN, Mr.

Nicholas, new MHA for Placentia, welcomed to lhe House of Assembly p. 201 DICKS, Paul, Member for lhe District of Humber West, elected to the office of Speaker Acceptance p. l HARPER, Chief Elijah, former member of the Manitoba Legislature, welcomed to the Speaker's Gallery p. 164 POINT of personal privilege - freedom of speech of members of the Public Accounts Committee; Sub Judice Convention 36 No prima facie case of breach of privilege regard­ ing a decision by committee to postpone a bear­ ing p. 1292-93 Point of privilege under advisement to receive submissions from House Leaders p. 1057 RULINGS Comments on some rules of lhe House - mem­ bers passing between the speaker and lhe Chair, etc. p. 719 Committee hearings - point of privilege regarding freedom of speech of members and nature of the Sub Judice Convention p. 1057;1292-93 Leave required to permit the leader of a recog­ nized political party (NDP) a response to mini­ sterial statements p. 900 Motion not to adjourn at 5:00 - change in Stand­ ing Orders p. 1013 Motions not to adjourn at 5:00 - procedure regarding automatic adjournment until 7:00 p. 497 Points of order may only relate to matters that arise in lhe House p. 1232 Procedure regarding the tabling of an answer to a question by a minister p. 309-10 Reasoned amendment moved by Member for SL John's East - in order p. 1328.20 SELECT Committee be appointed to draft an Ad­ dress in Rep ly to the Speech from the Throne Members named p. 18 SUPPLY Act Message read p. 631 TELEVISING of the debate on the privatization of Newfolllldland Hydro - request from the media Letter read from lhe Press Gallery Association p. 710 UNVEll.ING of portrait of former Speaker Tom Lush p. 1329 Dumaresque, Mr.

Daniel (L, Eagle River) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 649-54 FISHERIES Council recommendations for Gulf fishery and reduction in other stocks - compensation package Debate p. 1271-80 FISHERY - status Notice of motion p. 66 FISHERY compensation package for people on south and west coasts and Labrador Strait Debate p. 294-97 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concwrence Motion) Debate p. 400-02;409-10 HEAL Tii care services in Labrador

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Labrador board be appointed separate from Grenfell Regional Health Services p. 1268 MARY'S Harbour.

Labrador Power plant p. 101 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro be retained as a Crown­ owned corporation Debate p. 738-41 OUTER Ring Road consll'Uction Debate p. 125-27 PE1ITIONS Health care services in Labrador - health care board be appointed for Labrador p. 1268 Lodge Bay Road - upgrading p. 830 Mary's Harbour, Labrador regarding the rebuild­ ing of the power plant p. 101 POINT of personal privilege - freedom of speech of members of the Public Accounts Committee; Sub Judice Convention p. 1055 RURAL Co-operation Agreement Debate p. 1103-04 TRANSPORTATION Lodge Bay Road - upgrading p. 830 Efford, Hon.

John (L, Port de Grave) CITY of Comer Brook Act, No. 2 (Bill 33) Second reading p. 876--78 GOULDS by-pass road Status of the project p. 172 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 37) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 951-52;959-60 KING George V Building on Water Street Status p. 594 OBSOLETE and Spent Statutes Act (Bill 40) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 1065 ORAL Questions Baie Verte Peninsula - funding for road from Purbeck's Cove to Westport p. 138 Goulds by-pass road - status p. 172 King-George V B uilding on Water Street - status p. 594 PCB storage facility - use of Torbay Airport - en­ vironmental concerns p. 1077 Prince Phillip office building - renovations by a private contractor p. 1152-53 Trans-Canada Highway - four-lane highway in Grand Falls-Windsor area p. 492 Trans-Canada Highway - new

section being con­ structed through Comer Brook; proposal from Chamber of Commerce p. 174 Transportation - winter mainlerumce

schedule - road conditions in Central Newfoundland area p. 1337 Transportation - winter

schedule for snow clear­ ing and ice control p. 1081 Vehicle licence plates - cost of new plates p. 307- 08 OUTER Ring Road consll'Uction Deba te p. 109-13 PCB storage facility Storage at Torbay Airport - environmental review p. 1077 PRINCE Phillip office building Renovations p. 1152-53 PUBLIC Tender Act Excep tions tabled p. 209;938 RAll.. Service Act (Bill 36) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 942;949-51 REPORTS Tabled Public Tender Act Exceptions p. 209;938 SOUIH Brook on Trans-Canada Highway Upgrade and repair bridge over South Brook p. 494 TRANS-Canada Highway Four-lane highway in Grand Falls-Windsor area p. 492 New

section of highway being consll'Ucted through Comer Brook; proposal from Chamber of Commerce p. 174 TRANSPORTATION Baie Verte Peninsula - funding for road from Purbeck's Cove to Westport p. 138 Lodge Bay Road - upgrading p. 831 Roads in the communities of Wmgs Point, Clarke's Head and Victoria Cove p. 597 Winter maintenanc.c

schedule - road conditions in Central Newfoundland area p. 1337 Wmter

schedule for snow clearing and ice control p. 1081 VEHICLE licence plates Cost of new plates p. 307-08 Fitzgerald, Mr. Roger (PC, Bonavlsta South) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 665-69;685-86 AUTOMOBil.E Insurance Act (Bill 58) Second reading p. 1199 BUDGET Debate p. 67-70 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Golden Heights Manor in Bonavista - renova­ tions p. 162 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Child Welfare League of America rcpon - recom­ mendations - hiring of child welfare workers p. 1341-42 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Act (Bill 35)

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Second reading p. 1066-68 DISABLED persons program Funding to students pumaing post-secondary education p. 170 FIRE Prevention Act {Bill 32) Second reading p. 885-86 GOIDEN Heights Manor in Bonavista Renovations project; funding p. 138; 162 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Coocuneoce Motion) Debate p. 383-84 GROUP homes Closure of some of the open-custody group homes p. 1189 HOME support services Reduction in funding for disabled children and adults p. 306-07 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Second reading p. 1328.26-27 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 67-70 ORAL Questions Disabled persons program - fimding to students pursuing post-secondary education p. 170 Golden Heights Manor in Bonavista - funding for renovations project p. 138 Group open-custody homes - closure of some of the homes p. 1 189 Home support services - reduction in funding for disabled children and adults p. 306-07 Provincial historic sites - summer

schedule p. 206 Social assistance - monitoring of the investigators p. 972-73 Social assistance - caseload number of people on assistance p. 170 Social assistance - collection of overpayments to recipients - hiring of investigators p. 1006 Social assistance - transportation for recipients p. 417-18 Social assistance expenditures - projections to end of the year p. 756 Social Services Department - Child Welfare League of America report - recommendations p. 1341-42 PROVINCIAL historic sites Summer

schedule p. 206 RAil. Service Act (Bill 36) Second reading p. 944-45 SOCIAL assistance Caseload number of people receiving assistance p. 170 Collection of overpayments to recipients resulting from hiring of investigators p. 1006 Monitoring of the investigators p. 972-73 Transportation assistance for recipients p. 417-18 SOCIAL assistance expenditures Projections to end of the year p. 756 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 426-27 Flight, Hon.

Graham (L, Windsor•Buchans) 38 AGRI-Foods task force List of expenses incurred by the committee p. 240 StalllS of the recommendations in the task force report p. 451-52 Tabled answer to question regarding expenses p. 279 AGRICULTURAL Products Marketing Board decision relating to the manufacture and sale of reconstituted milk p. 587 AGRICULTURAL zone review Stanis of the recommendations in the Simmons report p. 96 CARTER, Mr. Jack.

Grand Falls, condolences to family upon his death p. 673 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act {Bill 48) Second reading p. 1251-53 FORESTRY Act (Bill 27) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 994;1018-21 FORESTRY fire fighters Answer to questions regarding a forest fire in Cape Broyle and the hiring of seasonal fighters p. 140 Hiring of seasonal workers for Cape Broyle p. 98 FORESTRY industry Environmental impact study into use of mechmi­ cal harvesters p. 308.()9;418-19;1009 Logging industry - use of harvesters by Abitibi­ Price and Kruger p. 170-72 HOG industry Government subsidies p. 29 MINISTERIAL Statements Agricultural Marketing Board decision with respect to manufacture and sale of reconstituted milk p. 587 NEWFOUNDLAND Fann Products Corporation Annual report tabled p. 1011 ORAL Questions Agri-Foods task force - expenses incurred by com­ missioner p. 240 Agri-Foods task force report - stalllS of the recommendations in the report p. 451-52 Agricultural zone review - status of the recom­ mendations in the Simmons repon p. 96

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Forest industry - logging operations - use of har­ vesters by paper companies p. 170-72;308-09;418- 19; 1009 Forestry fire fighters - hiring of seasonal workers for Cape Broyle p. 98 Hog industry - government subsidies p. 29 Swine Breeding Station - recommendations of Hulan task force p. 239-40 Newfoundland Farm Products Corporation an­ nual report p. 1011 RESOURCE Estimates Commiuee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 465-66 SWINE Breeding Station Recommendations of Hulan task force; Western and Centtal stations p. 239-40 Furey, Hon.

Charles (L, SL Barbe) DEPARTMENT of Industry, Trade and Technology Act (Bill 4) Notice of motion p. 21 Second reading p. 502-04;500-10 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Repon tabled p. 1116 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1315-17 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador (ENL) Answer to question regarding new vehicles p. 473 Answer to questions regarding funding approval p. 1315 Answer to questions regarding the 1-800 number p. 559 Approval of funding applications to other govern­ ment agencies p. 1299-1300 Chainnan appointed; update on position of Presi­ dent and Chief Executive Officer p. 1335 Elimination of 1-800 number for organizations and development associations p. 517-18 GENERAL Agreement on Tariffs and Trade Update on negotiations p. 1333 LOCAL · Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2 Debate p. 1033-34 MINISTERIAL Statements Entetprise Newfoundland and Labrador - new Chairman appointed p. 1335 General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade negotia­ tions - update p. 1333 ORAL Questions Entetprise Newfo1D1dland and Labrador - ap­ proval of funding applications to other govern­ ment agencies p. 1299-1300 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - elimina­ tion of organizations and development associa­ tions access to 1-800 number p. 517-18 REPORTS Tabled Economic Recovery Commission report p. 1116 RURAL C�on Agreement Debate p. 1088-91 Gibbons, Hon.

Dr.

Rex (L, SL John's West) BULL Arm site 39 Hiring of Norweigan contraclm'S p. 1296 ELECTRICAL rates charged to non-profit organiza­ tions Demand meters p. 513-14 EXPLORATION activity on West Coast Preliminary proposal by Marathon Petrolewn Canada Limited p. 1217 Update (Answer to question) p. 1301 HIBERNIA project Update p. 1296 MARY'S Harbour, Labrador Power plant p. 102 MINERAL Exploration Assistance Program for 1993-94 Allocation of funding p. 549 MINERAL Licences and Mining Leases Atmual report tabled p. 456 MINISTERIAL Statements Exploration well - preliminary proposal by Marathon Petroleum Canada Limited to drill on the Port au Port Peninsula p. 1217 Mineral Exploration Assistance Program for 1993-94 annOWJCed p. 549 Newfoundland Hydro/Fortis negotiations discon­ tinued p. 1182 Onshore petroleum exploration - successful bid­ ders IIIJilOUDced p. 234 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Armual report for 1992 tabled p. 31 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro be retained as a Crown­ owned corporation Debate p. 729-33 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations Answer to question regarding the appointtnent of a committee p. 682 Merger with Fortis - nwnber of spin-off job los­ ses; if talks have resumed p. 1039-40 Negotiations between Hydro and Fonis discon­ tinued p. 1182 Privatization p. 92-93 Privatization issue - committee of outside experts appointed p. 636-37 Sale of hydro be open to competitive proposals p. 750-51 OFFSHORE Petrolewn Board Armual repon tabled p. 519 ONSHORE petroleum exploration

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Successful bidders announced p. 234 ORAL Questions Bull Ann site - hiring of Norweigan conlJ"actors p. 1296 Electrical ra� charged to non-profit organiza­ tions - demand meters p. 513-14 Hibernia project - update p. 1296 Newfoundland Hydro - effect of privatization on credit rating; number of job losses p. 1039-40 Newfo1D1dland Hydro - privatization p. 92-93 Newfo1D1dland Hydro - privatization - sale be open to competitive proposals p. 750-51 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization issue - com­ mittee appointed p. 636-37 St.

