DetailedIndexofVerbatimReport 3rdSession Thirty—SeventhGeneralAssembly of Newfoundland FromMarch6,1978toNovember21,1978 Comi1edby:SaraJ.MacGillivray HansardDivision HouseofAssembly

TABLEOFCONTENTS PAGES CFFICIALOPENING-37thGENERALASSEMBLYOFNEWFOUNDLAND (3rdSESSION)1 ADDRESSINREPLYANDAMENDMENTSthereto24 ANSt’ERSTOQUESTIONS5—12 3flLS13—25 BUDGETDEBATE26—27 COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(Estimates)28—40 MISCSLLANEOUS41—43 ORALQUESTIONS44—80 PETITIONS81—92 PROCEDURESUNDERS.O.2393 REPORTS,REGULATIONS,etc.94—97 RESOLUTIONS98—107 RULINGS108—132 STATEMENTS(Ministerial)etc.133—137 OFFICIALCLOSING138

OFFICIALOPENING (PAGE1)

OFFICIALDPENING-THIRTY-SEVENTHGENERALASSEMBLYOFNEWFOUNDLAND (THIRDSESSION) DATE—780306 PAGESBOOK THRONESPEECHReadbyLt.Gov.G.A.Winter1-91. !r.SpeakerwelconedW.N.RowetoLegislatureasLeader ofH.M.LoyalOpposition10. Bill1—Introducedandreadafirsttime(SeeBills)10. MOVER—C.Power,M.H.A.Ferryland10—18. SECONDER-J.Goudie,M.B.A.Naskaupi19-25. B.24.LOYALOPPOSITIONLEADER-Hon.W.N.Rowe25-44. PREMIEROFNEWFOUNDLAND—Eon.F.D.Moores45—57. MOTION:—‘SelectCcnnitteebeappointedtodraft AddressinReply”: C.Power,M.H.A.Ferrvland J.Goudie,M.B.A.Naskaupi H.Kitchen,M.H.A.St.John’sWest58.

NOTICEOFMOTIONfor18Resolutionsby:— W.N.Rowe;H.Young;S.A.Neary;J.A.Carter; F.B.Rowe;J.Goudie;T.Rideout;J.Collins; H.Kitchen;W.Patterson;J.Hodder;L. Woodrow;F.White;N.Windsor;7.Lush; N.MacNeil;WCallan;H.Mclsaac;58—72. *SeeResolutions IntroducedthefollowingBills:— 3i1l2;3;4;6;7;11;8;5;13;1473—74. *SeeBills MOTIONOFADJOURNMENT:-(byT.A.Hic)an)‘ThatHouse adjournuntilTuesday,780307”74.1. 1

ADDRESSINREPLY& AMENDMENTSTHERETO (PAGES2—4)

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ANENDMENTSTOADDRESSINREPLY AMENDMENTSBYWHOMPAGEBOOK Aemdnent ‘ThisHousedeploresthefailureoftheGovt. oreoareandtooresenttotheHousemeasures adequatetodealwiththeproblemsconfronting Nfld.&Lab...”S.A.Nearv301—26.4. SeconderI.Nolan301. S.A.Neary375-452.5. *Qralauestionsanswered410. 483—567.6. J.G.Rousseau500. E.Maynard501. S.A.eary722—52.8. *Referenceto“Y”contract739. T.Rideout6524—40.59. SubAmendment Thefollowingwordstobeadded“Suchasrecord unemloyment,costofelectricity,costofliving, afisheriespolicy,developmentoftheLower Churchill...”T.Rideout6540—87.59. SeconderJ.Winsor6540. T.Rideout6519—6689.60.

R.Wells6633. ofexolanation:—amountoftonnageto becollectedbyConsinerAffairsDept.A.J.Murphy6683. T.Ridecut9440—58.83. W.Carter9458—90. G.Flight9490—9518. T,Lush9518. ‘, “9533—59.84. L.Woodrow9559—79. J.Hodder9579—9605. J.Goudie9605—33. W.N.Rowe9657—9711.85. CommentingJ.Collins9671. W.Carter9692. T.A.Hickman9703. C.Power9711—39. E.W.Winsor9762—80.86. W.Patterson9781—9806.“ J.Nolan9806—38. W.W.Marshall9838—62. F.3.Rowe9863—77. 9878—87.87. H.Young9887—99. H.Kitchen9900—26. J.Lundrigan9927—54. R.Simmons9955—85. G.Cross9983. 10069—81.88. J.Winsor10082—10103..‘ J.Collins10103—20. 10121—25.89. W.Callan10125—57.

T.A.Hickman10150. R.Winsor10158—71. *LetterreadbyR.Winsorthathesentto R.SimmonsreaPublicAccountsCommitteemeeting10164. W.Maceil10172. 3

AMENDMENTSTOADDRESSINREPLY(cont’d.) AMENDMENTSBYWHOMPAGEBOOK S±inen&tentcnt’d....I.Strachan10191—10212.89. TA.Hickman10212-19. Subamendmentdefeated10219. Amendmentdefeated10219. 4

ANSWERSTOQUESTIONS (PAGES5—12)

!NSW1llSTOoui:spiONS(YABIJ:r)O1{AL) QtJEST1ON NO.SuBJECT 1?.Howmanybidswerereceivedinresponseto Govt’s.tendercallforhelicopterservices; eachfirmorindividualwhosubmittedtenders; theamounttendered 38.Howmanyunitsofprivatelyownedequipment werehiredbytheDept.ofTransportationfor snow—clearing1976—77;thetotalcostandthe averageunitcostofsuchequipment Totalnumberofindividualswhoappearedbefore Magistrate’sCourtandtheSupremeCourtif statisticsavailable,amagistrateorajudgein theyearsl973-l977whowereremandedtothe Waterfordhospital;etc. 32.Thenumberofjourneysinvolvingpublicbusiness whichMm.ofHealthhasmadesinceApr.1/77to placesoutsideCanada;namesofcountriesvisited; dates,etc. 14.During1977whatamountofmoneywasexpendedbythe Govt.forthepurposesofsupplyingdrugswithout chargetoindigentsthroughouttheProvinceand howapersonqualifiestoreceivethesedrugs SinceJan.1/77whatis whichhavebeenpaidby CareCommissionasfees servicesrenderedorto fororinbehalfofthe thetotalvalueofamounts Govt.orbytheNfld.Medical orasretainersinrespectof berenderedbylegalcounsel Commission,etc. 8.Indicateno.ofpersonswhostatedthattheydid notintendtohonourtheundertakingwithGovt.in steadtheyrepaidGovt.(i.e.)bursarytostudyin specializedfields(medicineordentistry) Whatisthecostperbedforeachofthefollowing hospitals:—St.John’sGeneraliloapt.;JamesPeyton MemorialHosp.,Gander;CentralNfl.d.Hosp.,Grand Falls;CarbonearGeneralllosp.;waterfordHospital,(cont’d.) 35.

C.W.Dcody C.W.Doody 36. U’ 7. ASKEDBYTABLEDBYPAGE1100K P.Rideout1101.13. T.RideoutHOl.13. S.A.NearyT.A.Hickman1198.14. S.A.WearyH.A.Collins1718.18. S.A.Wearyll.A.Collins1720.18. S.A.NearyH.A.Collins1782.19. S.A.WearyH.A.Collins1784.19.

ANSWIRS ‘1() QtJIIS1 IONS (coril d .) QUEST IUN NO. SUBJECT ASKI1) BY TABLE[) BY PAGE BOoK 35. St. John’s; Western Beqional Memorial, Corner Brook; (cont’d.) Captain William Jackman Memorial, Labrador City; Sir Wilfred Grenfell, St. Anthony; Dr. Walter Templeman, Bell Island; Sir Thomas Roddick, Stephenville; Channel Cottage Hospital, Port aux Dasques; Bonavista Cottacje Hospital; Dunn Cottage Hospital; Grand Bank Cottage llosp.; Notre Dame Bay Memorial Ilosi)., Twillingate; Spningdale Hosp., Springdale S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 2009. 21. 41.

Has the Govt. a master plan for homes for geriatric care throughout Nfld. and I,abrador; if so, would he table a copy S.A. Neary II.A. Collins 2010. 21. 34. Does the Govt. of Nfld. provide a motor vehicle for the use of the Premier and if so, what is the make and model year, when was it purchased and from what firm and cost of the vehicle , etc. S.A. Neary Premier Moores 2507. 26. 56. Number of dental students in training as of Jan. 1/ 78 and name of dental school students are attending S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 2507. 26. 53.

Number of dentists recruited outside of Nfld. for 1977, number of visits made overseas by recruiting team, countries visited and names of personnel who visited these countries and cost of such trips S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 2637. 27. 33. Since Jan. 1, 1977, what is the number of new Brewers’ Agents Licenses that have been issued by the Nfld. & Lab. Liquor Corp., name of each person, and the community in which the establishment is situated S.A. Neary T.A. Hickman 2875. 29. 13. Since Jan. 18/72, what is the number of new liquor licenses that have been issued to owners, operators and managers of hotels, lounges, etc.

S.A. Neary T.A. Hickman 2875. 29. 25. have the Canadian Red Cross requested an increase in their grant- or other forms of assistance to maintain their programs, especially the Blood Bank S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 2947. 30.

ANSWERSTOQUESTIONS(cent‘d.

QUESTION NO.SUBJECTASKEDNYTABLEDBYPAGEBOOK 43.IsthereapsychiatristassignedtotierMajesty’s PeniCenciary;name;whenwasheappointed;numberof referralsfromCuepenitentiarytotheWaterford hospitalduringtheyears1975—1977S.A.NearyT.A.hickman3206.32. 23.HowmanydoctorswererecruitedoutsidetheProvince in1974—1977;inwhatprovincesorcountrieswere thesedoctorsrecruitedS.A.NearyH.A.Collins3878.38. 6.Whetheranydoctorswereprosecutedformakingfalse andfraudulentclaimsundertheMedicalCareProgram foryears1974—1977;ifyes,howmanydoctors;total amountforwhichfraudulentorfalseclaimswere madeforin1974—1977S.A.NearyH.A.Collins4960.48. 39.WhatisthenumberofT.B.patientsinhospitalsin Nfld.&Labradoratthepresenttime;numberbeing treatedintheirownhomesS.A.Nearyll.A.Collins4961.48. 52.Whatfinancialassistancetowardscapitalandop eratingexpensesofInternationalGrenfellAssoc. wereprovidedbyGovt.duringcurrentfiscalyear; havetheyrequestedadditionalfundsS.A.Nearyh1.A.Collins5412.52. 28.Thenumberofillegitimatebirthsinprovincefor 1977S.A.NearyH.A.Collins5412.52. 45.Astatementshowingthenumberofattemptedsuicides inNfld.&Labradorforyears1975—1977S.A.Nearyll.A.Collins5412.52. 47.WhatfinancialcontributiondoestheGovt.make towardsthehospitalatChurchillFalls;howmany doctorsareonstaff;howmanynurses;otherstaffS.A.NearyH.A.Collins5412.52. 22.110wmanypsychiatristswererecruitedoutsidethe provincein1974-1977;inwhatprovincesorcountries werethese.psychiatristsrecruitedS.A.NearyH.A.Collins5414.52.

ANS’WKRS TO C)tJBS’IIOHS (aunt •ci. OUEST1ON NO. SUBJFC’I’ ASKED BY TABLEt) BY BOOK 101. Quantity of vegetables (potatoes, etc.) marketed in the Terra Nova District since 1972; gross yearly dollar for same period for the sale of vegetables T. Lush E. Maynard 7599. 68. 103. Name the firms that submitted tenders to Govt. in 1977 to carry ouçspraying of liquid calcium on roads throughout province; amount tendered by each firm; who was awarded the contract; each road treated in 1977 and the mileage in each case Y. Rideout C.W. Doody •7890. 69. 49.

A grand total to date of the cost of constructing, furnishing and equipping the Health Sciences Complex on the campus of Memorial University; how much has been contributed by Govt. of Canada; additional funds required to complete the campus S.A. Weary lI.A. Collins 7925. 70. 1. Amount in fees paid by M.C.P. for consultation and surgery performed by doctors on staff of the Medical School; are these fees paid to the in dividual doctors or are they deposited in a common fund; list of disbursements from fund in 1974—1977 S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 792!). 70. 3.

What plans do the Govt. have to supply eye glasses to needy people of all ages S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 7925. 70. 4. What plans to the Govt. have to supply dentures to needy people of all ages S.A. Weary H.A. Collins 7925. 70. 19. flow many Occupational Therapists were recruited outside the province in 1974—77; in what provinces or countries were these therapists recruited S.A. Weary H.A. Collins 7925. 70. 62. Total number of deaths in Nfld. & Labrador from heart failure for 1974—1977 S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 7925. 70. 2.

What plans do the Govt. have to supply prescription to citizens of Nfld. & Labrador who have no other income except Old Age Security S.A. Weary ll.A. Collins 7925. 70. 9076. 80.

ANSWEISTOQUESTIONS(cent‘d.

QUESTION NO.StJBJEC’JASKEI)BYTABLEDBYPAGEBOOK 82.Statementofnumberofambulancesintheprovince operatincjtindertheGovernment’sAmbulanceProgram; ambulancedriverswhohavecompliedwiththe regulations,standardsandtrainingsetbyPublic UtilitiesBoardandDept.ofHealthS.A.NearyJI.A.Collins7925.70. 63.ListthemembersoftheMedicalCareCommission; dateofappointment;durationofappointmentS.A.NearyH.A.Collins7925.70. 61.Tableastatementshowingincidentsofstomach cancerinNfld.&Labradorforyears1974—1977S.A.NearyU.A.Collins7925.70. 40.Haveanyfinancialarrangementsbeenmadewiththe otherAtlanticProvincestoconstructanewdental schoolforAtlanticCanada;ifyes,tableall informationinconnectionwiththismatterS.A.NearyH.A.Collins7925.70. 17.AsofJanuary1,1978,howmanypersonswerein- patientsoftheWaterfordHospitalshowingnumber ofmaleandfemalepatients,etc.S.A.NearyII.A.Collins7925.70. 16.AsofJanuary1,1978,isthereawaitinglistof personsawaitingadmissionfortreatmentorcareat theWaterfordHospitalandifso,howmanypersons areonthewaitinglist,etc.S.A.NearyH.A.Collins7925.70. 5.Numberoftimescommercialaircraftwerechartered whenGovt.aircraftunavailableforemergencyair ambulanceservicein1974—1977;totalcostof charteringcommercialaircraftfor1974—77;company orindividualaircraftwascharteredfromS.A.NearyH.A.Collins7925.70. 75.AreportbytheCanadianPublicHealthAssoc.into possibleeffectsoffluoridecontaminationfromthe ERCOphosphorusplantatLongHarbourS.A.Nearyll.A.Collins7925.70. 68.TableacopyofDoctorSelikoff’sreportonminer’s diseaseatBaieVerteS.A.NearyH.A.Collins8758.77.

ANSWE[S TO OhJ)S’jIONS (cunL’U QL1[ST1ON NC). StJLIJtCT ASEfD BY ‘JABLEL) BY PAGI 31. Names of doctors hired for the M.U.N. Medical School for the years 1973—1977; names of doctors currently on staff; doctors who resigned; doccors who resigned from the Medical School and receiving pensions or other financial arrangements S.A. Neary It.A. Collins 8758. 77. 65. Total cost of purchases of all drugs for 1977—78 S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 8758. 77. 9.

What steps have Govt. taken since Jan. 18/72 to encourage dentists to locate in rural areas of the province with respect to the provision of, or a subsidiary towards the expense of the rental or the purchase of housing accommodation; guarantee of earnings; subsidy towards dental equipment, etc. S.A. Neary ILA. Collins 8758. 77. 15. On what basis does Govt. set its selling prices in connection with drugs sold to out-patients in hospitals, drugs supplied to cottage hospitals through the Central Pharmacy, etc.; what is the difference between selling prices by Govt. and retail prices in drug stores in Nfld. S.A.

Neary Ii.A. Collins 8758. 77. 66. Total dollar value of all purchases of x-ray film and from whom purchased in financial year 1977-78 S.A. Neary II.A. Collins 8758. 77. 67. What are the names of those persons who are currently employed as Executive Assistants, Special Assistants, or Special Advisers to him; what date were they employed and title each holds S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 9078. 80. 11. How many doctors are employed by Prov. Govt.; how many medical students attending Memorial University’s School of Medicine are first — fifth year; number of Nfld. students attending MUN Medical School, etc. S.A. Neary II.A.

Collins 9076. 80. 46. Does the College of Trades & Techqology presently have a dourse for pharmacists; if so, how many students are presently enrolled in this course; is the certification of pharmacists in Nfld. generally accepted by other provinces of Canada S.A. Neary fI.A. Collins 9078. 80.

ANSWEHSTOQIJIS1’[oHS(conl•d QUESTION NO.SLJIIJECTASKEDDYTABLEt)BYPAGEHOOK 12.DoestheGovt.planCohaveconstructioncommenceon alloranyofthefollowinghospitalprojectsduring fiscalyearApr.1,1978;newhospitalsatChannel— PortauxHasques,Clarenville,BurinPeninsula;new wingforDr.CharlesA.JanewayChIldren’sHospital; extensiontoCentralUfid.HospitalatGrandFallsS.A.NearyIJ.A.Collins9078.80. 21.WhatactionhavetheGovt.takenontheenvironmental andoccupationalhealthhazardsatthepelletplant aridconcentratingplantof10CCatLabradorCity, iheasbestosmineatBajaVerte,theBuchansmineand thephosphorusplantatLongHarbour,PlacentiaBay; ismonitoringofatmosphericdustlevelscarriedon intheseminesandplantsonacontinuingbasisS.A.NearyH.A.Collins9078.80. 58.Statementofreportedcasesofsyphilis,gonorrhea andotherveneraldiseasesS.A.NearyH.A.Collins9078.80. 86.Numberofcasesofbatteredwivesrecordedforthe calendaryears1975,1976and1977S.A.NearyH.A.Collins9347.82. 72.Numberofcasesofbatteredhusbandsrecordedfor thecalendaryears1975,1976and1977S.A.NearyH.A.Collins9347.82. 79.Numberofcasesofchildabuserecordedforthe years1975,1976and1977S.A.NearyH.A.Collins9347.82. 105.Statementofthenumberofcaseswherechargeswere laidinyears1972—1977wherenoconvictionre sultedfromtheaction:SupremeCourt;District Courts;Magistrate’sCourtS.A.NearyT.A.Hickman10362.91. 106.Tableallcorrespondence,requisitions,tenders, proposalsandallotherdocumentsrelatingtothe purchaseoftwoPHY(Canso)aircraftsince January1,1977todateS.A.NearyC.W.Doody10930.96. 100.Whatarethenamesofthosepersonswho,asofa currentdate,aremembersoftheBoardofManagement atGanderhospitalshowing:thedatehewas(cont’d.)

- TO otii:si IONS (con I‘(1. QUEST ION NO. SUBJECT ASKEI) BY TABlED BY 100. appointed, the term, title of position held; (cont d.) what is the value of amounts payable tc) members of the Board, etc. S.A. Neary II.A. Collins 11171. 98. 85, What are names of persons, as of current date, who 89. are members of the Board of Management at Carbonear Hospital showing: the date on which be was appointed, the term, title of position held; what is the value of amounts payable to members of the Board, etc. S.A. Neary II.A. Collins 11233,34. 99. 88.

What are names of persons, as of current date, who are members of the Board of Management at the Grand Falls Hospital showing: the date on which he was appointed, the term, title of the position held; what is the value of amounts payable to members of the Hoard, etc. S.A. Neary [LA. Collins 11234. 99. 91. What aie the names of persons, as of current date, who aze members of the Board of Management at Lthe Corner Brook Hospital showing: the date on which he was appointed, the term, title of the position held; what is the value of amounts payable to members of the Board, etc. S.A. Neary H.A. Collins 11849. 104. 83.

