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... --·� .. .... INDEX of the _ �- Legislative Assembly of Manitoba STANDING and SPECIAL COMMITTEES 41-42 Elizabeth 11 Fourth Session - Thirty-Fifth Legislature which opened the 26th of November, 1992 and adjourned the 27th of July, 1993 Volume XLII

TABLE OF CONTENTS Legislative Assembly of Manitoba STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES Fourth Session - Thirty-Fifth Legislature Table of Contents .................................................................. l List of Members ..................................................................... I! Legislative Assembly ............................................................. IV Introduction .................................................................... : ......

V Subject Index ........................................................................ 1 Appendices Appendix A: Chairpersons (Election dates) ...................... 31 Appendix B: Public Presenters/Crown Corporation staff .. 32 Appendix C: Committee

Schedule .................................... 49

MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE ASS EMBLY November 26, 1992 Members, Constituencies and Political Affiliation NAME AlCOCK, Reg ASHTON, Steve BARRETI, Becky CARSTAIRS, Sharon CERil ll, Marianne CHEEMA, Gulzar CHOMIAK, Dave CUMMIN GS, Glen, Hon. DACOUAY,louise DER KACH, Leonard, Hon. DEW AA, Gregory DOER, Gary DOWNEY. James, Hon. DRI EDGER, Albert, Hon. DUCHARME, Gerry, Hon. EDWARDS, Paul ENNS, Harry, Hon. ERNST, Jim, Hon. EVANS, Clif EVANS, Leonard S. FILMON, Gary, Hon. FINDLAY, Glen, Hon. FRIESEN, Jean GAUDRY, Neil GILlESHA MMER, Harold, Hon. GRAY, Avis HARPER, Elijah HElWER, Edward A.

HICKES, George LAMOUREUX, Kevin LATHLIN, Oscar LAURENDEAU, Marcel MAlOWAY, Jim MANNESS, Clayton, Hon. MARTINDALE, Doug McAlPINE, Gerry McCRAE, James, Hon. MciNTOSH, Llnda, Hon. MITCHElSON, Bonnie, Hon. NEUFElD, Harold ORCHARD, Donald, Hon. PALLISTER, Brian PENNER, Jack PLOHMAN, John PRAZNIK, Darren, Hon. REID, Daryl REIMER, Jack RENDER, Shirley ROCAN, Denis, Hon. ROSE, Bob SANTOS, Conrad STEFANSON, Eric, Hon. STORIE, Jerry SVEINSON, Ben VODREY, Rosemary, Hon. WASYl YCIA-lEIS, Judy WOWCHUK, Rosann CONSTITUENCY Os borne Thompson Wellington River Heights Radisson The Maples Klldonan Ste.

Rose Seine River Robiln-Russell Selkirk Concordia Arthur-Virden Stelnbach Aiel St. James lake side Charles wood lnterlake Brandon East Tuxedo Sprlngfield Wolseley St. Bonlface Minnedosa Crescentwood Rupertsland Gimll Point Douglas lnkster The Pas St.Nor bert Elm wood Morris Burrows Sturgeon Creek Brandon West Asslnlboia River East Rossmere Pembina Portage la Prairie Emeraon Dauphin lac du Bonnet Transcona Niakwa St. VItal Gladstone Turtle Mountain Broadway Kirkfield Park Aln Aon La Verendrye Fort Garry St.

Johns Swan River 11 PARTY liberal NDP NDP liber al NDP llber a NDP PC PC PC NDP NDP PC PC PC liber al PC PC NDP NDP PC PC NDP liber al PC liber al NDP PC NDP liberal NDP PC NDP PC NDP PC PC PC PC PC PC PC PC NDP PC NDP PC PC PC PC NDP PC NDP PC PC NDP NDP

MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY July 27, 1993 Members, Constituencies and Political Affiliation NAME ALCOCK, Reg ASHTON, Steve BARRETT, Becky CARSTAIRS, Sharon CERILLI, Marianne CHOMIAK, Dave CUMMINGS, Glen, Hon. DACQUAY, louise DERKACH. leonard, Hon. DEWAR, Gregory DOER, Gary DOWNEY, James, Hon. DRIEDGER, Albert, Hon. DUCHARME, Gerry, Hon. EDWARDS, Paul ENNS, Harry, Hon. ERNST, Jim, Hon. EVANS, Cllf EVANS, Leonard S. FILMON, Gary, Hon. FINDLAY, Glen, Hon. FRIESEN, Jean GAUDRY, Neil GILLESHAMMER, Harold, Hon. GRAY, Avis HELWER, Edward A.

HICKES, George LAMOUREUX, Kevln LATHLIN, Oscar LAURENDEAU, Marcel MALOWAY, Jlm MANNESS, Clayton, Hon. MARTINDALE, Doug McALPINE, Gerry McCRAE, James, Hon. MciNTOSH, llnda, Hon. MITCHELSON, Bonnle, Hon. ORCHARD, Donald, Hon. PALLISTER, Brlan PENNER, Jack PLOHMAN, John PRAZNIK. Darren, Hon. REID, Daryl REIMER, Jack RENDER. Shlrley ROCAN. Denls, Hon. ROSE, Bob SANTOS, Conrad STEFANSON, Eric, Hon. STORIE, Jerry SVEINSON, Ben VODREY. Rosemary, Hon. WASYL YCIA-LEIS, Judy WOWCHUK, Rosann Vacant Vacant Vacant CONSTITUENCY Os borne Thompson Wellington River Heights Radisson Klldonan Ste.

Rose Seine River Roblln-Russell Selkirk Concordia Arthur- Virden Steinbach Aiel St. James Lake side Charleswood lnterlake Brandon East Tuxedo Springfleld Wolseley St. Boniface Minnedosa Crescentwood Gimli Point Douglas lnkster The Pas St. Norbert Elm wood Morris Burrows Stur geon Creek Brandon West Assiniboia River East Pembina Portage la Prairie Emerson Dauphin lac du Bonnet Transcona Niakwa St. Vital Gladstone Turtle Mountain Broadway Kirkfield Park Fiin Aon la Verendrye Fort Garry St.

Johns Swan River Rossmere Rupertsland The Maples Ill PARTY liberal NDP NDP liberal NDP NDP PC PC PC NDP NDP PC PC PC liberal PC PC NDP NDP PC PC NDP liberal PC Liberal PC NDP Liberal NDP PC NDP PC NDP PC PC PC PC PC PC PC NDP PC NDP PC PC PC PC NDP PC NDP PC PC NDP NDP

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBL V Ueutenant-Governor of Manitoba ............................. Hon. George Johnson, M. D . .................................. ................. .... ............ ... ....... .... Hon. Yvon Dumont * Speaker of the Legislative Assembly ....................... Hon. Denis C. Rocan, MLA Deputy Speaker and Chairman Committees of the Whole House .............................. Mrs. Loulse Dacquay, MLA Deputy Chairman of Committees of the Whole House ........................ ...... Mr. Marcel Laurendeau, MLA Government House Leader ................. ..................... Hon.

Clayton Manness, MLA Opposition House Leader .................. ....................... Mr. Steve Ashton, MLA Second Opposition House Leader ........................... Mr. Kevin Lamoureux, MLA Government Whip .................................................... Mr. Edward Helwer, MLA Opposition Whip ....................................................... Mr. George Hlckes, MLA Second Opposition Whlp .................... ...................... Mr. Nell Gaudry, MLA Clerk of the Legislative Assembly ............................ Mr. W. H. Remnant Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Assembly ................ Ms.

Bever1&y Boslak Clerks of Committees ................................ ............... Ms. Judy White .... ............................................................................. Ms. Bonnie Greschuk Legislative Counsei .................................................. Ms. Shirley Strutt Sergeant-at-Ar ms ..................................................... Mr. Dennis Gray Manitoba Hansard A/Manager .... ............................. Mrs. Edith Mclure Manitoba Hansard Indexer ....................................... Ms. Brenda L. Walker * Sworn in on March 5, 1993 IV

INTRODUCTION The Index of the Standing and Special Committees Is designed to provide easy access to topics discussed In the Committee. For this reason it corresponds strictly to the text of the Committee Hansards. FORM AT The Index Is In two sections:

(1) Subject Index, and

(2) Appendices. Subject Index: Main entry In this

section Is a subject heading which may be subdivided. Following the main entry are secondary headings, •see• and •see also• references, and a listing of Individuals who spoke on that subject. Appendices: Included In this

section Is a complete listing of Chairpersons and dates elected, Public Presenters and Crown Corporation staff, and Committee schedules. FILING ARRANGEMENT The basic filing prlndple Is alphabetical, letter by letter. The sequence Is as follows:

a) numbers are filed at the beginning of the alphabet, If they are the first character In the filing element;

b) lnltltals sep arated by punctuation, abbreviations, acronyms without Interior punctuation are filed at the beginning of their alphabetic group. AB BREVIATIONS With each Standing Commit tee having Its own pagination, an abbreviation was assigned to make the page numbers In the Index distinctive.

AG ED IR LA MA PB P&E PA PUNA RH SRO Agriculture, Standing Committee on Economic Development, Standing Committee on Industrial Relations, Standing Committee on Law Amendments, Standing Committee on Municipal Affairs, Standing Committee on Private Bills, Standing Committee on Privileges and Elections, Standing Committee on Public Accounts, Standing Committee on Public Utilities and Natural Resources , Standing Committee on Rules of the House, Standing Committee on Statutory Regulations and Orders, Standing Committee on V

Index of Standing and Special Committees A.E. McKenzle Co. Ltd. Employee representative Oowney EO 22; L. Evans EO 21-2 Expansion Oowney EO 22; West EO 22; Wowchuk EO 22 Future status L. Evans EO 18; West EO 18 Manitoba- sourced material l. Evans EO 19; Roblnson EO 20; West EO 20 Market analysis l. Evans EO 19; West EO 19 Opening remarks Oowney EO 16-7; L. Evans EO 17; Gaudry EO 18; Smeltz EO 17 Privatization Oowney EO 22; L. Evans EO 22 Product research West EO 23; Wowchuk EO 22 Reduced workweek Oowney EO 20-1 ; l.

Evans EO 20-1 ; West E021 Alcoholism Foundation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 44) LA344 Boxing and Wrestling Commission Act (BIII 15) Amendments Clause 9 Stefanson LA 28; passed LA 29 Clause 28 Stefanson LA 29-30; passed LA 30 Safety regulations Boroditsky LA 22-3; Carstairs LA 22·3 Self regulation Boroditsky LA 24-5; Santos LA 24 -5 Builders' Uens Amendment Act (Bill 7) LA2 City of Winnipeg Amendment, Municipal Amendment, Planning Amendment and Summar y Convictions Amendment Act

(811138) Amendments Clause22 City of Winnipeg - Cont.

Ernst MA 46; passed MA 47 Friesen MA 47; withdrawn MA 48 Friesen MA 48; passed MA 48 Libraries-Service fees Angus MA 30-4; Oalmyn MA 41-5; Oucharme MA 34; Ernst MA 32; Friesen MA 31-4, MA 43-4; Gray MA 31, MA44 Parking fines Ernst MA 46; Ryan MA 45-6; McCrae MA 46 Parks-Entrance fees Emst MA 39; Moist MA 39-40 Procurement policy Angus MA 35-6; Blackman MA 37-9; Ernst MA 36-7; Friesen MA 35-6; Moist MA 39 Refuse collection Service fees Angus MA 34-5, Ernst MA 41 ; Maloway MA 34-5; Moist MA 40 Coat of Arms, Emblems and the Manitoba Tartan Amendment Act (Bill 40) LA465-6 Communities Economic Development Fund Application statistics Ashton EO 30-1; Clarke EO 20-1 Consultations Ashton EO 31; Clarke EO 31 Credit collection/recovery Ashton EO 31-2; Clarke EO 35; Downey EO 31-2; Gaudry EO 35 Ashermen's Loan Program Ashton EO 37-9; Clarke EO 36-7 ; Oowney EO 36-9; C.

Evans EO 36-7; Gaudry EO 35; Wakeling EO 36-8 Lending area Clarke EO 35; Gaudry EO 35 Loan activity Ashton EO 26-7; Oowney EO 26-7; Clarke EO 26-7 Loan defaults Ashton EO 27 -30; Oowney EO 28-30; Clarke EO 29-30 Opening remarks Ashton EO 25-6; Oowney EO 24-5;

Index of Standing and Special Committees Communities Economic - Cont. Gaudry ED26 Repap Manitoba Inc.

Ashton EO 39-41; Clarke EO 39; Downey EO 39-40 Corporations Amendment Act (BIII18) Amendments Clause 9 Mclntosh LA 30; passed LA 30 Clause 11 Mc lntosh LA 30-1 ; passed LA 30 Court of Queen's Bench Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (BII119) LA3 Crlmlnal lnjurles Compensation Amendment Act (Bill 46) LA347 Crown Corporations Council Affirmative action Carstairs PUNA 226; Manness PUNA 226 Community Economic Development Fund Manness PUNA 224-5; Santos PUNA 224-5; Sherwood PUNA 224-5 Mandate Kavanagh PUNA 207-10; Manness PUNA 207, PUNA 209-11; Santos PUNA 206-10; Sherwood PUNA 207-8 Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corp.

Carstairs PUNA 225; Sherwood PUNA 225 Manitoba Hydro Ashton PUNA 198-204; Carstalrs PUNA 204-6; Kavanagh PUNA 200-1, PUNA 204, PUNA 213-5; Manness PUNA 204-5; Sherwood PUNA 198-206, PUNA 213, PUNA 215; Storie PUNR213-5 Manitoba Liquor Control Commission Kavanagh PUNA 223; Santos PUNA 223; Sherwood PUNA 223 Manitoba Mineral Resources Carstairs PUNA 223; Sherwood PUNA 223-4 Manitoba Public Ins urance Corporation Carstairs PUNA 221-3; 2 Crown Corporations - Cont.

Kavanagh PUNA 220-2; Manness PUNA 222-3; Santos PUNA 220-1; Sherwood PUNA 221-3 Manitoba Telephone System Carstalrs PUNA 217 -8; Kavanagh PUNA 216-20; Manness PUNA 216, PUNA 218; Santos PUNA 219-20; Sherwood PUNA 215-20; Storie PUNA 215-7 Opening rem arks Ashton PUNA 197-8; Kavanagh PUNA 195-6; Manness PUNA 194-5; Sherwood PUNA 196-7 Role Kavanagh PUNA 212-3; Manness PUNA 211-2; Storie PUNA 211-2 Crown Lands Amendment Act (BIII17) PUNR245 Dauph in Memorial Community Centre Board Repeal Act (Bill 212) LA617 Economic Development, Standing Committee on See A. E. McKenzie Co.

Ltd.; Communities Economic Development Fund; Health Services Insurance Amendment Act (Bill 31); Manitoba Development Corporation; Manitoba Loneries Foundation; Manitoba Mineral Resources Ltd.; Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/137); Moose Lake Loggers Annual Report; Provincial Railways and Consequential Amendmen� Act (Bill 33); Public Sector Reduced Wor* Week and Compensation Management Amendment Act (Bill 22); Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Amendment, Employment Standards Amendment and Payment of Wages Amendment Act; Retail Businesses Sunday Shoppin g (Temporary Amendments) Act; Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd.; Vulnerable Persons Uving with a Mental Disability and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/130)

Index of Standing and Special Committees Endangered Species Amendment Act (Bill 2) PUNR 243 Environment Amendment Act (2) (Bill 27) Amendments Clause 5 Cummings LA 345; passed LA 345 Expropr iation Amendment Act (Bill 26) LA4 64-5 Fann Lands Ownership Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (81111 0) Amendments Clause2 Driedger PUNA 245; passed PUNA 245 Opening remarks Boschman PUNA 244; Wowchuk PUNA 244 Fisheries Amendment Act (Bill 35) Amendments Clause 4 Barrett LA 536; passed LA 538 Direct marketing Blghetty LA 502-3, LA 507; McAiplne LA 507 Moratorium Bighetty LA 506; Storle LA 506 Opening remarks Enns LA 535; Storle LA 535-6 Quotas Blghetty LA 504- 5 , LA 507; Driedger LA 505; Lamoureux LA 507; McAipine LA 507; Storie LA 504-5 Freedom of Information Act Access Guide Marshall P& E 33-4 Anonymity Penner P& E 31-2 ; Weibe P&E 31-2 Appeal process Gillespie P& E 36-8; Marshall P&E 34 City of Winnipeg Barrett P&E 35; Marshal!