Lawrence fluorspar operation - status p. 518- 19 Terra Nova oil field - mode of development p. 1078 REPORTS Tabled Mineral Licences and Mining Leases annual report p. 456 NewfolDldland and Labrador Hydro annual report for 1992 p. 31 Offshore Petroleum Board annual report p. 519 ST. Lawrence fluorspar operation Status p. 518-19 TERRA Nova oil field Mode of development; construction of gravity based structure p. 1078 Gilbert, Mr.

Davkl (L, Burgeo-Bay d'�lr) ADDRESS in R ep ly to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 686-92 FISHERY compensation package for people on south and west coasts and Labrador SIJ"ait Notice of motion p. 139 Debate p. 279-84;298-301 REPORTS Tabled Social Legislation Review Committee report on Bill 44 - Numng Assistants Act p. 1116 Social Legislation Review Committee report on Bill 7 - Sale of Tobacco to MinOJS p. 680 Social Legislation Review Committee report on Smoke-Free Environment (Bill 1) p. 680 Social Legislation Review Committee report on the review of several bills p. 1046 Social Services Estimates Committee report p. 420 SOCIAL Legislation Review Committee Report of the review and approval of a number of bills p. 1046 Report tabled on Bill 1 - Smoke-Free Environ­ ment p. 680 Report tabled on Bill 44 - Nursing Assis tants Act p. 1116 40 Report tabled on Bill 7 - Sale of Tobacco to Minors p. 680 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee Report p. 420 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 424 Grimes, Hon.

Roger (L, Exploits) APPOJNTMENTS to government boards, ele.

Review of the selection process p. 971-72 EMPLOYMENT for youth Official launch of the Conservation Corps, a non­ profit employment initiative - total government funding p. 164 EMPLOYMENT programs Elimination of emergency response programs p. 1263 FISHERIES Council recODUDendations for Gulf fishery and reduction in other stocks - compensation package Debate p. 1285-89 HUMAN Rights Code Amendments to protect against discrimination against senior citizens p. 1150 INCOME suppon program Effect on people on social assistance; education supplement p. 1337-40 Provincial government plan p. 1004-06 INTERNATIONAL Human Rights Day p. ll08 IR.ON Ore Company of Canada, Labrador City Two tentative agreements reached p. 1256 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 1328.9-11;1328.32-34 LABOUR Relations Act - legislation If the review cormnittee will bold public hearings and discussions before the amendments are ap­ proved p. 791-92 MINISTERIAL Statements Employment for youth - launch of the Conserva­ tion Corps, a non-profit employment initiative - government fimding p. 164 bttemational Human Rights Day declared p. 1108 Iron Ore Company of Canada, Labrador City - two new collective agreements reached p. 1256 National Access Awareness Week p. 336 Occupational Health and Safety Week proclaimed p. 550 White Ribbon Campaign - campaign against violence against women p. 78S NATIONAL Access Awareuess Week p. 336 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) Notice of motion p. 1012

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Second reading p. 1202-03;1209 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) referred to Government Services Legislation Review Cormnittee after second reading p. 1209 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Week p. 550 ORAL Questions Appointments to government boards, etc. - review p. 971-72 Emergency emp loyment response programs elimination p. 1263 Human Rights Code - changes to protect against discrimination on the basis of age p. 1150 Income support program - effect on people on so­ cial assislallCe; education supplement p. 1337-40 Income support program - provincial government proposal p. 1004-06 Labour Relations Act - if the review committee will hold public hearings and discussions before the new amendments are passed p. 791-92 Public buildings - accessibility to the handicapped - Newfoundland Museum p. 596 Strategic Social Plan - members of the advisory panel p. 1005 Student employment program - government assis­ tance p. 135-36 Student Employment Program - number of ap­ plications submitted and approved p. 557 Student employment program - summer employ­ ment p. 343-44 Workers' compensation - changes in benefits regarding Canada Pension Plan earnings p. 558-59 Workers' compensation - decrease in number of injwy-causing accidents p. 346;419-20 Workers' compensation - reduction in number of claims; appeals p. 413-17 Workers' Compensation Act - amendments to make decisions by the appeal tribunal imal and binding p. 1115-16 PUBLIC buildings - wheelchair accessible Newfoundland Museum p. 596 REPORTS Tabled Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal annual report p. 139 Workers' Compensation Commission annual report p. 309 STRATEGIC Social Plan Members of the advisory panel p. 1005 Names of the planning group (Answer to ques­ tions) p. 1058 STUDENT Employment Program Answer to question p. 596 Number of applications submitted and approved p. 551 41 Reduction in budget; application approvals p . 135- 36 Summer employment p. 343-44 WHITE Ribbon Campaign - campaign against violence against women p. 785 WORKERS' Compensation Amendments to the Act regarding decisions by the appeal tribunal p. 1115-16 Changes in benefits regarding Canada Pension Plan earnings p. 558-S9 Decrease in number of injury-causing accidents p. 346;419-20 Reduction in number of claims; appeals p. 413-17 WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Notice of motion p. 175 Second reading p. 521-23;534-36 WORKERS' Compensation Appeal Tribunal Annual report for calendar year 1992 tabled p. 139 WORKERS' Compensation Cormnission Annual report tabled p. 309 Harris, Mr.

Jack (NDP, St.

John's East) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 799-804 ADJOURNMENT Motions - House not adjourn at five o'clock Rules regarding Wednesday and Thursday - if House should adjourn until seven p. 496 AUfOMOBll.E Insurance Act (Bill 58) Second reading p. 1196-98 BARBOUR, Ross, former MHA, condolences to family upon death p. 23 BUDGET Debate p. 86-91 CAMPBELL, Ms Kim, congratulated on being selected Leader of the PC Party and Prime Minister of Canada p. 484 CITY of Comer Brook Act, No. 2 (Bill 33) Second reading p. 874-76 CITY of SL Jolm's Act (Bill 34) Second reading p. 851 COMMISSIONER of Member's Interest appointed (W.

Mitchell) pursuant to the new conflict of interest legislation Debate p. 142 CONGRATULATORY messages National darts championships p. S87 Tillsley, Commissioner Bramwell and Mrs. Tillsley, appointment to Salvation Anny's High Council p. 59 CRIMINAL Injuries Compensation (Repeal) Act (Bill 29) Second reading p. 986-91 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.4-5

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX DAVIS Inlet Release of report of Professor Hemikse.n commis­ sioned by Economic Recovery Commission - fu­ ture of Davis Inlet p. 935-36 DEPARTMENT of Education Appoinlments of Dr. Len Williams and Dr.

Robert Crocker p. 449 DEPARTMENT of Industry, Trade and Technology Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 504-09 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Act (Bill 35) Second reading p. 1068-70 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. 254-56 ELECTIONS Act md Elections Act, 1991 (Bill 52) Second reading p. 1237-39 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1325-28 ENVIRONMENT Week p. 270 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 628-30 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 580-83;586.5-7 Committee of the Whole As.fflnbly p. 604-08 FISHERJES management - withdrawal of Bill C-129 (Unanimous resolution) Notice of motion p. 20 FISHERY Federal government restriction placed on the recreational cod fishery p. 515-16 FOREIGN overfishing Update on activity outside the 200-mile zone p. 339 FORESTRY Act (Bill 27) Second reading p. 999;1014-18 GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 25) Second reading p. 83940 GOODYEAR.

Denny, condolences to family on death p. 24 GOVERNMENT Money Purchase Pension Plan Act, Public Service Pensions Act, Teachers' Pensions Act, Uniformed Services Pensions Act and Memorial University Pensions Act (Bill 10) Second reading p. 547.1-5 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concum:nce Motion) Debate p. 391-93 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 37) Second reading p. 955-56 mv contaminated blood Persons infected through blood transfusion; com­ pensation p. 63 Report tabled in House of Commons regarding current blood supply p. 99-100 42 HODDER.

Walter, former MHA, condolences to family upon his death p. 717 HOUSE hours be extended for three days to con­ clude the full three hours of concurrence debates each day p. 371 HUMAN Rights Code Amendments to protect against discrimination against senior citizens p. 1150 IMPORTATION of garbage for final disposal in the Province Opposition by Baie Verte residents p. 1227 Petition from members of SNAGG (Say No to American Garbage Group) p. 866 INCOME support program Changes to the UI program p. 1223-24 INSURANCE Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 16) Second reading p. 563-6S Comminee of the Whole Assembly p. 586.37-38 INTERNAL Economy Commission Act (Bill 23) Second reading p. 574-76 INTERNATIONAL Human Rights Day p. 1109 JUDGEMENT Interest Act (Bill 43) Second reading p. 976 JUDICIAL inquiry ordered into the circumstances swrounding the death of John Steven Rich of Mak­ kovik p. 485 JUDICIAL inquiry report into circumstances sur­ rounding the death of Leonard Roy Trickett at Health Sciences Centre Judge Brown's repon tabled p. 549 KING George V Building on Water Street Status p. 594 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Second reading p. 1328.15-25 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1349-58 LAW firms retained by government Tabled list of successful finns p. 374 LIQUOR Control Act (Bill 12) Second reading p. 511.11-13 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 511.45 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Ac� No. 2 Debate p. 1038.2-4 MEDICAL supply disposal Disposal at hospitals p. 138 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 511.27-31 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 511.44 MINERAL Exploration Assistance Program for 1993-94 Allocation of funding p. 550 NATIONAL Access Awareness Week p. 338 Fmancial contribution to the program p. 275-76