What are the names of persons, as of current date, who are members of the Board of Management at the Buchans Hospital showing: the date on which he was appointed, the term, title of the position held; what is the value of amounts payable to members of the Hoard etc. S.A. Neary lI.A. Collins 11849. 104.

BILLS (PAGES13—25)

6ANACTTOAMENDTHEPROVINCIALCOURTACT TOMAKEUSEOFTHESERVICESOFRETIRED MAGISTRATES NOTICE OF MOTIoN BILL i,L1(0)0.2ndI(DG.COMMITTEEAMDTS.3rdHUG.AS3EN’t’CIIAPTEIO I.-. w 1ANACT ToAMENDTILEMORTGAGEBROKERSACTBk.1Bk.1Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13 Pg.10Pg.10Pcj.1166Pg.1175Pcj.1176Pg.11781 2ANACTRESPECTINGTHEEXECUTIONOF RELEASESOFMORTGAGEMYPERSONSWHOAREBk.1Bk.2Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13 NOTRESIDENTINTILEPROVINCEPg.73Pg.123Pg.1168Pg.1175Pg.1176Pg.11782 3ANACTRESPECTINGTHEHOLDINGOFPROPERTY INTilEPROVINCEBYTHENEWFOUNDLANDANDBk.1Bk.2Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13 LABRADORCOMMANDANDBRANCHESOFTHEPg.73Pg.123Pg.1169Pg.1175Pg.1176Pg.11783 ROYALCANADIANLEGION 4ANACTTOEMPOWERTHEST.JOHN’S MUNICIPALCOUNCILTORAISEALOANFORBk.1Bk.2Bk.49Bk.51Bk.5].Bk.81 MUNICIPALPURPOSESBYTHEISSUEOFBONDSPg.73Pcj.123Pq.5114Pg.5317Pg.5381Pg.93019 Bk.51 Pg.5319 5ANACTTOAUTHORIZEANIMPOSTUPONCERTAINBk.1Bk.2Bk.505386Bk.51Bk.54Bk.81 MINERALHOLDINGSINTHEPROVINCEPg.73Pg.125Pg.5196Bk.52Pg.5347Pg.5711Pg.930114 Pg.5437 7ANACTTOAMENDTilECOMPANIESACT Bk.1Bk.2Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13 Pg.73Pg.124Pg.1171Pg.1176Pg.1177Pg.117B4 Bk.1Bk.2Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13 Pg.73Pg.1.25Pg.1174Pg.1176Pg.1177Pg.11785

NCYI ECI DIIJ. OF fIOTION IsL RDG. 2nd HOG. COMMITTEE AM[)TS. 3rd BDc;. ASSEIIT CIIAPThR Bk. 49 B

AN ACT TO AMEND THE INDUSTRiAL STANDARDS Bk. 1 Bk. 2 Pg. 5162 Uk. 51 Bk. 51 13k. 81 ACT Pg. 73 Pq. 125 Bk 50 Pg. 5319 Pq. 5381 Pcj. 12 Pg. 5188 9301 9

AN ACT TO AMEND TIlE ADOPTION OF CHILDREN Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Bk. 52 Bk. 52 Bk. 54 Bk. 8] ACT, 1972 Pg. 104 Pg. 301 Pg. 5482 Pg. 5537 Pg. 5711 Pg. 15 9301 10

AN ACT TO AMEND THE LOCAL SCHOOL TAX ACT Bk. 52 Bk. 54 Bk. 64 Bk. 65 Bk. 65 Bk. 81 Pg. Pg. 5711 Pg. 7098 Pg. 7178 Pg. 7198 Pg. 16 5411 9301 11

AN ACT TO AMEND THE COMMISSIONERS FOR Bk. 1 Bk. 2 Bk. 13 Bk. 13 Bk. 13 Bk. 13 OATHS ACT Pg. 73 Pg. 124 Pg. 1173 Pg. 1176 Pg. 1177 Pg. 1178 6 12

AN ACT TO REPEAL TIlE GOVERNMENT—PYRAMID Bk. 50 MOBILE HOMES

(1959) LIMITED (CONFIRMATION Bk. 2 Bk. 4 Pg. 5280 Bk. 52 Uk. 54 Uk. 81 OF AGREEMENT) ACT Pg. 104 Pg. 301 Bk 52 Pg. 5536 Pg. 5711 Pg. 17 Pg. 5468 9301 13

AN ACT RESPECTING UNFAIR AND UNCONSCION- Bk. 1 Bk. 2 Bk. 49 Bk. 51 Bk. 51 Bk. 81 ABLE TRADE PRACTICES Pg. 73 Pg. 124 Pg. 5117 Pg. 5318 Pg. 5381 Pg. 10 9jor 14

AN ACT TO AMEND TIlE ST. JOHN’S HOUSING Bk. 1 Bk. 2 Bk. 50 Bk. 51 Bk. 51 Bk. 81 CORPORATION ACT Pg. 74 Pg. 124 Pg. 5264 Pg. 5318 Pg. 5381 Pg. 11 9302

BILI N(VI’ICt OF MOTioN1stHDc;.2ndNBC;.COMMITTEEANtVt’S.3rdRHO.ASSEtI’t;IIAPTF:i( I-. LJ1 15INTEIUMSUPPLYBILL($165,850,000)Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13 Pg.Pg.1165Pg.1166Pg.1166Pg.1177 1165 16ANACTTOAMENDTIlEDISTRICTCOURTACT,Bk.10Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13Bk.13 1976Pg.811Pg.1123Pg.1175Pg.1176Pg.1177Pg.1178 Bk.52 Bk.16Pg.5539 17ANACTRESPECTINGTHEREHABILITATIONOFBk.14Pg.1480Bk.52Bk.52Bk.54Bk.81 DISABLEDPERSONSPg.Pg.5490Pg.5539Pg.5711P9.930218 1198Bk.22g.

P.2127 18ANACTTOAMENDTHESTATUTELAWIN RESPECTOFANNUITIESPAYABLEUNDERLIFEBk.52Bk.54Bk.61Bk.65Bk.65Bk.81 INSURANCECONTRACTSPg.Pg.5710Pcj.6822Pg.7175Pg.7198Pg.930219 5411 20ANACTTOAMENDTUECONFLICTOFINTERESTBk.52Bk.54Bk.64Bk.65Bk.65Bk.81 ACT,1973Pg.Pg.5709Pg.7085Pg.7177Pg.7198Pg.930220 5411 21ANACTTOREGULATETHEDISCOUNTINGOFBk.35Bk.37Bk.52Bk.52Bk.54Bk.81 INCOMETAXREFUNDSPg.Pg.3792Pg.5534Pg.5537Pg.5711Pg.930221 3506 22ANACTTOAMENDTHEWELFAREINSTITUTIONS LICENSINGACTTOENSUREGREATEREMPHASISBk.52Bk.54Bk.64Bk.65Bk.65Bk.81 ONTHEINSPECTIONOFWELFAREINSTITUTIONSPg.Pg.5709Pg.7065Pg.7177Pg.7198Pg.930222 INTIlEFUTURE5411

Nf)TICL BIlL OF MOTION 1st HI)G. 2r,cl RDG. COMMITTEE AMDTS. 3rd EDO. ASSENT CIIAP1El( Elk. 54 Pg. 571.2 Uk. 65 24

AN ACT RESPECTING OCCUPATIONAL tIEALTH AND Bk. 29 Ilk. 30 Bk. 55 Bk. 65 Pg. 7258 Bk. 65 1k. 81 SAFETY IN THE PROVINCE Pg. 2875 Pcj. 2972 Pg. 5757 Pg. 7200 Pg. 7273 )g 9302 23 Pcj: 5794 Pc]. 7261. ‘Bk. 61 Pg. 67Th 25

AN ACT TO AMEND FURTHER THE GOVERNMENT — UNITISH NEWFOUNDLAND EXPLORATION LIMITED Bk. 52 Bk. 54 Bk. 62 Uk. 65 Bk. 65 ik. 81 AUTHORIZATION OF AGREEMENT ACT, 1957 Pg. 5411 Pg. 5710 Pg. 6896 Pg. 7175 Pg. 7198 cj. 9302 24 26

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE LIEUTENANT- GOVERNOR IN COUNCIL TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH BRITISH NEWFOUNDLAND Bk. 52 Bk. 54 Bk. 62 Bk. 65 Bk. 65 1k. 81 CORPORATION LIMITED AND N.M. ROTHSCHILD & Pg. 5411 Pg. 5710 Pg. 6884 Pg. 7175 Pg. 7198 q. 9302 25 SONS, SUPPLEMENTAL TO TIlE AGREEMENT DATED TUE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1953, AS HERETOFORE_AMENDED 27

AN ACT TO AMEND THE MOTORIZED SNOW VEHICLES AND ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES ACT, Bk. 52 Ilk. 54 Bk. 64 Bk. 65 Uk. 65 k. 81 1973 Pg. 5411 Pg. 5710 Pg. 7104 Pg. 7177 Pg. 7198 g. 9302 26 28

AN ACT TO CONVEY CERTAIN TRUSTS AND PROPERTIES IN THE PROVINCE TO THE ROYAL Bk. 48 Bk. 49 Bk. 51 Bk. 51 Bk. 51 3k. 81 TRUST CORPORATION OF CANADA Pg. 4960 Pg. 5114 Pg. 5381 Pg. 5385 Pg. 5404 g. 9302 13 29

AN ACT TO AMEND THE DOG ACT, 1976 Bk. 52 Bk. 54 Bk. 64 Bk. 65 Bk. 65 k. 81 Pg. 5411 Pg. 5711 Pg. 7110 Pg. 7177 Pg. 7198 g. 9302 27 30

AN ACT TO AMEND THE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE Bk. 58 Bk. 59 Bk. 64 Bk. 65 Bk. 65 k. 81 ACT, 1977 . Pg. 6427 Pg. 6523 Pg. 7123 Pg. 7178 Pg. 7199 g. 9302 28

NOTICI BiLLOF1sttwc;.2ndHOG.COMMITTELAMOTS.3rdHOG.ASSENTCIIAP1EB IOTION 31ANACTTOAMENDTIlECONSUMERREPORTINGBk.52Bk.54Bk.62Bk.65Bk.62Uk.65Bk.81 AGENCIESACTPg.541]Pg.5711Pg.6831Pg.7176Pg.6843Pg.7198Pg.29 9303 32ANACTTOAMENDTUEMINERALACT,1976k.52Bk.54Bk.64Bk.65Bk.65Uk.81 Pg.5411Pg.5711Pg.7121Pg.7178Pj.7198Pg.30 9303 33SUPPLEMENTARYSUPPLYBILL($9,648,700)Bk.112Bk.112Bk.112Bk.113 Pg.12791Pg.12791Pg.12791Pq.37 12946 34ANACTRESPECTINGDISPENSINGOPTICIANS1k.91Bk.94 g.Pg.10751 10360 35ANACTTOAMENDTHEDEPARTMENTOFBk.64 MUNICIPALAFFAIRSANDHOUSINGACT,19731k.58Bk.59Pg.7129Bk.65Bk.65Bk.65Bk.81 g.6427Pg.6523Bk,65Pg.7178Pg.7178Pg.7200Pcj.-31 Pg.71629303 ‘7 36*ANACTTOAMENDTHEINCOMETAXACTk.52Bk.92Bk.92Bk.92July11 g.5411Pg.10540Pg.10540Pg.105407834 37ANACTRESPECTINGTIlETAXONUSERSOFBk.111Bk.111Bk.111Bk.111Bk.111Bk.113 •TOBACCOPg.12686Pg.12686Pg.12686Pg.12686Pj.12686Pg.38 12949

AN ACT RESPECTIN(’ TilE TAX IMPOSED UPON Tilt Bk. ]07 Bk. 107 Bk. 107 Bk. 107 Bk. 107 July ii, RETAIL SALE OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL Pg. 12156 Pg. 12156 Pg. 12156 Pg. 12156 Pg. 12156 78 36 PROPERTY 39

AN ACT RESPECTING A TAX UPON THE CON— Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Uk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 113 SUMERS OF GASOLINE AND OTHER LIKE LIQUIDS Pg. 12633 Pg. 12633 Pg. 12633 Pg. 12633 Pg. 12633 Pg. 39 12949 40

AN ACT RESPECTING THE TAX UPON PERSONS Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 113 WHO PAY CERTAIN INSURANCE PREMIUMS P9. 12643 Pg. 12643 Pg. 12643 Pg. 12643 Pg. 12643 Pg. 40 12949 41

AN ACT TO ENABLE TUE GOLDEN EAGLE CANADA 1k. 58 Bk. 59 Bk. 62 Bk. 65 Bk. 65 Bk. 81 LIMITED TO BECOME A FEDERAL CORPORATION g. 6427 Pg. 6523 Pg. 6926 Pg. 7176 Pg. 7198 Pg. 32 9303 42 MAIN SUPPlY BILL ($897,279,356) 1k. 81 Bk. 81 Bk. 81 Bk. 81 Bk. 81 g. 9300 Pg. 9300 Pg. 9300 Pcj. 9300 Pg. 33 9300 43

AN ACT TO AMEND THE WILD LIFE ACT 1k. 61 Bk. 64 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 g. 6751 Pg. 7064 Pg. 12923 Pg. 12928 Pg. 12942 Pcj. 41 12946 44

AN ACT TO AMEND TilE DETENTION OF 1k. 64 Bk. 66 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 INTOXICATED PERSONS ACT, 1973 Pg. 7037 Pg. 7352 Pg. 12890 Pg. 12928 Pg. 12942 Pg. 42 12946 131 LL IC)T ICE Or 4OTION 1C Ht)G. 2nd RUG. COMMITTEE AMUTS. 3rd 1113G. ASSENT

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BILl. 45 JOTICE OF lOflON ANACTTOAMENDTHEFISHINSPECTIONACT lsLRUG.2ndlG. 46 OMMITTEE Bk.67 Pg.7537 ANACTTOAMENt)THE ACT AMl)’lS Bk,68 Pg.7621 3rdBUG. 13k..113 Pg.12889 CITYOFCORNERBROOK C)lA1’lLH Bk.113 Pg.12928 47 Bk.69Bk.72 Pg.7890Pg.8224 Bk.113 Pg.12942 ANACTTOAMENDTHECITYOFST.JOHN’S ACT Bk.113 Pg. 12946 Bk.113 Pg.12890 I-. ‘0 43 Bk.113 Pg.12928 48 Bk.113 Pg.12942 Bk.72Bk.77 Pg.8202Pg.8777 ANACTTOAMENDTHE GUARANTEEACT,1957 Bk.113 PC]. 12946 Bk.113 Pg.12890 44 LOCALAUTHORITY Bk.113 Pg.12928 49 Bk.113 Pc3.12942 Bk.112 Pg.12791 ANACTFURTHERTOAMEND GUARAITEEACT,1957 Bk.113 Pg. 12946 Bk.112 Pg.12791 45 THELOANAND 50 Bk.112 Pg.12791 Bk.112 Pg.12791 ANACTTOESTABLISHTHE URBANREGION Bk.113 Pg. 12946 46 NORTHEASTAVALON Bk.112Bk.112Bk.113 Pg.12791Pg.12791Pg.47 12949 Bk.67Bk.68 Pg.7537Pg.7621 Bk.94 _9.10753 Bk.95 Pg.10778 96 Pg.10961 .97 11032 Bk.99 Pa.11255 -.100 Pa.11382 .101 Pg.11534 SEERSOLUTION 6MONTIHOIST

NOTiCE OF MoTiON 51

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TIlE PROVISION OF Bk. 72 Bk. 77 LOWER COST PENSCRIPTION DRUGS Pg. Pg. 8777 8202 53

AN ACT RESPECTING ELECTIONS, CONTROVERTED ELECTIONS AND ELECTIONS FINANCING FOR Bk. 66 Bk. 68 MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY Pg. Pg. 7621 7330 54

AN ACT TO AMEND THE FINANCIAL ADMIN ISTRATION ACT, 1973 Bk. 77 Bk. 78 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 113 Pg. Pg. 8884 Pg. 12686 Pg. 12689 Pg. 12689 Pg. 12695 Pg. 48 8758 12947 55

AN ACT RESPECTING THE PROTECTION OF PLANTS AND THE PREVENTION OF THE SPREAD OF PESTS Bk. 82 Bk. 83 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 AND DISEASES DESIRUCTIVE TO VEGETATION Pg. Pg. 9439 Pg. 12922 Pg. 12930 Pg. 12930 Pcj. 12943 Pg. 49 9347 12947 56

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE RAISING OF MONEY BY WAY OF LOAN BY THE PROVINCE Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 111 Bk. 113 (LOAN BILL) Pg. 12639 Pg. 12629 Pg. 12629 Pg. 12629 Pg. 50 12946 57

AN ACT RESPECTING AN INCREASE OF CERTAIN PENSIONS Bk. 74 Bk. 77 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Pg. Pg. 8778 Pg. 12877 Pg. 12928 Pg. 12943 Pg. 51 8416 12946 58

AN ACT TO AMEND TUE REGISTRATION (VITAL STATISTICS) ACT Bk. 74 Bk. 77 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Pg. Pg. 8778 Pg. 12882 Pg. 12928 Pg. 12943 Pg. 52 8416 12946 BIt.L 1, C Bl)G . 2nd l(l)G . C(’d1M Lt’lJJ AMIYIS . 3rd issi:tii ilAJ’’lt:l 0

OF MOT3ON3rd1wc;.ASSEII’l 59ANACTTOAMENI)TUEWARSERVICE(PENSIONS ACT,1975Bk.82Ilk.83Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 Pg.9347Bk.9440Pg.12871P9.12921Pg.12943Pj.53 12947 60ANACTTOAMENDTHELIQUORCORPORATION ACT,1973Bk.82Bk.83Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 Pg.9347Pg.9438Pg.12891Pg.1292!Pg.1294Pg.54 12947 61ANACTTOPROViDEFORTHEREGISTRATION OFQUALIFIEDSOCIALWORKERSBk.82Bk,83 Pg.9347Pg.9438 62ANACTTOFACILITATEMETRICCONVERSIONBk.82Uk.83Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 Pg.9347Pg.9439Pg.1288Pg.1293Pg.1294Pg.55 12947 63ANACTRESPECTINGTHEPROTECTIONOF ANIMALSBk.82Bk.83Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 Pg.934Pg.9440Pg.1291Pg.1292Pg.1294Pg.56 12947 64ANACTTOPROVIDEFORCHANGEOFNAMESBk.88Bk.91k.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 Pg.Pg.1037)g.12879Pg.12929P9.12943Pg.57 1004812947 65ANACTTOAMENDTHELIQUORCONTROLACT,Bk.91Bk.941k.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 1973Pg.Pg.1075Pg.12892Pg.12938Pg.12945Pg.58 1036112948 UILI lsLRDG.2ndRt)G.COMMIT’I’EIAMUTS.

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BILL Not ICE OF MOTION lsL BDG. 2nd ItDG. OMMITTEE AML)TS . 3rd [(DC;. \S SKN Cl IA PT i:1 M 66

AN ACT TO AMEND THE NEWFOUNDLAN[) TEACHER (COLLECTIVE BARGAINING) ACT, 1973 Bk. 88 Bk. 91 Pg. Pg. 10378 10048 67

AN ACT TO AMEND THE ACCIDENT AND SICKNESS INSURANCE ACT, 1971 Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Pg. Pg. 10750 Pg. 12881 Pg. 12934 Pg. 12943 Pg. 59 10360 12947 68

AN ACT TO AMEND THE AUTOMOBILE iNSURANCE ACT Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 [1k. 113 Pg. )g 10750 Pg. 12879 Pg. 12933 Pg. 12943 Pg. 60 10360 12947 69

AN ACT TO AMEND THE COLLEGE OF FISHERIES ACT, THE COLLEGE OF TRADES AND TECHNOLOGY Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 ACT, AND THE POLYTECHNICAL INSTITUTE ACT Pg. g. 10751 Pg. 12918 Pg. 12936 Pg. 12945 Pg. 61 10361 12948 70

AN ACT TO AMEND TIlE MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS ACT Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Pg. Pg. 10750 Pg. 12880 Pg. 12934 Pg. 12943 Pg. 62 10360 12947 71

AN ACT TO AMEND TUE DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY Bk. 91 Bk. 14 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 AND AGRICULTURE ACT, 1973 Pg. Pg. 10749 Pg. 12889 Pg. 12933 Pg. 12943 Pg. 63 10359 12947 72

AN ACT TO REVISE TIlE NEWFOUNDLAND Bk. 93 Bk. 94 Bk. 112 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 ARCHITECTS ACT Pg. Pg. 10753 Pg. 12814 Pg. 12938 Pg. 12938 Pg. 12945 Pg. 64 10577 12948

NOTICE OF NOTION1stHOG.

