HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1992 4th SESSION - 41st GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Thomas Lush

FORMAT Theindexisintwosections(1)subjectindex,and(2)speakerindex. SubjectIndex:Themainentryinthissectionisasubjectheading,whichmaybesubdivided.Followingthe mainentryaresecondaryheadings,“see”references,andalistingofindividualswhospokeonthatsubject. SpeakerIndex:Inthissection,themainentryisthespeaker’snamefollowedbythesubjectsspokenonbythat speaker. MAINHEADINGS Thefollowingheadings,representingvarious“itemsofbusiness”appearinginthetext,areatypeofsum maryorquickreferencetosubjectsthathavecomeupunderthem.Theycanbefoundinthesubjectindex.

Topicsarisingundertheseheadingscanalsobefoundunderotherrelevantsubjectheadingsand,inthecaseof Bills,underthetideoftheBillaswell. AddressinReply Bills BudgetDebate BudgetSpeech DebateontheAdjournment Divisions MinisterialStatements Motions OralQuestions Petitions ProceduresunderS.O.23 QuestionsontheOrderPaper ReportsTabled Resolutions Rulings

March5,1992 March9,1992 March10,1992 March11,1992. MarchIZ1992 March13,1992 March17,1992 March18,1992 March19,1992 March20,1992 March23,1992 March24,1992 March25,1992 March26,1992 March30,1992 March31,1992 April1,1992 April2,1992. April3,1992 April6,1992. April7,1992 April8,1992 April9,1992.

April10,1992 April28,1992 April29,1992 April30,1992 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 1-27 28-65 66-100 101-136 137-173 174-208 209-243 244-275 276-309 310-341 342-373 374-409 410-445 446-460 461-496 497-531 532-537 538-575 576-609 610-648 649-684 685-692 693-731 732-768 769-805 806-840 $41-$7$ May1,1992 May4,1992. MayS,1992. May6,1992. May7,1992. May$,1992.

May11,1992 May12,1992 May13,1992 May14,1992 May15,1992 May19,1992 May2O,1992 May2l,1992 May22,1992 May25,1992 May26,1992 May27,1992 May28,1992 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 3$ 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 879-914 915-949 950-983 984-1018 1019-1057 1058-1092 1093-1126 1127-1162 1163-1200 1201-1233 1234-1269 1270-1307 1308-1338 1339-1373 1374-1408 1409-1446 1447-1486 1487-1522 1523-1557 June1,1992 June2,1992 June3,1992 June4,1992 47 4$ 49 50 1558-1592 1593-1633 1634-1668 1669-1702 DailySittingsBookNo.HausardPages

DailySittingsBookNo.HansardPages June5,1992 June8,1992 June9,1992 June10,1992 June10,1992 51 52. 53 54. 54A 1703-1739 1740-1776 1777-1808 1809-1845 1846-1884 November2,1992 November3,1992 November4,1992 November5,1992 November6,1992 November9,1992 November10,1992 November12,1992 November13,1992 November16,1992 November17,1992 November18,1992 November19,1992 November20,1992 November23,1992 November24,1992 November25,1992 November26,1992 November27,1992 November30,1992 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 December1,1992 December2,1992.. December3,1992.. December4,1992 December7,1992..

December8,1992 December9,1992..

December10,1992 December11,1992 December14,1992 December15,1992 December16,1992 December17,1992 December21,1992 December22,1992 December23,1992 Marcli2,1993. 75 76.. 77.. 7$.. 79.. $0.. $1 82.. $3 84.. 85.. $6.. $7.. $7A. 88 $8A. 89.. 89A. 90.. 91 2730-2768 2769-2805 2806-2841 2842-2876 2877-2912 2913-2949 2950-2984 2985-3033 3034-3068 3069-3126 3127-3183 3184-3210 3211-3257 3258-3473 3474-3509 3510-3557 3558-3593 3594-3639 3640-3666 3667-3668 1885-1924 1925-1961 1962-1999 2000-2039 2140-2177 2178-2216 2217-2252 2253-2290 2291-2326 2327-2363 2364-2398 2399-2434 2435-2470 2471-2506 2507-2544 2545-2579 2580-2615 2616-2655 2656-2691 2692-2729