P&E 35 Computerization Laurendeau P& E 35; Marshall P&E 35 Govemment openness Lauder P&E 27; Martlndale P&E 27; 3 Freedom of Information - Cont. Weibe P&E 28 Importance Lauder P&E 22-4 Information refusals Weibe P& E 29-30 Municipalities/Boards Lamoureux P&E 33; Wowchuk P& E 32-3; Wychreschuk P& E 32-3 Ombudsman Marshal! P& E 34 Political interference Weibe P& E 30-1 Public awareness Lauder P& E 24; Marshal! P& E 33 Public hearing

schedule Ashton P& E 6-10; Barrett P& E 1-3, P& E 12-9; Carstalrs P&E 13.20; Friesen P&E 17-8; Lamoureux P&E 2-3; Martindale P&E 2, P& E 20; Mitchelson P& E 2-5, P& E 7-8, P& E 10, P& E 12-20; Penner P& E 8, P&E 10-11; Praznik P&E 3-5, P& E 16-9; Rose P&E 14-5, P& E 20; Svelnson P&E 13-4, P& E 19; Recommendations Lauder P&E 25 Review process Barrett P& E 38-9; Mitchelson P&E 38-9

Section 39: Opinions/advice Lauder P& E 24-5, P&E 26; Marshall P& E 34 Social assistant recipients Lauder P&E 24 Waiver fee Lamoureux P& E 26-7; Lauder P& E 26-7 Health Services Insurance Amendment Act

(811131) Abortion, access to Johnson EO 754; Lande EO 751 ; Le Rougetel EO 75 2-3 Abortion clinics-Fu nding Desilets EO 749 Abortions, elective Desilets EO 7 48 Health care system, community- based Mahood EO 756-7 Informed consent Desilets EO 7 48 -50

Index of Standing and Special Committees Health Services - Cont. legal challenges lande EO 751 Rationale lande EO 752; Mahood EO 756 Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Bill 36) lA3 36-7 Insurance Amendment Act (Bill 8) Amendments Clause 7 Mclntosh lA 1; passed LA 1 International Trusts Act (BIII 12) lA3 Justice for VIctims of Crime Amendment Act (Bill 54) lA 464 Law Amendments, Standing Committee on See Alcoholism Foundation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/144); Boxing and Wrestling Commission Act (Bill 15); Builders' Uens Amendment Act (Bill 7); Coat of Anns, Emblems and the Manitoba Tartan Amendment Act (Bi/1 45: Court of Queen's Bench Amendment and Conuquential Amendments Act (Bi/1 19); Corporations Amendment Act (Bi/1 18); Criminal Injuries Compensation Amendment Act (Bi/1 46); Dauphin Memorial Community Centre Board Repeal Act (Bi/1212); Environment Amendment Act (2) (BI// 27); Expropriation Amendment Act (Bi/1 26); Fisheries Amendment Act (Bi/135); Highway TrafRc Amendment Act (Bi/1 36); Insurance Amendment Act (BillS); International Trusts Act (Bill 12); Justice for Victims of Crime Amendment Act (Bill 54); Legal Aid Services Society of Manitoba Amendment and Crown Attorneys Amendment Act (Bill 40); Legislative Assembly Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 55); Manitoba Employee Ownership Fund Corporation Amendment Act (Bi/1 13); Manitoba Foundation Act (Bill 52); Manitoba lntercultural Council Repeal Act (Bill 28); 4 Law Amendments - Cont.

Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 43); Minors Intoxicating Substances Control Act (Bill 29); Municipal Amendment Act (2) (Bill 51); Municipal Assessment Amendment Act (2) (Bi/1 54); Northern Affairs Amendment Act (Bi/1 5); Oil and Gas and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 3); Personal Property Security and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/1 14); Provincial Court Amendment Act (Bi/1 39); Public Schools Amendment Act (Bill 16); Public Schools Amendment Act (4) (Bill 25); Public Schools Amendment (Francophone Schools Governance) Act (Bill 34); Real Property Amendment Act (Bill 6); Regional Waste Management Authorities, The Municipal Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/1 11 ); Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (2} (Bi/1 47); Social Allowances Amendment Act (Bi/1 32); Social Allowances Regulation Validation Act (Bill 20); Statute Law Amendment Act, 1993 (Bill 50);

Summary Convictions Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 49); Taxicab Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/124) Legal Aid Services Society of Manitoba Amendment and Crown Atto rneys Amendment Act (Bill 40) Aboriginal justice system AbralA 338 , lA 342-3; McCrae LA 341-4 Amendment s Abra lA 339 ; Gaudry LA 339 Cons ultations Abra LA 339 ; Gaudry lA 339 ; McCrae lA 240 Gove rnment Intent AbralA 340; Cerilll lA 339-40 Sum mary con viction proce edings Abra lA 337-8 Legisla tive Assembly Am endment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 55) Cabinet mi nist er s, bonding of Kucharczyk lA 560-1, LA 562 -3; Santos LA 562 - 3

Index of Standing and Special Committees Legislative Assembly- Cont.

Independent commission Manness LA 568; O'Neil LA 570-1 ; Santos LA 569-70, LA 570-1; Schulz LA 567, LA 568-70 Opening remarks Ashton LA 572- 3; Lamoureux LA 573; Manness LA 572 Pension plan Schulz LA 568 Resignations Kucharczyk LA 560 Royal Canadian Mounted Police Kucharczyk LA 561-2 Liquor Control Amendment and Co nsequential Amendments Act (Bill 42) Alcohol, access to King EO 974 Alcohol consumption on boats Moore EO 1013 Amendments Clause4 Mclntosh EO 1031; passed EO 1031 Clause24 Mclntosh EO 1031; passed EO 1032 Clause 31 Mclntosh EO 1032; passed EO 1034 Clause 44 Mclntosh EO 1034; passed EO 1034 Clause46 Mclntosh EO 1034; passed EO 1034 Cabaret licensing Carstalrs EO 985; Ledo howskl EO 989; Read EO 982, EO 985; Storle EO 989 Credit cards King EO 975; Moore EO 1013; Spence EO 1007; Storle EO 1007 Disorderly conduct Carstairs EO 991; Jocelyn EO 986-7; Ledohowskl EO 991; Mclntosh EO 984; McNichol EO 983-5; Moore EO 1013; Storie EO 985 Economic impact Benoit EO 1008 Fetal alcohol syndrome King EO 9n; Loewen EO 1 024; 5 Uquor Control - Cont.

Spence EO 1007; Storle EO 977, EO 1007, EO 1024 Gaming Jocelyn EO 987; McNichol EO 986; Storle EO 986-7 Hours of operation Moore EO 1013 Licensing King EO 975-6; Mclntosh EO 976; Read EO 981-2 Liquor to food ratio Content EO 1025; Ledohowski EO 988 -91; Mclntosh EO 991; Moore EO 1 013-4; Storie EO 986, EO 989-90; Read EO 982, EO 986 Minors Moore EO 1013 Regulations Carstalrs EO 9n-8; King EO 976, EO 978; Mclntosh EO 976; Neal EO 1010-1 Remembrance Day ReadED9 82 Seniors, concerns of Spence EO 1006 Social Issues Loewen EO 1022-4 Wine boutiques Benolt EO 1008; Bergen EO 991-3; Carstalrs EO 981 , EO 1000, EO 1 020; Choate EO 1017-9; Ford EO 994-7; King EO 975; Loscerbo EO 1019-20; Maloway EO 998-1 000; Martin EO 997 ·1 000; Mclntosh EO 978, EO 992-6, EO 1007, EO 1017-8, EO 1020; Neal EO 1009-10, EO 1 011 ; Olfert EO 1 002-4; Pierce EO 1 001 ; Rltcher EO 1015-8; Roznowsky EO 978-81; Spence EO 1008-7; Storle EO 978-7, EO 980, EO 993, EO 998-8, EO 1003-5, EO 1011, EO 1018-9, EO 1 020; Zieske EO 1 004-5 Manitoba Development Corporation Board of Directors Stefanson EO 703; Storie EO 703 Ayer Industries Edwards EO 705; Stefanson EO 705 Losses Edwards EO 704; Stefanson EO 704

Index of Standing and Special Committees Msnltobs Development- Cont. Responsibilities Stefanson EO 703-4; Storie EO 703-4 Manitoba Employee Ownership Fund Corporation Amend ment Act

(811113) Amendments Clause 2 Stefanson LA 26-7; passed LA 27 Manitoba Energy Authority Black Island Sacred ground Downey PUNR 4; Hickes PUNR 4 Dow Coming plant Oowney PUNR 2-3; Hickes PUNR 2-3 Opening remarks Downey PUNR 1 ; Hickes PUNR 1-2 Pension obligations Brennan PUNR 4; Edwards PUNR 4 Power sale negotiations Brennan PUNR 4; Oowney PUNR 3, PUNR 5; Edwards PUNR 4-5; Hickes PUNR 3 Redeployment Oowney PUNR 3-4; Edwards PUNR 4; Hickea PUNR 3 Silicon Products Commercial Development Program Oowney PUNR 5; Edwards PUNR 5 Manitoba Foundation Act (Bill 52) Administrative costs Kraayeveld LA 533 Amendments Clause 8 Wasylycia-Lels LA 546; passed LA 546 Competition Cohen LA 534; Kraayeveld LA 534; Manness LA 534 Designated flow-through gifts Kraayeveld LA 531, LA 533 Opening remarks Friesen LA 543-5; Manness LA 544-5 Trustees, appointment of Cohen LA 534; Frlesen LA 534 Winnipeg Foundation, Impact on Frlesen LA 533; Kraayeveld LA 533 6 Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation Auditor Carstairs PUNR 142; Cummings PUNR 142 Board of directors Cummings PUNR 165; Santos PUNR 165 Affirmative action Carstairs PUNR 140; Cummlngs PUNR 140 Remuneration Carstairs PUNR 142; Cummings PUNR 142 Construction

schedule Cerllll PUNR 143-6; Cummlngs PUNR 143-6; Vemon PUNR 144, PUNR 146

Definitions Cummlngs PUNR 139; Santos PUNR 139 Development costs Santos PUNR 154; Vernon PUNR 154 Household hazardous waste Carstairs PUNR 140-1 ; Cummings PUNR 141 ; Vemon PUNR 140-1 Legislation enforcement Cerilll PUNR 160-1 ; Cummlngs PUNR 160-1, PUNR 163-5; Santos PUNR 163-5 Loan authority Cerllll PUNR 157; Cummlngs PUNR 157; Vemon PUNR 157 Location agreement Cerilll PUNR 187 -8; Cummings PUNR 151-2, PUNR 187-8; Santos PUNR 151-2 Man-West Environmental Ventures Cummlngs PUNR 139-40, PUNR 1520-4; Santos PUNR 139-40, PUNR 152-4; Vemon PUNR 140, PUNR 1520-4 Marketing Cerilll PUNR 163; Vemon PUNR 163 Opening remarks Cummlngs PUNR 137-8 Private Investors Alcock PUNR 155-7; Carstalrs PUNR 141 ; Cerilli PUNR 142-3, PUNR 146-51; Cummings PUNR 141-3; PUNR 146-7.

PUNR 150 Staffing Cerllll PUNR 158-60; Cummings PUNR 159-60; Santos PUNR 160; Vemon PUNR 160

Index of Standing and Special Committees Manitoba Hazardous - Cont.

Train derailment-Oakville Cerilli PUNA 167-6; Cummings PUNA 166 Waste volumes Ceriili PUNA 161-3, PUNA 165-6; Cummings PUNA 161-3, PUNA 165-6 Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board Agricultural service Brennan PUNA 54, PUNA 62-3; Penner PUNA 54, PUNA 62-3 Conawapa dam project Ashton PUNA 31-4, PUNA 41-7; Brennan PUNA 35-7, PUNA 41-2, PUNA 46; Downey PUNA 31, PUNA 33-4, PUNA 37, PUNA 45-7; Edwards PUNA 34-7; McCallum PUNA 31-6, PUNA 44-5, PUNA 47 Electromagenic fields Ashton PUNA 67 -9; Brennan PUNA 38, PUNA 68-9; Edwards PUNA 38 Energy and Mines, Department of Ashton PUNA 29-31 ; Brennan PUNA 29; Downey PUNA 29-31 Energy conservation targets Ashton PUNA 19-20, PUNA 67; Brennan PUNA 19-20, 67 Energy generatf�tlons Ashton PUNA 19, PUNA 20-1, PUNA 23-4; Brennan PUNA 19, PUNA 20-1, PUNA 23-4; Downey PUNA 23 Energy generation-Seque nce Ashton PUNA 28-9, PUNA 42; Brennan PUNA 29, PUNA 43 Future development Ashton PUNA 47-9; Brennan PUNA 48-9; Downey PUNA 47-8 ; McCallum PUNA 48-9 Grand Rapids Generating Station Brennan PUNA 69-70; Downey PUNA 69; lathlln PUNA 69-70 GroW1h projecti ons Ashton PUNA 21-2; Brennan PUNA 21-2 Hiring policy Brennan PUNA 70; lathlln PUNA 70 lime stone Generating Stat ion Brennan PUNA 39-40; Enns PUNA 39; Neufeld PUNA 40 Manitoba Hydro--M andate Edwards PUNA 25; McCallum PUNA 25 7 Manitoba Hydro-Electric - Cont.

Manitoba Hydro-Portage Avenue explosion Brennan PUNA 38; Edwards PUNA 38 Northern Aood Agreement Ashton PUNA 51-3; Brennan PUNA 40, PUNA 52-3; Downey PUNA 52; Enne PUNA 39-40 Opening remart<a Ashton PUNA 10--8; Brennan PUNA 8-9; Downey PUNA 6-7; Edwards PUNA 18-9; McCallum PUNA 7-8 Power line extension Aehton PUNA 53-4; Brennan PUNA 53; Downey PUNA 54 PowerSmart Program Ashton PUNA 22-3; Brennan PUNA 22-3, PUNA 38; Edwards PUNA 37-8 Public participation Ashton PUNA 49-51 ; Oowney PUNA 49-50 Rate structure Aehton PUNA 51, PUNA 64-5 ; Brennan PUNA 51, PUNA 64-5 Reduced workweek Ashton PUNA 56-62; Brennan PUNA 57, PUNA 59-60, PUNA 63; Downey PUNA 58-61, PUNA 64; Edwards PUNA 63-4; McCallum PUNA 57 Retrofit program Ashton PUNA 65-7; Brennan PUNA 66-7 Thermal stations-refurbishment Brennan PUNA 37; Edwards PUNA 37 Manitoba lnterc ultural Council Repeal Act

(811128) Advice to government Barrett LA 583, LA 604; Prychitko LA 604; Wiiliams LA 583 Alternatives lamoureux LA 587; lim LA 588 Amendments Clause 1 Mitchelson LA 615; passed LA 615 Clause 3 Mitchelson LA 615; passed LA 615 Blair report Barrett LA 587, LA 609; Dolin LA 609; laF reniere LA 590-2;

Index of Standing and Special Committees Manitoba lntsrcultural- Cont. Lim LA 587 Canadian society, definition of Aamgoolam LA 599-600; Reimer LA 599-600 Combattlng Racism report Lamoureux LA 584; Wllliams LA 584 Government Intent Barrett LA 608; Oolln LA 606-8 Human rights Aamgoolam LA 598 Manitoba lntercultural Council Apolitical status Lamoureux LA 605; Prychltko LA 605 Future status Lamoureux LA 587,LA 605; Llm LA 587; J.

Penner LA 588- 9; Prychltko LA 605 Mandate Barrett LA 598; Lamoureux LA 598; Ramgoolam LA 598; Willlams LA 579-82 Multlcuiturallsm, government commitment LaFrenlere LA 591; Aamgoolam LA 595-7 Opening remarks Barrett LA 611-2; Lamoureux LA 612-4; Mltchelson LA 61 0-11 Umbrella organizations Llm LA 586 Manitoba Uquor Control Commission Alcohol consumption statistics Lamoureux PUNA 239-40; Mclntosh PUNA 239-40; Smith PUNA 240 Employee training programs Mclntosh PUNA 230-1; Smith PUNA 230-1; Storie PUNA 229-31 Homemade alcohol Lamoureux PUNA 240-1 ; Mclntosh PUNA 241 ; Smith PUNA 241 Inspectors Mclntosh PUNA 234-5; Smith PUNA 234-5;.

Storie PUNA 234-5 Jurisdiction Mclntosh PUNA 239; Smith PUNA 238-9; Storie PUNA 238-9 Liquor Control Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 42) Mclntosh PUNA 235-8; Smith PUNA 236, 8 Manitoba Liquor- Cont.

PUNA 238; Storle PUNA 235-8 Opening remarks Lamoureux PUNA 229; Mclntosh PUNA 228; Storie PUNA 228-9 Privatization Storle PUNA 233-4; Mclntosh PUNA 233-4 Recycling Lamoureux PUNA 241 ; Mclntosh PUNA 242; Smith PUNA 242 Wine boutiques Mclntosh PUNA 231-3; Smith PUNA 231-2; Storie PUNA 231-3 Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Compulsive gambling Oewar EO 231-2; Funk EO 231-3, EO 237-9; Lamoureux EO 237-9; Mltchelson EO 232-3, E0238 Cross-border gambling Dewar EO 230·1 ; Funk EO 230-1 Crystal Casino Hak EO 234-5; Lamoureux EO 234 New Initiatives Oewar EO 230; Funk EO 236; Lamoureux EO 236; Mitchelson EO 230 Opening remarks Ashton EO 223-7; Dewar EO 217; Lamoureux EO 218-21; Mitchelson EO 213-7, EO 221-3, EO 227 ·9 Strategic plan Oewar EO 229; Mltchelson EO 229 Video lottery terminals-Revenues Funk EO 234; Lamoureux EO 234 Video lottery terminals-Aural Manitoba Funk EO 234, EO 237; Lamoureux EO 234, E0237 Video lottery termlnals-Winnipeg Funk EO 235; Hak EO 235; Lamoureux EO 235 Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act

(811143) Amendments Clause 8 Wasylycia-Lels LA 367; defeated LA 367

Index of Standing and Spacial Comml�es Manitoba Lotteries - Cont. Consultations Ashton LA 352; Lamoureux LA 351-2; Oltert LA 352 Crown corporations Oltert LA 350-1; Wasylycla-Lels LA 350-1 Gaming activity Llllle LA 361- 2; Wasylycia-leis LA 361- 2 ·Transfer of employees Ashton LA 353-5; Orledger tA 349; Mclntosh LA 349, LA 353-4; Olfert LA 34�9. LA353-5 Video lottery terminals--Veterans organizations Ashton LA 364-5; Oewar LA 359-60; lillle LA 355-6, LA 359-60, LA 362, LA 364; Wasytycia-Leis LA 362 Manitoba Mineral Resour ces Ltd.

Administrative costs Clarke EO 189; Downey EO 1 �9; Storie EO 188-9 Board of Directors Carstalrs EO 699; Downey EO 699 Capital Carstalrs EO 696-7; Oowney EO 697 Cross lake-Wabowden area Ashton EO 19 5-6; Haugh EO 19 5-6 Exploration Ashton EO 194 ; Downey EO 187-8, EO 194- 5, EO 700-1; Storie EO 187-8, E0699-700 Exploratlon-Oiamonds Carstalrs EO 701 ; Downey EO 701 Exploration-Private sector Downey EO 18 1 ; lamoureux EO 18 1 Farley lake Downey EO 19 2-3, EO 693-6; Haugh EO 192; Storie EO 192-3 , EO 693-6 Government commitment Ashton EO 17 9; Downey EO 17 9 Island lake area Ashton EO 196 ; Haugh EO 19 6 Joint ventures Ashton EO 19 7; Clarke EO 182; Downey EO 182-6, EO 19 7; Haugh EO 182-3, EO 19 7; Lamoureux EO 181-6 9 Manitoba Mineral- Cont.