UII,L ridBOG.OMMITTEEAMOTS.3rdHOG.CIIAP’lElt (‘3 73ANACTTOAMENDTIlEREALESTATETRADINGBk.911k.941k.113Uk.113Bk.113Uk.113 ACTPg.)g.10750)q•12881Pg.12934Pg.12943Pg.65 1036012948 1k.105 74ANACTTOPROVIDEFORTHEADMINISTRATION OFCERTAINFACILITIESCONSTRUCTEDFORTHEBk.911k.94120603k.112Bk.112Bk.1123k.113 CANADASUMMERGAMESPg.3cj.107491k112Pg.12764Pg.12765Pg.12765Pg.66 10359kj.1274212947 75ANACTTOAMENDTHECONSTABULARYACTBk.911k.941k.1131k.113Bk.113Bk.113 Pg.g.10752‘g.12912Pg.12937Pg.12945Pg.67 1036112948 76ANACTTOAMENDTHEWORKMEN’SBk.911k.941k.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 COMPENSATIONACTPg.g.10751‘g.12923Pg.12934Pg.12934Pg.12944Pg.68 1036012948 77ANACTTOREMOVEANOMALIESANDERRORSINBk.911k.941k.1071k.107Bk.107Bk.107July11/ TIlESTATUTELAWPg.g.10752g.12156Pg.12221Pg.12158Pg.122217835 10361 78ANACTTOAMENDTHEREGISTRATIONOFBk.91ik.941k.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 DEEDSACTPg.g.10751q.12882Pg.12936Pg.12936Pg.12945Pg.69 1036112948 79ANACTTOAMENDTHEQUARRYMATERIALS ACT•,1976Bk.913k.94ik.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 .Pg.P9.10752Pg.12919Pg.12938Pg.12945Pg.70 1036112948 /

NOTICE BILL MOT ON Ii I )(DC . nd RUG. OMMI’i1EE AMI)TS . ltd RI)C. As; t*i’v ciitviii )

t) AN ACT TO ClARIFY THE NATURE OF A PAYMENT Bk. 91 Bk. 94 MADE IN 1974 TO CERTAIN MINING COMPANIES Pg. Pg. 10752 103 61 Bk. 96 81

AN ACT TO AMEND THE SOCIAL ASSISTANCE Pg. Bk. 100 Bk. 112 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 ACT, 1977 10929 Pg. 11381 Pg. 12810 Pg. 12941 Pg. 12945 Pg. 71 Bk. 100 12949 Pg. 11381 82

AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR TUE PAYMENT OF ACCELERATED PENSIONS TO EMPLOYEES OF THE GOVERNMENT OF NEWFOUNDLAND TRANSFERRED Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 TO SERVICES OF THE GOVERNMENT OF CANADA Pg. Pg. 10752 Pg. 12878 Pg. 12937 Pg. 12945 Pg. 72 AT THE DATE OF UNION 10361 12948 83

AN ACT TO AMEND TIlE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Pg. Pg. 10749 Pg. 12891 Pg. 12929 Pg. 12943 Pg. 73 10359 12947 84

AN ACT TO REQUIRE THE PROVISION OF FACILITIES IN BUILDINGS FOR PHYSICALLY Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 DISABLED PERSONS Pg. Pg. 10749 Pg. 12899 Pg. 12931 Pg. 12931 Pg. 12943 Pg. 74 10359 12947 85

AN ACT TO AMEND THE PUBLIC SERVICE (PENSIONS) ACT Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Pg. Pg. 10749 Pg. 12878 Pg. 12933 Pg. 12933 Pg. 12943 Pg. 75 10359 12947 86

AN ACT TO AMEND THE HOSPITAL INSURANCE (AGREEMENT) ACT Bk. 91 Bk. 94 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 Bk. 113 . Pg. Pg. 10750 Pg. 12881 Pg. 12934 Pg. 12944 Pg. 76 10360 12948

NOTICL2 OF MOTION UtLI 1stRUG.2ndlli)G.COMMITTEEAMUTS.3rdBUG.ASSENTui,,i’i’ti l’J U’ 87ANACTTOAMEND‘PIlEPRISONSACTBk.91Uk.94 Pg.Pg.10751 10361 88ANACTRESPECTINGTHENEWFOUNDLANDAND—______ LABRADOR1IYDROACT,1975,TIlEELECTRICAL POWERCONTROLACT,THENEWFOUNDLANDAND LABRADORIIYDRO(LOANANDGUARANTEELIM—Bk.91Bk.94Bk.112Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Uk.113 ITATION)ACT,1975,TilENEWFOUNDLANDANDPg.Pg.10753Pg.12814Pg.12938Pg.12938Pg.12945Pg.77 LABRADORRURALELECTRICITYACT,ANDTilE10361Bk.11312948 BRITISHNEWFOUNDLANDCORPORATIONLIMITEDP9.12837 (LOWERCHURChILLRIVERLEASE)ACT, 1966.67. 89ANACTTOAMENDANDREVISETHELAWBk.91Bk.94Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 RESPECTINGSCHOOLATTENDANCEPg.Pg.10751Pg.12919Pg.12936Pg.12936Pg.12944Pg.78 1036112948 91ANACTTOAMENDTUEMEMORIALUNIVERSITYBk.109Bk.110Bk.112Bk.113Uk.113Bk.113 ACTPg.Pg.12496Pg.12800Pg.12941Pg.12945Pg.79 1236412949 93ANACTTOAMENDTHEPUBLICUTILITIESACTBk.109Bk.110Bk.112Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 Pg.Pg.12497Pg.12796Pg.12941Pg.12941Pg.12945Pg.80 1236412949 94ANACTTOAMENDTHEBRINCOLIMITEDBk.109Bk.110Bk.112Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113Bk.113 (LABRADORAGREEMENTS)ACT,1974Pg.Pg.12498Pg.12791Pg.12941Pg.12941Pg.12945Pg.81 1236412949

BUDGETDEBATEAND AMENDMENTSthereto (PAGES2627)

BUDGETDEBATE EPAGE 730317“TomoveHouseintoCommitteeofWays&Means” BudgetSpeechdeliveredbyMm.ofFinance, Hon.T.A.Hickman773. DEBATED: R.Simmons7352.66. A.B.Peckford(Commented)7388. T.A.Hickman(Commented)7389,7395. R.Simmons7622.68. J.Collins(Commented)7708. R.Siiruuons8224,72. 8287.73. 8533.75. W,Carter8617.75. 8639.76. H.Kitchen8645.76. A.B.?eckford8674. F.White8699. N.Windsor8727. 8779.77. W.Callan8786. W.W.Marshall8814. H.Mclsaac8840. 8884.78. W.Carter(Commented)8886. G.Crossg897. W.N.Rowe8907.H *See?mendmenttoBudget8953. !ainMotion T.A.Hickman9284.81. Adooted9297. 26

AMENDMENT TO BUDGET DEBATE W.N. Rowe 8953. E.W. Wnsor 8953. J. Morgan 8985. W.N. Rowe 8988. W. Carter 9015. P.J. Canning 9035. R. Twomev 9060. S.A. Neary 9075. 9097. J. o11ins 9120. W. MacNeil 9143. R. Winsor 9161. E.M. Roberts 9207. 9208. J. Morgan 9235. I. Strachan 9259. 9284. BY WHOM PAGE ‘DwinQ to the government’s mismanagement of thefinances of the Province, resulting in the raisingof taxes above the acceptable level, the downgradingof essential Dublic services and a crushing publicdebt. Seconder Remarks alluding to W.N. Rowe’s travels Amendment defeated on division BOOK 78. ‘I 79. I, 80. I, I’ 81. 27

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(Estimates) (PAGES28—40)

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY DEPT.HEADINGPAGEBOOK MessagefromLieutenant-Governorto Mm.ofFinance—“Totransmitextimates reauiredfortheoubuicserviceofthe Provinceforyearendingthirty—first dayofMarch1979($1,063,143,600)” Mr.Speaker799,9. CDnsolidatedFund ServicesTemporaryborrowings 101—03—02TreasuryBills W.N.Rowe1219.14. T.A.Hickman1221. LESSPELATSUREVENUE 101—20—02InterestFisheriesLoan W.N.Rowe1221. T.A.Hickman1224. 101—20—03—EconomicDevelopmentLoans W.N.Rowe1221. T.A.Hickman1226. 101—20—05TownCouncilLoans W.N.Rowe1221. T.A.Hickman1226. 101—20—08GullIslandLoan W.N.Rowe1228,33.“ T.A.Hickman1230.

S.A.Teary1234. 41fcontractsbyTeshmontandsub contractorscouldbetabled;exgratia payments78/79;totalindebtnessof Province1241. T.A.Hickman1244. ConsolidatedFundServicesEstimates carriedwithoutamendment1251.14. 28

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (cont’d.) HEADING PAGE BOOK iriance 401—01 — Minister’s Office S.A. Neary 1251. 14.*Letter read re Come by Chance bankruptcy(Nfld. Ref. Co.) (i.e.) Manning & Carey,lawyers in New York 1263. T.A. Hickman 1253. 1269.*Transcripts of the House proceedings (Mr. Shaheen) 1277. W.N. Rowe 1284. Mr. Chairman - manner in which the Estimates will be discussed 1285. 401—02 — Office, Travel and Car AllowanceS.A. Nearv 1287.T.A. Hickman 1288.I’. Rideout 1291. 402—01 — General Administration (Salaries)W.N. Rowe 1294.T.A. Hickman 1297.T.V. Hickey (Stagg Lake) 1298.G.

Flight 1301. 402—02—05 — Vehicle Purchase T.A. Hickman 1305.S.A. Neary 1306. 402—02—09 — Uniforms S.A. Neary 1310.T.A. Hickman 1311. 403-03—01 - Labrador Linerboard Limited (Statutory) - Advances (Operating) S.A. Neary 1312.C.W. Doody 1312. 403—04 — Nfld. Industrial Development Corp. (Capital) S.A. Neary 1313.T.A. Hickman 1314. 403—06—01 — WESCO Dairy W.N. Rowe 1315.T.A. Hickman 1316. 405—03 - Nfld. Liquor Licensing Board (Operating Grant) W.N. Rowe 1316.T.A. Hickman 1317.S.A. Nearv 1317. 407—03 - Entertainment expenses, insurance premiums, etc. W.N. Rowe 1320. 29

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLYfcont’d.) 407—03 T.A.Hickman W.N.Rowe *Tomovethatthevote $1.00from$190,000 T.A.Hickman FinanceEstimatescarried1324.14. Legislative203ParliamentaryCommissioner SeeOralQuestion) S.A.Neary C.W.Doody A.B.Peckford T.A.Hickman 201—01—Sessional W.N.Rowe1327,35.15. I.Goudie T.A.Hickman E.W.Winsor J.G.Rousseau S.A.Neary 1338. 1341. 1351. 1354. 1356. Leis1ativeEstimatescarried1374.15. Justice70101—Salaries T.A.Hickman W.N.Rowe W.W.Marshall J.Nolan S.A.Neary *RecordsseizedandsenttoS.E.C. WashingtonbyR.C.M.?. 1374,1400, 1414,25.15. 1383. 1396. 1402. 1409. 1414. JusticeEstimatescarried1452.15.

Financefcont’d.) HEADINGPAGEBOOK 1320.14. bereducedto 1323. 1323. Defeated1324. 1324.14. 1324. 1324. 1325. 30

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (cont’d.) HEADING PAGE BOOK Mines Energy 1101—01 — Minister’s Office A.S. ?eckford 1481,1507, 1536,82. 16. 1609,67. 17. S.A. Neary Motion — Conunittee rise, lack of auoruin 1508. 16.Defeated 1509. I. Strachan 1493,1518. 1659. 17. S.A. Neary 1525. 16. H. Kitchen 1548. W.W. Marshall 1552. T. Rideout 1562. J. Goudie 1573. T. Lush 1578. R. Wells 1589. 17. I. Strachan 1601. C.W. Doody *Re Dree (Mr. Lessard) and agreementsre subsidiary Labrador and tourism 1615. W.N. Rowe 1620. T.A. Hicianan 1637,49. F.B. Rowe 1641. 1102—02—04 - Heritage of the Sea BookletI. Strachan 1672. A.B.

Peckford 1673.*Heritage of the sea booklet 2010. 21. 1103—01 — Mineral Development - Consolidated Rambler T. Rideout 1675. 17. A.B. Peckford 1676. F.B. Rowe 1680. 1103—03—04 - Examination of ResourcesI. Strachan 1683. A.B. Peckford 1684. Mines & Energy Estimates carried without amendment 1684. 17. 31

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(cont’d.) HEADINGPAGEBOOK TransDorfation& CD1munications1701—01—Minister’sOffice C.W,Doody1803.19. 1947,39, 1983.20. T.Rideout1813,33.19. N.Windsor1826. E.Dawe1848. J.Morgan1851. T.Lush1861. 1903.20, I.Strachan1912.20. I,.Woodrow1924, J.Rodder1930. F.White1936. S.A.Neary1947. E.M.Roberts1970. E.W.Winsor1978. J.G.Rousseau1979. Transportation&ConununicationsEstimates carried1993.20. Tourism1301-Minister’sOffice J.Morgan2031,80.21. E.W.Winsor2043. J.Redder2050. F.White2054. G.Cross2060. J.Collins2066. ?.J.Canning2068. T.V.Hickey2072. T.Lush2078. S.A.Neary2087. TourismEstimatescarried2096.21. 32

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY Ccont’d.) DEPT. HEADING PAGE BOOK labour & Manoower 501 — Minister’s Office J.G. Rousseau 2127,43, 2183. 22.S.A. Neary *Cojttee rise and report no progress 2131.Defeated 2131. R. Simmons 2149, T. Lush 2161. S.A. Neary 2169. G. Flight 2180. H. Kitchen 2197. Labour & Manower Estimates carried 2204. 22. Forestry & Agriculture 1201-01 Minister’s Office E. Maynard 2204. 22. 2258,2300. 23. 2387. 24. 0. Flight 2213. 22. 2239, 91. 23. 2389. 24. J. Lundrigan 2225. 22. 2229. 23. F.3. Rowe 2247. 23. I. Strachan 2268. 23. J. Goudie 2287.S.A. Neary 2273. 23. 2392. 24.G. Cross 2296. 23.T. Lush 2311.W.

MacNeil 2317.W.W. Marshall 2319.H. Kitchen 2321.R. Simmons 2388. 24. S.A. Neary *Motion ‘Move Mm. salary be reduced to$1.00” 2393. 24.Carried 2394. • 24. S•A• Neary *Motion Committee rise and make no report 2394. 24. E.M. Roberts 2436. 25. Forestry & Agriculture Estimates carried as Amended 2438. 25. 33

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(cont’d.) DEPT.HEADINGPAGEBOOK ndustrilDevelopment1501—01—Minister’sOffice T.Farrell2439.25. R.Simmons2448,91. C.W.Doody2460. P.J.Canning2469. J.Lundrigan2476. S.A.eary2486. R.Simmons2654,27. R.Wells2665. G.Flight2676. W.W.Marshall2687. W.MacNeil2696. J.A.Carter2703. S.A.Neary2732.28. ‘fiction:-Moved“ThatMm.ofIndustrial Development’sExecutiveAssistantbesunmtoned beforetheBaroftheHousetogive evidence...”2741—45. Motionnotaccepted2745. PremierMoores2745. IndustrialDevelommentEstimatescarried2757.28. ExecutiveCouncil301—01-Lieutenant—Governor’sEstablishment PremierMoores2758.28.

S.A.Neary 302—01—Premier’sOffice PremierMoores2758. S.A.Neary2771. C.W.Doody2783. E.M.Roberts2796. E.Maynard2806. R.Sinunons2809. PremierMoores(ActionGroup)2822, 2834. ExecutiveCouncilEstimatescarried2835. 34

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (cont’d.) HEADING PAGE BOOK Fisheries 1401—01 — Minister’s Office W. Carter 2905. 29. 2993. 30. 30.93. 31. 3152. P.S. Rowe 2913. 29. 2973. 30. 3083. 31. C. Power 2925. 29. R. Winsor 2983. 30. P.1. Canning 2985. W.N. Rowe 3001. H. Young 3014. I. Stracha 3017. 1. Morgan 3025. S.A. Neary 3038.\ J.A. Carter 3050. E. Dawe 3054. T.A. Hickman 3062. 3067. 31. J. Hodder 3076. T. Rideout 3106. L. Woodrow 3114. J. Winsor 3124. G. Cross 3134. R. Simmons 3141. Fisheries Estimates carried 3165. 31. 35

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(cont’d.) HEADINGPAGEBOOK MunicipalAffairs& Housing1901—01—Minister’sOffice J.Dinn3226,88.32. 3314.33. 3548.35. F.White3235.32. 3342.33, N.Windsor3246.32. 3355.33. G.Flight3256.32. J.Morgan3269. P..Sinunons3275. F.B.Rowe3305.33. T.lush3320. I.Woodrow3332. W.Callan3364. J.Lundrigan3375. J.Nolan3389. E.Dawe3401.33. 3529.35. J.Collins3535.35. E,W.Winsor3541. S.A.Neary3542. J.Hodder3545. MunicipalAffairs&HousingEstimates carried3554.35. 36

CDY!NITTEE OF SUPPLY (cont’d.) DEPT. HEADING PAGE BOOK Rural Development 1601—01 — Minister’s Office A.3. Peckford 3554, 3603. 35. 3665. 36. W. Callan 3566. 35. 3699. 36. S.A. Neary 3577. 35. W. Patterson 3589. I. Lush 3596. B.. Simmons 3618. 3653. 36. W.N. Rowe 3677. 36. 3806. 37. J. Morgan 3688. 36. J, Goudie 3707. F. White 3719. G. Cross 3829. P.J. Canning 3733. J. Lundrigan 3746. 3793. 37. Rural Development Estimates carried 3811. 37. Education 601—01 — Minister’s Office W. House 3812. 37. 3902, 9. 38. 4013. 39. J. Hodder 3823. 37. J.A. Carter 3833. 3994. 39. T. Lush 3845. 37. W.N. Rowe 3912. 38. J.

Lundrigan 3924. S.A. 1eary 3935. B.. Winsor 3945. T. Rideout 3950. J. Goudie 3960.B.. 4oores 3966.A.5. Peckford 3975.H. Mclsaac 3986.B.. Simmons 3998. 39. Education Estimates carried 4021. 39. 37

COMMITTEEOFSUPPLY(cont’d.) DEPT.HEADINGPAGEBOOK Health1001—01—Minister’sOffice H.A.Collins4021,65.39. S.A.‘Teary4026—59. *pljcinquiryintoallegationsreHealth SciencesComplex4027 *DocjmentreA.Davidsonand$5,000cash settlement,tabled4045. J.Goudie4059. 1004—01—VitalStatisticsRegistry S.A.Neary4069. T.Rideout4071, R.Moores4072, H.Mclsaac4074, H.A.Collins4070. 1005—01—DistrictMedicalCare T.Rideout4077. J.Collins4080. H.Mclsaac4084. H.A.Collins4085. 4232.41. H.Mclsaac4234. 1005—03—Equipment&Supplies S.A.Neary4234. H.A.Collins 1006—03—01-SecialPrograms(Drugs,air ambulanceservices,medicalappliances,etc.) S.A.Neary4235.