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX NATIONAL Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women Anniversary of the Montreal massacre p. 1003 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Computer Ser­ vices Limited Sale of assets p. '1:12 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations Premier not be involved in any discussions with Fortis on the proposed sale of Hydro p. 723-24 NEWFOUNDLAND Volwtteer War Service Medal Act (Bill 42) Second reading p. 1162-63 NURSING Asmtants Act (Bill 44) Second reading p. 1074.3-4 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.9 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) Second reading p. 1205-08 OCEANS Day �ignated; foreign overfishing on Grmd Banks p. 423 ORAL Questions Davis Inlet - report commissioned by Economic Recovery Commission by Professor Henriksen regarding future of Davis Inlet p. 935-36 FJ.Sbery - federal government restriction placed on recreational cod fishery p. 515-16 HIV contaminated blood - compensation for per­ sons infected through blood transfusions p. 63 HIV contaminated blood - report tabled in House of Commons regarding current blood supply p. 99-100 Human Rights Code - changes to protect against discrimination on the basis of age p. 1150 Income supplement program - changes to UI pro­ gram p. 1223-24 King George V Building on Water Street - stalUs p. 594 Medical supply disposal - finding of blood lranS­ fusion bag near water supply p. 138 National Access Awareness program - govern­ ment funding p. 275-76 Newfoundland Hydro - Premier not be involved in any discussions with Fortis on the proposed sale of Hydro p. 723-24 Recycling program - deposit system on soft drink containers p. 828 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - new recruits - hiring of women p. 1045 School bus transportation - busing for students in SL Jolm's p. 241;1298-99 Student aid - review of the program p. 455-56 Workers' compensation • changes in benefits regarding Canada Pension Plan earnings p. 557-58 Workers' compensation - decrease in number of injury-causing accidents p. 346;419 43 PETITIONS Importation of garbage for final disposal in New­ foundland - members of SNAGG (Say No to American Garbage Group) p. 866 School bus ttansportation for students within City of SL John's p. 1304 POLICE Complaints Commission Reject government's action in appointing all men as adjudicators p. 1083 PRIVATE Member's Day Agreement between House Leaders to change the Standing Orders regarding motions p. 103 REASONED amendment - second reading to Labour Relations Act Mover p. 1328.19 Debate p. 1328.20-25 RECYCLING program Deposit sys tem on soft drink containers p. 828 RETAIL Sales Tax Act (Bill 20) Second reading p. 586.32-34 ROY AL Newfoundland Constabulary New recruits - affirmative action program for women p. 1045 ROY AL Newfoundland Constabulary Act (Bill 47) Second reading p. 1038.12-16 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1179--80 ROY AL Newfoundland Constabulary Act - amend• ment to Police Complaints Commission Increase number of adjudicators on panel p. 1180 SALE of Tobacco to Minors Act (Bill 7) Second reading p. 353-55 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1142- 45; 11 45.2 SCHOOL bus transportation Students in SL John's p. 241;1298-99;1304 SCHOOL bus transportation for students within the City of SL John's Notice of motion p. 1301 SEXTON, Tommy, condolences to the Sexton family on his death p. 1217 SHEA, HUGH. former MHA, condolences to fami­ ly upon death p. 717 SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1129- 31; 1138-41 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 427-29;440-41 STANDING Orders 54.1 and 54.2 - legislation being referred to Standing Committees Debate p. 499-500 Amendment p.

"500 ST ARKS, Mr. Harold, Conner MHA, condolences upon his death p. 717

HANSARD SPEAKER INDE.X ST UDENT aid Review of the program p. 455-56 TELEVISING of the debate on the privatization of Newfoundland Hydro - request from the media p. 707 TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 46) Second reading p. 1172-73 UNVEILING of portrait of former Speaker Tom Lush p. 1331 WINSOR. Jack. former MHA. condolences to fami­ ly upon death p. 23 WORKERS• Compensation Changes in benefits regarding Canada Pension Plan earnings p. 557-58 Decrease in nmnber of injury-causing accidents p. 346;419 WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. 523-24 Hewlett, Mr.

Alvin (PC, Green Bay) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 809-13 BEACHSIDE community Request for approval of another phase of water and sewer system p. 66 DEPARTMENT of Industty, Trade and Technology Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 504 EDUCATION system Opposition to the proposed government model to restructure education p. 1189 GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 25) Second reading p. 840-41 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 389 LONG Island Residents requesting another phase of water sys­ tem p. 100 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 511.27 MENINGOCOCCAL disease Case reported in Beachside - vaccination process p. 380 ORAL Questions Meniogococcal disease - case reported in Beach­ side - vaccination process p. 380 Triton Airlines - ENL financing - changes in tenns and conditions of agreement p. 278 PETITIONS Beacbside - request for approval of another phase of water and sewer system p. 66 44 Educational restructuring - opposition by Pen­ tecostal Assembly to the proposed government model p. 1189 Jackson's Cove to Hany's Harbour road be paved p. 1308 Long Island residents requesting another phase of water system p. 100 South Brook on Trans-Canada Highway - upgrade and repair bridge over South Brook p. 493 RESOURCE Estimates Commiuee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 475-77 SOCIAL Services EstimaleS Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 443-44 SOlJIH Brook on Trans-Canada Highway Upgrade and repair bridge over South Brook p. 493 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com­ panies Act (Bill 5) Second reading p. 326 TRANSPORTATION Road to Hany's Harbour and Jackson's Cove be paved p. 1308 TRITON Airlines Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador financ­ ing - changes in loan arrangements p. 278 Hodder, Mr.

Harvey (PC, Waterford-Kenmount) BUDGET Debate p. 145-48 DEPARTMENT of Education Appointments of Dr. Len Williams and Dr.

Robert Crocker p. 449 EDUCATION system Constitutional tenns - representation by school IIUStees p. 863 Government model for resnucturing presented to church leaders • response from church leaders p. 862 Increase in cost of school textbooks p. 555-56 Negotiations with church leaders for changes to the 1994 education structure; model presented by church leaders p. 722-23 Opposition to the proposed government model to restnacture education p. 1155;1190;1303 Profile '92 - decline in attendance of sixteen-year olds p. 241;304 PupiVteacher ratio; study of junior high school structure and curriculum p. 344-45 Restructuring of Newfoundland school system p. 62;1297-98 ·- Royal Commission recommendation regarding in­ structional time in lhe classrooms p. 1184-85

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Royal Commission report recommendations regarding student discipline and attendance p. 1010-11 Srudy commissioned by government to compare schools and facilities in this province p. 1150-51 Support for Roman Catholic schools p. 683 EDUCATION system restrucruring Deba1e p. 912-15 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1319-20 FISHERY compensation package for people on south and west coasts and Labrador Strait Deba1e p. 297-98 LITERACY Development Council Creation p. 1255 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 145-48 MEMORIAL University Harlow campus p. 378 Increase the provincial grant to students p. 377 Shortfall in funding; enttance requirements p. 136-37;377 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 511.31-35 ORAL Questions Education - decline in the attendance of sixteen- year olds p. 241:304 Education - government model for restructunng presented to chmch leaders - response p. 862 Education - increase in cost of school textbooks p. 555-56 Education - negotiations with church leaders for changes to 1994 education syslem; model presenled by church leaders p. 722-23 Education - pupil/teacher ratio; sNdy of junior high school structure and cwriculum p. 344-45 Education - restrucruring of Newfoundland school sys1em p. 62;1297-98 Education - restrucruring; constitutional terms - school trustees p. 863 Education - Royal Commission report recommen­ dations regarding srudent discipline and atten­ dance p. 1010-11 Education - Royal Commission report regarding instructional time in the classrooms p. 1184-85 Education - study commissioned by government to compare schools and facilities in this province p. 1150-51 Harlow campus - future p. 378 Memorial University - increase the provincial grant to students p. 377 Memorial University - shonfall in funding; entrance requirements p. 136-37;377 SCHOOLS Act (Bill 9) Second reading p. 537-38 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 430-32 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com­ panies Act (Bill 5) Second reading p. 322-26 YOUTH Advisory Council Act (Repeal) (Bill 38) Second reading p. l 062 Bulan, Dr.

Bud (L, SL George's) 45 ADDRESS in R ep ly to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 804--09 BUDGET Debate p. 91;142-45 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 91;142-45 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 468-70 Kitchen, Hon. Dr.

Bubert (L, SL John's Centre) AIDS program Tabled a report by the Department of Hea1ii:i,•s Advisory Committee; new strategy to deal with HIV/AIDS p. 895 ALCOHOL and Drug Dependency Commission Act (Repeal) (Bill 45) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 1120-23 BURIN Regional Health Care Board Layoffs p. 208 CHIROPRACTORS Act (Bill 41) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 1072- 73;1074.l CONGRATIJLATORY messages Tillsley, Commissioner Bramwell and Mrs.

Tillsley, appointment to Salvation Anny's High Council p. 58 CORNER Brook School of Nursing Results of assessment into the future of the school p. 937 DEBATE on the Adjoumment (Late Show} Golden Heights Manor in Bonavista - renova­ tions p. 162-63 Health care board for Western Region p. 961 HIV contaminated blood p. 160 DOCTOR services Restrict number of students entering School of Medicine p. 514-15 Reslrictions placed on doctors p. 380-81 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading._p. 586.22-23 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 603-04 GOLDEN Heights Manor in Bonavista

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Renovations project; funding p. 138;162-63 GRAND Bank health care clinic Additional cutbacks p.

S95 HEAL TII care Cancer clinic in Comer Brook - radiation specialists p. 305.()6 Chronic care facility for Clarcnville area p. 1342 Hospitals budgets - bed closures and layoffs p. 238-39;343 Hospitals in Grand Falls and Port aux Basques cutback in services p. 202 Waiting list for cardiac surgery p. �S HEALTII care board for Western Region One super board be established p. 937;961 HEAL TII care services in Labrador Labrador board be appoiiued separate from Grenfell Regional Health Services p. 1061;1159 HIV contaminated blood Persons infected through blood transfusion; com­ pensation p. 29;63; 160;488 Report tabled in House of Commons regarding current blood supply p. 99-100 HOSPITAL boards Government's decision on recommendations in the Dobbin Report concerning reorganization of the boards in SL John's area p. 713 Reduction in number of boards; layoffs; improve­ ment in health care services p. 932-33 INCOME Tax Act Debate p. 1028 LOAN and Guarantee Act, No. 2 Debate p. 1029-30; 1033; 1038.4 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2 Debate p. 1033 MEDICAL Care Commission Annual report tabled p. 100 MEDICAL supply disposal Disposal at hospitals p. 138 MENINGOCOCCAL disease Case reported .in Beacbside - vaccination process p. 380 MINISTERIAL Statements AIDS program - new strategy; tabled report by Depanment of Health's Advisory Committee p. 895 Hospital boards in the SL John's area - decision regarding recommendations in the Dobbin Report concerning reorganization of the boards p. 713 NURSING Assistants Act (Bill 44) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 1074.1-5 ORAL Qu estions 46 Burin Regional Health Care Board - layoffs p. 208 Cancer clinic in Corner Brook - radiation specialist p. 305.()6 Chronic care facility for Clarcnville area p. 1342 Comer Brook School of Nursing - results of as­ sessment into the future of the school p. 937 Doctor services - restrictions being placed on doc­ tors; restrict the number of students at School of Medicine p. 380-81;514-1S Golden Heights Manor in Bonavisla - funding for renovations project p. 138 Grand Bank health care clinic - additional cut­ backs p.

S95 Health care - waiting list for cardiac surgery p. �5 Health care board for Weslem Region - one super board be established p. 937 Health care boards - reduction in number of boards; improvement in health care services p. 932-33 HIV contaminated blood - compensation for per­ sons infected through blood transfusions p. 29;63;488 HIV contaminated blood - report tabled in House of Commons regarding current blood supply p. 99-100 Hospitals - budgets - bed closures and layoffs p. 238-39;343 Hospitals in Grand Falls and Port aux Basques - cut in services p. 202 Medical supply disposal - fmding of blood trans­ fusion bag near water supply p. 138 Meningococcal disease - case reported in Beach­ side - vaccinatioa process p. 380 REPORTS Tabled Medical Care Commission annual report p. 100 SALE of Tobacco to Minors Act (Bill 7) Notice of motion p. 139 Second reading p. 333-34;356-S8 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.1 SMOKE-Free Envirorunent Act (Bill 1) Second reading p. 210-14;221-22 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1126-27 SUPPLEMENT ARY Supply Act Debate p. 1022; 1027 Langdon, Mr.