Manitoba Hydro discusaions Ashton EO 196 ; Downey EO 196; HaughED 196 Opening remarks Ashton EO 17 4-8; Oowney EO 173-9; Storle EO 17 3-4 Privatization Carstalrs EO 697 -9; Oowney 697-9 Projected losses Downey EO 189-91 ; Storie EO 189-91 Quarrying projects .

Downey EO 701-2; Storie EO 701-2 Reserves Clarke EO 189, ED1 93-4; Storle EO 189, EO 19 3-4 Review Ashton EO 180; Downey EO 18 0-1 Staffing Ashton EO 19 7; Haugh EO 19 7 Trout Lake Downey EO 191- 2; Storie EO 191 Manitoba Public Insurance Corpo ration Agents' fees Bardua PUNA 181-3; Cummings PUNA 18 1 -3; L Evens PUNA 180-3 Appeal process Balllie EO n1-2 Autopac rates Bardua PUNA 173-4; Cummings PUNA 17 4; L Evens PUNA 173-4 Bodily injury claims Bardua PUNA 17 4; l. Evans PUNA 17 4-5 Crown Corporations Council Bardua PUNA 184-5; Cummlngs PUNA 18 5; l.

Evans PUNA 184-5 High school driver education Bardua PUNA 176; L. Evens PUNA 176 Investigations Baillie ED n3 No-fault auto Insurance Bardua PUNA 18 5-92; Cummlngs PUNA 18 5-91 ; L. Evans PUNA 185-92 Opening remarks Cummings PUNA 17 0.1;

Index of Standing and Special Committees Manitoba Public - Cont. Edwards PUNA 171-3; L. Evans PUNA 171 Public meetings Bardua PUNA 183; Cummings PUNA 183-4; l. Evans PUNA 183-4 Public Utilities Board application Bardua PUNA 179-80; Cummings PUNA 179-80; l. Evans PUNA 179-80 Recycled parts program Bardua PUNA 176; l. Evans PUNA 176 Reduced workweek Bardua PUNA 178-9; Cummings PUNA 178; l. Evans PUNA 178-9 Repair estimates Bardua PUNA 176-7; L. Evans PUNA 176-7 STEP program Bardua PUNA 175-6; L. Evans PUNA 175 Staffing Bardua PUNA 1n-8; L.

Evans PUNA 177-8 Manitoba Public Insu rance Corporation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 37) Accident rate Holley EO 808; McAipine EO 808 Adjusters Oowney EO 892; Onchulenko EO 887, EO 892; Santos EO 840; Schroeder EO 837, EO 840; Stanchell EO 842; Tapper EO 894 Advocates Blanaru EO 826; L.

Evans EO 899; Tapper EO 899 Age discrimination Oowney EO 891; Hllllard EO 858; Onchulenko EO 891 Alternatives Blanaru EO 829; Cummlngs EO 822; Holley EO 795; McAipine EO 823; Rodin EO 816-23 Amendments ClauseS Cummlngs EO 912-3; passed EO 913 Cummings EO 914; passed EO 915 Cummlngs EO 915; passed EO 915 Cummlngs EO 919; passed EO 919 Cummlngs EO 9191 ; passed EO 920 10 Manitoba Public - Cont.

Cummlngs EO 920; passed EO 920 Cummlngs EO 920; passed EO 921 Cummings EO 921 ; passed EO 921 Cummlngs EO 924; passed EO 925 Cummings EO 933; passed EO 933 Cummings EO 941; passed EO 941 Cummings EO 949; passed EO 949 Cummlngs EO 949; passed EO 949 Cummings EO 949; passed EO 950 Cummings EO 950; passed EO 950 Cummings EO 952; passed EO 952 Cummings EO 958; passed EO 959 Cummings EO 959; passed EO 960 Cummlngs EO 961 ; passed EO 961 Cummings EO 962; passed EO 963 Cummings EO 963; passed EO 963 Cummings EO 963; passed EO 965 Cummings EO 965; passed EO 965 Cummings EO 969; passed EO 971 L.

Evans EO 913; defeated EO 914 L. Evans EO 915; withdrawn EO 918 l. Evans EO 918; withdrawn EO 918 L. Evans EO 918; defeated EO 919 L. Evans EO 921 ; withdrawn EO 923 l. Evans EO 923; defeated EO 924 L. Evans EO 924; defeated EO 924 L. Evans EO 925; defeated EO 927 l. Evans EO 927; defeated EO 929 L. Evans EO 929; defeated EO 930 l. Evans EO 930; defeated EO 932 L. Evans EO 932; defeated EO 933 L. Evans EO 933; defeated EO 934 l. Evans EO 934; defeated EO 934 L. Evans EO 934; defeated EO 936 l. Evans EO 936; defeated EO 937 l. Evans EO 937; defeated EO 938 l. Evans EO 938; passed EO 938 L.

Evans EO 939; defeated EO 941 l. Evans EO 941 ; withdrawn EO 943 l. Evans EO 943; defeated EO 944 L. Evans EO 944 ; passed EO 944 l. Evans EO 944; defeated EO 947 L. Evans EO 947; defeated 949 L. Evans EO 950; passed EO 950 l. Evans EO 952; defeated EO 957 l. Evans EO 958; withdrawn EO 958

Index of Standing and Special Commit tees Manitoba Public - Cont. L. Evans EO 959; defeated EO 959 l. Evans EO 960; defeated EO 961 L. Evans EO 961; defeated EO 961 L. Evans EO 965; defeated EO 966 L. Evans EO 966; defeated EO 969 Appeal process Balllie EO n1-2; Blanaru EO 826; Buetl EO 848-9; l. Evans EO 891; Hilllard EO 861; Holley EO 804-5; Janzen EO 788-9; Lane EO 815; Onchulenko EO 887, EO 891 ; Steinfeld EO 783; Tapper EO 893-4, EO 897; Wilder EO 908-9 Benefit-of-the-doubt clause Holley EO 805-6 Benefits, reduction of L.

Evans EO 863; Hilliard EO 861-2, EO 864 Board of directors Hllliard EO 858 Chronic pain Bianaru EO 826 Claim limits Baillie EO no, EO m; Santos EO m Commissioners Blanaru EO 826-7; Holley EO 805; Schroeder EO 836 Comparisons Lane EO 814 Compensation Janzen EO 787-8, EO 791; Santos EO 791; Wilder EO 909-10 Cost of living Hllllard EO 862 Cost recovery Cormack EO 900 Cost saving Onchulenko EO 890 Costs Blanaru EO 827 Death benefit L. Evans EO 806; Holley EO 799, EO 806; Steinfeld EO 783; Tapper EO 894-5 Deductible L. Evans EO 839; Schroeder EO 839

Definitions Onchulenko EO 888-9; Tapper EO 895 11 Manitoba Public - Cont. Double recovery Blanaru EO 829 Driver license retesdng Blanaru EO 829 Earning capacity Onchulenko EO 889 Employment, determination of Hilliard EO 859 Exclusions Stanchell EO 841-2 Group Insurance BaHiie EO n4-5 Homemakers, Impact on Blanaru EO 828-9 Impairment benefits Stelnfeld EO 780 . Income replacement lndemnitles Bueti EO 848-9; L.

Evans EO 806-7; Hilllard EO 881; Holley EO 796-8, EO 807; Schroeder EO 831-3; Steinfeld EO 780-2; Tapper EO 894, EO 896-7 Individual rights Onchulenko EO 890-1 Information release Bued EO 852; Hllllard EO 857; Lane EO 813-4; StancheD EO 843 Insurance coverage, International Hilllard EO 858 Insurance coverage, lack of L.

Evans EO 785, EO 790; Janzen EO 790; Stelnfeld EO 785-6 Investigations BaillleEOn3 Legal challenges Dlxon EO 904; Hilllard EO 862; Kruk EO 865-6; Maloway EO 786; Onchulenko EO 888; Stelnfeld EO 786 Legal fees Baillie EDn5 Legal profession, role of Blanaru EO 827 -8; Stanchell EO 843-4; Wilder EO 909 Manitoba Health Services Commission, impact on· Cummlngs EO 884-5; Hilllard EO 860, EO 865 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation

Index of Standing and Special Committees Manitoba Public - Cont. Reserves Cummlngs EO 897; Maloway EO 898; Tapper EO 897-8 Mediation Balllle E0771 Medical practitioners Onchulenko EO 887-8 Medical records Downey EO 891 -2; Hilllard EO 860-1 ; McAiplne EO 892-3; Onchulenko EO 887, EO 892-3; Oleschak vs Wilganowskl Cummlngs EO 785; Stelnfeld EO 785 Part-time/temporary employees L. Evans EO 863; Hllllard EO 858, EO 863 Personal care expenses L. Evans EO 815; Hllllard EO 859-60; Holley EO 800-2; Lane EO 81 5 Premiums Kruk EO 865; Stelnfeld EO 778-9 Private Insurance Buetl EO 851 ; L.

Evans EO 839; Melghen EO 792; Schroeder EO 833, EO 839; Proof of earnings Hllllard EO 860 Public consultation Blanaru EO 822; Buetl EO 852, EO 854-4; Cummlngs EO 854; Schroeder EO 837-8; Stanchell EO 842; Stelnfeld EO 778, EO 784; Wilder EO 907, EO 91 0 Public llabiDty Schroeder EO 834 Public Utilities Board review Holley E0794 Recommendations Schroeder EO 837 Regulations L.

Evens EO 892; Holley EO 793-4; Melghen EO 792; Onchulenko EO 886, EO 892; Steinfeld EO 778 Rehabilitation/medical treatment Baillie EO 772-3; Blanaru EO 829-30; Holley EO 802-3; Steinfeld EO 782-3; Tapper EO 895-6 Retirement planning Stanchell EO 841 12 Manitoba Public - Cont.

Review Oowney EO 81 6; Lane EO 81 6 Risk charges Baillie E0775 Self-employed, Impact on Tapper EO 894 Seniors, Impact on Onchulenko EO 889; Tapper EO 894 Small business/farmers, Impact on Blanaru EO 824-5; Buetl EO 851 -2 Spousal benefits Hilllard EO 858 Standing committee process Meighen EO 792 Students, Impact on Tapper EO 894 Unemployed Onchulenko EO 889 Women, Impact on Stanchell EO 840-1 Workers Compensation Board, impact on Greasley EO 808-10; Harris EO 81 2-3 ; Hilllard EO 862 Manitoba Telephone System 800 service Alcock PUNA 122-3; Pedde PUNA 122-3 91 1 service Oewar PUNA 13 5; Andlay PUNA 13 5; Pedde PUNA 13 5 Accounting policy Alcock PUNA 128-9; Fraser PUNA 12 9; Pedde PUNA 128-9 Board of Commissioners Oewar PUNA 13 6; T.

Stefanson PUNA 13 6 Capital program Oewar PUNA 11 7; Pedde PUNA 11 7 Cellular service Findlay PUNA 131 -2; Pedde PUNA 13 0-2; Wowchuk PUNA 13 0-2 Community Calling Findlay PUNA 13 2-3; Pedde PUNA 13 3, PUNA 13 4; Wowchuk 13 2-3, PUNA 13 4 Competition Oewar PUNA 108-1 1; Andlay PUNA 1 08-9; Pedde PUNA 10 9-1 1

Index of Standing and Special Committees Manitoba Telephone - Cont. Debt Alcock PUNA 120-2; Findlay PUNA 122; Pedde PUNA 121- 2; T. Stefanson PUNA 120-1 Distance education Pedde PUNA 132; Wowchuk PUNA 132 Employee morale Dewar PUNA 116; Pedde PUNA 116 Fibre optics system Alcock PUNA 124-7; Gordon PUNA 124- 5; Pedde PUNA 124, 126-7 Fibre optics syste m-- Educational use Alcock PUNA 123-4; Pedde PUNA 123 Hiring policy Pedde PUNA 135; Wowchuk PUNA 135 International ventures Alcock PUNA 118-20; Findiay PUNA 119, PUNA 134; Pedde PUNA 119, PUNA 134; T.

Stefanson PUNA 11�20; Wowchuk PUNA 133 Layoffs Alcock PUNA 117 -8; Dewar PUNA 114; Pedde PUNA 114, 117-8, PUNA 134; Wowchuk PUNA 134 Number portab ility Aicock PUNA 127-8; Gordon PUNA 127-8; Pedde PUNA 127 Opening remarks Findlay PUNA 101-3; Pedde PUNA 105-7; T. Stefanson PUNA 103-5 Ownership-Inside wires Dewar PUNA 111- 2; Pedde PUNA 112 Pension plan Alcock PUNA 129; Fraser PUNA 129 Privatization Dewar PUNA 1 08; Andlay PUNA 1 08; Stefanson PUNA 108 Reduced workweek Dewar PUNA 113-4; Nault PUNA 114; Pedde PUNA 113; T.

Stefa nson PUNA 113-4 Service for the Future program Dewar PUNA 116-7; Findlay PUNA 117; Pedde PUNA 116-7 Telephone directory , printing of Dewar PUNA 116; Pedde PUNA 116 Telephone service, access to 13 Manitoba Telephone - Cont.

Pedde PUNA 130; Wowchuk PUNA 129-30 Total Quality Management Dewar PUNA 114-5; Gordon PUNA 115-6; Pedde PUNA 115 Unitel hookup costs Alcock PUNA 123; Pedde PUNA 123 Minors Intoxicating SUbstances Control Act (Bi ll 29) Age restr ictions Hammond LA 86; Wasylycla-Leis LA 86 Alternatives Hammond LA 91- 2; Henderson LA 136; Martindale LA 135; Rodgers LA 126; Rumley LA 114; Wasylycia-Leis LA 91, LA 114, LA 126 Amendments Hammond LA 88; Wasylycia-Leis LA 88 Clause 3 Wasylycia- Leis LA 256; defeated LA 258 Wasylycia-Lela LA 258; defeated LA 261 Clause7 McCrae LA 262; passed LA 263 ClauseS Wasylycla-Leis LA 283; defeated LA 264 Ball supervision program Helgason LA 1 03; Wasylycia-Lels LA 1 03 Consultations Hammond LA 89; Helgason LA 104-5; Hlckes LA 89 Criminal charges-Suppliers Boyd LA 131; Si m LA 83; Wasylycla-Lels LA 83 Criminal charges--U sers Boyd LA 132-3 ; Eyer LA 123-4; Glover LA 139-41 ; Hammond LA 86; HelgasonLA 101 ; Martindale LA 112; McCrae LA 117-8, LA 122-3, LA 131; Rumley LA 112-4, LA 117-8; Sim LA 80, LA 83; Wasylycia-Leis LA 82-3, LA 86, LA 1 01 , LA 113 Enforcement Boyd LA 134; Downey LA 90; Eyer LA 122; Hammond LA 84, LA 90-1 ; McCrae LA 126; Rodgers LA 125, LA 128-30; Rumley LA 114-5; Spence LA 97; Wasylycla-Lels LA 90-1 , LA 96, J �: .

Index of Standing and Special Committees Minors Intoxicating - Cont.

LA 114, LA 122, LA 128-30, LA 134 Fines Boyd LA 133; Hammond LA 87; Hickes LA 89 ; Rodgers LA 125; Wasylyc ia-Lels LA 87 , LA 133 Opening remarks Martlndale LA 25 1 ; McCrae LA 250-1 Prescriptions Hammond LA 85 Public Health Amendment Act Slm LA 81-2; Wasylycia-L eis LA 81 Solvents , access to Ashton LA 115; Rumley LA 115 Sudden sniff death syndrome Hammond LA 85 T reatment/preventl on programs Ashton LA 117, LA 130, LA 136-7; Boyd LA 133; Eyer LA 120-1; Glover LA 140, LA 143-4; Helgason 102-4; Henderson LA 135-8; Hickes LA 120; LA 137-8, LA 143-4; Martlndale LA 133; Relmer LA 137; Rodgers LA 130-1; Rumley LA 117; Slm LA 80, LA 82; Spence LA 94-8; Wasylycla- Leis LA 82 , LA 94-8, LA 1 02-3 Moose Lake Logge rs Financial assistance Oowney EO 168-71 ; Hickes EO 169-7 1; Lathlln EO 168-9 Opening remarks Oowney EO 167; Gaudry EO 167; Lathlln EO 167 Seedling supplier Oowney EO 172; Lathlln EO 172 Training programs Oowney EO 171; Hickes EO 171 Municipal Affairs, Standing Committee on See City of Win nipeg Amendment, Municipal Amendment, Planning Amendment and

Summary Convictions Amendment Act (Bi/138); The Forks Renewal Corporation Municipal Amendment Act (2) (Bill 51) Amendments Clause 1 14 Municipal Amendment - Cont. Derkach LA 464; passed LA 464 Audit fees C. Evans LA 462; Glesbrecht LA 46 1-3; Lamoureux LA 463 Councillors indemnitles C. Evans LA 462; Giesbrecht LA 46 1-2 Nuisance claims C. Evans LA 462; Giesbr echt LA 46 1-2 Union of Manitoba Municipalities Resolutions C.

Evans LA 462-3; Giesbrecht LA 46 1-3 Northern Affairs Amendment Act (Bill 5) LA 31 01 1 and Gas and Conse quential Amendments Act (Bill 3) Amendments Clause 6 Downey LA 1 07; passed LA 1 07 Clause24 Oowney LA 1 07; passed LA 1 07 Clause4 9 Oowney LA 1 07; passed LA 1 07 Clause 53 Oowney LA 1 07; passed LA 1 07 Clause 57 Oowney LA 107; passed LA 107 Clause 59 Oowney LA 107; passed LA 108 Clause 70 Oowney LA 108; passed LA 108 Oowney LA 1 08; passed LA 1 08 Clause 74 Oowney LA 108; passed LA 108 Clause7 9 Oowney LA 1 08; passed LA 1 08 Clause 125 Oowney LA 1 08; passed LA 1 09 Clause 151 Oowney LA 109; passed LA 109 Clause 168 Oowney LA 1 09; passed LA 109 Clause 169 Oowney LA 1 09; passed LA 109 Clause 170 Oowney LA 109; passed LA 109

Index of Standing and Special Comml tteea 011 snd Gss - Cont.