H.A,Collins4235. 1006—03—03-RuralPhysiotherapy T.Rideout4240. H.A.Collins4241. S.A.Neary4241. H.Twomey4245. T.A.Hickman4247. 1006—03—04—NationalHealthGrants T.Rideout4251. H.A.Collins4251. 1006—03—05—AmbulanceEscort T.Lush4252,57, 4266. H.A.Collins4254. H.Mclsaac4258. H.Young4265. 1007—03—02-Grants(CommunityAmbulanceServs., OperatingcostsofMUN,SchoolofMedicine) T.Lush4267,89. I.Woodrow4273. H.Young4278. H.Twomey4279. G.Flight4280,92. H.A.Collins4290,94. 1007—03—07—St.JohnAmbulance4294. 1007—03—04-NewfoundlandMedicalCare Commission T.Rideout4296. 38

COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY (cont’d.) DEPT. HEADING PAGE BOOK Health (contd.) 1007—03—04 (cont’d.) J. Collins 4306. 41. G. Flight 4310. H.A. Collins 4313. Health Estimates carried 4316. 41. social Services 801—01 — Minister’s Office R.C. Brett 4317, 42, 4392. 42. R. Moores 4322, 98. L. Woodrow 4330. F. White 4335. R. Simmons 4354. T.V. Hickey 4366. H. Mclsaac 4374, 98. J. Dinn 4377. T. Rideout 4384. 804—02—04 — Field Services (Staff Housing) T. Rideout 4401. R.C. Brett 4401. 806—02—03 — Social Assistance (Appeal Board)T. Rideout 4401,05. R.C. Brett 4402. 807—03—01 and 02 - Employment Opportunities R. Simmons 4402. R.C. Brett 4403. I. Woodrow 4405. Social Services carried 4406. 42. 39

4ISCELLANEQUS (PAGES41—43)

COMNITTEE OF SUPPLY (cont’d.) DEPT. HEADING PAGE 800K Reiabilitation & Recreation 901—01 — Minister’s Office T.V. Wickey 4487. 43. 4575, 98. 44. 4617. 44. 4643. 45. P.3. Rowe 4495. 43.W. MacNeil 4561. 44. C. Power 4567. E.W. Winsor 4580. W.A. Collins 4581. W.N. Rowe 4582. G. Fliaht 4587. T. Lush 4607. R. Simmons 4625. S.A. Neary 4640. 45. Rehabilitation & Recreation Estimates carried 4645. 45. Public Works & Services 1801—01 Minister’s Office C.W. Doody 4645, 4717. 45. 4855. 46. 4865. 47. R. Simmons 4651, 74. 45. 4698. W.W. Marshall 4664. A,3. ?eckford 4686. T.A. Hickman 4704. H. Kitchen 4730. W.N. Rowe 4818. 46.

C. Power 4831. S.A. Neary 4840. Public Works & Services Estimates carried 4868. 47. Consumer Affairs & Environment 2001—01 - Minister’s Office A.J. Murphy 4869, 4932. 47. T. Rideout 4882. W. Patterson 4893. G. Flight 4898. J. Lundrigan 4910. I. Strachan 4922. I. Dawe 4928. Consumer Affairs & Environnrent Estimates carried 4941. 47. Mr. SDeaker Estinates transmitted and recommended by Lieutenant-Governor G.A. Winter 9298. 81. 40

MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTBYWHOMPAGEBOOK tnanimousconsentforvariousmediatocover Dffcia1openingproceduresMr.Speaker1.1. CDngratulationstoCeeBeeoldtimers’hockeyPremierMoores453.6. teamonwinningthetournamentinEuropeW..Rowe E.Dawe454. CongratulationstoAscensionCollegiate,Bay RobertsontheAl1—fld.Schoolboyhockey hamionshipE.Dawe455.6. ThankstoSoringdaleandBotwoodLionsClubsand BotwcodKinsmanforthemockeytournamentin whichtheM.H.A.splayedandwonA.B.Peckford456.6. Congratulationsto?.J.Canning,M.H.A.3urin PlacentiaonhisbirthdayMr.Speaker774.9.

CongratulationstoMr.JimWinter,CBCradioS.A.Neary1100.13. commentatoruponwinningActraAwardT.A.Hickman1100. CongratulationsextendedtoRadiostationVOCM anwinning1977AtlanticProvincesCoiturtunityS.A.Neary1775.19. leadershipaward(i.e.)sinkingofCapeRoyalT.A.Hickman1776. Hon.D.Jamieson,SecretaryofForeignAffairs welcomedtoHouseofAssemblyMr.Chairman2032.21. ResignationofR.MooresandW.PattersonasT.A.Hickman2367.24. membersofPublicAccountsCommitteeR.Simmons2368. RecordproductionattheChurchillFallsliydro generatingstation11.5billionKilowatthoursS.A.Neary2840.29.

Congratulationstothe1stdraftofrecruitsforPremierMoores2846.29. the2ndWorldWarRoyalArtilleryontheirS.A.Neary2847. 38thAnniversaryP.J.Canning2849. ConaratulationstoMr.R.Wells,M.H.A.Kilbride DistrictwhoispresentlypartakingtheBostonW.N.Rowe2941.30. MarathonracePremierMocres2942. T.A.Hickman3067.31. J.Nolan3206.32. PremierMoores3406.34. W.N.Rowe3407. Welcomedtheexecutivesandstaffofthe LabradorResourcesAdvisoryCouncilMr.Chairman3313.33. 18thanniversaryoftheoPeningoftheHouseof AssemblychambersS.A.Neary3505.35. Cangratulationson13thanniversaryof ?rineMinisterTrudeauS.A.Neary3505.35. 41

MISCELLANEOUS C corit’d.) SUBJECT BY WHOM PAGE BOOK Conqratulations to Premier Alec Campbell, P.E.I. on winning Provincial P.E.I. election S.A. Neary 3860. 38. Dribute to Volunteer Week W.N. Rowe 3900. 38. Tribute to National Secretaries Week S.A. Neary 3900. 38. Congratulations to Mr. Roy C. Moores who retired from 1edicare position as Executive Director H.A. Collins 4416. 43. Welcomed Bay d’Espoir steering committee re job creation Mr. Speaker 5044. 49. Evening Telegram, May 3rd - R. Simmons referred to in error re buying of tickets, etc. R. Simmons 3046. 49.

Welcomed International Lions Vice President Lloyd Morgan, Lower Hutt, New Zealand accompanied by Nfld. District Governor, Mr. C. Reynolds Mr. Speaker 5293. 51. Welcomed Monsieur Edmond Delaye, Vice Consul of France for the Atlantic Provinces Mr. Speaker 5383. 51. Welcomed Dr. Robert Quigley and members of the Prolife Group Mr. Chairman 5541. 53. Srnpathy extended to Mm. of Social Services Premier Moores 6369. 58.on death of his father T. Lush 6370. SvTnwathy extended to Mr. J. Goudie on death Premier Moores 6370. 58.of his sister T. Lush 6370.

Opening of Avalon Peninsula Senior Citizens’ Craft Exhibition May 17th bY Announcement of Senior Citizens’ Week to lie designated during month of June T.V. Hickey 6941. 63.

c) Congratulations to organizers of Senior S.A. Neary 10639. 94.Citizens’ Week T.V. Hickey 10640. Conaratulations to Mrs. Merril Straclian on her election to municipal council, Nain, Labrador North S.A. Neary 7174. 65. Condolences extended to L. Woodrow on death of T.A. Hickman • 7274. 66.his two brothers who died on Saturday, May 20/78 S.A. Neary 7275. Premier Moores 7283. Condolences extended to family of the late T.A. Hickman 7274. 66.Rev. Fr. Hubert Whalen, Asst. Priest at the S.A. Nearv 2775. Basilica of St. John the Baptist Premier Moores 7283. Reported on the 2nd Annual meeting of the Nfld. F.B.

Rowe 8199. 72. Division of the Canadian ?araFhlegic Assoc. T.A. Hickman 8201. Thanking the Mm. of Transportaticn & Cotton. for cermission to view the P3Y Canso plane at S.A. Neary 8531. 75.Hancar Nc. 3 A.B. Peckford 8533. 42

MISCELLANEOUStcont’d.) SUBJEC’BYWHOMPAGEBOOK CondolencestofamilyoflateMalcolmMercerT.A.Hickman9986.88. S.A.Neary WelcomedHon.G.Doucette,SpeakeroftheNova ScotiaLegislatureandMrs.Doucette;SirRobin Vanderfelt,SecretaryGeneraloftheCommonwealth ?arliamentarvAssoc.;Mr.OzzieFrazer,Nova ScotiaLegislatureMr.Speaker10926.96. Hr.SfeakerwelcomedNewBrunswickSpeakerof HouseofAssembly,Hon.Wm.WoodroffeMr.Speaker10959.96. WelcomedAtlanticParliamentarianstoHouse ofAssemblyMr.Speaker11129.98.

Conaratulations:—(1)RadioStationCHCM, 11arystownuPonreceivingcommunityleadership awardforCanadianRadioS.A.Neary11471.101. 2)CFCB,CornerBrook,DonMcArthurAwardT.A.Hickman11472. WelcomedstudentsfromQuebecandNfld.asnart ofanexchangeprogramorganizedbyCanadianMr.Speaker11809.104. ConferenceofChristians&Jews““12021.106. WelcomedHon.FernandDube,Mm.ofFinance, NewBrur.swickMr.Speaker12341.109. Congratulationstotwonewminister’sontheir aPpointments:—Mm.ofMunicipalAffairs, Mr.N.Windsor,andMm.ofRuralDevelopment, Hr.J.Goudie,alsotoMr.C.PowerandMr.W.N.Rowe12345.109. G.CrossR.Simmons12393.109. 43

QPALQUESTIONS CPAGES44—80)

ORAl,IJESPIONS SLJOJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEBED[iYI’AGEBOOK LabradorLinerboardMiiiW.N.Rowe104.2.PremierMoores105,111.2. ° “11851.104.7348.66. 12365.109.11107.98. °H12575.‘ 12129.107. .1.Nodder109.2.12365.109. 708.8.12370.109. •1829.10.C.W.Doody107.2. 8776.77.‘I371.5. 10953.96.°708.8. 12128.107.“82510 12371.109. 0 2520.26. S.A.Neary109,111.2.6444.58. 11175.98.‘8776.77. W.MacNeil299,371.4,5.° 10954.96. 824.10.“11175,89.98. 2520.26. “II 11851.104. 3517.35.J.G.Rousseau109.2. °U6443.58.T.A.Hickman299.4. •17347.66.““12575.111. 8775.77.T.Farrell3517.35. ‘I 12370.109. J.Nolan830.10. G.Flight11186,88.98. 12371.109.

ComebyChanceRefinery:—FirstW.Callan113.2.PremierMoores113,120.2. ArabianCorp.;J.Shaheen 0°181.3.“181.3. H 201921“12368,80109. ° “7619,7791.68. “ 12476,86.110. 9086.80.12090,94.110. 11768.103.C.W.Doody117.2. 12383109 •1 201221 12480,90.110.““7619,7794.68. J.Nolan114.2.9087.80. S.A.Neary115.2.“11177,98. ° “201121.“H11769103. II 5436.52. “.‘ 12579.111. ° “11177.98.T.A.Hickman121.2. 12580.111.°°2012.21. W.N.Rowe12367,80.109.“12577.111. ° ‘12475,85.110.A.B.Peckford5436.52. ° “12493.110. 12577.111. R.Simmons12481,91.110.

ORAl. Q(JEST1 ONS (Con C ‘ St)DJECL’ ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY BOOK If any new liospi tal construction or extensions this year

b) Grand Falls hospital

c) if construction will start on CL Flight 122. 2. ILA. Collins 122. 2. Channel— Port aux Basques Hospital S.A. Neary 123. 2. If lecjislation will be introduced this year re Status of Women — matrimonial property rights

b) white paper W.N. Rowe 174. 3. T.A. Hickman 175,186. 3.

c) if Crown agencies and others in- S.A. Neary 180. 328. 4. structed to appoint women to the boards II. Mclsaac 185. 3. Premier Moores 180. 3. as vacancies occur U 326. 4.

d) if Status of Women recognized by appointing Miss Betty Duff as Clerk of House of Assembly, if not a first for Nfld. S.A. Neary 186. 3. Premier Moores 186. 3. L. Woodrow. 187. 3. T.A. Hickman 188. 3. Pupil-teacher ratio

b) teacher lay—offs J. Ilodder 183. 3. Premier Moores 183. 3. If a recjuest received from the Nfld. Federation of Municipalities for a meeting with Premier and Cabinet to present their annual brief F. White 186. 3. J. Dinn 186. 3. If water rates in St. John’s are to drastically increase and with the H. Kitchen 189. 3. J. Dinn 189. 3. approval of Mm. of Mun. Affairs S.A. Neary 190. 3. If Mm. of Transportation would reconsider the position re ferry between Hermitage and Gaultois

b) also consider the retail sales tax J. Winsor 190. 3. C.W. Doody 190. 3. imposed on vessels of 300 tons or less R. Simmons 192. 3. If Capt. Morrissey Johnson will be the candidate in the Federal riding of Bonavista Trinity-Conception S.A. Neary 243. 3. Premier Moores 243. 3.

OHAI.tMJKST]ONS(cont‘ SUBJECTASKEDBYPA(EBOOKANSWEHEDBYPAGEBOOK IfBin,ofHealthorFinancewouldin formtheHouseifhehasindicatedto anyonethatshouldtheDunnPeninsula DistrictHospitalbecomeareality,the cottagehospitalsatDunn,GrandBankP.J.Canning283.4.II.A.Collins283.4. andSt.LawrencewouldbephasedoutW.N.Rowe697.8.T.A.Hickman285.4. b)GrandFallsPremierMoores697.8. IfMm.ofHealthcouldstateifthere willbeanMC?deterrentfeeonNfld. residentsS.A.Neary288,330.4.H.A.Collins288,332.4. Whyanexistingsaltfishplant,Cape Broylehasbeenrefusedafish processorslicenceF.B.Rowe288,335.4.W.Carter288,337.4.

Steelworker’sstrikeatAdvocateMines,T.Rideout293.4.J.G.Rousseau294.4. BaieVerte;negotiations—Govt.etc.;““2123.22.““2123.22. managementpersonnel;asbestosis‘I2524.26.“2524.26. IfEducationDept.phasingoutprivate busoperationsinNfld.,tobeoperatedF.White296.4.W.House296.4. byschoolboards;costanalysisT.Rideout297.4. IfMin.ofTourismcouldreportastoany newinformationretherestorationofthe Churchbythesideoftheroad,Topsail, C.B.J.Nolan298.4.J.Morgan298.4. ArgentiaNavalBasetake-overbyFederal Govt.;securityemployees;Nfld.Govt.S.A.Neary355.5.C.W.Doody355.5. F.B.Rowe2357.24.W.Carter2358.24. T.A.Hickman2360.24.

Controversybetweencouncils,Fogo Island(i.e.)whoshouldbeincontrolE.W.Winsor356.5.J.Dinn357.5. LowerChutchill(GullIsland)I.Strachan358.5.A.B.Peckford358,74.5. 1 927.11.““598.7. 9748.86.T.A.Hickman595.7. J.Nolan360.5.“11175.98.

OHAL (MJKS’P IONS (con L’ d SuBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Lower Churchill coiit’U. . . . E. Dawe 374. 5. W. house 606. 7. W.N. Rowe 595. 7. J.G. Rousseau 607. 7. 5689. 54. Premier Moores 928. ii. S.A. Neary 602. 7. u 5690. 54. “ 5691. 54. “ 9749. 86. 11174. 98. J. Hodder 605. 7. If the Mm. of Manpower could inform the House as to what is meant re the reference to strikes in the public service (i.e.) 1978 Throne Speech T. Lush 361. 5. J.G. Rousseau 361. 5. if the Bin, of Education made an agree ment with the other provinces to include the French language in Nfld.

B) if it will be implemented in the communities of Mainland and Black Duck Brook, Port au Port Peninsula J. Hodder 363. 5. W. house 363. 5. Re the five(

S) ferry services on the northeast coast:— Change Island, Focjo, St. Brendan’s, Greenspond and Green Bay Service; if the service is threat ened to be cut-off by the Federal Govt.; F. White 364. 5. C.W. Doody 365. 5. Bell Island service “ 1 758. 8. “ “ 761. 8. If the Mm. of Municipal Affairs & Housing could give an up—date re the Paradise, C.B. jurisdictional dispute

b) when the election will be held in St. John’s J. Nolan 368. 5. J. Dinn 368. 5. Baie Verte Peninsula Roads (i.e.) Selikoff report - dust; engineering T. Rideout 369. 5. C.W. Doody 369. 5. System of charging service fees for W. Callan 372. 5. J. Dinn 372. 5. waste disposal (i.e.) Double taxation F.B. Rowe 373. A.J. Murphy 374. Nfld. & Labrador hhydro— rate increase; W.N. Rowe 458. 6. Premier Moores 458. 6. purchase of Nfld. hlydro I. Strachan 463. 6. 707. 8.

ORAL()UESP1ONS(conId. SuBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREL)BYPAGEBOoK Ntld.&LabradorHydroeont’d....S.A.Neary465.6.A.B.Peckford459.6. 707.8.“5696.54. H.Kitchen5695.54. T.Lush5696.54. Hind’sLakeproject,Buctians;employment0.Flight467.6.PremierMoores467.6. prioritygiventoBuchansresidents;“766.8.J.G.Rousseau469.6. accessroadtoHind’sLakeprojectA.B.Peckford768.8. IfBin,ofTransportetionreceiveda requestfromresidentsofDawe’sRoad, FoxtraptohaveroadplowedJ.Nolan469.6.C.W.Doody470.6. WhytheBaulineRoadwasnotplowed (Firemenhanpered)T.Lush472.6.C.W.Poody472.6.

IfMm.ofJusticehasrefusedtohaveS.A.Neary472.6.T.A.Hickman472.6. apolicecommissioner“752.8.“‘I7558. J.Nolan473.6. Huntersafety—biggamelicences;U.Callan473.6.J.Morgan474.6. complimentarytickets““823.10.““823.10. 92811‘I92911 1178.13.“1181.13. J.Nolan929.11.“1787.19. E.W.Winsor1787.19. ““ 4485.43. 4484.43. P.Rideout1787.19. Smallscalefarmdevelopmentprogram; ifanyagreementthatwouldrelateto agricultureonacommercialbasisH.Mclsaac476.6.E.Maynard477.6. Ifanypolicytohelpfishermenwhohave lostprivatefishinggearduetostorm damageF.M.Rowe477.6.W.Carter478.6.

Whatstepstakentoendthepracticeof approvingso-calledtenderextensions— AuditorGeneral’sReport,Page31, Paragraph53R.Simmons607.7.C.W.Doody607.7.

OHM. QtIISI1ONS (couL ‘U SLJIIJECP ASK1E) BY PAGE [400K ANSWERED BY 1300K Oftice sI)dce W.N. Rowe 697. 8. Premier Moores 697. 8. 6751. 61. “ “ 5425. 52. J. Nolan 698. 8. “ 6754. 61. 5428. 52. C.W. Doody 7891. 69. - F.M. Rowe 5424. 52. “ “ 9646. 85. S.A. Neary 5425. 52. “ “ 10435. 91. 7891. 69. 9645,46. 85. 10432. 9l. Golf course S.A. Neary 699. 8. Premier Moores 699. 8. T. Lush 1119. 13. J. Morgan 1119. 13. 3892. 38. “ “ 3892. 38. Seal hunt R. Simmons 703. 8. Premier 704. 8. J. Nolan 705. 8. Iron Ore Co. of Canada, Labrador City T. Lush 713. 8. J.G.

