HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1990 2nd SESSION - 41st GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Thomas Lush

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Aylward,Mr.Kevin(I,Stephenville) BUDGETDebateBk.40A,Pg.23-32 ECONOMY DebateBk.4,Pg.39-45 EDUCATIONALagenda-WhitePaper NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.36 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.29A,Pg.53-57;Bk.31,Pg.27-28;Bk. 31A,Pg.52-56;Bk.36,Pg.23-26 GOODSandServicesTax(GST) DebateBk.25,Pg.42-49 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee ReportBk.26,Pg.21 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) DebateBk.27,Pg.30-32 HOSPITALinStephenville LeveloffundingtoSirThomasRoddickHospi talBk.$7,Pg.2$ INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.6,Pg.34-37 LABOURrelationsinpublicandprivatesectors DebateBk.49,Pg.4247 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) DebateBk.13,Pg.55-64 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatfirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.55B,Pg.17-23 PETITIONS Stephenvillehospital-cutinfundingBk.87,Pg. 28 REPORTSTABLED GovernmentServicesEstimatesCommitteereport Bk.26,Pg.21 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) DebateBk.26,Pg.29-32 TOURISMindustry DebateBk.44,Pg.4045 WHITE,Earle,Stephenville,condolencestofamily upondeathBk.18,Pg.1 Aylward,Mr.Robert(PC,Kilbride) AMALGAMATION ResidentsofSt.Jude’sregardingamalgamation withDeerLakeBk.16,Pg.25 ARGENTIAferryservice ExtensionoftheserviceBk.19,Pg.11-12;Bk. 44,Pg.4 ASSESSMENTAct(Bill22) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.82,Pg.42 BUDGET Increaseinfeesandlicences;taxincreasesBk. 17,Pg.15 BUDGETDebateBk.40,Pg.4043;Bk.40A,Pg.1- 5;Bk.42A,Pg.45-53;Bk.43,Pg.19-21 CAPiTALroadsprogram Listofprojectsfor1991announcedBk.90,Pg.3 CROWNLandsAct Changesregardingpublicright-of-waytolakes, pondsandriversBk.14,Pg.31 DANGEROUSGoodsTransportationActandSum maryProceedingsAct(Bill37) SecondreadingBk.87,Pg.4647 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) DepartmentofWorks,Services-changeinpolicy forovertimecompensationforsupervisory employeesBk.69,Pg.45 Ombudsman’soffice-eliminationBk.82,Pg.49 OssokmanuanBridgecontractBk.60,Pg.41 DEPARTMENTofEducation CurriculumDivision-relocationfromAtlantic PlacetoRemaxBuilding-detailsofleaseBk.93, Pg.7-8 DEPARTMENTofWorks,ServicesandTransporta tion EmployeesinDeerLakeprotestinglayoffsBk.3, Pg.19 Expenditurereductions-MotorRegistrationOf fice;FogoIslandferryservice;overtimecompen sationforsupervisoryemployeesBk.67,Pg.3 LayoffofsecurityguardsBk.3,Pg.9-10 Overtimecompensationforsupervisory employees-changeinpolicy;delayinsnow removalonNorthempeninsulaBk.68,Pg.17; Bk.69,Pg.14-17;45 Planstoprivatizemaintenanceandsnowclearing Bk.3,Pg.9 WinterroadconditionsbetweenDonovansand HolyroodBk.91,Pg.11-12 DUMPtruckindustry Independentoperators;protestinGrandFalls- BadgerareaBk.54,Pg.11 EXECUTWECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.31A,Pg.56-59;Bk.32,Pg.3746;Bk. 33,Pg.31-34;Bk.33A,Pg.3-6;12-15;18-21 FERRYrates ReductionBk.14,Pg.7 F000Island/ChangeIslandsferryservice ChangesBk.67,Pg.4 GARNISHPondforestaccessroad UpgradingBk.14,Pg.24 GOODSandServicesTax(GST) DebateBk.25,Pg.38-42 AmendmentBk.25,Pg.42 59

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act (Bill 30) Second reading Bk. 46, Pg. 21-24 HEALTh care on Labrador coast Request for a public inquiry Bk. 18, Pg. 47;57;59; Bk. 41, Pg. 19 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 48) Second reading Bk. 82, Pg. 14-2 1 lORAN, Thomas Anthony, condolences upon death Bk. 29, Pg. 1 LOAN Act Debate Bk.

MA, Pg. 17-27; Bk. 67A, Pg. 6-12 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Debate Bk. 37, Pg. 43-46 MEECH Lake Accord (Rescinding amendment to constitution adopted and approved on July 7, 1988) Debate Bk. 13, Pg. 94-99; Bk. 14, Pg. 33-36 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 553, Pg. 30-39 MINERAL Holdings Impost Act (Bill 27) Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 25-33 MINISTER of Finance Remarks regarding fast food services; agricultural industry Bk. 33, Pg. 3-4 MOOSE licences Increase number of licences issued Bk. 13, Pg. 38 MOTOR Carrier Act (Bill 12) Second reading Bk. 87, Pg. 36-37 MOTOR vehicle licence renewals Changes Bk. 18, Pg. 6 MOTOR Vehicle Registration and Taxation offices in Clarenville Closure Bk. $7, Pg. 20 MOTOR Vehicle Registration offices at Clarenville and Wabush Closure Bk. 67, Pg. 3 NATIONAL Fit Week Bk. 41, Pg. 2 NATIONAL Transportation Week Bk. 43, Pg. 12 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Hydro Act (Bill 31) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 46, Pg. 34-42; Bk. 46A, Pg. 35-38 OMBUDSMAN’S office Elimination Bk. 82, Pg. 9-l1;49; Bk. 84, Pg. 15; Bk. 85, Pg. 7-10; Bk. 90, Pg. 4-7 OMBUDSMAN’s Office - elimination - request to reverse decision Debate Bk. 30, Pg. 35-41 ORAL Questions Argentia ferry service - extension Bk. 19, Pg. 11- 12 Budget - increases in fees and licences; tax in creases Bk. 17, Pg. 15 Curriculum Division of Department of Education - relocation from Atlantic Place to Remax Build ing - details of lease Bk. 93, Pg. 7-8 Department of Works, Services - layoff of security guards Bk. 3, Pg. 9-10 Department of Works, Services - overtime com pensation for supervisory employees - new policy; delay in snow removal on Northern peninsula Bk. 6$, Pg. 17; Bk. 69, Pg. 14-17 Department of Works, Services - plans to privatize maintenance and snow clearing Bk. 3, Pg. 9 Department of Works, Services - winter road con ditions on Avalon Peninsula Bk. 91, Pg. 11-12 Dump truck industry - independent operators; protest in Grand Falls-Badger area Bk. 54, Pg. 11 Minister of Finance’s remarks regarding fast food services; agricultural industry Bk. 33, Pg. 3-4 Ombudsman’s office - elimination Bk. 82, Pg. 9- 11; Bk. 84, Pg. 15; Bk. 85, Pg. 7-10; Bk. 90, Pg. 4-7 Ossokmanuan Bridge on the Trans-Labrador Highway - contract Bk. 59, Pg. 10-12; Bk. 62, Pg. 13-15 Outer Ring Road Bk. 24, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 3$, Pg. 10-13 OSSOKMANUAN Bridge on the Trans-Labrador Highway Contract Bk. 59, Pg. 10-12; Bk. 60, Pg. 41; Bk. 62, Pg. 13-15 OUTER Ring Road Project approval Bk. 44, Pg. 3 Status Bk. 24, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 3$, Pg. 10-13 PARLIAMENTARY Commissioner (Ombudsman) Act (Bill 42) Second reading Bk. 90A, Pg. 40-48; Bk. 91, Pg. 20 PAYROLL Tax Act Debate Bk. 52, Pg. 28-35; Bk. 53, Pg. 47-49 REGIONAL Service Boards Act (Bill 38) Second reading Bk. 84, Pg. 44-53; Bk. 85A, Pg. 9- 19 RETAIL Sales Tax Act with respect to Offshore Petroleum Development (Bill 34) Second reading Bk. 47, Pg. 15-16 SCHOOL lunch program Approval for three schools under the Avalon and Roman Catholic School Boards Bk. 65, Pg. 3 SOCIAL assistance recipients Change in policy with respect to maintenance and child support payments Bk. 61, Pg. 17 TRANSPORTATION Horwood residents requesting pavement of sec tion of road Bk. 17, Pg. 1$ 60

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX ImprovementsinroadleadingtoMargareeand FoxRoostBk.21,Pg.17 RoadfromLittleBaytoBeauBois-upgrading andpavingBk.43,Pg.18 RockHarbourroadconditionsBk.19,Pg.18 Baker,Hon.Winston(L,Gander) ADOPTIONofChildrenAct(Bill52) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.53,Pg.39 ALLIEDHealthProfessionals CollectiveagreementBk.58,Pg.8-10 APPRECIATIONtoMI{As,staffandpressforco operationduringsession-Note-thisislastsittingin presentChamberBk.93,Pg.56 ASSESSMENTAct(Bill22) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.82,Pg. 41-43 AUDiTORGeneralAct(Bill1) NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.11 BROADCASTINGofHouseofAssemblyproceed ings-finalreportoftheCommittee DebateBk.66,Pg.20-21;24 BROADCASTINGofHouseofAssemblyproceed ings-motionthatthecommitteereturntoconsider otheroptionsfortelevisingtheHouse MoverandseconderBk.66,Pg.25 BROADCASTINGofHouseofAssemblyproceed ings-reportofPrivilegesandElectionsCommittee DebateBk.10,Pg.50-51 BUDGET Currentaccountdeficit-shortfallinequalization paymentsfromfederalgovernmentBk.81,Pg.6- 10 SalaiyincreasesnotincludedinbudgetBk.5$, Pg.8 CHIROPRACTORSAct(Bill60) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.93,Pg. 16-19 CLOSUREmotionduringdebateonLoanAct NoticeofmotionBk.66,Pg.11 CLOSUREmotiononMeechLakeresolution NoticeofmotionBk.17,Pg.15 CLOSUREmotiononsecondreadingofRegional ServiceBoardsAct NoticeofmotionBk.$5,Pg.12 CLOSUREmotiononSupplementarySupplydebate NoticeofmotionBk.75,Pg.14 CONCURRENCEMotions-procedurefordebate Bk.23,Pg.23 CONGRATULATORYmessages Genge,BishopMark,bestwishesBk.2,Pg.1 Marsh,ReverendEdward,appointmentBk.2, Pg.1 CONSTiTUTIONALissue EffectonbondissuesthetothefailureofMeech Lake;fiscalagentsBk.49,Pg.14 CONSUMERAffairsoffices ClosureofofficesinGooseBayandGrandFalls Bk.73,Pg.49-50 DAYCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill10) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.82,Pg. 45;Bk.83,Pg.24;27 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) ConsumerAffairsofficesinGooseBayand GrandFallsBk.73,Pg.49-50 EmploymentGenerationProgramBk.26,Pg.53 Environmentalissue-damagebydraggerson spawninggroundsBk.36,Pg.51 FireDepartmentinSt.John’s-changeinpolicy regardingdisabilityleaveBk.64,Pg.52 Ombudsman’soffice-eliminationBk.82,Pg.50 DUMPtruckindustiy Independentoperators;protestinGrandFalls- BadgerareaBk.49,Pg.7-8 ECONOMICRecoveiyCommission,EnterpriseNew foundlandandLabradorandDepartmentof Development Reportingrelationship-localpreferencepolicy Bk.93,Pg.4 EDUCATION Substituteteachers-reductioninfundingBk.79, Pg.9-12 EDUCATION(feachers’Pensions)Act(Bill5) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.50,Pg. 21-26 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram ChangestotheprogramnewfundingBk.26, Pg.53 ENDURINGPowersofAttorneyAct(Bill40) SecondreadingBk.4$,Pg.29;31 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabradorCor porationAct(Bill72) SecondreadingBk.91,Pg.27-29;46 ENVIRONMENT DamagebydraggersonspawninggroundsBk. 36,Pg.51 ESTIMATESCommittees ListtabledBk.6,Pg.20 EXECUTWECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.2$,Pg.42-117;Bk.29,Pg.18-19;40-54; Bk.29A,Pg.4-6;Bk.33A,Pg.1-8;Bk.34,Pg.27- 30;Bk.36,Pg.35-38;Bk.36A,Pg.24-38;48-49 FINESandforfeitures EstimatedrevenueBk.81,Pg.11 FIREDepartmentinSt.John’s Disabilitypayplanforfirefighters-changesBk. 64,Pg.52 FISHERY 61

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Provincial task force on fish quota reductions - draft agreement regarding fewer fishermen, fish plants and plant workers Bk. 39, Pg. 2 Storm damage on northeast and west coasts and other areas; cost of lobster traps; compensation package; Red Harbour area Bk. 50, Pg. 14 FREEDOM of Information Act (Bill 6) Second reading Bk. 79, Pg. 34 GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act (Bill 30) Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 40-42 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 47, Pg. 40 Third reading Bk. 50, Pg. 15 GOVERNMENT Money Purchase Pension Plan Act (Bill 14) Second reading Bk. 48, Pg. 36 GOVERNMENT vehicles Review of the fleet management policies; Mini sterial cars Bk. 32, Pg. 6 HEALTH care sector - strikes Pending strike by lab and X-ray workers Bk. 45, Pg. 6-7 Strike by lab and X-ray workers and hospital sup port staff Bk. 47, Pg. 5; Bk. 48, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 52, Pg. 5-11 Understanding of the Essential Workers’ Agree ment Bk. 54, Pg. 8-11 HEALTH care sector - strikes by hospital support staff and lab and X-ray workers - legislation for employees to return to work Notice of motion Bk. 56B, Pg. 29 Debate Bk. 57, Pg. 1-3;14-16 HEALTH care services Cost of pay equity for hospitals and nursing homes Bk. 67, Pg. 13-15; Bk. 69, Pg. 10-11 Expenditure freeze in health care system Bk. 72, Pg.14 HERNIA project Monitoring committee established; chairman ap pointed Bk. 64, Pg. 1 HOSPiTAL in Western Labrador Residents of Wabush and Labrador City protest ing the reduction in flmding Bk. 77, Pg. 18 INCOME Tax Savings Plans Act (Bill 29) Second reading Bk. 79, Pg. 4S-49 JUDICATURE Act (Bill 8) Second reading Bk. 4$, Pg. 31-33 LABOUR legislation (Bill 59) Consultation with unions on final draft Bk. 34, Pg. 11 LABOUR Relations Act, No. 2 (Bill 56) Second reading Bk. 54, Pg. 37-39 LABRADOR travel subsidy programs Air subsidy program - elimination Bk. 10, Pg. 11 Committee recommendations regarding the programs Bk. 37, Pg. 1 Reinstate the subsidies Bk. 30, Pg. 18; Bk. 34, Pg. 18; Bk. 38, Pg. 17 LEGISLATION Review Committees Notice for the scheduling of public meetings Bk. 44, Pg. 33 LIQUOR Licencing Regulations Reduction in operating hours - effect on res taurant owners Bk. 47, Pg. 11-12 LOAN Act Debate Bk. 66A, Pg. 34-40 LOAN and Guarantee Act Debate Bk. 38, Pg. 29-30 LOAN and Guarantee Act, No. 2 Debate Bk. 8$, Pg. 44 LOCAL preference policy Administration of the policy as it relates to Hiber nia and construction projects at Bull Ann Bk. 93, Pg. 5 LOTTERY revenues Estimate Bk. 81, Pg. 11 MARINE Institute Labour dispute between government and instruc tors Bk. 65, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 67, Pg. 8-10 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Contracts for the shipyard Bk. 93, Pg. 9 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Notice of motion Bk. 54, Pg. 18 MEMBERS of the House of Assembly (Retiring Al lowances) Act, Public Service (Pensions) Act and Uniformed Services Pensions Act (Bill 44) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. $8, Pg. 36 MEMORIAL University Discontinuation of funding to church-mn residen ces Bk. 21, Pg. 6-7 MINISTERIAL Statements Government vehicles - review of the vehicle fleet management policies; Ministerial cars Bk. 32, Pg. 6 Hibemia Project Monitoring Committee estab lished; chairman appointed Bk. 64, Pg. 1 Labrador travel subsidies - committee recommen dations Bk. 37, Pg. 1 Nurses’ union - collective agreement Bk. 5, Pg. 1; Bk. 6, Pg. 6 Official residence and entertaining facilities for the Premier Bk. 1$, Pg. 2 Public service - changes in executive Bk. 3, Pg. 1 Smoke-free workplace effective Apr. 1/91 - provincial government offices Bk. 91, Pg. 1 62

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Women’sPolicyOfficerecipientofanaward fromtheCanadianMentalHealthAssociation Bk.27,Pg.2 MOOSElicences ElinunationoflicencesissuedtogroupsBk.13, Pg.26 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorComputerSer vicesLimited AnnualreporttabledBk.31,Pg.13 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHydroAct(Bill 31) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.46A,Pg. 13-15 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro AnswertoquestionsregardingrateincreaseBk. 4,Pg.16 RateincreasebeforePUBoardpayrolltax, eliminationofPDDsubsidyBk.3,Pg.4-5 NEWFOUNDLANDTeachers’Association Teachersrequestinggovernmenttonegotiatean agreementwithNTABk.65,Pg.20;Bk.71,Pg. 22;Bk.79,Pg.23 NURSES’union TentativeagreementBk.5,Pg.1;Bk.6,Pg.6 OFFICIALresidenceandentertainingfacilitiesfor thePremierBk.18,Pg.2 OMBUDSMAN’Soffice EliminationBk.82,Pg.50;Bk.90,Pg.4-7 Salaryandpensionbenefitsfortheombudsman Bk.34,Pg.6-7 OMBUDSMAN’sOffice-elimination-requestto reversedecision DebateBk.30,Pg.32-35 ORALQuestions AlliedHealthProfessionals-collectiveagreement Bk.58,Pg.8-10 Budget-currentaccountdeficit-shortfallin equalizationpaymentsfromfederalgovernment Bk.81,Pg.6-10 Budget-salaryincreasesnotincludedBk.58,Pg. $- Constitutionalcrisis-effectonbondissuesasa resultofMeechLakefailure;fiscalagentsBk. 49,Pg.1-4 Dumptruckindustry-independentoperators; protestinGrandFalls-BadgerareaBk.49,Pg.7-8 EconomicRecoveryCommission,EnterpriseNew foundlandandLabradorandDepartmentof Development-reportingrelationship-local preferencepolicyBk.93,Pg.4-7 Finesandforfeitures-estimatedrevenueBk.81, Pg.11 Fishery-provincialtaskforceonfishquota reductions-draftagreementregardingfewer fishermen,fishplants,andplantworkersBk.39, Pg.2 fishery-stormdamageonnortheastandwest coastsandotherareas;costofnewlobstertraps; compensationpackageforgearloss;RedHar bourBk.50,Pg.14 Healthcaresector-pendingstrikebylabandX rayworkersBk.45,Pg.6-7 Healthcaresector-strikebyhospitalsupport staffandlabandX-rayworkersBk.47,Pg.5; Bk.48,Pg.6-7;Bk.52,Pg.5-11 Healthcaresectorstrikes-understandingofEs sentialWorkers’AgreementBk.54,Pg.8-11 Healthcareservices-costofpayequityinhospi talsandnursinghomesBk.67,Pg.13-15;Bk.69, Pg.10-11 Labourlegislation(Bill59)-consultationwith unionsonfinaldraftBk.34,Pg.11 LabradorAirSubsidyProgram-eliminationBk. 10,Pg.11 LiquorLicencingRegulations-reductioninclos ingtimesforallliquorestablishments;effecton restaurantownersBk.47,Pg.11-12 Localpreferencepolicy-Hibemiaandconstruc tionprojectsatBullAnnBk.93,Pg.5 LotteryrevenueestimateBk.81,Pg.11 MarineInstitute-strikebyinstructors;CEIC fundingforstudentsBk.65,Pg.9-10;Bk.67, Pg.8-10 MaiystownShipyard-contractsfortheshipyard Bk.93,Pg.9 MemorialUniversity-discontinuationoffunding tochurch-runresidencesBk.21,Pg.6-7 NewfoundlandHydro-requestforrateincrease; eliminationofPDDsubsidy;payrolltaxBk.3, Pg.4-5 Ombudsman’soffice-eliminationBk.34,Pg.6- 7;Bk.90,Pg.4-7 Payequityinpublicservice-legislationBk.23, Pg.6-8 PayrolltaxBk.47,Pg.3 PearsonStreethomeowners-governmentsubsidy beprovidedtopurchasehomesBk.49,Pg.5 PublicLibrariesBoard-budgetfor1991-92Bk. $4,Pg.11 PublicLibrariesBoard-cutbackinlibraryser vicesBk.49,Pg.11 Publicsectoremployees-projectedsalaryin- creasesinthebudgetBk.9,Pg.3-4 Recreationfacilitiesprogram-listofcom munitiestoreceiveregionalgrantsBk.64,Pg.11- 12 63

