JJ - GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND ANO LABRADOR 2nd SESSION THIRTY-SIXTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NEWFOUNDLAND 1973 -1974 SPEAKER: THE HONOURABLE M. JAMES RUSSEL L

Detailed Index of Verbatim Report 2nd Session Thirty-sixth General Assembly of Newfoundland From January 31/73 to January 21/74 Compiled by: Sara J. MacGillivray, Hansard Division, House of Assembly

TABLE OF CONTENTS MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS PETITIONS REPORTS, REGULATI ONS, etc. BILLS ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ( tabled & oral) RESOLUTIONS BUDGET DEBATE COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (Estimates) ADDRESS IN REPLY AMENDMENT TO ADDRESS IN REPLY ORAL QUESTIONS POINTS OF PRIVILEGE RULINGS POINTS OF ORDER PAGES 1 - 4 5 - 7 8 - 9 10 - 26 27 - 37 38 - 42 4 3 44 - 54 55 - 56 57 58 - 70 71 - 72 73 - 78 79 - 82

MINISTERIAL STATEMENTS ( PAGES 1 to 4)

STATEMENTS (Ministerial etc.) SUBJECT DEPT. or MEMBER Cert. of apprec. Social Services March of Dimes Campaign Lab. South member welcomed S.A. Neary Congrats. H.M. Opp. Leader S.A. Neary Congrats. Port au Port,M.H.A. S.A. Neary Dept'y. Speaker Resignation as Dept•y. Speaker Mr. Speaker Min.of Mines Linerboard Mill employment Finance practices Retraction-"Premier misled S.A. Neary House re u.s.w. of Alllerica" Steel Mill, Octogan Pond Ind. Dev. J.T. Connors,appt'd. Dir. of Justice Pub. Pros. Baird & Baird administering Prov. Aff. Lake� Lake Apt. affairs Salt Fish Corporation (Fed.Dept.

Fisheries announcement) Caribou licence quotas Tourist Denominational Educ. Commission Education brief Come by Chance - refining in- Premier stallation increase Report on weather conditions Highways in Nfld. ,Carbonear Hospital -Evening Tel. Health 24/2/73 11Hospital Fiasco under scrutiny11 Denturists Select Comm.named Mr. Speaker Agricultural Dev. Prog., Nfld. Agric.& For. A.R.D.A. 111. Appreciation House of Ass.m embers W. Marshall cooperation in todays' proceed. Training programmes for Nflder•s.

Education Shaheen Org. etc. - 1 - � 12/2/73 II ti ti 13/2/73 II 1 5/2/73 16/2/73 20/2/73 II 21/2/73 22/2/73 23/2/73 26/2/73 27/2/73 28/2/73 II 1/3/73 II 713173 1. BOOK NO. � 2 60. 2 61+. 2 61t. 2 66. 3 127. 3 127. 5 344. 6 383. 8 541+. 8 589. 9 629. 10 715. 11 901+. 13 998. 11+ 1105. 15 1085a. 15 1099a. 16 11 73a. 17 1287a, 21 1521a.

STATEMENTS (cont'd.) SUBJECT DEPT or MEMBER Nfld. Medical Care Ass. and Health income of medical practitioners (a).Nfld. Marketing Board exp. Agric.& Forests (b). Amendt's. to Reg's. J.T. Allston, appt'd. co-ordinator Mun. M f. & study communities area Come by Housing Chance Oil Refinery Projects approved under Fed. Govt's. Mun. Mt. & Baus. Winter Capital frojects Fund i.e.(pages 1761a - 1763a) Caribou season Labrador,extended Tourism Fed. & Prov. agreements - Justice (a). legal aid (b).compensation to victims of crimes Emergency call system as of 1/7/73 Justice Board of Gov 1 s. appt•d. Trades Education &: Tech.

College Asst. Dept•y. Min. appt1 d. Rehab. & Rec. Signal Hill Military Tattoo Tourism Gros Morna National Park �ress release on resettlement) Premier Buchans (hospitals & schools) Storm damage Nfld. Coast Speaker-Commonwealth Parliament­ ary Ass. (b).1st. ann. Liberal . defeat Special areas agreement Budget Day to be 30/3/73 Regional Appeal Board Buchans school { heat) (a). Norma&: Gladys (b). Court House,Hr. Grace (c). Trinity Historical Society Public Works & Services Fisheries W.W. Marshall Ind. Dev. Finance Mun. Aff. & Hous.

Education Tourism - 2 - 713173 9/3/73 12/3/73 12/3/73 15/3/73 II 21/3/73 II 22/3/73 II II 23/3/73 II II 26/3/73 II II {2'1_/3/73 (3/4173 II 2. BOOK .liQ.:_ PAGE 21 1522a. 23 1683a. 24 1?59a. 24 1761a. 27 2011a. 27 2011a. 32 2415, 32 21t18. 33 2494. 33 21+94. 33 21+96. 31+ 2582. 35 35 35 37 2583. 2660. 2662. 2667, 2667. 2847.) 3437.) 28ft.9.

3. STATEMENTS (cont'd.) DEPT. or BOOK SUBJECT MEMBER DATE NO. � Forest Management & Imp. Ind. Dev. 28/3/73 39 3037. (part at' ViD.\er Capital Works) Magistrate seminars Justice 29/3/73 >+o 3098. Reduction school enrolment Education 2/l+/73 42 3274. Carnival Queen, Labrador Mr.dpeaker 3/4/73 44 3430. Evening Tel. 30/3/73 re French Tourism 4/4/73 1+6 3609, tourist Equal pay -equal work etc. Finance 4/4/73 46 3612. M.U.N. students visiting Mr, Speaker 5/4/73 47 3711. Power Commission (allegations) S.A. Neary 5/4/73 47 3722.

Health of Province discussed.with Health 6/4/73 48 3856, Daily.News before b�ought to Houso of Assembly Pensions -(U.S.A.F. Goose) Rehab. & Rec. II 48 3871. Buchans, �chools,hospitals Public Works II 48 3879. Dist. Voe. School instructors Finance 9/4/73 49 4022. pay Nat 1 1. Egg Marketing Scheme Forestry & Agr. II 49 1+o23. (b). Gros Horne Nat 1 1, Park (c). (Hon. J. Chetien, letter att.) Minerals - Hooker Chemical Corp. Mines & En. II 49 1+o32. St. George's Bay (salt) ERCO Enquiry -Hattenhauer Manpower & Ind. 10 /4/73 50 4187, Labrador West strikes - M organ Rel. Royal Artillery'(166)Nfld. Reg.

Premier 13/4/73 54 1+994. Conter. 11Can. Assoc. Provincifil Justice 16/4/73 55 r;o77. Court Judges, Magistrates" Mapping survey - Fed. & Prov . .(Forestry, Wildlife, Recreation) Forests&. Agric. 17/1+/73 56 5355. Principals appt 1 d. for Happy Vall. Education 19/4/73 58 5603. St. Anthony� Baie Verte Vocational chools Allan Cup Hockey Players wel- comed to House of Assembly Mr. Speaker 24/4/73 59 5770. Come by Chance 011 Ref. negot- Premier 25/4/73 60 5891, iat1ons Handicraft Training Prog. expan. Education 26/4/73 61 5964. - 3 -

SUBJECT STATEMENTS (cont'd.) DEPT. or MEMBER Tenants financial assistance Mun. Aff. & Rous. DREE programme s10,220,ooo. Trans. & Comm. Ad.mark Assoc. (Nfld. Liquor Comm. Finance study) Sawmill operation course, North- Education west River, Lab. Resignation- X-ray fechno.,Tech. Health waterford Hospital ext. contract Public Works Bill# 1i3 (Collective bargaining) Finance Amendment section (27) R. Simmons, M.H.A. Hermitage Mr. Speaker welcomed - 4 - 4. BOOK NO. PAGE 26/4/73 61 26/4/73 61 27/4/73 62 30/4/73 63 25/10/73 65 II 65 26/10/73 66 21/1/74 69 5965. 6010. 6156. 6192. 6499. 6503. 6723. 7080.

PETITIONS 5 - 7

SUBJECT Sand truck Community stage Road upgrading (1}. Water & sewer (2), Stadium Grant (3). Junior College ** Atlantic Place Inc. of Municipality Water & sewer Road upgrading Fire truck Community pasture Road upgrading Road upgrading etc. Road upgrading etc. Road upgrading etc­ Road paving Road upgrading & re­ structering Road upgrading PETITIONS PETITIONS AREA Hampton Flowers Cove Sweet Bay St.

George's 11 II 11 II Water Street Burnside, B,N, Bay L'Argent Holyrood Gallants Old Perlican Salvage Gander Bay,North Gander Bay,South Arnold's Cove Cobbs Arm,Rodgers C, Change Islands to South End Goulds Rd, Makin­ sons 5. MEMBER PAGE BOOK NO. N.N. Rowe 49 2. F.B. Rowe 49 2, J. Morgan 50 2. A.M, Dunphy 138 3, J.A. Carter 145 3, P. s. Thoms 211 4. H.V.R. Earle 211 G.W. Dawe 213 A,M. Dunphy 214 B. Howard 395 J.C. Morgan 396 E.W. winsor 397 E.W. Winsor 398 F.J. Alyward 468 H.W.C. Gillett 546 E.W. Winsor 631 G,M. Wilson 633 4. 4. 4. 6, 6. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9. 9. Road upgrading Ming 1 s Bight i.N. Rowe 718 10.

Road upgrading� paved Winter Brook, etc. J. Morgan 905 12. Zoning & bldg. reg•s. St. Barbe,North F.B. Rowe 907 12. Road reconstrction etc, Great Northern Pen. F.B. Rowe 1085 14. , Closing chest� disease Topsail Rd. St.John1 s R. Wells 1095 14. hospital South •Public wharf Westport W.N.Rowe 1095a 15. •(noted Fed. jurisdiction) Road upgraded Mill Rd. Georgestown G,M, Wilson 1096a 15, Big game licences- res- Happy Valley M. Martin 1180a 16. !dents only - 1 ,_

SUBJECT Castor's River N. & S. re - relocation Water system or community well Water line Road plowed etc. Water b: sewer Jater & Sewer (a ).Higbway connect.to Buring Highway ( b}. Telephone PETITIONS (cont•d.) PETJ;TIONS AREA St. Barbe North St. Phillips Bartlett's Hr.($.B. N.) Hound Cove South East,Placentia Trinity,(Bon. Bay) Rencontre• East 11 6. MEMBER PAGE BOOK NO. F.B. Rowe 1364a 19 R. Wells for 144lta 20. J.A. Carter F.B. Rowe 1446a 20. W'.N. Rowe 1605a 22. F.J. Aylward 1606a 22. P.S. Thoms 1764a 24. H.R.V.

Earle 1831ta 25. (Supplementary list of names)Herring Neck add to 1972 list re road H.W.C.Gillett 2011a 27. leading from Indian Cove to Herring Neck Road upgrading Lawrenceton-Brown•s Arm {Lewisporte) Thicket Rd,Hr.Grace �-�- Marshall 2179 tor 0-.M.R.) H. Young 21+-18 Road upgrading & Paving Upgrading Highlands rds. & paving Highlands, St. Geo:ige's A.H. Dunphy 3275 Issuing,Caribou licences Grand Falls Klondike Rd.(Bay Roberts) Coley's Pt. Rd. construction Buchans Howley Leasing land for pasturing Frenchman's Cove cattle Rd. upgrading Northwest Bk. Trinity South Queens's Cove etc. •student Aid Memorial Univ. St.

John's Cattle raising, pastural Red Head Cove farming Road paving & upgrading Fishing gear damaged by storm Defenders of Signal Hill Exec. comm. Fox Hr. (P.E.) Fair Haven (P. E.) St. John'.s - 2 - A. Senior 31+-32 G.H. Wilson 3434 A. Senior 3435 H.V.R. Earle 3618 C.R. Brett 3856 F.B. Rowe 3858- 3865 B. Howard 3869 F.J. Aylward l+-o30 F.J. Aylward 5539 J.A.C. Carter 5604 29- 32. 42. l+-1+. 44. 44. l+-6. 48. 48. 48. 58.

SUBJECT Port au Port workers Come by Chance re strike Central Nfld. hospital to be expanded Amt. money borrowed by students Mem. Un. before eliglitle for assistance Notre Dame School tax Notre Dame School tax Upgrade & pave PETITIONS (cont'd.) PETITIONS AREA Port au Port Grand Falls Buchans Change Islands Twillingate LaScie Bale Verte C.N.R. St. John's MEMBER PAGE. F. Stagg 5892 A. Senior 5894 A. Senior 5903 E.W.Widsor 6192 H.W. Gillett 6193 w.H. Rowe 6346 d.N. Rowe 6351 J.A. Carter 6504 �estport road upgraded Opposition to school tax Paving, upgrading etc. Fowler's Rd. extension Upgrading & Paving Bartlett's Hr.

Dev. Comm. construct water dam Flat Bay, St. Theres�s A.M. Dunphy 0507 6511 Barge at Grand Bank be moved to Conne River wells drilled in Bridge­ port Hard-lying allowance (a). Cook's Hr. (b).3t. Barbe Chamberlains, C.B. Tilting, Fogo St. Barbe North Conne River, Herm. Twillingate St. Barbe, N. Transportation for Ferndale Placentia East school children W.G. Dawe E.W. Winsor 6512 F.B. Rowe 6512 E.M. Roberts 6668 H.W. Gillett 6669 F.B. Rowe 6670 F.J. Aylward 6958 7. BOOK 60. 60. 60. 63. 63. 64. 64. 65. 65. 65. 65. 65, 66. 66. 66. 68.

REP01tTS, REGULATIONS etc. 8 - 9

REPORTS. REGULATIONS etc. Annual C.A. Pippy Park Comm. 1971-72 (a).Hypothecated Securities (oj.Hevolving temporary loans (c).�uaranteed Loans *Above per Rev. & Aud. Act) Public Accts. for 1972 Auditor Generals Report 1972 (a). ( b). (c). ( d). ( e). Prison Regulations amend. Public Service Pensions Board Comm. Public Utilities Regul. 1972. St. John's Fire Dept.Reg. 1972 Revised Statutes of Nfld. (1970 Special Warrants (b),Table Supplementary Supp.since 1949 Social Services & Rehab. Documents (weather maps etc. St. John's� environs) Hoyles Home Admin. Rules & Reg. 1972 Regs.

Real Estate Trading Act Child welfare (Amend. Reg./72) Farm Dev. Board Nfld, I-led. Insurance Reg/72 (b). Dept. of Health lie. of embalmers Reg,/72 DEPT. Pub. Works & Services Finance Finance Justice Finance Social Ser. & Rehab. J .A. Carter Rehab. & Rec. Prov. Aff. & Environ. Social Assist. Mines Agric & For. Health W�ather conditions of The Island Highways 12/3/73 II Ir 13/2/73 II II 15/2/73 11 " 19/2/73 23/2/73 II 27/2/73 workmens Compensation Manpower & Ind. Rel.1/3/73 Ind. Inquiry"Comm. Report (safety & labour ERCO,Long Hr.) Kostaszek Royal Commission snmmary - Blackhead Ur. Ren. Letter re printing Nfld.

Mag­ azine from Min. of Econ. Dev. Kostaszek Royal Comm.Report (b). Urban Region. study II Mun. Ar1', t!c Housing W.N.Rowe I•lun. Aff. & Housing - 1 - II ti 5/3/73 0/ 31'13 7/3/73 8/J/73 8. BOOK NO. � 2 51. 2 " 2 52, 3 3 3 5 5 5 7 12 12 16 19 20 21 22 167. 168. 169. 296. 296. 470. 913. 913. 1104. 1184a. 1365a, 11t!tja. 1569a. 1609a,

REPORTS, REGULATIONS etc. Highway Regulations 1972/73 (a). ( b). (c). ( d). ( e) • ( f). (g). (h). Highway Traffic fees 11 11 snow clearing 11 11 snow clearing St. John 1 s Highway Traffic snow clearing Grand Falls Highway Traff. stiuw clearing St. Anthony Highway Traff. bus reg/73. Highway Traff. fees Amend Reg. 1973 Highway Traffic bus Amend. Regs. 2973. Transportation & Comm. ,ifld. « Lab. Power Comm. Ann.

Rep. ) Mines & Energy Agreement re marketing of Lab, Linerboard Ltd. produce Agreement with signatures (Shaheen Natural Resources) Highway Traffic ltegulations Highway Traffic Regulations Harmon Corp.Reports 72,71,70 Births, deaths, marriages, {1971) Tobacco Tax Regulations,(1 973) Nfld, Farm Products Corp./72 Parks Division

(1972) Evening Tel, 21/4 edition re C. J.O.N. Crown Corporate Agencies Accts. Nfld. « Labrador Housing Corp. Conflict of Interest legislation Copy - by(Prof. Sinclair) Steele Royal Commission re Magis­ tracy Nfld. & Lab. Finance Premier Transp. & Comm 11 II II Municipal Aff. « Housing Health Finance Forestry & Agr. Tourism J.A. Carter Finance Mun Aff. i:.: Hous. Finance Justice - 2 - 12/3/73 15/3/73 20/3/73 26/3/73 29/3/73 4/4/73 " 6/4/73 17/4/73 18/4/73 24/4/73 II 27/4/73 30/1+/73 1 /5/73 15/10/73 9. BOOK NO. � 21+ 27 30 36 40 46 46 48 56 57 59 59 62 63 64 65 1760a. 2016a. 2263a. 2768. 3101. 3620. 3620. 3885. 5356. 5543, 5742. 5742. 6104. 6196. 6353,

BILLS 10 - 26

10. BILL TITLE 1

An Act To Amend The Justice Act 2.