Rousseau 714. 8. 93. ll U 924 11U 1800,94. 19. 1800,96. 19. 2125 22 “ “ 2125 22 n 5429 52 “ “ 5429 52 5697 54. “ “ 5697 54. 7348 66 “ “ 7348 66U 7898. 69. “ 7899. 69. I. Strachan 7905. 63. If tesignation of Mm. of Social Services received by the Premier (i.e.) alleged to have said ‘he would resign if hospital construction didn’t start by Spring of 1978’

b) if Premier received any other W.N. Rowe 811. 10. Premier Moores 812. 10. resicjnations from Cabinet Ministers J. Nolan 813. 10. R.C. Brett 813. 10. When the Harnett Committee Report on the review of the Workmen’s Compensation Act will be submitted re occupational hazards in industry — Buchans, Lab. S.A. Neary 814. 10. J.G. Rousseau 814,23. 10. City, Bai-e Verte, St. Lawrence T. Rideout 822. 10.

ORALQUESTIONS(cont’d.) SUI3JECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK CrownlandsG.Flight820.10.E.Maynard821.10. T.Rideout917.11.“H917.11. Withdrawn1185.13. “ 1790,92.19. T.Rideout1794,1890.19.““1798.19. W.Callan1790,1884.19.““1887,1892.19. J.Nolan1791,92.19. S.A.Neary1797.19. Mr.D.Groom’sresignationaschiefW.N.Rowe909.11.PremierMoores910,14.11. executiveofficerofNfld.&Labrador““1015.12.“1014.12. HydroR.Simmons914.11. S.A.Weary915.11. 1014.12. WhenPremierplanstoresignascom mittedtothePCDistrictAssociation ofGrandFalls(i.e.)ifhospital expansionnotstartedin1978W.N.Rowe910.11.PremierMoores911.11.

Ui 0 DenturistsS.A.Neary911.11.H.A.Collins911.11. J.Nolan913.11. Ifplansandspecificationscompleted fortheBurinPeninsulaRegional HospitalP.J.Canning915.11.H.A.Collins916.11. WhynoreportgivenbyMm.ofSocial Servicesretheconferencethathe attendedonCanadianSocialServices inCanada b)ifblockfundingmeansthatmoney goesintogeneralrevenueorear—R.Moores920.11.R.C.Brett920.11. markedforSocialServicesS.A.Neary922.11.\.._-- FishingcabinpermitsE.W.Winsor923.11.E.Maynard923.11. 2890.29. ““ 1788,99.19. F.Whiee1788,99.19.“2890.29. I.Morgan1789.19.

MemorialUniversitytuition;committeeW.N.Rowe1006.12.Premier1007.12. repost-secondaryeducationsetupS.A.Neary1009.12.

BRA 1. ()LJEST IoHS (con I • ci. SLJBJEC’I ASKED BY PAC’E BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE It Mm. of Education will be vacating his position as the parents are J. Nolan 1010. 12. Premier Moores 1010. 12. rogues Iing it a committee set up as contemplated by Pfelnier to look into cost of stayincj into Confederation versus the sLaying out; if policy of P.C. party to pro— T. Lush 1011. 12. Premier Moores 1011. 12. mote separatism (i.e.) Robert Coates “ ‘ 2893. 29. “ 2894. 29. What steps being taken to create job opportunities in Bay d’Espoir (i.e.) Ilydro and if Premier at variance with Mm. of Fisheries re the fishery in Bay d’Espoir

b) same set of circumstances will not occur on Hind’s Lake project

C) if Buchans people will get some R. Simmons 1016. 12. Premier Moores 1016,26. 12. economical spin—oft from Hind’s Lake G. Flight 1025. 12. A.B. Peckford 1019. 12. U’H Explanation of the last sentence in Budget Speech “Vive la Terre Neuve Libret” T. Lush 1023. 12. Premier Moores 1023. 12. If any grant this year for SPCA H. Kitchen 1024. 12. Premier Moores 1025. 12. If House of Assembly will be adjourned 03/23 for Len days for Easter recess

b) when the Premier will return W.N. Rowe 1102. 13. T.A. Hickman 1102. 13. If the operation budget has been approved for health Sciences Complex and continuation of Forest Road Gen. Hospital; staff; number of beds S.A. Neary 1104,85. 13. H.A. Collins 1104,85. 13. It Mm. of Health aware that a waiting list of 3,376 exists for the three St. John’s Hospitals and if any inon— itoringdone since close of 200 beds P.J. Canning 1108. 13. ll.A. Collins 1108,14. 13. (i.e.) Review Committee S.A. Neary 1114. 13.

ORALtJESi[ONS(cont‘d. SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK Ittheexemptionoftaxesfrommobile homeswillapplytoAtlanticDesign Homes,alsoW.MacNeil11)0.13.T.A.Hickman1110.13. Ifanyofthe$13mFederalDreemoney fortouristdevelopmentwillbeusedfor touristpotentialCentralNfld.(i.e.) Badger,Millertown,BuchansG.Flightliii.13.J.Morgan1111.13. b)plantodeveloptourisminLabradorI.Strachan1112.l3. Ifawardteeof$3.00perdaytoa maximumof$45.00isforeach admittancetothehospitalorifH.Mclaaac1120.13.ll.A.Collins1122.13. annuallyF.H.Rowe3432.34.H.A.Collins3433.34.

IfPremierMooreshasreturnedtothe Province;delayOralQuestionPeriod untilPremierarrives;ifMm.of MJusticereceivedaresignationfromW.N.Rowe1198.14.T.A.Hickman1198.14. thePremieroranyothersJ.Nolan1201.14. Ifpoliceinvestigationbeingdonere AffiliatedMarineMetals—Auditor General’sReport($143,866);Mr. Mullalyinconflictofinterest;car wrecksatOctagonPond;if$1.00S.A.Neary1201.14.T.A.Hickman1202.14. collectedonlicencefeewillbe““7537.67.A.J.Murphy7537.67. refunded“11245.99.“11245.99.

IftheformerMm.ofTransportation wouldstaleifthepresentproposeddeal betweenOttawa&Nfld.isthesameone offeredinhisnegotiations b)ifin4thyearofthecontract, Nfld.willpay50/50T.Rideout1209.14.C.W.Doody1210.]4. Nordseeproposal;OceanHarvesters;F.M.Rowe1213.14.T.A.Hickman1213.14. FERA(ForeignExchangeReviewBoard)1460-80.16.

OPAl. (3)tS’PJ C)NS (coot ‘(1. SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE 1300K ANSWEHED BY PAGE BOOK It Mm. of Industrial Development would elaborate on his statement of $6m allocated for expansion of the Western Memorial iiosp. over 3yr. period (i.e.) Mm. of Health’s previous statement of $l.5m G. Flight 1216. 14. T. Farrell 1217. When the annual report of the Ombudsman S.A. Neary 1324. 14. C.W. Doody 1324. 14. will be received A.B. Peckford T.A. Hickman 1325.

In Legislative Estimates:- the procedure of documents being seized by RCMP from individuals for third parties (i.e.) documents seized from Parsons & Landrigan’s office and sent to S.E.C., Washington S.A. Neary 1414,39. 15. T.A. Hickman 1414,37. 15. If the difficulty has been resolved between Premier and Mm. of Fisheries re Nordsee

b) if resignations received from Naskaupi and Ferryland M.H.A.’s

c) lack of solidarity from J. Morgan (i.e.) statements of resigning re the new Fed./Prov. deal

d) If Premier agreed to a meeting with the ‘Concerned Citizen’s Group’ from Grand Falls re hospital expansion

e) Mm. of Fisheries statement ‘he would not leave the Cabinet if told by the Premier’

f) if Premier is favouring the revised W.N. Rowe 1460. 16. Premier Moores 1461,76,79. 16. formula for Nordsee P. Rideout 1469. cj) if representations made to FERA prior to Mi.n. of Fisheries recent statements F.B. Rowe 1470.

h) if Bay of Islands M.B.A. will be S.A. Neary 1474,79. “ given a Cabinet post P. Lush 1478. If copies could be obtained of two proposa1.s made to Fed. Govt. — Dree, Nordco (letter 78 03 23)

b) if proposals sent to Fed. Govt. H. Kitchen 1473. 16. A.B. Peckford 1473. 16.

OHALQLJEST3ONStconi’d.) SUI3JECTASKEDBYPAGE1100KANSWEHE[)BYPAGE1300K Iflettersofprotestreceivedrethe $3.00hospitalfeeand$2.00service chargeonchildren’sdentalprogrammeS.A.Neary1476.16.PremierMoores1476.16. IfMm.ofHealthwillcheckthedis criminatorysituationretheE.P.A. faresofhospitalemergencycases,I.Strachan1477.16.H.A.Collins1477.16. etc.inLabrador““ UU343534 IfMm.ofHealthwouldexplain ambulanceserviceinLabradorI.Strachan1719.18.C1.A.Collins1719.18. IfforiaerMm.ofRehabilitation& RecreationcouldansweraquestionW.N.Rowe1721.18.

ExonHouse-Mr.0.Syrett,W.N.Rowe1726.18.PremierMoores1726.18. ‘,,administrator“2107.22.““1786.19. •r.““294930““2109,1922 I’ 3418.34.““3777.37. 3776.37.H.A.Collins1729.18. S.A.Neary1730.18.“ H2958.30. 1786.19““341834 2113.22.“3778.37. R.Simmons1744.18.T.V.Mickey1730,45.18. 2959.30.““1786.19. J.Nolan2020.21.““2020,28.21. 1 211622““2107,1322 2958.30.““2950,61.30. 3421.34.“3780.37. H.Kitchen2026.21. G.Flight2118.22.

Whenthelay-offnoticeswillbegiven tothe300permanentcivilservants (i.e.)1978BudgetSpeech b)Whatismeantbytoday’spress releasefromPresidentofTreasuryBd. c)ifthepoliticalappointmentswill beterminatedfirstS.A.Neary1784.19.PremierMoores1784.19. InreplytoaquestionunderEstimates fromI.StrachanreheritageoftheA.B.Peckford2010.21. Seabooklet

OBAI UESTIONS (cent ‘ii. SUBJECT ASKED BY PAIE BOOK ANSWEkEt) BY BOOK NOTE: - *PLthlic Works; Scrivener; Health Sciences Complex; Elizabeth Towers tire; Mr. T. White, Executive Assistant to T. Farrell; will be denoted by an asterisk *If Mm. of Justice could report on the investigation into the alleged activity in the Dept. of Public Works

b) if report received from the RCMP W.N. Rowe 2370. 24. T.A. Hickman 2370. 24.

c) how long before the Mm. will take H. Simmons 2374. 24. “ 2968. 30. action 2967. 30. “ 3898. 38.

d) if Mm. aware of the contents of the ‘ 3898. 38. I’ 4110. 40. report U 4109. 40. *If any action initiated re the Scrivener affair, if so, explain and if on-going

b) if letter could be tabled dictated S.A. Neary 2376. 24. T.1. Hickman 2376. 24. by Mr. A. Davidson “ “ 2963. 30. 4108. 40.

c) Scrivener Nfld. Ltd. went into U 4106. 40. Premier Moores 2963. 30. receivorship; fee

schedule 4224. 41. J.G. Rousseau 4107. 40. C.W. Doody 4224. 41. If the rationale and policy could be explained about the designated communities in Labrador re obtaining grants and benefits, etc.

b) if overtures made to the Federal Govt. through the Fed/Prov. Committee for a more rational and balanced registration of the people for funding purposes I. Strachan 2377. 24. C.W. Doody 2378. 24. If Mm. of Fisheries has any formula to assist the fishermen on East and West Coast re fishing gear and facility replacement; shared-cost insurance F.B. Rowe 2381. 24. W. Carter 2381. 24. program U 7552. 67. ‘I 7552. 67. If additional funds requested from the Dept. of Rehab. & Recreation to defray the deficit incurred by the Summer Games Committee; request to have Aquarena reopened; was Prov. Govt. responsible for the Summer Games, etc. S.A. Neary 2384. 24. T.V. Hickey 2385. 24.

ORAL(IUESTIONS(conI•(1. SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGE Itinreplyincjtothestudents(whoare todaydemonstratingaqainsttheed ucationcuts)hecouldnowsayafreeze isonthesecuts b)ifconcessionwillbegiven c)ifthebudgetisafirmdocumentor candifferentgroupsrenegotiateW.N.Rowe2508.26.PremierMoores2509.26. WhatmeasuresPremiercanstatehis administrationaregoingtotaketo combattheunemploymentcrisis b)ifrepresentationbeingmadeto FederalGovt.rethemillionsallocated forjobcreation(i.e.)cuttingthe sitefortheLowerChurchillorforaW.N.Rowe2514.26.PremierMoores2514,17.26. smallerjobS.A.Neary2517.26.

IftheRuralDevelopmentAuthorityhas beenholdingmeetingsunderthenewMm. b)ifadditionalstaffwillbehiredin RuralDevelopmentOffices(i.e.) prioritytoActionGroupF.White2518.26.A.B.Peckford2518.26.- LobsterpricesJ.Nodder2521.26.W.Carter2521.26. 3788.37.378837 3888.38.3888.38. E.W.Winsor9655.85.9655.85. Sprucebudworm;matacil;aminocarbG.Flight2523.26.E.Maynard2523.26. HU 2642,2719.27. H 2638,43.27. 7553.67.2648,2716.27. 7607,15.68.2722,2827 7785.68.760668 8874,78.78.875977 10367.91.‘I10363.91. S.A.Neary2637,2713.27.I’10940,42.96. I.Strachan2648,2725.27.A.J.Murphy7553.67. T.Rideout2650.27. “1 7602,16.68.

F.B.Rowe2652.27. 1 7788.68. IIII8221.72.PremierMoores7604.68. W.MacNeil7555.67.8203.72. W.N.Rowe7601.68.8875.78. 8203,22.72.11188.98. 8758.77.J.Morgan8221.72.

OIAI QLJESTiOt’JS (cont l d SUB.] ECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWEBEL) BY PAGE BOoK spruce budwortu cont’d. ... W.N. Rowe 8876. 78. It.A. Collins 8877,79. 78. 11 9348. 82. “ 9349. 62. 10362. 91. “ “ 10730. 94. 10730. 94. 10939. 96. J. Nolan 8221. 72. F. White 10369. 91. II. Mclsaac 10942. 96. 11187. 98. If the legislation will be changed re appointing agriculturel boards P. Lush 2526. 26. E. Maynard 2526. 26. If Mm. of Consumer Affairs has resigned due to ill health S.A. Neary 2875. 29. Premier Moores 2875. 29.

b) who is handling the portfolio “ “ 3425. 34. “ ‘ 3426. 34. If Labrador area would be considered for an information desk (i.e.) Ministerial Statement 78/04/13 - cod glut problem F.B. Rowe 2876. 29. W. Carter 2876. 29. If a reconsideration to spend money on the Freedom Road to Churchill Falls

b) if an update could be given re the Robert Bond and if additional funds I. Strachan 2879. 29. C.W. Doody 2881. 29. available to convert S.A. Neary 5693. 54. Premier Moores 5693. 54. If Mm. of Forestry is resigning from his portfolio (i.e.) the recent non confidence motion

b) if his executive assistant resigned

c) if Premier instructed the Dept. of Finance of the Committee’s decision

d) it the Govt. plans to increase the R. Simmons 2882. 29. E. Maynard 2882. 29. Mm’s. salary by way of a bill Premier Moores 2884. 29. If the $2 m loan for the extension of a - water and sewerage system in Burin, has been amortized; if the overrun absorbed by the Province or municipality; if Dree met its commitments with Burin; if only 10% paid P.J. Canning 2886. 29. J. Dinn 2887. 29.

O1U1OtJESTIONSfcojit‘ci.I MininjTaxationAct—taxationrates Iftheseasoncouldbeextendedfor caribouherdinLabrador WhentheBin,ofFisherieswill,announce thefishfacilitiesthatwillbetend eredforandifoutoflastyear’s allocaLion 110wcanPremierjustifyhisstatement thatthetelephonebillforLaPoile Districtthehighest ifaprogramcommitmenttointroduce pharmicaretoassistindrugsforsenior citizensasperrequestofFederation ofSeniorCitizen’s&Pensioners b)ifafamilycareprogramexisting forotherthanindigentpeople c)iftheDeerLakeladywhoappeared onCBCHere&NowProgrammewill receivetheextraassistance dliftheblockfundingandBillC57 couldbeexplainedbyMinister IftheAssistantDeputyMm.of Fisheries,Mr.J.BurdenandMr.D.

Greeley,DirectorofFisheries,have resigned IfPremiercouldstateifanyresig nationsexpectedfromtopcivilservants duetopressureofwork,fromMm’s. dualpositionsandthreatof300 layoffsinthecivilservice G.Flight2891. S.A.Neary2969. S.A.Neary3422. A.B.Peckford2891. PremierMoores2970. 3425.34. IftheMm.ofmd.Dev.willindicate hispositiononestablishingaBuchans DevelopmentCorp.(i.e.)BuchansTask Forcerecommendation SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEANSWLi1LI)BYPAGE I.Strachan W.Callan 2965. 2965. BOOK 29. 30. BOOK 29. 30. 30. 30. 32. I’ ‘I 34. 34. W.N.Rowe J.Nolan S.A.Neary F.White G.Flight F.B.Rowe R.Moores J.Morgan2965.

W.Carter2966.30. 30. 32. 3423.34. 3207. 3214. 3218. 3219. 3220. 3222. 3225. 320725. R.C.Brett W.Carter PremierMoores S.A.Neary3423. G.Flight3426.34.T.Farrell3426.34.

ODAI, O(JIPlONS (cant • (1. )

b) it any industrial deve).opment planned in the area to effect the economy (i.e.)G. Flight mines closing Mar./79 “ If any representation made to Ottawa re ‘Terni 29’

b) It renegotiations will take place in terms of having the 1957 dollar trans planted into today’s value

c) when the discussion held On what areas of the T.C.H. will work begin this year; if a 50—50 basis and to what standard *Re the procedure of the Dept. of Public Works (i.e.) lists of contractors drawn up directing civil servants to w deal with them only

b) if same Iractice exists If two Govt. members used the Govt. air craft to get to a P.C. Assoc. meeting in Grand Falls via Gander on 78 04 19

b) if the members will pay for same

c) if the names of members using the aircraft other than for official business, could be tabled

d) if the logs, etc. could be tabled from 77 02 — 78 02

e) if all members will be advised of the aircrafts advanced

schedule If representation received from St. John’s Men. Council to appoint an inquiry relating to the parking garage con troversey; if a city or provincial inquiry will be appointed F. O’Leary allegedly stating ‘not per— mitted to attend housing development meetings without Mm. of Municipal Affairs approval’ J. Nolan T.A. Hickman 3507. SIJLIJECt ASKED BY PAC;I: 3426.3628. BOOK 34 35. ANSWEIIEI) BY T. Farrell Premier Moores C.W. Doody BOOK 34.35. 34. 34. 35. 3428. 34. 3431. 3426.3624. N. Simmons 3428. 1. Rideout 3430. 34. W.N. Rowe 3506. 35. S.A. Neary 3509. 35. A.B. Peckford 3510. 35. “ “ 3634. 35. “ “ 3639. 35.

W.N. Rowe 3520. 35. T.A. Hickman 3514. 35. Premier 3520. 35. F. White 3514. 35. J. Dinn 3516. 35. 3517. 35. J. Dinn 3518. 35.

OBAI.QUESTIONS(cont’d.) b)ifallboardmeetingshavetobe approvedbytheMinister IftheActionGroupandChairman-per— nianent;iftheusualbenefitsassociated withtheagreement;ifcontractcouldbe tabled;Mr.B.Cole;radioandtale-F.B.Rowe visionadvertismentsandiftapestobe “ usedfDrpoliticalpurposes WhorepresentstheGovt.onboardof directorsofFisheryProducts WhatisthestatusoftheTownof Badger’sapplicationforapublicschool b)ifasuggestionthatsomeof DEC’sCapitalWorksmoneybedivertedG.Flight toBadger WhatflexibilityProw.Govt.hasin spendingthe$13.2mrecentlyreceived fromOttawa PremierMoores3791. J.Morgan3890.