Oliver (L, Fortune-Hermitage) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 780-84 BUDGET Debate p. 370-71 EDUCATION system restracturing Notice of motion p. 836 Debate p. 909-12;925-28

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Lush, Hon.

Thomas (L, Bonavfsta North) DEPARTMENT of Social Services Annual report for fiscal year 1991 tabled p. 632 Child Welfare League of America n=port - recom­ mendations - hiring of child welfare workers p. 1341-42 Developmental and Rehabilitative Division fman­ cial and statistical report tabled p. 632 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Act (Bill 35) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 1066;1070-72 DISABLED pmons program Funding to sttldents pursuing post-secondary education p. 170;273 DUNFIEID Park Child Parent C.entre in Comer Brook Interim funding p. 517 GROUP homes Closure of some of the open-custody group homes p. 1189 HOME care for senior citizens Reduction in Budget p. 65-66 HOME support services Reduction in funding for disabled children and adults p. 132-33;3�7 ORAL Questions Disabled persons program - funding to srudents pursuing post-secondary education p. 170;273 Dunfield Park daycare in Corner Brook - in1erim funding requesled p. 517 Group open-custody homes - closure of some of the homes p. 1189 Home care for senior citizens - reduction in budget p. 65-66 Home support services - reduction in funding for disabled children and adults p. 132-33;3�7 Social assistance - monitoring of the investigators p. 972-73 Social assistance - caseload nwnber of people on assistance p. 170 Social assistance - collection of overpayments to recipients - hi.ring of investigators p. 591-92;1006 Social assistance - regulations regarding main­ tenance and child suppon as allowable income p. 30-31 Social assistance - lranspOrtation for recipients p. 417-18 Social assistance expenditures - projections to end of the year p. 756-57 Social Services Department - Child Welfare League of America report - recommendations p. 1341-42 Third party organizations and voll1JlleC1' groups - reinstatement of funding; Big Brother's-Big Sister's p. 490-91 REPORTS Tabled Department of Social Services annual report p. 632 Developmental and Rehabilitative Services division of Department of Social Services - repon p. 632 SOCIAL assistance Answer to question regarding caseload p. 209 Caseload number of people receiving assistance p. 170 Collection of overpayments to recipients resulting from hiring of investigators p. 591-92;1006 Monitoring of the investigators p. 972-73 Regulations regarding maintenance and child sup­ port as allowable income p. 30-31 Tabled answer to questions· regarding code of be­ haviour for investigators p. 1058 Transportation assistance for recipients p. 417-18 SOCIAL assistance expenditures Projections to end of the year p. 756-57 THIRD pany organizations and volunteer groups Reinstatement of funding; organizations Big Brother's-Big Sister's p. 490-91 Manning, Mr.

Fabian (PC, SL Mary's-The Capes) ALL-terrain vehicle regulations 47 New regulations to control the use of ATVs p. 1262 BUDGET Debate p. 150-52 CAPE SL Mary's Ecolo gical Reserve Cabin development on the access road p. 491-92 Status of two development projects p. 1044 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Recreation facilities - subsidy p.

Hi0-61 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. 227-28 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1320-22 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador (ENL) Elimination of 1-800 nwnber for organizations and development associations p. 517 ENVIRONMENT Cleanup of litter; recycling p. 172-73 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 586.17-18 FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 32) Second reading p. 884 FISHERIES COW1cil recommendations for Gulf fishery and reduction in other stocks - compensation package Debalc p. 1281-85

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 25) Second reading p. 841 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 388-89 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 150-52 ORAL Questions All-temun vehicles - new regulations to control the use of ATVs p. 1262-63 Cape SL Mary's Ecological Reserve - cabin development on access road p. 491-92 Cape SL Mary's Ecological Reserve - develop­ mall continue as scheduled p. 1044 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - elimina­ tion of organizations and development associa­ tions access to 1-800 number p. 517 Environment - cleanup of litter; recycling p. 172- 73 Recreational facilities - elimination of electrical power subsidies to municipalities p. 97 Rural development agreement - proposal to lhe federal government p. 904-05 Tourism development study - Avalon region p. 203-04 Tourism industry - federal/provincial agreement p. 1043-44 Volunteer fire fighters - elimination of govem­ ment-fimded dinner p. 453-54 RAIL Service Act (Bill 36) Second reading p. 943-44 RECREATIONAL facilities Elimination of electrical power subsidies to municipalities p. 97;160-61 RECYCLING program Deposit system on soft drink conlainers p. 173 RURAL Co-operation Agreement Notice of motion p. 1011 Debate p. 1085-88;1104-07 RURAL development agreement Proposal to federal government p. 904-05 TOURISM development study Avalon region p. 203-04 TOURISM industty Federal/provincial agreement to develop the tourism potential p. 1043-44 VOLUNTEER rue fighters Government funded dinner for volunteers p. 453- 54 Matthews, Mr.

Lloyd (L, SL John's North) BUDGET Debate p. 83-86 EDUCATION system 48 Opposition to the proposed government model to restructure education p. 1154;1306 EDUCATION system restructuring Debate p. 915-19 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 586.24-25 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concum:nce Motion) Debate p. 386-88 LlEUTENANT-Govemor's establishment Expenses debated under Executive Cowicil es­ timates p. 618 LIQUOR Control Act (Bill 12) Second reading p. 511-13-16 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 83-86 PETITIONS Educational resll'UCturing - opposition by Pen­ tecostal Assembly to the proposed govenunent model p. 1154 SCHOOLS Act (Bill 9) Second reading p. 538-39 SMALL business development Notice of motion p. 830 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 437-39 WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Second reading p.

Matthews, Mr.

William (PC, Grand Bank) BUDGET Debate p. 190-99 BURIN Regional Health Care Board Layoffs p. 207--08 COLLEGES Act (Bill 55) Second reading p. 1124-25 CONFLICT of interest Controlling inlerCSt by Minister of Justice in two companies, Elizabeth Drugs and Pbannaceutical Sup plies - government purchases p. 788-90 Further comment on statements made by Opposi­ tion House Leader regarding private interests of the Minister of Justice p. 820 Investments by Minister of Justice in Fortis and NewTel, a company interested in the purchase of Newfoundland and Labrador Computer Services p. 751-55 Minister of Justice should resign p. 790 Setting up of a blind trust p. 752 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. 243-45 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1317-19 ENTERPRISE Newfowtdland and Labrador (ENL)

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Additional members appointed to Boanl of Du-ec­ tors p. 449-50 Approval of ftmding applications to other govern­ ment agencies p. 1299-1300 Ctairman appointed; update on position of Presi­ dent and Chief Executive Officer p. 1336 Purchase of new vehicles p. 450 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 618-21 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 586.18-22 FINANCIAL situation Slowdown of economic recovery; effect on trans­ fer payments p. 61 FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 32) Second reading p. 892-93;940 FISHERIES Council recormnendations for Gulf fishery and reduction in other stocks - compensation package Debate p. 1273-77 FISHERIES Loan Board Collection of oveniue loans p. 1112-13 FISHERY Compensation package for people receiving benefits under NCARP or Southwest Coast pack­ age p. 1040-42 Fisheries Council recommendations regarding the Northern Cod moratorium and closure of Olher fisheries; reduction in redfish quota p. 967-68 Groundfisb quotas for 1994 - Fisheries Council reaxnme:ndations to Minister of Fisheries and Oceans p. 822 Lumpf!Sh roe p. 512-13 Processing sector licences - licence for SL George's plant p. 486-87 Restructuring of the processing sector p. 205-06 Seconduy processing - FPI p. 236-38 FISHERY - Cashin Task Force Report "Charting a New Course" Recommendation to establish a fishing industty renewal board p. 1075-76 Reports recommendation of joint strategy p. 1186-87 FISHERY compensation package for people on south and west coasts and Labrador Strait Debate p. 284-88 FLEUR de Lys fish plant Cancellation of Old Perlican crab licence; trans­ fer of Fleur de Lys licence to Old Perlican - reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 553-55 FOREIGN overfishing Activity for 1993 p. 167 Update on activity outside the 200-mile zone p. 338 49 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concum:nce Motion) Debate p. 384-86;410-12 HOUSE hours be extended for three days to con­ clude the full three hours of concurrence debates each day p. 371 IMPORTATION of garbage for final disposal in the Province Government's position p. 930-32 INTERNAL F.conomy Commission Act (Bill 23) Second reading p. 574 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Commiuee of the Whole Assembly p. 1352 LIQUOR Control Act (Bill 12) Second reading p. 511.13-16 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro be retained as a Crown­ owned corporation Debate p. 733-38 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations Involvement of Minister of Justice in negotia­ tions between Fortis and Hydro p. 754 NEWFOUNDLAND Volunteer War Service Medal Act (Bill 42) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1210 ORAL Questions Burin Regional Health Care Board - layoffs p. 207-08 ORAL Questions p. 788-90 Conflict of interest - controlling interest by Mini­ ster of Justice in two companies, Elizabeth Drugs and Phannaceutical Supplies p. 788-90 Conflict of interest - Minister of Justice's shares in Fortis and NewTel, a company interested in pun:hasing Newfoundland and Labrador Com­ puter Services p. 751-55 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador (ENL) additional members appointed to Board of Du-ec­ tors p. 449-50 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - ap­ proval of funding applications to other govern­ ment agencies p. 1299-1300 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - pur­ chase of new vehicles p. 450 Fmancial situation - slowdown of economic recovery; effect on transfer payments p. 61 Fisheries Council recommendations on Northern cod moratorium and closure of other fisheries; reduction in redfISh quota p. 967-68 Fisheries Loan Board - collection of loans from fishennen p. 1112-13 Fishery - Cashin Report - joint strategy p. 1186-87 Fishery - Cashin Task Force Report - recommen­ dation to establish fishing industry renewal boards p. 1075-76

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Fasbery - continuance of compensation package for fasbennen W1der NCARP or Southwest Coast package p. 104042 F1Shery - lump roe p. 512-13 Fasbery - processing sector licences; licence for SL George's plant p. 486-87 Fasbery - restructuring of the processing sector p. 205-06 FlShery - secondary processing - FPI p. 236-38 Fleur de Lys fish plant - crab processing licence; reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 553-55 Imponation of garbage - govemment's position p. 930-32 Newfo1mdland Hydro - involvement of Minister of Justice in the discussions between Fortis and Hydro p. 754 St.

Lawrence fluorspar operation - status p. 518 PREMIER'S Office Expenses debated under Executive Cowicil es­ timates - salaries; government vehicles; $20,000 al­ lowance p. 619-21 PRIVATE Member's Day Agreement between House Leaders to change the Standing Orders regarding motions p. 103 Agreement that JW1e 9 be used as a government business day p. 311 SALE of Tobacco to Minors Act (Bill 7) Second reading p. 350-53 SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1135-38 ST.

Lawrence fluorspar operation Status p. 518 STANDING Orders 54.1 and 54.2 - legislation bemg referred to Standing Committees Debate p. 499 TELEVISING of the debate on the privatiution of Newfoundland Hydro - request from the media p. 706-()CJ TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 46) Second reading p. 1168-71 WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. 529-33 YOUTII Advisory Council Act (Repeal) (Bill 38) Second reading p. 1063-64 Murphy, Mr.