An Act Further To Amend The Employment (Notice of Term Act,1969 3.

An Act To Amend The Employ- ment Of Children Act 4.

An Act Respecting Unsolic- ited Goods � Credit Cards 5.

An Act Respecting The Term- ination of Employment of Sub .. umbers of Persons in Certain Industries 6.

An Act To Amend The St.Clare'$ Mercy Hospital (Incorp. Act, /60 7.

An Act To Amend The Crown Corp. (Local Taxation) 8.

An Act Respecting The Guarantee. By The Crown of Certain Bonds, Debentures Loans And Respecting The Making of Certain Loans By The Crown BILLS MOTION OF 12/2/73 ,, ti II I! " 14/2/73 12/2/73 - 1 - 2nd.READ. � � ASSENT ACT 15/2/73 5 368 22/2/73 4. II 5 361 " 9. 1/3/73 17 1279a 29/3/73 10. II 17 1256a 29/3/73 11. II 17 1261a 29/3/73 19. 15/2/73 5, 17 351, 22/2/73 7. 1232a 1/3/73 17 1241 a 29/3/73 12. 1/3/73 17 1257a 29/3/73 13.

11. filhl, 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 TITLE

An Act Respecting The Reg- istration � Regulation of Collection �gencies

An Act Respecting The Reg. & Regulation of Auto Dealers & Salesmen of such Dealers

An Act Respecting The Reg & Regulation of Credit Reporting Agencies

An Act Further To Amend The Maintenance Act

An Act Further To Amend The Companies Act

An Act To Amend The Family Courts Act

An Act To Amend City of St. John's Act BILLS (cont'd.) MOTION OF 31/1/73 12/2/73 ti II .. " .. - 2 - 2nd READ. liQQ!S; PAGE ASSENT ACT 27/2/73 14 1132 29/3/73 14. 1 /3/73 1? 125'3a 29/3/73 1 5. 27/2/73 lit- 1150 1/5/73 76. 27/2/73 14 1113 29/3/73 119. 15/2/73 5 345 22/2/73 6. 15/2/73 5 368 22/2/73 3. 1/3/73 17 1280a 29/3/73 16.

12, BILL TITLE 16

An Act Respecting Persons In An Intoxicated Condition In P.iblic Places 17

An Act Further To Amend The Assignment of Book Debts Act 18

An Act To Amend The Quieting Of Titles Act 19

An Act To Amend The �ildlife Act 20

An Act To Amend The Protection of Animals Act 21

An Act Respecting Tenancies Of Residential Premies 22

An Act Further To Amend The Criminal Injuries Compensation Act 23

An Act Further To Amend The Judicature Act BILLS (cont'd.) MOTION OF 12/2/73 ,,1 n u u II 13/2/73 u - 3 - 2nd READ. BOOK PAGE ASSENT ACT 26/2/73 13 1065 29/3/73 122. 15/2/73 5 31:t-, 22/2/73 8. 15/2/73 5 367 22/2/73 5- 27/2/73 11+ 1109 29/3/73 120. 15/2/73 5 366 22/2/73 2. 6/3/73 19, 20 1 a76a, 1 64a 1/5/73 51+. 27/2/73 11+ 1120 29/3/73 91+. 22/2/73 10 ?25 22/2/73 121.

1 3. BILLS fil1k TITLE MOTION OF 24-

An Act Further To Amend The 13/2/73 Agree� nt Ratified, Confirmed And Adopted By� Set Forth In The

Schedule To The Leitch Gold Mines Ltd (Agree) Act, 1964 & Make Certain Stat. Prov. Relating To That Agreement * 25

An Act To Establish An �lee- 12/2/73 toral Districts Boundaries Comm. To Report Upon The Dilimitation or The Province Into Districts For 'hich Members Shall Be Ret'd. To The House of Assembly 26

An Act Respecting The Dept. or 12/2/73 Rehabilitation & Recreation • 27

An Act Respecting Conflict Of 12/2/73 Interest In Matters Of Public Concern 28

An Act Further To Amend The 12/2/73 Dept. of Finance Act 29

An Act Respecting The Dept. Of 12/2/73 Transportation & Communications - l+ ( cont'd.) 2nd READ. 1 /3/73 20/3173 23/3/73 8/3/73 30/4-/73 1/3/7 3 6/3/73 - BOOK 17 31 JI+ 22 63 17 20 PAGE. ASSENT ACT 1270a 2913173 17. 2343 2589 29/3/73 l+l+. 1623a 29/3/73 27. 6240 1/5/7 4 113. 1232a 29/3/73 1.+2. 1519a 29/3/73 36,

1 4. BILLS (cont'd.) .fil.IJt Im& MOTION OF 2nd READ. BOOK PAGE ASSENT ACT 30

An Act Further To Amend The Dept. or Educ. & Youth Act 12/2 /73 5/3/73 19 1 372a 29/3/73 35. 31

An Act Resp. The Dept. of For- II 8/3/73 22 16 32a 29/3/73 37. estry & Agriculture 32

An Act Resp. The Dept. of Mun- icipal Affairs & Housing II 1/3/ 73 1 7 124oa 29/3/73 28. 33

An Act Resp. The Dept. or Man- II 1/3/73 16 1205a 29/3/73 34. power & Industrial Re. 34

An Act Respecting The Dept. Of II 8/3/73 22 16 32a 29/3/73 38. Rural Development 35

An Act Respecting The Dept. of 11 1 /3/73 16 1225 a 29/3/73 18. Tourism 36

An Act �especting The Dept. of II 1/3/73 1 7 1238a 29/3/73 33. Mines & !::nergy .. 37

An Act Respecting The Dept. of II 1/3/73 16 1101 a 29/3/73 32. Industrial Development - 5 -

1 5. fil!,J& (cont'd.) � TITLE MOTION OF 2nd READ. � PAGE ASSENT ACT 38

An Act To Amend The Dept. of Health Act 12/2/7 3 1/3/7 2 17 1232a 29/3/73 20. 39

An Act Respecting The Dept. Of Social Services 11 1 /3/73 16 1202a 29/3/73 31. 40

An Act Respecting The Dept. of Public �orks & Services II 1/3/73 16 1205a 29/3/73 30. 41

An Act Respecting The Dept. " 1/3/73 16 1204a 29/3/73 29. of Fisheries 42

An Act Respecting The Dept. of Provincial Affairs & " 6/3/73 20 1515a 29/3/73 39. Environment 43

An Act To Amend The St. John's 5/3/73 3/4/73 42 3324 1/5/73 117. Housing Corp. Act 44

An Act Respecting An Ad.min- 15/2/73 19/2/73 7 478 22/2/73 1 • istrat or For Lake Apts. • 45

An Act For Granting To ,ter " 26/2/73 13 1064 29/3/73 62. (Supp.Supp.) Majesty Certain Sums Of Money For Defraying Certain Expenses Of The Public Service For The Fin- ancial Year 1973 And For Other Purposes Relating To The Public Service - 6 -

16. BILL � 46

An Act Further To Amend The Registration Of Deeds Act 47

An Act To Amend The Health o: "1elfare Act 48

An Act Further To Amend The Nfld. Medical Care Insurance Act 49

An Act Respecting The delfare Of Neglected Adults 50

An Act Further To Amend The Nfld. Municipal Financing Corporation 51

An Act Respecting Homes For Special Care 52

An Act To Amend The Expropriation Act 53

An Act Further To Amend The �o-op. Societies Act 5l+-

An Act To Amend The Forest Fires Act BILLS (cont'd.) MOTION OF 1 9/2/73 1/3/7 3 " 5/3/73 1/3/73 1 /3/73 .. II u - 7 - 2nd READ. � PAGE ASSENT A!IT 27/2/73 14 11 32 29/3/73 77. 16 /3/73 29 2250 29/3/73 45, 8/3/73 22 164 7a 29/3/73 24. 26/4/73 61 6044 1 /5/73 81. 8/3/73 �2 164 9a 29/3/73 40. 6/3/73 20 1471a 29/3/73 26, 8/3/73 22 1647a 29/3/73 21. 8/3/73 22 1648a 29/3/73 23. 8/3/73 22 1636a 29/3/73 22.

17 . � ( cont'd.) BILL TITLE MOTION OF 2nd READ. BOOK PAGE ASSENT ACT 55

An Act To Amend The Leg- 2/3/73 6/3/73 20 1 '+70a. 29/3/73 52. islative Disabilities Act 8/3/73 22 1619a 56

An Act To Clarify The Manner In " 8/3/73 22 16'+8a 29/3/73 41. which The Provisions Of The Statues Amend. Act /71 And The Statues Amend. Act /72 Are To be Implemented 57

An Act To Amend The Northern Lab- rador (Social Services And " 8/3/73 22 16'+9a 29/3/73 25. Rehabilitation) Act 58

An Act Respecting The Establishment And Operation Of Public Parks By The St. John's Municipal Council II 24-/1+/73 59 58'+2 1 /5/73 63. 59

An Act Further To Amend The Agree- II 16/3/73 29 2248 29/3/73 1+6. ment Ratified, Confirmed« Adopted By And Set Forth In The

Schedule To The Commodore Mining Co. Ltd. (Agree- ment) Act,/68, And To 1-iake Certain Statutory Provisions Relating To That Agreement • 60

An Act To Ratify,Confirm, Adopt An II 26/3/73 35 2676 ,,· 55. Agreement Made Between Nfld & Lab- " 36 2�50{ Original rador Edison Co. Ltd. with Shaheen 27/3/73 37 2 61 bill # 76) Natural Resources Co, Inc. As In- II 38 2936 tervenor And To Make Provision Res. Other Matters Concerned with The Agreement - 8 -

18. BILL TITLE 61

An Act To Establish The Nfld, Crop Ins. Agency 62

An Act To Ratify, Confirm, Adopt An Indenture Made Between The Govt. Nfld. Forest Products Ltd., Bowaters Canadian Corp. Ltd., Bowaters Nfld. Ltd. « Lundrigans Ltd.� An Agree. Between Govt. And Bowaters Nfld. Ltd. & To Make Pro- vision Resp. Matters Connected Therewith • 63

An Act To Amend The Stephenville Linerboard Mill (Agreement) Act/72 64

An Act To Amend The Tobacco Tax Act 65

An Act Further To Amend The Act 66

An Act To Make Certain Provisions Resp. The Reorganization Of The Govt. And The Public Service Of The Province & Resp. Matters conn- ected Therewith Or Arising There- from 1ill4& ( cont'd.) MOTION OF 2/3/73 " " " 7/3/73 513173 - 9 - 2nd READ. BOOK !:AQE ASSENT ,Ag'.!'. 24/4/73 59 5839 1 /5/73 78, 1 3/3/73 25 1896a 29/3/73 61. 23/3/73 34 2654 27/3/73 38 3018 20/3/73 30 2263 29/3/73 51. 22/3173 j� 2507 23/3173 2602 16/3/73 29 2245 29/3/73 47. 16/3/73 29 2249 29/3/7 3 49. 16/3/73 29 2245 29/3/73 1+8.

19. BILLS (cont'd.) BILL TITLE MOTION OF 2nd REAU. BOOK PAGE ASSENT ACT 67

An Act Respecting Proceedings Against The Crown 5/3/73 3/4/73 42 3312 1 /5/73 59. 68

An Act Respecting The Protection or Employees wages 11 69 To Move The House Into A Comm- 16/3/73 27/3/73 38 30,7 29/3/73 43. •(Interim ittee Of The whole To Consider Supply) Certain Resolutions For The Grant- ing or Interim Supply To Her Majesty 70

An Act Respecting A Public Ser- vice Commission For The Province 6/3/73 27/4/73 62 6108 1 /5/73 116. 71

An Act To Amend The •;elf are Ins tit- utions Licensing Act 8/3/73 1/5/73 42 3311 1 /5/73 56. 72

An Act Respecting Allowances For 7/3/73 3/4/73 Certain People In Private Homes 42 3309 1/5/73 57. For Special Care 73

An Act Further To Amend The High- way Traffic Act 71317 3/4 /73 1+2 3319 1 /5/73 ,a. - 10 -

20. BILLS ( cont'd,) � TITLE MOTION OF 2nd READ, BOOK PAGE ASSENT ACT 74

An Act Respecting The Dis- 8/3/73 26/4/73 61 6047 1/5/ 73 82. posal of ,aste . �ii� To Move The House Into A Comm- 8/3/73 24/4/73 59 5890 1/5/73 75, ittee Or The lllhole To Consider 24/4/73 {Loan & Certain Resolutions In Relation To The Advancing Or Guaranteeing Guarantee) Of Certain Loans 76

An Act To Ratify, Confirm, Adopt 14/3/73 27/3/73 38 2967 29/3/73 53. A Supplemental Agreement Made Be- tween The Govt., Nfld. Refining Co. Ltd. & Other Companies 77

An Act To Amend The Adoption or Children Act, /72, 12/3/73 16/3/73 29 2250 29/3/73 50. 78

An Act Further To Amend The Prov- 15/3/73 26/4/73 61 6043 1/ 5/73 68. incial Parks Act 79

An Act Further To Amend The City 15/3/73 2/4/73 42 334� 1/5/73 60. Of Corner Brook Act 3/4/73 43 334 80

An Act To Repeal The Telegraph Tax 21/3/7 3 24/4/73 59 5861 1 /5/73 65, Act 81

An Act Further To Amend The Mem- 15/3/73 26/4/73 61 60,6 1/S/73 101. orial University (Pensions} Act - 11 -

21. BILLS ( cont'd.) BILL TITLE MOTION OF 2nd READ. BOOK PAGE ASSENT � 82

An Act To Ratify, Confirm, Adopt, On The Part Of The Province An 15/3/73 1 /5/73 64 6361 1/5/73 105. Agreement Made Between The Govt. or The Province Of Nfld. And To Provide For Certain Matters Re: lating Thereto 83

An Act Further To Amend The Social 1 5/3/73 26/4/73 61 6057 1/5/73 69. Assistance Act ( 84) To Move The House Into A Committee 16/f 73 26/4/73 61 6090 1/5/73 73. ( 75) Of The "'hole To Consider Certain 24/ /73 Resolutions Relating To The Guarantee Of The Repayment Of Bonds, Debentures Issued By & The Guarantee Of The Repayment of Loans Made To Certain Local Authorities 85

An Act Further To Amend The St. John's 21/3/73 24/4·/73 (Metropolitan Area) Act 59 5847 1/5/73 64� 86

An Act To Revise Existing Leg- 23/3/73 26/4/73 61 6058 1/5/73 83. islation Respecting All Terrain Vehicles 87.

An Act To Amend The Local Govt. (Elections) Act 23/3/73 24-/4/73 59 5854 1/5/73 66. - 12 -

22. � TITLE 88

An Act Further To Amend The Registration of Deeds Act 89

An Act To Amend The Memorial University Act 90

An Act To Amend The Social Security Assessment Act /72 The Act# 56 of 1972 91

An Act Further To Amend The Trustee Act 92

An Act Further To Amend The Crown Lands (Mines" Quarries) Act 93

An Act To Repeal The Dept. Of Labrador Affairs Act 91t

An Act To Revise & Consolidate The Law with Respect To The Marketing Of Natural Products 95

An Act To Ratify, Confirm, Adopt, An Agreement Made Between The Govt. & Kennco Explorations (Canada) Ltd. BILLS (cont'd.) MOTION OF 27/3173 27/3173 26/3/73 28/3/73 26/3/73 29/3/73 3/lt/73 3/4/73 3/4/73 12/4/73 - 13 - 2nd READ. BOOK PAGE ASSENT A9l. 26/4/73 61 6068 1 /5/73 84, 26/4/73 61 6061 1 /5/73 70. 24/l+/73 59 5855 1/5/73 67. 26/4/73 61 6071 1 /5/73 71. 26/4/73 61 6072 1 /5/73 72. 26/4/73 61 6097 1/5/73 ,02. 24/4/73 59 5812 1/5/73 79. 1/5/73 6'+ 6357 1 /5/73 106.