SUBJECfASKEL)BY J.Nolan ItPremiercouldindicateGovt’s.views recivilservantsalaryincreasesbeing paidacrosstheboardinpreferencetoS.A.Neary Lercentages PAGE 3517. 3524. 3630. 3526. 8883. 11185. 12593. ANSWEREDBY 3.Dinn PremierMoores E.Maynard PremierMoores IIU ‘I T.A.Hickman 0 PAGE 3518. 3526. 3631. 3526. 8884. 11186. 12593. IIIt RevisedBill#101-RegionalGovt. (nowBill#50) S.A.Neary3791. W.N.Rowe 3.Nolan S.A.Neary HoOK 35. 35. 35. 35. 78. 98. 111. 37. 38. U ‘I 38. 41. 38. 38. 41 41. 41. HC)OK 35. 35. 35. 35. 78. 98. 111. 37. 38. 38. 41. 38. 38. 41. 41. 41. 41.

J.Dinn W.House T.A.Hickman 3879,82. 3886. 4302. 3879. 3882. 3883. 3885. 4299. 389C). 3893. 4209,12. 4204,20. 4211,18. T.Lush *jfMr.T.White,ExecutiveAssistantto Mm.ofmd.0ev.stillemployedinthat position—ifnotishiswhereaboutsS.A.teary known——ifhisserviceswerepre—“ maturelyterminated(i.e.)fireatW.N.Rowe ElizabethTowersR.Simmons T.A.Hickman IIIt T.Farrell ItH PremierMoores 3894. 4205. 4206,12. 4214,20. 4212.

OHAJ UtST IONS (COti I ‘ci. SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWEHED BY pAc;r: BOOK If member tot Grand Falls entitled to an Executive Assistant S.A. Neary 3894. 38. T.A. Hickman 3894. 38. It the Opp. House Leader could confirm the number of secretaries, and if the former Executive Assistant of former leader retained on staff J. Lundricjan 3896. 38. T.A. hickman 3896. 38. It the Mm. of Finance could table the total borrowings payable in U.S. currency and European funds of the Province and increase in cost as a W.W. Marshall 3897. 38. T.A.

Hickman 3897. 38. result of the dollar devaluation 703?. 64. *If Mm. of Justice could report if Mm. of Industrial Development was in jured in the fire in his Elizabeth Towers apt. early this Apr. 26 (a.m.) and if he had been home at the time W.N. Rowe 4099. 40. T.A. Hickman 4099. 40. *If Mm. of Justice has instructed the police to follow-up allegation in the document tabled Apr. 25 (i.e.) affidavit by Mr. Davidson and Exec. Asst., T. White; if Mm. of Justice feels there should be a police or public inquiry to see whether criminal charges will be laid W.N. Rowe 4100. 40. T.A.

Hickman 4101. 40. *re RCMP investigation on alleged documents - if taping telephone con versations could be added to terms of reference S.A. Neary 4185. 41. P.A. Hickman 4185. 41. If a delegation with the Mm. of Tourism (then Mm. of Transportation) when he travelled to New Chelsea, T.B. on Aug. 14/77, the reason for same and with whom did he meet; why the member for Bay de Verde was not invited; why the Mm. made the trip to meet one or two people and refused to meet delegations in W. Callan 4220. 41. J. Morgan 4221. 41.

OIAJ, QUESTIONS (corit ‘d. SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWEREt) BY PAGE BOOK St. John’s, etc.; if the former member for the District accompanied him W. Callan 4220. 41. J. Morgan 4221. 41. *When the Fire Commissioner’s report re the Elizabeth Tower’s fire wil] be received; Mr. T. White; if the Mm. of lad. Development’s location is known

b) if Mm. of Justice procrastinated in setting tip the investigation until T. White left province

c) if criminality suspected H. Simmons 4468. 43. T.A. Hickman 4469. 43.

d) if md. Dev. Mm. advised of the““ 4555. 44. 1 4555. 44. tabled documents W.N. Rowe 4558. 44. It Mm. of Justice could indicate the status re the allegations in T. White’s letter ‘T.V. set to Mm. of md. Dev. by A.B. Walsh and work dope by his company without tendering; if any report r.i on the police investigation of Mr. A. F.B. Rowe 4474. 43. T.A. Hickman 4475. 43. Davidson’s home R. Simmons 4475. 43. If any plans to initiate any job creation programs for the Memorial University summer students R. Moores 4475. 43. Premier Moores 4476. 43. If the executive of the Nfld.

Constab ulary were told not to relate to the press re present renegotiations; if J. Nolan 4477. 43. T.A. Hickman 4477. 43. Deputy Mm. of Justice received dis— E.M. Roberts 6445. 58.“ 6446. 58. ciplinary action T. Rideout 6519. 59.“ 6519. 59. If an up—date could be given re the two major strikes in Labrador City and Baie Verte

b) if Mm. could report re the Occ upational Health & Safety legislation T. Lush 4481. 43. J.G. Rousseau 4481. 43. *A. DaVidson— $5,000 cash payment W.N. Rowe 4539. 44. T.A. Hickman 4539. 44. S.A. Neary 4542. 44. Premier Moores 4543. 44. R. Simmons 4552. 44. C.W. Doody 4546. 44.

ORAl. LIIS1 IONS (coat ‘d. It a report on the tires at Elizabeth Towers and Signal Hill Road What prevention will be taken re the requested increase in electrical rates by Nfld. Light & Power; if a feasibility study will he done; if a report could be given re the Power negotiations Erco, Bowaters and Price; if the $150,000 per year allowance to Asarco, Buchans could be explained *If a public inquiry will be set up surrounding the Health Sciences Complex and Carbonear Hospital; affidavit; if the Premier has medical evidence of Mr.

Davidson’s instability; if Premier had any knowledge of the Scrivener fee for the Carbonear Hospital; the document Clause (2) re Babb Construction with out tender; revision of negotiations in Premier’s Office in presence of R. Greene *If political contributions received from Scrivener; where is the Mm. of md. Development; Mr. T. White; if Mm. going to Panama R. Simmons S.A. Neary SULIJ ECT *If Mm. of Manpower & md. Relations (former Mm. of Public Works) could verify the statement by Mr. A. Davidson C.T.V.

May 1/78 re signing letter ab solving Premier of any wrongdoing in Scrivener affair before he could get work; if a further $5,000 paid to Mr. w A Davidson (as stated in warrants) under false pretenses; if the drafting of same could be checked ASNED BY PAGE ROOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BooK R. Simmons 4555. 44. T.A. Hickman 4555. 44. W.N. Rowe 4795. 46. Premier Moores 4796. 46. J. Nolan 4803. “ A.5. Peckford 4797. G. Flight 4804. S.A. Neary 4807. 46. J.G. Rousseau 4807. 46. W.N. Rowe 4808. 46. ‘ “ 5302,09. 51. F. White 5302. 51. P.A. Hickman 4809. 46. “ 5309. W.N. Rowe 4961. 48. Premier Moores 4962. 48. 4977. 48.

Premier Moores 4977. 48. 4980. 48. W.N. Rowe 5095. 49. T.A. Hickman 5096. 49. “ 5167. 49. “ “ 5171. 49. R. Simmons 5100. 49. If planned to bring in legislation in this session limiting contributions to political parties; white paper first

OHALQUESTIONS(cont‘d. SUBJECTASKEDBYBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK Whenthejointannouncementwillbe5105.5106. madeontheRRAPProgramme5174.5175. IfMm.ofHealthcouldcheckoutwhy theNfld.Churchrecordsarenot acceptedinOttawa(i.e.)birth certificates5107.5107. *Ifareport‘thatthepoliceonlystarted theinvestigationintotheElizabeth Towersfireeightdaysafterwords’is correctandifso,whythedelay b)iftheJusticeDept.receivedareport andifapublicstatementwillbemade1.Strachan T.RideoutC.W.Doody U *Costescalationinthebuildingofthe CarbonearHospital;$10,000retainerfee paidtoMaritimePowerConsultants;if PremierhasalettersignedbyMr.A.

DavidsonrepaymentsmadetotheP.C. partyfinancechairman;ifPrmier encouragedfirmstotenderlowbidson HealthScienceandCarbonearHospitals andpickupthedifferenceslater(i.e.) Scrivener;ifNoel’sElectricalarid Deckerdidreceiveextracontractson thementionedbuildings;confirmthe allegation‘thatScrivenerpaidapt. rentalforseniorministers;contrib utionof$6,000toP.C.FinanceChairman tobuyanelectrabri1tcar;public inquiry;ifbridgeprojectsweredis cussedithMr.Davidson(i.e.)Conne RiverBridge;whoauthorizedthe Grimshyproject H.Mclsaac L.Woodrow ‘3’ IftheDept.ofTourismisbeingre structuredandifnewjobsavailable HowmuchmoneyallocatedtotheFleur deLysarearoadsthisyear(i.e.) asbestosis G.Flight 49. 49. 49. 49. 49. ‘I 51. 51. 52.

J.Dinn H.A.Collins T.A.Hickman5109. J.Morgan5112. 5113. 5182. 5295,5303. 5317 5424. 5310. 5108. 5111. 5113. 5178. 5294,5302. 5310. 5424. 49. 49. 49. 49. 49. I’ 51. 51. 52. 51. W.N.Rowe S.A.Neary J.Nolan PremierMoores I, ‘I J,G.Rousseau

ORAL QtIESPIOIIS (con C ‘ci.) SLJBJEC’l ASKED BY BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOOK Re debt retirement of the Piovince R. Simmons 5311. 51. T.A. hickman 5312. 51. Who is to supply the quorum for the house of Assembly L. Woodrow 5341. 51. Mr. Chairman 5342. 51. If the Conference Board of Canada Groupst forecast is in accord with the Prov. Govt’s. forecast, also the forecast re the construction industry deadline (i.e.) comparable housing starts in /77 to /76 W.N. Rowe 5415. 52. Premier Moores 5416. 52. It a replacement for the burnt ferry, the Clara llollett E.W. Winsor 5422. 52. C.W. Doody 5422. 52.

If contracts recommended by the Premier a with Wabanex Corp.; Paul Demarais for Maritime Power Consultants J. Nolan 5422. 52. Premier Moores 5423. 52. It a malfunction in the sprinkler system when being tested in the Health G. Flight 5432. 52. 1LA. Collins 5432. 52. Sciences Complex “ I’ 5689. 54. If Mm. of Municipal Affairs could report on the council investigation in Labrador City; also make a statement I. Strachan 5433. 52. J. Dinn 5433. 52. on the town engineer, T. Keough’s, ‘I 10595. 93. “ ‘I 10596. 93. suspension; court case T.A. Hickman 10596. 93.

If the Bin, of Manpower & Industrial Relations could report on the Freedom Road West being built by Quebec Cartier Miners; if United Steelworkers Union, Pittsburcj contacted re the situation I. Strachan 5699. 54. J.G. Rousseau 5699. 54. If the technicians employed at St. John’s Regional water supply being transferred to the Metro Board; if Regional Govt. legislation will be brought before the House of Assembly this session F. White 5703. 54. J. Dinn 5703. 54.

OtAf,OtJESTIONS(cotil‘U. SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEREI)BYPAGEBOOK Ifaformalcomplaintreceivedreim portationofQuebeclabourtocomplute 20%oftheAvalonCableTelevisionwork inSt.John’s;if35workersserved noticeandwillbereplacedby techniciansfromQuebec;ifMm.will assureChatNewfoundlanders,ifcom petent,willreceivepreferenceS.A.Neary5704.54.J.G.Bousseau5704.54. ReStatCanadareportonNfld.’sun employmentincreasincj—ifanyprogram toprovideemploymentforstudents b)ifatimeframecouldbegivenre the40,000jobsreferredtointheE.W.Winsor5707.54.J.G.Rousseau5707.54.

BudgetSpeechT.Lush5709.54. *WliynorepresentativeoftheCrown presentwhenA.B.Walsh’scasecalled incourtMay11/78 b)ifthewhereaboutsoftheaccused isknownJ.Winsor6427.58.T.A.Hickman6428.58. *Ifanythingbeingdonetoalleviate theproblemsinPlacentiaBay- MerasheenIslandcausedbythedelay ofA.B.WalshCo.onbuildingofthe federalwharvesW.Callan6429.58.W.Carter6430.58. kWhatpreventivestepstakenthatno recurrencewillhappenintheDept.of PublicWorks(i.e.)purchasing b)ifanycontracturalworkongoing presentlywithA.B.WalshElectrical Ltd.oranyofhiscompanies;work ordersorcontracts c)ifnofurtherworkwillbegivenhis companiesuntilthematterisdisposed ofinthecourts d)iftheMm.satisfiedwiththere-E.M.oberts6432.58.C.W.Doody6432.58. visedsystemT.A.Hickman6438.58.

OHAJ QtJIS’t IONS (con I‘ci. SUDJECT ASKED 13Y PAflE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE Director of Air Services, P. Piercey; T. Lush 6439,42. 58. C.W. Doody 6439. 58. Sealand; PI3Y Canso aircraft “ 6503. 59. H 6503. 59. E.M. Roberts 6440. 58. “ “ 6756,70. 61. W.N. Rowe 6755. 61. 7607,7782. 68. S.A. Neary 6756,69. 61. “ 8208,12. 72. 7607,7778. 68. “ “ 9094. 80. I’ 8208. 72. E. Maynard 7612. 68. 9094. 80. If the Dir, of Air Services resigned and looking for a job on mainland S.A. Neary 9091. 80. C.W. Doody 9091. 80.

What provisions for the providing of firefighting equipment to unincorporated areas regardless of the population W. Callan 6515. 59. T.A. Hickman 6516. 59. (i.e.) Southporl “ “ 7147. 64. “ “ 7151. 64. The charges laid re Torbay Hangar

b) if writ served on A.B. Walsh

c) if Crown has a practice of giving notice to someone who is to be charged

d) if a deal that a person accused of a major crime can take a holiday before a charge laid R. Simmons 6761. 61. T.A. Hickman 6763. 61. If any contact between Treasury Board W.N. Rowe 7038. 64. Premier Moores 7039. 64. and Lab. and x—ray technicians bargain— “ “ 9418. 83. “ “ 11235. 99. mg unit since the strike vote; “ 9636. 85. E. Maynard 7039. 64. mediator “ 10425. 91. “ “ 11240. 99. 11234. 99. J.G. Rousseau 7043. 64. S.A. Neary 7349. 66. “ 7349. 66. T. Lush 9363. 82. H 9363. 82. 1 9429. 83. “ “ 9419,30. 83. 9642. 85. “ 9636. 85. J. Nolan 11240. 99. “ “ 10429. 91. H. Mclsaac 11241. “ [l.A. Collins 9419. 83. R.

Simmons 11243. “ “ “ 11237. 99. If Mm. of Transportation could confirm or deny the statement ‘that Sealand Helicopters have notreceived any money from the Treasury1 also to table the document; how the hours are arrived at and if a record being kept of the flying hours since May and who is [l.A. Neary 7043,7154. 64. C.W. Doody 7044,54. 64. authorizing the flights “ 7055. “ “ 1 7158.

OHM,QUESTIONS(ConI•ci. SUBJECTASKEC)BYPAGEBOOKANSWEHE()BYPAGEBOOK WhenMm.ofHealthwillanswerthe questionsontheOrderPaperS.A.Neary7330.66.U.A.Collins7331.66.

WhatsIet)sbeingtakentooffsetthe socialandeconomiceffectsthatthe impendingclose—downofthemineat Buchans,willhaveG.Flight7331.66.PremierMoores7332.66. b)letterwrittentoBuchansLionsClub Dec./77retoadvancethedateofthe developmentofHind’sLakeproject c)iftheBuchans—HowleyRoadisbeing built;Buchans—BurgeoRoad d)ifaccessroadstotheconstruction siteswillbeaccessibletotheBuchans residents e)ifthecommitteesappointedre Buchans,St.Lawrence,ComebyChance, etc.haveevermetandmadereportsand ifso,willtheyhetabled f)ifanassurancecanbegivenretheG.Flight7331.66.PremierMoores7332.66. BuchansrealestatenotdecliningS.A.Neary7341.

Whatpolicingisbeingcarriedoutin theProvincialParks(i.e.)long weekendsE.W.Winsor7350.66.J.Morgan7350.66. Ifadecisionwillbemadetopermitthe ConceptionBaySouthpeoplebackatthe overpasstoselltheirlobsterand salmon,etc..3.Nolan7351.66.T.A.Hickman7351.66. Ifdamagedonetolobsterpots,etc.has beenassessedJ.Winsor7547.67.W.Carter7548.67. b)ifapossibilityofassistanceJ.Nodder7550. Whentheproposalsrethehelicopter contractswillbetabledS.A.Neary7599.68.C.W.Doody7599.68.

RestatementinAurora,LabradorCity— I.O.C.’s.statedwithdrawalfromthecity b)ifGovt.informedthatifthecompany closeddownuntil/79,itwouldreopen underanothernameI.Strachan7613.68.PremierMoores7613.68.

OHAL OUESTJ ONS (conL ‘tI. SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAGE BOoK If Mm. of Environment could report on the lead content in Windsor water supply

b) if the ]ead readings could be taken c)if the Mm. of Municipal Affairs will G. Flicjlit 7907. 69. A.J. Murphy 7908. 69. pUt d priorily on the regional water 7926. 70. supply hook—up I. Dinn 7909. 69. *If suspected arson re the recent fires Elizabeth Towers, Sjcjnal lull etc.; if any report received on Elizabeth Towers

b) if majesterial inquiry ordered

c) when a report expected and who receives the analysis; when partial ex hibits received

d) if reports unsatisfactory when W.N. Rowe 7926. 70. T.A. Hickman 7928. 70. received and sent back for a second S.A. Neary 7934. report F.B. Rowe 7944. Re the recent meeting in Grand Falls concerning expansion to the Central Nfld. Hospital and reference to the Medical School; if Grand Falls Hospital will have priority

b) if there is an expansion to Grand Falls Hosp., will there be a severe cut back or closure of the Botwood, Springdale, Twillingate and Bale Verte Hospitalsd) if the names of the committee re same could be stated F. White 8214,17. 72. Premier Moores 8215. 72. If the Mm. of Health can expedite matters in the Vital Statistics branch E.W. Winsor 8218. 72. H.A. Collins 8219. 72. Unlawful wiretapping W.N. Rowe 8416. 74. T.A. Hickman 8417,28. 74. S.A. Neary 8419. ‘ 8432,34. I. Strachan 8427. “ C.W. Doody 8441. J. Nolan 8431. H. Simmons 8433. If Miii. of Justice will get the above information today S.A. Neary 8443. 74. T.A. Hickman 8487—89. 74.

ORAlC)LJESTONS(cont‘Ci SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEHEDBYPAGEBOOK Bill#50—AnAdtoEstablishtheNorth eastAvalonUrbanRegion(RegionalS.A.Neary8506,8633.75.J.Dinn8506,17,24.75. GovernmentBill);J.R.O’Dea,Chairman‘10050,52.88.‘ U8635. oftheRegionalCouncil;plebisditc3J.Nolan8514,23.75. U 9096.80. 9654.85.““9360.82. W.N.Rowe8517.75. n 9651.85. II.Kitchen9096.80.T.A.Hickman10050.88. 936082 965].85. F.White9652.B5.

IfhomesconstructedunderAHOPprog— ramearebeingpurchasedbyGovt.from developersforsubsidizedhousingH.Kitchen8526.75.J.Dinn8526.75. *IfMahoneyRoyalCommissiontermsof referencewillincludeScrivenerscandal andtheofficespace;PublicWorks andRegionalCollege,CornerBrook; Questionshowanythingotherthancon tractsunderPublicWorkssince1974 cancomeundertheMahoneyCommissionS.A.Neary8766.77.T.A.Hickman8766.77. (i.e.)PublicTendersActW.N.Rowe8772.77.

