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Province of Newfoundland and Labrador

48th General Assembly - 4th Session - 2019

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ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS. See Indigenous Affairs

ADULT DENTAL PROGRAM. See Health care

ADVANCED EDUCATION, SKILLS AND LABOUR

Council of the Federation Literacy Award

Inviting nominations for

Davis, 179–180

Dinn, 180

Michael, 180

Memorial University

Post-doc program in agricultural sciences

Comments on

Byrne, 64

Visiting Aboriginal Elders Pilot Project—Enriching the cultural fabric of the university

Lieutenant-Governor, 16

AGRICULTURE

Farmer in Harcourt

King, 94

Farmer in Musgravetown

King, 93

Food security

Comments on

Byrne, 63

Commitment to doubling food self-sufficiency

Lieutenant-Governor, 6

Job market in

Lester, 67–68

Market access

Need for

Lester, 67

Memorial University post-doc program in agricultural sciences

Comments on

Byrne, 64

Vegetable Transplant Program

Rooted in success

Byrne, 177

Lester, 177–178

Michael, 178

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FOR WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN

Finance

Contingency Fund

Three purposes of having used the fund

Osborne, 109

Health care

Autism

Correction to organizations referenced in prior answer

Haggie, 191

APPOINTMENTS COMMISSION

Can the front bench explain to the House how the appointment of a Liberal leadership candidate and his resignation after six months due to conflict of interest fulfills the promise to take politics out of government appointments

Crosbie, 186

Parsons, A., 186

APPRENTICESHIP

Apprenticeship Harmonization Project aligning policies for four Atlantic provinces

Lieutenant-Governor, 9

ARTSNL. See Tourism, Culture, Industry and Innovation

ATLANTIC ACCORD

Can Premier explain how he can claim to immediately reduce debt by $2.5 billion when the value of the deal is considerably less

Ball, 44

Crosbie, 44

Comments on

Parsons, K., 90

Does minister believe that a wide consultation with groups outside the province for environmental assessment is consistent with province's rights under the Atlantic Accord

Coady, 184

Crosbie, 184

How much in provincial taxes is included in the $2.5 billion, and does this reduce the value of the deal

Ball, 45

Crosbie, 45

If Premier had walked away with the big cheque from the deal he's announced, what would it have been

Ball, 48

Crosbie, 48

If safety is Premier's first priority, why did he do nothing to ensure the agency was part of a new Atlantic deal

Coady, 54

Michael, 53–54

Is agreement the best solution for the province's fiscal crunch, or the best solution for Premier's re-election campaign

Ball, 48

Crosbie, 48

Knowing what he knows about the Upper Churchill Agreement, how could he make such a financial commitment 25 years out from now

Ball, 52

Michael, 52

Revenue stream

Lieutenant-Governor, 2

On a scale of one to ten, where ten is ready to fight, how opposed is Premier to federal Bill C-69, which would slow down offshore exploration and development

Ball, 45

Crosbie, 45

Notice of motion

Crosbie, 55–56

Debate

Browne, 207–210

Coady, 195–198

Crosbie, 193–195 , 210–213

Hutchings, 199–202

Letto, 202–205

Michael, 205–207

Amendment—Moved

Coady, 198

Amendment—Ruled in order

Speaker, 199

Amendment—Carried

Speaker, 213

Motion—Carried, 213

What does minister plan to do about the encroachment on our rights under the Accord

Coady, 184

Crosbie, 184

Why did Premier fail to negotiate protection of exploration and development

Ball, 46

Crosbie, 46

Why did Premier sign an agreement that did not include Hibernia shares being returned to the province's control

Ball, 53

Michael, 52–53

Will Premier admit that provincial taxes collected from Hibernia Project accounting toward the yearly transfer is money that the province is already receiving

Ball, 45

Crosbie, 44–45

Will Premier confirm the claim that the value in Canadian dollars is less than $1 billion

Ball, 44

Crosbie, 44

AUTISM. See Health care

AUTOMATED EXTERNAL DEFIBRILLATOR. See Health care

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ACT (AMDT.) (BILL 3)

Notice of motion

Parsons, A., 56

First reading, 114

Second reading

Bennett, 284–285

Crosbie, 279–283

Gambin-Walsh, 273–279 , 301–302

Lane, 291–294

Michael, 289–291

Parsons, A., 298–301

Parsons, K., 294–298

Perry, 285–289

Second reading

Division—Carried, 302

Committee

Crosbie, 308(10) , 308(11) , 308(12)

Gambin-Walsh, 308(10)–308(12) , 308(13)–308(14) , 308(15) , 308(16) , 308(18)

Parsons, A., 308(14)–308(16) , 308(17) , 308(18)

Parsons, K., 308(17)–308(18)

Perry, 308(11) , 308(12) , 308(13) , 308(14) , 308(15) , 308(16)

Third reading, 338

Royal Assent

April 17 2019

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