Clause 171 Oowney lA 1 09; passed lA 109 Clause 172 Oowney lA 11 0; passed lA 110 Oowney lA 110; passed lA 110 Oowney lA 11 0; passed lA 110 Clause 192 Oowney lA 11 0; passed lA 110 Clause208 Oowney lA 11 0; passed lA 110 Clause242 Do wney lA 111 ; passed lA 11 1 Property Security and Consequential Amendments Act (8111 14) Amendments Clause24 Mc Crae lA 34; passed lA 34 Clause49 McCr ae lA 34; passed lA34 Privileges and Elections, Standing Commit tee on See Freedom of Information Act Provincial Court Amendment Act (Bill 39) LA3 3 Provincial Parks and Consequential Amendments Act (8 111 41 ) Abitlbi-P ric&-- Pine Falls Hibbert PUNA 2n-8; Praznlk PUNA 278 Access roads Chalmers PUNA 282-3 Advisory co mmittee Burbidge PUNA 265; Chalmers PUNA 283 Amendments Carter PUNA 382-3 ; Willson PUNA 353 ; Wowchu k PUNA 353 Clause 5 Edw ards PUNA 43 7; defeated PUNA 43 7 Enns PUNA 435; passed PUNA 437 Clause 7 Ed wards PUNA 439; defeated PUNA 440 Enns PUNA 438 ; passed PUNA 438 Clause24 Enns PUNA 449; passed PUNA 449 15 Provincial Parks - Cont.

Preamble Enns PUNA 451-2; passed PUNA 452 Asesslppi Provincial Pari< Greaves PUNA 338

Definitions Enns PUNA 372; Keenan PUNA 372 Ecologicial reserves Kaplnga PUNA 282-3 Eco nomic oppo rtiXI ities Burbldge PUNA 266-7; Cox PUNA 412-5; Derenchuk PUNA 294; Elllott PUNA 390; Greaves PUNA 33 7-8; Pannell PUNA 333-4; Pruitt PUNA 402; Wllllams PUNA 302-3 Endangered spaces Ashton PUNA 384; Balenovic PUNA 330; Carter PUNA 383-4; Elliott PUNA 388-9; Enns PUNA 304, PUNA 383-4; Keenan PUNA 369; Sulllvan PUNA 407; Wllllams PUNA 304; Wowchuk PUNA 330 Equivalent process Burb ldge PUNA 271; Storle PUNA 27 1 Forest fire suppression Keenan PUNA 370 Forestry Chalmers PUNA 28 1 ; Hanson PUNA 374-5; Hyrorchuk PUNA 267-7; Pinnell PUNA 364-8; Wowchuk PUNA 267-7, PUNA 367-8, PUNR 374 Grass River Pari< Burbldge PUNA 270; Storle PUNA 270 Heritage resources Mc Farland PUNA 288 Implementation Mc Farland PUNA 289-90 Land designations McFarland PUNA 288-9 Land rehabilitation Burbldge PUNA 265, 270-1 ; Storl e PUNA 270-1 land usage Ashton PUNA 263-4; Boulet PUNA 262-4; Pruitt PUNA 401-2; Yatkowsk l PUNA 275 Legal challenge Cerllli PUNA 337; Pannell PUNA 33 7 Lobby efforts

In dex of Standing and Special Committees Provincial Parks - Cont Balenovic PUNA 330; Wowchuk PUNA 330 Mining activity Ashton PUNA 260-1 ; Burbidge PUNA 267-9; Carstalrs PUNA 261-2; Ceriili PUNA 262; Masson PUNA 258-62 Multiuse parks J. Coote PUNA 372- 3; S.

Coote PUNA 373; Dacquay PUNA 273; Er.ns PUNA 405; Keenan PUNA 369-7 0; Nickarz PUNA 379-80; Phillips PUNA 272; Sharpe PUNA 371; Singh PUNA 405; Wowchuk PUNA 373 Natural parks Cerilli PUNA 296; Chalmers PUNA 280; Derenchuk PUNA 295-6; Greaves PUNA 337; Pannell PUNA 335 Natural resources, access to Enns PUNA 367; Pinnell PUNA 367 Opening remarks Cerilll PUNA 430; Edwards PUNA 432-3; Enns PUNA 427-8, PUNA 433; Gray PUNA 430-1 ; Storie PUNA 433-5; Wowchuk PUNA 428-9; Park categories/classifications Balenovlc PUNA 329; Batcheior PUNA 309; Chalmers PUNA 282; Elliott PUNA 391; Pannell PUNA 336; Rajotte PUNA 297-8; Singh PUNA 404 Park district costs Ashton PUNA 257; Burbidge PUNA 267; Enns PUNA 274; E.

Harbottle PUNA 274-5; G. Har bottle PUNA 273-4; A. Harbottle PUNA 257 Park reserves Burbidge PUNA 265, PUNA 267; Chalmers PUNA 283; Nageri PUNA 394 Parks, benefits of LePoudre PUNA 285-7 Parks, protection of Clubb PUNA 305-7; Pannell PUNA 333 Parks, role of Elliott PUNA 390

Preamble Elliott PUNA 389-90 Primary forest areas Rajotte PUNA 300; Wowchuk PUNA 299-300 16 Provincial Parks - Cont.

Private landowners Matlashewski PUNA 339-43 ; Mayer PUNA 345-8; Peters PUNA 343-5; Rybuck PUNA 322, PUNA 326-8 Private landowners, services to Rybuck PUNA 323-4 Public consultations Chaimers PUNA 283; Elllott PUNA 388; Philiips PUNA 272; Rajotte PUNA 298-9; Suilivan PUNA 408; Thurston PUNA 279 Public presentations Northern Manitobans Ashton PUNA 251- 3; Enns PUNA 251-2; Praznik PUNA 250-1 , PUNA 253; Wowchuk PUNA 250, PUNA 253 Time limit Ashton PUNA 247-9; Enns PUNA 247; Praznik PUNA 247-9 Regulatory authority Burbidge PUNA 265, 270; Pannell PUNA 336; Storie PUNA 270 Rehabilitation bonds Burbldge PUNA 267 Representati on Ashton PUNA 257-8; Enns PUNA 255-6; A.

Harbottle PUNA 256-8 Resource extraction Batchelor PUNA 307-8; Carstairs PUNA 384, PUNA 395-6; Carter PUNA 384; Chalmers PUNA 284-5; Kovacs PUNA 353-6; Nageri PUNA 394-6; Sullivan PUNA 407-9 Resource reserves Balenovlc PUNA 331- 2; Cerilli PUNA 332; Enns PUNA 331; Wowchuk PUNA 330 Roads/trails, closing of Burbidge PUNA 267 Round Table on Environment and Economy Chalmers PUNA 279-80 Service fees Burdeny PUNA 362-3; Enns PUNA 352, PUNA 400; A. Harbottle PUNA 254; Kucharczyk PUNA 361; Lewandoski PUNA 417-8; McMahon PUNA 426; Melnick PUNA 385-7; Pazerniuk PUNA 41 6-7; Pllloud PUNA 406-7;

Index of Standing and Special Committees Provincial Parks -Cont.

Samson PUNR 399-400; Shingleton PUNR 356-8; Storie PUNR 399-400, PUNR 407; Sullivan PUNR 408; Wlllson PUNR 351-2; Wowchuk PUNR 356 Service hours Rybuck PUNR 323, PUNR 325 Sitting hours Ashton PUNR 249 Sustainable developm ent Balenovic PUNR 329; Cerilli PUNR 385; Chalmers PUNR 281-2; Crawford PUNR 424-5; Herfst PUNR 41 8-9; Kapinga PUNR 293; Nagerf PUNR 395; Nickarz PUNR 378-9; Pinnell PUNR 363, PUNR 367; Rybuck PUNR 325-6; Singh PUNR 403-4; Williams PUNR 301 System plan Batchelor PUNR 309-10; Singh PUNR 404; Williams PUNR 303 Treaty land entitlements Singh PUNR 404; Sullivan PUNR 408 Wilderness parks Derenchuk PUNR 294-5; Elllot1 PUNR 390-1 ; Kucharczyk PUNR 361 ; Nagerl PUNR 394; Pannell PUNR 334-5; Rajotte PUNR 298; Thurston PUNR 278 Wildlif e management Kapinga PUNR 293 ; Nickarz PUNR 376-8; Williams PUNR 301 -2 Provincial Railways and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 33) Amendments Clause 39 Drledger EO 765; passed EO 765 Clause46 Driedger EO 766; passed EO 766 Clause49 Reid EO 767; defeated EO 767 Clause 50 Reid EO 767; defeated EO 767 Employees, impacts on Reid EO 708; Tennant EO 708; Shortline operations Penner EO 71 1-3; Reid EO 708-1 0; Tennant EO 708-13 17 Public Accounts, Standing Committee on Crocus Fund Manness PA 35-6; Santos PA 35-6 Environment Innovations Fund Bellrlnger PA 9-10; Doer PA 9; Manness PA 10 Estimates process Bellrlnger PA 20; Palllster PA 19 -20 Financial reports Bellrlnger PA 17 ; Lamoureux PA 17 Aeet Vehicles Bellringer PA 15 -6; Lamoureux PA 14 -6; Manness PA 14 -6, PA 18 ; Santos PA 18 Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting Manness PA 32; Santos PA 32 HydroBonds Maloway PA 44; Manness PA 44 Independent audits · Bellrlnger PA 6-8, PA 12 -4, PA 23-5, PA 42; Doer PA 6-8; Lamoureux PA 12-4, PA 23-5; Matoway PA 17 -8, PA 41-2; Manness PA 7-9, PA 12 -4, PA 18 , PA23-5, PA41 -2 Information Systems Group Manness PA 39-40; Santos PA 39-40 Manitoba Arts Council Bellringer PA 25; Lamoureux PA 25 Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Lamoureux PA 10 .2; Manness PA 10 -2 Pension liability Maloway PA 42; Mannees PA 30-1, PA 43; Santos PA 30-1 Provincial Auditor Budget Bellrlnger PA 40; Maloway PA 40; Manness PA 40 Directional plan Bellringer PA 18 -9; Manness PA 9; Santos PA 18 Provincial deficit - Alcock PA 29; Manness PA 29-30 Public Accounts' reports Production time Alcock PA 27-9; Bellringer PA 27-9; Manness PA 27-9 Public Trustee Beflrlnger PA 37; Manness PA 36-9; Rosenhek PA 38; Santos PA 36-9

Index or Standing and Special Commit tees Public Accounts - Cont.

Regional Strategy Plan Manness PA 32 ; Santos PA 32 Repap Enterprises Manness PA 31 ; Santos PA 31 SAFER Program Manness PA 32; Rosenhek PA 32-3; Santos PA32 The Forks Corporation Bellrtnger PA 17 ; lamoureux PA 17 ; Manness PA 17 Vision Capital Fund Bellringer PA 3�, PA 33-4; Doer PA 3-6; Manness PA 3-5, PA 33-4; Santos PA 33-4 Workforce 2000 Bellringer PA 20-3; Friesen PA 20-3 Public Schools Amendment Act (8111 16 ) Alternatives Green LA 37 -8; Plohman LA 37-8, LA 49; Turner LA49 Amendments Clause2 Plohman LA 75; defeated LA 77 Binding arbitration Green LA 40-1, LA 42; Mcl ntosh LA 40-1; Render LA 41 ; Svelnson LA 42, LA 57; Wataon LA 57 Consultations Gray LA 41 -2, LA 45; Green LA 36-7, LA 41 ; Mihychuk LA 66; Plohman LA 37, LA 55, LA 65; Seller LA 65; Turner LA 45; Watson LA 55 Deficit Mclntosh LA 45�; Palllster LA 51 ; Turner LA 46, LA 51

Definitions Turner LA43 Education system reform Gray LA 50-1; Turner LA 50-1 Equity/fairness Gray LA 45; Green LA 38; Mihychuk LA 66, LA 68; Plohman LA 38, LA 47, LA 56, LA 68; Seller LA 65; Turner LA 45, LA 47; Watson LA 54, LA 56 Funding levels Mclntosh LA 62; Plohman LA 48, LA 56; Ross LA 62; Seller LA 60-2; Turner LA 48; 18 Public Schools -Cont.

Watson LA 56 Justification Green LA 37; Plohman LA 37 Lakeshore School Division, impact on Green LA 38-9; Plohman LA 38-9 Local autonomy Green LA 36, LA 39-40; Mlhychuk LA 67; Plohman LA 39, LA 65; Seller LA 58, LA 65; Watson LA 53-4 Necessity Plohman LA 55-6; Watson LA 55-6 Opening statements Plohman LA 70-4; Vodrey LA 74 Schools, private Mclntosh LA 63; Plohman LA 49-50; Seller LA 63; Turner LA 49-50 Service reduction Plohman LA 64; Seller LA 58-60, LA 64 Special levy Turner LA 43 Special levy, capping off Turner LA 44-5 Special needs programs Plohman LA 47; Turner LA 47 Public Schools Amendment Act (4) (BIII 25) Amendments Turner LA 269-70 Clause 2 Vodrey LA 324; passed LA 324 Vodrey LA 324; passed LA 325 Hiring process Dureault LA 271 ; Storie LA 270-1 ; Turner LA270 Opening remarks Vodrey LA 323 Public Schools Amendment (Francophone Schools Governance) Act (Bill 34) Admission policy Turner LA276 Amendments Bedard LA 290-2; Boucher LA 296; Boulianne LA 300-1; Druwe LA 293-4; St.

Hllalre LA 298-9; Savard LA 289-90, LA 302-3; Clause 5 -�- ·-· '"··":' .� ... : :: -: �� •., .. ·--� � -� -· ..., .... ·:�· �

Index of Standing and Special Commit tees Public Schools -Cont.

Vodrey LA 334; passed LA 334 Vodrey LA 334; passed LA 334 Vodrey LA 334; passed LA 334 Vodrey LA 334; passed LA 334 Vodrey LA 334; passed LA 334 Vodrey LA 334-5; passed LA 335 Consultation Gray LA 304; lecuyer LA 304, LA 305; McC onaghy LA 285; Plohman LA 285, LA 305; Savard LA 304; Wall LA 282-3, LA2 85 Costs Bedard LA 307-8; lecuyer LA 306-7, LA 309-10; Mc Conaghy LA 287; Ploh man LA 287, LA 306-7; Roy LA 307; Storie LA 309-1 0 De legation of powers Turne r LA 275 Elections-S chool boards le Quere LA 320 Emp loyees- Transitional provisions Turner LA 277; Wall LA 279-80 Funding le QuereLA 31 9, LA 322; Plohman LA 279-80, LA 321 -2; Praznlk LA 321 ; Turner LA 277, LA 279; Vodrey LA 322; Hiring process Allard LA 272-3 legal opinion Bedard LA 304, LA 307; Gray LA 304; Storie LA 307 Ministerial po wers le Ouere LA 320; McConaghy LA 285; Plohman LA 285 Opening remarks Plohman LA 325; Vodrey LA 325 Parallel programming Allard LA 274; le Quere LA 31 8-9, LA 321 ; Mc Conaghy LA 286; Plohman LA 321 ; Vodrey LA 322 Plohman LA 274, LA 286 Regional committee Turner LA 276 School committees Turner LA 275-6 19 Public Schools - Cont.

School division boundaries Bedard LA 305-6, LA 308-9; Boullanne LA 278-9; Penner LA 280-2; Plohman LA 278-9, LA 305-6; Roy LA 308-9; Stor l e LA 308-9; Turner LA 275, LA 279; Vodrey LA 31 1-2 Surpluses Bedard LA 312; Vodrey LA 31 2 Transfer of schools Mc Conaghy LA 286; Plohman LA 286; Turner LA 276-7; Wall LA 283-4 Transportation le Ouere LA 31 9, LA 321 ; McC onaghy LA 285-6; Plohman LA 285-6, LA 321 ; Roy LA 31 0; Storle LA 31 0; Vodrey LA 322; Wall LA 283 Public Sector Reduced Work Week and Compensation Management Amendment Act (Bill 22) Alternatives Alcoc k EO 569, EO 646; Benolt EO 362; Bouderllque EO 369; Bryan EO 495-6; Burrows EO 522 -3; Oarcy EO 472 -3; de Oelley EO 409; OeJardln EO 607; Enns EO 493; Froese EO 379; Geitz EO 566; Gervals EO 290; Golden EO 569; Hammond EO 533-4; Harden EO 392; Hilllard EO 656; Ivory EO 360; laurendeau EO 462-3; loxley EO 614; Manness EO 290, EO 294-5, EO 362, EO 41 5, EO 495, EO 499, EO 525, EO 533-5; Ma rtlndale EO 482, EO 549, EO 664; Mellleux-Reld EO 499; Olafson EO 524-6; Orlandlni EO 539; Plohman EO 360, EO 524-5, EO 539; Reld EO 409; Schroeder EO 294-5; Smith EO 463; Stor l e EO 369, EO 379, EO 392; Sulllvan EO 548-9; Thai n EO 482 ; Todd EO 664; Turner EO 415; Wolfe EO 646 Amendments Doo ley EO 333; Friesen EO 333 Claus e 12 Friesen EO 685 ; ruled out of order EO 686 Clause 16 Manness EO 687; passed EO 688

Index of Standing and Special Co mmittees Public Sflctor - Cont.