Thomas (L, SL John's South) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 660-65 CONGRATULATORY messages National dar1s championships p. 587 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 586.7-14 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) 50 Debate p. 405-07 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2 Debate p. 1038.1-2 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) Second reading p. 1204-05 OUTER Ring Road construction Debate p. 116-20 SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1129 Oldrord, Mr.

Dougla<, (L, Trinity North) GOVERNMENT Seivices Estimates Committee Report p. 349 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concummce Motion) Debate p. 382-83 GOVERNMENT Services Legislation Review Com­ mittee Report tabled on Bill 49 - Labour Relations Act p. 1264 Report the Gasoline Tax Act.

Rail Service Act, Fire Prevention Act, Payroll Tax Act, Income Tax Act, Highway Traffic Act, City of Comer Brook Act, and City of SL Jolm's Act p. 793 REPORTS Tabled Government Seivices Estimates Committee report p. 349 Government Services Legislation Committee report on Bill 49 - Labour Relations Act p. 1264 Government Services Legislation Review Commit­ tee report of Gasoline Tax Act, Rail Service Act, Fire Prevention Act, Payroll Tax Act, Income Tax Act, Highway Traffic Act, City of Comer Brook Act and City of SL Jolm's Act p. 793 Penney, Mr.

Melvin (L, Lewisporte) EDUCATION system Opposition to the proposed government model to restructure education p. 1305 PETirIONS Educational restructuring - opposition by Pen­ tecostal Assembly to the proposed government model p. 1305 REPORTS Tabled Resource Estimates Committee report p. 420 Resource Legislation Review Committee report on the Forestry Act • Bill 27 p. 757 RESOURCE Estimates Committee Report p. 420 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 458-62 RESOURCE Legislation Review Committee Tabled the report on the Forestry Act p. 757

) HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Ramsay, Mr. Wllliam (L, Lapolle) BUDGET Debate p. 153-57 FISHERIES Council recommendations for Gulf ftsbery and reduction in other stocks - compensation package Notice of motion p. 938 Debate p. 1270-73;1289-91 FISHERY compensation package for people on south and west coasts and Labrador Strait Debate p. 288-91 Reid, Bon.

Arthur (L, Carbonear) AMALGAMATION Special consideration to communities to amal­ gamate p. 452-53 Stabls of communities of Spillway, Nicholsville and Deer Lake p. 94-95 CITY of Comer Brook Act (Bill 17) Notice of motion p. 493 CITY of Corner Brook Act, No. 2 (Bill 33} Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 852-53;878 CITY of Mount Pearl Act (Bill 18) Notice of motion p. 493 CITY of SL John's Act (Bill 34) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 848;852 CITY of St.

John's Loan Act (Bill 51) Notice of motion p. 757 Second reading p. 1038.5-6 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Municipal operating grants - change in structure p. 963 Recreation facilities - subsidy p. 161-62 FIRE fighting services in and around St.

John's Answer to question p. 346 Rate charged to communities p. 304 FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 32) Notice of motion p. 643 Second reading p. 880;941 MINISTERIAL Statements FllC in progress in the Town of Ramea - update p. 671 National Fit Week p. 165 MUNICIPALITIES Infraslructure program to be instituted by new federal government p. 1042-43 Operating grant system - road component p. 274- 75 Operating grants - change in the structure p. 865;906-08;963 MUNICIPALITIES Act (Bill 6) Notice of motion p. 22 Second reading p. 511.1 51 MUNICIPALITIES Act, No. 2 (Bill 54) Notice of motion p. 938 Second reading p. 1212;1215 \ NATIONAL Fit Week p. 165 ORAL Questions Amalgamation - special consideration to com­ munities to amalgamate p. 452-5 Amalgamation - status of communities of Spillway, Nicholsville and Deer Lake p. 94-95 FllC fighting services in and around SL John's p. 304 Municipal operating grant system - road com­ ponent p. 274-75 Municipal operating grants - changes in the struc­ ture p. 865:906-08 Municipalities - new infrastructure program to be instituted by new federal government p. 1042-43 Recreational facilities - elimination of electrical power subsidies to municipalities p. 97-98 Social housing program - if the program will be reinstated p. 1261-62 Volunteer fire fighters - elimination of govern­ ment-fimded dinner p. 454 RAMEA - fllC in progress in the town Update on the situation p. 671 RECREATIONAL facilities Elimination of electrical power subsidies to municipalities p. 97-98;161-62 SOCIAL housing program Status of the federa.1/provincial agreements p. 1261-62 ST.

John's Municipal Elections Act (Bill 19) Notice of motion p. 493 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com­ panies Act (Bill 5) Notice of motion p. 22 Second reading p. 263-64;331-33 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 511.40 VOLUNTEER fire fighters Government funded dinner for volunteer.i p. 454 Roberts, Hon.

Edward CLt Naskaupi) ADJOURNMENT Motion Unanimous consent in committee to suspend the twelve o'clock adjournment p. 1348-49 ADJOURNMENT Motion - House not adjourn at twelve o'clock p. 613 ADJOURNMENT Motions - House not adjourn at five o'clock p. 382;498;536;560;1012;1061;1120;1309 Rules regarding Wednesday and Thursday - if House should adjourn until seven p. 495 ANNIVERSARY of the Montreal massacre

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Moment of silence on Monday to mark the an­ niversary p. 930 Point of order - request for House to observe a moment's silence p. 929 ATTORNEY GENERAL Statutes Amendment Act (Bill SO) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 1210 AUTOMOBil.E Insurance Act (Bill 58) Notice of motion p. 1012 Second reading p. 1193-96;1200-02 COllEGES Act (Bill 55) Second reading p. 1123-25 CO NFLICT of inrerest Controlling interest by Minister of Justice in two companies, Elizabeth Drugs and Pharmaceutical Supplies - government purchases p. 788-89 Investments by Minister of Justice in Fortis and NewTel, a company interested in the purchase of Newf01D1dland and Labrador Computer Services p. 751-56 Setting up of a blind ttust p. 752 CONFLICT of interest declared by Minister of Jus­ tice regarding the Jnsunnce Adjustors, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 16) p. 493 CRIMINAL Injuries Compens ation (Repeal) Act (Bill 29) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 979-80;991-92 Comminee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.5-8 ELECTIONS Act and Elections Act. 1991 (Bill 52) Notice of motion p. 830 Second reading p. 1233-41 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Notice of motion p. 830 Second reading p. 1241-45;1328.1-5 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1344-48 ELECTORAL Boundaries Commission Howley residents regarding changes proposed by the commission p. 835 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 622;629-30 FRENCH language in the House Remark incorrectly quoted in Hansard p. 836 GOVERNMENT Money Purchase Pension Plan Act.

Public Service Pensions Act. Teachers' Pensions Act.

Uniformed Services Pensions Act and Memorial University Pensions Act (Bill 10) Second reading p. 544 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee Members appointed by striking committee p. 31 Motion to refer heads of expenditure p. 31 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (ConCUJTence Motion) 52 Debate p. 397-98 HEAL TH care services in Labrador Labrador board be appointed separate from Grenfell Regional Health Services p. 1058 HODDER, Walter, former MHA, condolences to family upon his death p. 715 HOUSE hours be extended for three days to con­ clude the full three boUJS of concUJTenee debates each day p. 371 IMPORTATION of garbage for final disposal in the Province Govenunent's position p. 864 INSURANCE Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 16) Notice of motion p. 493 Second reading p. 493 INTERNAL Economy Commission Act (Bill 23) Second reading p. 576-77 JUDGEMENT Interest Act (Bill 43) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 974-77 JUDICATURE Act (Bill 28) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 992-94 JUDICIAL inquuy ordered into the circumstances SWTounding the death of Jolm Steven Rich of Mak­ kovik p. 485 JUDICIAL inquuy report into circumstances sur­ rounding the death of Leonard Roy Trickett at Health Sciences Centre Judge Brown's report tabled p. 548 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1349-50 LAW finns retained by government Tabled list of successful firms p. 373 LAW Society Act (Bill 2A) Notice of motion p. 520 Second reading p. 572-73 LIQUOR Control Act {Bill 12) Second reading p. 511.3-11 Comminee of the Whole Assembly p. 511.45 LOAN Act Debate p. 547.11 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Debate p. 547.12 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act.

No. 2 Debate p. 1034; 1038.4 LOW-level flying in Labrador When environmental impact statement will be released; information kit on miliuuy activity tabled p. 897 MINISTERIAL Statements-

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Judicial inquiry ordered in the circwmtances sur­ rounding the death of John Steven Rich of Mak­ kovik on June 8/93 p. 485 Judicial inquiry report by Judge Brown into the circumstances surrounding the death of Leonard Roy Trickett at the Health Sciences Centre p. 548 Law fmns retained to provide legal services to government and its agencies - list tabled p. 373 Low-level flying in Labrador - environmental im­ pact statement p. 897 MUNICIPALITIES Act (Bill 6) Second reading p. 511.2 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations Involvement of Minister of Justice in negotia­ tions between Fortis and Hydro p. 755 ORAL Qu estions Anniversary of the Montreal massacre - request for a moment of silence p. 930 ORAL Qu estions p. 788-89 Conflict of interest - conb'Olling interest by Mini­ ster of Justice in two companies, Elizabeth Drugs and Phannaceutical Supplies p. 788-89 Conflict of interest - Minister of Justice's shares in Fortis and NewTel, a company interested in pun:hasing Newfoundland and Labrador Com­ puter Services p. 751-56 Imponation of garbage - government's position p. 864 Newfoundland Hydro - involvement of Minister of Justice in the discussions between Fortis and Hydro p. 755 PETITIONS Health care services in Labrador - health care board be appointed for Labrador p. 1058 POINT of personal privilege - freedom of speech of members of the Public Accounts Committee; Sub Judice Convention p. 1053 POLICE Comp laints Connnission Reject government's action in appointing all men as adjudicators p. 1119 PRIVATE Member's Day Agreement between House Leaders to change the Standing Orders regarding motions p. 102-03 Agreement that June 9 be used as a government business day p. 311 PUBLIC Accounts Committee Members to comprise the committee p. 309 PUBLIC Accounts Committee be authorized to present a report on evidence and hearings held before the election Notice of motion p. 939 REPORTS Tabled Royal Newfoundland Constabulary annual report for 1992 tabled p. 1300 53 Striking committee report on members to com­ prise the estimates committees p. 31 Striking committee report on members to com­ prise the Public Accounts and Standing Orders Committees p. 309 RESIDENTIAL Tenancies Act (Bill 30) Notice of motion p. 644 RESOURCE Estimates Committee Members appointed by striking committee p. 31 Motion to refer heads of expenditure p. 32 RETAIL Sales Tax Act (Bill 20) Second reading p. 586.34-35 ROY AL Newfoundland Constabulary Amual 1 report for 1992 tabled p. 1300 ROY AL Newfoundland Constabulary Act (Bill 47) Notice of motion p. 830 Second reading p. 1038.6-8;1038.16 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. llTI-80 SELECT Commiuee appointed to examine and report upon legislation for chartered accountants and certified general accountants Debate p. 974 SHEA.

HUGH. former MHA, condolences to fami­ ly upon death p. 715 SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Notice of motion p. 5 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1125- 26; 1140 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee Members appointed by striking committee p. 31 Motion to refer heads of expenditure p. 32 STANDING Orders 54.1 and 54.2 - legislation being referred to Standing Commiuees Notice of motion p. 457 Debate p. 498-99;501-02 STANDING Orders Committee Members appointed to the committee p. 309 STARKS, Mr.