23. 1fil!& (cont'd,) ]ill l'.lTI& MOTION OF 2nd READ. BOOK � ASSENT ACT 96

An Act Further To Amend The Health� Public ielfare Act 3/4/73 26/4/73 61 6102 1 /5/73 91 . 97

An Act To Ratify Confirm � Adopt An Indenture Entered Into Between 4/4/73 26/l+/73 61 6101 1/5/ 73 90. The Govt.,Nfld, Steel/68 Company Ltd. & Lundriga.ns Ltd. ,1th Res- pect To The Termination Of The Agreement Forming The

Schedule To The Govt. Nfld. Steel /68, Co Ltd. Lundrigans Ltd. (Agreement) 98

An Act To Amend The Dog Act,/66 4/4/73 26/4/73 61 61Q2 1 /5/73 92. 99

An Act Further To Amend The 4/4/73 24/l+/73 59 5858 1/5/ 73 80 Gasoline Tax Act 100

An Act Further To Amend The City 6/4/73 24/4/73 59 5820 1/5/73 74. Of St. John's Act 101

An Act To Amend The Mental Health 6/4/73 26/4/73 61 6103 1/5/73 93, Act, 1971 102

An Act Respecting Historic Objects, 12/4/73 26/4/73 61 6072 1 /5/73 85. Site & Records 103

An Act To Amend The Farm Develop- 16/4/73 1/5/ 73 64 6372 1/5/73 96, ment Loan Act - 1 l+ -

24. fil!J& ( cont'd.) BILL TITLE MOTION OF 2nd READ. BOOK PAGE ASSENT }&I 104

An Act To Amend The Hospital's, Act, 1971 12/4/73 1 /5/ 73 64 6370 1/5/73 118. 105

An Act Further To Amend 12/4/73 1/5/73 64 6354 1/5/73 95 The Criminal Injuries Compensation Act 106

An Act To Provide For The Estab- 16/4/73 30/ 4/73 62 6190 1 /5'/73 104. lishment Of The Nfld. Liquor Corp. 107

An Act To Provide For the Con- 16/4/73 30/4/73 62 6152 1/5/73 103. trol of Alcoholic Liquor 108

An Act Further To A.mend The Ex- 17/4/73 1 /5173 64 6356 1/5/73 97, propriation Act 109

An Act To A.mend, Revise, Con- solidate The General Law Relat- 18/4/73 30/4/73 63 6197 1/5/73 86. ing To The Public Revenue, The Raising Of Certain Loans Authorized By The Legislature� The Auditing Of Public Accts. 110

An Act Further To Amend The Educ- 24/4/73 1/5/73 64 6381 1/5/73 98. ation {Teacher Training) Act 111

An Act To A.mend The Local Govt. 24/4/73 1/5/73 64 6455 1/5/73 100. Act, 1972 - 1 5 -

25. fillli (cont'd.) � nru MOTION OF 112

An Act To Amend The Labour Relations Act 24/4/73 113

An Act Further To Amend The workmen's Compensation Act 24/l+/73 114

An Act To Provide For Collect- 24/4/73 ive Bargaining Respecting Teachers• Salaries & Horking Conditions 115

An Act Further To Amend The Automobile Insurance Act 24/4/73 116

An Act Further To Amend The High- way Traffic Act 24 /4/73 117

An Act Further To Amend The Educ- 24/4/73 ation ( Teachers' Pensions) 118

An Act Respecting The Application or A Certain Provision Of The 24 /4/73 Crown Lands ( Mines & Quarries) Act 119 To Move The House Into A Committee 1/5/73 or The Hhole To Consider A Resolut- 25/4/73 ion In Relation To The Raising or Loans On The Credit or The Province - 16 - 2nd r.EAD. 1/5/73 1/5/73 1/5/73 1 /5/73 1/5/73 1/5/73 1/5/73 1/5/73 BOOK 64 61+ 61+ 64 64 64 64 61+ � 6441 6458 6474 6374 6374 6388 6356 6405 ASSENT ACT 1/5/73 107, 1/5/73 115. 1/5/73 114. 1/5/73 108. 1/5/73 109, 1/5/73 99. 1 ;r:;173 uo. 1/5/73 87

26. BILLS (cont'd.) fil.11 nM MOTION OF 2nd READ. � � ASSENT ,Ag.1,_ 120 To Move The House Into Comm- ittee Of The Nhole To Con- 25/4/73 26/4/73 61 6041 1/5/73 89. (Supply) sider Certain Resolutions For The Granting Of Supply To Her Majesty 121

An Act To Amend The Registr- ation Of Partnerships Act,/72 25/4/73 1/5/73 6'+ 6356 1 /5/73 112. 122

An Act To Repeal The tiovt.-Nfld. 25/4/73 1 /5/73 64 64-57 1 /5/73 111 • Marine larks, (Agreement) Act, 1966/67 1 And To Make Specific Provision Respecting Subsidies In Respect or The Construction Of Ships At Marystown :ihipyard 123

An Act To Govern Collective Bar- 26/4/73 25/10/73 65 6530 30/10/73 123. gaining Respecting Certain Em- 26/10/73 66 6690 ployees In The Public Service 29/10/73 67 6811 In The Province 124

An Act Further To Amend The

Summary Jurisdiction Act 26/4/73 1/5/73 64 6405 1/5/73 88 125

An Act To Amend The �fld. & Lab- 30/4/73 rador Housing Corporation - 17 -

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS (Tabled & Oral) 27 - 37

QUESTION Oral • 82 -( 8/6/72) 21 61 47 48 Oral 57 50 58 29,30,31 33 76 74 40 104 105 107 2, 3!4, 5, 9,1o,11,12 .._ 14-,15,17,1/j, 19,20 109 82,84,86, 89 35 111 � 1'!.2, 11J,114 27. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ( Tabled & Oral) SUBJECT ASKED BY '!..\BI.RD BY BOOK PAGE Facilities, Tapper's Cove S. Neary Longliner haulout,Durrells H. Gillett R. Cheeseman 9 635.

Tender d�tes maintenance Govt. aircraft Offices maintained Ottawa No. of prisoners attending school No. of incarcerated prison­ ers Diamond drilling Buchans E.M.O. equipment deprec­ iation Advertising, Transportat­ ion, Public Rel. costs No. of journeys etc.1972 Space rentals Management Labrador City Hospital Mobile Clinic, St Barbe South It 11 n A.T. Rowe E. �insor H. Earle Opp. Lcador Premier Moores W. Rowe T. Hickman n n S. Neary L. Barry H. Gillett T. Hickey �- Rowe T. Hickman 10 12 14 14 14 14 14 1 5 F. Rowe G. Ottenheimer 15 E. dinsor H. V. Earle Opp. Leader A.T.

Rowe ti ti 1 6 16 16 720, 913. 1107. 1107. 1107. 1107. 1107. 1098a 1099a 1187a 1187a 1187a No. Motor vessels in Dept. Opp. Leader A.T. Rowe 18 19 1295a 1367a Urban Renewal Scheme Corner Brook No. places visited out­ side Canada since Port­ folio No. of journeys etc. since Jan. 18/72 Sam Dicks capacity etc. Appeal decisions of ',•lel­ fare Off.; Administration how many etc. Travelling expenses Hospital construction Schools built etc. Proposed Home for Senior Citizens - 1 F. Rowe W. Rowe ii. Rowe Opp. Leader S. Neary E. Winsor Opp. Leader F. B. Rowe S. Neary ., H. Collins C. "1. Doody T. Hickman Premier A.

Murphy H,H. Earle A. T. Rowe G. Otten­ heimer J. Rousseau 19 19 20 20 20 20 20 20 1367a 1367a 1454a 1454a 1455a 1455a 1455a

28. ANSvlERS TO QUESTIONS -Tabled & Oral QUESTION SUBJECT ASKED BY TABLED BY � PAGE 106 Visits outside Province H. Gillett T. Hickey 21 1529a, 80 Gasoline & fuel increase 11 II II 1 529a. 103 Visits outside Canada "'· Rowe J.G. Reid II 1529a. 51 Recoverable monies from "'· Rowe II II 1529a Govt. of Canada re wel- fare service 52 Rural Development Grants Opp. Leader II II 1529a, since formation 53 How many Grants & Loans II II II 1529a. 54 Total value of Grants & It II II 1529a, Loans 55 To whom Grants & Loans, 11 ti 11 1529a. amts.etc. 41 Guaranteed Loans to Mun- F. Rowe H.

Collins 22 161 Oa. icipalities etc. 46 Honthly wata-rates etc. F. Rowe II 22 161 Oa, 36 Location of new schools since 1972 F. Rowe G. Ottenheimer 22 161 Oa. 34 Amt. paid µysicians in Opp. Leader A.T. Rowe 22 1611 a. Labrador City or Wabush 32,83, 85 Cost of new hospital fac- II II 23 1684a. 87,88 ility, Carbonear etc. 6 'fotal value of liens, �. A. Neary A.

Murphy 24 1763a, orders etc, for recovery f1•01� Uld Age Pensions, Canada Pension Plan etc. for over-payment owing to Govt. 8 Gross amt. of outstand- II II 24 176)a. ing over-payments for long o.. short term assist- ance, blind etc. 16 Assistance granted to II II 24 1763a, persons in wabush-while looking for employment (i.e.) if destitute 78 Journeys outside Canada II II 21+ 1763a, since 18/1/72 108 No. vessels in service of II II 24- 1763a. Dept. 75 Illness Port Saunders, Opp. Leader A.T. Rowe 21+ 1763a, Hawke's Bay 101 Journeys outside of 11 11 24- 1763a, Canada since 18/1/72 - 2 -

QUESTION 142 143 144 145 146 1 51 153 155 156 38 59 139 37 81 17 7 62 63 64 65 66 67 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS (Tabled & Oral) SUBJECT Journeys outside Canada Paving From Trinity to Newtown Paving From Garnish Rd. to Pardy' s Pt. Clam Pd. Rd. to be open­ ed to give access to fish­ ing etc. Grand Bay West to be conn­ ected by Rd. Plum Pt. to Eddie's Cove to be maintained Path end -(mile of road to be upgraded) George's Brook to Bur­ goyne's Cove upgraded Patrick's Path, Torbay, widened & paved Inspectors report sub­ mitted- Arnold's Cove) ASKED BY M. Woodward P.S. Thoms M. Woodward II It F. Rowe M.

Woodward M. itloodward It F. Rowe TABLED BY T. Farrell II II II It ti II II II H. Collins Journeys outside Canada since 1972 F. Rowe H. Collins Number of wells tested in 1972 Opp. Leader A.T. Rowe No. of teachers (1.e,) F. Rowe G.Ottenheimer degree of quality,brackets; employed in Nfld-schools To table documents between Opp. Leader C. Doody Govt. � Steel Co.of Canada Names of Welfare Licens­ ing Board members s. Neary No. of Appeals re P.A.O. No. of Appeals outside of P.A.D. Board jurisdiction Opp.

Leader No. of Appeals ret'd. to P.A.D. initiating review No of Appeals not upheld No of Appeals upheld No of Appeals of decisions by P.A.D. concerning clas­ ification of Public Service Employees - 3 - tt 11 11 II 11 II II II II J. Rousseau J. Crosbie tt II II II II 27 II II II It It II 11 ti II II II 30 32 32 32 32 32 32 29. 2017. II II 2018. II It II It It ti II II 2181. II 2258. 21+21. 2421. 2421. 2421.

QUESTION 68 69 70 71 72 73 186 11 9, 1 20, 1 21 , 122,123,124, 1 25, 126,127, 128, 169 170 171 172 173 175 176 178 174- 180 181 157 158 t 59 160 161 162 163 164 165 166 167 168 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS (Tabled & Oral) SUBJECT ASKED BY TABLED BY J. CrosbieNo of applications for review returned to in­ dividuals e.g.(procedures) by P.A. D. Opp. Leader No. of applications for review returned to indiv­ iduals(e.g.)outside P,A.D. jurisdiction Opp.

Leader II No. of applications filed with P.A.D. which initiated applications for review No. of applications heard and weren�l upheld No. of applications heard and were upheld No. of applications heard and discussions rendered Names on Pippy Park Board No. of transfer of owner­ ship of cars in 1972; inspection; authorized motor vehicle stations etc. re petitions• paving foll.­ King's Pt. i'lest Bay, Port au Port Riverhead, Hr. Grace Torbay Garden Cove, r.B.

North Harbour Fox Cove,Placentia West Chance Cove, Bellevue, Thornlea re upgrading etc - Lower Island Cove Admirals Cove, Cape Broyle Long Island rd.b�ilt & a wharf " II II II E. Winsor M. lloodward " ti ti II II II " II II II II II " II H,V. Earle T. Farrell " " II II II II II II II II re Names Hospitals Board of Managers- BoV.,.ood Burin Grand Bank Burgeo Placentia Fogo Hr. Breton Springdale Norris Point Brookfield Come By Chance Bona vista - 4 - Opp. Leader A.T. Rowe II II II II II II ..

It 11 11 II II It II 11 II II II II II u ti ,, 32 " II ti " II 33 " 33 II ti II II II II ti II 34 " II II II II II II " II II II 30. 2421. " " " II II 2502. 2503, 2504. 2504. II " II II " II II " II 2;80. II II ti II It " " II II II II

31. ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ( Tabled & Oral) QUESTION SUBJECT ASKED BY TABLED BY BOOK � 182 Capital Grants construct- F. Rowe G. OttenheillB' 35 2670. ion school bld, s. (Conne River petition 39 Fil'efighting equipment F. Rowe H. Collins 37 2851. Nain, Labrador 116 No; salaries; promotions w. Rowe c. Doody 37 2851. in Civil Service II ti 44 3443. 1+2 Outstanding loans owed to Chartered banks by F. Rowe H. Collins 39 3020. .t,;unicipali ties 90 Guaranteed bank loans Opp. Leacer J.

Crosbie 39 3020. by Govt.-Dem!!!!d§ not met since 31/72 91 Alnts. paid on demand-{default) II ti II II 92 Ni:Lllles persons, firms- fin- II 11 II II ancial assistance 91+ Value or demand loans adv- II ti ti u anced to Govt. by char.banks 97 Value of outstanding Treasury II II ti 3024. 99 bills, value of each Value or indebtness to Bank II It It II of Montreal(i.e.)overdraft 102 No. of Journeys outside II II II 3025. Canada since 1/72, 189 Date of letter from Minister M. Woodward T, Farrell " 3029. requesting by letter-road construction priorities from each M.H.A. 210 Traytown petition(re road P.

Thoms ti II II & Culls Hr. causeway) ..!00,201,202, re-directed to appropiate 44 31+1+3 • 203,2 01+,205, depts.(request d. Doody) 206,212 200 Petite Forte electricity 'II. Rowe L, Barry II 31+1+5. 214 Crime Commission- Ntnnes "· Rowe A. Hickman 46 3620. 93 Gross funded debt amt. less Opp. Leacer J.

Crosbie n 3621. sinking fund etc. 95 Value-Nfld. deLentures; II II II 36�3. exchequer bonds due for redemption 3/31/73 96 Debentures loans raised II It II 3625. by Govt. since 3/31/73 98 Total value a.mts. monies II II II 3628. borrowed by Govt.- repaid period excess one year. 100 Proceeds rec'd. from Bond II issue since 31/3/72 II II 3631. Consulting Firm doing Waste Disposal study Solid s. Neary T. Hickey II 3632. - 5 -

QUESTION 184 56 13 7 * 185 141 196 199 188 201 202 203 204 205 206 233 238 ANSWERS TO QUBSTIONS (Tabled & Oral SUBJEC'r Labour Relations Board names No. of journeys since 18/1/72 Cost of houses during Feb. 1972.(for repairs) Cost of short term Soc­ ial Assist. distributed during February Names of Social Assist­ ance Appeals Board How many visits Min. of Labrador Affairs made since J'an. 1972 James Paton Kem. Hosp. Board of Management names Names of Stephenville Hospital Bd. of Manage­ ment Names of Bd.Governors College of Trades & Tech, ASKED BY S. Neary E. Winsor s. Neary S. Neary S. Neary M. woodward Opp.

Leader II F. Rowe Names of Anniversary Cel. W. Rowe Committee (25th) Names & positions held w. Rowe in Govt.on Special Comm. for 25th Anniv. Cel. No. of replies rec 1 d from Organizations re. activities & events of Celebrations II What dates letters sent oigan- 11 izations re Anniv. celebrations Names of organizations that advice requested from re Anniversary Cel. ..that events, activities Govt. plans other than Organizations activities when and where II II Names of members of Rent F. Rowe Control Board, etc. Names of Nomenclature H. Gillett Board etc. - 6 - TABLED BY G. Da.we II A. Hurphy A. Murphy A, t:urphy A.

Murphy A. Rowe II G. Otten­ heiiner T. Doyle II II II II II T. Hickey 11 46 II 48 II II 52 II 48 " 49 50 II II II II II 51 II 32. 3632. 3 637. 3878. II II 3879. II 4031. 4188. II II II II II 4357. 4357.

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ( Tabled & Oral) QUESTIONS SUBJECT ASKED BY 'II. Rowe * 212 Names of Nfld. & Lab. Answer Commission etc. (Previously prepared /72.) Oral 190 191 192 197 198 60 l 50 213 237 22 23 24- 25 26 27 28 If instruction may be given at Com munity Coll­ eges by Memorial Univ. F. Rowe Film strips, equip- M. Martin ment and costs Petitioners from St. Jacques to Tibbo 1 s Hill re medical services Opp. Leader Names of Bd. of Manage­ ment Buchans Hospital Names of Medical Care Commission etc. Names of members Bd. of Management Channel-Port aux Basques Names of members St.

John's Hosp�tal Advisory Council It II II II No, of journeys outside Canada P, Thoms No, of Community Past­ ures developed Etc. F. Rowe Names of Nfld. Farm Products Corporation P, Thoms Members of Gros Marne Park Authority No. of applications for leases of Crown Land rec'd. /72 No. of leases awaiting approval as of Dec/72 No. of leases of crown land rec'd. and on hand pending approval How many leases rejected for Nov. 1972 No. of applications of Crown land for lease for residential purpose app­ roved & used for Nov./72, No1s. of leases for November /72 and current fiscal year as of 1/4-/72.