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Social assistance recipients - decision to make maintenance and child support to single parent families, non-allowable income Bk. 69, Pg. 13-14 Student assistants - strike; Memorandum of Un derstanding; reduction in program Bk. 63, Pg. 5-7 Substitute teachers - reduction in funding Bk. 79, Pg. 9-12 Sunday hunting Bk. 38, Pg. 6-7 Teachers’ pension plan - changes Bk. 61, Pg. 7-10 Vehicle and drivers’ licences - estimated revenue Bk. 81, pg. 10 Winterland airsthp - funds approved for a telephone systern agreement to upgrade the air port Bk. 50, Pg. 13 Women’s centres - cost-shared arrangement Bk. 15, Pg. 9-10 Workers’ Compensation Commission - letter from Chief Executive Officer regarding the Corn missioniTribunal differences Bk. 48, Pg. 4-5;8 ORDER Paper Change regarding a resolution and schedules Bk. 58, Pg. 21 ORDERS of the Day moved Bk. 11, Pg. 21 PARLIAMENTARY Commissioner (Ombudsman) Act (Bill 42) Notice of motion Bk. 23, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 90, Pg. 18-25 PAY equity in public service Legislation Bk. 23, Pg. 6-8 PAYROLL tax Answer to question regarding school boards and school tax authorities Bk. 48, Pg. 14 Effect on school boards, hospitals, School Tax Authority Bk. 47, Pg. 3 PAYROLL Tax Act Debate Bk. 52A, Pg. 30-32 PEARSON Street homeowners Government subsidy be provided to purchase homes Bk. 49, Pg. 5 POINT of order - procedure - House reconvening on Friday afternoon Bk. 46A, Pg. 1 POINT of order - resolution on unemployment in surance Motion containing two or more propositions should be voted on separately Bk. 59, Pg. 47 PONT of privilege - alleged a breach of confiden tiality with respect to information received from Public Utilities Board Point of privilege Bk. 7, Pg. 5 PONT of privilege - Minister exceeding his authority in announcing the elimination of the office of the Ombudsman Bk. 6, Pg. 3 POINT of privilege - Minister of Forestiy misled the House in answering questions regarding the Farm Credit Corporation Bk. 85, Pg. 49 PRE-COMM1TMENT of funds Tabled Bk. 49, Pg. 12 PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status of Women Annual report tabled Bk. 29, Pg. 18 PUBLIC Libraries Board Budget for 1991-92 Bk. 84, Pg. 11 Cutback in library services Bk. 49, Pg. 11 PUBLIC sector employees Project salary increases in budget Bk. 9, Pg. 3-4 PUBLIC service Changes in the executive level Bk. 3, Pg. 1 RECREATION facilities program List of communities to receive regional grants Bk. 64, Pg. 11-12 REGIONAL Service Boards Act (Bill 38) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 93, Pg. 50 REGISTRATION of Deeds Act (Bill 49) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 83, Pg. 28 REPORTS TABLED Estimates Committees list Bk. 6, Pg. 20 Newfoundland and Labrador Computer Services Limited annual report Bk. 31, Pg. 13 Order-in-Council relating to pre-commitment of funds Bk. 49, Pg. 12 Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women annual report Bk. 29, Pg. 18 SMALL Claims Act (Bill 41) Second reading Bk. 48, Pg. 34-36 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 50, Pg. 29 SMOKING policy in govenunent offices and build ings Smoke-free workplace effective Apr. 1/91 Bk. 91, Pg. 1 SOCIAL assistance recipients Reverse decision to have maintenance and child support to single parent families as non-allowable income Bk. 69, Pg. 13-14 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 54-55; Bk. 24, Pg. 18-20 SPEAKER’S ruling on a Division challenged Bk. 14, Pg. 61 STANDING Committee on Rules and Procedures Extension to the reporting time - agreement Bk. 14, Pg. 20 STUDENT assistants Strike; Memorandum of Understanding; reduc tion in program Bk. 63, Pg. 5-7 SUNDAY hunting 64

MANSARDSPEAKERINDEX DecisionregardingthefallhuntingseasonBk. 38,Pg.6-7 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 DebateBk.74,Pg.52-55;Bk.75A,Pg.3-6;42-45; Bk.77A,Pg.42-44 TEACHERS’pensionplan ChangesBk.61,Pg.7-10 UNEMPLOYMENTInsuranceAct-qualifying period DebateBk.59,Pg.24-28 UNEMPLOYMENTsituation DebateBk.39,Pg.41-43 VEHICLEanddrivers’licences EstimatedrevenueBk.81,Pg.10 WINTERLANDairstrip Fundingforatelephonesystem;upgradetheair portBk.50,Pg.13 WOMEN’Scentres Cost-sharedarrangementBk.15,Pg.9-10 WOMEN’SPolicyOffice RecipientofanawardfromtheCanadianMental HealthAssociationBk.27,Pg.2 WORKERS’CompensationCommission LetterfromChiefExecutiveOfficerregarding theConunissionffribunaldifferencesBk.48,Pg. 4-5;8 Barrett,Mr.Percy(L,Bellevue) BILLC-69-reductioninfederalfundingforsocial programs NoticeofmotionBk.67,Pg.15-16 DebateBk.72,Pg.16-20;48-51 EDUCATIONinitiativesbygovernment NoticeofmotionBk.89,Pg.12 EDUCATIONALagenda-WhitePaper DebateBk.81,Pg.18-24;45-51 EXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.31A,Pg.46-49;Bk.36A,Pg.13-15 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebatuBk.56A,Pg.22-28 O’NEILL-Hutchinson,Mrs.Florence,condolences tofamilyondeathBk.36,Pg.1 POINTofprivilege-impartialityoftheChair ReplyBk.14,Pg.79 RULINGS Division-procedurereappropriatetimeincall ingforadivisionBk.14,Pg.60 WOMEN’Scentres-reinstatementoffederalfunding NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.33 DebateBk.7,Pg.18-23;44-47 FISHERY HarrisReviewPanelReportonnortherncod- goTernment’sresponsetoreportBk.24,Pg.1 Carter,Hon.Walter(I,Twillingate) BUDGETDebateBk.41,Pg.38-47 BURGEOfishplant ConditionsofthesaleBk.30,Pg.6-7 FutureoftheplantBk.34,Pg.14;Bk.40,Pg.8- 9;Bk.54,Pg.14 SaleofBurgeoplantandCansoplantinNova ScotiabyNatSeaBk.23,Pg.8;Bk.25,Pg.10- 12;Bk.27,Pg.4 CAPLINfishery 1990managementplanBk.47,Pg.$ ChangeinlicencingpolicyBk.20,Pg.3-5 ManagementplanBk.48,Pg.1 SituationwithJapanesebuyersBk.54,Pg.13-14 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) fishplants-leaseagreementbeofferedtoall plantsBk.40,Pg.47 Fisheiy-stormdamageonnortheastandwest coasts;compensationBk.40,Pg.45;Bk.45,Pg. 44 Piccadillyfishplant-future;stormdamageon westcoastBk.40,Pg.50-51 Salmonmanagementplan-proposalsBk.36,Pg. 45 DEPARTMENTofFisheries ReductioninbudgetestimatesBk.9,Pg.13;Bk. 15,Pg.6-7 EXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.29,Pg.30;Bk.29A,Pg.61-65;Bk.33A, Pg.43-46 FISHInspectionAct(Bill18) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.19 SecondreadingBk.79,Pg.32-34 FISHERIESLoanBoard AnnualreporttabledBk.68,Pg.18 AnswertoquestionregardingloansBk.74,Pg.12 LoansBk.73,Pg.11-12 ReviewoftheboardBk.$3,Pg.6-7 FISHERIESoperationfacilities AnswertoquestionBk.45,Pg.12 ConstructionorimprovementprojectsBk.44, pg.14-15 FISHERY Answertoquestion-herringseasonextendedBk. 54,Pg.18 Answertoquestion-tabledacopyof government’srepresentationtotheHarrispanel Bk.66,Pg.12-13 Answertoquestionresalmonandcharprices Bk.54,Pg.18 DunneReportontheImplementationTaskforce onnortherncod-provincialgovernment responseBk.$6,Pg.2 65

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Dunne Task Force report - recommendation to reduce northern cod total allowable catch Bk. 65, Pg. 5-7;12-13 Emergency Response Program - budget Bk. 15, Pg. 6-7 Emergency Response Program - provincial government’s position on the federal program Bk. 73, Pg. 11; Bk. 76, Pg. 14; Bk. $3, Pg. 12-13 Fish aid package - alternative industiy for Grand Bank, Gaultois, Piccadilly due to closure of fish plants Bk. 21, Pg. 8-10, Bk. 30, Pg. 11-13 Fish aid package - further statement Bk. 30, Pg. 1 Fish aid package - provincial package to comple ment the federal aid Bk. 30, Pg. 8-11 Fish aid package announced by federal govern ment - government’s response Bk. 29, Pg. 2 Fish plant at Port aux Basques - status Bk. 64, Pg. 7 Fish plant in Fermeuse - future Bk. 28, Pg. 9-10 Fish plants - lease agreement with Twillingate be offered to other plants, Fermeuse, Fenyland, etc.

Bk. 39, Pg. 9-12; Bk. 40, Pg. 15;47 Fish plants - port quota in Burgeo - include other plants Bk. 46, Pg. 5-8 Fish plants at Nain and Makkovik - supply of fish from middle distance vessels Bk. 45, Pg. 11- 12; Bk. 52, Pg. 16 Fish plants owned by Universal Fisheries - future of the plants Bk. 2, Pg. 15; Bk. 24, Pg. 5-6 Fish processing licences - Cape Broyle Fisheries; Trepassey Bk. 4, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 13, Pg. 16-17 Gulf fishery crisis Bk. 76, Pg. 12-14 Harris Review Panel on northern cod - fmal report released Bk. 17, Pg. 1 Harris Review Panel Report on northern cod - government’s response to report Bk. 24, Pg. 1 Herring fishery - season be extended Bk. 53, Pg. 12 Inshore fish plants - closure Bk. 2, Pg. 14 Labrador fishery Bk. 87, Pg. 11-13 Little Bay Islaixis fish plant - status Bk. 27, Pg. 15-16; Bk. 38, Pg. 14 Maloney inquiry into the Newfoundland fishery - when report will be tabled Bk. 92, Pg. 14 Northern cod stock - overall status Bk. 38, Pg. 1 Northern cod stock improvements - assessment of the AGAC meetings Bk. 37, Pg. 4 Oveffishing within 200-mile limit Bk. 4, Pg. 7-9 Provincial task force on fish quota reductions - draft agreement regarding fewer fishermen, fish plants and plant workers Bk. 39, Pg. 1-5 Response program for west coast of the province Bk. 78, Pg. 3-5 Salmon and char - price structure Bk. 52, Pg. 16 Stein Task Force - approval by provincial govern ment Bk. 29, Pg. 17 Storm damage on northeast and west coasts and other areas; cost of lobster traps; compensation package; Red Harbour area Bk. 40, Pg. 9- 11;45;50; Bk. 42, Pg. 9; Bk. 44, Pg. 15; Bk. 45, Pg. 7-8;44; Bk. 52, Pg. 13-15; Bk. 54, Pg. 15-16 Tabled list of projects by Fisheries Department to assist fishermen Bk. 74, Pg. 12 Total allowable catch - further reductions; plan for downsizing the fishery Bk. 85, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 87, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 92, Pg. 14-15 Winter cod fishery on south coast - compensa tion package Bk. 7, Pg. 8-9 FIShERY Products International Extended notice - advanced funding to com panies; conditions attached Bk. 34, Pg. 12-14 Financial assistance package Bk. 2, Pg. 12-14; Bk. 3, Pg. 3; Bk. 21, Pg. 11 Invoices received Bk. 37, Pg. 5-6 FISHING situation - inshore fishermen Debate Bk. 35, Pg. 38-43 LABRADOR fishery Debate Bk. 63, Pg. 24-32 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 56B, Pg. 3-9 MThHSThRIAL Statements Caplin fishery for 1990 Bk. 48, Pg. 1 Fish aid package announced by Federal Govern ment; further statement Bk. 29, Pg. 2; Bk. 30, Pg. 1 Fishery - Harris report on northern cod - provin cial government’s response Bk. 24, Pg. 1 Fishery - Harris report on northern cod stock Bk. 17, Pg. 1 Fishery - Task Force on Northern Cod - Dunne report; provincial government’s response Bk. 86, Pg. 2 Northern cod stock - overall status Bk. 38, Pg. 1 Port aux Basques fish plant to be operated by Port aux Basques Community Diversification Corporation Bk. 69, Pg. 4 Scallop fishery Bk. 12, Pg. 1 Seafood promotion - second phase Bk. 40, Pg. 1 NATIONAL Sea Products Answer to question regarding the Cape Verde Bk. 24, Pg. 13 Change in operational plans Bk. 9, Pg. 8-9 Shrimp operation for Southside plant Bk. 3, Pg. 4; Bk. 23, Pg. $ Transfer of the trawler ‘Cape Verde’ Bk. 23, Pg. 9; Bk. 27, Pg. 5 ORAL Questions 66

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Burgeofishplant-future;saleofCansoplantin NovaScotiaBk.23,Pg.8;Bk.25,Pg.10-12;Bk. 27,Pg.4;Bk.30,Pg.6-7;Bk.34,Pg.14;Bk.40, Pg.8-9;Bk.54,Pg.14 CaplinfisheiyBk.20,Pg.3-5;Bk.47,Pg.8;Bk. 54,Pg.13-14 DepartmentofFisheries-reductioninbudgetes tunatesBk.9,Pg.13;Bk.15,Pg.6-7 DunneTaskForcereportonimplementingHar nsreportrecommendations-government’sposi tiononreductionoftotalallowablecatchof northerncodBk.65,Pg.5-7;12-13 FishplantatPortauxBasques-statusBk.64, Pg.7 FishplantinFenneuse-futureBk.28,Pg.9-10 FishplantinLittleBayIslands-statusBk.27, Pg.15-16;Bk.38,Pg.14 Fishplants-leaseagreementwithTwillingatebe offeredtootherplants,Fermeuse,Fenyland,etc.