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ABBOTT,Beaton,condolencestofamilyupondeath Harris29;Matthews2$;Wells(Premier)28 ABrrmI-Price FinancialsituationofOlympiaandYork,ownersof GulfOil Right375;Simms375 Stephenvillemill-woodimportedfromPrinceEd wardIsland Flight2188;2298-99;Hewlett2187-88;2298-99 AB1TIBI-PricehydroprojectatGrandFalls Answertoquestion Cowan1135 Statusofenvironmentalassessment Cowan882;Simms$82 ABOLISHCertainFeesAct(Bill51) Noticeofmotion Baker2189 Firstreading2224 Secondreading Kitchen2831-32;Windsor2832-34 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3626 Thirdreading362$ RoyalAssent3664 ABORIGINALRoyalCommissionhearings ChangestotheCriminalCoderegardingcourtcases inNativecommunities Roberts2662-63;Warren,G.2662 ACCOUNTSofCrownCorporations,Boardsand Authorities Tabled Kitchen74 ADDRESSInReplydebate 42-65;81-100;147-66;287 ADDRESSInReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Simms15-20;Wells(Premier)21-27 Mover Dumaresque9-13 Seconder Reid13-15 Debate Aylward,K.97-100;147-50;Aylward,R.50-56; Caner85-90;Efford56-63;Hewlett42-46; Langdon46-50;Matthews63-65;$1-$S;Murphy 160-66;Parsons90-97;Ramsay150-54;Tobin154- 60 Carried287 ADJOURNHousetowelcometheflotillafromthe GrandBanks Baker536;Matthews537 Carried537 ADJOURNMENTMotion Housenotadjournatfiveo’clock Roberts3082;3157;3227;357$ Housenotadjournatteno’clock Roberts3227 Motionscarried308Z315$;3227;3580 ADVISORYcommitteeonthechangeofnameforthe Province Whencommitteewillbeappointed Cowan1276;Warren,0.1276 AGREEMENTontheproceduretobefollowedIn presentingthefinancialstatementandthedebate Harris2231;Matthews2830;Roberts2829;28$$ AGRICULTURALProductsMarketingBoard Re-appointmentofScottSimmonsasChairman Aylward,R.416-18;Right416-18 AIDSCommittee Interimfinancing Decker1102;Doyle885-86;Gullage885;Harris 1101;Wells(Premier)885-86 ALCOHOLandDrugDependencyCommission Transferofservicestoregionalcommunityhealth boards Decker696-98;Hodder696-97 AllegationsbyMemberforHumberEastregarding politicalinterferenceInthejusticesystem SeeSTATEMENTSbyMemberforHumber Eastregardingallegationsofpoliticalinter ferenceinjusticesystem AMALGAMATION Agriculturalzone-reviewofNortheastAvalonarea SeealsoGOULDS Aylward,R.1784-85;Right1784-85 CapitalfundingtoCityofSt.John’stoupgradeser vicesintheGoulds Hogan1059;Simms1059 CornerBrook,MasseyDriveandMountMoriah Hogan76;Verge74;Woodford75 CornerBrook,MasseyDriveandMountMoriah- DoaneRaymondreport Verge1971-73;Wells(Premier)1971-73 DeerLake-statusofdistrictsofSpillway,ScJude’s andNicholsville Hogan2924;Woodford2924 Goulds-phaseinoftaxes Aylward,R.2667;Gullage2668;Sullivan2666 Goulds-taxincreasetofamiers Aylward,R.179-80;Flight179-80;Hams139; Hogan139-40 IncreaseingrantstoCityofSt.John’s Hogan615;Parsons615 1

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Northeast Avalon, cost to taxpayers Aylward, R. $10-11;$74-75; Baker 177-7$; Hogan 810-12;$75-76; Windsor 177-78 Transfer of employees from Metro Board - severance packages Hogan 581-82; Parsons 581 Transitional funding to City of St.