Premier’sopinionontheideaofaTrans— LabradorHighway(i.e.)recenttripto LabradorWest;ifthephysicallink betweenLab.CityandEskerRoadcouldW.N.Rowe8866.78.PremierMoores8866.78. bemadebytheunemployedI.Strachan8869.78. IfEuropeanmarketsbeingexploredfor aCanadianfishmarket(i.e.)iftarriff placedonsamebytheU.S. b)ifconsiderationgiventosetupa provincialmarketingagency c)iftheCanadianSaltFishCorp.ora Crowncorp.consideredremarketinc]theS.A.Neary8870.78.PremierMoores8870.78. fishU9519.83.W.Carter9522.83.

IfA.Vivian,Chairman.oftheNfld.& Lab.itousingCorp.contractisexpired, ifhewillresignandifthepositionis tobeadvertisedJ.Nolan8880.78.J.Dinn8880.78.

ORAL OIJES’iLONS (con l’tJ. StJBJECT ASKED BY PAE BOOK ANSWERED BY PAIE BOOK flow much will the taxes increase in St. John’s Met. Region and the unincor porated communities; business tax; how II. Kitchen 8882. 78. J. Dion 8882. 78. much water will sell for J. Nolan 8882. 78. *If reports received re fires at Elizabeth Towers, etc.

b) if reports received by officials out side his Dept.

C) if insurance companies are permitted to see the files

d) rise in vandalism as stated recently by Chief of police

e) if need to increase amount of police

f) what is the average overtime each W.N. Rowe 9078. 80. T.A. Hickman 9078. 80. policeman receives in a year (i.e.) /76 flow many civil service negotiations contracted this year T. Lush 9095. 80. J.G. Rousseau 9095. 80. H

b) if enough arbitrators for same ‘I 9347. 82. When the cabinet shuffle (that Premier mentioned in May month) will take place

b) if resignations received from Consumer Affairs Mm. and Ind. Dev. Mi S.A. Neary 9350. 82. Premier Moores 9350. 82. If a major reconstruction program will take place on the Baie Verte Pen, and how much

b) if the list of capital works projects for the Province will be tabled T. Rideout 9350. 82. C.W. Doody 9351. 82. If the request for bilingual signs for Port au Port Pen, being considered J. fodder 9354. 82. C.W. Doody 9355. 82. If a Bay d’Espoir sign could be erected on the intersection of T.C.H. R. Simmons 9355. 82. C.W. Doody 9356. 82.

0BAL()UEStIONS(conI‘d. suuiic’rASKEDBYPAGE1300KANSWEREDBYPAGEBOOK Ifinformationcouldbegivenbythe Mm.ofRuralDevelopmentregrants andloansappliedfofOrce)J.Nolan9357.82.A.B.Peckford9357. IfthetenderfromCollavinoBrothersG.Flight9361.82.A.B.Peckford9361.82. isstillincompetitionforthehind’s“10054.88.“10746.94. Lakeproject(byHydroCorp.)“10746.94.‘12049.106. b)iftheco.underbidby$10m12046.106.T.A.Hickman10054.88.

C)ifarequestbytheco.towithdrawW.N.Rowe12040.106.PremierMoores12041,46.106. theirbid;10%forNfld.contractors;S.A.Neary12049.106. tenderingbond$1.6m;recallingof tenders IfinfcrmationcouldbegivenreCritch’s carpathoffThorburnRoad,Dunn’sHill andthebridgeinFoxtrapJ.Nolan9365.82.C.W.Doody9366.82.

Ifanelaborationcouldbemaderethe T.V.programcancelledonNBCT.V.6:30 June7/78(i.e.)Premier’sslanderous andlibelousstatement b)ifJusticeDept.advisedPremier againstbroadcastingthestatement c)whowaspayingforthebroadcast andwhobookedthetime d)ifanewpolicybytheadministration wastobebroadcastbythePremieratS.A.Neary9423.83.T.A.Hickman9423.83. theexpenseofthePublicTreasury;““9740.86.“9740.86. libelchargesagainstMr.DavidsonJ.Nolan9423.83.PremierMoores9741.86. laidF.White9425.86. IftheMm.ofFisherieshastakenpre cautiontoinsurethatalltheshrimp licencesbeissuedtoLabradorandNfld. firms;ifanycorrespondencewithFed.

Miii.ofFisheriesreshrimplicence;F.B.Rowe9431.83.W.Carter9431.83. ifitcouldbetabled““9526.“““9528. IfBldg.#360inStephenvilleisbeing renovatedforBaySt.Georgecommunity college;ifconstructionwillstart thissumnerW.MacNeil9433.83.T.A.Hickman9434.83.

OUAL QUESTIONS (cont •d. SUBJECT ASKtD BY PAGE ANSWEBEI)IIY [ BOOK If Nfld. Govt. requested the Govt. of Canada to have J.C. Doyle extradited re Linerboard Mill fraud charges R. Simmons 9437. 83. T.A. Hickman 9437. 83. If Premier will be present for the Oral Question period today S.A. Neary 9740. 86. T.A. hickman 9740. 86. If the position could be stated re in creases in subsidized rentals in Nfld. (i.e.) Fed./Prov. conference H. Kitchen 9744. 86. Premier Moores 9744. 86. What position taken by Nfld. re the resolution coming up at Geneva ‘banning mining and use of asbestos fibres’

b) if Nfld. with other Province’s co operating to see that the Federal T. Rideout 9745. 86. J.G. Rousseau 9745. 86. position reflects the Preys, position U 10048. 88. —I0) Who designed and printed the Tourist accommodation guide; if the guide will be withdrawn due to the misleading information (i.e.) roads in districts R. Simmons 9751. 86. J. Morgan 9752. 86. Where the Heritage Village will be located R. Simmons 10059. 88. J. Morgan 10060. 88.

If Mm. of Labour could state if a flow chart related to the Govt’s. 40,000 jobsb) if a select committee of the house could be set up re same (i.e.) to re view the report of Nfld. & Lab. Federation of Labour T. Lush 10062. 88. J.G. Rousseau 10063. 88. If serious consideration given to a Fall session of the House of Assembly; if the session could be held in Labrador; if the sessional cost would be higher than the fiscal cost of goinc) there; if the caucus could be contacted re their I. Strachan 10066. 88. T.A. Hickman 10066. 88. views on same H. Kitchen 10068.

ORALQUESTIONS(conLd SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKANSWEUEDBYPAGE!ifK IftheEasternProv.Airwaysoperations inNfld.beingreducedandmovingto Halifax b)howmanycaptains,1stofficers, etc.havebeenluredfromProvinceto theGovt.ofCanadaS.A.Neary10371.91.C.W.Doody10372.91. 110wmuchequipmentwasmissinginthe movefromtheoldGeneralhospitalto theHealthSciencesComplexT.Hideout10378.91.H.A.Collins10378.91. *;farsonsuspectedandchargeswillbe laidreElizabethTowersfire b)whatisthenormaltimeinwhicha fireinvestigationbythepoliceis acteduponandwhatprocedurefollows afterthepoliceinvestigation c)ifMm.ofJusticehasseentheC.I.D. report,iftheCrownProsecutorhasseen thereportandisbeincjdealtwithW.N.Rowe10578.93.T.A.Hickman10578.93. hastily,etc.andifitisthenre—F.White10879. portedtotheMm.F.U.Rowe10582.

IfMiii.ofEducationhasanyauthority rethepublictenderingactasitre latestoschoolboards;ifthecontract letbyschoolboardinMcKay’s,could becheckedH.Mclsaac10587.93.W.House10587.93. Whentherentsubsidywillbemade availabletoseniorcitizensH.Kitchen10589.93.J.Dinn10589.93. Whatjobsarebeingmadeavailableby md.0ev.Dept.forstudents b)whowillbeadministeringthe promised40,000jobsbeingmadeavail able;ftaselectcommitteecouldbe setupduringsummermonthstocheckJ.Noln10592.93.T.Farrell10593.93. withbusinessandlabourandreportT.Lush10594.93.““11350.99. toFallAssembly““11348.99.

DH1\ I. QtJl1ST IoN S (con C d . ) SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWEBE[) BY PAGE BOOK if the Premier will be Present this afternoon W.H. Rowe 10729. 94. If public tenders called for the various contracts in the expansion to the thermo generating plant, ilolyrood

B) if all the tenders opened publicly, have been awarded

C) if the electrical contract awarded

d) if all contracts will be awarded to the lowest bidder S.A. Neary 10735. 94. A.H. Peckford 10735. 94. If Bell Island lost its bid for oil storage for Home Oil Co., Calgary J. fodder 10740. 94. A.B. Peckford 10740. 94. if Fogo Island will be included in the new Dree agreement 5) if there is any detailed planning E.W. Winsor 10744. 94. C.W. Doody 10744. 94.UI of the expenditure on projects T. Rideout 10745. If the Premier will be present in the House today for Question Period W.N. Rowe 10937. 96. T.A. Hickman 10938. 96. If an explanation can be given re the reported scandal in the St. John’s S.A.

Neary 10944. ‘96. J. Dinn 10945. 96. Housing Authority T.A. Hickman 10947. 96. If the Premier requested the resignation of Mm. of Manpower (i.e.) statement by former Deputy Mi ‘conduct of the Mm. of the Crown’

b) if Mm. still acting in his capacity R. Simmons 10948. 96. T.A. Hickman 10949. 96. If Dept. of Fisheries will take action against Lake Companies, Englee fish plant re the allecjation ‘will not buy the codfish from certain fishermen’ T. Rideout 10952. 96. W, Carter 10952. 96.

OBAI.QUES’I1OHS(conL‘ci. SUBJKC1’ASKIDBYPAGiBOOKANSWEH1l)BYPAGEbOOK ifthePremierwillbetresentforthe OralQuestionperiodS.A.Neary11174.98.T.A.Hickman11174.98. IfanymakeworkprocjramesfortheS.A.Neary11178.98.T.A.Hickman11178.98. youththisyear11352.99.“11356.99. IfMiii.ofHealthawarethattheadmin— instrationoftheBaieVerteltosp.re fusedtoconductminers’medicalsthere becauseofuniondispute b)whatactionwillbetakentohave minersC)rovidedwithmedicalsT.Rideout11181.98.H.A.Collins11181.98. IfadvertisementswereplacedinTrade MagazinesforthetwoCansobombers recentlypurchasedbytheGovt.;if not,whyI.Strachan11191.98.C.W.000dy11192.98.

IffundsallocatedbytheProv.Govt.to startreconstructionandpavingofthe roadsinPortBlandfordtoJamestownarea b)iftheareawillbeincludedinthe Dreeagreement C)ifpreparedtotablealistof CapitalWorksprojectsandalistof theroadsonwhichcalciumchlorideT.Lush11249.99.C.W.Doody11250.99. willbesprayed3.Nolan11251. *IfMiii.ofLabourthinksitadvisable tohavehimselfsuspendeduntil allegationsofimproprietiesare clearedup b)ifMm.feelsheowestheHouseof Assemblyanexplanationandifheis consideringadiscussionofhisresig—W.N.Rowe11360.100.J.G.Rousseau11361.100. nationwiththePremierR.Simmons11362.

IfNfld.Govt.istakingactiontobar QuebecwqrkersfromcopingintoNfld. (i.e.)Ontariotoretaliateagainst QuebecGovt. b)iftheMiii.ofJusticewouldwrite(cont’d.)

ORAl, OLJKST TONS (rout ‘LI.) What is the Govt’s. position re the Nfld. Light & Power Co. increase *WLIaL action is being taken re the C.I.fl. report on the Elizabeth Towers What efforts have been made to have cutting permits issued to the Canada Bay Lumber Co., Roddickton I)) if the telegram could be clarified

c) the sale of pulpwood in Corner Brook If Premier will be in the House of Assembly. today SIJL3JECT ASKED BY the Prime Minister or Fed. Mm. of Justice to have the practice stopped under the B.N.A. Act

c) if priority will be given Nfld. people to be rehired by I.O.C.C. at S.A. Neary Wabusli after the strike “

d) if assurance that long time employees will he given their jobs hack with the I. Strachan same seniority fire *f it is felt that the Mm. of Labour and Mm. of Industrial Development should be temporarily suspended until allegations are cleared up If Mm. of Manpower would undertake now to make a corrected statement re 77 Mar 10 (i.e.) his reaction to Auditor General’s Report of proceeding year; if the Mm. by passed his Deputy to give contracts; Public Tendering Act; statement re resigning I’AGE 11363.11773.11924.11369. 11373. 11376.11513,23.11532.11528.11530. 11754.11933.11761.11762. 11771.11929.

BOOK 100.103.104.100. 100. 100. 101.I, I, 103.104.103.‘I 103.104. ANSWERED BY T.A. Hickman J.G. Rousseau A.B. Peckford T.A. Hickman T.A. Hickman Premier Moores J.G. Rousseau J.G. Rousseau A.B. Peckford E. Maynard It ii J. Nolan F.3. Rowe W.N. Rowe R. Simmons F. White R. Simmons II S.A. Neary F. White T. Rideout BOOK 100.103.104. 100. 100. .01. 103.104. 103.104. 11364.11773.11927. 11373. 11377.11514,24.11529. 11754.11933. 11771.11930. W.N. Rowe 11850. 104. A.B. Peckford 11850. 104.

OHAI,t)UKST1ONS(conC• SUBJECTASKEDBYPAGEBOOKA[’ISWEHEI)BYPAGE p*pretrerredlistOfCC)flCUaCtOtS—H.Simmons11856.104.‘P.Farrell11857.104. PublicTenderingActF.White11865. HthePremierwillcollunithimselfto meetwithadelegationfromLewisporte Dist.(i.e.)ChamberofCommerce,etc.F.White12051.106.PremierMoores1205].106. JfthePremierhasreconsideredhis decisionrethe2ndphaseofthewater projectforLittleBay,MarystownP.J.Canning12052.106.PremierMoores12053.106. *Preferredlistofcontractors—if Mm.ofmd.Dev.shouldvacatehis positionR.Simmons12053.106.T.Farrell12054.106.

WhatistheGovt’s.policyonlegislation reRegionalGovt. b)ifaresignationreceivedfromMm. ofMunicipalAffairsovertheBill50 issueW.N.Rowe12112.107.PremierMoores12112.107. Iftherearenegotiationsrethesale ofNfld.Hardwoods b)iftheasphaltset—upinClarenville alsoincluded;ifproposalsvoluntary c)whichcompaniesnegotiatedforsale d)howitwasknownthattheasphaltS.A.Neary12114.107.PremierMoores12114.107. plantwasforsale““12130. ‘“ “12130.

Whatchangesplannedforseniorcivil servants b)whothenewchairmanisforthe HousingCorp.andifcircularssentto everyGovt.Dept.advisingofanew ActingDeputy c)ifMr.B.Cole’sandMr.B.LewisJ.Nolan12117.107.PremierMoores12117.107. contractscouldbetabledF.M.Howe12119. U *IfMm’s.ofManpower&Industrial Dcv.havebeeninstructednottoattend thehouseduringOralQuestionperiodfcont’d.)

OHAL (DKS’I]C)NS (coni ‘ SUBJECT ASKED BY PAGE BOOK ANSWIHEI) BY PAGE BOOK

b) if Mm. of Focestry & Agriculture usud the preferred list when he was in the Public Works portfolio

C) if promised payment-to have untendçred contracts awarded and if at any times gifts received by the Mi R. Sinunons )2l20. 107. Premier Moores 12121. 107.

d) if the Mm. offered gifts E. Maynard H If the Fall session of the house of Assembly will be held in Labrador

b) why the Queen’s itinerary did not U. Kitchen 12126. 107. Premier Moores 12127. 107. include Labrador I. Strachan 12127. What Govt. plans to do about the approved electricity increase W.N. Rowe 12132. 107. Premier Moores 12133. 107. If Mm. of Resources could elaborate on the agreement to be signed by a Prov. and Fed. Govt. committee re the devel oping of resources in Labrador

b) if Muskrat Falls development will go ahead before Gull Island H. Kitchen 12373. 109. A.B. Peckford 12373. 109.

C) if Mm. could elaborate on Lab. “ “ 12456. “ “ “ 12459. power development I. Strachan 12375. Why the Occupational Health & Safety Bill has not been proclaimed

b) if the responsibilities of the Work men’s Compensation Board, etc. has been placed under the branch

c) if an independent expert analysis T. Rideout 12377. 109. W. House 12378. 109. will be done re the dust problems at “ “ 12486. 110. ‘ “ 12488, 110. 10CC, Labrador “ “ 12574. 111. If plans for additional police to ad minister justice in the Province J. Nolan 12383. 109. T.A. Hickman 12383. 109. When a statement will be made re the pro posed expansion to the Grand Falls Hosp.

b) if the Federal restraints is a stalling tactic F. White 12488. 110. I1.A. Collins 12489. 110.

ORALQUESTIONS(coot‘a.) SUBJECTASKEDBYBOOKANSWEREDBYPAGEHOOK IfMm.ofTourismwouldgivetheHouse anupdateonhissuccesstodatein retrievingthefilmfromGeorgeMcLeanG.Flight12494.110. ifanyofthereconunendalionswillbe implementedredriversofambulancesT.Rideout12495.110.H.A.Collins12495.110. IftheMm.ofInd.Dev.whileinQuebec CitycommittedNfld.tosupportanin creaseinabarrelofoilasofJan. (i.e.)3pergal.forNfld.;ifthe$5OniA.B.Peckford12584.111. borrowedfromAlbertaispartofdealR.Simmons12584.111.T.A.Hickman12585. Ifanyrationalizingofthestructure ofthehousingprogramplannedH.Kitchen12596.111.T.V.Hlckey12596.111.

IfPremierwouldgiveanexplanationof thetowersoftheFed.Prov.Corp. AgreementrethedevelopmentofLower Churchill;iftheCorp.willhavethe powertobindtheProv.tofinancial arrangements,marketingandtransmission ontheLowerChurchillW.N.Rowe12723.112.PremierMoores12723.112. Nfld.CNRailwayS.A.Neary12726.112.PremierMoores12726.112. C.W.000dy12727. IfMm.ofMines&Enercjyhasdetermined ifarealconcernthataflooding(like happened2yearsago)couldoccurin Badger;whatwillbedoneintheevent ofthestartofaflood b)howPriceNfld.canleave20,000 cordsofwoodinExploitsRiverbelowG.Flight12732.112.A.B.Peckford12733.112. RedIndianLakeE.Maynard12736.

IfNfld.Govt.soucjhttohavenegot iationsreopenedrethetermsofunion (i.e.)recommendation1958(Term29) b)ifthePremierwouldbringitfor wardattheEconomicConferenceofFirst Ministerstohavetheagreementre—R.Simmons12737.112.T.A.Hickman12738.112. negotiatedPremierMoores12740.

PETITIONS (PAGES81—92)

PETITIONS SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK ThattheroadinClarke’sHead,GanderBay,E.W.Winsor85.2. FcoDistrictbeupgradedandpaved C.W.Doody86. Constructionofawaterlineforcitizensof PondRbad,NewHarbourFB.Rowe86.2. ‘WOPetitions:—ImprovementinCBCtelevision ProgrammingandreceptionatGrandBruitandS.A.Neary90.2. LaPoile C.W.Doody94• AdeytownroadstobepavedW.Callan94.2. C.W.Doody98. R.Simmons99. F.B.Rowe102. WestBay,Piccadilly,ShipCove,Abraham’sCove, Campbell’sCreekandLowerCoverequesttheJ.Hodder152.3. wastedisposalccrrsnitteebesubsidizedbyGovt. A.J.Murphy164. G.Flight164. Hiliview,T.B.roadtobeupgradedandpavedW.Callan167.3. J.Morgan171.