When Govt. rec 1 d. applic­ ations for residence leases which were on hand 1/12/72 II II II II II n II II ; TABLED BY L. Barry G. Otten. It A. Rowe ,, II E.Maynard II " " fl fl II II II II 33. BOOK PAGE 51 4358. 54 50 55 55 14 " t1 II 55 55 It ,6 u " •• 5080. 4294. 5080. 5080. ,, II 11 II 5080. 5080. II It 5357. II II II II II

QUE!STIONS 276 277 278 235 248 270 219 • 240 (question re- directed) 282 232 271 272 302 259 355 ·336 re 337 338 II �� II II 31t1 II 342 II 343 II 344 II 3�5 II ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ( Tabled & Oral) SUBJECT ASKED BY Report of Province's W.N.Rowe Correctional system Assistance-social It II agencies(i.e.) John Howard Society,etc. If new penitentiary ti II being built Names of Farm Dev. Bd. P. Thoms Exchequer a/draft to Opp. Leader Bank of Montreal as of 31/1/73 Auditor General's Re- II port as of 31/1/72 Names of members of II Civil Service Commission Emergency Measures Orgar-.- H.

Gillett ization names Members of each Local P. Thoms Advisory Commission Names of members Bd.of F. Rowe Regents Memorial Univ. How many contracts award- E, itlinsor ed for Carbonear Hosp. How many contracts award- II ed for Western Mem. Hosp. Cost of advertisements II Town Crier Value of accts.debts Opp. Leader owed in Dept. of Health If space rented i}ander E. Cost of roads oiled M. Th� fo ll• � etitions-Road from t.

May to Lords Co:11:e Trinity North,(Random Is.)upgrading Harry's Hr.Green Bay Monkstown Placentia West ke1ding Tl2kles,Lewisporte Bonavista South Route ii 10 Soytg�ort to Hodge's C ove Trinity North NQrtnern Arm to Pt. Leam- ington Lewisporte Ridge Road, Hr. Grace - 8 winsor . foodward It II 11 11 " II " II TABLED BY T. Hickman II ti E. Maynard J. Crosbie II II T, Hickey G. Otten. H. Earle II II It A. Rowe H. Earle T. Farrell II II II II II II II II 34. 1!Q.Q!S lliii 56 5357. II II II It 57 5545. ti 11 II II II 551+9. II 555 1. II II • 58 5608. 59 571+3. II II II II 60 5909. 59 5743. 60 5909.

II 5910 II ,, II It II 11 II 11 II 11 II II II II II II

y;. AHStlERS TO QUESTIONS ( Tabled & Oral) UESIIONS SUBJECI A§K§D BI TA�ED BY � � 46 Names of isolated comm- M. Woodward T.

Farrell 60 5910. unities where roads constructed 1972 47 Boad construction value from Happy Valley to the Quebec Highways system II II II ti 48 Names of persons appt•d. ti II II " on Committee re transport- ation ,49 If any steps taken to construct extra traffic II II II 11 lanes entrance to Grand F·lls Chalet ,50 If extra traffic lanes II II II II to Beothic Provincial Park ,51 Cost of construction of from sea-plane base to rd, II II II II ForL eau, Labrador !90 Number of elopements Boys, Girls Training Institutes s. Neary J. Rousseau " " for 1972 107 Cost of advertising 1972 H, Gillett T.

Hickey II " Signal Hill Tattoo !93 Names of members of Ad· visory Commission Environ- P. Thoms 11 " It mental Quality !11 Names of members Clean ti " 11 II Air,Water � Soil Authority !89 If Junior Colleges will F. Rowe G, Otten. " 5912, beetablished outside St. John's (1,

e) Memorial University expanding �01 If training course at Trades Colleges for ti " 11 5914. Denturists ?97 Hembers of Youth visory Council Ad- II J. Rousseau 61 5967. •9 Recoveries under Social Security Assessment Act w. Rowe T. Hickman " II •3 Total amts. owed Nfld, F. Rowe H. Collins 61 5968. Financing Corp, 132 Applications from In- corporated centres re Grants under L.l.P. ,, " II II 230 St. John's Housing II II II II appointments, dates etc. 299 Appeals for Urban Re- newal Project etc. II II 63 6196, 31? Ntld, & Labrador Housing II II 11 II Corp. - 9 .

16. ANS"1ERS TO QUESTIONS ( Tabled & Oral) QUESTIONS SUBJECT ASKED BY TABLED BY BOOK PAGE 220 Names of Nfld. Liquor Opp. Leader J. Crosbie 64 6354. Commission members 215 Remuneration paid for s. Neary J. Rousseau 65 6515. M.O. Morgan Inquiry- 216 Names of Minimum �age ti II ti II Board members,etc. 217 Names of Fishery-lnd. II II ti II Advisory-Board 285 No. of Applications " II II II made for certification etc. to Labour Rel. Bd. 286 Names 01' appointees to Manpower Research Div. II II II 11 2A8 No. of applications II II II II from Trade Unions as bargaining agents etc. 363 No of reported indust- Opp.

Leader II II " rial accidents etc. 373 Amt. of �orkmen's Comp- ,.

Neary II 11 II i>. ensation pd. widows, children 375 Amt. of 1,orkmen I s Comp- ensation pd. widows II II ti II 376 Amt. of '.forkmen' s Comp� II II II " ensation claims pd. limited pensions for 377 Amt. of Workmen's Comp- II II II 11 ensation for medical costs only(i.e.)finalized 378 Amt. of Workmen's Comp- 11 II II II ensation for medical costs only (i.e.) not finalized 379 No. of Workmen' s Comp- II II II II ensation claims- long term finalized 380 No. of Workmen 1 s Comp- II II ti II ensation claims -long term not finalized 381 No. of claims for work- II II II 11 men's Compensation for permanent partial dis-ability were made 382 No. of claims for �ork- II " II ti men's Comp. for permanent partial disability not made etc. - 10 -

37. 'NSWERS TO QUESTIONS ( Tabled & Oral) QUESTIONS SUBJECT AS!QilD BY TABLED BY BOOK PAGE 383 Workmen's Compensation claims dis, llowed s. Neary J. Rousseau 65 6515, 393 Amt. of money provided 11 ti 11 " Nfld. Fed. of Labour to attend Can.

Labour College 395 No. of certificates " 11 II " revoked by Labour Re- lations Board 391+ No. of certifications " II of trade Unions as bar- gaining agents etc. 397 No. of occasions Minister II II 11 II acceded to request re conciliation officer 396 No. of times a con- II II " " ciliation board appointed when conciliation officer failed 398 No. of times Labour Rel. u It ,, II Board revoked certification of certified bargaining agent 399 Amt. paid in remuneration " " II II & expenses for conciliation boards 400 No. of applications rec'd. ti II II n by Labour Rel, Board from trade unions to be certified

RE.SOLlJTI 01\J:3 38 - 42

RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION TITLE House aujourn 12/2/73 Dept 1 y. Speaker (F.R. Stagg) Strike Bonavista Fish Plant (by leave of House) Denturists !!lotion: "Amendment to Rei;.-That Select Committee be appt'd. Resolution carried as amendad • Select Committee named-Denturisbl 1Tribute to Late Most Rnv. Michael O'Reilly Shut.down of Steel Mill Octogan (by leave of House) BY WHOM W. Marshall Mr, Speaker S. Neary NOTICE Opp. Leader 12/2/73 A.T. Rowe n II n R. Wells J. Morgan \i.N. Rowe B. Peckford S. Neary M, iloodward T. Hickman H. Gillett L, Barry T, Farrell C.R. Brett G.R. Ottenheimer R.L. Cheeseman B. Howard J.C.

Crosbie E.N. Roberts Premier Moores w. Doody 1!l!ribute to the Late Harold Mi!'ilin Premier Moores Supplementary Supply Mr. Chairman 48 173 173 54 231-4624-7-56255256-59259-62262-66266-69269-72272-73273-81281-84284-92 .?.92-94639-43643-45645'-48648-51 65'1 651-54654-72 673 1099a 3'l8 1+01-6 467 747 38 . 1. 3. 3. 2, 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. It. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 9, 9, 9, 9. 9. 9, 9. 9. 15 6. 6. 7. 10. Tenders being called-expenditure . S. Neary Public Monies (i.

e) McLean,Nacom 13/2/73 170 3. 671+-710 9, 11 o,a- 1 5, 111 Oa NOTE Letter re.Nt'ld./72 Mag, - 1 Premier Moores F.B. Rowe 'II. Marshall w.N. Rowe J. Morgan T. Doyle T. Farrell 1110a- 15', 1149a 1149a- 1 5. 1165a 1167a- 15, 1172a 1538a- 21. 1 550a 1550a- 21, 83a 1584-a- 21. 87a 1587a- 21.90a 1590a- 21. 91a

RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION TITLE BY WHOM NOTICE MOTION: Tenders McLean, etc. (cont ttJ R.Cheeseman B. Peckford H. Gillett P. Thoms adj I d. • ( P. Thoms not in seat)Opp. Leader Dept. of Educ. expenditure tabled (i.e. McLean) ResoJ,ution lolit on division Tribute to Lady Dorothy Outerbridge Atlantic Place-"Downtown complex11 MO'rION " Civil actions be taken --against Crown .•. 11 Motion •11 Reinstate l•,others1 Allow- ances" (Ab�ve Motion with minor changes) Tribute to Late E.C. Cranford Interim S3.urnlf Res2J.ution -"Grant- ing of Expenses to be paid 31/3/74 �85,000,000. 11 Tribute to Late Charles Furey, Hr.

Main Motion:"Commission of Inquiry re Highway Safety ••• 11 - 2 - J.Crosbie T. Hickey A. Evans �;. Martin T. Hickman �. woodward G. Ot tenl .eimer :; . Neary "· 1'ir1r:::hall Premier �:oores J. Car ter 2/3/73 Mr. 8peaker R, ..,ells 2/3/73 P. Thoms 713173 II " 9/3/73 Opp. Leaitr J. Crosbie c.w. Doody w. Rowe w. Marshall M. Woodward F. B. Rowe J. Morga n T. Farrell s. Neary 39.

PAGE BOOK 1591a- 21. 93a 1 ?93a- 21. 9 a 1594a- 21. 95a 159 ia- 21.160 a 1921a- 21. 43a 1943a- 21. 57a 1957a- 21. 73a 21. 1973a- 21. 74-a 1977a- 21. 81a 1981a- 21. 95a 1995a- 21. 97a 1997a- 21. 2009 2431 32 . 2432- 32. 54 2448 32. 2454 32. 1092a 15. 1 291 a 18. 1362a 18. 1288a 18. 4433 51. 1 527a 21. 1583a 1t 168 3a ��-1826a 1530a 21. 1738a 2 d . 3017 3 • 1757a 24. 2455 2469- 32. 82 ,, 2482- 90 It 2490- II 92 3038- 39. 3054- II 60 3060- II ?8 3078- ,, 97 361+4- 51 46.

RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION TITLE Motion re Highway Sarety(cont'd.) BY WHOM R. Wells *(No Fault In�urance Comm. appt 1 d.)T. Hickman A.T. Rowe W.N. Rowe J.C. Crosbie Amendment to Highway Safety Motion J.C. Crosbie ':1. Neary Amendment to Amendment of Highway S. Neary Safety hotion J. Morgan A.J. Murphy J. Crosbie Amendment to Amendment(defeated) S. Neary Amendment on Safety Resolution J. Crosbie (Carried) House do not adjourn at 11 :00 :p.m. ,v. Marshall 2'//3/73 Mescind Jrd Reading of Bill # 32 T. Hickman 1>1unicipal Affairs & H 1using t-iotion (a). Committee Jays & I-leans J. Crosbie (b).

Committee of Supply Estimates ·�ferred Comm.Supply House adjourn until 29/3/73 at w. Marshall 11 :00 a.m. No-confidence t-:otion by way of W. Rowe Amendment to Address in Reply House to adjourn until after #. Marshall funeral E.W. W1nsors 1 mother 2/4/73 NOTICE Tribute to Late Mrs. Edi th w'insor Premier Moores Motion "Speakers' ruling upheld Mr. Speaker res. Nearys 1 latitude petition" Tribute to Late Mrs. E.J .A. Harnum Premier Moores Acknowledgement by His Honour E.J. A. Harnum House adjourn today until 10:a.m. �- Marshall 13/4/73 Mot.ion "Censure against Mr. Chair- Opp.

Leader man re violating traditions & precedents of House" (i.e.) sub-totals 'Select Comm. re Price Inde x •• • 11 s. Neary - 3 - 16/4/73 .. 3651-67 3667- 77 3678-83 3683-86 3686-89 4364- 44-34 4401 5552 5578- 80 5581- 97 5597- 5602 5917- 20 5920 2967 3018 3020 3227 3272 3038 314-2 3273 3273 3287 1+1+35 4451 5079 4o. 46. 46. 4-6. 46. 46. 51. 51. 57. 57, 57, 57. 60. 60. 38. 39, 39. 4-1. 41. 39. 40. 4-2. 42. 47. 64. 52, 52. 55.

I RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION TITLE BY WHOM House do not adjourn at 11:00 p.m. W. Marshall tfOTICE Motion: That Amendment to add G. Ottenheimer new vote Tourist Dept. called 1 Special Project' " Motion: - "Amendment Aircraft Acquisition W. Marshall capital changed from $250, 000.to i1, 140, 700. (b).And a new Heading Sale of Aircraft (Capital)" Amendment to the Amendment of s. Neary above re deleting $250, 000.00 Motion:"Amendment to Legislative Premier Moores vote 1 .:lessional Allowance�for M.H.A.'s increased by .g;96, 900,00" �otion; "r'urther Amend Loan & J.

Crosbie uuarantee Act, 57 � Provide for advance of loans to the Guarantee of repayment of bonds or debentures •.• " Carried with Amendments t,,otion: "Commission of Inquiry be appt'd. investigate & make recomm­ endations relating to future direction of post-secondary educ­ ation ••• " ways t.. Me, n7- .:lupply � Estimates passed 26 4 73 F. Rowe J. Carter G. Ottenheimer J. Crosbie House adjourned at 1:00 p.m.27/4-/'73 vi. Marshall until 3:00 p,m. 30/4/73 House adjourned until 10:00 a.m. 1/5/73 Motion: 11 To Move adjournment of The House to discuss strike sit­ uation at Buchans w. 1-'arshall S. Neary Mr.

Speaker hlotion: "Expedient to bring in a J. Crosbie Measure to authorize raising from time to time by way of Loan on credit of the Province ,177 Hillion" Amendment to above Resolution Opp, Leader "Amt. be reduced by $20 Million Amendment defeated on division Aoticn - Oarried on division House adjourned until 29/11/73 W. Marshall Motion:"House to adjourn to dis- Opp. Leader cuss definite matter of urgent public importance "By-election 11 Hermitage" Motion:"Amendment to Collective Opp.

Leader Bargaining Bill #123, be committed to Select Committee 11 Amendment to Resolution lost on Division Motion: "Collective Bargaining BUl!' S, Neary Words"Now"be deleted"one month" added Amendment lost - 4- - � 5168 5352 5531t 5535 5734 5863 5923 5951 5953 6039 6190 6338 6353 6354 6396 64-04 II 6498 6516 664-4- 6653 6776 6776 41 • fillilli 55, 55. 56. 56, 58. 59. 60. II " 61. 62. 63. 64-. II 64. II II II " 65, 65 65, 66. 66.

RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION TITLE Motion: "That House resolves no longer confidence in De�y Speaker because of partiality House adjourned until 21/1/7� - 5 - BY WHOM Opp. Leader NOTICE PAGE BOOK 6794 67. 6963 68. 7079 68. 7079 68

BUDGET DEBATE 43.

BUDGET DEBATE 30/3173 Budget Speech delivered by Min. of Fin. 3227-3271 Hon. J.C. Crosbie 12W MEMBER ADJ1 d.BY PAGE BOOK 30/3/73 W.W. Marshall 3271 41. 24/4/73 w. w. Marshall 5746-66 59- II S.A. Neary 5766-95 II II J .A. Carter 5795-98 II II A. Senior 5799-5810 II * 25/4/73 II II *A. Senior (in form 5902-07 60. 26/4/73 M. 'lloodward of petition) 5970-6009 61. 26/4/73 J.C. Crosbie 6012-39 61. MOTION: "T�-iat House go into Committee of 6039 61. '/lays & Means" (J.C. Crosbie

COJ'ltMITTEE OF 3UPPLY (Estimates) 44 -54

FINANCE EOOCATION & YOUTH JUS'rICE COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (Estimates) HEADING Committee of The Whole (Supply) 754 Legislative, 1,11 Executive Council 111 Salarles- Dr. s. Peters Mrs. T. Neary1G. Korbal,G. Hutchings,J.Ridgley T. Neary J. Feaver R. Nutbeam Ex-Gratia payments Ro7al Commissions Harvey Cole N!ld, Liquor Commission Teachers salaries 755-59759-833 759764-805761-63 805-28828833 844 851 , 941 845 883 863 Magistrates salaries,R,C.H.P.,868-6 9 Firemen's salaries, etc. PUBLIC WORKS & SERVICES Snow clearing, etc. 869-82 883-90 890INDUSTRIAL DEVELOP�NT t-lUNICIPAL AFFAIRS 0< HOUSING MANPOWER & IND.