Harold, former MHA, condolences upon his death p. 716 STATUTES Act (Bill 31) Notice of motion p. 644 Second reading p. 9TI- 79 STRIKING Committee Members to comprise the committee p. 22 SUMMERS George Bernard, condolences to family upon his death p. 901 SUPPLEMENT ARY Supply Act Debate p. 1022 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com­ panies Act (Bill 5) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 511.42 TELEVISING of fbe debate on the privatization of Newfoundland Hydro - request from the media p. 706-11

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 46) Second reading p. 1174-77 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1211 TOBACCO Tax Act, No. 2 (Bill 60) Second reading p. 1328.7-8 UNVEILING of portrait of former Speaker Tom Lush p. 1329 Shelley, Mr.

Paul (PC, BaJe Verte-White Bay) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 702--06;757-59 AGRICULTURAL Products Marketing Board decision relating to the mmufacture and sale of reconstituted milk p. 588 BUDGET Debate p. 363-70 EDUCATION system Opposition to the proposed government model to restructure education p. 1265 FISHERY Crab fishery - price for 1993 p. 64 FLEUR de Lys fish plant Cancellation of Old Pe:rlican crab licence; trans­ fer of Fleur de Lys licence to Old Perlican - reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 551-53 Processing licence transferred to Old Perlican be reinstated to Fleur de Lys plant p. 559 FORESTRY Act (Bill 27) Second reading p. 995-99 FORESTRY indusny Environmental impact study into use of mechani­ cal harvesters p. 308;418-19;1009 IMPORTATION of garbage for final disposal in the Province Opposition by Baie Verte residents p. 1228 "MAIDEN" speech Budget Debate p. 363-70 ORAL Questions Baie Verte Peninsula - funding for road from Purbeck's Cove to Westport p. 138 Crab fishery - price for 1993 p. 64 FlclD' de Lys fish plant - crab processing licence; reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 551-53 Forest industry - logging operations - use of har­ vesters by paper companies p. 308;418-19;1009 PETITIONS Fleur de Lys fish plant - processing licence be reinstated from Old Perlican to Fleur de Lys p. 559 RESOURCE Estimates Comminee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 470-73 TRANSPORTATION Baie Vertc Peninsula - funding for road from Purbeck's Cove to Westport p. 138 Simms, Mr.

Leonard, Leader of the Opposition (PC, Grand Falls) 54 ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne p. 9-13 AGRI-Foods task force List of expenses incurred by the committee p. 240 AMENDMENT to the Fmancial Corporations Capi­ tal Tax Act (Bill 21} p. 603 BUDGET Adjustment to departmental estimates; employee compensation p. 59-61;133 Reduction in expenditures; $70m compensation savings p. 235-36 CAMPBELL. Ms Kim. congratulated on being selected Leader of the PC Party and Prime Minister of Canada p. 484 CARTER. Mr. Jack.

Grand Falls, condolences to family upon his death p. 672 COMMISSIONER of Member's Interest appointed (W. Mitchell) pursuant to the new conflict of interest legislation Debate p. 141 CONFLICT of interest legislation Comment regarding commissioner of member's interests, also responsible for elections legislation p. 857 CONGRATULATORY messages Ttllsley, Commissioner Bramwell and Mrs.

Tillsley, appointment to Salvation Army's High Council p. 58 CRIMINAL Injuries Compensation (Repeal) Act (Bill 29) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.5 DISABLED persons program Funding to students pursuing post-secondary education p. 272-73 EDUCATION system Opposition to the proposed government model to restructure education p. 1264;1302;1307 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 12A5-51 ELECTORAL Boundaries Commission Howley residents regarding changes proposed by the commission p. 833 ELECTORAL Office Administrative and financial responsibility for the operation of the Electoral Office moved from Department of Justice to House of Assembly p. 857 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 621-2A EXPLORATION activity otr West Coast Preliminary proposal by Marathon Petroleum Canada Limited p. 1218

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 586.14-16 Commiuee of the Whole Assembly p. 598-603 FISHERIES management - withdrawal of Bill C-129 (Unanimous resolution) Notice of motion p. 19 FISHERY Federal Bill C-129; resolution passed at Con­ ference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers p. 25-26 Joint management - ttavel campaign p. 24 FLEUR de Lys fish plant Crab processing licence p. 485-86 Meet with delegation from Fleur de Lys today p. 555 FORTIS Trust Tax break under new legislation p. 588-90 GOODYEAR.

Denny, condolences to family on death p. 23 HARPER, Chief Elijah. fonner member of the Manitoba Legislature, welcomed to the Speaker's Gallery p. 164 HIBERNIA Changes in agreement in tenns of revenue from Hibernia p. 339 HODDER, Walter, fonner MHA, condolences to family upon his death p. 715 HOME suppon services Reduction in funding for disabled children and adults p. 132-33 IMPORTATION of garbage for final disposal in the Province Petition from members of SNAGG (Say No lo American Garbage Group) p. 867 INCOME support program Changes to the UI program p. 1293-95 Effect on people on social assistance; education supplement p. 1337-39 Existing programs to be replaced by the new proposal; decrease in UI incomes p. 1218-22 Proposal to eliminate unemployment insurance for fishermen; fishery compensation programs p. 1257� Provincial government plan p. 1004-05;1109- 11;1146-47 INTERNAL Economy Commission Act (Bill 23) Second reading p. 576 LOW-level flying in Labrador When environmental impact statement will be released; information kit on military activity tabled p. 898 MEMORIAL University Proposed tuition increases p. 374-7 6 NATIONAL Access Awareness Week p. 336 55 NATIONAL Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence against Women Anniversacy of the Montreal massacre p. 1002 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro be retained as a Crown­ owned corporation Debate p. 741-45 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations Effect of privatization on credit rating; number of job losses p. 822-27 Merger with Fortis - number of spin-off job los­ ses; if talks have resumed p. 1039-40 Negotiations between Hydro and Fortis discon­ tinued p. ll82-84 Privatization p. 92-93;167-69 Privatization - control over Hydro's assets; 15 per cent limitation p. 859-61 Privatization - Hydro's debt; guaranteed loan p. 717-21 Privatization issue - committee of outside experts appointed p. 636;673-76 ScotiaMcLeod and RBC Dominion Securities retained as fmancial advisers on the sale of Hydro to Fortis; recommendations of the ad­ visers p. 637-42 StalUS of negotiations with Fortis Trust p. 901-04 NEWFOUNDLAND Volunteer War Service Medal Act (Bill 42) Second reading p. 1162 OCEANS Day designated; foreign overfishing on Grand Banlcs p. 422 ORAL Questions Agri-Foods task force - expenses incurred by com­ missioner p. 240 Budget - adjustment to departmental estimates; employee compensation p. 59-61; 133 Budget - reduction in expendirun:s; $70m compen­ sation savings p. 235-36 Disabled persons program • fimding lO students punuing post-secondary education p. 272-73 Fishery joint management - Bill C-129 p. 25-26 Fishery joint management - ttavel campaign p. 24 Fleur de Lys fish plant - crab processing licence; reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 485-86;555 Fortis Trust - taX break under new legislation p. 588-90 Hibernia - changes in deal in tenns of revenue p. 339 Home support services - reduction in funding for disabled cbilch-eo and adults p. 132-33 Income supplement program • changes to UI pro­ gram p. 1293-95 Income supplement-program - existing programs to be replaced by the new proposal; decrease in UI incomes p. 1218-22

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Income support program - effect oo people on so­ cial assistance; education supplement p. 1337-39 Income support program - provincial government proposal p. 1004-05;1109-11;114647 Income support program proposal - elimination of unemploymenl insurance for fishennen; fisheries compensation programs p. 1257-60 Memorial University - proposed tuition increases p. 374-76 Newfoundland Hydro - effect of privatization on credit rating; number of job losses p. 822-27;1039- 40 Newfoundland Hydro - financial advisors retained to make recommendations on the sale of Hydro to Fortis Trust; table the recommenda­ tions p. 637-42 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization p. 92-93;167- 69 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization - control over Hydro's assets; 15 per cent limitation p. 859- 61 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization • Hydro's debt; guaranteed loan p. 717-21 NewfOW1dland Hydro - privatization issue - com­ mittee appointed p. 636;673-76 Newfoundland Hydro - status of negotiations with Fortis Trust p. 901-04 Newfoundland Hydro/Fortis negotiations - dis­ continuance p. 1182-84 Organizations - funding reinstated p. 61 Strategic Social Plan - members of the advisory panel p. 1005 Tax reform - harmonization of the GST and retail sales tax; reduction in RST p. 340-42 Trans-Canada Highway - four-lane highway in Grand Falls-Windsor area p. 492 Transportation - winler maintenance

schedule road conditions in Central Newfoundland area p. 1336 Workers' compensation - reduction in number of claims; appealS p. 413-15 PETITIONS Educational reslIUcwring - opposition by Pen­ tecostal Assembly to the proposed government model p. 1264;1302;1307 Imponation of garbage for fmal disposal in New­ foundland - members of SNAGG (Say No to American Garbage Group) p. 867 POINT of personal privilege - freedom of speech of members of the Public Accounts Committee; Sub Judice Convention p. 1057 POLICE Complaints Commission Reject government's action in appointing all men as adjudicators p. 1118 56 SHEA.

HUGH, former MHA. condolences to fami­ ly upon death p. 71S SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1131-34 STANDING Orders 54.1 and 54.2 - legislation being referred to Standing Committees Debate p.

S00-01 STRATEGIC Social Plan Members of the advisory panel p. 1005 SUMMERS George Bernard. condolences to family upon his death p. 901 TAX reform Harmonization of the GST and retail sales tax; reduction of RST p. 340-42 THIRD party organizations and volunreer groups List of groups that had funding reinstated p. 61 TRANS-Canada Highway Four-lane highway in Grand Falls-Windsor area p. 492 TRANSPORTATION Winter maintenance

schedule - road conditions in Central Newfoundland area p. 1336 UNVEil.ING of portrait of former Spe aker Tom Lush p. 1330 WORKERS' Compensation Reduction in number of claims; appeals p. 413-1S WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. S25-29 Smith, Mr.

Gerald (L, Port au Port) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Mover p. 6-8 Debate p. 759-64 "MAIDEN" speech Address in Reply - mover p. 6-8 REPORTS Tabled Select Committee appointed to draft a reply to the Speech from the Throne - report presented p. 209 RURAL Co-operation Agreement Debate p. 1094-98 SELECT Committee be appointed to draft an Ad­ dress in R ep ly to the Speech from the Throne Repo rt presented p. 209 SOCIAL Services Estimates Comminee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 432-34 Snow, Mr.

Alec (PC, Menlhek) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 774-79 BUDGET Reduction in expendi�s; S70m compensation savings p. 28

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. 249-54 GASOLINE Tax Act (Bill 25) Second reading p. 841-42 GOVERNMENT Money Purchase Pension Plan Act. Public Service Pensions Act. Teachers' Pensions Act.

Uniformed Services Pensions Act and Memorial University Pensions Act (Bill 10) Second reading p. 545-47 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 393-97 HEALTII care services in Labrador Labrador board be appointed separate from Grenfell Regional Health Services p. 10(,(};11S7;1269 IR.ON Ore Company of Canada, Labrador City Two tentative agreements reached p. 1256 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 49) Second reading p. 1328.27-30 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Comp uter Ser­ vices Limited Sale of assets p. 272 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) Second reading p. 1208-09 ORAL Questions Budget • reduction in expenditun:s; $70m compen­ sation savings p. 28 PETITIONS Health care services in Labrador - health care board be appointed for Labrador p. 1157 TOBACCO Tax Act.