Bk.39,Pg.9-12;Bk.40,Pg.15 FishplantsinNainandMakkovilc-middledis tancevesselssupplyfishtoplantsBk.45,Pg.11- 12;Bk.52,Pg.16 FishplantsownedbyUniversalFisheries-future oftheplantsBk.2,Pg.15;Bk.24,Pg.5-6 FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.15, Pg.6-7;Bk.73,Pg.11;Bk.76,Pg.14;Bk.83, pg.12-13 FisheriesLoanBoard-loans;reviewofthe boardBk.73,Pg.11-12;Bk.$3,Pg.6-7 Fisheriesoperationfacilities-listofconstruction orimprovementprojectsBk.44,Pg.14-15 Fishery-fishaidpackageBk.21,Pg.8-10;Bk. 30,Pg.8-13 Fishery-GulffisherycrisisBk.76,Pg.12-14 Fishery-herringseasonbeextendedBk.53,Pg. 12 Fishery-inshorefishplants-closureBk.2,Pg. 14 Fishery-northerncodstockimprovements-as sessmisitoftheAGACmeetingsBk.37,Pg.4 Fishery-overfishingwithin200-milelimitBk.4, Pg.7-9 fishery-portquotas-NatSeafishquotasinBur geo;otherplantsBk.46,Pg.5-8 Fishery-processinglicences;CapeBroyle Fisheries;TrepasseyBk.4,Pg.5-6;Bk.13,Pg. 16-17 Fishery-provincialtaskforceonfishquota reductions-draftagreementregardingfewer fishermen,fishplants,andplantworkersBk.39, Pg.1-5 Fishery-stormdamageonnortheastandwest coastsandotherareas;costofnewlobstertraps; compensationpackageforgearloss;RedHar bourBk.40,Pg.9-11;Bk.42,Pg.9;Bk.44,Pg. 15;Bk.45,Pg.7-8;Bk.52,Pg.13-15;Bk.54, Pg.15-16 fishery-totalallowablecatch-furtherreduc tions;planfordownsizingthefisheryBk.85,Pg. 11-12;Bk.87,Pg.7-11;Bk.92,Pg.14-15 Fishery-wintercodfisheryonsouthcoast-com pensationpackageBk.7,Pg.8-9 FisheryProductsInternational-assistancepack ageBk.2,Pg.12-14;Bk.3,Pg.3;Bk.21,Pg.11 FisheryProductsInternational-extendednotice toworkers;advancedfunding;conditionsat tachedBk.34,Pg.12-14;Bk.37,Pg.5-6 Fisheryresponseprogramforthewestcoastof theprovinceBk.7$,Pg.3-5 Labradorcodfishery-processingoffishBk.87, Pg.11-13 MaloneyinquiryintotheNewfoundlandfishery- whenreportwillbetabledBk.92,Pg.14 NationalSeaProducts-changeinoperational plansBk.9,Pg.8-9 NationalSeaProducts-shrimpoperationfor SouthsideplantBk.3,Pg.4;Bk.23,Pg.$ NationalSeaProducts-transferoftrawler CapeVerde”Bk.23,Pg.9;Bk.27,Pg.5 Piccadillyfishplant-futureBk.4,Pg.Pg.9-11; Bk.9,Pg.9-10;Bk.21,Pg.10;Bk.40,Pg.11; Bk.53,Pg.10-11 PinsentAnnfishplantinLabrador-new operator,involvementofEconomicRecovery CommissionBk.51,Pg.10-12 Salmonandchar-pricestructureBk.52,Pg.16 Salmonmanagementplan-proposals;quota reductionsinthe1990planBk.33,Pg.12;Bk. 49,Pg.8-9 SteinTaskForceonnortherncod-approvalby provincialgovernmentBk.29,Pg.17 Trepassey-leaseofbuildingownedbyNLDC- conditionsoflease;issuingofprimaryprocessing licenceBk.46,Pg.$ Twillingatefishplant-fmancialassistanceto OceanaSeafoods;newoperator,leaseagreement Bk.27,Pg.6;Bk.30,Pg.13-14;Bk37,Pg.6-8; Bk.39,Pg.5-9;Bk.46,Pg.8;Bk.51,Pg.11 PICCADILLYfishplant FutureBk.4,Pg.9-11;Bk.9,Pg.9-10;Bk.21, Pg.10;Bk.40,Pg.11;50,Bk.53,Pg.10-11 RequestgovernmenttokeepplantopenBk.16, Pg.18 PINSENTAnnfishplant AnswertoquestionBk.51,Pg.17 Newoperator,involvementofEconomic RecoveryCommissionBk.51,Pg.10-12 67

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX PORT aux Basques fish plant Approval to lease to Port aux Basques Com munity Diversification Corporation Bk. 69, Pg. 4 REPORTS TABLED Fisheries Loan Board annual report Bk. 68, Pg. 1$ SALMON management plan New proposals Bk. 33, Pg. 12; Bk. 36, Pg. 45 Provincial input in the plan quota reductions Bk. 49, Pg. 8-9 SCALLOP fishery on South Coast Joint venture project Bk. 12, Pg. 1 SEAFOOD promotion Second phase of the two-year project Bk. 40, Pg. 1 SEAL hunt Debate Bk. 20, Pg. 25-31 TREPASSEY Lease of building owned by NLDC - condition of the lease; issuing of primary processing licence Bk. 4.6, Pg. 8 TWILLINGATE fish plant Lease agreement Bk. 30, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 46, Pg. 8; Bk. 51, Pg. 11 New operator for the plant Bk. 27, Pg. 6; Bk. 37, Pg. 6-8; Bk. 39, Pg. 5-9 Cowan, Hon.

Patricia (L, Conception Bay South) ABmBI-Price mill in Grand Falls Layoff of engineers Bk. 9, Pg. 6-7 Strike; future of the mill Bk. 2, Pg. 17; Bk. 3, Pg. 13 ADJUSTMENT program agreements with Fishery Products and National Sea Tabled Bk. 36, Pg. 16 AMUSEMENT Rides Act (Bill 58) Notice of motion Bk. 58, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 92, Pg. 47 ARTS and Culture Centre Replacement of security staff on leave; safety measures Bk. 92, Pg. 13 BLACK Duck Brook fishermen Fourteen-week requirement for unemployment in surance be reduced to ten weeks Bk. 33, Pg. 14 BUILDINGS Accessibility Act (Bill 55) Notice of motion Bk. 5$, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 88, Pg. 29-30 CONGRATULATORY messages Center Stage Players of Conception Bay Center Bk. 19, Pg. 2 CONSTRUCflON industry Double-breasting Bk. 71, Pg. 1 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Employment Generation Program Bk. 36, Pg. 49 Unemployment insurance - changes Bk. 64, Pg. 48 ELECfRICAL inspections Transfer of responsibility Bk. 3, Pg. 10 EMPLOYMENT Generation Program Additional flmding for job creation Bk. 35, Pg. 3- 7; Bk. 36, Pg. 10-11 Changes to the program new funding Bk. 24, Pg. 11-13; Bk. 35, Pg. 11-12 fogo District - job creation Bk. 36, Pg. 15-16 Funding for Green Bay Bk. 36, Pg. 13 Hiring guidelines Bk. 63, Pg. 11 Number of applications received Bk. 36, Pg. 11- 13;49 Program for Roddickton; Daniel’s Harbour Bk. 36, Pg. 5-7 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Bk. 34, Pg. 33-35 FISHERY Products International Adjustment program agreements tabled - answer to question Bk. 36, Pg. 16 Adjustment program invoices tabled - answer to question Bk. 41, Pg. 13 Extended notice - advanced funding to com panies; conditions attached Bk. 31, Pg. 8; Bk. 34, Pg. 12-14; Bk. 53, Pg. 8-9 Invoices received Bk. 37, Pg. 5 FISHING Industry (Collective Bargaining) Act (Bill 67) Notice of motion Bk. 70, Pg. 16 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 27, Pg. 50-53 HEALTH care sector - strikes Strike by lab and X-ray workers and hospital sup port staff Bk. 52, Pg. 11 LABOUR Double-breasting legislation Bk. 23, Pg. 12 LABOUR legislation (Bill 59) Consultation with unions on fmal draft Bk. 4, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 34, Pg. 8-10 LABOUR relations Bk. 66, Pg. 7-9 LABOUR Relations Act (Bill 32) Notice of motion Bk. 20, Pg. 13 LABOUR Relations Act, No. 2 (Bill 56) Notice of motion Bk. 53, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 54, Pg. 27-28;42-43 LABOUR Relations Act, No. 3 (Bill 73) Notice of motion Bk. $9, Pg. 12 LABOUR Relations Board Changes in the operation Bk. $1, Pg. 2 LABOUR relations in public and private sectors Debate Bk. 49, Pg. 18-26 LEGISLATWE Report of Minister of Labour Report for 1989 tabled Bk. 36, Pg. 16 68

HANSARDSPEAKERiNDEX MARINEInstitute CEICfundingtostudentsduringstrikeBk.67, Pg.6-8 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatfirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.56,Pg.12-16 MINIMUMwage Eliminationoftwo-tieredsystem;increaseinmini mumwageBk.92,Pg.1 MINISTERIALStatements Constructionindustry-double-breastingBk.71, Pg.1 LabourRelationsBoard-changesBk.81,Pg.2 Minimumwage-eliminationoftwo-tieredsys temBk.92,Pg.1 NationalCo-operativeEducationWeekBk.70, Pg.1 Workers’CompensationCommission-commit teeappointedtoreviewcommissionBk.92,Pg.2 NATIONALCo-operativeEducationWeekBk.70, Pg.1 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafety EmployeesmeetingwiththeMinisterregarding governmentpolicyBk.89,Pg.9-10 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyAct(Bill59) NoticeofmotionBk.58,Pg.13 SecondreadingBk.88,Pg.30-31 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinGrandFalls-strike;future ofthemillBk.2,Pg.17;Bk.3,Pg.13;Bk.9, Pg.6-7 ArtsandCultureCentre-policyregardingthere placementofsecuritystaffsafetymeasuresBk. 92,Pg.13 Electricalinspections-transferofresponsibility Bk.3,Pg.10 EmploymentGenerationProgram-changes;addi tionalfunding;hiringguidelinesBk.24,Pg.11- 13;Bk.35,Pg.3-7;11-12;Bk.36,Pg.10-13;Bk. 63,Pg.11 FisheryProductsInternational-extendednotice toworkers;advancedfunding;conditionsat tachedBk.31,Pg.8;Bk.34,Pg.12-14;Bk.37, Pg.5;Bk.53,Pg.8-9 FogoDistrict-jobcreationBk.36,Pg.15-16 GreenBay-fundingforjobcreationBk.36,pg. 13 Healthcaresector-strikebyhospitalsupport staffandlabandX-rayworkersBk.52,Pg.11 Labour-double-breastinglegislationBk.23,Pg. 12 Labourlegislation(Bill59)-consultationwith unionsonfinaldraftBk.4,Pg.12-13;Bk.34, Pg.8-10 LabourrelationsBk.66,Pg.7-9 MarineInstitute-strikebyinstructors;CEIC fundingforstudentsBk.67,Pg.6-8 OccupationalHealthandSafetyDivision-results ofmeetingwithMinisterregardinggovernment policyBk.89,Pg.9-10 Payequityinpublicservice-legislationBk.23, Pg.6 RoddicktonandDaniel’sHarbour-jobcreation programBk.36,Pg.5-7 Studentassistants-strike;MemorandumofUn derstanding;reductioninprogramBk.62,Pg.8-9 TeffaNovaFisheriesinClarenville-legalstrike Bk.27,Pg.6-7 Unemploymentinsurance-BillC-21-amend mentstoLabourStandardsActregardingparen talleaveBk.92,Pg.21 Unemploymentinsurance-BillC-21-provisions regardingthefilingdateforUIbenefitsBk.64, Pg.12-14 Unemploymentinsurance-newregulations-pro gramforpeoplewhodonotqualifyforUI benefitsBk.$8,Pg.11-12 Unemploymentstatistics-governmentplansfor jobcreationBk.33,Pg.5-6;Bk.53,Pg.1-4 UnemploymentstatisticsforCentralNew foundlandareaBk.53,Pg.4-6 Workers’CompensationCommission-letter fromChiefExecutiveOfficerregardingtheCom mission)TribunaldifferencesBk.47,Pg.4-5 Workers’CompensationCommission-rulingsof theAppealTribunalbeingchallengedBk.9,Pg. 5-6;Bk.37,Pg.10-12 PAYequityinpublicservice LegislationBk.23,Pg.6 REPORTSTABLED AdjustmentprogramagreementswithFisheiy ProductsandNationalSea(Answertoquestion) Bk.36,Pg.16 LegislativereportofMinisterofEmployment andLabourRelationsfor1989Bk.36,Pg.16 Workers’CompensationAppealTribunalannual reportBk.40,Pg.15 STUDENTassistants Strike;MemorandumofUnderstanding;reduc tioninprogramBk.62,Pg.8-9 TERRANovaFisheriesinClarenville LegalstrikeBk.27,Pg.6-7 TIMS,Hugo,representativewithCommercial WorkersUnion,condolencestofamilyupondeath Bk.71,Pg.1 UNEMPLOYMENTinsurance BillC-21-amendmentstoLabourStandardsAct regardingparentalleaveBk.92,Pg.21 69

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Bill C-21 - provisions regarding the filing date for UI benefits Bk. 64, Pg. 12-14;48 New regulations - program for people who do not qualify for UI benefits Bk. 8$, Pg. 11-12 UNEMPLOYMENT statistics Employment statistics for Central Newfoundland area Bk. 53, Pg. 4-6 Government plans for job creation Bk. 33, Pg. 5- 6; Bk. 53, Pg. 1-4 WOMEN’S centres - reinstatement of federal flmding Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 29-32 WORKERS’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal Animal report tabled Bk. 40, Pg. 15 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Answer to question re letter from CEO Bk. 51, Pg. 1$ Commission challenging rulings of the Appeal Tribunal Bk. 9, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 37, Pg. 10-12 Committee appointed to review the commission Bk. 92, Pg. 2 Letter from Chief Executive Officer regarding the Commission/Tribunal differences Bk. 47, Pg. 4-5 Crane, Mr.

John (L, Harbour Grace) MEECH Lake, together with the add-otis at first Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 57, Pg. 31-35 Decker, Hon.

Christopher (L, Strait of Belle Isle) ACQUISITION of parcel of crown land by a Mini ster Details tabled Bk. 16, Pg. 15 BUDGET Debate Bk. 21, Pg. 18-27 CHIROPRACTIC legislation Support Bk. 41, Pg. 16 CHIROPRACTORS Act (Bill 60) Notice of motion Bk. 58, Pg. 12 Second reading Bk. 92, Pg. 34-36;46-47 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 93, Pg. 22-32 CONNAIGRE Peninsula Residents requesting a health care facility Bk. 5$, Pg. 19 DAY of observance for workers killed, injured or disabled on the job Bk. 22, Pg. 5 DEBATh on the Adjournment (Late Show) Hospital facilities in St.

John’s - recommenda tions of the report of St.

John’s Hospital Council Bk. 50, Pg. 51 DEPARTMENT of Health Warning labels be placed on all containers which contain alcoholic beverages Bk. 93, Pg. 11 DEPARTMENT of Health Act (Bill 45) Notice of motion Bk. 2$, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 7$, Pg. 51; Bk. 79, Pg. 29 DRUG costs Funding for antivfral drug AZT used in treat ment of AIDS Bk. 87, Pg. 17 EXECUTWE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Bk. 29A, Pg. 31-35; Bk. 33A, Pg. 15-18 GOVERNMENT-owned store in Hopedale Answer to questions Bk. 81, Pg. 14 Health hazard Bk. 80, Pg. 4 HEALTH care on Labrador coast Request for a public inquiry Bk. 13, Pg. 31; Bk. 19, Pg. 26 HEALTH care sector - strikes Contingency plans for hospitals Bk. 52, Pg. 11-13 Strike by lab and X-ray workers and hospital sup port staff Bk. 48, Pg. 5 HEALTH care sector - strikes by hospital support staff and lab and X-ray workers - legislation for employees to return to work Debate Bk. 57, Pg. 6-9 HEALTH care services Answer to questions regarding Postville and Davis Inlet Bk. 66, Pg. 12 Budget - additional nursing positions; purchase of new equipment for hospitals Bk. 14, Pg. 3 Budget freeze Bk. 77, Pg. 1-4; Bk. 79, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 91, Pg. 3-8 Clinics along the Labrador coast Bk. 76, Pg. 6 Expenditure freeze in health care system Bk. 73, Pg. 19 Health Sciences Complex - layoff of nurses Bk. 92, Pg. 15-16 Hospitals and nursing homes - budget reduction Bk. 64, Pg. 3-7; Bk. 69, Pg. 9-10 Nurses; specialists Bk. 76, Pg. 4-6 Postville and Davis Inlet Bk. 63, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 65, Pg. 11-12 Proposal for closing some hospitals Bk. 89, Pg. 1- 7 Services for Petite forte and South East Bight Bk. 89, Pg. 11 Situation on Burm Peninsula Bk. 42, Pg. 12-13 HEALTH care services - cutback Debate Bk. 6$, Pg. 26-3 1 HOSPITAL facilities in St.

John’s Answer to questions relating to Option 7 Bk. 51, Pg. 18 Government’s intention to remove religious or ganizations from health institutions Bk. 50, Pg. 10 Redevelopment - update Bk. 54, Pg. 5-7 St. John’s Hospital Council report; Options 7 and 10 Bk. 49, Pg. 5-7; Bk. 50, Pg. 4-9;51; Bk. 51, Pg. 16-17 70

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX HOSPiTALforHappyValley-GooseBay FundingforconstructionBk.10,Pg.12 HOSP1TALinStephenville LeveloffundingtoSirThomasRoddickHospi talBk.88,Pg.15 ICEarenas ConcernsregardingairqualityBk.9,Pg.10-13 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.8,Pg.28-31;42-45 LOANAct DebateBk.62,Pg.33-41;Bk.MA,Pg.46-54 MCP Changeinvisioncarecoverageforcertaingroups Bk.9,Pg.1 MEDICALCareCommission AnnualreporttabledBk.21,Pg.15-16 Commissionnotauthorizedtoviolate physician/patientconfidentialityBk.$7,Pg.16 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) DebateBk.15,Pg.51-56;Bk.18,Pg.145-50 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.55B,Pg.39-41;Bk.56,Pg.14 MINISTERIALStatements Dayofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredor disabledonthejobBk.22,Pg.5 EyeexaminationcoverageunderMCPBk.9,Pg.

Healthcare-redevelopmentofhospitalfacilities inSt.John’sBk.54,Pg.5-7 Healthcaresystem-1990budgetallocationBk. 14,Pg.3 PersonalCareHomeoperators-additionalfund ingBk.14,Pg.1 MORGENTALERabortionclinic OppositiontotheclinicBk.76,Pg.16 OMBUDSMAN’sOffice-elimination-requestto reversedecision DebateBk.30,Pg.24-27 ORALQuestions Alcoholicbeverages-warninglabelsbeplacedon allcontainersBk.93,Pg.11 Drugs-fundingforantiviraldrugAZTusedin treatmentofADSBk.87,Pg.17 Government-ownedstoreinHopedale-health hazardatthefacilityBk.80,Pg.4 Healthcaresector-strikebyhospitalsupport staffandlabandX-rayworkersBk.48,Pg.5 Healthcaresectorstrikes-contingencyplansfor hospitalsBk.52,Pg.11-13 Healthcareservices-clinicsalongtheLabrador coastBk.76,Pg.6 Healthcareservices-hospitalsandnursing homes-budgetreductionsBk.64,Pg.3-7;Bk. 69,Pg.9-10 Healthcareservices-shortageofnurses; specialists;budgetfreezeBk.76,Pg.4-6;Bk.77, Pg.14;Bk.79,Pg.7-9;Bk.91,Pg.3-8 HealthcareservicesinPostvilleandDavisInlet Bk.63,Pg.10-11;Bk.65,Pg.11-12 HealthcaresituationonBurinPeninsulaBk.42, Pg.12-13 HealthSciencesComplex-layoffofnursesBk. 92,Pg.15-16 HealthservicesforPetitForteandSouthEast BightBk.$9,Pg.11 HospitalfacilitiesforSt.John’s-reportofthe St.John’sHospitalCouncil;Options7and10 Bk.49,Pg.5-7;Bk.50,Pg.4-10;Bk.51,Pg.16- 17 HospitalforHappyValley-GooseBay-funding forconstructionBk.10,Pg.12 Hospitals-proposalfortheclosureofsome hospitalsBk.89,Pg.1-7 Icearenas-problemswithairqualityBk.9,Pg. 10-13 MedicalCareCommission-physician/patient confidentialityBk.$7,Pg.16 Smokingpolicyingovernmentofficesandbuild ingsBk.45,Pg.10-11 PARLIAMENTARYCommissioner(Ombudsman) Act(Bill42) SecondreadingBk.90A,Pg.3240 PAYROLLTaxAct DebateBk.52A,Pg.3542 PERSONALCareHomeoperators IncreaseinfundingBk.14,Pg.1 REPORTSTABLED Letterregardingacquisitionofparcelofcrown landBk.16,Pg.15 MedicalCareCommissionannualreportBk.21, Pg.15-16 St.John’sHospitalCouncilreportonlongrange planBk.52,Pg.16 Workers’CompensationCommissionannual reportBk.18,Pg.19 SEALhunt DebateBk.20,Pg.34-39 AmendmentBk.20,Pg.39 SMOKINGpolicyingovernmentofficesandbuild ings Government’spositiononsmoke-freeworkplace Bk.45,Pg.10-11 ST.John’sHospitalCouncil ReportonthelongrangeplanBk.52,Pg.16 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 71

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Debate Bk. 75A, Pg. 10-12 VISION coverage under MCP Changes Bk. 9, Pg. 1 WELFARE Institutions Act (Bill 20) Notice of motion Bk. 2, Pg. 19 Second reading Bk. 79, Pg. 52-54 WESTERN Memorial Hospital Corporation Act (Bill 64) Notice of motion Bk. 58, Pg. 12 Second reading Bk. $8, Pg. 26-27 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Annual report tabled Bk. 18, Pg. 19 Dicks, Hon.