REL, TRANSPORTATION & COMM. SUPPLY & SERVICES Economic Development 25th Confederation Anniver­sary Hawke1 s Bay (Sawmill) Jteel Mill Royal Commissions Urban Renewal (Blackhead Rd,) Municipality Grants Kostaszek Report (Blackhead Urban Renewal) Salaries, Industrial Inquiry Reports Summer maintenance, roads, bridges, equipment etc. 920-35936-Ii-O 941-44 944969979 985 986-87 General administration, 987-93office supplies, advertisine, furniture etc. 44. 1 o. 1 o. 1o,11 10 1 o. 1 o. 10, 11. 11. 11 • 11. 11,12. 11. 11 , 11 , 11. 1,. 11 , 11 • 12. 12. 12. 11 12. 12. 12. 12. 12. Community & Social Dev.

Rural Development Authority 1021-64 13, Resolution carried 26/2/73 - 1 - 1064 13.

�- FINANCE JlfrICE SOCIAL SERVICES EDUCATION REHABILITATION & RECREATION HEALTH COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY ( Estimates) HEADING COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE (Supply)1 737 Interim� �?l� Reso½1 tton 1737-3017 (Bill tL__ __ A_t I 4 __ Salaries, purch,ses,Hisc. for April, May Salaries! short term assist. for Apri I May 1746a 171+6a-53a 1827a-33a 1836a-95a 1895a Teachers salaries, public 2039a-81a service salaries, vocational school salaries,Apr May School buses \letk read by 2053a s. Neary) General administration,Homes 2081a-89a for Special Care, Hoyle's Home, Children's Home, Labrador Serv- ices etc.

Salaries, operating costs of 2089a-2115a lmpitals, University, Medical school etc. 45. 23. 23,27,2� 29,31+, 38, 23. 23, 24, 25, 25, 27. 27. 27. 27,28. �iINES & ENERGY Salaries, Current Acct. Cap- 2115a-73a 281 29 ital Acct. Mineral Dev, Div.etc. 2185a-98a INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FORESTRY & AGRICULTURE (submitted by J. Crosbie) TOURISM FISHERIES RURAL DEVELOPMENT TRANSPORTATION & COMM. PUBLIC WORKS & SERVICES Rural Electrification Off-shore rights Mineral Development Salaries, travelling etc. Salaries, Forestry, Agric. Crown land, surveys etc. Re(olution re stipend by S.A.

Neary def�ated) 2118a 2120a 2160a 2198-2224 2224 2241 Ministers office, Parks Div.; 2646-82 Wildlife Div, Cultural Aff. 2654 Div.; Silver Anniversary Comm.2973-82 Salaries, fishing gear,Bounty 2982-93 Development Authority loans, 2993-98 salaries, resettlement prog-, rams etc. Current acct. salaries, summer2998-3007 maintenance etc. April, May All divisions of dept. bldg. 3007-16 construction & alterations Resolution carried 27/3(23 3017 - 2 - 28, 28, 29, 29, 29, 29. 34. 38. 38. 38. 38, 38. 38.

DEPT. FINANCE COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY ( Estimates) HEADING "Committee of Supply (Estimate

s) Res:lution" 46. 3272 41. Consolidated Fund Services 3351-66 43, CAHRIED: FINANCE MANPOWER & IND. REL. MINES & ENERGY CARRIED; EDUCATION & YOUTH MOTION: Ministers office, travell­ ing, etc. General adminis tration Computer services Nfld, Ind. Dev. Corp.(Cap. advances) Ex-gratia payments Contingencies Trotting Park llorkmens"Compensation Dept. of Finance Estirrates Le!islative (items lthrough Allowances, travelling (201) -01 Ministers office, etc, Taxes,civil servants, Collective Bargaining Industrial l�quiry Ministers office, etc. Power Commission Mineral Dev. Div. Hooker Chemical etc.

Dept, of Mine s & Energy Ministers office etc, Task Force (Human Resource Dev.) F.B. Rowe S.A. Neary J.C. Crosbie E.!-i. Roberts A.B. Peckford M. iloodward H.W. Gillett General Administration Student Aid "Subhead 604 -Student Aid be reduced by $60. 11by Opp.

Leader Services to School boards Operational Grants Bilingual Education Transportation of School Children - 3 - 3366-3404 3404-05 3405-06 3406-15 3416-18 3418-21 3421-22 3422-23 3423 J424 5740 3445-95 3545 3564-3698 3697 3704 3788 3801 3838 3838-45 3951-60 4036-95 38!+3 3846-3923 3923-51 3961-7 b i§�tioo6 4006-17 4017-20 4095-97 4097-4127 411 3-27 4128 4146-5'1 4151-57 1+1 5'7-84 4192-4202 II II II II II II ti II II 43. 58, 44. 45, 45. 47, " " 11 II 47,48. 49. II 47,4 8. 48. 11 11 II II II 49. II II II II ,o.

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (Estimates ) MfI HEADING � BOOK Edyc. & YQuth Erection & Equipment of 4202-41 50, ( cont 1 d.) Schools (Capital) Grant -in-lieu of Dree (Ca�) 4241-66 II Educational Dev. (Dree) 4246-49 ti School board elections 4249-55 II In�t ij�t12nal D1�1s12n 4255 II 61 -03

(02) Films, neg- 4262-89 II ative stock,strips etc. 4290 Radio education II Curriculum Development 4297-4303 II ���s1�l �iwsat12n Subsidy on text books for 4303 II Opportunity classes Nfl�• §�b22l for D�ijf 4303-14 •• Letter from L, Cashin) 4303 II re aiding handicapped children Ministers Travelling 431 5 jl Denominational Education Comm 4316-18 " Colleg� of Trades & Tech. 4318 Grants -in-aid 4318-56 II Human Resource Dev.

Comm. 4344 II Vocational Training 4452-77 52, College of Fisheries (Grants- 4477-83 ti in-aid) Memorial University of Nfltl. 4483-4515 ti (Grants - in -aid Other Grants (Dalhousie Un:lv. 4515-16 53, Eskimo & Indian Education 4519 ti CARRIED: Education Estimates 4533 11 JUSTICE Appeals Board 4533 53, Magistrates 4545 11 H.M. Penitentiary & Gaols 4545 II Prison Industries 455 6 II Miscelli!Jleoys Fees & expenses of witnesss 1�557 Legal Aid 4559 II Royal Commissions 4588-94 '' Companies & Securities Act 4594 It - 4 -

USTICE cont'd.) INDUSTRIAL DEV. CARRIED: CARRilW: COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (Estimates) HEAOING Constabulary Annual increments R. C.M.P. vlhelan Commission 4596-4604 4603 4604 4610 48. 53. II 11 II Fire Commissioners Dept. 4611-12 " Training of Out-of town 4611 11 firemen Electoral Office 4612-48 11 Hansard (27/6/72) re Electoral Officer) 4620 " Electoral Officers' salary 4622-48 '' Electoral Boundaries Comm. Justice Estimates Industrial Development Assessment & Research Nfld. & Labrador Dev. Corp. Directors names, fees for 1972 Nfld. Hardwoods Ltd.

Industrial Development 4648-50 4650. 4650-4721 4689-4710 4710-20 4721 " " 53. " H ,, ti EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Executive Council 4721 4721-36 4721-31 5'). REHABILITATION & RECREATION CARRIED: Amended - Amended - Premiers office (including inter-govern. Affairs) Travelling Planning Task Force Computer Services Executive Council Estimates 4731 4733 4731+ 4736 Rehabilitation & Recreation 4736 Recreation & Sports service 4752 Fitness & Recreational Pro- 4752 jects If Human Resource Dev.

Task 4754 Force - Corner Bk. stadium Home for Special care 4751-68 Maintenance of Patients 4768 (Homes for Aged10thers) Hoyles Home 4768 Harbour Lodge (salaries) 4771 Rental Purchase (Capital) 4774 Childrens Homes (salari es) 4774 Northern Labrador Services 4779 Depot operations & Air 4779 Labrador subsidized .Ur 4780 Services Cultural & Educational services Maintenance of students Housing1 Eskimos, Indians Grants to Private Agen. Other (i.e.) Can. Council - 5 - II II ti II 53. 11 II 11 11 11 II II " II II II II II I" ti ..

DEPT. REHAB.

G: REC <cont'd,) SOCIAL SERVICES COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY ( Estimates) HEADING PAGES Social Development �796 Canadian Legion, Canadian Diabetic Society, etc, CARRIED: Rehabilitation & Recreation 4796 Estimates CARRUD: Social Services 4797 Planning & Research 4797 Operation of Motor vessels 4?98 Field Training Professional 4799 Child �elfare & Corrections 4800 (unmarried mothers) School assessments , books,e��800 Social assistance �short 4801 term assistance) fuel allowance 4801 Long Term Allowance 4804 Blind Persons allowances 4805 Employment & Opportunities 4805 Social Services Estimates 4823 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS & HOUSING 4824 4831i- CARRIED Urban Renewal (Kostaszek Report) General Administration (salaries) City Councils Local Councils (Septic tanks) Metropolitan Area Board Names Paving grant!. ,later & Sewerage Special assi stance Grants Incinerator & Fire�ighting equipment Special Projects Local Govt. (Engineering Planning & Dev.) Water Services Residential Development (Nfld, & Labrador) Harmon Corpor�tion Corner Brook Urban Renew.

Mundy Pd. Urban Renewal Industrial & Residential Servicing (Dree) 4862 4862 4873,4868 4884 4885 4888 4920 4932 4929 4938 4938 4941 4946 4947 4948 4950 Municipal Affairs & Housing 4953 Estimates • 6 - 53, II " II II II 53- 11 II II " II II II II II II II II II II II II II II

PROVINCIAL AFFAIRS & ENVIRONMi:NT CARRIED: COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY Estimates) HEADING Environmental Management & Control Public Information Professional fees Aaste Management sites water systems operations Rent Control Board Provincial Affairs & Environ- 4953 4954 4960 4961 4962 49624963 ment Estimates 4961+ PUBLIC WORKS &; SERVICES * !fw: Estimates adjourned 4964 until 3 p.m. (after all night sitting}• Letter tead from 3crivenor 4995-5001 re Carbonear Hospital General Administration 5022 Building (including planning maintenance and construct.

Salaries 5024 �!�� e ;�i��a:��i�i���� m r�ii>�8�� 1-laintenance of Public Eld� 5027 Rentals PBX, Cleaning,snow clearing 5027 Memorial University files, letters 5038 Printing & Photography 5046 Car Pool(T.Hickey re car) 5046 Viotion - "Air Services to be moved to CARRIED: FORE8TRY & AGRICULTURE Dept of Transport. & Comm," 5052 Misc,(Institute of Public Ad. 5052-3 fees) Public Works & S ervices Estimates Task Force Report Reid Holdings Javelin Concession in La!1- rador (i,e,)(Societe' Transhipping) Labrador Linerboard Oper­ ation Computer Services FORESTS - Motor Vehicle Acquisition Wages & Expenses (Forestry Survey Parties) Protection against Forest Fires Forestry conservation & Development Forest Inventory Forest Fire Equipment Grant to Maritime Lumber Bureau Forest Access Rd, Gros Marne Nat 1 l, Park 7 - 5053 5053 5053 5053 5073, 74 5074 5087 5088 5098 5099 5100 5101 5104 5104 5105 5106 5107-1+1 50. 53, II It n II " u " It 51+.

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mL.. FORESTRY & AGRICULTURE <cont'd.) COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (Estimates) HEADING Forest Access Roads (Cap.) Amendment -"Construction or bldgs. to add $267,000. CARRIED: HEALTH Survey of Crown Lands Livestock Production Extension -Programmes-in-Aid Soils & Crops (blueberry dev.)5148 Grants for Farm vegetagle 5151 storai?e Potato seed farm (Cap.) Boglands Farm Access Rds & flood trol 515 3 51 5ft. con-5156 Regional pastures Land Consolidation Farm Development • Cormack area assistance(not in estimates *quastions) Names Nfld.

Farm Products Corporation Crop Insurance Construction of Production & Marketing facilities Farm Development Board Forestry� Agriculture Estimates Abo�e two headings under discussion together� Hospital Services (travel) Computer Services Planning & R esearch M. C.P.

Pharmacists Training or Product Selectivity) Special Progr!i!!!!!!es Professional Consultants Charter of Aircraft Canadian Red Cross Blood Bank Gr1nt§ (Ambulances) Medical Care 5161 5162 5164 5166 5167 5168 5168 5213-5239 5220 5221 5222 5231 5234 5236 5237 5240 5241 5242 Memorial Univ, School or Medicine 5255 Dental Health 5258 Optometrists 5261 Nyrsinc Services 5262 - 8 - 51. 55, ti 0 ,, 11 ,, 0 ,, �­,, " " 55. ,, II II II I! n II II II II II " ti II II

DEPT. HEALTH (cont 1 d.) TOURIST COMMITTEE OF 3UPPLY {Estimates) HEADING PAGES Hospital ror Chest Diseases 5265 Grants (Hospitals not oper- 5266 ated by Govt.) International Grenfell Miss- 5273 ion Notre Dame Bay Hospital 5284 (Twillingate) Community Clinics 5294 Central Nrld, Hospital 5296 Janeway Child Health Centre 5297 Clarenville Hospital 5297 Other Hospitals, etc. 5298 Cottage Hospitals 5300 CARRIED: Health Estimates Gander Lodge & Rowdy hun Silver Anniversary of Con­ federation ,Uldli fe - Caribou Licences Films (McLean) Predator Control Programme General Publicity Documentary Films Advertising-{Newspaper, 'J:1/, Magazine) Park

Interpretation Fishing Lodge Wildlife Park - Amendment 11 Museums called 11Special (by Min, or Educ.) Projects be added to Estimates CARRIED: Tourist Estimates 5301 5303 53 22 532 5 5335 -1+7 5345 531+5 5347 531+7 535 0 5351 5351 5352 RUAAL DEVELOPMENT 5359 Expenses (travelling) 5403 General Administration 5404 Community Consolidation 5405 Rural Project Planning 5410 Rural Development Authority 5411 CARRIED: Rural Development Estimates 5423 - 9 - BOOK 55, II " II Ii " " ii II " 55. ii ,, 11 ,, tt " .. ,, ,. 1t I• II 56. II 11 It II 11 "

TRANSPORT AT! ON COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (Estimates) HEADING « COMMUNICATIONS 5424 5434 5441 5451 551354565502 5503 FISHE:RIES: Transportation Dev. (Oree) New Construction Communications Manuels Bridee, C.B. Cable Car (Northwest River) Motor Vehicle Reeistration Division Driver Education Motor Manuals Highways & Bridges Div. Misc. Improvement & Reconstruct. Transportation Dev,(Dree) Ferries Landing Strips Air Service (�alaries) 5505550 7 5508 55095510 5512 5512 5514 Amendments. by (W. Marshall) (a).

"That The Aircraft Ac- 5533 quisition Capital be changed from •250,000 to $1,140,'/00" (b). (New Headin& add£d)- Bale of Aircraft (Cap.) 553J Rental or Aircraft 5518 Amendment to the Amendment of{11,l"arshall) 5535(by S.

Neary) "To delete the amt. of 5537 $250!000. from Aircraft Acqu si tion vote" Amendment: "That tomorrow 18/4/73 not 5537 be Private Members Day CARRIED: Motion ( ( ( ( ( ( but Fisheries Estimates" Transportation & Collllllunic- ations Estimates 5535 "Private Members Day be swit- 55 44 ched back to 18/4/73 (Fisheries Estimates etc. to be discussed foll. day11 ) F1l!lu�r1�s - 5608 Premier Moores ) 5608-5687 E. Winsor) 5616-22 F.B. Rowe ) 5622-:30,94 99 5700 s. Neary) 56�0-42 M. Martin ) 56 3-70,98 T • .A:.Hickman ) 5670-87 Opp. Leader ) 5700-25 - 10 - 53. 56. 11 " II II II II II ti " " It •• n " " " u n ii 57. 58.

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DEPT. FISHERIES (cont I d.) COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY HEADING Fisheries Facilities & Services Fisheries Education & lnf'orm- ation Services Bounties CARRIED: F1;ll!i1ri!il§ Estimates �STIMATES TRANSl-'ITTED - MARCH 31/74 (Bill# 120. Act l 89} - 11 • $4-. PAGES � 5731,33 58. 5757 II 5733 II 5734 II 6041

ADD.RESS IN REPLY 5J - 56

31/1/73 12/2/73 13/2/73 15/2/73 15/2/73 19/2/73 19/2/73 20/2/73 20/2/73 2/3/73 2/3/73 2/3/73 9/3/73 9/3/73 12/3/73 ADDRESS IN REPLY Official Opening 36th General Assembly of Nfld. SPEAKER - Hon J.M. Russell Throne Speech - read by:­ Hon. R.s. Furlong, M.B.E. MOVER: R. �ells SECONDER: A. Senior 1-14 15-19 19-22 BOOK NO. 1 • 1. l. l. Opposition Leader -(E.M, Roberts) 23-38 1. Premier -(Hon. F.D. Moores) 39-47 1. MOTION: Select Committee appt 1 d. 48 1, re Address in Reply:­ R. Wells A.J. Senlor, P.S. Thoms ADDRESS IN REPLY DEBATE - 55. MEMBER AD.JI D. By BOOK NO. S.A. Neary 1-/. W. t-iarshall A.M. Dunphy H.