J.Nolan172. DissatisfactionwithpostofficeservicesinS.A.Neary259.4. CapeRay,LaPoileDistrict R.Simmons262. IncreasingelectricitycostsinLewisporteF.White264.4. District J.Nolan266. S.A.Neary272a H.Kitchen276. A.J.Murphy276. woetitionsfromresidentsofHeart’sDesire, Heart’sContent,Heart’sDelightandIslington protestingthedisallowingofDr.FungLeung,F.3.Rowe278.4. Wintertontodispensedrugs H.A.Collins281. RemaininghomesinFleurdeLysbehookeduptoT.Rideout340.5. thewaterandsewersystem E.W.Winsor343. J.Nolan344. J.Dinn346. J.Morgan347. I.Strachan348. A.3.Peckford349. S.A.Neary350. N.Windsor353. W.Patterson354. 81

PETITIONS (contd.) SUBJECT MEMBER PAGE BOOK Harbour Breton residents reauesting a grant of J. Winsor 568. 7.funds to construct a municipal building W.N. Rowe 570. I. Woodrow 571. J. Nolan 572. S.A. Neary 574. J. Dma 576. W. Callan 577. R. Sinunons 579. H. Mclsaac 590. Residents of Piccadilly Head requesting Govt. to J. Hodder 590. 7.roving proper drinking water W. Carter 592. That funds be allocated to build a new school T. Rideout 672. 8.in Middle Arm, Burlington, Smith’ s Harbour area J. Nolan 674. T. Lush 675. A.B. Peckford 676. G. Flight 677. W. House 680. R. Sixmnons 681.

Transortation service on Labrador Coast re I. Strachan 683. 8.Twin Otter Service J. Goudie 686. W.N. Rowe 686. J.G. Rousseau 687. S.A. Neary 688. A.B. Peckford 691. i. Morgan 692. C.W. Doody 595. 3ehalf of concerned citizens to havefilibustering defined and to take steps toPrevent it (i.e.) S.A. Neary’s continous speechon Address in Reply J. Carter 804. 10. To have road from Musgravetown leading to and T. Lush 806. 10.through Canning’s Cove, paved T. Rideout 808. S.A. Neary 810. Fourteen salmon fishermen, Grand Bruit refive days less to fish their nets (see follow—up S.A. Neary 906. 11.in 3ook 26) F.B. Rowe 908.

Frederickton, Fogo District residents protesting E.W. Winsor 1192. 14.new regulations to register small cabins T. Lush 1193. G. Flight 1195. ?acuet residents reauest construction f a T. Rideout 1455. 16.new Pentecostal Elementary Elementary School W.N. Rowe 1456. T. Lush 1458. J. Hodder 1458. 82

PETITIONS(cont’d.) SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK ohaveappropriateactiontakenonResolution fromOurLadyofMercyHome&SchoolAssoc.W.W.Marshall1686.18. rereductionofteachers J.Hodder1689. S.A.Neary1690. J.Lundrigan1695. T.Lush1697. I..Woodrow1699. P..Sinunons1701. J.Morgan1702. T.A,Hickman1705. N.House1708. C.Power1711. J.Nolan1713. PermanentlyreairtheroadthroughFelixCove,I.Hodder1778.19. PortauPortDistrict T.Rideout1779. RebuildingandpavingWitlessBayLineC.Power1996.21. I.Nolan1999. I.Woodrow2001. W.Callan2003. N.Windsor2006. H.Kitchen2006. J.Morgan2007. TohaveroadleadingintoBrockside,Burin—P.J.Canning2361.24.

PlacentiaWestuflgradedandpaved S.A.Neary2363. N.Callan2:364. J.Winsor2365. E.W.Winsor2366. GrandBruitfishermenwantthenormalfishing seasonreinstatedorcompensationof$1,000S.A.Neary2502.26. erman PremierMoores2504. P..Simmons2504. N.Carter2506. OnbehalfofteachersofSt.Clar&sHighSchool,P..Moores2618.27. Carbonearrereductionofteachers S.A.Neary2621. T.Lush2622. P..Simmons2625. J.Lundrigan2626. P.J.Canning2629. N.House2629. J.Hodder2631. W.Callan2633. F.3.Rowe2636. Onbehalfof190teachersinNaskaupiDistrict:— thatnoreductionbemadeinteachingforceJ.Goudie2853.29. inNfld. R.Simmons2854. I.Strachan2857. S.A.Neary2859.

N.House2860. J.Hodder2863. (cont’d.) 83

PETITIONS (cont’ d.) SUBJECT MEMBER PAGE BOOK NaskauFi District petition re teaching force cont’d. P.J. Canning 2865. 29. T. Lush 2869. J. Lundrigan 2872. Raiea residents orotest Govts. decision to N. Windsorreduce no. of teachers allocated to schoolboards (for Premier) 3410. 34. R. Simmons 3410. T. Rideout 3413. F. White 3415. Norris Arm road to be improved and paved N. Windsor (for Premier) 3416. 34. F. White 3416. Eighty—one residents in the Gander area re S.A. Neary 3860. 38.suztmer cabins A.B. ?eckford 3863. T. Lush 3864. I. Woodrow 3866. G. Flight 3867. H.A. Collins 3869. W.N. Rowe 3870. E. aynard 3872.

Fifty—nine fisheen of Red Head Cove to have F.3. Rowe 3872. 38.repairs made to the slipway W. Carter 3876. J. Morgan 3877. !idd1e Brook, Dark Cove, Gainbo residents to have G. Cross 4090. 40.3cnavista North Highway 320, widened W.N. Rowe 4091. J. Morgan 4094. T. Lush 4096. J. Hodder 4098. Marvstown residents re pupil/teacher ratio P.J. Canning 4416. 43. F.3. Rowe 4419. E.W. Winsor 4421. J. Collins 4423. T. Lush 4424. C. Power 4428. R. Simmons 4430. T.A. Hickman 4434. The Bell Island Kiwanis Club and Town Council nf Wabana on behalf of 8,000 residents of BellIsland re the ferry service between Bell Island C.W.

Doody 4438. 43.and Portugal Cove E.W. Winsor 4441. R. Simmons 4443. 4attis Point residents to have road upgraded H. Mclsaac 4443. 43.and paved T. Rideout 4446. 84

PETITIONS(cont’d.) SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK ResidentsofDarkCove,MiddleBrookandGamboG.Cross4448.43. requestanRCNPdetachmentintheirmunicipality T.Lush4451. I.Woodrow4453. F.White4454. J.Collins4455. J.Morgan4457. R.Simmons4458. T.A.Hic1nan4459,64. J.Nolan4460. 327residentsofSt.John’sarea—theQupil/J.Hodder5052.49. teacherratio W..Rowe5055. I.Lundrigan5058. R.Sinunons3061. J.Collins5066. T.Lush5069. L.Woodrow5071. J.Nolan5075. F.B.Rowe5079. F.White5082. R.Moores5085. S.A.Neary5088. W.Callan5091. H.Mcsaac5092.

OnbehalfofadelegationfromEastport PeninsularequestionconstructionofaschoolT.Lush5851.36. rvrnnasiuin W.N.Rowe5852. A.B.Peckford“ T.Lush6379.58. J.Winsor6383. W.MacNeil6384. W.Callan6385. A.J.Murphy6389. W.House6391. I.Woodrow6392. J.Lundrigan6394. J.Collins6397. E.M.Roberts6399. T.V.Hickey6405. H.Kitchen6407. A.B.?eckford6409. SealCove,FortuneBayRoadresidentsJ.Winsor6412.58. stressingpoorroadconditions T.Lush6414. W.Callan6417. A.B.Peckford6421. L.Woodrow6424. W.MacNeil5426. H.Mclsaac6426. UpgradingandpavingtheroadfromPortBlandfordT.Lush6460.59. toCabotHigheay(Lethbridge) T.Rideout6463. J.Winsor6465.

W.MacNeil6465. H.Kitchen6466. W.Callan6466.

PETITIONS tcont’d.) SL’BJECT MEMBER PAGE BOOK !edical services reauested in Seal Cove and J. Winsor 6468. 59.envIrons T. Lush 6470. I. Rjdeout 6472. W. Callan 6474. H. Kitchen 6476. W. MacNeil 6477. 3urlingtcn, Bale Verte residents protest T. Hideout 6478. 59.teacher lay—of fs T. Lush 6480. H. Kitchen 6483. W. MacNeil 6486. W. Callan 6486. J. Winsor 6489. Hertitage in Sandyville reauest a new I. Winsor 6489. 59.elerrtentarv school T. Rideout 6492. T. Lush 6494. H. Kitchen 6496. W. MacNeil 6499. W. Callan 6500. Foco Island Improvement Committee Ltd. andIsland residents - the lack of transportation E.W.

Winsor 6692. 61.fac:lities I. Strachan 6994. R.C. Brett 6696. I. Nolan 6697. F.B. Rowe 6699. W.N. Rowe 6700. W. Callan 6703. S.A. Neary 6706. T. Lush 6707. ?esidents of Campbellton and Loon Bay protestthe teacher cutback (i.e.) Loon Bay F. White 6709. 61.elementary schcol physical education teacher J. Hodder 6711. W.N. Rowe 6713. R. Simmons 6716. F.B. Rowe 6720. S.A. Neary 6723. R. Wells 6725. T. Lush 5727. H. Moores 6731. J. Nolan 6733. H. Mclsaac 6737. W. Callan 6738. W. House 6742. E. Dawe 6744. T.A. Hickman 5745. ?.J. Canning 6748. LDgrading and building of roads in Labrador I.

Strachan 6941. 63.West area J.G. Rousseau 6945. S.A. Neary 6953. 86

PETITIONStcont’d.) SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK ‘DradingandbuildingofroadsinLabradorWest area(i.e.)thataroadconnectionbetweenJ.G.Rousseau6956.63. EskerandLabradorCity—Wabushbestarted R.Simmons6958. J.Goudie6961. F.White6963. J.Collins6966. W.N.Rowe6967. A.B.?eckford6971. S.A.Neary6974. T.V.Hickey6976. J.Nolan6979. I.Woodrow6984. J.Hodder6986. N C.W.Doody6987. E.W.Winsor6989. PremierMoores6991. I.Strachan6994. T.Lush6997. T.A.Hic1nan6999. H.Mclsaac7002. W.Carter7003. J.Dinn7004. A.J.Murphy7005. H.Twomey7008. W.Patterson7009. H.Winsor7010. W.House7012. H.A.Collins7013. N.Windsor7015.

G.Flight7018. ?ortBlandfordLocalimprovementDistrictT.Lush7284.66. rejectingGovt.sprucebudwormsprayprogramme S.A.Neary7288. N G.Flight7292. J.Hodder7296. F.B.Rowe7298. J.Nolan7301. W.MacNeil7304. T.Hideout7307. ResidentsofSalmonCovearearePersalvic SchoolinVictoria—losingtheirguidanceH.Moores7312.66. counsellor S.A.Neary7315. T.Lush7318. F.B.Rowe7321. N.Callan7324. N.House7328. CommunitiesofNewman’sCove,LowerAmherstCove, MiddleAmherstCoveandUpperAmherstCove- tocavetheroadacrosstheBonavistaPeninsulaJ.Morgan7476.67. fromAmherstCoveareatoCatalina 5.A.Nearv7477. J.Nolan7479.

ThDavethebalanceofDoglierryHillRoad,J.Nolan7479.67. St.Phillics S.A.Neary7481. T.Lush7483. 87

PETITIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT MEMBER PAGE BOOK Pre—vocational facilities within the educational C. Power 7484. 67.District of Ferryland F.B. Rowe 7487. W. Carter 7491. S.A. Neary 7493. T. Rideout 7495. T. Lush 7497. J.G. Rousseau 7499. W. House 7501. W. Callan 7503. Hamden area residents request the House ofAssembly to pressure CBC to get a televisiontransmitter as Promised for the coxtunity of W. House 7506. 67.Ha.xnden S.A. Neary 7508. J. Morgan 7511. J. Hodder 7514. I. Nolan 7515. J.G. Rousseau 7520. T. Rideout 7521. J. Lundrigan 7523. E.M. Roberts 7524. T. Lush 7528. T.A. Hickman 7530. C. Power 7533. R.

Wells 7534. Residents of Moreton’s Harbour, Tizzard’s Harbour, Bridgeport and Whale’s Gulch, on NewWorld Island reauest to have the roads in their W.N. Rowe 7587. 63.communities paved in spring S.A. Neary 7589. J. Nolan 7592. A,J. Murphy 7593. F. White 7594. G. Flight 7596. T. Lush 7598. tcoodville, Codroy Valley area — drinking water H. Mclsaac 8152. 72.being polluted S.A. Neary 8155. J. Hodder 8157. J. Nolan 8162. F.B. Rowe 8164. W. Callan 8166. T. Lush 8170. A.J. Murphy 8192. Ferryland and St. Mary’s the Capes teachers C. Power 9317. 82.re pupil/teacher ratio W.N. Rowe 9321. J. Hodder 9323. J. Nolan 9325. J.

Collins 9328. T. Lush 9330. J. Lundrigan 9333. S.A. Neary 9337. R. Simmons 9344. Burlington and Smith’s Harbour residents . Rideout 9404. 83.reauesting roads from Burlington to Baie Verte A.3. ?eckford 9407.Highway be uflgraded R. Sinmons 9408.C.W. Doodv 9412. 88

PETITIONStcont’d.) SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK Sweet3ay,BonavistaSouthresidentstohaveJ.Morgan9414.83. roadfromSweetBaytoCharlestonupgraded J.Nolan9413. H.Kitchen9416. C.W.Doody9415. GanderarearesprucebudwormsprayG.Flight9999.88. S.A.Neary10002. J.Nolan10005. T.Lush10008. W.MacNeil10010. I.Hodder10012. H.Mclsaac10016. H.A.Collins10020. R.Simmons10023. L.Wocdrow10027. J.Collins10035. abradorWestresidentsprotesttheoperationofJ.G.Rousseau10037.88. abatchlantonInletRiver,DooleyLake I.Strachan10041. I.Morgan10043. S.A.Nearv10043. I.Goudie10045. R.Sinons10046. 0 ProtestingsprucebudwormsprayS.A.Near’f10231.90.

R.Simnrnons10234. T.Lush10237. J.Nolan10240. F.3.Rowe10245. 0 *TCTE:W.W.MarshallnadearesolutiontohaveW.W.Marshall10247. Nordseediscussedncw ByleaveJ.Hodder10321.91. G.Flight10323. F.White10326. 0 W.MacNeil10327. I.Strachan10329. 0 0W.N.Rowe10331. 0 H.Mclsaac10335. 0 ChurchillFallsresidents—tohaveToteRoadJ.Goudie10337.91. upgraded I.Strachan10340. J.G.Rousseau10342. 0 T.Lush10344. 0 J.Morgan10347. F.White10349. S.A.Nearv10351. C.W.Doody10354. W.N.Rowe10356. Gander3ayareaoposedto1978spruceE.W.Winsor10554.93. budwornspray S.A.Neary10556. J.Hodder10559. W.N.Rowe10561. G.Flight10564. T.Lush10567. F.White10570. 89

PETITIONS (cont’d.) SUB JECT MEMBER PAGE BOOK Hr. Sreton area protesting student/teacher ratio J. Winsor 10573. 93. J. Hodder 10574. ograding of Ming’s Bight Road, Baie Verte T. Rideout 10641. 94.District W.N. Rowe 10644. I. Nolan 10646. S.A. Neary 10648. G. Flight 10653. T. Lush 10655.C.W. Doody 10657. J. Lundrigan 10659. W. Callan 10663. H. Simmons 10666. H. Mctsaac 10670. 94.F.B. Rowe 10671. J. Redder 10674. E,W. Wjnsor 10676. W. 1acNeil 10678. Gaultois, Hermitage and Seal Cove schools I. Winsor 10679. 94.Drotestjng student/teacher ratio T. Lush 10681. J. Hodder 10684. W.N. Rowe 10686. H. Moores 10689. S.A.

Weary 10692.J. Lundrigan 10694.H. Simmons 10702. “ W. House 10710. Hodges Cove and Caplin Cove residents recuest W. Callan 10713. 94.a community asture S.A. Weary 10716. T. Lush 10720. H. Moores 10722. H. Mclsaac 10725. J. Hodder 10728. Corner Brook, St. Anthony, Baie Verte andJackson’s Arm residents against spruce budworm G. Flight 10880. 96.srav S.A. Weary 10883. I. Straclian 10887. W.N. Rowe 10889. J. Redder 10894. E.W. Winsor 10896. T. Hideout 10898. H. Mclsaac 10901. J. Nolan 10904. F.B. Rowe 10908. H. Simmons 10911. W. Callan 10920. T. Lush 10923. F. White 10926. J. Winsor 10928.

One hundred and six woodsmen, St. George’s areasu?orting the local contractors re the increase H. Mctsaac 11130. 98.of weight on trucks T. Hideout 11132. W. Callan 11133. 90

PETITIONS(contd.) SUBJECTMEMBERPAGEBOOK Eighthundredresidentsfromthefollowingareas: sander,PortauPort,St.Johns,CornerBrook,S.A.Neary11135.98. etc.rotestingsruceliudwornispraying R.Simmons11138. W.N.Rowe11140. J.Nolan11143. F.White11146. G.Flight11149. H.Mclsaac11151. I.Straclian11154. T.Hideout11158. F.B.Rowe11160. T.Lush11163. W.Callan11166. W.MacNeil11168. Increaseofsupportfrom1,500etitionersforW.N.Rowe11473.101. changesinstudentaidforUniversityeducation S.A.Neary11475. PremierMoores11478. J.Hodder11480. F.B.Rowe11482. T.lush11485. H.Kitchen11488. T.A.Hickman11490. F.White11493. I.Lundrigan11494. G.Flight11497.

H.Sinutions11501. W.Callan11504. T.Hideout11505. I.Strachan11508. W.House11511. J.Winsor11512. FivehundredandeighteenstudentsfromtheJ.Hodder11712.103. RegionalCollege,CornerBrookrestudentaid S.A.Neary11715. T.Lush11718. W.N.Rowe11720. J.Nolan11725. I.Strachan11729. F.3.Rowe11732. F.White11735. H.Moores11737. T.Hideout11740. J.Lundrigan11743. W.MacNeil11746. W.House11747. SixhundredandfiftystudentsofMemorialT.Lush11809.104. Universityrestudentaid W.N.Rowe11812. S.A.Near’i11817. J.Nolan11821. F.White11827. F.B.Rowe11829. H.Moores11831. T.Hideout11834. H.Kitchen11835.

MemorialUniversitystudentsrestudentaidW.N.Rowe11993.106. S.A.Neary11997. (over) 91

PETITIONS (cont’d.) SUBJECT MEMBER PAGE BOOK .dent aid et. ccnt’d. T. Lush 12000. 106.F.3. Rowe 12003. P.J. Canning 12006. F. White 12008. H. Mclsaac 12011. R. Moores 12013. J. Collins 12016, R. Sizmnons 12018. H. Kitchen 12021. W. House 12023. :•obi1e homeowners protesting high insurance rates G. Fliqht 12028. 106. W.N. Rowe 12031. J. Nolan 12034. H. kitchen 12037. W. MacNeil 12038. One hundred and seventy-two students of J. Nolan 12082. 107.!emoriaI Unitersitv re student aid W.N. Rowe 12085. I. Strachan 12089. S.A. Neary 12091. H. Kitchen 12095. J. Hodder 12096. F.B. Rowe 12100. R. Sinixnons 12103. P.1.

Canning 12106. E.W. Winsor 12107. Thited Councils of Fogo Island to have gravel E.W. Winsor 12348. 109.roads upgraded and paved I. Strachan 12351. W.N. Rowe 12354. J. Lundrigan 12356. W. Callan 12359. J. Hodder 12362. Wild Cove, Seal Cove, Coachman’s Cove and Fleure Lys re Dree agreement with Ottawa for up I. Rideout 12469. 110.;rading and paving roads on Baie Verte Peninsula W.N. Rowe 12473. Ccdrcv Valley area to repeal