Paul (I, Humber West) AHORNEY General Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 71) Notice of motion Bk. 85, Pg. 12 Second reading Bk. 92, Pg. 48 COMMISSIONERS for Oaths Answer to questions asked during debate on Bill 47 regarding fees and revenue received Bk. $6, Pg. 19 COMMISSIONERS for Oaths Act (Bill 47) Notice of motion Bk. 29, Pg. 1$ Second reading Bk. 53, Pg. 13-18 CONGRATULATORY messages Royal Newfoundland Constabulary hockey team Bk. 6, Pg. 6 Tizzard, John, Duty Constable, best wishes on his retirement Bk. 68, Pg. 1 CORPORATIONS Act (Bill 53) Notice of motion Bk. 47, Pg. 14 Second reading Bk. $8, Pg. 24-26 CRIMINAL Injuries Compensation Act (Bill 35) Notice of motion Bk. 19, Pg. 15 Second reading Bk. 78, Pg. 36;44-46 CRIMINAL Injuries Compensation Board Annual reports for 1989 and 1990 tabled Bk. 84, Pg. 16 ENDURING Powers of Attorney Act (Bill 40) Notice of motion Bk. 20, Pg. 13 EVIDENCE Act (Bill 62) Notice of motion Bk. 5$, Pg. 13 HUGHES Commission of Inquiry Questions concerning death of a Mr.

Thistle at Mount Cashel in 1967 - inquiry Bk. 85, Pg. 2-6 HUMAN Rights Code Act (Bill 46) Notice of motion Bk. 29, Pg. 18 Second reading Bk. 87, Pg. 48-49; Bk. 88, Pg. 20- 24 INCOME Tax Savings Plans Act (Bill 29) Notice of motion Bk. 19, Pg. 15 INTERNATIONAL Day for the Elimination of Ra cial Discrimination Bk. 8, Pg. 1 JUDICATURE Act (Bill 8) Notice of motion Bk. 6, Pg. 20 JURY Act (Bill 68) Notice of motion Bk. 78 , Pg. 14 MARINE Atlantic Downgrading of service on west coast Bk. 25, Pg. 15-17 MARINE Institute Tendering process in awarding contract for re search centre to Norcontrol - irregularities Bk. 68, Pg. 13-15 MEECH Lake Accord (Rescinding amendment to constitution adopted and approved on July 7, 1988) Debate Bk. 16, Pg. 46-55 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 55, Pg. 3-8 MEETING in Corner Brook concerning the Fisher Tech.

Institute Reason Member for Humber East not permitted to attend Bk. 63, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 64, Pg. 8 MINISTERIAL Statements International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Bk. 8, Pg. 1 Mount Cashel victims - compensation Bk. 79, Pg. 4 Peace bonds Bk. 2, Pg. 5 MOUNT Cashel Compensation for victims Bk. 79, Pg. 4 NEWFOUNDLAND Gazette Editions tabled Bk. 19, Pg. 14 OMBUDSMAN’S office Salary and pension benefits for the ombudsman Bk. 34, Pg. 7 ORAL Questions Court services along the Labrador coast Bk. 78, Pg. 9-11 Hughes Commission of Inquiry - questions con cerning a death at Mount Cashel in 1967 Bk. $5, Pg. 2-6 Marine Atlantic - downgrading of service on west coast Bk. 25, Pg. 15-17 Marine Institute - awarding of contract for off shore simulator - tendering process - irregularities Bk. 68, Pg. 13-15 Meeting in Corner Brook concerning the Fisher Tech.

Institute - Member for Humber East not permitted to attend Bk. 63, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 64, Pg. 8 Ombudsman’s office - elimination Bk. 34, Pg. 7 School tax - collection Bk. 3, Pg. 6 Social assistance recipients - decision to make maintenance and child inpport to single parent families, non-allowable income Bk. 69, Pg. 14 PEACE bonds 72

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX AssistancetoapplicantsBk.2,Pg.5 PROVINCIALCourt-servicesalongtheLabrador coastBk.78,Pg.9-11 PROVINCIALCourtAct(Bill13) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.20 PUBLICUtilitiesBoard ReportregardingtheAutomobileInsuranceAct tabledBk.84,Pg.16 REGISTRATIONofDeedsAct(Bill49) NoticeofmotionBk.32,Pg.20 SecondreadingBk.78,Pg.20-26 REPORTSTABLED CriminalInjuriesCompensationBoardannual reportsfor1989and1990Bk.84,Pg.16 NewfoundlandGazetteeditionsBk.19,Pg.14 PublicUtilitiesBoardreportregardingthe AutomobileInsuranceActBk.84,Pg.16 SCHOOLtaxsystem CollectionBk.3,Pg.6 SECURiTIESAct(Bill15) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.20 SecondreadingBk.87,Pg.41-46 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.$8,Pg. 33-34 SMALLClaimsAct(Bill41) NoticeofmotionBk.20,Pg.13 SOCIALassistancerecipients Changeinpolicywithrespecttomaintenance andchildsupportpaymentsBk.58,Pg.15 Reversedecisiontohavemaintenanceandchild supporttosingleparentfamiliesasnon-allowable incomeBk.69,Pg.14 STATUTESRepealAct(Bill21) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.20 SecondreadingBk.87,Pg.40-41

SUMMARYProceedingsAct(Bill63) NoticeofmotionBk.58,Pg.13 SecondreadingBk.$8,Pg.31-33 Doyle,Mr.Norman(PC,HarbourMain) AMUSEMENTRidesAct(Bill5$) SecondreadingBk.92,Pg.47 BUDGETDebateBk.41,Pg.51-53;Bk.42,Pg.17- 23 BUILDINGSAccessibilityAct(Bill55) SecondreadingBk.88,Pg.29 COMEbyChanceoilrefmery Layoffs;effectongasolineproductionBk.$3, Pg.7-8 CONGRATULATORYmessages CenterStagePlayersofConceptionBayCenter Bk.19,Pg.2 CONSTRUCHONindustry Double-breastingBk.71,pg.2 CONSUMERAffairsoffices ClosureofofficesinGooseBayandGrandFalls Bk.71,Pg.9-10;Bk.73,Pg.48 DAYofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredor disabledonthejobBk.22,Pg.6 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) ConsumerAffairsofficesinGooseBayand GrandFallsBk.73,Pg.48 DEPARTMENTofWorks,ServicesandTransporta tion FurtherreductionsBk.75,Pg.10-11 ELECTRICALinspections TransferofresponsibilityBk.3,Pg.10 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram AdditionalfundingforjobcreationBk.35,Pg.5- 7 EXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.34,Pg.30-33 GASOLINEandfuelprices Freezeontheadvaloremtax;boardtomonitor increasesBk.71,Pg.$ GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) DebateBk.27,Pg.41-43;46-49 HEALTHcaresector-strikes PendingstrikebylabandX-rayworkersBk.45, Pg.5-7 StrikebylabandX-rayworkersandhospitalsup portstaffBk.52,Pg.10-11 HIGHWAYTrafficAct(Bill4$) SecondreadingBk.80,Pg.26-33 HUB-transportationserviceforthehandicapped CancellationofgrantBk.72,Pg.3-4 LABOUR Double-breastinglegislationBk.23,Pg.11 LABOURlegislation(Bill59) ConsultationwithunionsonfmaldraftBk.4, Pg.12-13;Bk.34,Pg.8-11 LABOURrelationsBk.66,Pg.7-8 LABOURRelationsAct,No.2(Bill56) SecondreadingBk.54,Pg.28-29 LABOURRelationsBoard ChangesintheoperationBk.$1,Pg.3 LABOURrelationsinpublicandprivatesectors NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.38 DebateBk.49,Pg.12-1$;47-52 LOANAct DebateBk.67A,Pg.12-18 MARINEInstitute CEICfundingtostudentsduringstrikeBk.67, Pg.6-7 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) DebateBk.16,Pg.39-46 73

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX MEECH Lake, together with the add-otis at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 55B, Pg. 1-5 MINIMUM wage Elimination of two-tiered system increase in mini mum wage Bk. 92, Pg. 1 MUNICIPAL capital works program Capital funding - Conception Bay South Bk. 12, Pg. 8-11 NATIONAL Co-operative Education Week Bk. 70, Pg. 1 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Employees meeting with the Minister regarding government policy Bk. 89, Pg. 9-10 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) Second reading Bk. 8$, Pg. 30 ORAL Questions Come by Chance oil refinery - layoffs; effect on gasoline production Bk. $3, Pg. 7-8 Consumer Affairs offices - closure of offices in Goose Bay and Grand Falls Bk. 71, Pg. 9-10 Department of Works, Services - further reduc tion in expenditures Bk. 75, Pg. 10-11 Electrical inspections - transfer of responsibility Bk. 3, Pg. 10 Employment Generation Program - changes; addi tional funding; hiring guidelines Bk. 35, Pg. 5-7 Gasoline and fuel oil - freeze on the ad valorem tax on gasoline; board to monitor increases Bk. 71, Pg. $ Health care sector - pending strike by lab and X ray workers Bk. 45, Pg. 5-7 Health care sector - strike by hospital support staff and lab and X-ray workers Bk. 52, Pg. 10-11 HUB - transportation service for handicapped people - cancellation of grant Bk. 72, Pg. 3-4 Labour - double-breasting legislation Bk. 23, Pg.

Labour legislation (Bill 59) - consultation with unions on final draft Bk. 4, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 34, Pg. 8-11 Labour relations Bk. 66, Pg. 7-8 Marine Institute - strike by instructors; CEIC funding for students Bk. 67, Pg. 6-7 Municipal capital works program - funding for Conception Bay South Bk. 12, Pg. 8-11 Occupational Health and Safety Division - results of meeting with Minister regarding government policy Bk. 89, Pg. 9-10 Pay equity in public service - legislation Bk. 23, Pg. 6-7 Payroll tax Bk. 6, Pg. 18 Point system for drivers - implementation Bk. 38, Pg. 8-9 Student assistants - strike; Memorandum of Un derstanding; reduction in program Bk. 62, Pg. 8-9 Terra Nova Fisheries in Clarenville - legal strike Bk. 27, Pg. 6-7 Unemployment insurance - Bill C-21 - amend ments to Labour Standards Act regarding paren tal leave Bk. 92, Pg. 21 Unemployment insurance - new regulations - pro gram for people who do not qualify for UI benefits Bk. $8, Pg. 11-12 Unemployment statistics - government plans for job creation Bk. 33, Pg. 4-5; Bk. 53, Pg. 1-3 Workers’ Compensation Commission - letter from Chief Executive Officer regarding the Corn mission[I’ribunal differences Bk. 47, Pg. 4; Bk. 4$, Pg. 7-8 Workers’ Compensation Commission - rulings of the Appeal Tribunal being challenged Bk. 9, Pg. 4-5; Bk. 37, Pg. 10-11 PAY equity in public service Legislation Bk. 23, Pg. 6-7 PAYROLL tax Local trucking finns Bk. 6, Pg. 18 POINT system for drivers Implementation Bk. 38, Pg. 8-9 REGIONAL Service Boards Act (Bill 3$) Second reading Bk. 70, Pg. 47-53; Bk. 71, Pg. 23- 25 STUDENT assistants Strike; Memorandum of Understanding; reduc tion in program Bk. 62, Pg. 8-9 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Debate Bk. 77A, Pg. 23-28 TERRA Nova Fisheries in Clarenville Legal strike Bk. 27, Pg. 6-7 TIMS, Hugo, representative with Commercial Workers Union, condolences to family upon death Bk. 71, Pg. 1 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance Bill C-21 - amendments to Labour Standards Act regarding parental leave Bk. 92, Pg. 21 New regulations - program for people who do not qualify for UI benefits Bk. $8, Pg. 11-12 UNEMPLOYMENT situation Debate Bk. 39, Pg. 24-30 UNEMPLOYMENT statistics Government plans for job creation Bk. 33, Pg. 4- 5; Bk. 53, Pg. 1-3 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Commission challenging rulings of the Appeal Tribunal Bk. 9, Pg. 4-5; Bk. 37, Pg. 10-11 Committee appointed to review the commission Bk. 92, Pg. 3 74

HANSARDSPEAICERINDEX LetterfromChiefExecutiveOfficerregarding theCommissionfrribunaldifferencesBk.47,Pg. 4;Bk.48,Pg.7-8 Duff,Mrs.Shannie(PC,StJohn’sEast) ADOPTIONofChildrenAct(Bill52) SecondreadingBk.53,Pg.29-30 AMALGAMATION Consultant’sreport;resultsofpublichearings Bk.3,Pg.6-8 ANNWERSARYofthediscoveryofNewfoundland Allocationoffundingforplanningoftheevent Bk.24,Pg.9-10 BUDGETDebateBk.42A,Pg.27-37 CONGRATULATORYmessages O’Neill,Ray,appointedPresidentofNational FederationofMunicipalitiesBk.51,Pg.1 CULTURALAffairsandHistoricResources Budget;appointmentofaCulturalAffairsDirec torBk.46,Pg.10 TaskforceonHistoricResourceswiltbeestab lishedBk.46,Pg.9 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) HospitalfacilitiesinSt.John’s-recommenda tionsofthereportofSt.John’sHospitalCouncil Bk.50,Pg.49 MeechLakeAccord-rescindingofresolution Bk.45,Pg.45 Refugeesituation-netcostbenefittothe provinceBk.18,Pg.50 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.31,Pg.29-32 FIREDepartmentinSt.John’s EastEndfirestation;recommendationsinthe WoodsGordonreportBk.27,Pg.7-9 hEALThcareonLabradorcoast RequestforapublicinquiryBk.13,Pg.32 hEALThcaresector-strikes ContingencyplansforhospitalsBk.52,Pg.11-13 HEALThcaresector-strikesbyhospitalsupport staffand-labandX-rayworkers-legislationfor employeestoreturntowork DebateBk.57,Pg.9-10 HEALThcareservices Budget-additionalnursingpositions;purchase ofnewequipmentforhospitalsBk.14,Pg.5 HOSPiTALfacilitiesinSt.John’s Redevelopment-updateBk.54,Pg.7 St.Joins’sHospitalCouncilreport;Options7 and10Bk.50,Pg.6-9;49;Bk.51,Pg.16-17 ICEarenas ConcernsregardingairqualityBk.9,Pg.10-12 LSPUHall ProvincialfundingBk.13,Pg.20 MCP Changeinvisioncarecoverageforcertaingroups Bk.9,Pg.2 MEECHLakeAccord MeetingwithPrimeMinisterrejectionofMeech LakeAccord-effectontheeconomyBk.43,Pg. 4-7;Bk.45,Pg.45 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) DebateBk.17,Pg.43-51 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatfirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.57A,Pg.2-10 ORALQuestions Amalgamation-consultant’sreportresultsof publichearingsBk.3,Pg.6-8 AnniversaryofthediscoveryofNewfoundland- allocationoffundingforplanningoftheevent Bk.24,Pg.9-10 CulturalAffairs-budget;appointmentofaCul turalAffairsDirectorBk.46,Pg.10 CulturalAffairsandHistoricResources-Task ForceonHistoricResourcesbeestablishedBk. 46,Pg.9 FireDepartmentinSt.John’s-EastEndfiresta tion;recommendationsinWoodsGordonreport Bk.27,Pg.7-9 Healthcaresectorstrikes-contingencyplansfor hospitalsBk.52,Pg.11-13 HospitalfacilitiesforSt.John’s-reportofthe SiJohn’sHospitalCouncil;Options7and10 Bk.50,Pg.6-9;Bk.51,Pg.16-17 Icearenas-problemswithairqualityBk.9,Pg. 10-12 LSPUHall-provincialfundingBk.13,Pg.20 MeechLakeAccord-meetingwithPrimeMini ster,rejectionoftheaccord-effectonthe economy;separationofQuebecBk.43,Pg.4-7 PayrolltaxBk.6,Pg.14-15 Refugeesituation-netcostbenefittothe provinceBk.16,Pg.6-8;Bk.17,Pg.14 Women’scentres-cost-sharedarrangementBk. 15,Pg.8-9 PAYROLLtax HealthcareinstitutionsBk.6,Pg.14-15 PAYROLLTaxAct DebateBk.52A,Pg.42-49 PERSONALCareHomeoperators IncreaseinfundingBk.14,Pg.2 PRO-Canadianresolution(MeechLake)-refrain fromproceedingwithrescindingresolution DebateBk.12,Pg.43-49 REFUGEEsituation 75

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Net cost benefit to the province Bk. 16, Pg. 6-8; Bk. 17, Pg. 14; Bk. 18, Pg. 50 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo- lion) Debate Bk. 26, Pg. 32-35; Bk. 27, Pg. 29-30 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 50-54 VISION coverage wider MCP Changes Bk. 11, Pg. 2 WOMEN’S centres Cost-shared arrangement Bk. 15, Pg. 8-9 WOMEN’S centres - reinstatement of federal funding Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 32-36 Dumaresque, Mr.

Daniel (L, Eagle River) BROADCASTING of House of Assembly proceed ings - final report of the Committee final report tabled - committee recommendations for televising proceedings Bk. 5$, Pg. 12 Debate Bk. 66, Pg. 16-17 BROADCASTING of House of Assembly proceed ings - report of Privileges and Elections Committee Report tabled Bk. 3, Pg. 16 Moved concurrence of the report Bk. 9, Pg. 14 BUDGET Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 49-55 CARTWRIGHT Funding to purchase snow clearing equipment before closure of shipping season Bk. 73, Pg. 25 EXECUTiVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Bk. 29A, Pg. 47-49; Bk. 33A, Pg. 49-50 HEALTH care on Labrador coast Request for a public inquiry Bk. 14, Pg. 27; Bk. 1$, Pg. 58;61 LABRADOR fishery Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 35 Debate Bk. 63, Pg. 14-19;45-50 LABRADOR travel subsidy programs Reinstate the subsidies Bk. 19, Pg. 23; Bk. 25, Pg. 19 MEECH Lake Accord (Rescinding amendment to constitution adopted and approved on July 7, 1988) Debate Bk. 15, Pg. 36-42 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 56B, Pg. 25-28 PETITIONS Cartwright - funds be made available to town to purchase equipment before closure of shipping season Bk. 73, Pg. 25 REPORTS TABLED Privileges and Elections Committee final report on broadcasting of House of Assembly proceed ings Bk. 58, Pg. 12 Privileges and Elections Committee report on broadcasting of House of Assembly proceedings Bk. 3, Pg. 16 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate Bk. 27, Pg. 21-23 SCHOLARSHIP established in memory of the late Ramsey Powell Bk. 25, Pg. 1 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Debate Bk. 75, Pg. 25-27 U1”EMPLOYMENT Insurance Act - qualifying period Debate Bk. 59, Pg. 34-40 Amendment Bk. 59, Pg. 40 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits extension for Labrador fishermen (Procedure under S.0. 23) Bk. 40, Pg. 16 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits extension for Labrador fishermen (Unanimous resolution) Debate Bk. 40, Pg. 33 Efford, Hon.