Young J.C. Morgan fl II II A.B. Peckford P.S. Thoms C.R. Brett M. Martin J.A. Carter B. Howard F.B. Rowe G. Wilson II II H.W.C. Gillett T.C. Farrell A.M. Dunphy G. Wilson T.C. Farrell - 1 - 64-102 102-126 126 2. 2, 2. 186-193 3. 193- 201 3. 201- 210 3. 307-318 5. 318-343 5. 494-5'28 7. 528-41 7. 590-608 8. 608-28 8. 1305a-18a 18. 1318a-50a 18. 1350a-61 a 18. 1361a 18. 1705a-11a 23, i711a-34a 23. 1737a 23. 1767a-80a 24. ii t

DATE. 12/3/73 * 29/3/73 29/3/73 2/4/73 2/4-/73 30/4-/73 ADDRESS IN REPLY MEMBER ADJ'd. BY PAGE BOOK NO. F.J. Aylward 1781a-1826a 24. ·w.w. Marshall 1827a 21+. (for F.R. Stagg) 40. T .A. Hickman * F,R. Sta gg did 3102 not debate Add. in Reply rl.N. Rowe 3103-42 40. A. Evans 3302-08 42. Mr. Speaker re 3309 42. MOTION: 11Address In Reply be submitted to Lt.Gov E.J.A. Harnum11 Carried Committee to present Address in 6240 Reply to Lt, Gov. Harnwn 11:30 a.m. 1/,/73 - 2 - 63.

AMENDMENT TO ADDRESS IN REPLY 57

DATE 29/3/73 29/3/73 II II 2/4/73 2/4/73 AMENDMENT TO ADDRESS IN REPLY BY AMENDMENT .\iHQ!:1 "That this House records 11B lack W.N. Rowe of confidence in present ad- ministration for complete re- versal of their policy against association with Mr. Shaheen ••• " ti II II II MOVER: \-1.N. Rowe 2nder M. NOOdward Amendment defeated on division M 1 J. Crosbie R. Nells s. Neary II II PAGE BOOK 3142- 40. 3193 3193- 40. 3202 3202- " 3209 3209- It 3216 (adj Id.) 3292- 42. 3301 3302 42.

ORAL QUESTIONS 58 - 70

ORAL QUEST! ONS SUBJECT "Missing file" Mifflin Inquiry Egg Marketing Board (Govt. policy) Travelling subsidy (Fogo Island­ Change Islands) Opposition office using Nfld, In­ formation Services Gander•s rights elect Municipal Councll Highlights of Premiers' United Kingdom trip School bus regulations -safety etc. Devaluation of American dollar Terry l'rainor Nfld, Constabulary House of Ass.

Atlantic Place Cook Report- Egg Marketing If brochure distributed in House of Ass. published by Confed. of Municipalities Buchans mine phasing down Hattenhauer Royal Commission Safety & Health hazards Erco plant Assistance Cormack farmers Date of Twillingate Causeway Assistance from Ottawa for Trans­ Insular Hiwhway Storm damage reimbursement to fishermen Lower Churchill development negotiations Fish, Food� Allied delegation Bonavista If request from U.S.W. of America Buchans to intervene in Buchans answered - 1 ASKED BY w.N. Rowe P.S. Thoms E, W. Winsor Opp. Leader ti II 11 II F. Rowe E. Winsor s. A. Neary Opp.

Leader II It P.S. Thoms Opp. Leader S.A. Neary Opp. Leader S, A. Neary P.S. Thoms H. Gillett M. woodward E. Winsor W. Rowe S. A, Neary S.A, Neary 58. REPLY PAGE BOOK T.A. Hickman 58 2, E. Maynard 59 T,C. Farrell 60 2. 2. Premier Moores 60 61 182 62 63 2. 3. ) 2. II (63 II 1369a 19,) 176 176 178 3, ti It H. Collins ( 2�7 4 ) E. Maynard 217_, 47.;>,4;7• 1618a 2_, H. Collins 226 E. Maynard J. Rousseau (217 300 1+72 4. 5- 7) (473,7� 7, 11 Oua 15. 11 90a 16.) 219 4. 219 4. T. Farrell 221 4. R, Cheeseman 221 4. L. Barry 222 4. A, Hicl:rnan (224 4. 720) 10. Premier (227 4.Moores 297 5.)

ORAL OU§TIONS SUBJECT ASKED BY Cabinet Ministers phones tapped W.N. Rowe Storm dammage, Tappers Cove, Torbay S. Neary No. or occupants, prices etc. P.S. Thoms Hoyle's Home If members appt 1 d. to Project M. Woodward Group as was set up by DREE Longliner haul-out etc. Durrell's, Twillingate H. Gillett Intergovernmental Affairs Minister E. Winsor (Evening Telegram, R. Wells) Hampden snow clearing equipment Opp. Leader Discussions between Govt. & E. Winsor Spencer Lake re Bay d'Espoir Steel Plant employees severance S. Neary pay etc. Nhy ERCO of Canada changed to ERCO Industries Ltd.

If $24 million receiving from Ottawa will reduce taxes If investigation on illegal importation or cigarettes If R.C.M.P. contingent will be placed in Gambo by Justice Min, s. Neary w. Rowe s. Neary P. Thoms If a replacement for the late W. Rowe Dr. Misik, for Hampden area Happy Valley Association or P. Thoms hunting Noodlands Mgr. Labrador Linerboard M, Woodward Mill leaving job Gros Horne Nat. Park boundary P, Thoms changes Displaced persons from Sanatorium staff s. Neary What general order or business for W. Rowe 2nd Session 36th Gen.

Assembly N.T.A. negotiations If subsidy for Change Islands residents to Twillingate see dr. If chartered jet took Premier & party to Montreal ( 2 ) W. Rowe E. Winsor S. Neary T.A. Hickman 4 5 228. 298. (298. 474.) J. Rousseau 5 7 C.W. Doody 5 299. Premier Moores T. Farrell Premier Moores W. Doody J. Crosbie " A. Rowe T. Doyle J. Crosbie E. Maynard W. Marshall 5 5 (7 8 7 8 8 8 9 9 II 304. 471. 550.) 474. 51+9. 550. 55'+. 635- 0 6)6. (9 637, 10 '125) 9 637. 9 638. 10 721. II 722. G. Ottenheimer " T. Farrell ( 11 12 723. 725 920) 12 915.

ORAL QUBSTI ONS SUBJECT If Min. of 1ransportation would declare state of emergency on Great Northern Pen. If a survey of school boards in Nfld. Old Perlican breakwater If Kostaszek Report made public Coastal Labrador Task Force report Change Islands fish plant-operator ASKED BY F.B. Rowe II S.Neary S. Neary M. Martin E. Winsor If school Tax Authorities abolished F. Rowe If Japenese establishing fish plaut 3. NearySouth coast wind� rain storm Baird subdivision S, Neary Paving of Great Northern Pen. CBC- 27/2/73 If dr. for Belleoram, English Hr etc.

When residence cum clinic for Fortune Bay will be built lf agreement between Fed, & Prov. govt•s. re work on Northern Pen. and Gros Morne Nat'l, Park Upgrading ferry terminal St.Barbe F. Rowe E. Roberts E. Roberts E. Roberts F. Rowe M. Martin If Trans-Labrador Highway negot- M. Woodward iations discussed during visit with Premier Bourassa If any projects under fishery part W. Rowe of ARDA. ( 1 971) Regional College - Corner Brook, F, Rowe Stephenville Red,white, blue rail fares S. Neary If Royal Commissions'chairman M. Woodward to give reoases to media first If retired De¢y. Min. of Mines P.

Thoms could be recalled for professional advice and paid extra If Exon House quarantined s. Neary - 3 - T. Farrell 12 19 20 22 12 R. Cheeseman 1214- H. Collins 12 It Premier 13 Moores R. Cheeseman 14- H, Earle Premier Moores A. T. Rowe II Premier Moores T.Hickman II L. Barry A. Rowe II 15 II " " ,, " " ,, " 16 " 18 16 II 1? 18 II 60. 917. 1368£ 1456E 1611 E 917 919. 1107, 979, 981+. 1020. 1107. 1108. 1099a " 1100a ,, 1101a 1103a " 1104a 1105a 1178a 1188a 1296a 1188a " 1279a 1297a 1361a

SUBJECT ORAL QUEST! ONS ASKED BY If rd. between Red Bay & Pinware not being maintained lllhat action taken re Bonavista strike (i.e)"Archbishop and Bishops in accord with govt. to resolve " If request from Fogo l1land re food supp�ies If increase in St. John's Hous­ ing Corp. brought any protests Kostaszek Report Proration agreements between Govt. & Medical Association L'Anse-a-Loup fuel shortage When formulation of policy to help unincorporated areas get water system Universitie� President definition Regional & Community College If Govt. rec 1 d. offers to buy Steel Plant M. Woodwards. NearyM. Martin S. Neary E.

Winsor S.A. Neary S. Neary Opp. Leader W. Rowe F. Rowe " " S. Neary If Community & Vocational Coll- F. Rowe eges being considered for Labrador & Central N!ld. If $30.00 per mo.will continue to be paid provincially to spouse under 65 yrs. Success of dragger "Boston York" If change in status of Rural Dev. Authority Increasing costs of Building lots in St. John's Farmland -St. John's area frozen when Special Areas & Highways Agreement will be signed S. Neary w. Winsor H. Gillett W. ·,unsor Opp. Leader E. Winsor P. Thoms W. Rowe When report on recreation (T.Trainor) s.

Neary Roads in White Bay North area snow cleared? Mr. Stan Job reinstated as Mgr. Linerboard Mill, Goose Bay If Donald Dick representing govt. only Opp. Leader M. lloodward W. Rowe - I+ - T. Hickman T. Hickman firemierloores H. Collins A. Rowe T. Farrell H. Collins Premier Moores A. Murphy R.ClBeseman 2019a �tt Premier Moores H. Collins w. Doody G. Otten. T.Farrell J.

Crosbie II 18 20 21 " 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 30 34 21 21 22 23 21 27 27 29 22 22 22 ti ti 11 23 II II 61. 1297a. 1461 a. 1538a. 1298a 1299a, 1301 a. 1368a. 1368a. 1456a. 1463a. 1529a. 1532a. 1532a. 161 5a, 2262. 2588. 1533a. 1534a. 36al1617a 1 88a. 1534a. 2019a. 2021a. 2182. 1 611 a. 161 ?a. 1618a. 161 Ba. 1619a. 2019a, 1684a. 1686a. 1687a,

ORAL QUESTIONS SUBJECT If extra snow clearing equipment will be sent to Labrador side or St1·aits Re petition"Concerned Citizens" downtown complex When $7.4 million Dree loan will be available etc. Erco layoffs in Long Harbour Steel Plant, Octagon Pond Assistance to fishermen Farmland St. John's area protected from land speculators Motion to adjourn Address in Reply by Premier 4-B Adult Leaders Conference cancelled If suitable dump to replace Robin Hood Bay If Lower Churchill project starting this summer If consideration to developing Lower Churchill -Nfld. Power Comm.

Why Sir Robert Bond Auditorium being renovated Abuse to Powe- Commission equipment Bishops Falls ASKED BY M. Martin s. Neary s. Neary S. Neary S. Neary F.Rowe P. Thoms Opp. Leader F. Rowe S. Neary M. woodward W. Rowe S. Neary s. Neary If Buchans strikers assisted by Govt. S. Neary If teachers laid-off by schoo1-boards F. Rowe (i.e. 57 in St. John'

s) If formal objections from Nfld, Govt, S, Neary re CN moving reservations office Sydney If Min. of Housing ma.king available lots to construction firms If Fishing Industry Advisory Board appointed as stated �eg./71 Lay-off at Come by Chance If Buchans hospital closed would emergency services be provided-heat F. Rowe M. Martin S. Neary S, Neary Opp. Leader - 5 - REPLY 23 �� 27 32 W, Doody 23 P1remierMoores 62. 1687a, 1691 a. 1765a. 2018a. 2427a, 1692a, 1764a. w. Doody 21 ,21+ 1 532a, 48, 54 1 '/66a. J:185-4995 R. Cheese- 25 man 25 25 J.Rousseau 27 L. Barry 27 27 27 27 27 47 27 29 30 37 29 29 29 30 30 30 G.

Otten- 32 heimer 1835a, 1835a. T895a. 2019a. 2020a, 2021a. 2024a. 2024a. 2024a. 3704. 2025'a, 2182. 2259-61 .. 2859. 2183. 2184. 2184. 2260. 2258. 2258. 21.+24,

63. ORAL QUEST! ONS SUBJECT ASKED BY REPLY ]QQK PAGE Ir emergency supplies flown into Paradise River, Labrador South M. Martin J. Rousseau 32 2423. If representation from in-shore E. Winsor 30 2262. fishermen re contacting J. Davis have seal fishery extended -ice' blocades If Motor Reg. D!vision extending S. Neary T. Farrell 30 2263. licensing beyond 31/73 32 2427. 33 2505. Ir Fogo, Change Islands will re- E. Winsor Premier 32 2428. ceive freight subsidy Moores If freight previously flown into M.

Martin Premier 32 2429. the Straits(i.e.) L'Anse-au-Clair Moores to Red Bay would be subsidized lflben Premier will make statement on s. Neary �� 2505. Come by Chance strike (Procon) " Premier 2585. Hoores 35 2673. If Min. of Rec. aware of lay-off M. Woodward 33 2506. notice at Goose Air Base If Min. Public .ilorks aware con- s. Neary 34 258,. tracts awarded for (2) )rojects without tender calls (b .Reasons ( c ) • To whom ? If Eric Martin involved in dis- s. Neary Premier 34 2586. cussions re Come by Chance strike J:!oores (b). His role at Come by Chance If any action to implement

Section M. Martin G. Dawe 34 2587 (51) of"Fishing Ind. Collective Bargaining Act" Who bears cost of boilers being F. Rowe H.V:Earle 34 2587. sent to Buchans school 37 2859- 'lflhich dept.responsible for pollut- s. Neary 35 2670. ion (b). If chairman Clean Air Jz 28��-Water� Soil Auth. resigned (cj If 30 SEill at Phos�noroys P11nt1 �QDC H£ . �abush wildcat strike-(Union rep. etc.) s. Neary 35 2673- Goose Bay wildcat strike 37 2852. Which part of Carbonear Hospital s. Neary 35 2674. Babb Const. worked and cost 37 2852. H.V. Earle 39 3036. If Labour Standards Comm. estab- M.

Martin 35 2674. lished as stated 13/12/72 by Premier If Ohief Exec. Officer Labour Rel. s. Neary 37 2852. Board has resigned If Min. of Manpower & Ind. Rel. s. Neary 37 2853. met with Steel �orkers Exec. today If Prov. Govt. requested Govt. of s. Neary 37 2853 Canada to extend Fishermeds Unem- 2855- ployment Insurance - 6 -

ORAL OUESTIONS SUBJECT When Apprenticeship Board last met (b). If Min, gave instructions not to meet ASKED BY S, Neary If breakdown in communications between S, Neary Govt, Salt Fish Trades, Salt Fi�h Corp. If Min. or Manpower & Ind. Relations checking the Buchans strike If Min, boilers cost or school s shipped of Education aware there are available in St. John's at +j,ooo. suitable for Buchans(

b) If boilers previouslysuitable for both schools F, Rowe F. Rowe If Kin, of Manpower & Ind. Relations s. Nearyapologized to employees or Unemployment Insurance Comm. re statements incompet- ence If Premier replacing Min. of Manpower s. Neary because of inexperience If member for Bonavista South resigned S. Neary his seat If Ministers of Health, Fisheries, S. Neary Education , Environment, Prov. Aff. aware of deadline non-reflectorized plates? If Min. of lna, ttel, taking steps to S. Neary resolve labour disputes in Province (i.e.) Conciliation branch? If fish plant at Change Islands being E.

Winsor operated by any company .fuen Cook Report will be tabled P. Thoms S. Neary If social assistance paid families s. Nearyof striking employees \tlhat is happening concerning S. Neary Magnesium plant or Sea Mining Corp. Aguathuana (i.e.)Throne Speech 1/3/72 (b). If Linerboard Mill taking over If Min, of Tourism will explain

article P. Thoms Evening Tel, 30/3/73 re French tourist .fuat progress made re food shortage threatening Labrador Coast M. Martin Govt•� policy on compulsory arbit- 6. Nearyration re strikes If an ecology study carried out in Placentia Bay (i.e.) 2nd oil refinery P. Thoms - 7 - G. Dawe 37 H. Cheese.. 37 man G. Dawe G. Otten­ heimer H.R.Earle G, Dawe 37 39 48 39 39 39 39 G. Dawe 39 1+2 R, Cheese- 39 man l+o 44 E, Maynard 5'9 Premier 1+2 Ii. Doody li-2 T, Doyle 1+2 J, Rousseau 42 G. Dawe 44 T, Hickey 61+. 2857. 285'8 285'9 3029. 3879, 3031, 3032. 3033, 3033. 3035, 3289. 3036. 3100. 31+1+ 3, 5812.2c 3289. 3290, 3292, 3442.