Bank of Canada rate Blackman EO 530- 1 ; Plohrnan ED 530-1 Brandon Mental Health Centre Ashton EO 252; Howell EO 252 City of Winnipeg Alcock EO 544 ; Moist EO 544 Collective bargaining Alcock EO 462; Ashton EO 260, EO 278, EO 368, EO 393, EO 61 1; Ashton EO 658; Benolt EO 361 -2; Bergen EO 393; Blackman EO 527; Bouderlique EO 367-8; Coelho EO 490; Darcy EO 471 ; Davles EO 41 9; de Delley EO 407-8; Fortler EO 574; Friesen EO 378, EO 662-3; Froeso EO 378; Gabbert EO 61 9; Gervais EO 289-90; Gilleshammer EO 454; Guilford EO 61 1; Hamilton EO 502; Hammond EO 532-3; Hancharyk EO 396-400; Harden EO 389; Hart-Kulbaba EO 385, EO 388; Hllllard EO 657-8; Ivory EO 358; Lamoureux EO 399-400; Laurendeau EO 463 ; Lemer EO 441 , EO 444; Lopko EO 673-4; MacNeil EO 429; Manness EO 543-4; Martindale EO 526, EO 664; Mclean EO 320-2; Moist EO 540-1 , EO 543-4; Nickarz EO 449; Olafson EO 523, EO 526; Olfert EO 334-5; Plohman EO 544; Powell EO 409-1 0; Reld EO 298, 409-10 ; L.

Relmer EO 423; Rennle EO 276, EO 278-9; Rlchle EO 258-9, EO 260-1 ; Santos EO 444, EO 626; Shaw EO 626; Silver EO 582; Smith EO 462-3; Stevenson EO 328; Sullivan EO 548; Sumerlus EO 510; Thaln EO 479-8 1; Todd EO 660-3, EO 664; Tumer EO 414; Vail EO 298; von Stein EO 426; Vorst EO 571; Wally EO 374 -5; Wolfe EO 645-6; Zwiep EO 640-1 Committee process Aasland EO 667-8; DeJardin EO 605-6; Hammond EO 535-6; Martlndale ED 535-6, EO 667; Orlandini EO 536-8; Sullivan EO 547 Consultations Alcock EO 461 ; Ashton EO 398-9; Frlesen EO 412; Hancharyk EO 397-9; 20 Public Sflctor - Cont.

Harden EO 389, EO 392; Lopko EO 673; Powell ED 41 2-3; Smith ED 461 -2; Storie EO 392; Turner EO 41 5 Cost savings Hllllard EO 655-6; Storle EO 377; Wally ED 377 Credit ratin9-J'rovlnce of Manitoba Dooley EO 332; Manness EO 332 Crown corporations Hart-Kulbaba EO 388; Powell EO 412; Reid EO 41 2; Stevenson EO 330 ; Storle EO 388 Crystal Casino Friesen EO 355-6; Krlstjansson EO 356 Deficit reduction Blackman EO 528-30; Brown EO 342; Featherstone EO 324, EO 326-7; Golden EO 568; Hammond EO 532; Krls�ansson EO 353; Manness EO 326, EO 499; Mellleux-Reid EO 497-9; Plohman EO 342; Rlche EO 257-6; Stevenson EO 328; Vorst EO 571 Economic growth Featherstone EO 325-6 Economic Impact Ashton EO 248-50.

EO 368-9, EO 496-7, EO 501; Benoit EO 361 , EO 364; Bouderllque EO 368-9; Bryan EO 496-7 ; Burrows EO 520; Clarke EO 380; Darcy EO 472; Dooley EO 331 ; Friesen EO 363; Froese EO 378-9; Jam erson EO 344; Loxley EO 61 4-5; Mellleux-Reid EO 501 ; Olfert EO 337; P. Philllps EO 577-8; Plohman EO 343-4; Reid EO 251 ; Stone EO 379; Willis EO 356-7 Education finance Davies EO 420; Manness EO 420-1 Education syst em, Impact on Aasland EO 664-7; Alcock EO 43 1, EO 539, EO 562. EO 564, EO 569, EO 582-3, EO 634, EO 636; Ardern EO 262-4, EO 266; Ashton EO 264, EO 274, EO 281 -2, EO 286-7.

EO 625, EO 641 ; Barrett EO 624-5; Sewer EO 281- 2; Booth EO 582-3; Casselman EO 272-3; Cerilli EO 560-1 ; Chernomas EO 633-5; Davies EO 41 7-8, ' .. . �-·;:- ...

Index of Standing and Special Committees Public sector - Cont.

EO 421; Dyck EO 286-7; Frlesen EO 286, EO 421, EO 666-7; Gilleshammer EO 452-3; Golden EO 569; Hawaleshka EO 676-9; Holburn EO 556-7; Johns EO 559-62; MacNeil EO 431; Manness EO 678- 9; Nickarz EO 449; O'Neill EO 636; Orlandini EO 538-40; Plohman EO 539; Aeid EO 436; Aennie EO 276-7; Santos EO 646; Schroeder EO 292; Seymour EO 669-70; Shaw EO 624; Silver EO 588-9; Sparllng EO 652-4; Spear EO 562-4; Tuckwell EO 436; Vorst EO 572-3 ; Wolfe EO 646-7; Zwiep EO 639-41 Employment creation Blackman EO 530; Kris�ansson EO 354; Mclean EO 322-3 Employment opportunities Krls�ansson EO 352 Essential service Alcock EO 376; Atzpatrlck EO 4n; Friesen EO 413; Hale EO 488- 9; Manness EO 4n; Plohman EO 345-6, EO 477, 488-9; Powell EO 413; Pugh EO 345-6 Storie EO 377; Wally EO 376-7 Fairness Ashton EO 254, EO 256, EO 432; Benoit EO 361; K.

Ducharme EO 253-4, EO 256; Golden EO 568; Hart-Kulbaba EO 385; MacNeil EO 432; Manness EO 253; McDonnell EO 514; Olfert EO 336; L. Relmer EO 424; Shaw EO 622-3; Turner EO 414; Wolfe ED 645 Health care syste m, Impact on Ashton EO 586-7; Campben EO 552; Cerilli EO 585; Frlesen EO 251; Goldsti ne EO 584-7; Harden EO 390; Howell EO 251; Mart lndale EO 552; Seymour EO 668-9, EO 671; Storie EO 376; Wally EO 374-5, EO 377; Wasylycia-leis EO 670-1 Highways, Dept. of Clarke EO 380; Harden EO 391-2; Storie EO 381 -3, EO 391-2 21 Public sector - Cont.

Income tax system Kris�ansson EO 355; Manness EO 354-5, EO 451; Nickarz EO 451 International Labour Organizati on- Ruling Friesen EO 662; Olfert EO 336-7; Todd EO 662 Job security Ashton EO 473; Holburn EO 558; Pallister EO 558; Sellor EO 473 Justification Bergen EO 393-4; Brown EO 340; Manness EO 340-1 labour relations Casselman EO 273; Dooley EO 331; Friesen EO 357; McCoubrey EO 401; Moist EO 541- 2; Willis EO 357 legislative responsibility .

Hart-Kulbaba EO 386 Manitoba Telephone System Alcock EO 412, EO 489; Oooley EO 331-2; Hales EO 486-7, EO 489; Manneas EO 401-2; McCoubrey EO 400-2; Powell EO 410, EO 412 Medical laborato ries, Impact on A.lcock EO 567; Cerilli EO 346-7, EO 567; Atzpatrlck EO 475-8; Gietz EO 564-6, EO 567; Plohman EO 346, EO 478; Pugh EO 344, EO 346-7 Municipal Hospitals Alcock EO 650-1 ; Wallace EO 649-52 Necessity loxley EO 612-3; Negotiations Ashton EO 510, EO 516; Benoit EO 364; Friesen EO .364 ; Hamilton EO 503-4; Manneas EO 418, EO 503-4, EO 509- 10; McOonnell EO 515, EO 516; Plohman EO 349-5 0; Sumerlus EO 508-10; Turner EO 416; Watson EO 350 Northern Manitoba, impact on Ashton EO 254-6; K.

Ducharme EO 254-6; Aeid EO 298; Vail EO 296-7 Parent/teacher conferences Barrett EO 443; Friesen EO 269; lerner EO 443; lesklw EO 270 Pension plans, Impact on Alcock EO 270, EO 333, EO 416-7, EO 442,

Index of Standing and Special Commi ttees Public SBctor - Cont.

EO 481, 646; Cerilli EO 584; Oooley EO 333; Friesen EO 417 , EO 663; Harden EO 390-1 ; Lerner EO 441 -3; Leskiw EO 267-8, EO 270; Park EO 583-4; Plohman EO 351 ; Praznik EO 391 ; Thain EO 479-80, EO 481- 2; Todd EO 663; Tummon EO 351 ; Turner EO 414 , EO 41 6-7; Wolfe EO 646 Personal care homes Alcock EO 483-4; Bryan EO 494-5; Geary EO 482-5; Plohman EO 484-5 Private sector reaction Ashton EO 260; Riche EO 260 Professional develo pment days Alcock EO 428; Ardern EO 264; Ashton EO 264, EO 279; Barrett EO 425, EO 426-7, EO 456; Bastable EO 445, EO 447; Bewer EO 280-2; Casselman EO 272-3 ; Chalaturnyk EO 270-1 ; Oavies EO 41 8-9; Oyck EO 283-6; Friesen EO 269, EO 271 , EO 279, EO 282, EO 291 ; Gervais EO 288-9, EO 291 ; Gllleshammer EO 453-4, EO 456; Kearstephan EO 280; Lerner EO 443; Leskiw EO 266-9; MacNeil EO 429; Manness EO 268-9, EO 285, EO 350; Normandale EO 437-40; Plohman EO 349; Reid EO 436, EO 440; L.

Reimer EO 422-3, EO 425; Remle EO 279-80; Robertson EO 458; Santos EO 443, EO 447 ; Schroeder EO 292-3; Tuckwell EO 433-6; Turner EO 41 4-5; von Stein EO 425-7; Watson EO 347-50; Wolfe EO 643-5 Public reaction Froese EO 379; Storie EO 379 Public sector, Impacts on Alcock EO 345; Ashton EO 500; Blackman EO 527-8; Bouderllque EO 366; Oooley EO 333; Fortler EO 574; Hardy EO 531 ; Holburn EO 557-8; Mellleux-Reid EO 500; Olfert EO 336; O'Neill EO 635-6; M. Phillips EO 3712 -3; P. Phillips EO 588-9; Plohman EO 330, EO 332-3, EO 345; Powell EO 41 1- 2; Pugh EO 345; Reid EO 41 1- 2; L.

Reimer EO 423; Stevenson EO 328-30; Storie EO 3n; Tummon EO 351 ; Vorst EO 572; Wally EO 377-8; Willis EO 356 22 Public Sector - Cont. Rural Manitoba, impact on Manness EO 296; Roznowsky EO 295-6 School divisions-Enabling legislation Plohman EO 349; Watson EO 347 Security services, impact on de Oelley EO 406-8; Reid EO 408 Service reduction Ashton EO 248, EO 403; Bouderlique EO 366-7; Oarcy EO 471 -2 ; Friesen EO 663; Hamilton EO 502; Harden EO 390; Hart-Kulbaba EO 387; Howell EO 248; McCourbrey EO 403; Olfert EO 337; M.

Phillips EO 371 -2; Todd EO 663 Services, quality of Ivory EO 358-9; Plohman EO 359 Social services, impact on Alcock EO 492; Coelho EO 490-3; Hamilton EO 505; Martindale EO 493, EO 505 Stay-in-School program Friesen EO 291 ; Gervals EO 291 Sunset clause Lopko EO 672-3 Wage/salary comparisons Ashton EO 403; McCoubrey EO 403-4 Wage/salary reductions-Voluntary Gllleshammer EO 454; Hales EO 487-8; Manness EO 454, EO 487 -8; Workforce reduction Ashton EO 402; McCoubrey EO 402 Public UUI Itles and Natural Resour ces, Standing Committee on See Crown Corporations Council,· Crown Lands Ame ndment Act (8111 17 ); Endangered Species Amendment Act (Bi/12); Farm Lands Ownership Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/1 10 ); Manitoba Energy Authority; Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation; Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board; Manitoba Liquor Control Commission; Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation; Manitoba Telephone System; Provincial Parks and Consequential Amendments Act (Bi/1 41 ); Workers Compensation Board

In dex of Standing and Special Committees Real Property Amendment Act (Bil l 6) Amendments Clause2 McCrae LA 2; passed LA 2 Clause 3 McCrae LA 2; passed LA 2 Regional Waste Mana gement Authorities, Municipa l Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (8111 11) Alternatives Roth LA 8-9; Santos LA 8-9 Amendments Clause 17 Derkach LA 31-2; passed LA 32 Composting Derkach LA 7-8; Roth LA 7-8 Regulations Derkach LA 6-7; Roth LA 7 Site approval C. Evans LA 9; Roth LA 9-1 0 Video lottery termi nal-Revenues Downey LA 11; C.

Evans LA 11; Roth LA 11 Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (2) (8111 47) Adoption of director's findings Mignault LA 509 Amendml'nts Clause ? Mclntosh LA 541 ; passed LA 541 Clause 58 Mclntosh LA 542; passed LA 542 Branch staff Warkentln LA 519-20 Coin-oper ated equipment Warkentln LA 520 Commissioner, powers of Borger LA 513; Mclntosh LA 512-3; Mlgnault LA 509-1 0 Compensation Mignault LA 508; Warkentin LA 515-6 Condition report Warkentin LA 518-9 Contrave ntion of act Warkentln LA 520 Damages Warkentln LA 522 23 Resident/si Tenancies- Cont.

Dete rmination when Tenant not located Mignault LA 508 Deposits Martindale LA 501, LA 512; Mignault LA 50S, LA 510, LA 512; Warkentln LA 521 Discounts Hanson LA 513-4 Duty not to distrub others Warkentln LA 516- 7 Equality of management and property Warkentln LA 514 Rle service fee Warkeni ln LA 517 Hearing charges Warkentln LA 519 Late payment fee Mlgnault LA 508; Warkentin LA 515 Legislative review Jarema LA 522-3 Management costs Warkentln LA 514 Notice In specified matters Mlgnault LA 509 Notice of appeal Borger LA 511- 2; McAiplne LA 511; Mlgnault LA 509, LA 511- 2 Notice to new tenants Mlgnault LA 508 � Opening remarks MartindaJe LA 53g.40; Mclntosh LA 540-1 Payment of relevant dlarges Warkentln LA 514 Personal goods, abandonment of Jarema LA 523 Pet policy, breach of Warkentln LA 517 Prejudgment Interest Warkentln LA 521 Prescribed dlarges Warkentln LA 515, LA 521 Receipts and duplicate receipts Warkentin LA 517 Rent Increase audits Warkentln LA 520 Security, breadl of

Index of Standing and Special Committees Residential Tenancies - Cont.

Warkentin LA 51 6 Service and facility Warkentln LA 522 Sublet fee Warkentin LA 51 7-8 Submission by tenant Mignault LA 508-9 Tenant insurance Warkentln LA 521 Tenant-landlord advisory committee Mclntosh LA 522-3 Tenant liable to landlord Warkentln LA 51 8 Tenant's loss of keys Warkentin LA 516 Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Amendment, Employment Standards Amendment and Payment of Wages Amendment Act (Bill 23) Amendments Clause 19 Stefanson ED 21 1- 2; passed ED 212 Storie ED 208-9; defeat ed ED 21 1 See also Sunday shopping Retail Businesses Sunday Shop ping (Temporary Amendments) Act (BIII 4) Amendments Clause 3 Storie ED 201 ; defeated ED 203 Clause 6 Storie ED 203; defeated ED 206 Storle ED 206; defeated ED 206 Clause 8 Storle ED 206; defeated ED 206 Storie ED 206; defeated ED 207 See also Sunday shopping Soclol Allowances Amendment Act (BIII 32) Adult Education Centre, impact on Chappell LA 16 5; Friesen LA 16 5; Leveille LA 16 3; Martindale LA 16 3 Adult education-Gove rnment commitment Turner LA 18 2 Alternatives Buors LA 15 0; Cralg LA 184 -5; 24 Social Allowances - Cont.

Edwards LA 229-34, 240-2; Friesen LA 15 0, LA 16 7 -8; Johnston LA 21 5-6 Leveille LA 16 7-8; Martindale LA 17 2-3; Murray LA 222-4, LA 229-34; Stewart LA 240-2; Teskey LA 17 3 Amendments Martindale LA 228; Murray LA 228-9; Stewart LA 239 Clause 4 Gilleshammer LA 249; passed LA 249 Application process Johnston LA 21 4-5; Stewart LA 237-8 Bursaries Chappell LA 16 6-7; Frlesen LA 16 6 Cost savings Craig LA 184 ; Gray 18 5; Joynson LA 15 4; Martindale LA 16 1 ; Normand LA 16 1 ;T urner LA 18 2 Education, access to Edwards LA 19 7; Grazer LA 19 7 Education, importance of Friesen LA 17 6; Gratzer LA 19 3; Martlndale LA 17 1- 2, LA 18 3, LA 200-1 ; Sanderson LA 202-3; Teskey LA 17 0-2, LA 17 6; Turner LA 18 3 Education, quality of Edwards LA 19 7; Grotzer LA 19 7 Education syst em, impact on Frlesen LA 242; Stewart LA 242-3 Employment opportunities Blackwell LA 213; Buors LA 151 ; Friesen LA 15 1, LA 16 0-1 ; Martindale LA 213 ; Mu rray LA 22 1 ; Normand LA 16 0-1 Employment opportunities-Part time Blackwell LA 21 3-4; Bray LA 209-1 1; Cralg LA 18 6; Edwards LA 19 8, LA 210; ; Friesen LA 160, LA 17 6-7, LA 18 4, LA 18 6, LA 210 -1 , LA 21 3-4; Gratzer LA 19 8; Hammond LA 201 ; Martindale LA 201 , LA 213; Normand LA 16 0; Teskey LA 17 6-7; Turner LA 18 4 Employment training initiatives Murray LA 220-1 Financial suppor t Bray LA 209; Friesen LA 16 0; ;; . .., .. .

Index of Standing and Special Commit tees Social Allowances -Cont.