John (L, Port de Grave) ADOPTION of Children Act (Bill 52) Notice of motion Bk. 39, Pg. 12 Second reading Bk. 53, Pg. 18-21;30-32 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 53, Pg. 3$ ADOPTIONS Answer to questions Bk. 91, Pg. 14 Number of applications on file; policy of Depart ment of Social Services Bk. 90, Pg. 13-15 BILL C-69 - reduction in federal funding for social programs Debate Bk. 72, Pg. 34-40 BUDGET Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 27-38; Bk. 43, Pg. 37 CHILD Abuse Prevention Program First phase announced Bk. 68, Pg. 4 CHILD Welfare Act (Bill 51) Notice of motion Bk. 34, Pg. 15 Second reading Bk. 78, Pg. 33-36 CHILD welfare program New initiatives Bk. 21, Pg. 2 COACH House facility Closure effective June 30, 1990 Bk. 31, Pg. 1 Program to accommodate boys at the facility Bk. 33, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 41, Pg. 6-13 COMMUNiTY Development Program Budget cut Bk. 10, Pg. 4 Improvements in the program Bk. 50, Pg. 1 COMMUNiTY Living Association Request for increased funding; re-integration of developmentally delayed people into the com munity Bk. 42, Pg. 6-8 -- DAY Care and Homemaker Services Act (Bill 10) Notice of motion Bk. 2, Pg. 19 76

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX SecondreadingBk.7$,Pg.46-50 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.83,Pg. 24-27 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) fishplants-statusofplantsownedbyUniversal FisheriesBk.26,Pg.56 Socialassistancerecipients-cutbackstosingle parentfamiliesreceivingmaintenanceandchild supportBk.73,Pg.55 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices AnnualreporttabledBk.75,Pg.14 DevelopmentalandRehabilitativeDivision- reporttabledBk.$9,Pg.11 DEPARTMENTofSocialServicesAct(Bill4) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.19 SecondreadingBk.79,Pg.29-32 EDUCATIONprogram-budgetfreeze DebateBk.76,Pg.23-28 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.29A,Pg.9-12;23-26;39-43;Bk.31A,Pg. 17-20-,59-60;Bk.32,Pg.40-43;Bk.33,Pg.44-48; Bk.33A,Pg.34-37;Bk.36A,Pg.4-8;19-21;41-44 FAMILYCrisisCentreinWesternLabrador StatusofthecentreBk.40,Pg.13-14 FISHERY FishplantsownedbyUniversalFisheries-future oftheplantsBk.26,Pg.56 GROUPhomes Closure;re-integrationofhandicappedin dividualsintothecommunityBk.91,Pg.9-11 HEALTHcaresector-strikesbyhospitalsupport staffandlabandX-rayworkers-legislationfor employeestoreturntowork DebateBk.57,Pg.10-13 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.6,Pg.40-A4;48-50 LABRADORtravelsubsidyprograms ReinstatethesubsidiesBk.37,Pg.23 LIVESTOCK(Health)Act(Bill19) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.$3,Pg.32 LOANAct DebateBk.61,Pg.30-35;Bk.MA,Pg.27-36; Bk.65,Pg.36-43;Bk.67A,Pg.34-42 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.553,Pg.5-11 MIDDLEdistancefleet ProposedsalebyprovincialgovernmentBk.18, Pg.40 MINISTERIALStatements ChildAbusePreventionProgramannouncedBk. 6$,Pg.4 Childwelfareprogram-newinitiativesBk.21, Pg.2 CoachHousefacility-closureeffectiveJune30, 1990Bk.31,Pg.1 CommunityDevelopmentProgramBk.50,Pg.1 MountCasheldeinstitutionalization-updateBk. 31,Pg.2;Pg.48,Pg.2 Schoollunchprogramannouncedforschools undertheAvalonandRomanCatholicSchool BoardsBk.65,Pg.2 MOOSElicences IncreasenumberoflicencesissuedBk.18,Pg.36 MOUNTCashel Updateonthesituationregardingtheannounced closureBk.31,Pg.2;Bk.48,Pg.2 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro Rateincrease-effectonpeopleonlowandfixed incomesBk.14,Pg.9-11 OIvffiUDSMAN’sOffice-elimination-requestto reversedecision DebateBk.30,Pg.41-45 ORALQuestions Adoptions-numberofapplicationsonfile; policyofDepartmentofSocialServicesBk.90, Pg.13-15 CoachHousefacility-closure-programtoac commodateboysBk.33,Pg.7-9;Bk.41,Pg.6-13 CommunityDevelopmentProgram-budgetcut Bk.10,Pg.4 CommunityLivingAssociation-requestforin creasedfunding;re-integrationofdevelopmental lydelayedpeopleintothecommunityBk.42,Pg. 6-8 FamilyCrisisCentre,WesternLabrador-status ofthecentreBk.40,Pg.13-14 Grouphomes-closure;re-integrationofhand icappedindividualsintothecommunityBk.91, Pg.9-11 NewfoundlandHytho-rateincrease-effecton peopleonlowandfixedincomesBk.14,Pg.9-11 Refugeesituation-netcostbenefittothe provinceBk.16,Pg.6-9;Bk.17,Pg.14-15 Socialassistancerecipients-allowanceforin- creasesincostoffueloilandelectricityBk.92, Pg.16-18 Socialassistancerecipients-decisiontomake maintenanceandchildsupporttosingleparent families,non-allowableincomeBk.73,Pg.6-8 YouthCorrectionalCentre-healthandsafety Bk.84,Pg.7-9 PAYROLLTaxAct DebateBk.52A,Pg.49-53 REFUGEEsituation NetcostbenefittotheprovinceBk.16,Pg.6-9; Bk.17,Pg.14-15 REPORTSTABLED 77

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Department of Social Services - Developmental and Rehabilitative Division - fmancial and statisti cal reports for 1989 and 1990 Bk. 89, Pg. 11 Department of Social Services annual report for 1989)90 Bk. 75, Pg. 14 SCHOOL lunch program Approval for three schools under the Avalon and Roman Catholic School Boards Bk. 65, Pg. 2 SOCIAL assistance recipients Change in policy with respect to maintenance and child support payments Bk. 59, Pg. 16; Bk. 60, Pg. 21; Bk. 61, Pg. 19; Bk. 65, Pg. 24; Bk. 67, Pg. 23; Bk. 77, Pg. 12 Fuel allowance to cover increases in the cost of fuel oil and electhcity Bk. 92, Pg. 16-18 Reverse decision to have maintenance and child support to single parent families as non-allowable income Bk. 73, Pg. &8;55 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 30-34;38-42;45-50 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Debate Bk. 75, Pg. 29-31;4$-49; Bk. 75A, Pg. 50- 52 WOMEN’S centres - reinstatement of federal funding Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 3641 YOUNG Persons Offences Act (Bill 36) Notice of motion Bk. 19, Pg. 15 Second reading Bk. 79, Pg. 54; Bk. 87, Pg. 47 YOUTH Correctional Centre Answer to questions Bk. 84, Pg. 16 Health and safety Bk. 84, Pg. 7-9 YOUTH Diversion Program in Central New foundland Answer to question Bk. 13, Pg. 21 Cancellation Bk. 18, Pg. 25 Flight, Hon.

Graham (L, Windsor-Buchans) AB1TIBI-Price mill in Grand Falls Construction of an effluent clarifier Bk. 22, Pg. 3 Strike; future of the mill Bk. 2, Pg. 16-17; Bk. 3, Pg. 14 ABifIBI-Price mill in Stephenville Increase in cost of electhcity Bk. 16, Pg. 14-15; Bk. $8, Pg. 8-9; Bk. $9, Pg. 8-9 AB1TIBI-Price mills in Grand Falls and Stephenville Downgrading of debt by bond rating agencies Bk. 8$, Pg. 5-8 Future Bk. 83, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 8$, Pg. 1-4 DAIRY industry Quota allocation review - loans issued by Farm Development Loan Board and Farm Credit Cor poration Bk. $5, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 86, Pg. 6-11 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Milk prices - Appeal Tribunal set up Bk. 8, Pg. 49 Spray program Bk. 26, Pg. 49 FOREST fire season Staffing of units; reinstatement of fire-fighting unit in Bishop’s Falls Bk. 51, Pg. 13-15 FORESTRY Act (Bill 11) Notice of motion Bk. 2, Pg. 20 Second reading Bk. 89, Pg. 33-46;53 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 92, Pg. 48 GARNISH Pond forest access road Upgrading Bk. 14, Pg. 23 GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act (Bill 30) Second reading Bk. 46, Pg. 19-21 LWESTOCK (Health) Act (Bill 19) Notice of motion Bk. 2, Pg. 20 Second reading Bk. 79, Pg. 44;47 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 83, Pg. 32 LWESTOCK Owners Compensation Board Financial statements tabled Bk. 35, Pg. 12 LOAN Act Debate Bk.

MA, Pg. 8-16 MEECH Lake Accord (Rescinding amendment to constitution adopted and approved on July 7, 1988) Debate Bk. 18, Pg. 115-20 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 57, Pg. 21-27 MILK prices Recommendations of Appeal Tribunal set up to hear an appeal of decision by the Milk Marketing Board; milk price increase Bk. 7, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 8, Pg. 49 Review by Task Force on Agn-Foods Bk. 11, Pg. 1 MINISTER of Finance Remarks regarding fast food services; agricultural industry Bk. 33, Pg. 3-4 ?vIINISTERIAL Statements Abitibi-Price mill in Grand Falls - installation of an effluent clarifier Bk. 22, Pg. 3 Milk pricing - review by Task Force on Agri Foods Bk. 11, Pg. 1 Spray program for 1990 Bk. 25, Pg. 1 Wooddale Tree Nursery - update for 1990 Bk. 27, Pg. 1 NEWFOUNDLAND Crop Insurance Agency Financial statements tabled Bk. 35, Pg. 12 NEWFOUNDLAND Farm Products Annual report and financial statements for year ending March/90, tabled Bk. $9, Pg. 11 Financial statements for tear ending March/88, tabled Bk. 35, Pg. 12 78

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX FinancialstatementsforyearendingMarch/89, tabledBk.72,Pg.11 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinGrandFalls-strike;future ofthemillBk.2,Pg.16-17;Bk.3,Pg.14 Abitibi-PricemillinStephenville-increasein costofelectricityBk.16,Pg.14-15;Bk.8$,Pg.8- 9;Bk.89,Pg.8-9 Abitibi-PricemillsinGrandFallsandStephen ville-futureBk.83,Pg.13-14;Bk.88,Pg.1-8 Daiiyindustry-quotaallocationreview-letter toFarmDevelopmentLoanBoardandFarm CreditCorporationregardingloansissuedBk. $5,Pg.1-2;Bk.$6,Pg.6-11 Forestfireseason-seasonalstaff;reinstatement offire-fightingunitinBishop’sFallsBk.51,Pg. 13-15 Milkprices-AppealTribunalrecommendations ondecisionofMilkMarketingBoardmilkprice increaseBk.7,Pg.9-11 MinisterofFinance’sremarksregardingfast foodservices;agriculturalindusnyBk.33,Pg.3-4 Publicservice-hiringpractices;memorandumto CabinetMinisters;hiringofpresssecretaryto formerMinisterofFisheriesBk.1$,Pg.7;12-13 SawmillersinLethbridge-domesticandcommer ciallicences;clear-cuttingBk.15,Pg.7-8 Sprayprogram-statusBk.19,pg.13-14;Bk.24, Pg.6-7 SprayprograminKing’sPointareaBk.62,Pg. 11-13 POINTofprivilege-MinisterofForestrymisledthe HouseinansweringquestionsregardingtheFarm CreditCorporationBk.85,Pg.44 PUBLICservice Hiringpractices;memorandumtoCabinetMini stersBk.18,Pg.7;12-13 REPORTSTABLED LivestockOwnersCompensationBoardfinancial statementsBk.35,Pg.12 NewfOundlandCropInsuranceAgencyfinancial statementsBk.35,Pg.12 NewfoundlandFarmProductsannualreportand fmancialstatementsforyearendingMarch/90 Bk.89,Pg.11 NewfoundlandFarmProductsCorporationfinan cialstatementsforyearendingMarch/88Bk.35, Pg.12 NewfoundlandFarmProductsfinancialstate mentsforyearendingMarch/89Bk.72,Pg.11 SAWMILLERSinLethbridge Domesticandcommerciallicences;clear-cutting Bk.15,Pg.7-8 SPRAYprogram ChemicalherbicideusedinKing’sPointareaBk. 62,Pg.11-13 Programfor1990Bk.25,Pg.1 StatusBk.19,Pg.13-14;Bk.24,Pg.6-7;Bk.26, Pg.49 WOODDALEForestTreeNursery Updatefor1990Bk.27,Pg.1 Furey,Hon.Charles(L,St.Barbe) BENNETT,Myra,condolencestofamilyupondeath Bk.23,Pg.1 CONGRATULATORYmessages SportsHallofFameinducteesBk.70,Pg.1 CRAFTindustryshowatMemorialStadium OfficialopeningBk.$6,Pg.1 ECONOMY DebateBk.4,Pg.27-33 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabradorCor porationAct(Bill72) NoticeofmotionBk.85,Pg.12 FREEDOMofInformationAct(Bill6) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.19 SecondreadingBk.79,Pg.41-42 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.83,Pg.30 GOVERNMENTMoneyPurchasePensionPlanAct (Bill14) SecondreadingBk.48,Pg.40 GOVERNMENTofficeinHongKong Detailsoftheopening;costBk.79,Pg.12-13 GOVERNMENT-ownedstoreinHopedale HealthhazardBk.80,Pg.4 INFORMATlONfmterpretationcentres ImprovementsBk.13,Pg.4 JUICEmanufacturingplantinDonovans PlantoperatingwithfinancingthroughNLDC Bk.80,Pg.1 LOANandGuaranteeAct DebateBk.3$,Pg.27 MARYSTOWNShipyard Re-allocatefundingnegotiatedinOceanIn dustriesDevelopmentAgreementBk.13,Pg.18- 20 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,198$) DebateBk.15,Pg.77-86 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.55A,Pg.41-48 MINISTERIALStatements CraftindustryshowatMemorialStadiumBk. 86,Pg.1 lnformationfmterpretationcentres-improve mentsBk.13,Pg.4 NationalTourismWeekBk.34,Pg.3 79

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Shrimp processing plant in L’Anse-au-Loup, Labrador established through funding from Economic Recoveiy Conmiission Bk. 75, Pg. 1 Sunnyland juice manufacturing operation - fmancing from NLDC Bk. 80, Pg. 1 NATIONAL Tourism Week Bk. 34, Pg. 3 ORAL Questions Government office in Hong Kong - appointment of a director details regarding the office Bk. 79, Pg. 12-13 Government-owned store in Hopedale - health hazard at the facility Bk. 80, Pg. 4 Maiystown Shipyard - re-allocate funding negotiated under Ocean Industries Development Agreement Bk. 13, Pg. 18-20 Rural Development offices in Windsor - reloca tion to Gander Bk. 12, Pg. 13-14 Tourism advertising contract - tender awarded APPA Communications Bk. 48, Pg. 9-13 Tourism industry - program to create employ ment in the seasonal tourism industry Bk. 35, Pg. 7 Tourist services - rebate on taxes Bk. 12, Pg. 4-5 Twillingate fish plant - fmancial assistance to Oceana Seafoods; new operator lease agreement Bk. 49, Pg. 10-11 RURAL Development offices in Windsor Relocation to Gander Bk. 12, Pg. 13-14 SHRIMP processing plant in L’Anse-au-Loup, Labrador Plant established with funding from Economic Recovery Commission Bk. 75, Pg. 1 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Debate Bk. 77A, Pg. 20-23 TOURISM Employment program in the seasonal tourist in dustiy Bk. 35, Pg. 7 TOURISM advertising contract Tender awarded APPA Communications; details of the contract Bk. 48, Pg. 9-13 TOURIST service Rebate on taxes Bk. 12, Pg. 4-5 TWILLINGATh fish plant Lease agreement Bk. 49, Pg. 10-11 Gibbons, Hon.

Dr.