SUBJECT ORAL QUBSTI ONS ASKED BY s. Neary Rural electrification of St. Carroll 1 s upp. Leader �(Asked 2 wks. previously in In- terim Estimates) Collect�ve Bargaining Opp. Leader If oolice ordered to attend Confed- P. Thoms �ration Bldg. for demonstrations (i.e.) Bonavista Fish Plant employees etc. If� when legislation on Cohen Report #. Rowe Royal Commission Labour * Mine inspector Ming Mine « Rambler W. Rowe ueot between Nfld, Govt. & Nfld. s. Neary 7ransportation Co If negotiations taking place to take S. Neary over Bell Island-Portugal ferry service (b).

If free service provided as prom- ised If annual increments for Civil Servants s.

Neary being dropped in /73 fiscal year increase If subsidy for freight, passengers on Bell Island ferry during ice blocade It/hat delay caused Come by Chance Oil Refinery starting date by strikes If special assistance provided for fishermen If Premier would agree to meet del­ egation from Memorial Univ. students re Student Aid Program If Premier aware "Concerned Citizens 1 awaiting his statement re 11 Downtown Complex" If Premier would consider having Northwestern half of Great Northern Peninsula included in Labrador Comm­ ission study (i.

e) Belle Isle Dist. If compensation for f1shermen1 s gear only applies to certain areas S. Neary S. Neary s. Neary Opp. Leader s. Neary F. Rowe E. Winsor Govt. policy re $30.00 to wife of S. Neary old age pensioner before pensionable age If Amendments to Fishermen's Collect- M. Martin ive Bargaining Act If logs or all Govt. helicopters since S. Neary Jan. 1972 If Power Commission cars would be S. Neary marked - 8 - 44 T. Hickman 44 44 J. Crosbie 46 J. Crosbie 46 J. Crosbie 46 T. Farrell 46 1+9 J. Crosbie 46 Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores L. Barry L.

Barry 47 65. 3445. 3445. 3504, 3505. 3511. 3637 3642. 3642. 3643, G-030. 3644. 3692, 3692. 3692. 3693, 3694, 3695, 3697. 3738.

ORAL OUESTIONS SUBJECT Give reasons why Dept 1 y, Ministers retired early (b), cost ASKED BY P, Thoms Mining Grants town of Lawn S. Neary Tailings from mines at Wabush & M. Martin Labrador City (b). Territorial limits, arr-shore rigs (c). Lower Churchill power negotiations (d), Rural elect- rification (e), Power Commission employees, Labrador South pay If designated Ports or Entry for M, Woodward arr-shore drilling & Personnel (b�If liason with Petroleum Inst. of Canada (c), If Nat 1 1, board will be represented on Provincial Advisory Board (d).

If provision built-in CFLCo negotiations to extend tmnsmission line to Sandwich Bay area Why The Offshore Petroleum Inuustrial W. Rowe Council is wider Industrial Dev, Dept. If Devt, or Mines� Energy,Finance will�. Woodward cattue to negotiate hydro-development in Nfld, If Prov. Govt. dealing with causes in Provincial food price increase If any victims from Thalidamide drug in Nfld. s. Neary E. Winsor What assistance is given employees of M. Woodward Goose Air Base phase-out by Dept. of Manpower & Ind. Relations If and when any loans will be awarded P. Thoms under The Nfld. & Labrador Dev. Corp.

How many employees will lose Jobs in change-over at Labrador Linerboard If assistance given to fishermen N,E. coast due to ice conditions M. Woodward P. Thoms Information re unlawful strike Labrador Opp. Leader City railway system (QNS&L from 1.0.C.) If conciliating board set up re I.U.O.E.F. Rowe so that Avalon Consolidated Schools will not be closed If Min. or Mun. Arr. received notice bus had to be taken off the road this a.m. due to road conditions E. Winsor Forteau Nursing Station closing down? M. Martin If Premier give details transportation s.

Neary policy presented Govt. of Canada 9/4/73 If information could be given House negotiations re ProvincE!ITrans­ Labrador Highway ( b) ,If road from Churchill Falls to Goose Bay upgraded M. Woodward � 9 - L. Barry L. Barry Premier Moores A. Rowe 47 47 48. 48 50 J. Roussea.u 48 'vi. Doody 48 J. Crosbie 48 Premier Moores G. Dawe G. Dawe A. Rowe P.remier Moores Premier Moores 48 49 50 52 49 49 50 50 51 51 51 66. P.A.Qg 3743. 3759. 3763. 3769, 37 73. 3783. 3879. 3880. 4-188. 3880. 3886. 3886. 3887. 4034, 4188. 4437. 4035. 40)6.4191. 4191 • 1+351. 1+362. 4362.

ORAL QUESTIONS SUBJECT ASKED BY when Dep 1 y, Min. Fisheries appt 1 d. E, �insor If Min, of Finance apologizing to S. Neary Daily News re statement House 10/4/73 Uranium Plant - Nfld, Brinco statement M, Woodward re power insuffici ent in Labrador If special reason (a), decrease in S. Neary housing in 1973 (b). 5erviced land St. John's area, New Town area,Who will buy them and cost If tenders called wata-supply in H. woodward Happy Valley to be connected to USAF system Where the vote of money was spent on M, Martin films etc.

If Premier woula mwi.e statemet re S, Neary withdrawal of services at Come by Chance Oil Refinery If Procon served notice under the Opp. Leader 111aJeure clause with Prov. Bldg, Co, If Govt. rec'd. proposal from Canad- M. Woodward ian Javelin to build railroad in Labrador or develop Julienne Lake iron deposits If decision to close gap in Twilling- H. Gillett ate causeway ffhen Manuel's Bridge will be replaced d. Neary what attempt there is to get bus back E. Winsor in operation in Change Islands What assistance given Cormack farmers P.

Thoms in 1972 What Govt. is doing to improve unem- S, Neary ployment problems Location of reconverted vegetable F. Rowe storage • If proposals rec'd. from Nurse1 s S, Neary Association re new working agreement If increments for Givil Servants S, Neary will be rec'd. in April 1973 (b). If will be added to negotiable increase When we may have list of works or E. Winsor programmes to be done in each dist./73 If Opp. Leader would outline Official J. Carter Oppositions' position on C.J.O.N. application - 10 - REPLY !illQ.K 51 J, Crosbie 52 J. Crosbie 52 H. Collins 52 H. Collins 52, 50 G.

Otten- 55 heimer Premier 55 lfoores Premier 55 1''.oores Premier 55 l-ioores T. Farrell 55 T. Farrell 55 T. Farrell 55 E. Maynard 55 Premier 56 Moores fl, Doody 58 J. Crosbie 5960 J. Crosbie 59 T. Farrell 59 Opp. Leader 59, 67, PAGE 4363. J+l+.36. 4441. 4442. 1t294. 5080. 5080. 5081. 5082. 5083. 5084. 5085. 5161. 5358. 5699, 5743, 591 5. 5743. 5744. 5744.

ORAL QUESTIONS SUBJECT Negotiations with Brinco re hydro development Churchill Falls ASKED BY M. Woodward If representation to Govt.from Nfld, S. Neary Fe. of Labour re Buchans labour dispute If Govt. rec'd. request from St. S. Neary Lawrence Miners Union re industrial inquiry When Safety Advisory Board members will be appt'd, If police report of firemens• death in April rec 1 d. by Justice Minister If representation from North east coast fishermen re Fed. Govt extend lobster fishing s. Neary S. Neary E. Winsor If Govt. rec'd. proposal from Can- S.

Neary adian Javelin to construct railway in ·llestern Labrador If Canada Hockey team could visit M. Woodward Goose Bay for entertainment during 1973 summer visit If House Leader could indidate House Opp. Leader discussions during week of 30/4-/73 (i.

e) Collective Bargaining, Conflict of Interest If correspondence rec'd. from Nfld. s. Neary Fishermen, Food & Allied work. Union re amendments to bargaining legislation Disposal of Canadian Javelin shares S. Neary (84-, 172) If ferry experiment successful for S. Neary Bell Island- Portugal Cove If accommodations been found for 40 s. Neary evicted families If Social assistance will be reduced S. Neary in Jan. /74 when family allowances increased When Premier Moores plans increase in S. Neary Social assistance allowances as promised Wh:; transportation costs not fully paid F.

Rowe for by govt. to school boards If Premier Moores meeting of 25/10/73 E. Winsor pertaining to fisheries If N.irth Power Co. (Dr. Stu.Peters) dev- M. Woodward elop (a). Churchill (b). Negotiations with Brinco Org. re Lower Churchill Cc). cost to Province for development of project -11- J. Crosbie 60 II 60 T. Farrell 61 T. Hickman 61 61 w. Doody 62 J,Rousseau 62 W. l•:ar shall 62 Premier 63 Moores PremierMoores 65 J. Crosbie 67 65 A, Murphy 65 65 Premier 65 Moores G. Ottenheimer 65 Premier Moores 65 L.

Barry 65 68. 5915. 5916. 5916. 5968. 5968. 5969. 6101+. 6105, 6190, 6196. 6516. 6797, 6519, 6519, 6520. 6522. 6523. 6524. 6525,

ORAL OUESTI ONS SUBJECT ASKED BY What fees North Pow-er Co. would M. Woodward charge govt. for services (b).If W. Rowe Dr. S. Peters had done consulting work for govt. since resignation If request from St. Brendan's re P. Thoms fuel shortage Completion date of Causeway linking H. Gillett New World Island to Twillingate Is. If Nfld. Govt. will support Fed. Govt. M. �oodward idea to finance bridge across Northwest River If govt. considering changinz formula F. Rowe in use for Student Aid Programes at Mem. University If writ issued for by-election Opp. Leader Hermitage etc. What situation on negotiations for W.

Howe 2nd. Oil Refinery If Amoco drilling being scaled down s. Neary on Nfld. coast How many of govt•s. trawler fleet S. Neary will be built in Marystown when hardware industry will be start- S. Neary ing in Nfld. What happens to wood produced in Lab- M. Woodward rador r n· the Linerboard mill at Stephenville How much wood will be left in Lab- Opp. Leader rador when shipping season ends where & when the Potato seed farm is P. Thoms to be located Nby paving of road through Carmanville E. Winsor & Gander Bay was discontinued When Minimum wage is going to be increased when a new Abbatoir will be built S. Neary s.

Neary If full cost of Schod board elections F. Rowe will be recommended by Min, of Educ. to be paid bY. govt.(b). If Min. in agree,. ment with 25� increase in operating cost as of 1/4/74 for Federation of School boards Information on the negotiations re Trans Labrador Highway (b). If there ara 3-party negotiating teams M. Woodward - 12 - Premier 65 J.loores Premier 65 Moores T, Hickey 65 M, Woodward 65 Premier 65 Hoores Premier 65 Moores W. Doody 66 W. Doody 66 Premier 66 Moores T. Hickey Premier Moores 66 66 66 66 66 66 66 G. Otteme:lner 66 T.

Hickey 66 69. 6526. 6527. 6527. 6527, 6528. 6675, 6676, 6680. 6681. 6681. 6685. 6685. 6686. 6686. 6687. 6687. 6690,

SUBJECT ORAL OUF.STI ONS ASKED BY When more information on exchanges in cutting rights between Bowaters cc Nfld. Govt. If new chairman appt'd. to Advisory Committee on the inshore fishery If Govt. trying to prevent increase in gas & oil in Nfld. If President of Un:llersity•s house transferred to Nfld. & Labrador Hous.

Corp. or in the name of the Province If homes have been found for 100 families being evicted If the C.N.R. 1 s Nov. 10th deadline for freight to the Labrador Coast If Labrador being dropped from the name of the Province Coast of Labrador Act -Statues of Province If Govt. changed Legislation Nfld. & Labrador If Shea Heights 24 housing units being built How Govt. plans to distribute rent money from Bell Island homes When storm damages to fisherman June/73 will be paid If negotiations going on �etween Govt. � the X-Hay, Lab. Technicians N 13 - P. Thoms S. Neary S. Neary S. Neary S. Neary M, Martin M. ltiartin Opp.

Leader Opp. Leader .:i, Neary S. Neary E. \illnsor S. Neary REPLY E. Maynard Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores A. Murphy T, Doyle Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores Premier Moores J, Crosbie 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 68 68 68 68 68 70 . 6799. 6799. 6800. 6801. 6807, 6808. 6809, 6809. 6801}. 6965'. 6966. 6966.

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12/2/73 II 1 j/3/'i3 13/3/'/3 20/2/73 23/2/73 2/3/73 9/3/73 12/3/73 14/3/73 11+/,/73 1 5/3/73 16/3/73 21/3/73 26/3/73 27/3/73 30/3/73 POINTS OF PRIVILEGE BY WHOM Premier Moores Opposition Leader Opp. Leader T.'l. Hickey T.'l. Hickey G. Ottenheimer Opp. Leader J. Morgan Opp. Leader J.C. Crosbie S.A. Neary J.C. Crosbie Opp. Leader T. Doyle W.G. Dawe M. Martin Opp. Leader - 1 SUBJECT re.Mrs. Terry Neary 83 11 Attack on Opp.Leaderd 112 father by w. Marshall 11 "Liberal backbencher 1 27 says E.T. attacks distasteful 13/2/'13" (should read member for Bonavista. South) 11 llpp.

Leader retracting 166 statement associating T.P. Hickey with Babb Construction "Accusation re name of 547 Administrator Lake Apts. 11 Rhetorical questions 972 to effect rules of House ••• (Impartiality of Speaker) 11 G. Wilsons' accusation 1354a Govt. contracts 11 Opposition Leader I Open 1696a Line show ' -Liar re hospital facility being built nonavista 11 Liar - J. Morgan 1734a " Crosbie1Moores Shaheen deal -lNfld. Herald 14/3/73) 1755a " Ruling 13/3/73 referrirt 1959a. to Inquiry "Misquote re pollution etc. 11 Evening Tel." 1974a " Political patronage 2019a (Daily News "quote") 11 Opp.

Leader being ace- 2178 used by St. John's East member of abusing privileges of House ,;ubstantiated by foll. (a).Daily News (b).CJON 11 Do cument tabled 7/3/73 2451 relationship between Dept. & McLean Org. (i.e.) printed booklets " "Wabush Mines closed by 2668 wildcat strike Even. Telegram 26/3/73 11 Being referred to as- 2963 Official Opposition * " Notice of Question of 3227 Privilege -ruling* 4/4/73 2. ti 3. J. 8. , 2. 18. 23. 23. 24-. 26, 27. 29. 32. 35. 38. 41.

3/4/73 3/4/73 10/4/73 10/4/73 11/4/73 12/4/73 II 13/4/73 16/4/73 26/4/73 30/4/73 30/4173 25/10/73 POINTS OF PRIVILEGE (cont'd.) BY WHOM J. Morgan M. Martin J. Crosbie G.Dawe T. Hickey Premier Moores Haig Young Opp. Leader Premier Moores H. Collins A, Senior R. Wells J. Crosbie Opp. Leader SUBJECT PAGE Rules or House not. 3497 being adhered to (i.

e) J. Crosbie & E. Roberts "liar11 should be retracted Statements by Opp. Leader 3943 re his absence from House or Assembly Conflict of Interest 4185 Daily News 10/4/73 Hattenhauer Inquiry cCl.st 418'l E. Tel. 4/4/?3 Use of Govt. Aircraft 4357 to correct statement by S. Neary Daily News 12/4/73 l,836 11 II II II • ( spoke to Pts. of Pri v .) 4837 Not going to 't:he CaribhE!ln 5048 Accusation-(using Govt. 5341 Aircraft)by M. \,foo<iwat·d Daily News a E.'£el.correct- ions 5964 Charges bys. Neary 6278, R. Wells Conflict of Int. Charges by S. Neary 6291,92 J. Crosbie Conflict of Interest Camera man taking pict- 6 521 ures or House of Ass. - 2 - 72. 44. lt8. 50. 50. 53. II II 54. 55. 61. 63, 65.

RULINGS 73 - 78

RULINGS RULINGS BY WHOM re.Direct question Mr, Speaker 11 Member heard in silence 11 Parliamentary rules of Procedure II ti Opposition Leader rephrase "liar" Debate on petition� 11 Wandering from debate; Atlantic Place II II II " II 11 F,R, Stagg elected Dept•y.Speaker " (by leave of House) II " 11 • 11 Adjournment -discuss Bonavista fish plant strike Addressing members in House of Assembly ·..:ender Resolution 13/2/73 (Neary) "Tenders being called puhlic monies (i.e.) McLean" {wording changed 14/2/73 Neary out of order (questicn Govt. policy) " Leave of House -discuss Octagon Steel Hill 11 Hattenhauer Royal Comm.