Normand lA 16 0 High school drop out rate Gray lA 17 8; Teskey lA 17 8 Justification Bray lA 207; ChappelllA 16 3-4; Johnston lA 21 7; Joynson lA 155; Martlndale lA 15 5, lA 159, lA 16 3-4, lA 217 , lA 244; Mu rray lA 225; Normand lA 15 9; Stewart lA 244 Mature students Martindale lA 15 9; Normand LA 15 9 Recommendations Johnston lA 21 8; Martindale LA 218 Parental support Bray lA 21 1- 2; Edwards LA 212 Private schools Martfndale lA 183; Turner lA 18 3 Social assistance statistics Martindale lA 225-7; Murray LA 21 9-20, lA 225-8 Statistics Gilleshammer LA 16 5-6; Leveille LA 16 2, lA 16 5-6 Stay in school incentives Johnston lA 215; Palllster lA 18 0; Teskey lA 18 0 Stony Mountairr-Educatlon programs Friesen lA 156; Joynson LA 15 6 Student loans Martindale lA 17 2; Teskey LA 17 0, lA 17 2 Vocational training Buors lA 15 3; Frlesen LA 153 Workforce 2000 Bray lA 209; Friesen lA 17 5; Gray lA 16 6; Penner lA 17 3-4; Teskey lA 17 4 Social Al lowances Regulation Validation Act (Bill 20) lA 111

Summary Convictions Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 49) lA 542-3 Fine-option program McCrae lA 524; Ryan lA 524-5 Habitat Re-store, lmpact on Barrett lA 529-30; Pallister lA 530; 25

Summary Convictions - Cont. R. Penner lA 529-30 Winnipeg Harvest, impact on Barrett lA 527-8; Jamieson lA 527-8; McCrae LA 528; E.

Olfert LA 526-7 Sunday shopping Adver tising Kaufmann EO 76 Alternatives Moist EO 12 9; Storie EO 12 9, EO 14 3-4; Zlegler EO 14 3-4 Competitions Oyck EO 73; MacKinnon EO 94; Penner EO 73 Boycotts Krahn EO 58; Penner EO 58 Child care services Hart-Kulbaba EO 11 0; Wowchuk EO 11 0 Cross-border shopping Oyck EO 69-71 ; Hart-Kulbaba EO 106; Storle EO 70-1; Zlegler EO 13 8-9 Economic Impact McMIIIan EO 154 Employees, Impact on Hart-Kulbaba EO 105; Moist EO 131- 2; Penner EO 131- 2; Seller EO 13 2-3 Employment aeatlon Oyck EO 71 ; Hart-Kulbaba EO 1 05-6; MacKinnon EO 93; Storle EO 71 ; Zlegler EO 13 8 Employment standards Bottlng EO 89, EO 91 ; Storfe EO 14 5; Zlegler EO 140-1 , EO 14 5 Essential service Seller EO 13 6; Stefanson EO 13 5 Fairness Borowskl EO 1 16 -7; Emery EO 64-5; Kaufmann EO 75-6; Hopkins EO 84-6; MacKinnon EO 95, EO 97; Storie EO 64-5, EO 86, 95, EO 97 FamiHes, impact on Krahn EO 54-5; McMillan EO 157-9; Rose EO 15 8-9; Stefanson EO 157-8; Storie EO 55, EO 15 8; Zlegler EO 13 9 Government leadership McMIIIan EO 16 0; Storle EO 16 0 ·I 'I !I �t

Index of Standing and Special Committees Sunday shopping - Cont.

Jurisdiction Oacquay EO 84; McKinnon EO 84; Storie EO 83-4 Justification Hart-Kulbaba EO 1 09; McMillan EO 15 6; Storie EO 109, EO 15 5 Lessee protection Bottlng EO 88-9; Schellenberg EO 1 12; Stefanson EO 14 6; Storie EO 14 5; Zlegler EO 14 1, EO 14 6 Lobby efforts Moist EO 12 8-9; Storie EO 12 8-9 Local option Krahn EO 56-7, EO 59-60; McMillan EO 16 1- 2; Moist EO 13 6-7; Penner EO 58-9, EO 16 1 ; Rose EO 56-7, EO 13 6; Stefanson EO 59-60; Ziegler EO 13 7 Necessity Oyck EO 73 ; Kerr EO 14 9-52; Rose EO 73; Storie EO 14 9-51 Provincial comparisons Bottlng EO 92-3; Stefanson EO 92-3 Public hearings, rural Krahn EO 55-6; Storle EO 55 Public transportation Hart-Kulbaba EO 11 0; Wowchuk EO 11 0 Religious activities, Impact on McMillan EO 160 ; Raid EO 15 9 Religious/moral beliefs Borowskl EO 11 5-6; Emery EO 62-4; Jantz EO 80-1 ; Krahn EO 58; MacKinnon EO 94; McAipine EO 80-1 , EO 114 ; McMillan EO 15 3-5; Penner EO 58, EO 82; Schellenberg EO 11 3-4 Seller EO 12 7-8; Stefanson EO 53 ; B.

Stew art EO 53; Storle EO 15 5 Responsibility Finnbogason EO 12 3; Hart-Kulb aba EO 10 6-7, EO 109; Jantz EO 80; Kaufmann EO 77-8; Leach EO 100, EO 102-3; McAipine EO 10 3; MacKinnon EO 94-5; Moist EO 13 4; Penner EO 13 3-4; Rose EO 102-3 Seller EO 12 5-6, 12 8; Stefanson EO 77; Storle EO 80, EO 100, EO 109, EO 12 3 Rural Manitoba, Impact on 26 Sunday shopping - Cont. Ashton EO 51- 2; Botting EO 90-1 ; Emery EO 61- 2, EO 65-8; Hart-Kulb aba EO 108; Krahn EO 56; Laurendeau EO 52-3; Leach EO 100-1 , EO 1 04; McAipine EO 1 04; MacKinnon EO 96; Penner E0 46-7; Seller EO 12 6; Stefanson EO 53-4; B.

Stewart EO 45-54; Storie EO 47- 51 , EO 56, EO 65-8, 901, EO 96, EO 100-1 , EO 108, EO 14 3; Zlegler EO 14 3 Shopping malls Finnbogason, EO 12 4; Storie EO 12 4; Zlegler EO 13 9 Small business, impact on Bottlng EO 89; Oyck EO 69, 71 -2; Hopkins EO 87; McKinnon EO 83; Seller EO 12 7; Storle EO 71 , EO 83, EO 87 Statutory holiday restrictions Oyck EO 72-3; Laurendeau EO 72-3; Stefanson EO 72-3 Tourism Storie EO 14 4-5; Zlegler EO 14 0, 14 4-5 Trial period Car stairs EO 13 0-1 ; Kerr EO 15 2-3; Moist EO 13 0-1 ; Stefanson EO 15 2 Taxicab Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 24) Advisory board Cha hal LA 395; Lamoureux LA 395 Agents TIJaml LA 445 Airport service Raid LA 458-9; G.

Singh LA 457-9 Alternatives Oelorme LA 382; Wasylycla-Lels LA 382 Amendments Oriedger LA 468, LA 4 71 ; Re id LA 469 Clause 5 Oriedger LA 553; passed LA 553 Oriedger LA 553; passed LA 554 Clause 10 Oriedger LA 554; passed LA 554 Clause 12 Orledger LA 554; passed LA 554 Orledger LA 554; passed LA 555 Oriedger LA 555; passed LA 555

. Index of Standing and Special Committees Tsxlcsb Amendment - Cont.

Oriedger LA 555; passed LA 555 Clause 17 Oriedger LA 555; passed LA 555 Orledger LA 555; passed LA 556 Clause 19 Oriedger LA 556; passed LA 557 Clause 21 Oriedger LA 557; passed LA 557 Appeal process Mann LA 370-1 ; Reid LA 370-1 Consultations Chahal LA 395; Oelorme LA 380; Henry LA 475; Kaushal LA 472-3 ; Lamoureux LA 375, LA 395, LA 473; Mann LA 37 1, LA 375; Aeid LA 371 , LA 375, LA 475 Cost of proceedings Betiku LA 492; Bhumber LA 470; Borodltsky LA 430-1 ; Chahal LA 393-4 ; llelaboye LA 455; Lamoureux LA 393-4, LA 430, LA 455, LA 470; Reid LA 492 Driver safety Oelorme LA 378; Reld LA 378 Economic impact Ashton LA 373; Chahal LA 389, LA 397-8; Henry LA 475-6; llelaboye LA 454-5; Mann LA 373; Reid LA 389, LA 447, LA 453, LA 475; Tljami LA 447; Wasylycia-Leis LA 397-8 Executive service Kaushal LA 472 Fairness Chahal LA 394; lamoureux LA 394; Mann LA 370; Reid LA 369 Financial information Betiku LA 491 ; Boroditsky LA 43 1- 2; Delorme LA 3n; llelaboye LA 455; Kambo LA 488; Kaushal LA 474; lamoureux LA 43 1, LA 446, LA 455 LA 474, LA 488; B.

Singh LA 434; Tljami LA 446 Fines Oelorme LA 376-7 Government intent Chahal LA 399; Oelorme LA 381 -2; Mann LA 372-3; Wasylycfa-Lels LA 371 -3, LA 381 , LA 399 27 Tsxlcsb Amendment - Cont. Illegal operators Boroditsky LA 41 5-6; Reid LA 41 5 Industry review Kambo LA486 Kidd's limoslne B. Slngh LA 433-4 Luxury vehicles Boroditsky LA 406-8; Oelorme LA 379, LA 382; Gundhu LA 441 -3; Reld LA 379, LA 405-7; G.

Singh LA 456-7; Wasylycia-Leis LA 382 Ministerial statement Orledger LA 548-9 Opening remarks Ashton LA 442-3; Lamoureux LA 551 -2; McAipine LA 552; Aeld LA 550-1 ; Wasylycia-Leis LA 552 Safety issues Bhumber LA 469; Henry LA 475; B.

Singh LA 434-6; Reld LA 436, La 469, LA475 Self regulation Henry LA 476; Lamoureux LA 485-6; Olukoya LA 484-6; Pallister LA 476, LA 484; Aeld LA 484-5 T axlcab Board- Accessibility Boroditsky LA 413-4; Reld LA 41 3 Taxicab Board-Industry confidence Amado LA 448-51 ; Oydaroch LA 493-5; Gundhu LA 441 -3; Kambo LA 487-8; Lamoureux LA 436, LA 447, LA 451 , LA 487-8, LA 495; Reid LA 496; B.

Slngh LA 436; Tljaml LA 447; Wasylycia-Leis LA 493-4 Taxicab Boa�ndustry representative Abiodun LA 438-9; Borodltsky LA 429; Chahal LA 386-7; Orledger LA 386-7; Oydaroch LA 495; Henry LA 478; llelaboye LA 453; Kaushal LA 474; Lamoureux LA 429, LA 474; Reid LA 474 Taxicab Board, powers of Abiodun LA 437-8; Betiku LA 490-1 ; Bhumber LA 470; Chahal LA 388, LA 400; Oelorme LA 380; Oydaroch LA 493-4; Johnston LA 496-9; Kaushal LA 472, LA 474; Olukoya LA 485; Aeid LA 380, LA 388, •il 11 !i : : � ! I Jll i i

Index of Standing and Special Co mmittees Tsx/csb Amendment - Cont. LA 448, LA 470, LA 474, LA 485; B. Slngh LA 435; G. Slngh LA 478; Tljaml LA 445-6, LA 448; Wasylycla-Lels LA 400, LA 494 Taxicab Board subcommittees Boroditsky LA 41 4-5; Delorme LA 381 ; Reld LA 381 , LA 41 4 Safety Issues llelaboye LA 452-3 Vehicle Inspections Betlku LA 491 ;Bhumber LA 469; Chahal LA 390-2; Delorme LA 377; llelaboye LA 452, LA 454; Kambo LA 486; Lamoureux LA 390-2; Reld LA 390, LA 454, LA469 Workplace Safety and health committee Borodltsky LA 41 1- 3; Re id LA 41 1 Withdrawal Chahal LA 400 The Forks Renewal Co rpo ration Archealoglcal programs Dlaklw MA 15 ; Friesen MA 15 Board of Directors Meeting

schedule Dlaklw MA 7; Frlesen MA 7 Salaries/benefits Dlaklw MA 8; Emst MA 8; Maloway MA 8 Commercial viability Dlaklw MA 24-5; Frlesen MA 24-5; Maclean MA 24 Funding Dlaklw MA 21 ; Gray MA 21 Future development Dlakiw MA 15 -6; Ernst MA 16-7; Frf esen MA 15 -7 Johnston Terminal Marwest agreement Dlaklw MA 12-3, MA 23-4; Ernst MA 13; Maclean MA 14 ; Maloway MA 12-3, MA 23-4 Proposal calls Dlaklw MA 22; Maloway MA 22 Public space Dlakiw MA 11- 2, MA 14; Frlesen MA 11 -2, MA 14; Maclean MA 12 28 The Forks - Cont.

Leasing agreements Cameron MA 26; Dlaklw MA 21 -2, MA 26; Frlesen MA 26; Maloway MA 21 -2 Opening remarks Diaklw MA 3-7; Maclean MA 2 Parking expenses Dlakiw MA 8; Maloway MA 8 Parks Canada Dlaklw MA 19 ; Friesen MA 19 Polls/surveys Dlakiw MA 8; Edmunds MA 9; Gray MA 9; Maloway MA 8 Public programming Diakiw MA 26; Friesen MA 26 Public transportation Diaklw MA 19 -20; Friesen MA 19 Recreation centre Dlaklw MA 17 -8; Frlesen MA 17-8; Maclean MA 17-8 Residential development Dlakiw MA 9; Friesen MA 1 0; Gray MA 9 Revenues Diakiw MA 21 ; Gray MA 20 Safety/s ecurity Diaklw MA 1 0-1 ; Friesen MA 10 -1 Self-s ufficiency Diaklw MA 7, MA 21 , Friesen MA 7; Gray MA 21 ; Maclean MA 21 Tourism centre Dlaklw MA 27-8; Emst MA 28; Frlesen MA 27-8 VIA Rail station Diakiw MA 8; Friesen MA 18 Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd.

Audits Enns EO 4; Lamoureux EO 4-5; Podolsky EO 4 Capital projects Lamoureux EO 5; Podolsky EO 5 Casino Lamoureux EO 5-6; Spar row EO 6 Community Involvement C. Evans EO 11; Sparr ow EO 11 Rnancial statements Enns EO 2-3; C. Evens EO 2-3; Podolsky EO 3

Index of Standing and Special Comm ittees Vulnerable Persons - Cont. Martindale EO 724-5 Statement of principles T.

Ducharme EO 728; Gunson EO 720, EO 725; Lauder EO 735; Lutfiyya EO 737; Martindale EO 725; Zebrowski EO 747 Substitute decision making Doherty EO 746; Lauder EO 732-3 Supported decision making Gunson EO 71 8-9, EO 721 ; Lutflyya EO 738 Workers Compensati on Board Appeai&-Employers Fox-Decent PUNA 86; Praznlk PUNA 87-8; Reid PUNA 86-8 Collateral benefits Black PUNA 98; Farrell PUNA 98; Praznlk PUNA 99; Reid PUNA 98-9 Exclusions Fox-Decent PUNA 77-8; Praznik PUNA 77-9; Re id PUNA 77-8 Hearing loss coverage Praznik PUNA 99; Reid PUNA 99 Injury claims-a lterla Farrell PUNA 79-80; Fox-Decent PUNA 79; Reld PUNA 79-80 Long-term claimants Black PUNA 96-7 ; Fox-Decent PUNA 98; Reid PUNA 96-7 Medical files-Access Farrell PUNA 92 ; Praznik PUNA 91 -2; 30 Workers Compensation - Cont.

Reld PUNA 91 -2 Opening remarks Gaudry PUNA 76; Praznik PUNA 73-6; Reid PUNA 76 Ove rpayments Fox-Decent PUNA 95-6; Praznlk PUNA 95; Reld PUNA 94-5 Planning symposium Fox-Decent PUNA 79; Reld PUNA 79 Physician handbook Barrett PUNA 91 ; Fox-Decent PUNA 91 Physician training Barrett PUNA 90-1 ; Farrell PUNA 90; Fox-Decent PUNA 90-1 Repetitive strain injuries Black PUNA 81 -2 ; Farrell PUNA 81 ; Fox-Decent PUNA 81 -2; Reld PUNA 80-2 Subsidies-Emp loyers Black PUNA 84, PUNA 86; Farrell PUNA 85; Fox-Decent PUNA 85-6; Reid PUNA 84-6 Trucking Industry Farrell PUNA 97; McMIIIan PUNA 97; Praznlk PUNA 98; Reld PUNA 97-8 Vocational rehabilitation Farrell PUNA 93; Fox-Decent PUNA 94; Praznik PUNA 94; Reid PUNA 92-4 Worker advocates Farrell PUNA 89; Fox-Decent PUNA 89; Praznlk PUNA 88-9; Reld PUNA 88-9

Index of Standing and Special Committees Venture Manitoba -Cont. Golf course C. Evans EO 14; Sparrow EO 14 -5 Marketing strategy Lamoureux EO 6-7; Sparrow EO 6-7 Opening remarks Enns EO 1-2 Re novations Enns EO 12 -3; C. Evans EO 11-3; Pool EO 11 ; Sparrow EO 11-2 Staffing Enns EO 10 -1; C.

Evans EO 10 ; Sparrow EO 1 0 Union negotiations Lamoureux EO 7; Sparrow EO 7-8 Video lottery terminals Lamoureux EO 4; Sparrow EO 5 Vulnerable Persons Uvlng with a Mental Disabil ity and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 30) Advocacy services Lauder EO 735; Lutflyya EO 738; Martin EO 714 -5; Martlndale EO 714 Age limitations Zebrowskl EO 747 Amendm ents Bird EO 742; Edwards EO 742; Klendl EO 744; Martlndale EO 744; Stephens EO 7 44 Clause 5 Glllesh am mer EO 761 ; passed EO 761 Clause 16 Gllleshammer EO 761 ; passed EO 761 Clause 32 Martlndale EO 762; defeated EO 763 Clause 48 Gilleshammer EO 763; passed EO 763 Clause 49 Gilleshammer EO 763; passed EO 763 Clause 83 Gilleshammer EO 763-4; passed EO 764 Clause 84 Gilleshammer EO 764; passed EO 764 Statemen t of principles Martlndale EO 759-60; defeated EO 761 Appeal process 29 Vulnerable Persons - Cont.