Rex (I, St John’s West) AB1TifiI-Price mill in Stephenville Increase in cost of electricity Bk. 14, Pg. 12; Bk. 89, Pg. 7-8 CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord lin plementation (Newfoundland) Act and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Act (Bill 43) Notice of motion Bk. 23, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 54, Pg. 25-26 COME by Chance oil refmery Layoffs; effect on gasoline production Bk. 83, Pg. 7-8 DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Annual review of activities Bk. 68, Pg. 2 Geological Research Branch report tabled Bk. 20, Pg. 12 ELECTRICAL rates Answer to question Bk. 88, Pg. 12 Increase Bk. 87, Pg. 13-14 EXECUTWE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Bk. 33, Pg. 34-37;40-41 GASOLINE and fuel prices freeze on the ad valorem tax; board to monitor increases Bk. 71, Pg. 8 Increases due to the Persian Gulf crisis Bk. 65, Pg. 13; Bk. 90, Pg. 7-8 GOVERNMENT-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act (Bill 30) Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 38; Bk. 46, Pg. 24-25 HOPE Brook gold mine Financial status Bk. 34, Pg. 7 HYDRO development Environmental assessment on Lower Churchill and Muskrat Falls Bk. 48, Pg. 13-14 Update on negotiations with Quebec Bk. 19, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 47, Pg. 12 HYDROELECTRIC developments in the province Change in policy by Newfoundland Hydro Bk. 22, Pg. 1 LIMESTONE development on Port au Port Penin sula Proposal accepted Bk. 70, Pg. 2 LOAN and Guarantee Act Debate Bk. 38, Pg. 38 LOWER Churchill development First phase registered with Department of En vironment Bk. 73, Pg. 1 MARINE Institute Retendering contract awarded for construction of Offshore Training and Research Centre Bk. 60, Pg. 1 Tendering process - awarding of contract to Nor- control Bk. 68, Pg. 10-13 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 55, Pg. 45; Bk. 55A, Pg. 1-4 MINERAL Act (Bill 7) Notice of motion Bk. 6, Pg. 20 Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 36-37 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 53, Pg. 32-37; Bk. 54, Pg. 44 MINERAL Development Agreement

Summary of all reports tabled Bk. 25, Pg. 18 80

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX MINERALHoldingsImpostAct(Bill27) SecondreadingBk.45,Pg.17-18 MINERALLicencesandMiningLeases AnnualreporttabledBk.23,Pg.13 MINISTERIALStatements DepartmentofMinesandEnergy-annualreview ofactivitiesBk.68,Pg.2 HydrodevelopmentinLabrador-firstphase registeredBk.73,Pg.1 LimestonedevelopmentonPortauPortPenin sula-proposalacceptedBk.70,Pg.2 MarineInstitute-offshoretrainingandresearch centerprojectretendercontractawardedBk.60, Pg.1 NewfoundlandHardwoodsLimitedinClarenville openingofelectricityandsteamcogeneration plantBk.6$,Pg.5 NewfoundlandHythoregardingsmall hydroelectricdevelopmentsinprovinceBk.22, Pg.1 PersianGulfcrisis-meetingwithfederalEnergy MinisterBk.60,Pg.3 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHydroAct(Bill 31) NoticeofmotionBk.19,Pg.15 SecondreadingBk.38,Pg.47;Bk.40,Pg.32 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.46A,Pg. 34-35;Bk.47,Pg.30 NEWFOUNDLANDHardwoodsLimitedinClaren ville Openingofanelectricityandsteamcogeneration plantBk.6$,Pg.5 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro AnnualreporttabledBk.25,Pg.18 PayrolltaxBk.40,Pg.14 Rateincrease-effectonpeopleonlowandfixed incomesBk.14,Pg.8-11 RateincreasebeforePUBoard;payrolltax, eliminationofPDDsubsidyBk.12,Pg.7-8 RoleoftheconsumeradvocateBk.13,Pg.10 NEWFOtJNDLANDOffshoreAreaCorporateIn comeTaxAct(Bill33) SecondreadingBk.47,Pg.19;22 OFFSHOREDevelopmentLegislationAct(Bill61) NoticeofmotionBk.5$,Pg.13 SecondreadingBk.60,Pg.25-27;34 OFFSHOREnegotiations AtlanticAccordbeconstkutionalized;Hibemia agreementBk.22,Pg.16-17 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinStephenville-increasein costofelectricityBk.14,Pg.12;Bk.89,Pg.7-8 ComebyChanceoilrefmery-layoffs;effecton gasolineproductionBk.$3,Pg.7-8 Consumeradvocate-decisionregardingHydro’s applicationforarateincreaseBk.13,Pg.10 Electricalrates-increaseBk.87,Pg.13-14 Gasolineandfueloil-freezeontheadvalorem taxongasoline;boardtomonitorincreasesBk. 71,Pg.8 Gasolineandfuelprices-increasesduetothe PersianGulfcrisisBk.65,Pg.13;Bk.90,Pg.7-8 HopeBrookgoldmine-fmancialstatusBk.34, Pg.7 Hydrodevelopment-enviromnentalassessment onLowerChurchillandMuskratFallsBk.48, Pg.13-14 Hydrodevelopment-negotiationswithQuebec Bk.19,Pg.8-9;Bk.47,Pg.12 MarineInstitute-awardingofcontractforoff shoresimulatortenderingprocess-irregularities Bk.68,Pg.10-13 NewfoundlandHydro-effectofpayrolltaxBk. 40,Pg.14 NewfoundlandHydro-rateincrease-effecton peopleonlowandfixedincomesBk.14,Pg.8-11 NewfoundlandHydro-requestforrateincrease; eliminationofPDDsubsidy;payrolltaxBk.12, Pg.7-8 Offshorenegotiations-AtlanticAccordHiber niaagreementBk.22,Pg.16-17 St.Lawrencefluorsparmine-statusBk.75,Pg. 11 PERSIANGulfcrisis MeetingwithFederalEnergyMinisterregarding increaseinpriceofpetroleumproductsBk.60, Pg.3 REPORTSTABLED DepartmentofMinesandEnergy-GeologicalRe searchReportBk.20,Pg.12 HydroannualreportBk.25,Pg.1$ MineralDevelopmentAgreement-summaryof allreportsBk.25,Pg.18 MineralLicencesandMiningLeasesannual reportBk.23,Pg.13 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) DebateBk.26,Pg.36-39 RETAILSalesTaxActwithrespecttoOffshore PetroleumDevelopment(Bill34) SecondreadingBk.47,Pg.15;19 ST.Lawrencefluorsparmine StatusBk.75,Pg.11 Gilbert,Hon.David(L,Burgeo-Bayd’Espoir) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone DebateBk.3,Pg.38-46 ARGENTIAferryservice 87

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Extension of the service Bk. 19, Pg. 12; Bk. 44, Pg. 4 ARTS and Culture Centre Replacement of security staff on leave; safety measures Bk. 92, Pg. 12-13 CAPiTAL roads program List of projects for 1991 announced Bk. 90, Pg. 1 DANGEROUS Goods Transportation Act and Sum mary Proceedings Act (Bill 37) Notice of motion Bk. 19, Pg. 15 Second reading Bk. 87, Pg. 46-47 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Department of Works, Services - change in policy for overtime compensation for supervisory employees Bk. 69, Pg. 47 Dump tmck industry - independent operators Bk. 50, Pg. 47-49 Fogo Island/Change Islands ferry service Bk. 69, Pg. 49 Ossokmanuan Bridge contract Bk. 60, Pg. 43 Outer Ring Road Bk. 50, Pg. 53 DEPARTMENT of Education Answer to question Bk. 93, Pg. 12-14 Curriculum Division - relocation from Atlantic Place to Remax Building - details of lease Bk. 93, Pg. 7-8 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion Answer to questions regarding road conditions be tween Donovans and Holyrood Bk. 92, Pg. 29 Answer to questions regarding winter

schedule and overtime compensation for employees Bk. 75, Pg. 15 Employees in Deer Lake protesting layoffs Bk. 3, Pg. 19 Expenditure reductions - Motor Registration Of fice; Fogo Island ferry service; overtime compen sation for supervisory employees Bk. 67, Pg. 1 Further reductions Bk. 75, Pg. 10-11 Layoff of security guards Bk. 3, Pg. 9-10 Overtime compensation for supervisory employees - change in policy; delay in snow removal on Northern peninsula Bk. 68, Pg. 17; Bk. 69, Pg. 15-17;47; Bk. 75, Pg. 8-10; Bk. 78, Pg. 8-9 Plans to privatize maintenance and snow clearing Bk. 3, Pg. 9 Winter road conditions between Donovans and Holyrood Bk. 91, Pg. 11-12 DUMP tnrck industry Independent operators; protest in Grand Falls- Badger area Bk. 47, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 50, Pg. 47-49; Bk. 54, Pg. 11 FERRY rates Reduction Bk. 14, Pg. 7 FERRY service between Petit Forte and Southeast Bight Update Bk. 14, Pg. 16-17 FERRY service for Bell Island Status of the Beaumont Hamel Bk. 4, Pg. 13-15 FISHING situation - inshore fishermen Debate Bk. 35, Pg. 26-33 F000 Island/Change Islands ferry service Changes Bk. 67, Pg. 2 Reduction in service Bk. 66, Pg. 11; Bk. 67, Pg. 5- 6; Bk. 69, Pg. 18;49 Update on construction of new ice breaker ferry Bk. 3, Pg. 12 Bk. 77, Pg. 10-11 GAULTOIS-Hennitage ferry service Answer to question regarding ice conditions Bk. 4, Pg. 45 Ice conditions Bk. 4, Pg. 11-12 Plan to assess the ferry service Bk. 5$, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 75, Pg. 11-12 Upgrading Bk. 62, Pg. 20 GOVERNMENT Air Services Plans to relocate to Gander Bk. 47, Pg. 8-9 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 4$) Notice of motion Bk. 32, Pg. 20 Second reading Bk. 80, Pg. 23-26; Bk. 82, Pg. 39- 41 HIGHWAY Traffic Act, No. 2 (Bill 65) Notice of motion Bk. 58, Pg. 12 Second reading Bk. 79, Pg. 43 LABRADOR travel subsidy programs Air subsidy program - elimination Bk. 8, Pg. 11- 12 Answer to questions regarding the air subsidy Bk. 9, Pg. 16 LOAN Act Debate Bk.

MA, Pg. 25-27 LOCAL preference policy Administration of the policy as it relates to Hiber nia and construction projects at Bull Arm Bk. 93, Pg. 5-6 MARINE Atlantic Downgrading of service on west coast Bk. 25, Pg. 13-14 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 57, Pg. 35-39 MINISTERIAL Statements Argentia ferry service extension Bk. 44, Pg. 4 Capitai roads projects Bk. 90, Pg. 1 Department of Works, Services and Transporta tion - expenditure reductions Bk. 67, Pg. 1 Ferry rates reduction Bk. 14, Pg. 7 82

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX FogoIsland/ChangeIslandsfenyservice-chan gesBk.67,Pg.2 MotorvehiclelicencerenewalsBk.18,Pg.5 MotorVehicleRegistrationofficesatClarenville andWabushBk.67,Pg.1-2 NationalTransportationWeekBk.43,Pg.11 OuterRingRoad-projectapprovalBk.44,Pg.2 PetitForte-constructionofroadBk.13,Pg.3 MOTORCarrierAct(Bill12) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.18 SecondreadingBk.87,Pg.36;39 MOTORvehiclelicencerenewals ChangesBk.1$,Pg.5 MOTORVehicleRegistrationandTaxationoffices inClarenville ClosureBk.68,Pg.16-17 MOTORVehicleRegistrationofficesatClarenville andWabush AnswertoquestionconcerningtheWabushof ficeBk.77,Pg.11 ClosureBk.67,Pg.1 ClosureofWabushoffice;contracting-outser vicestobanksBk.76,Pg.14;Bk.78,Pg.12-13 NATIONALTransportationWeekBk.43,Pg.11 ORALQuestions Argentiaferryservice-extensionBk.19,Pg.12 ArtsandCultureCentre-policyregardingthere placementofsecuritystaff;safetymeasuresBk. 92,Pg.12-13 CurriculumDivisionofDepartmentofEducation -relocationfromAtlanticPlacetoRemaxBuild ing-detailsofleaseBk.93,Pg.7-8 DepartmentofWorks,Services-furtherreduc tioninexpendituresBk.75,Pg.10-11 DepartmentofWorks,Services-layoffof securityguardsBk.3,Pg.9-10 DepartmentofWorks,Services-overtimecom pensationforsupervisoryemployees-newpolicy; delayinsnowremovalonNorthernpeninsula Bk.68,Pg.17;Bk.69,Pg.15-17;Bk.75,Pg.8- 10;Bk.7$,Pg.8-9 DepartmentofWorks,Services-plansto privatizemaintenanceandsnowclearingBk.3, Pg.9 DepartmentofWorks,Services-winterroadcon ditionsonAvalonPeninsulaBk.91,Pg.11-12 Dumptruckindustry-independentoperators; protestinGrandFalls-BadgerareaBk.47,Pg.6- 7;Bk.54,Pg.11 FerryservicebetweenPetitforteandSoutheast BightBk.14,Pg.16-17 FerryserviceforBellIsland-statusofthe BeaumontHamelBk.4,Pg.13-15 FogoIsland/ChangeIslandferryserviceBk.3, Pg.12;Bk.66,Pg.11;Bk.67,Pg.5-6;Bk.69, Pg.18;Bk.77,Pg.10-11 Gaultois-HermitageferryserviceBk.58,Pg.10- 11;Bk.75,Pg.11-12 Gaultois-Hennitageferryservice-iceconditions Bk.4,Pg.11-12 GovernmentAirServices-relocationtoGander Bk.47,Pg.8-9 LabradorAirSubsidyProgram-eliminationBk. 8,Pg.11-12 Localpreferencepolicy-Hibemiaandconstruc tionprojectsatBullAnnBk.93,Pg.5-6 MarineAtlantic-downgradingofserviceonwest coastBk.25,Pg.13-14 MotorRegistrationOfficeinClarenville-closure Bk.6$,Pg.16-17 MotorVehicleRegistrationOfficeinWabush- closureBk.76,Pg.14;Bk.7$,Pg.12-13 OssokmanuanBridgeontheTrans-Labrador Highway-contractBk.59,Pg.10-13;Bk.62, Pg.13-14 OuterRingRoadBk.24,Pg.10-11;Bk.47,Pg. 9-10 Publicservice-hiringpractices;memorandumto CabinetMinisters;hiringofpresssecretaryto formerMinisterofFisheriesBk.18,Pg.7 PublicTenderAct-tenderingprocessBk.6$,Pg. 8-10 Trans-CanadaHighway-constructionofhigh waybetweenCornerBrookandSteadyBrook Bk.27,Pg.10-11 OSSOKMANUANBridgeontheTrans-Labrador Highway AnswerstoquestionsBk.60,Pg.19;Bk.64,Pg. 14 ContractBk.59,Pg.10-13;Bk.60,Pg.43;Bk. 62,Pg.13-14 OUTERRingRoad ProjectapprovalBk.44,Pg.2 StatusBk.24,Pg.10-11;Bk.47,Pg.9-10;Bk. 50,Pg.53-54 PETITForte CompleteroadfromBrooksidetoPetitForteBk. 13,Pg.3 PIPPYParkCommission AnnualreporttabledBk.3,Pg.15 PUBLICservice Hiringpractices;memorandumtoCabinetMini stersBk.18,Pg.7 PUBLICServiceCommission AnnualreportthbledBk.18,Pg.19 PUBLICTenderAct 83

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Pg. 13 etc. (W.Q. 2) Exceptions tabled Bk. 3, Pg. 16; Bk. 15, Pg. 13; Bk. 29, Pg. 18; Bk. 46, Pg. 12; Bk. 58, Pg. 12 Public tendering process Bk. 68, Pg. 8-10 REPORTS TABLED Pippy Park Commission annual report Bk. 3, Pg. 15 Public Service Commission annual report Bk. 18, Pg. 19 Public Tender Act exceptions reports Bk. 3, Pg. 16; Bk. 15, Pg. 13; Bk. 29, Pg. 18; Bk. 46, Pg. 12; Bk. 58, Pg. 12 TRANS-Canada Highway Construction of highway between Corner Brook and Steady Brook Bk. 27, Pg. 10-11 TRANSPORTATION Horwood residents requesting pavement of sec. don of road Bk. 17, Pg. 17 Improvements in road leading to Margaree and fox Roost Bk. 21, Pg. 18 Road from Little Bay to Beau Bois - upgrading and paving Bk. 43, Pg. 1$ Rock Harbour road conditions Bk. 19, Pg. 19 Gover, Mr.

Aubrey (I, Bonavista South) BROADCASTING of House of Assembly proceed ings - report of Privileges and Elections Committee Debate Bk. 10, Pg. 4.6-47 LEGISLATION Review Committees Notice for the scheduling of public meetings Bk. 44, Pg. 32-33 MEECH Lake Accord (Rescinding amendment to constitution adopted and approved on July 7, 1988) Debate Bk. 16, Pg. 83-90 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at first Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk.

SSA, Pg. 24-28 REPORTS TABLED Resource Legislation Review Committee report respecting the Crown Lands Act Bk. 74, Pg. 11 Resource Legislation Review Committee report respecting the Forestry Act Bk. 7$, Pg. 13 RESOURCE Legislation Review Committee Report tabled respecting the Crown Lands Act Bk. 74, Pg. 11 Report tabled respecting the Forestry Act Bk. 78, Greening, Mr.

Glenn (PC, Terra Nova) INFORMATION[mterpretation centres Improvements Bk. 13, Pg. 5 LIQUOR Licencing Regulations Reduction in operating hours - effect on res taurant owners Bk. 38, Pg. 5-6 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 56B, Pg. 1-3 NATIONAL Tourism Week Bk. 34, Pg. 3 ORAL Questions Liquor Licencing Regulations - reduction in clos ing times for all liquor establishments; effect on restaurant owners Bk. 38, Pg. 5-6 Sawmillers in Lethbridge - domestic and commer cial licences; clear-cutting Bk. 15, Pg. 7-8 SAWMILLERS in Lethbridge Domestic and commercial licences; clear-cutting Bk. 15, Pg. 7-8 Grimes, Mr.

Roger (L, Exploits) EDUCATION program - budget freeze Debate Bk. 76, Pg. 47-49 EDUCATIONAL agenda - White Paper Debate Bk. 81, Pg. 29-35 FRENCH tutoring lessons Answer to questions Bk. 93, Pg. 14 MEECH Lake Accord (Rescinding amendment to constitution adopted and approved on July 7, 1988) Debate Bk. 13, Pg. 71-80; Bk. 18, Pg. 135-41 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 55, Pg. 29-37 MEMORIAL University - reduction in funding Debate Bk. 86, Pg. 37-43 PREMIER’S Office Number of trips taken by Premier, etc.

Bk. 93, Pg. 14 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Number of trips taken by Premier, Bk. 93, Pg. 14 Gullage, Hon. Eric (L, Waterford-Kenmount) AMALGAMATION Consultant’s report results of public hearings Bk. 3, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 31, Pg. 13 Proposal rejected by people of Dunville Bk. 76, Pg. 9-10 Residents of St.