No. 2 (Bill 60) Second reading p. 1328.6-7 WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. 524-25 Snow, Mr. Lloyd (L, Trinity-Bay de Verde) RULINGS Call for Division following voice vote is in order and the Chair declared the Division in order p. 612 Committees are master of their own rules - set­ ting up of meetings during House hours p. 880 Sulllvan, Mr.

Loyola (PC, Ferryland) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speeclt from the Throne Debate p. 764-71 AIDS program Tabled a repon by the Department of Health's Advisory Committee; new s1rategy to deal with HIV/AIDS p. 896 BUDGET Debate p. 158-59;175-79 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) HIV contaminated blood p. 159 57 DOCTOR services Restrict nwnber of students entering School of Medicine p. 514-15 Restrictions placed on doctors p. 380-81 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1323-25 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1347 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 580;586.23 FORESTRY fire fighters Hiring of seasonal workers for Cape Broyle p. 98 GENERAL Agre.ement on Tariffs and Trade Update on negotiations p. 1334 GOULDS by-pass road Status of the project p. 172 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concum:nce Motion) Debate p. 398-400 GRAND Bank health care clinic Additional cutbacks p. 595 HEALTII and Post-Seconduy Education Tax Act (Bill 26) Second reading p. 84648 HEAL TII care Chronic care facility for Clarenville area p. 1342 Hospitals budgets - bed closures and layoffs p. 238-39;342-43 Hospitals in Grand Falls and Port aux Basques - cutback in services p. 201-02 Waiting list for cardiac surgecy p. 64-6S HEAL TII care services in Labrador Labrador board be appointed separate from Grenfell Regional Health Services p. 1158 HIGHWAY Traffic Act {Bill 37) Second reading p. 958-59 HIV contaminated blood Persons infected through blood transfusion; com­ pensation p. 29;159;488 HOSPITAL boards Government's decision on recommendations in the Dobbin Report concerning reorganization of the boards in St John's area p. 714 Reduction in number of boards; layoffs; improve­ ment in health care services p. 932-33 INTERNAL Economy Commission Act (Bill 23) Second reading p. 576 nIDICIAL inquiry repon into circumstances sur­ rounding the death of Leonard Roy Trickett at Health Sciences Centre Judge Brown's repon tabled p. 548 LIQUOR Control Act (Bill 12) Second reading·-p. 511.16-17 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Sale of hydro be open to competitive proposals p. 750 ORAL Questions Chronic care facility for Clarenville uea p. 1342 Doctor services - restrictions being placed OD doc­ tors; restrict the number-of srudents at School of Medicine p. 380-81;514-15 Forestty fare fighters - hiring of seasonal workers for Cape Broyle p. 98 Goulds by-pass road - stams p. 172 Grand Bank health care clinic - additional cut­ backs p. 595 Health care - waiting list for cardiac surgery p. 64-65 Health care boards - reduction in number of boards; improvement in health care services p. 932-33 HIV contaminated blood - compensation for per­ sons infected through blood transfusions p. 29;488 Hospitals - budgets - bed closures and layoffs p. 238-39;342-43 Hospitals in Grand Falls and Port aux Basques - cut in services p. 201--02 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization - sale be open to competitive proposals p. 750 Provincial parks - hiring of students p. 208 Public buildings - a�bility lo the handicapped - Newfoundland Museum p. 595 Workers' compensation - reduction in number of claims; appeals p. 415-17 OUTER Ring Road construction Notice of motion p. 66 Debate p. 105--09;127-30 PROVINCIAL parks Hiring of students p. 208 PUBLIC buildings - wheelchair accessible Newfoundland Museum p. 595 RETAIL Sales Tax Act (Bill 20) Second reading p. 586.30-31 SALE of Tobacco lo Minors Act (Bill 7) Second read.in& p. 334-35;347-49 SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Second reading p. 214-17 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 444-46 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com­ panies Act (Bill 5) Second reading p. 326-31 TEACHERS' Pensions Act (Bill 11) Second reading p. 570-71 TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 46) Second reading p. 1173-74 WORKERS' Compensation 58 Reduction in number of claims; appeals p. 415-17 Tobin, Mr.

Glen (PC, Burin-Placentia West) BUDGET Debate p. 76-83 BUIL Ann site Hiring of Norweigan contractors p. 1296 CONGRATULATORY messages National darts championships p. 587 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. 246-49 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 1253-54;130!)-15 Commiuee of the Whole Assembly p. 1343; 1346 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 625-28 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 583-86;586.l-S FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 32) Second reading p. 888-92 GOVERNMENT SCIVices Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 407--09 HIBERNIA project Update p. 1296 HOME care for senior citizens Reduction in Budget p. 65-66 LIQUOR Control Act (Bill 12) Second reading p. 511.10 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act..

No. 2 Debate p. 1034-37 MARY'S Harbour, Labrador Power plant p. 102 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Hibernia project - unsuccessful bid by Vinland explanation p. 933-34 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 511.35-38 MINERAL Exploration Assistance Program for 1993-94 Allocation of funding p. 549 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro be retained as a Crown­ owned corporation Notice of motion p. 644 Debate p. 724-28;745-49 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations Negotiations between Hydro and Fortis discon­ tinued p. 1182 Privatization; sale of all asselS p. '1/J7 ONSHORE petroleum exploration Successful bidders announced p. 235 ORAL Questions Bull Ann site - hiring of Norweigan contractors p. 1296 Hibernia project - update p. 1296

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Home care for senior citizens - reduction in budget p. 65-66 Marystown Shipyard - unsuccessful bid by Vin­ land on Hibernia project p. 933-34 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization p. 'l!J7 Terra Nova oil field - mode of development p. 1078 PREMIER'S Office Expenses debated under Executive Council es­ timates - salaries; government vehicles; $20,000 al­ lowance p. 625-27 RAIL Service Act (Bill 36) Second reading p. 947-49 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (ConCWTCnce Mo­ tion) Debate p. 478-81 SIX months hoist - amendment to Fmanc:ial Corpora­ tions Capital Tax Act (Fortis Trust) p. 586.2 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 434-37 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com­ panies Act (Bill 5) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 511.39-44 TELEVISING of the debate on the privatization of Newfoundland Hydro - request from the media p. 711 TERRA Nova oil field Mode of development; consttuction of gravity based SIIUCture p. 1078 WORKERS' Compensation Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. 533-34 Tulk, Mr.

Beaton (L, Fogo) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speec h from the Throne Debate p. 813-18 EDUCATION system restructuring Debate p. 922-25 PETITIONS Communities of Wings Point, Clarke's Head and Victoria Cove - road upgrading and paving p. 596 TRANSPORTATION Roads in the communities of Wmgs Point, Clarke's Head and Victoria Cove p. 596 Verge, Ms Lynn (PC, Humber East) AGRI-Foods task force Status of the recommendations in the task fon:e report p. 451 ALCOHOL and Drug Dependency Commission Act (Repeal) (Bill 45) Second reading p. 1121-22 ANNIVERSARY of the Montreal massacre 59 Moment of silence on Monday to mark the an­ niversary p. 930 Point of order - request for House to observe a moment's silence p. 929 ARTS and Culture Centres Government's plan to phase out funding within three years p. 1079 AlITOMOBil.E Insurance Act (Bill 58) Second reading p. 1196 BUDGET Debate p. 199-200;358-61 CHIROPRACTORS Act (Bill 41) Second reading p. 1073-74 CITY of Comer Brook Act, No. 2 (Bill 33) Second reading p. 853-56 CONRJCT of interest legislation When a commissioner will be appointed p. 94 CORNER Brook School of Nursing Results of assessment into the future of the school p. 937;1007 CRJMINAL Injuries Compensation (Repeal) Act (Bill 29) Second reading p. 980-86 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.3-8 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Health care board for Western Region p. 960 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. 228-32;242-43 DUNFIELD Park Child Parent Centre in Comer Brook Interim funding p. 516-17 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Conc:WTCncc Motion) Debate p. 402-04 GRENFELL College in Comer Brook Expansion p. 378-80;1007 HEAL TI! care Cancer clinic in Comer Brook - radiation specialists p. 305 HEALTII care board for Western Region One super board be established p. 937;960 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 37) Second reading p. 952-55 INSURANCE Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 16) Second reading p. 561-62 INTERNATIONAL Human Rights Day p. 1108 ruDGEMENT Interest Act (Bill 43) Second reading p. 975 JUDICATURE Act (Bill 28) Second reading p. 992 JUDICIAL inquiry ordered into the circumstances surrounding the death of Jolm Steven Rich of Mak­ kovik p. 485 LAW firms retained by government

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Tabled list of successful firms p. 373 NURSING Assistants Act (Bill 44) Second reading p. 1074.2-3 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1145.9 OBSOLETE and Spent Statutes Act (Bill 40) Second reading p. 1065 ORAL Questions Agri-Foods task force report - status of the recommendations in the report p. 451 Amliversary of the Montreal massacre - request for a moment of silence p. 930 Arts and Culture Centres - phasing out of provin­ cial funding p. 1079 Cancer clinic in Comer Brook - radiation specialist p. 305 Conflict of interest legislation - when a commis­ sioner will be appointed p. 94 Comer Brook School of Nursing - results of as­ sessment into the future of the school p. 937;1007 Dunfield Park daycare in Comer Brook - interim funding requested p. 516-17 Grenfell College in Comer Brook - expansion p. 378-80;1007 Health care board for Western Region - one super board be established p. 937 Public libraries - when report of review commit­ tee chaired by Phillip Saunders will be tabled p. 1079 Social assistance - regulations regarding main­ tenance and child support as allowable income p. 30-31 Student employment program - government assis­ tance p. 135-36 Swine Breeding Station - recommendations of Hulan task force p. 239-40 Third party organizations and volunteer groups - reinstatement of fimding; Big Brother's-Big Sister's p. 489-90 Trans-Canada Highway - new

section being con­ sttucted through Comer Brook; proposal from Chamber of Commerce p. 174 PETITIONS Police Complaints Commission - request to have equal number of men and women as adjudicators p. 1082; 1117 POLICE Complaints Commission Reject government's action in appointing all men as adjudicators p. 1082; 1117 PUBLIC libraries Report of review committee chaired by Phillip Saunders p. l 079 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 473-75 60 ROY AL Newfoundland Constabulary Act (Bill 47) Second reading p. 1038.8-11 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1178-79 SALE of Tobacco to Minors Act (Bill 7) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1142;1145.1-2 SCHOOLS Act (Bill 9) Second reading p. 539-43 SEXTON, Tommy, condolences to the Sexton family on his death p. 1217 SMOKE-Free Environment Act (Bill 1) Second reading p. 217-20 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1127- 28;1140-41 SOCIAL assistance Regulations regarding maintenance and child sup• port as allowable income p. 30-31 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur­ rence Motion) Debate p. 424-26 STATUTES Act (Bill 31) Second reading p. 978 STUDENT Employment Program Reduction in budget; application approvals p. 135-36 SWlNE Breeding Station Recommendations of Hulan task force; Western and Central stations p. 239-40 Research station at Pynn's Brook p. 473-74 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com· panies Act (Bill 5) Second reading p. 318-22 11IlRD party organizations and volunteer groups Reinstatement of funding; organizations Big Brother's-Big Sister's p. 489-90 TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 46) Second reading p. 1171 TRANS-Canada Highway New

section of highway being construcred through Comer Brook; proposal from Chamber of Commerce p. 174 Walsh, Hon. James (L, Mount Scio.Bell Island) ARTS and Culture Centres Government's plan to phase out funding within three ye.us p. 1079 CAPE SL Mary's Ecological Reserve Cabin development on the access road p. 491-92 Status of two development projects p. 1044 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Notice of motion p. 21 Second reading p. 223-2�262 FfIZGERAID Parle