Gunson EO 721-2; Lauder EO 735; Lutfiyya EO 738-9; Zebrowski EO 747 Clarity T. Ducharme EO 726-7 Commis sioner Bird EO 742; Gunson EO 725-6; Lauder EO 735-6; Lutflyya EO 739; Martindale EO 725; J. Smith EO 746; Zebrowskl EO 7 4 7

Definitions T. Ducharme EO 728; Lauder EO 732, E D 734 ; Lutflyya EO 737-8 Developmental centres Bird EO 740-1; Klendl EO 743; Lauder EO 733-4; Lutflyya EO 73 9; Stephens EO 7 43-4 Health care system-Regionalizatlon Martin EO 714 Hearing panel Lauder EO 732 ; J. Smith EO 746 Information, provision of Lauder EO 732 Mediation services Lauder EO 732 Mental Health Act T.

Ducharme EO 728-7; Gunson EO 72 1 Necessity Martin EO 71 3 Opening remarks Alcock EO 759; Martlndale EO 758 Order of Supervision Lutflyya EO 739 Public Trustee Lauder EO 733 Registry availability Gillesham mer EO 738-7; Lauder EO 732, EO 738-7; Martindale EO 736 Respite care Bird EO 741 ; Doherty EO 746; Kiendl EO 745; Martindale EO 745; Stephens EO 745 Review Gunson EO 722; Lauder EO 734; Lutfiyya EO 739; Martin EO 71 5; Martindale EO 71 5 Review comm ittee recomme ndations Gunson EO 71 7-8, EO 722-5; i ,,

Appendices APPEN DIX A El ection of Chair persons Standing and Special Commit tees Economic Development Mr. Jack Reimer March 18 , 19 93 Mr. Jack Penner June 15 , 19 93 Mr. Bob Rose June 17 , 19 93 Mr. Jack Penner June 17 , 19 93 Mr. Jack Relmer June 18 , 19 93 law Amendments Mr. Jack Penner June 9, 19 93 Mr. Bob Rose June 24, 19 93 Mr. Jack Relmer July 23, 19 93 Mr. Bob Rose July 26, 19 93 Municipal Affairs Mr. Bob Rose June 15 , 19 93 Mr. Ben Svelnson June 25, 19 93 Privileges and Elections Mrs. Shirley Render April 27, 19 93 Mr. Jack Penner June 29, 19 93 Public Accounts Mr. l.

Evans March 4, 19 93 Public Utilities and Natural Resources Mr. Jack Reimer March 2, 19 93 Mr. Marcel laurendea u July 6, 19 93 31 . i I 'I ' !. I I ., t I· ·' .! i � l, �I -[ i . · if i : J' 'i i i• n I I I.

Appendices AP PENDI X B Publi c Prese nters/Crown Cor por ation Staff A.E . McKenzle Co. Ltd. Robinson, Ken ...... ..... .... .............................. Vice-President of Finance, A.E. McKenzle Co. Ltd. Smeltz, Dale ......... .... ................. ........ ....... ... Chairperson, A. E. McKenzle Co. Ltd. West. Ray .............. .. ..... .... ...... ..................... President and Chief Executive Officer, A.E. McKenzle Co. Ltd. Boxi ng and Wrestl ing Commission Act (8111 15 ) Borodltsky, Martin ...... ... ................. ..............

Can-Am Wrestling Holliday, Bob ...... .......... ...... ...... ........ ........... World Wrestling Federation; · West Four Matchmakers City of Winnip eg Amendment, Municipal Amendment, Plann ing Amendment and

Summary Convictions Amendment Act (8111 38) Angus, John .. ............ ....... ... .. ............ .......... City of Winnipeg Biackman, Ed ............................ .. ..... .... ...... . Canadian Union of Public Employees Dalmyn, Anthony ......................................... Private citizens Moist,Pa ui ... ....... ...................... ...... .............. Canadian Union of Public Employees Ryan, John .... ........ .......... ........... ................. Private citizen VIncent, David ............... ........................ ......

Private citizen Commun ities Economic Development Fund Clarke, LoreHa ........... .............. .................... General Manager, Communities Economic Development Fund Wakefing, Gordon .................... .... ................ Manager of Finance, Communities Economic Development Fund Crown Corporations Council Kavanagh, Kevin P .. .......... ... ............. .......... Chairperson, Crown Corporations Council Sherwood, Douglas ......... ........... .......... ..... ..

President and Chief Executive Officer, Crown Corpor ations Council Fisheries Amendment Act (Bill 35) BigheHy, Pascall Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs 32 I f '

Appendi ces Freedom of Information Act Gillespie, Gordon D. ··· ·········· ···· � ············ ····· ·P rivate citizen Laud er, Rod .... ..... ...... ....... ... ......... ............... Private citizen Marshal!, Eric ................ .... .. ............ ............. Manitoba Library Association Nickerson, Mlchael ............. ........... ......... ..... Private citizen Weibe, Sherry ..................... ............ . ............ Uberal Research Office Wychreschuk, Russell .. .. ....... ... ...... ... .. ...... ..

Private citizen wrmen Submissions Earle, Gordon .. ......... ... .. .............. ................ Ombudsman of Manitoba McGaffln, Bill and Vie Fron .... ...... ................ Private citizens Rubin, Ken .................. ........ .. ... .................... Private citizen Taylor, Dave ... ......................... .................... Concerned Citizens of Manitoba Inc. Health Services Insurance Amendment Act (Bill 31 ) Byers, Cynthla .. ....... .. .. ............ ......... ... ...... .. Private citizen Desllet, Ann a .... ... ..... ........ ........ .. ... ..............

Alliance for Ufe Johnson, Lorl .. ....... ... ................ ... .. .............. Morgentaler Clinic Land, Audrhea ....................... ........... ... ...... .. Private citizen Le Rougetel, Amanada .............. .. ................ Coalition for Reproductive Choice Mahood, Robble ...... ..... ... .............. ..... ... ...... Private citizen Legal Aid Services Society of Man itoba Amendment and Crown Attorneys Amendment Act (BIII 40) A bra, Douglas ..................................... . ........

Law Society of Manitoba Legis lative Assembly Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 55) Dholakla, Sandlp .. ............................ ............ Canadian Union of Educational Workers O'Neil, Diane ...... ..... ............... .. .................... Prlvate citizen Schultz, Herb .. ..... .. ......................... ............. Private citizen Kucharczyk, Waiter ........... ..... ...... .... ............ Private citizen Liquor Control Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 42) Benoit, Ray ....................... ............ .. ........... ..

Private citizen Bergen, George ...... .. .... .. ..... ............. ...... ..... Private citizen Choate, Peter .. .. ..... ........ ....... ....... .. ... .... ....... Aiberta Distillers Umited (Calgary) Contant, Chris .............. .......... .. ...... ...... ........ C.C. Biggs Restaurant and Bar Ford, John ... .................. ..... .............. ............ Private citizen 33

Appendices Jocelyn, Larry .............................................. Gordon Hotels and Motor Inns Limited King, Leslle ........ ... .. .... .... ..... ... .. .. ..... .. ..... ..... Private citizen Ledohowski, Leo .. .. ... ...... ... ....... ..... ...... ....... Hospitality Corp oration of Manitoba Inc. Loewen, Henry .. .... .... .......... .............. .......... Conference of Mennonit es of Manitoba Loscerbo, Angi .. ..... .. ... ... ... ..... ... ...... .... ........ Osbome Florist Ltd. Moore, Michael .. ........ ....... .. ....... ..................

Manitoba Restaurant and Food Ser vices Association Neal, Dale ........ ............. ............................... Private citizen Olfert, Peter .. ... ..... .... ... ... ........... .... .... .......... Manitoba Gover nment Employees' Union Pierce, Keith ......... .......... ..... ........................ Manitoba Distillers Council Read , John and Randy McNicle ............. ..... ................ .... ...... Manitoba Hotel Association Ritcher, Well and ....... ......... ......... ... .............. Private citizen Roznowsky, Stephen ....... ...... .......... ....... ....

Private citizen Silver, Daryl and Keith Martin ..... .. ... ... ...... ... ..... ............ ... ....... Private citizens Spence, Debbie .. ... ....... ........ .......... ...... ..... .. Social Planning Council of Winnipeg Zieske, Wes .... .... .. ..... ... .. ... ... ..... ......... .. .... ... Private citizen Written Submission Tsouras, George ....... .. .. .... ................ .... ....... Private citizen Manitoba Ener gy Authority Brennan, Robert B .. .... ...... ...... .....................

President, Man itoba Hydro Manit oba Foundation Act (Bill 52) Cohen, David ......... ... .......... .... ..................... Jewlsh Founda tion of Manitoba Kraayeveld, Dan ......... ............. .................... Winnipeg Foundation Man itoba Hazardous Waste Manag ement Corporation Vernon, Donald .... ......................... ... ........... Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer, Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corp. Manitoba Hydro-E lectric Board Brennan, Robert B .. .............................. .. ..... President, Manitoba Hydro McCallum, John .............. .... .. .... .............. .....

Chairperson, Manitoba Hydro-E lectric Board Manitoba lntercu ltural Council Repeal Act (BIII 28) Bailey, Donald A .. ..... ..... .......... ........ ............ Manitoba Association for Rights and Liberties 34

Appe ndice s Dolin , M arty ...... ..... ..... ......... ............... ........ .. Private citizen LaFrenlere, Don .. ............ ............... ............. . Private citizen Urn, H.C .. ..................................................... Private citizen Prychltko, Terry ....... .. ..... .. .. .. ......... ..... .......... Manitoba lntercultur al Council Ramgoolam, Don ....... ..... ....... .. ....... ............ . Manitoba Association for Rights and Uberties Wllllams, Wade ......... .. ................ ........... ...... National Black Coalition of Canada, National Council of St.

VIncent and The Grenadines Association In Canada Written Submissions Blaikle, Bill .................... ........ ...... ................. Member of Parliament, Winnipeg-Transcona Lazar, Mlchael .... ..... .. ... .. ...... ....................... League for Human Rights, Midwest Region, B'nai Brith Canada Man itoba Liquor Control Comm issi on Smith, Derek .. ..... ..... .... ... ............................. President and Chief Executive Office, Manitoba Liquor Cont rol Commission Man itoba Lotteries Foundation Funk, Bill ................... ....... .. ..........................

President and Chief Executive Officer, Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Hak, Peter ............................ .. .. ....... ............. Director, Finance and Administration, Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Man itoba Lotteries Foundation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 43) Ullle, Dan ..... .... ........ ........ ............. ............... Royal Canadian Legion - Branch 42 Olfert, Peter ........ ............... ............. .. ........... Manitoba Government Employees Union Man itoba Min eral Resour ces Ltd. Clarke, J.W . .......................... ...... ....... .... ......

Chairperson, Manitoba Mineral Resources Haugh, I an ............... ....... .... ... ......... ............. President, Manitoba Mineral Resources Man itoba Publi c In suranc e Corporation Bardua, J. Waiter ........... ..... ............. ......... ... President and Gen eral Manager, Manitoba Public Insur ance Corporation 35

Appendices Manitoba Publi c Insurance Corporation Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 37) Balllie, Larry .. .... . ..... .. ......... ..... ....... ...... ..... ... Private citizen Blanaru, Chuck .. .. ...... ......... .... .. .. .... ..... .. ...... Private citizen Buetl, Frank ....... ... .... .......... .... ............. .... .... Private citizen Cormack, Cralg ....... ...... .... .... .. .... . ..... ... ....... City of Winnipeg Finance Department Dlxon, Howard .. .. ... ............. .. ... ...... .............. Private citizen Greasley, Gervin L ....................... . .. . .... . .... .

Winnipeg Construction Association Inc. Harris, AI .. ....•.. •.... .........•...........•........... ..•.... Employers Task Force on Workers Compensation Hilliard, Rob .. ..•... ................ .. .. ............. ........ Manitoba Federation of Labour Holley, Met ....................................... ..... ......• Public Interest Law Centre Janzen, Jacob P .. ... ....... .... ........ ..... ............. Western Bar Association Kruk, Jerry ....... ........... ........... .. .... .. ..... ...... ... Canadian Automobile Association Lane, John .... ...•... .. ..............• .....•.....•... .•...•..

Canadian Paraplegic Association Meighen, Frank 0 . . . ... .. ... . ......... . ............. . .... Western Bar Association Onchulenko, Wayne ...... .... ... ......... .. .. .......... Private citizen Rodln, Greg ... .......... ..... .... ..... ........... ........... Legal Rights Network Schroeder, VIctor .... ... .. .. ... .... ..... ... ............... Private citizen Stanchell, Mary Ann ... . .... . ....... ..... � •.•........•.. Private citizen Steinfeld, Barry ... ...... ....... ..... ............ ..... ... ...

Manitoba Layers for Responsible Automobile Insurance Tapper, Robert ..... .......... ........ ..... ...... .... ...... Private citizen Tomllnson, Michael .... ... .... ............ ....... ....... Private citizen Wilder, Same .. ............. ..... ..... .. ........ ... ....... .. Private citizen Yusim, Alan ... .. ..... .. ....... ....... ........... ............ Private citizen Written Submissions Bottlng, Dale ....... .... ....... .. ....... ......... .... .. ...... Canadlan Federation of Independent Business Creek, George ... ........ ..... .. ..... .... ..... ... .. ........

Asslnlbolne Insurance Brokers Enns, Henry .. ..... ... .... .. ..... ......... ..... .. ....... ..... Disabled Peoples' International Hallock, Nancy ..... ... ...... ... ....... .... ... ... .... ... ... Manitoba Chronic Pain Association Inc. Harris, Grace .... ..... ........... ... .. ... .... .... .. ......... Private citizen Hughes, Marie ... ........... .... ............ ....... .... .... Private citizen Jenkins, Jennifer ...... ... .. ........ ......... ....... ...... Private citizen McRitchle, Tamara ......... .. .... ........ ... .. ..... .....

Private citizen Slmard, Guy .. ........ ... .... .. ...... ...... .......... ... .... Nightingale Research Foundation 36 �-- ... - ... ...... ,. �-� .. ��;- �· -·· ·- _ .. ... ... _ .. - ·.:· � .... -, . .;. �-.· .- .. .- ·--.-- --_� .... ... - ... ... ____ __ .., __ _ - ... •· -

Appe ndice s Manitoba Telep hone System Fraser, BIII ........ ...... ... ......... ..... .. ......... ..... .. ... Vice-Presldent, Finance, Manitoba Telephone System Gordon, Barry .. ..... .. ..... ............ .... .. ............. .Vice-President, Network Services, Manitoba Telephone System Nault, Heather ........ ... ..... ..... ....... ... ....... ........ VIce-President, Corporate and Regulatory Affairs and Corporate Secretary, Manitoba Telephone System Pedde, Oz .......................... ...... ....... .... .........

President and Chief Executive Officer, Manitoba Telephone System Stefanson , Tom ....................... .................... Chair person, Board of Commissioners, Manitoba Telephone System Minor s Intoxicating Substances Control Act (Bill 29) Boyd, James ............. ................. .... ............. . Pritchard Place Drop In Centre Eyer, Jack ........... ................. ..... .......... ......... Private citizen Glover, Donna ............ ..... ...... ..... .................. Aboriginal Council of Winnipeg Inc. Hammond, Barry .. ..... .... ............... ................

Private citizen Helgason, Way ne ............... ......................... Private citizen Henderson, Tim ........................................... Private citizen Rodgers, John ....................... ............ .... ...... Main Street Project Rumley, BIII .............. . .................. .. .... ........ ... Private citizen SI m, Peter .. ... .... ..................... ..... ................. Manitoba Assodatlon for Rights and Uberties Spence, Debl .. ............ .... ... ....... ...... ............. Norquay Parent Coundl Written Submissions Draper, William W .. .... ........... .......................

Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce Goldstlne, lan .. . ...... .... .................................. Manitoba Medical Assoda tion Mun icipal Amendment Act (2) (Bill 51 ) Glesbrecht, John .. .............................. .......... Union of Manitoba Mun icipalities Perso nal Property Securit y and Consequential Amendments Act (8111 14 ) Braid, Arthur, Q.C. Prov incial Parks and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 41 ) Balenovlc, I van .. ..... ....... ............. ....... .......... Manitoba Timer Quota Holders Assodatlon Batchelor, Ted ........... .. ....... ....... ............. ..... Comlnco Ltd. 37

Appendices Boulet, Armand ....... .... ............ .. ......... .... ...... Lumber and Sawmill Workers Union (LSWU) Burbridge, Willlam ......... ....................... ....... Manitoba-Saskatchewan Prospectors and Developers Association. Burbridge, Willlam .. ...................... ....... ....... . on behalf of Donald J, Blrak, Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Co. Ltd. Burdeny, Waiter .............. .... . ...... .................. Private citizen Carter, Nick ...... ............ .... ........................... Private citizen Chalmers, A lice .............. ...................... .......

Private citizen Clubb, Llndy ................................................ Sierra Club of Western Canada Coote, Jack ............ ..... ................ ... .... . ... ..... Private citizen Coote, Sharon ..... ........................................ Private citizen Cox, Dlane .. .......... ......... ................... ..... ...... on behalf of Duncan Stewart Crawford, Laird .............. .......... ............... ..... Private citizen Derenchuk, Donna .. ...... ............. ..... ... ......... Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society (CPAWS) Elllott, Ails on .................... ....... .....................