Jude’s regarding amalgamation with Deer Lake Bk. 16, Pg. 27 Towns of Fortune and Grand Bank Bk. 16, Pg. 30 Towns of Grand Falls and Windsor Bk. 33, Pg. 11; Bk. 70, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 73, Pg. 13-14; Bk. $0, Pg. 20 ANNIVERSARIES Celebrations Committee Chairman appointed Bk. 25, Pg. 5 ANNIVERSARY of the discovery of Newfoundland Allocation of funding for planning of the event Bk. 24, Pg. 9-10 84

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX ARTSPolicyCommittee Whenreportswillbetabled;DirectorofCultural AffairswillbeappointedBk.23,Pg.11 ASSESSMENTAct(Bill22) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.1$ SecondreadingBk.78,Pg.26;31-32 AVALONTelephoneCompanyAct(Bill54) NoticeofmotionBk.58,Pg.13 SecondreadingBk.88,Pg.28-29 CANADAGamesParkCommission FinancialstatementstabledBk.18,Pg.18 CANADIANBroadcastingCorporation Government’sresponsetotheannounced downsizingofCBCBk.92,Pg.4 CAPESt.George PropertytaxBk.10,Pg.16 CARTWRIGHT Fundingtopurchasesnowclearingequipment beforeclosureofshippingseasonBk.73,Pg.26 CONGRATULATORYmessages O’Neill,Ray,appointedPresidentofNational FederationofMunicipalitiesBk.51,Pg.1 Wells,SeanBk.79,Pg.1 CULTURALAffairsandHistoricResources Answertoquestionregardingreductioninfund ingBk.9,Pg.15 Budget;appointmentofaCulturalAffairsDirec torBk.8,Pg.14-15;Bk.46,Pg.10,Bk.84,Pg. 14-15 DirectorappointedBk.92,Pg.$ TaskforceonHistoricResourceswillbeestab lishedBk.46,Pg.9 CULTURALfacilitiesinSt.John’s CommitteereportbyMemberforPleasantville submittedBk.25,Pg.3 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Ran-ock-adjustmentinmurateBk.13,Pg.48 LabradorYouthTravelProgram-reductionin budgetBk.13,Pg.51 MountPearlfiredepartmentBk.18,Pg.54 EXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.31A,Pg.11-14 FIREDepartmentinSt.John’s Answertoquestionregardingthepumperatthe EastEndfirestationBk.87,Pg.1$ Disabilitypayplanforfirefighters-changesBk. 63,Pg.4-5 EastEndfirestation;recommendationsinthe WoodsGordonreportBk.27,Pg.8-9 Overtimeforthefiredepartment;EastEndfire station-statusBk.84,Pg.5-7;10 FIREfighters-tributeforservicesBk.2,Pg.4 FIREprotectioninCityofMountPearl Firestation-statusBk.16,Pg.10-11;Bk.18, Pg.54;Bk.27,Pg.16;Bk.90,Pg.9-12 HAMPSHIRECottageinHarbourGrace CostofrefurbishingBk.67,Pg.15 HERITAGEFoundationofNewfoundlandand Labrador FinancialstatementstabledBk.18,Pg.18 HORAN,ThomasAnthony,condolencesupondeath Bk.29,Pg.1 HOUSINGCorporation DevelopmentoflandknownasSouthiandsBk. 79,Pg.1 LABRADORtravelsubsidyprograms ReinstatethesubsidiesBk.18,Pg.22;Bk.23, Pg.17 LABRADORWinterGames Fundingfor1992GamesBk.70,Pg.12-13 LABRADORYouthTravelProgram ReductioninbudgetBk.13,Pg.11-1Z51 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct DebateBk.37,Pg.30-32 LSPUHall ProvincialfundingBk.13,Pg.20 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) DebateBk.15,Pg.19-26 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.55A,Pg.32-37 MINISTERIALStatements AnniversariesCommitteeChairmanappointed Bk.25,Pg.5 CanadianBroadcastingCorporation-govern mentresponsetodownsizingBk.92,Pg.4 CulturalAffairs,DirectorappointedBk.92,Pg.$ CulturalfacilitiesinSt.John’s-reportsubmitted byW.NoelBk.25,Pg.3 firefighters,thbuteforservicesBk.2,Pg.4 HousingCorporation-developmentofland knownasSouthiandsBk.79,Pg.1 Municipalelections-congratulationstocan didateswhoparticipatedBk.76,Pg.2 NationalFitweekBk.41,Pg.1 Recreationfacilitiesprogram-newguidelinesBk. 13,Pg.5 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram Capitalfunding-ConceptionBaySouthBk.12, Pg.9-11 ExpendituresforwaterandsewerandroadsBk. 84,Pg.12-13 MUNICIPALelections-congratulationstocan didateswhoparticipatedBk.76,Pg.2 MUNICIPALITiES 85

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Changes in the grants structure Bk. 84, Pg. 13; Bk. 91, Pg. 13 Eatrock - adjustment in mu rate to qualify for funding Bk. 13, Pg. 14-16;48 Municipal grants program - elimination of social services component Bk. 72, Pg. 10; Pg. 73, Pg. 10- 11 Water and sewer allocations; adjustment in mil rate Bk. 14, Pg. 13-16 MUNECWALfl]ES Act (Bill 23) Notice of motion Bk. 2, Pg. 18 Second reading Bk. 79, Pg. 49; Bk. 87, Pg. 32-36 NATIONAL Fit Week Bk. 41, Pg. 1 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Arts Council Financial statements tabled Bk. 18, Pg. 18 ORAL Questions Amalgamation - consultant’s report; results of public hearings Bk. 3, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 31, Pg. 13 Amalgamation - Dunville Bk. 76, Pg. 9-10 Anniversary of the discovery of Newfoundland - allocation of funding for planning of the event Bk. 24, Pg. 9-10 Arts Policy Committee - reports; Director of Cul tural Affairs will be appointed Bk. 23, Pg. 11 Cultural Affairs - budget appointment of a Cul tural Affairs Director Bk. 8, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 46, Pg. 10; Bk. 84, Pg. 14-15 Cultural Affairs and Historic Resources - Task Force on Historic Resources be established Bk. 46, Pg. 9 Fire Department in Si John’s - East End fire sta tion recommendations in Woods Gordon report Bk. 27, Pg. 8-9 Fire Department in Sc John’s - fire fighters dis ability pay plan Bk. 63, Pg. 4-5 Fire Department in Sc John’s - overtime for fire fighters; status of East End fire station Bk. 84, Pg. 5-7;10 Fire protection in City of Mount Pearl - status of the fire station Bk. 16, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 27, Pg. 16; Bk. 90, Pg. 9-12 Grand Falls and Windsor - amalgamation Bk. 33, Pg. 11; Bk. 70, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 73, Pg. 13-14 Hampshire Cottage in Harbour Grace - destruc tion of architectural buildings Bk. 67, Pg. 15 Labrador Youth Travel Program - subsidy Bk. 13, Pg. 11-12 ISPU Hall - provincial funding Bk. 13, Pg. 20 Municipal capital works program - expenditure for 1991 Bk. 84, Pg. 12-13 Municipal capital works program - funding for Conception Bay South Bk. 12, Pg. 9-11 Municipal grants program - changes to the pro gram Bk. 84, Pg. 13; Bk. 91, Pg. 13 Municipal grants program - elimination of social services component Bk. 72, Pg. 10; Bk. 73, Pg. 10-11 Municipalities - Hatrock - adjustment in mil rate to qualify for funding Bk. 13, Pg. 14-16; Bk. 14, Pg. 13-16 Public Libraries Board - budget for 1991-92 Bk. 84, Pg. 10-11 Public Libraries Board - cutback in library ser vices Bk. 53, Pg. 12-13 Recreation facilities program - list of com munities to receive regional grants Bk. 27, Pg. 12- 14 Recreation facilities program - reduction in budget Bk. 7, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 10, Pg. 5-7 Recreation program - funding for Labrador Winter Games Bk. 70, Pg. 12-13 Regional service boards legislation - consultation with mayors and municipalities Bk. 51, Pg. 6-9 Volunteer firemen - training programs Bk. 79, Pg. 15-16 Water and sewer systems - establishment of Crown corporation Bk. 84, Pg. 12 PUBLIC Libraries Board Annual report tabled Bk. 18, Pg. 18 Budget for 199 1-92 Bk. 84, Pg. 10-11 Cutback in library services Bk. 53, Pg. 12-13 RECREATION facilities Exploits Valley request for funding Bk. 1$, Pg. 30 Postville request for flmding Bk. 10, Pg. 14 RECREATION facilities program Answer to question re list Bk. 35, Pg. 13 List of communities to receive regional grants Bk. 27, Pg. 12-14 New guidelines Bk. 13, Pg. 5 Reduction in budget Bk. 7, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 10, Pg. 5-7 REGIONAL Service Boards Act (Bill 38) Notice of motion Bk. 19, Pg. 15 Second reading Bk. 69, Pg. 24-39 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 93, Pg. 37-38;44-48;52 REGIONAL Service Boards legislation Consultation with mayors and municipalities Bk. 51, Pg. 6-9 REPORTS TABLED Canada Games Park Commission fmancial state ments Bk. 1$, Pg. 18 Heritage foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador fmancial statements Bk. 18, Pg. 1$ Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council fman cial statements Bk. 18, Pg. 1$ Public Libraries Board annual report Bk. 18, Pg. 18 86

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX YouthAdvisoryCouncilannualreportBk.1$, Pg.18 TRANOR,Mr.Terry,condolencestofamilyupon hisdeathBk.75,Pg.1 URBANandRuralPlanningAct(Bill9) NoticeofmotionBk.2,Pg.18 SecondreadingBk.79,Pg.50-51 VOLUNTEERfiremen TrainingprogramsBk.79,Pg.15-16 WATERandsewercorporation EstablishmentBk.84,Pg.12 YOUTHAdvisoryCouncil AnnualreporttabledBk.1$,Pg.18 Hearn,Mr.Loyola(PC,St.Mary’s-TheCapes) BUDGETDebateBk.40A,Pg.34-43;Bk.42A,Pg. 37-45 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Fishplants-leaseagreementbeofferedtoall plantsBk.40,Pg.46 Fishplants-statusofplantsownedbyUniversal FisheriesBk.26,Pg.54 Fishery-extendednoticeconditiontoworkers underagreementwithFPIBk.31,Pg.44 Schoolboards-budgetreductionBk.$2,Pg.46 Studentassistants-sthlceBk.64,Pg.52 Unemploymentinsurance-changesBk.64,Pg.46 DEPARTMENTofEducationAct(Bill3) SecondreadingBk.48,Pg.43-50;Bk.50,Pg.29- 37 EASTERNCommunityCollege RelocationBk.27,Pg.14-15 ECONOMY DebateBk.4,Pg.46-48 EDUCATION BudgetreductionfornextyearBk.59,Pg.8-10; Bk.80,Pg.8-11 Pre-vocanonalprograminCeniralNew foundland-cancellationBk.8$,Pg.9-10 SchoolboardsBk.82,Pg.3-5;46 Small-schoolsstudyBk.38,Pg.7-8 Substituteteachers-reductioninflmdingBk.65, Pg.7-9;Bk.66,Pg.9-10;Bk.67,Pg.10-12;Bk. 72,Pg.9;Bk.74,Pg.3-5;Bk.79,Pg.11;Bk.93, Pg.2-3 Teacheraides-budgetBk.12,Pg.5-7 TeacherallocationsBk.61,Pg.12-13;Bk.$1, Pg.4-6 EDUCATION(Teachers’Pensions)Act(Bill5) SecondreadingBk.47,Pg.44-51;Bk.48,Pg.14- 17 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.50,Pg. 17-18 EDUCATIONprogram-budgetfreeze NoticeofmotionBk.75,Pg.14 DebateBk.76,Pg.17-23;49-55 EDUCATIONALagenda-WhitePaper DebateBk.$1,Pg.24-28 EXECUTWECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.33A,Pg.37-40 FISHERY Fishaidpackagetobeannouncedbyfederal government-provincialgovernment’sproposals Bk.28,Pg.11-12 Fishplants-leaseagreementwithTwillingatebe offeredtootherplants,Fenneuse,Feiryland,etc.

Bk.39,Pg.9-11;Bk.40,Pg.15;46 Fishplants-portquotainBurgeo-includeother plantsBk.31,Pg.9 FishplantsownedbyUniversalFisheries-future oftheplantsBk.2,Pg.14-15;Bk.24,Pg.5-6; Bk.26,Pg.54 Fishprocessinglicences-CapeBroyleFisheries; TrepasseyBk.13,Pg.16-17 Inshorefishplants-closureBk.2,Pg.14 Overfishingwithin200-milelimitBk.4,Pg.7-8 ProcessingoffishoutsidetheprovinceBk.31, Pg.10 SteinTaskForceonnortherncod-provincial positionBk.32,Pg.3 FISHERYProductsInternational Diversificationplansimplementedduetoclosure ofplantsinGrandBank,TrepasseyandGaultois Bk.78,Pg.5-8 Extendednotice-advancedfundingtocom panies;conditionsattachedBk.29,Pg.13-16;Bk. 31,Pg.44 FRENCH-firstlanguageprogram ClassesestablishedBk.54,Pg.4 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) DebateBk.28,Pg.16-19 HEALTHcareservices HealthSciencesComplex-layoffofnursesBk. 92,Pg.15-16 LOANAct DebateBk.64,Pg.43-46;Bk.65,Pg.43-53;Bk. 67A,Pg.87-92 MEECHLakeAccord MeetingwithPrimeMinister,rejectionofMeech LakeAccord-effectontheeconomyBk.45,Pg. 3-5 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) DebateBk.15,Pg.69-77;Bk.18,Pg.130-34 MEECHLake,togtsherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.55A,Pg.3740 87

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX MEMORIAL University - reduction in funding Notice of motion Bk. 84, Pg. 17 Debate Bk. 86, Pg. 20-25;49-53 MIDDLE distance fleet Proposed sale by provincial government Bk. 18, Pg. 37 MINERAL Holdings Impost Act (Bill 27) Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 33-35 MOOSE licences Increase number of licences issued Bk. 18, Pg. 33 MULTICULTURAL Education Committee Committee established Bk. 8, Pg. 4 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Hydro Act (Bill 31) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 47, Pg. 29-30 NEWFOUNDLAND Teachers’ Association Teachers requesting government to negotiate an agreement with NTA Bk. 79, Pg. 22; Bk. $2, Pg. 12 NEWFOUNDLAND Teachers’ Association - anniver sary Bk. 81, Pg. 2 ORAL Questions Eastern Community College - relocation Bk. 27, Pg. 14-15 Education - budget for teacher aides Bk. 12, Pg. 5-7 Education - pre-vocational program in Central Newfoundland - cancellation Bk. $8, Pg. 9-10 Education - school boards Bk. $2, Pg. 3-5 Education - small schools study Bk. 38, Pg. 7-8 Education - teacher allocations Bk. 61, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 81, Pg. 4-6 Educational system - budget reduction for next fiscal year Bk. 59, Pg. 8-10; Bk. $0, Pg. 8-11 Fish plants - lease agreement with Twillingate be offered to other plants, Fenneuse, Ferryland, etc.

Bk. 39, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 40, Pg. 15 Fish plants owned by Universal Fisheries - future of the plants Bk. 2, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 24, Pg. 5-6 fishery - diversification plans implemented for Gaultois, Grand Bank and Trepassey Bk. 78, Pg. 5-s Fishery - fish aid package Bk. 2$, Pg. 11-12 Fishery - inshore fish plants - closure Bk. 2, Pg. 14 Fishery - overfishing within 200-mile limit Bk. 4, Pg. 7-8 Fishery - port quotas - NatSea fish quotas in Bur geo; other plants Bk. 31, Pg. 9 Fishery - processing licences; Cape Broyle Fisheries; Trepassey Bk. 13, Pg. 16-17 Fishery - processing of fish outside the province Bk. 31, Pg. 10 Fishery Products International - extended notice to workers; advanced funding; conditions at tached Bk. 29, Pg. 13-16 Health Sciences Complex - layoff of nurses Bk. 92, Pg. 15-16 Meech Lake Accord - meeting with Prime Mini ster, rejection of the accord - effect on the economy; separation of Quebec Bk. 45, Pg. 3-5 Payroll tax Bk. 6, Pg. 16-17; Bk. 8, Pg. 8; Bk. 20, Pg. 9-10 Salmon fishery - closure of certain areas - com pensation to fishermen Bk. 31, Pg. 10 School bus transportation system - funding for school boards Bk. 23, Pg. 3-5; Bk. 26, Pg. 11-12 Student aid program - changes in the grants al location Bk. 69, Pg. 11-12 Student assistants - strike; Memorandum of Un derstanding; reduction in program Bk. 62, Pg. 9- 11; Bk. 63, Pg. 5-7 Substitute teachers - reduction in funding Bk. 65, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 66, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 67, Pg. 10-12; Bk. 72, Pg. 9; Bk. 74, Pg. 3-5; Bk. 79, Pg. 11; Bk. 93, Pg. 2-3 Trepassey - lease of building owned by NLDC - conditions of lease; issuing of primary processing licence Bk. 46, Pg. 8 Tuition fees - increase Bk. 19, Pg. 9-11 Twillingate fish plant - financial assistance to Oceana Seafoods; new operator lease agreement Bk. 46, Pg. 8; Bk. 49, Pg. 9-10 Unemployment insurance - Bill C-21 - provisions regarding the filing date for UI benefits Bk. 64, Pg. 12-14 PAYROLL tax Effect of new tax on individuals and businesses Bk. 6, Pg. 16-17; Bk. 8, Pg. 8 Effect on school boards, hospitals, School Tax Authority Bk. 20, Pg. 9-10 PAYROLL Tax Act Debate Bk. 51, Pg. 36-43 PETITIONS Middle distance fleet - proposed sale Bk. 1$, Pg. 37 Moose licences - increase Bk. 1$, Pg. 33 Trepassey stadium - losses incurred Bk. 61, Pg. 14 PUBLIC Accounts Committee of the House of As sembly Report for year ended March/88 and Appendix report for year ended March/87, tabled Bk. 93, Pg. 12 REGIONAL Service Boards Act (Bill 3$) Second reading Bk. 85,-Pg. 25-31; Bk. 85A, Pg. 36-40 REPORTS TABLED 88

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX PublicAccountsCommitteereportforyearen dingMar/88;appendixreportforyearending Mar/87Bk.93,Pg.12 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) DebateBk.27,Pg.17-21 SALMONmanagementplan Closureofcertainareas;compensationtofisher menBk.31,Pg.10 SCHOOLbustransportationsystem FundingtoschoolboardsBk.23,Pg.3-5;Bk. 26,Pg.11-12 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) DebateBk.24,Pg.20-24 STUDENTaidprogram ChangesinallocationofgrantsBk.69,Pg.11-12 STUDENTassistants AdvisethatthestrikeisoverBk.68,Pg.2 Strike;MemorandumofUnderstanding;reduc tioninprogramBk.62,Pg.9-11;Bk.63,Pg.5-7; Bk.64,Pg.52 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 DebateBk.77A,Pg.6-10 TREPASSEY LeaseofbuildingownedbyNLDC-conditionof thelease;issuingofprimaryprocessinglicence Bk.46,Pg.8 Townbecompensatedforlossesincurredat stadiumduetodowntimeimposedbyprovincial officialsBk.61,Pg.14 TUITIONfees IncreaseBk.19,Pg.9-11 TWIIJJNGATEfishplant LeaseagreementBk.46,Pg.8;Bk.49,Pg.9-10 UNEMPLOYMENTinsurance BillC-21-provisionsregardingthefilingdate for1.11benefitsBk.64,Pg.12-14;46 UNEMPLOYMENTsituation NoticeofmotionBk.38,Pg.15 DebateBk.39,Pg.13-1$;45-47 Hewlett,Mr.Alvin(PC,GreenBay) CANADA-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordIm plementation(Newfoundland)Actandthe PetroleumandNaturalGasAct(Bill43) SecondreadingBk.54,Pg.26 CROWNLandsAct Changesregardingpublicright-of-waytolakes, pondsandriversBk.83,Pg.8-9 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Studentaidprogram-changesBk.73,Pg.50 EDUCATION Schoolboardoperationalgrants;increasesdueto payrolltaxBk.26,Pg.10 ELECI’RICALrates IncreaseBk.$7,Pg.13-14 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram FundingforGreenBayBk.36,Pg.13 EXECUTWECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.36,Pg.32-35 FISHERY LittleBayIslandsfishplant-statusBk.27,Pg. 15;Bk.38,Pg.13-14 GASOLINEandfuelprices IncreasesduetothePersianGulfcrisisBk.65, Pg.13 HEALTHcareservices ExpenditurefreezeinhealthcaresystemBk.71, Pg.19;Bk.72,Pg.13;Bk.73,Pg.1$;Bk.74, Pg.17;Bk.75,Pg.21;Bk.78,Pg.18;Bk.79, Pg.16;Bk.85,Pg.13;Bk.90,Pg.16 HYDROELECTRICdevelopmentsintheprovince ChangeinpolicybyNewfoundlandHydroBk. 22,Pg.2 LOANAct DebateBk.58,Pg.42-47;Bk.64,Pg.40-43;Bk. 66A,Pg.40-46;Bk.67A,Pg.61-66 MARINEInstitute Retenderingcontractawardedforconstructionof OffshoreTrainingandResearchCentreBk.60, Pg.2 MEECHLakeAccord EffectonsocialprogramsBk.44,Pg.12-13 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1968) DebateBk.15,Pg.56-64;Bk.18,Pg.120-26 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.55A,Pg.28-32 MEMORIALUniversity Discontinuationoffundingtochurch-runresiden cesBk.21,Pg.5-7 MOTORCarrierAct(Bill12) SecondreadingBk.87,Pg.37-39 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHydroAct(Bill 31) SecondreadingBk.38,Pg.48-56;Bk.40,Pg.19- 29 NEWFOUNDLANDHardwoodsLimitedinClaren ville Openingofanelectricityandsteamcogeneration plantBk.68,Pg.6 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro PayrolltaxBk:40,Pg.14 89

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George Property tax Bk. 10, Pg. 16 Rate increase before PU Boarct, payroll tax, Newfoundland Teachers’ Association regarding elimination of PDD subsidy Bk. 12, Pg. 7-8; Bk. the collective bargaining process Bk. 71, Pg. 20 32, Pg. 16-17 REGIONAL Service Boards Act (Bill 3$) NEWFOUNDLAND Offshore Area Corporate In- Second reading Bk. $5A, Pg. 40-48 come Tax Act (Bill 33) REGISTRATION of Deeds Act (Bill 49) Second reading Bk. 47, Pg. 20-22 Second reading Bk. 78, Pg. 23 NEWFOUNDLAND Teachers’ Association RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo- Teachers requesting government to negotiate an Lion) agreement with NTA Bk. 71, Pg. 20 Debate Bk. 24, Pg. 41-46 OFFSHORE Development Legislation Act (Bill 61) RETAIL Sales Tax Act with respect to Offshore Second reading Bk. 60, Pg. 27-33 Petroleum Development (Bill 34) OFFSHORE negotiations Second reading Bk. 47, Pg. 16-17 Atlantic Accord be constitutionalized; Hibernia SOCIAL assistance recipients agreement Bk. 22, Pg. 16-17 Change in policy with respect to maintenance ORAL Questions and child support payments Bk. 67, Pg. 24; Bk.