Report II Increases Hoyles• Home " Phosphorus Plant 11 11 (a). P.S. Thoms to refer to hon. members as such (b). rephrase robbery Amendments being tabled 11 Phraseology of S. Neary (kick­backs McLean) II • II 11 It II II 11 It II " No-Confidence motion in Administ- 11 ration" ti It II 1, " " II II " II 11 " 11 11 11 Negotiations Dr. Peters'salary House rules when speaking Mr. Chairman II (

b) Being heard in silence 11 Latitude in debate -Harvey Cole - 1 fl u II 11 62 93 112 114 145 165,66 173 175,76 344 178 217 224 404 73. 2. 2, 2, 2, 3, 3. 3, 3, 5. 3. 4. 4. 6. 7. 7, 475,77,78 7, 500 7, 673,74 9, 698 9. 712,14 790 815 862 9, 1 o. 11. 11.

re. " ·" " II It II II II II ti ti II II II II II II II RULINGS RULINGS BY WHOM Economic Dev. items (only two to be discussed) Question re asse::e.ng Nfld. school-boards Resolution "Govt. ot Canada installing microwave service to Labrador ••• 11 Question on Arda 111 -W.M.Rowe Mr. Spe aker tt It II It II It d. Neary -during question periai 11 It Atlantic Place Resolution II 11 Port de Grave member not to Mr. Wells impugn characters (

b) Yield- ing floor to S. Neary for questions - Bus Co. (

c) Opp. Leader St. John's, South 1 Notice of Motion -precedence Mr. Speaker Bell Island member debating a question • Hother•s Allowance reinstatement 11 Question -Policy of formulation t1 for watu-systems Question - Regional & Community 11 College definition by(Pres­ ident of Memorial University) Question - Provincial assistance i)O. II McLean Resolution members enter- 11 ing into debate Straying from Bill 31, (S. Neary) 11 Atlantic Place question by (S. Neary} Opp. Leader on Open Line Pro­ gram (J. Morgan) P.S. Thoms•-Reldution 7/3/73 Motbers 1 Allowance II II II Homes for Special Care (S.

Neary 11 ruled out of order - 2 - II 11 II " " ,, ft II 897,98, 902,03 916 1166a 1180a 1191 a 129fla, 1362a 74-. 11. 12. 16. 16. 1 8. 1352a 1, 53a, 18. 51+a,5',a 1367a 1464a 19. 20. 1 5'28a1 83a 21. 1529a 21, 1 532a 21 • 1537a 1602a 1635a 1691a 1697a 1700a 1826a 21. 21, 22. 23. 23. 23. 21t. 1750a,51a, 23, 5'2a, 53a

RULINGS RULINGS BY WHOM re. s. Neary - information or advice to Crown Mr. Chairman II II II II • • II II II Rules of House -(Standing Orders ) 11 will be ohserved in Committee of Whole II Standing Order - Speech on motion 11 ruled out of order II A.J. Murphy re question on fuel Opposition Leader's comments "utter foolishness" .Judicial Inquiry - ( Building materials , welfare citizens Bell Island) Latitude given Opp. Leader� Finance Minister (Social Serv­ ices) during Interim Supply J.C. Crosbie accusation Opp.J,eadar.Jtintru th" Relevancy - Nfld. Farm Products l'.r. v. Hickey) b� .J.

Neary McLean stipend Gros Morne Bull­ etin rnotioh " u ti It U II t1 .. II 0 II II Mr. Speaker 11 * Motion - "Not to close 11 :00 p.m. 11 11 II II II A�e� 11 Opp. Leader's Pt. of Privilege (W. Marshall- 'Opp. delaying passage of Interim Supply') II II 11 Items to be relevant to expend- Mr. Chairman iture (i.e. ) Bell Island-Dree II II II II II II II II II II II " Camera & apparatus in House Pt. of Privilege , (T. Doyle) Tourist booklets Mr. Speaker Bell Island member (Linerboard debate) Be ll Island member-Questions II It It II F. J. Aylward irrelevant Bill # 60 11 11 Bell Island member not permitted Mr.

Chairman move amendment-reduced vote F.B. Rowe asking & answering question Question(by S. Neary)replace Min. of Manpower & Ind. Rel. II II Question( by S. Neary) Bonavista S • 11 member resigning sea t II It II Unlimited time non-confidence motion by w. Rowe !-'r. 'lp ea!cer - 3 - 1750a 1751 a 1827a 1840a 1842a 1866a, 67a 1959a 2026a 1886a 1966n 2241 2174,77 2175 2179 2243 2211 2269 2451 2626 2673 2939 2977 3030 3032 3033 3144 75, 23. II 24. 25. 25, 25 . 26. 27. 25. 25. 26. 29, 28. 28. 29 29. 29. 30. 32. J4. 35. 38. 38, 39. 39. 39. 40.

RULINGS RULINGS BY WH<J,i re. Pt. of Order -non-confidence I-lotion Mr. Speaker II II ti II II II II II II • II II II II II " J.N.Rowe reading extracts II l'l.N. Rowe irrelevant non-confid- 11 ence Discussion on Petition by A, Dun- 11 phy Ruling challenged(by S, Neary} " II II S. Neary Corner Brook City Act(unrelated matters) It ti Unparliamentary words -scandal, dishonest etc. Mr. Chairman Pt. of Privilege by (Opp. Leader) Mr. Speaker Premier statement of Fisheries Minister resignation outside of House of Ass. Debate on petitions(by S.

Neary) Ml', Speaker Minister of Education in making statement when leave was denied II Beauchene (84-} "when a Minister 11 makes a statell',mt •.• 11 (raised for information only ) 11 because of above inconsistency by Min. of Educ. Opp. Leader's Pt. of Order-Questions on Order Paper to be answered II by new ministers ••. II II II II J.C. Morgan's Pt. of Privilege Mr. Chairman House rules being broken "liar" Mr. Speaker s. Neary -using word graft W.N. Rowe closing debate if again speaking on Hi ghway Safety Resolution II " II II Chairman Speaker S.

N�ary allegation �'Ministers Mr. usint, planes etc. for fishing ... 11 F.B. Rowe's Memorial University Mr. petition - Student Aid Questiomthe Prayer of same • Table petition Educ. Min. requests II II ti II 11 Student Aide S. Neary challenging Chair Subhead 604-(�ducation & Y outh} reduced by $60.00 ( Recessed for ten minutes} Motion Subhead 604 to be enter­ tained) Mr, Speaker Mr. Chairman 11 " Mr. Chaiman W.

Rowe reading excerpts from 11 ti letter to The Editor while on Education Estimates (i.e.} films, negative stock etc. - 4 - 3161 3180 318 7 3279-82 3285-87 3349 3390-92 34-323678 3439 34-39,4-0 344'i 34983616 3561 3684--89 3736,37 3858 3859 3866;68 a:s2e1 29,1toh1 4120 4270,71 73 40. II II 42. II 4-3. 4-3. 4-4. 4-6. 4-4. II II II ,, " 45. 46. 4R. 4-8 48. 48. 4-9. " 50.

re. II 11 " II II II II II II II It It II II 11 II .. II 11 II II II RULINGS RULINGS Request R. ilells withdraw Llotion # 8 {Crown Proceedings etc.) Subhead 620-04 Carried 10/4/73 Food Price Index ( �. Neary) Pt. of Order by {J.Crosbie) Nin. of Health being cross-e:.camined Sub-head 1701(Tran5, � Comm. too wide-ranged Procedural rulings Amendments to Amendments on Motion # 10 "Safety on Hir,hways .•• " Si�nal Hill petition J.A, Carter's tabling Evening Tel, 21/4/73 - CJON complex BY WHOM Mr. Speaker Mr. Chairman Mr. Speaker 11 II Mr. Speaker Mr. Speaker Dept•:,,.:ipeaknr II 11 J.A.

Carter questioning of Opp, Lead. 11 II r'. Rowe Financial Post editorial /72 l-lr. Speaker Yielding to Question �uspension of House to discuss Buchans strike R. Wells Pt. of Privilege -Conflict of Interest II It II S. Neary withdraw statements R. Wells 11 s. Neary out of order - ,T .C.Crosbie 1 s 11 Pt. of Privilege on Conflict of Interest S.

Neary to be heard in silence� participate in Standing Orders' manner II },eave of House discuss urgent public 11 business after Orders of the Day Leave of House discuss Hermitage by-election Canadian Javelin Shares Camera•man taking pictures House of Assembly without prmission S, Neary to leave Chamber re state­ ments used 11 II " It Resolution by St. John's North member 11 - 5 - It " II II II II II II II II ti II 4433 �444,45 50, 51 5080 5228 5493 55'/7, 58 5602 5742 5745 5923 6002 6274 62'/8 6285 6292 6298,99 6301 6353 6516 6516 6522 6531 6659 77, 51. 52. 55. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59, 59, 60. 61. 63, 61, " II 65.

II 11 ti II

PTS. OF ORDEH 79 - 82

PTS. OF ORDER SUBJECT MATTER Oral Questions more direct "Marshall Affair" Opp. Leader Atlantic Place petition (Opp. Leader) Re.solution notice-"Public tenders etc. 11 words members misleading the House Brochures - reply by Min. of Municipalities to Opp. Leader Procedures when member(other than Minister) wishes to table document S, Neary - Premier misled House of Assembly on U.d. w. or America Robbin�-by The Nfld. Constabulary Kick-backs from G. McLean (S. Neary) Time limit on members speaking other than no-confidence motion etc.

Members addressed as "Hon" Abide by House rules • Supplementary Supply - (2) items to discuss {a). Nfld. Steel (b). Nfld. Forest Prod­ ucts Ltd. BY WHOK w. Marshall II 11 " 11 G. Ottenheimer w. Marshall " II Opp. Leader l•remier 1,;oores L. Barry W. Marshall Opp. Leader J.C.Crosbie T. Hickey w. Marshall Opp. LeadP.r w. Marshall J. Crosbie Chairman to reconsider ruling re•Economic· Opp. Leader Development Resolution above Opposes Chairman's ruling being questioned P.J. Aylward Opposition Leader's objection H.V.R.Earle's Opp. Leader attitude in answering qu�stions Premier misleading House ( Opp. Leader) w.

Marshall Irrelevance re Grants to Municipalities Opp. Leader by Min. of Housing A.J. Murphy's remarks re Rural Development W.N. Rowe Authority W. Rowe•s question on ARDA 111 to be placed W. Marshall on Order Paper Precedence for Ministers in House -to be heard Opp. Leader s. Neary's remarks irrelevant on Ind. Dev­ elopment Bill Members speak from designated seat W. Marshall O. Dawe 79. PAGE BOOK 61 2. 11 2 2. 163 3. 165 " 170 3. 225 4. 295 5. 301 5. 500 7. 696 9. 696 It 697 II 697 II 711 9. 814 11. 815 n 895 II 896 It 900 II 914 i 2. 934 12 970 ti 1043 13. 1180a 16. 1184a II 1195a II 1265a 17.

PTS. OF ORDER SUBJECT MATTER Supreme Court hearing under Judge Mifflin :is where Port de Grave member should speak St. John's South member's Resolution called in preference to previous motions Debate on petition Bartlett's Hr. water line Resolution notice on Mothers allowance reinstatement Regional & Community College policy by Memorial University President Old Age Assistance(Provincial) question by S. Neary Members trying to shout-down P. Thoms while speaking on motion re McLean Complying with His Honour's ruling Min. or Social Services re fuel question ::i.

Neary to be heard in silence (b).Chair­ man•s remarks utter foolishness s. Neary re. Unemployment in Nfld, Ball Is.Inquiry prohibited to be discussed while under judicial Inquiry J. Crosbie - Opposition Leader telling an untruth re Unemployment •r. Hickey Nfld. Farm Products -irrelevant Motion 11House not to ad,1ourn 11 not debatable Intaking of Bell Island into Oree Taking pictures in House offence .-:icruffy tourist booklets dumried in Robin Hood Bay - S, Neary Interruption in Linerboard t✓.ill debate by S. Neary Edison Co. Ratification with Shaheen Natural Re�ources (Bill# 60) irrelevant i''.J. Aylward s.

Neary - amendment as to how Govt. should spend if vote reduced F. Rowe prefacing remarks with facts (i.e.) "boilers for Buchans school" 2 • Bo. BY WHOM PAGB BOOK S. 11eary 1352a 18. Opp. Leader 1355a II Opp. LP.ader 1366a 19. w. Marshall 1451a 20. It II 1528a 21. G. Ottenheimer 1532a II w. Marshall l 537a II Opp. Leader 1537 a II Opp. Leader 1 601 a II 'ti. Marshall 1692a 23. A.J. 1-iurphy 1840a 25. Opp. Leader 1841a II A. J. l•iurphy 1856a II J.C. Crosbie 1863a II Opp. Leader 1892a II W. Rowe 1966a 26. W. f,:arshall 2173 28. Opp. Leader II II ',I. Marshall 2211 29. Opp. Leader 2268 30. T. Doyle 2442 32. w.

Marshall 2626 34. w. Rowe 2939 38. G. Ottenheimer 2976 38. w. Marshall 3030 39,

PTS. OF ORDER SUBJECT MATTER Address in Reply-Amendment by w. Rowe Standing Orders(page 39)"reading extracts in a debate ••• 11 S. Neary 1 s discussion on petition-Highlands St. George's Dist. be upgraded (b). Speakers ruling challenged BY WHOM W. Marshall w. Rowe G, Ottenheimer Opp. Leader L. Barry ,T, Crosbie vi. Marshall Opp. Leader Opp. Leader J. Crosbie ,T. Crosbie� statement- trouble & strife Opp. Leader re budget (Le,)"collective bargaining ... " Speaker reading from Beauchesne re G. Otten- Onp, Leader heimer making statement during petitions Questions on Order Paper readdressed to new Opp.

Leader ministers for answers Nacom should be referred to instead of T. Hickey George McLean when inquiries made re advertisine etc. Opp. Leaders statement 11J. c. Crosbie lieing J. Crosbie When making statement -Equal pay for equal work" Transportation debt s. Neary W. Rowe closing debate on Highway Safety J. Crosbie Resoultion W. Rowe Unparliamentary remark by J. Cro�bie to W, RoweCrosbieS. Neary re Minister's using helicopters J. Gander Rivert etc. • Request for airplane lo,i;s since ,Tan. 1972* Petition from .MUN re Student Aid (G.

Otten­ heimer against tabling same -no prayer Labrador North member debate on questions 3tudent demonstration should not be dis­ cusi;�cl 1n Estimates Education & Youth G, Ottenheimer L. B.lrryG, Ottenheimer J. Crosbie F. B. Rowe w. Marshall J. More;an Motion 11Student Aid in Estimates be reduced Opp. Leader by $60.- That each Opp. member permitted J. Crosbie to speak to it" Rule of relevancy subhead

(604) W. Rowe reading excerpt from

article written to Editor - 3 - L. Barry W. Rowe J. Crosbie Opp. Leader J. Morgan T. Hickman Opp. Leader 31,3 3154 3156 3156 3159 3177 3279 3279 3281 3285 3398 3439 81. 40. It " " " II 42. II II II 44. 3444 " 3561 45. 3615 46. 3637 II 3685 " It II 3731 3732 iH� 3866 3867 3867 3884 3940 47. II II " 48. " II II 11 4113 49. 4115 n 4121 II 4121 II 4121 II 4122 II 4268 50. 4271 " 4273 II

PTS. OF ORDER SUBJECT MATTER When welcoming school children to House of Assembly to be referred to as- 11young people or young men & women" BY 1'1HOM Premier Moores Ruline subhead #620 not debatable - It has Opp. Leader been Carried Motion subhead #620 be reduced by $1.00 11 11 Motion " 11 out of order J. Crosbie Re quest.ions on doctors-to t-lin, of Health J. Crosbie Subhead 1701 Transportation & Comm. too W. Marshall much latitude on Ministers• salary (i.e.) new aircraft etc, Re Premier direct his remarks to his state- M. Martin ment-11 future of inshore fi�hery grim" St.

John 1 s, North member questioning Oppos- Opp. Leader ition-out of order �uestions re foreigners - extension services Opp. Leader (-,I. Doody) interupting M. Woodward Premier Moores W. Doody J. Crosbie misquoting him re Walter Marshlll Opp. Leader R. Wells Pt. of Privilege re Conflict of In- W. Rowe terest questioned R. 1/ells questions ruling re Pt. of Priv- 1.leP-e S, Neary re petition Flat Day area St. George's Dist. irrelevant Canadian Javelin shares (S.

Neary) Ministerial statement (permit strikes in Civil Service -Bill I 123 ) objection to method of statement Motion re11 Dept•y Speaker's ability to preside in House of Assembly in fair & impartial manner ••. 11 by Opp. l.eader Min. of Health reading excerpts from !Ir. McMillan, Nat'l. Dir. of CUP:?: - 4 " R. Wells W. Rowe Opp. Leader li. Mar shall F.R. Stagg Premier Moores Opp. Leader J.C. Crosbie Premier Moores W. Marshall w. Rowe L. Barry .. 82. 4443 52. 441+7 44li9 41+49 5227 5490 5728 5745 6001 6001 6002 6239 62'/8 6279- 62'/9 6280 6281 6509 6516 6723 6725 6795 6836 52. II II 55. 56. 58. 61. " " 63.

II II II " II 65. II 66. II II 67, " "