Private citizen Hanson, Gordon ................. ......................... Private citizen Harbottle, Edna .......... ................................. Private citizen Harbottle, Gary ............................................ Private citizen Harbottle, Robert ........... .............................. Private citizen Herfst, Hendrik ............. .................. ........ ..... Defenders of Noplmlng Hlbbert, Glenn .... ........... ...... ... .. ....... ......... ...

Private citizen Hyrorchuk, Anthony ..... ... .. .... ....................... lnteriake Quota Hol ders Assodatlon Greaves, I an ............... ... .............................. Private citizen Jacobson, John ...... .. ................................... Private citizen Kaplnga, Margaret .... ....... ............................ Friends of Oak Hammock Marsh Keenan, Vincent ...... . ....... ....... ..................... Private citizen Kelly, Joseph ........ .................. ............ ......... Private citizen Kovacs, Barney .. ............. ................ ........ ....

Mining Association of Manitoba Kucharczyk, Waiter .............. ....................... Private citizen LePoudre. Brian .. ......... .. ............................. Manitoba Parks and Recreation Assodation Lewandoski, Leonard .... .............................. Private citizens Masson, Steve ......... ....... ............ ... .............. Granges Incorporation Matlashewski, Waiter .. .... .......... ... ...... ... .. .. .. Private citizen May er, Heinrich ..... ........ ........ ..... ..... .. .......... Private citizen Mcfariand, John .. .. .......... ....... ........ .............

Private citizen McMahon, Jack ............. ..... .. ................... .... Pr ivate citizen Melnlck, Joe .. .. .. .. ......... .... ....................... .... Private citizen 38 ... ,�· - -.. ·-. �; · �- - -· · · · _ .. ... �, - - ---.�-- -.-. ... - ...... - ... -.· -- .�- -- - ·- · · · - · - - -- - - �-- �- -· --- - ,, -I ; I

Appendices Nagen, Paul .................. .. ............................. on behalf of D. James Robertson, Falconbridge Ltd. Nickarz, Dave ...... ....... .......... ....................... Private citizen Ostrowski, Henr y .............. .... .... .................. . Mayor, Village of Powervlew Pannell, Bnan ..................... ............... .. ........ Canadian Bar Association, Manitoba branch Pazemiuk, Gord ........... ... ......... .. ................. . Private citizen Peters, Herb .. ....... ........ ................................

Private citizen Phillips, Jon .. .. ........... ...... .. .. ............. ... ......... Private citizen Pilloud, Margaret. ....... ... ............................... Private citizen Pinnell, Glen .................. .. ...... .... ..... ............. Abitibi-Price Pruitt, Willia m ................ ..... .......................... Private citizen Rajotte, Freda ............... ........ ................. ..... . Private citizen Rybuck, Ray ...... .......... .......... ......................

Association of Private Land Owners in Manitoba Provincial Parks Samson, Bruce ................ .... ... .. ................... Whiteshell District Association Inc. Sharp, Kelly ......... ..... ... ............. ................... Private citizen Shlngleton, Lyla ........... ... ...................... ....... Private c:;!zen Slngh, Christlne ........ ................................ ... Coalition to Save the Elms Sourisseau, Jean-Phillppe .................. ... ...... Private citizen Stllkows ki, Gayle ........... ... .. ........... ...... ..... ....

Private citizen Sulllvan, Don ................. ........ ... ............... .. .. . Cholces, a Coalition for Social Justice Thurston, Peter ...... .......... ........... .... .... ..... .... North East Sustainable Development Association Wlllla ms, Harvey ............ .............................. Time to Respect Earth's Ecosystems (TREE) Wills on, Carol ... ..... ....................................... Private citizen Yatkowsky, Bob ..... .... ..... ................ ..... ..... ... Canadian lnstHute of Forestry Written Submissions Ander, Doreen ........ .... .... .......... ....... . ...........

Private citizen Ander, Harvey ......... .. .............. ..................... Private citizen Barabash, James ..................... ......... ...... .. ... Private citizen Carpenter, Ellen M .. .. ................................... Private citizen Carpenter, Mary J ... ............. ... ... .................. Private citizen Carpenter, Robin E. and Mary ..................... Private citizens Dun lop, Bruce ........ ............... ....................... The Prospectors Association of Manitoba Ferreira, Wiiliam ......... .... .... ..........................

Private citizen Gale, Gordon and Donalda .......................... Private citizens Hannila, Jorma J .......... .... ........ ....... ..... ....... . lnco Umited Hayes, R.O . ....... ........ .................................. Private citizen Hutton, Judith and Claude .. ......................... Private citizen 39

Appendices Johnson, Gerald and Marlene .......... .... ....... Private citizens Jones, Wes A . ...... ............... .. ... ................... Private citizen Lesavage, Stave J .............. ... ...... ................ Private citizen Lorden, Susan ...... .. ............... ...... ................ Private citizen Raid, Margaret A . ....... . ..... ... .. . . . . . . . . . ..... . . . .... Private citizen Sangster, Kathy .. ......... .. ..... ..... ..... ..... .... ..... Private citizen Sellick, Elizabeth A. ... . ............ . . . . ...... . ... . . .....

Manitoba Association for Rights and Uberties Provincial Railways and Consequential Amendment Act (B ill 33) Tennant, Don ....... ..... ..... ...... ............. ......... .. United Transportation Union Public Accounts Bellringer, Carol... ..... ............. ...... ............... . Provincial Auditor Rosenhek, Eric ............................................ Provincial Comptroller Public Schoo ls Amendment Act (8111 16 ) Green, Batty ...... .............. ........ ................. ... Lakeshore School Division McRuer, Glen ..... ...................... ...................

Manitoba Teachers' Society Mihychuk, Mary Ann .. ............ ... .... ............... Winnipeg School Division No. 1 Ross, June .. ...... ............ ...... ..... .. .... .... ......... Canadian Union of Public Empl oyees Seller, Joan .. ....... ........... ........... .................. Canadian Union of Public Employees Turner, David .... ,. ......................................... Manltoba Teachers' Society Watson, Gail .. .. .. ................................... .......

Manitoba Association of School Trustees Public Schoo ls Amendment Act (4) (8111 25) Dureault, Gerry ................... ................. ...... .. Manitoba Teachers' Society Turner, Davld .... .. .. ............... ........................ Manltoba Teachers' Society Publi c Schools Amendment (Francophone Schools Governance) Act (8111 34) Allard, Jean .. ....... ............. ........... .. ..... ......... Private citizen Bedard, Armand .. ..... .. ........ ... ................ ...... la Commission natlonale des parents francophones Boucher, Ala in .. .. ................. ... .............. .......

Le Con sell jeunesse provincial Boulianne, Guy .... .................. ........ .. ........ .... les Educatrices et Educateurs Francophones du Manitoba Druwe, Georges .. .... . ........ ........ .......... .... ..... la Societe franco-manitobaine le Quare, Phillppe ... ......... ............ ........ ....... Private citizen 40 ·- �. 0 - ••• .. ... , .. ·.• ••• :· .. . :� -. ... . . � . ... .. ... .. ... . .... --.•• ,._ . .. - '. .; ., I l i I I q I 'I

Appendic es lecuyer , Gerard ................ ........................... Federation provinciale des comites de parents McConaghy, Gerald .... .. ....... ............. ... ........ Manitoba Association of School Superintendents Ray, Larent .......................... .. ............. .... ..... Federation provlnciale des comites de parents St. Hllalre, Estelle .. ........ ..... ....... .................. L'Associatlon des dlrecteurs et dlrectrices des ecoles franco-manltobalnes Savard, Gilbert ................ ..... ........................

Federation provlnclale des comites de parents Turner, Davle ...... ....... ........ .......................... Manitoba Teachers' Society Wall, George ....... .. .. .. ... ....... ............. ....... .. ... Manitoba Association of School Su perintendents Public Sector Reduced Work Week and Compensation Management Amendment Act (Bill 22) Aasland, Kernlel. ...... .. .............. ...... ......... ..... Pri vate citizen Ardem, Brian .... ..... ......... .............................. Thompson Teachers' Association Bastable, Bob ......................... ............... ......

Regional Support Centre, Daerwood School Benolt, Ray .. .. ...................... .. ...................... Private citizen Bergen, George ......... .. ................................ Private citizen Sewer, Judy .... .. .. ................ ...... ................... Birdtail River Teachers' Association Blackman, Ed ........... ................. ................... Private citizen Booth, Tom .............. ... ................................. Manitoba Organization of Faculty Association Bouderilque, llllian .. ........................ .. ..........

Private citizen Brown, Jeff .. .......... ... ........... .. .... ............... .... Private citizen Bryan, Bemlce .............. ............................... Private citizen Burrows, Sel ......... ....... ....... ...... ....... .. ....... ... Private citizen Campbell, Nlcole .............. .. .. ........ .. ... .. ......... Private citizen Casselman, Evan .............. ....... ................... . Turtle Mountain Teachers' Association Chalatumyk, John ...... ............... .. ................. Retired Teachers' Association of Manitoba Chemomas, Robert .... .... ... ............ ... ...........

University of Manitoba Faculty Associa tion Clarke, Clarence ...... ... ............ ..................... Private citizen Coelho, lewis ............. ..... .. ..... ..................... Private citizen Darcy, Judy .............. .............. .. ... ................. Canadian Union of Public Employees Davies, Bob ................ ............. .................... Winnipeg Teachers' Association de Delley, Diane .. .................. ...................... Private citizen DeJardin, Alan ................... ..........................

Private citizen Dooley, Robert .. .......... ............... .................. lnternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, local 435 Ducharme, Kathy .......................... .. ........ .... . Private citizen 41

Appendices Dyck, Peter ........ ...... ....... .. ............ ..... ...... .... Private citizen Emberley, Kenneth ........... .... ......... .. ...... ...... Private citizen Featherstone, Bill ...... ..... ............................. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 2034 Fitzpatrick, Dents ........ ... .............................. Private citizen Fortler, Paul ...... .. ....... ...... ... ......................... Private citizen Froese, Brenda ...................... ........ .... .......... Private citizen Gabbert, Mark ........ .................. ........ ............

Private citizen I i ' I Geary, Unda ............ ......... ... .... .................... Private citizen Gervais, Darryl ................. .............. .... ......... Pally Trail Teachers' Association Gletz, Dan ..... ............. .. ..... ............. .. .. ...... ... Private citizen Glllies, Rollle ......... .... ...... .. .... ............. .. ........ lnterlake Teachers' Association Golden, Mark .... ........................................... Private citizen Goldensteln, I an .. .... ........ ..... ..... ..................

Manitoba Medical Association Guilford, Ken ......... ............ ..... ....... .............. Private citizen Hates, Bill ............. .................... ....... .... ........ Private citizen Hamilton, Blair .............. .. .......... ..... .............. Private citizen Hammond, Barry ...... ................................... Private citizen Hancharyk, Maureen ......... ... ......... ..... ......... Manitoba Nurses Union Harden , Neil ..... ...... .. ........ ....... .................... Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada Hardy, Dave .............. .... ..............................

Private citizen Harrls, George .. .. .. .. ................ .............. ... .... Private citizen Hart-Kulbaba, Susan ....... .. ....... ... ................ Manitoba Federation of Labour Hawaleshka, Ostap .. ................................... Private citizen Hilliard, Robert ....... ......... .......... ................... Private citizen Holbom, Step hen .. .. .................................... Private citizen Howell, Len .................................................. Prlvate citizen Ivory, Kelly ............. ............. .........................

Private citizen Jamerson, Deborah .... ..... .. ...... .................... Private citizen Johns, David ........ .......... ...................... .. ...... Private citizen . Kearstephan, Barbara .. ... .. ... ...... ... ........ ...... Portage Teachers' Association Kristjansson, Ron .. ....... ................. .............. Private citizen Lerner, David .. . . .. ....... .. . ..... . ... . . . . ...... . ....... . ... Private citizen Leskiw, Laurena .... .............. ........ ........ ........ Retired Teachers' Association of Manitoba Ubitka, Tracy and Shauna .............. .... .........

Private citizens Lopko, Bern le .. ............ ................................ Private citizen 42 ' . i . . ... ·. -. - __ . .., : �. -.� .. .. .. ,- ., ...

Appendices MacKinnon, Twill a MacDonald .................... Private citizens loxley, John .. ................ .. ............. ................ Private citizen MacNell, Neil ... .................... .. ........... ........ .... lakeshore Teachers' Association McCoubrey, Glen .... ............. ...... .... ...... ........ Private citizen McDonnell, Patrick ...... ................................. Private citizen Mclean, Ron ... ...... .. ....... ...................... ... .... Canadian Federation of labour Meilleux-Reid, Debbie .... .. ........ .. ... .. ...... .......

Private citizen Moist, Paul .. ................................................. CUPE, Nation Research Department Nickarz, Jlm ...... .. .................... .. ..... . ............. Private citizen Normandale, Dave ............. .... ..................... . Private citizen Olafson, Mark ........... ...... ............ ......... .. ... ... Private citizen Olfert, Peter .................. .. ........ ... .................. Manitoba Government Employees' Union O' Nelll, Dlane ..................... ............ . .... ......... Private citizen Or1andini, Richard .... .. ... ... ............ .... . ...........

Private citizen Park, Richard ............. .................................. Private citizen Phillips, Myrna ..................... .. .. ....... ......... .... Private citizen Phlllips, Paui ................. .... .. ........... ........ ... ... Private citizen Powell, Gaynor .......... .... .. ... ..................... .... Private citizen Pugh, Pattl .. .. .... .... .. .. ... ........... .. ............. ...... Private citizen Reimer, levi ... .............................................. Seven Oaks Teachers' Association Rennle, John .............. .............. .. ..................

Portage Teachers' Association Riche, Nancy .... ............ ..... ....... ............. ... ... Canadian labour Congress Robertson, Rick .. ............. .... ........................ Manitoba School Counsellors Association Roznowsky, Steven .. .. .. .......... ..................... Private citizen Schroeder, Alan .......................... .... ... ....... ... Private citizen Seller, Joan ..... ............... ....... ....................... Canadian Union of Public Employees Seymour, Wllliarn .........................................

Private citizen Shaw, Michaei .. ............................ ... ............ Canadian Union of Educational Workers Silver, Jlm ............ ...... . .. ............................... Choices Smith, Bllle ......................... .............. ............ Private Citizen Sparllng, Richard ............ .. ............ ............... Private citizen Speare, Marie ..... ................ ..... .... ............... . Private citizen Stevenson, lyle ...... ... .... ...... .......... .... .......... Private citizen Sullivan, Don ................. ..................... ....... ...

Private citizen Sumerlus, William ............ ................ ............ Private citizen Thaln, Chris .. ... ...... ................. ..... ..... .. ......... Private citizen Todd, laurie .. ............ ....... .. ... ........ ....... ........ Private citizen 43

Append ices Tuckwell, Geoff ............ ................................ Transcona-Sprlngfleld Teachers' Assodatlon Tummon, Ron ........... ..... .............................. Private citizen Tumer. Davld ........ ................ .... . .................. Manltoba Teachers' Soctety Vall, Biii ..... .......... ....... .... ...... ........ ................ Prlvate citizen von Stein, Marllyn ..... .... .... ......... .................. Charleswood Junior High Vorst. Jessle ............... ................................. Private citizen Wallace, Mary .. ........................... ... ..............

CUPE local 500 Wally, Ron .. .. ........... ............. ....................... Manitoba Assodatlon of Health Care Professionals Watson, Gall ....... ... .... . ... .. .... ..... ......... .......... Manitoba Assodatlon of School Trustees Willis, Mei .... ........ .. .... . .. ......... ..... ........ ..... .... Prlvate citizen Wolfe, Barry .................. ...... .. ....................... River East Teachers' Assodatlon Zwiep, Jettle .. .... .. .......... .. ... .........................

Private citizen Written Submlaalona Agasslz Teachers' Assodatlon Anderson, Hazel .. .... ... ................... ....... ....... Private citizen Bellemare, Katherlne .... ............................... Teacher, Dauphin Regional Comprehensive Secondary School Black, Erroi .. .............. .................................. Brandon University Faculty Assodatlon Blalkle, John .............. ............................... .. . Brandon University Faculty Assodatlon Boyko, Jack ..................... ..... ....................... Private citizen Bugera, Borls ............ ... .............. .... .... ..........

Prlvate citizen Chaboyer, Jan ................ ....... .... ... .. ....... ...... MGEU , local 2003, Brandon University Doleckl, J.F .. ................. ...... ..... .............. ...... Brandon University Faculty Assodatlon lntermountaln Teachers' Association Professional Development Committee Free, Carole .... ............. ....... ........ ... ... ......... .. Resource Teacher, St. George School Fyk, Ester ....... .. ..... .... ... ...... ......... ................ Private citizen Granger, Betty and Mr. Krahn .. ...... .............

Winnipeg School Division No. 1 Grexton, Barb ... ............ .... .. .. .... ...... ............. Teacher, Grandvlew Schoof O'Nell, Dlane and Sahra ....... ...... ................. Private citizens Reld, Russ .. .......................... .. ............... ...... Private citizen Reston Collegiate Institute Rondeau, Robert .... ..... ... .... .. ....................... Private citizen Staff ........ ........ .... ......... ......... .... .. .... .. ..... ...... Rorketon School Stephenson, V . ................ .. .. ........................

White Horse Plain Teachers' Assodatlon Teachers ......... ............. ......... .......... ............. Goose lake High Wart, Janlce .. ............. .... ..... ......... ........ ....... Vocational Industrial Teachers' Assodatlon Wlttevrongel, Barry ....... .... ..... ............ . ......... St. VItal Teachers' Assodatlon 44 . . ·- ·-· ·· ; .. ·- ·� - .. . . ... ,, -· ·..:·-�- ... .... ... · ... ·�·· · --... ·-- :--- ..... ......... -- ... '- ... -� · · . -,.- ., .. .... . ·· •.. .

Appendic es Woodman, Sh aron .. .. ........ ........... ........ ........ Teacher, Brandon School Division Yeo, Dale .... ..... ....... . .................. ................. . Pri vate citizen Regional Waste Manag ement Authorities, The Muni cipal Amendm ent and Consequential Amendment s Ac

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