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Puks being kept open on experimental basis; funding allotted for the park p. 1080-81 INSURANCE Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 16) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 586.36-38 MINISTERIAL Statements Tribute to Tommy Sexum. who died on Monday, December 13/1}3, letter of condolences to the Sex­ ton family p. 1217 ORAL Questions Arts and Culture Centres - phasing out of provin­ cial funding p. 1079 Cape SL Macy's Ecological Reserve - cabin development on access road p. 491-92 Cape SL Macy's Ecological Reserve - develop­ ment continue as scheduled p. 1044 Fitzgerald Parle - decision lo not leave the park open until October p. 1080-81 Provincial historic sites - summer

schedule p. 206- 07 Provincial parks - hiring of students p. 208--09 Public Libraries Board - deficit p. 134 Tourism development study - Avalon region p. 203-04 Tourism industry - federal/provincial agreement p. 1044-45 PROVINCIAL historic sites Summer

schedule p. 206-07 PROVINCIAL parlcs Hiring of students p. 208--09 PUBLIC Libraries Board Deficit p. 134 SEXTON, Tommy, condolences to the Sexton family on his death p. 1217 TOURISM development study Answer to question p. 209 Avalon region p. 203-04 TOURISM industty FederaJ/provincial agreement to develop the tourism potential p. 1044-45 Wells, Hon.

Clyde K., Premier (L, Bay of Islands) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne p. 13-18 ARGENTIA naval base Reuse plan for the base p. 792;829;963-64 BARBOUR, Ross, former MHA, condolences to family upon death p. 23 BUDGET Reduction in expenditures; $70m compensation savings p. 235-36 BUSINESS investment promotion Government plans to attract new businesses p. 593-94 61 CAMPBELL, Ms Kim. congratulated on being selected Leader of the PC Party and Prime Minister of Canada p. 484 COMMISSIONER of Member's Interest appointed (W.

Mitchell) pursuant to the new conflict of interest legislation Notice of motion p. 100 CONFLICT of interest Funher comment on statements made by Opposi­ tion House Leader regarding private interests of the Minister of Justice p. 819 Minister of Justice should resign p. 790-91 CONFLICT of intem.t legislation Comment regarding commissioner of member's interests, also responsible for elections legislation p. 857 When a commissioner will be appointed p. 94 DAVIS Inlet Release of report of Professor Henriksen commis­ sioned by Economic Recovery Commission - fu­ ture of Davis Inlet p. 935-37 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Argentia naval base p. 964-65 DICKS, Paul, Member for the Disbict of Humber West, elected to the office of Speaker p. 1 DISABLED persons program Funding to students pursuing post-secondary education p. 272 DUNFIELD Parle Child Parent Centre in Comer Brook Interim funding p. 516 EDUCATION system Constirutional terms - representation by school trustees p. 863 ELECTORAL Office Administrative and financial responsibility for the operation of the Electoral Office moved from Department of Justice to House of Assembly p. 857 ENTERPRISE Newfowtdland and Labrador (ENL) Additional members appointed to Board of Direc­ tors p. 450 Purchase of new vehicles p. 450 FISHERIES management - withdrawal of Bill C-129 (Unanimous resolution) Notice of motion p. 18 FISHERY Federal Bill C-129; resolution passed at Con­ ference of New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers p. 25-26 Joint management - travel campaign p. 24 Tabled resolution passed by the conference p. 32 FISHERY - Cashin Task Force Report "Charting a New Course"

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Reports recommendation of joint strategy p. 1186-87 FLEUR de Lys fish plmt Cancellation of Old Perlican crab licence; trans­ fer of Fleur de Lys licence to Old Perlican reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 5S1-53 Meet with delegation from Fleur de Lys today p. sss FORTIS Trust Tax break under new legislation p. 589-90 Value of shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange due to sale of Hydro; involvement in the trading of shares p. 786-88 GOODYEAR. Denny, condolences lO family on death p. 24 GOVERNMENT guaranteed loans Loans to corporations that need assistance p. 592 HARPER.

Chief Elijah, former member of the Manitoba Legislature, welcomed lO lhe Speaker's Gallery p. 164 IMPORTATION of garbage for final disposal in the Province Government's position p. 8�5;930-32 Petition from members of SNAGG (Say No to American Garbage Group) p. 869 INCOME support program Changes to lhe UI program p. 1224;1294-96 Existing programs lO be replaced by the new proposal; decrease in UI incomes p. 1219-23 Proposal lO eliminate unemployment insurance for flSbermen; f15hcty compensation programs p. 1257-61 WNG Harbour Future p. 1225 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Hibernia project - unsuccessful bid by Vinland - explanation p. 934-35 MINISTERIAL Statements Electoral Office financial and administrative responsibility moved to the House of Assembly p. 857 Private interests of the Minister of Justice - fur­ ther comment on statements made by the Opposi­ tion House Leader p. 819 NATIONAL Access Awareness Weck Financial conttibution to the program p. 275-76 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro/Fortis negotiations Answer to questions regarding the amount the fmancial advisers will make with a successful merger p. 681-82 Effect of privatization on credit rating; nwnber of job losses p. 824-28 Negotiations between Hydro and Fortis discon­ tinued p. 1182-84 62 Premier not be involved in any discussions with Fortis on the proposed sale of Hydro p. 724 Privatiution p. 168-70 Privatiution - control over Hydro's assets; 15 per cent limitation p. 859-62 Privatization - Hydro's debt; guaranteed loan p. 718-22 Privatiution issue - committee of outside experts appointed p. 636;673-77 Privatiution; sale of all assets p. '1JJ7 ScotiaMcLeod and RBC Dominion Securities retained as financial advisers on the sale of Hydro to Fortis; recommendations of the ad­ visers p. 637-43 Starus of negotiations with Fortis Trust p. 902-04 Take over by Fonis; profits p. 677-80 OCEANS Day designated; foreign overfishing on Grand Banks p. 421 ORAL Questions Argentia naval base - implementation of a reuse plan p. 792;829 Budget - reduction in expenditures; $70m compen­ sation savings p. 235-36 Business investment promotion - government plans to attract businesses p. 593-94 ORAL Questions p. 790-91 Conflict of interest - controlling interest by Mini­ ster of Justice in two companies, Elizabeth Drugs and Pharmaceutical Supplies p. 790-91 Conflict of interest legislation - when a commis­ sioner will be appointed p. 94 Davis Inlet - report commissioned by Economic Recovery Commission by Professor Henriksen regarding future of Davis Inlet p. 935-37 Disabled persons program - fimding to students pursuing post-secondary education p. 'Il2 Dunfield Park daycare in Comer Brook - interim funding requested p. 516 Education - restructuring; constitutional terms - school trustees p. 863 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador (ENL) additional members appointed to Board of Direc­ tors p. 4S0 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - pur­ chase of new vehicles p. 450 Fishery - Cashin Repon - joint strategy p. 1186-87 Fishery joint management - Bill C-129 p. 25-26 Fishery joint management - travel campaign p. 24 Aeur de Lys fish plant - crab processing licence; reinstate licence to Fleur de Lys p. 551-53;555 Fortis Trust - laX break under new legislation p. 589-90

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Fortis TIUSt - value of shares on Toron10 Stock Exchange due to sale of Hydro; involvement in trading of shares p. 786-88 Government-guaranteed Joans - loans to corpora­ tions that need assistance p. 592 Importation of garbage - govemmenl's position p. 864-65;930-32 Income supplement program - changes to UI pro­ gram p. 1224; 1294-96 Income supplement program - existing programs to be replaced by the new proposal; decrease in UI incomes p. 1219-23 Income support program proposal - elimination of unemployment insurance for fishermen; iJSheries compensation programs p. 1257-61 Long Harbour - future p. 1225 Marys1own Shipyard - unsuccessful bid by Vin­ land on Hibernia project p. 934-35 National Access Awareness program - govern­ ment funding p. 275-76 Newfotmdland Hydro - effect of privatization on credit rating; number of job losses p. 824-28 Newfoundland Hydro - financial advisors retained to make recommendations on lhe sale of Hydro to Fortis TIUSl; table the recommenda­ tions p. 637-43 Newfoundland Hydro - Premier not be involved in any discussions with Fortis on lhe proposed sale of Hydro p. 724 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization p. 168- 70;'JJJ7 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization - conttol over Hydro's assets; 15 per cent limitation p. 859- 62 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization • Hydro's debt; guarmteed loan p. 718-22 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization issue - com­ miuee appointed p. 636:673-77 Newfoundland Hydro - status of negotiations wilh Fortis Trust p. 902-04 Newfotmdland Hydro - take over by Fortis; profits p. 677-80 Newfotmdland Hydro/Fortis negotiations - dis­ continuance p. 1182-84 Rural development agreement - proposal 10 the federal government p. 904-06 Trans-Canada Highway • new

section being con­ slructed lhrough Comer Brook; proposal from Chamber of Commerce p. 174-75 Triton Airlines - ENL financing - changes in terms and conditions of agreement p. 278 RURAL development agreement Proposal to federal government p. 904-06 63 SELECT Committee appointed to examine and report upon legislation for chartered accountants and certified general accountants Notice of motion p. 938 TRANS-Canada Highway New

section of highway being consll'Ucted through Comer Brook; proposal from Chamber of Commerce p. 174-75 TRITON Airlines Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador financ­ ing - changes in loan arrangements p. 278 WINSOR, Jack, former MHA, condolences to fami­ ly upon death p. 23 Whelan, Mr. Don (L, Harbour Main) BUDGET Debate p. 148-49 "MAIDEN" speech Budgel Debate p. 148-49 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo­ tion) Debate p. 477 Windsor, Mr. Neil (PC, Mount Pearl) ADJOURNMENT Motions - House not adjourn at five o'clock Rules regarding Wednesday and Thursday - if House should adjourn wuil seven p. 495 BARBOUR.

Ross, former MHA. condolences to family upon death p. 23 BUDGET Current account deficit p. 302-03 BUDGET Debate p. 34-56;70-73 BUSINESS investment promotion Government plans to attract new businesses p. 593 CITI' of SL Jolm's Act (Bill 34) Second reading p. 850-51 CREDIT rating Low rating by Dominion Bond Rating Service p. 26-28 DEPARTMENT of Tourism and Culture Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. �2 FINANCE Ministers' meeting in Halifax Discussions regarding reduction in transfer pay­ ments p. 968-70 FINANCE Ministers' meeting in Ottawa Deficit; reduction in transfer payments p. 276-77 Health care and transfer payments p. 98-99 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 579 FISCAL position of lhe Province for 1993-94 iJSCal year Update p. 671 FORTIS Trust

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Value of shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange due to sale of Hydro; involvement in the trading of shares p. 785-87 GASOLINE Tax Act {Bill 25) Second reading p. 837-39 GOVERNMENT guaranteed loans Loans to corporations that need assistance p. 592 GOVER