Crown Lands Act - changes regarding public ac- 73, Pg. 16 cess to lakes, rivers and ponds Bk. 83, Pg. 8-9 STUDENT aid program Educational system - school board operational Changes in allocation of grants Bk. 70, Pg. 9-11; grants; increases due to payroll tax Bk. 26, Pg. 10 Bk. 71, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 73, Pg. 50 Electrical rates - increase Bk. 87, Pg. 13-14 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Fish plant in Little Bay Islands - status Bk. 27, Debate Bk. 75, Pg. 27-29; Bk. 77A, Pg. 37-38 Pg. 15; Bk. 38, Pg. 13-14 VOLUNTEER firemen Gasoline and fuel prices - increases due to the Training programs Bk. 79, Pg. 15-16 Persian Gulf crisis Bk. 65, Pg. 13 Green Bay - funding for job creation Bk. 36, Pg.

Hodder, Mr. James (PC, Port au Port) 13 ABifIBI-Price mill in Stephenville Meech Lake Accord - meeting with Prime Mini- Increase in cost of electricity Bk. 14, Pg. 11-12; ster, rejection of the accord - effect on the Bk. $8, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 89, Pg. 7-8 economy; separation of Quebec Bk. 44, Pg. 12-13 BLACK Duck Brook fishermen Memorial University - discontinuation of funding Fourteen-week requirement for unemployment in to church-mn residences Bk. 21, Pg. 57 surance be reduced to ten weeks Bk. 33, Pg. 13 Newfoundland Hydro - effect of payroll tax Bk.

BROADCASTING of House of Assembly proceed- 40, Pg. 14 ings - final report of the Committee Newfoundland Hydro - request for rate increase; Debate Bk. 66, Pg. 17-19 elimination of PDD subsidy; payroll tax Bk. 12, BROADCASTING of House of Assembly proceed- Pg. 7-8; Bk. 32, Pg. 16-17 ings - report of Privileges and Elections Committee Offshore negotiations - Atlantic Accord; Hiber- Debate Bk. 10, Pg. 44-46 ma agreement Bk. 22, Pg. 16-17 BUDGET Debate Bk. 42, Pg. 23-31; Bk. 43, Pg. 31- Student aid program - changes in the grants al location Bk. 70, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 71, Pg. 10-11 Volunteer firemen - training programs Bk. 79, Pg. 15-16 CBC - spending cuts PARLIAMENTARY Commissioner (Ombudsman) Notice of motion Bk. 91, Pg. 14 Act (Bill 42) CHILD Abuse Prevention Program Second reading Bk. 91, Pg. 20-23 First phase announced Bk. 68, Pg. 4 PERSIAN Gulf crisis CHILD Welfare Act (Bill 51) Meeting with Federal Energy Minister regarding Second reading Bk. 78, Pg. 78-79 increase in price of petroleum products Bk. 60, COACH House facility Pg. 6 Closure effective June 30, 1990 Bk. 31, Pg. 1 PETiTIONS Program to accommodate boys at the facility Bk.

Health care system - expenditure freeze Bk. 71, 33, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 41, Pg. 6-9 Pg. 19; Bk. 72, Pg. 13; Bk. 73, Pg. 18; Bk. 74, COMMUNiTY Development Program Pg. 17; Bk. 75, Pg. 21; Bk. 78, Pg. 18; Bk. 79 Improvements in the program Bk. 50, Pg. 2 Pg. 16; Bk. $5, Pg. 13; Bk. 90, Pg. 16 COMMUNiTY Living Association 90

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Requestforincreasedfunding;re-integrationof developmentallydelayedpeopleintothecom munityBk.42,Pg.6-8 DAYCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill10) SecondreadingBk.78,Pg.4748 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Piccadillyfishplant-future;stormdamageon westcoastBk.40,Pg.48-50 HSIIERY Stormdamageonnortheastandwestcoastsand otherareas;costoflobstertraps;compensation package;RedHarbourareaBk.40,Pg.10-11;49 FRENCHtutoringlessons CosttotheprovinceBk.92,Pg.18-20 GROUPhomes Closure;re-integrationofhandicappedin dividualsintothecommunityBk.91,Pg.8-11 HOSPiTALinStephenville LevelofflmdingtoSirThomasRoddickHospi talBk.8$,Pg.13 LOANAct DebateBk.67A,Pg.55-61 MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmentto constitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) DebateBk.17,Pg.30-36 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved DebateBk.57,Pg.27-31 MOUNTCashel Updateonthesituationregardingtheannounced closureBk.31,Pg.2;Bk.4$,Pg.3 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHydroAct(Bill 31) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.46A,Pg. 15-24 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinStephenville-increasein costofelecthcityBk.14,Pg.11-12;Bk.8$,Pg.8- 9;Bk.89,Pg.7-8 CoachHousefacility-closure-programtoac comrnodateboysBk.33,Pg.7-9;Bk.41,Pg.6-9 CommunityLivingAssociation-requestforin creasedfunding;re-integrationofdevelopmental lydelayedpeopleintothecommunityBk.42,Pg. 6-8 Fisheiy-stormdamageonnortheastandwest coastsandotherareas;costofnewlobstertraps; compensationpackageforgearloss;RedHar bourBk.40,Pg.10-11 Frenchtutoringlessons-costtotheprovinceBk. 92,Pg.18-20 Grouphomes-closure;re-integrationofhand icappedindividualsintothecommunityBk.91, Pg.8-11 Piccadillyfishplant-futureBk.4,Pg.9-11;Bk. 9,Pg.9-10;Bk.31,Pg.11-12;Bk.40,Pg.11; Bk.53,Pg.9-11 Smokingpolicyingovernmentofficesandbuild ingsBk.45,Pg.10 Tourismadvertisingcontract-tenderawarded APPACommunicationsBk.4$,Pg.8-12 PARLIAMENTARYCommissioner(Ombudsman) Act(Bill42) SecondreadingBk.91,Pg.23-26 PETITIONS CapeSt.George-propertytaxBk.10,Pg.16 Maintenanceandchildsupportreceivedbysocial assistancerecipients-changeinpolicyBk.62, Pg.16 PiccadillyfishplantBk.16,Pg.16 Stephenvillehospital-cutinfundingBk.8$,Pg. 13 Unemploymentinsurance-fishermenofBlack DuckBrookregardingfourteen-weekrequire mentforUIBk.33,Pg.13 PICCADILLYfishplant FutureBk.4,Pg.9-11;Bk.9,Pg.9-10;Bk.31, Pg.11-12;Bk.40,Pg.11;4$;Bk.53,Pg.9-11 RequestgovernmenttokeepplantopenBk.16, Pg.16 SMOKINGpolicyingovernmentofficesandbuild ings Government’spositiononsmoke-freeworkplace Bk.45,Pg.10 SOCIALassistancerecipients Changeinpolicywithrespecttomaintenance andchildsupportpaymentsBk.5$,Pg.17;Bk. 60,Pg.23;Bk.62,Pg.16 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 DebateBk.77,Pg.39-46 TOURISMadvertisingcontract TenderawardedAPPACommunications;details ofthecontractBk.48,Pg.8-12 UNEMPLOYMENTInsuranceAct-qualifying period NoticeofmotionBk.5$,Pg.12 DebateBk.59,Pg.19-23 Hogan,Mr.William(L,Placentia) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone SeconderBk.1,Pg.14-17 BUDGETDebateBk.40A,Pg.5-14 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.31,Pg.21-23;32-34 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) DebateBk.27,Pg.37-46;Bk.28,Pg.30-33 91

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX GRIFFITHS, Mary Angela, Ship Harbour, condolen ces to family upon death Bk. 42, Pg. 1 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Debate Bk. 37, Pg. 41-43 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 55B, Pg. 23-30 REGIONAL Service Boards Act (Bill 38) Second reading Bk. 71, Pg. 25-30 TOURISM industry Debate Bk. 44, Pg. 28-31 Hynes, Mr.

Barry (PC, Trinity North) BUDGET Debate Bk. 41, Pg. 48-51 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Motor Vehicle Registration Offices in Clarenville - closure Bk. 69, Pg. 42 DEPARTMENT of Finance Layoff of employees - tax inspectors Bk. 13, Pg. 17 EXECUTiVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Bk. 32, Pg. 29-31;34-35 MEECH Lake Accord (Rescinding amendment to constitution adopted and approved on July 7, 1988) Debate Bk. 15, Pg. 86-89 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 56, Pg. 39-41 MOTOR Vehicle Registration and Taxation offices in Clarenville Closure Bk. 68, Pg. 15-16; Bk. 69, Pg. 42 ORAL Questions Department of Finance - layoff of employees; tax inspectors - collection of taxes Bk. 13, Pg. 17 Motor Registration Office in Clarenville - closure Bk. 68, Pg. 15-16 Kelland, Hon.

Jim (L, Naskaupi) BAY du Nord area Answer to questions Bk. 8, Pg. 18-19 Establishment.of a wilderness reserve Bk. 4, Pg. 1 BIG game Licence draw for 1990 Bk. 54, Pg. 4 CARIBOU hunting in northern Labrador Answer to question - season extended Bk. 19, Pg. 39 CLEAN-UP at Mackinson’s Funding in estimates Bk. 10, Pg. 8-9 CROWN land Government plans for land adjacent to the rail way beds Bk. 26, Pg. 13-14 CROWN Lands Act Changes regarding public right-of-way to lakes, ponds and rivers Bk. 83, Pg. 8-10 ENVIRONMENT Damage by draggers on spawning grounds Bk. 33, Pg. 6 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Bk. 32, Pg. 52-53; Bk. 33, Pg. 18-21;51-54 ILLEGAL hunting in Menihek Lake area Answer to questions Bk. 45, Pg. 13 Enforcement of regulations regarding aboriginal people Bk. 54, Pg. 16 Hunting of waterfowl Bk. 42, Pg. 10 LANDS Act (Bill 25) Notice of motion Bk. 2, Pg. 19 LOAN Act Debate Bk. 62, Pg. 52-54; Bk. 66A, Pg. 46-47 MEECH Lake, together with the add-ons at First Ministers’ Conference, be approved Debate Bk. 56, Pg. 34-39 MINISTERIAL Statements Bay du Nord area - establishment of a wilderness reserve Bk. 4, Pg. 1 Big game licence draw Bk. 54, Pg. 4 National Environment Week Bk. 47, Pg. 1 Provincial parks - opening dates Bk. 32, Pg. 4 Round Table on the Environment and Economy established; members named Bk. 83, Pg. 1 Wildlife regulations - amendments Bk. 79, Pg. 24 MOOSE licences Change in policy Bk. 3, Pg. 11 Increase number of licences issued Bk. 13, Pg. 36 NATIONAL Environment Week Bk. 47, Pg. 1 NON-returnable bottles Request for a ban Bk. 20, Pg. 19 ORAL Questions Crown land - land adjacent to railway beds Bk. 26, Pg. 13-14 Crown Lands Act - changes regarding public ac cess to lakes, rivers and ponds Bk. 83, Pg. 8-10 Environmental issue - damage by draggers on the spawning grounds Bk. 33, Pg. 6 Moose licences - change in policy regarding group licences Bk. 3, Pg. 11 Payroll tax Bk. 8, Pg. 14 Pollution clean-up at Macldnson’s - budget es timates Bk. 10, Pg. 8-9 Recycling program - program designed for Con federation Building Bk. 79, Pg. 14-15 Roaches Line area - environmental concerns regarding a dump site Bk. 51, Pg. 15-16 Sunday hunting Bk. 54, Pg. 17 Waste disposal site for hazardous waste - Sugar Loaf Road area Bk. 66, Pg. 6-7; Bk. $3, Pg. 10-11 Wildlife regulations - aboriginal people Bk. 54, Pg. 16 92

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Wildliferegulations-illegalhuntinginMenihek LakeareaBk.42,Pg.10 PAYROLLtax Effectofnewtaxonindividualsandbusinesses Bk.8,Pg.14 PERRAULT,Mm.Alice,condolencestofamily upondeathBk.2,Pg.2 PROVINCIALparks OpeningdatesBk.32,Pg.4 RECYCLINGprogram Governmentplanstoimplementaprogramat ConfederationBuildingBk.79,Pg.14-15 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) DebateBk.24,Pg.46-49;52-54 ROACHESLinearea Environmentalconcernsregardingadumpsite Bk.51,Pg.15-16 ROUNDTableontheEnvironmentandEconomy Committeeestablished;membersappointedBk. 83,Pg.1 SUNDAYhunting Bk.78,Pg.15 DecisionregardingthefallhuntingseasonBk. 54,Pg.17 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 DebateBk.75A,Pg.21-23 WASTEdisposalsiteforhazardouswaste FacilityforSugarLoafRoadBk.66,Pg.6-7; Bk.83,Pg.10-11 WILDLIFEregulations AmendmentsBk.79,Pg.2-4 Kitchen,Hon.Dr.Hubert(L,St.John’sCentre) ACCOUNTSofCrownCorporations,Boardsand Authorities TabledBk.4,Pg.15 ATLANTICLotto Governmentapprovalforuseofcoinoperated amusementmachinesBk.85,Pg.6-7 AUDiTORGeneral’sReport TabledBk.4,Pg.16 BUDGET Currentaccountdeficit-shortfallinequalization paymentsfromfederalgovernmentBk.58,Pg.5- 7;Bk.60,Pg.46;Bk.68,Pg.6-8;Bk.72,Pg.9- 10;Bk.87,Pg.14-16 Increaseinfeesandlicences;taxincreasesBk. 17,Pg.9;15 Pre-budgetcalculationsBk.6,Pg.$;10 BUDGETSpeechdeliveredbyMinisterofFinance Bk.5,Pg.2-20 COMMISSIONofInquiryonPensions ReporttabledBk.33,Pg.12 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) FinancialpositionoftheprovinceBk.60,Pg.46 Labrador-programscutinthebudgetBk.13, Pg.53 MotorVehicleRegistrationOfficesinClarenville- closureBk.69,Pg.44 PayrolltaxBk.21,Pg.51;54 Payrolltax-effectonMemorialUniversityBk. 8,Pg.55 RecreationfacilitiesBk.8,Pg.52 Refugeesituation-netcostbenefittothe provinceBk.18,Pg.51 DEPARTMENTofFinance Layoffofemployees-taxinspectorsBk.13,Pg. 17;Bk.73,Pg.10 ReporttabledBk.3,Pg.15 DEPARTMENTALObservationsontheAuditor General’sReport TabledBk.4,Pg.16 ECONOMICsituation StatementsbyPresidentofBoardofTrade;num berofbankruptciesBk.32,Pg.1$ EDUCATION Schoolboardoperationalgrants;increasesdueto payrolltaxBk.10,Pg.3;Bk.26,Pg.4-5;8-9 Substituteteachers-reductioninfundingBk.65, Pg.7-9 ENVIRONMENT RequestforadditionalfundingBk.10,Pg.7 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof SupplyBk.32,Pg.26-37;Bk.33,Pg.24-27;Bk. 33A,Pg.

FEDERALtransferpayments LateMarchadjustmentsBk.61,Pg.1 Restraints;effectonprovince’sbudgetaryposi tionBk.69,Pg.5 FINANCE Borrowingrequirement-surchargeBk.25,Pg.6- $ FINANCIALCorporationsCapitalTaxAct NoticeofmotionBk.5,Pg.22 FISHERY fishplants-guaranteedloans;FogoIslandCo opBk.17,Pg.13 GASOLINEandfuelprices Freezeontheadvaloremtax;boardtomonitor increasesBk.65,Pg.14;Bk.71,Pg.8 Gasolinetax-estimatedrevenueBk.73,Pg.9 IncreasesduetothePersianGulfcrisisBk.65, Pg.13 GOODSandServicesTax(GS’fl DebateBk.25Pg.32-38 GOVERNMENTborrowingonU.S.bondmarket ExplanationBk.51,Pg.2 93

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX GOVERNMENT Money Purchase Pension Plan Act (Bill 14) Notice of motion Bk. 2, Pg. 20 GOVERNMENT operations Review by Special Committee of Cabinet Bk. 62, Pg. 1 GUARANTEED loans List tabled Bk. 13, Pg. 21 hEALTh care services Cost of pay equity for hospitals and nursing homes Bk. 68, Pg. 8 HOPE Brook gold mine Financial status Bk. 34, Pg. $ HUB - transportation service for the handicapped Cancellation of grant Bk. 72, Pg. 4 IN