John’s to allow phase-in of increased taxes Hogan 1058-59; Simms 1058-59 AMBULANCE services Changes Kitchen 3642; Simms 3642 ANDERSON Centre Counselling services - status Decker 1314; Harris 1314 ANNIVERSARY of discovery of Newfoundland by John Cabot Anniversary corporation formed Furey 841; Verge 842 ANNIVERSARY of the arrival of the Sisters of Mercy to Newfoundland and Labrador Simms 1703; Wells (Premier) 1703 ANNIVERSARY of the date on which Newfoundland became a part of Canada Baker 497; Harris 497; Matthews 497 ARTS Congratulations to Newfoundland recipients of Gemini awards Hogan 66; Simms 66 ARTS and culture centres Transfer to regional or community organizations - government funding Baker 2737-38; Verge 2737-38 ARTS Council awards presentation Harris 1020; Hogan 1020; Verge 1019 ARTS Policy CommIttee Government’s response to the report Verge 1711; Wells (Premier) 1711 O’Raherty report Hogan 215; Verge 215 ATLANTIC Gypsum plant In Corner Brook See also LUNDRIGAN Group of Companies Future Verge 2658-60; Wells (Premier) 2658-60 Sale by Lundrigans Verge 1131; Wells (Premier) 1028-30;1131; Wood- ford 1028-29 Sale of the cement business - bank’s request for $500,000 Roberts 2837-38; Verge 2807-08;2836-37; Wells (Premier) 2807-08 When plant will reopen Verge 2550; Wells (Premier) 2550 ATLANTIC Procurement Agreement Answer to questions regarding the awarding of a con tract to Newfoundland company Wells (Premier) 2301 Local preference policy on contracts; effect of payroll tax on businesses Sirmns 1925; Wells (Premier) 1925 Newfoundland company lowest bid on Halifax con tract Simms 2294; Wells (Premier) 2294 Tabled correspondence between government and in dustrial sectors (Answer to questions) Wells (Premier) 1974 ATTORNEY General Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 54) Notice of motion Roberts 2299 First reading 2338 Second reading Harris 3031; Roberts 3030-31 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3626 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3664 ATTORNEY General Statutes Amendment Act (No. 2) (Bill 66) Notice of motion Roberts 2994 First reading 3043 Second reading Roberts 3124-25; Verge 3125 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3626 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3665 ATV legislation Regulations Cowan 1640-41; Winsor 1640-41 AUDiTING of Memorial University accounts - support for decision by Auditor General and Public Ac counts Committee Notice of motion Matthews 3193 AUDITOR General and Memorial Unlverstty Dispute regarding the auditing of the university’s ac counts Matthews 31$5-86;32l5-1$; Simms 3071; Wells (Premier) 3070;3 185-$6;3215-l$;3567-69; Windsor 3567-69 Tabled copy of letter from Auditor General 2

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Wells(Premier)321$ AUDiTORGeneralappointed-Mrs.ElizabethMarshall Noticeofmotion Baker419 Debate Baker472-73;Hanis476;Wells(Premier)475-76; Windsor473-75 Motioncarried476 AUDiTORGeneral’sReport ReportforyearendedMarch31/91tabled Mr.Speaker40 SpecialreportregardingtheauditofMemorial Universitytabled Mr.Speaker2701 AVIANEmblemoftheProvinceAct(Bill21) Noticeofmotion Cowan893 Firstreading934 Secondreading Aylward,R.2207-10;Flight2210;Harris2210; Matthews2212-16;Roberts2211;Tobin2225-28; Verge2230-31;Walsh2207;2231;Warren,G. 2207;Wells(Premier)2228-30;Winsor2211 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3277 Thirdreading3488 RoyalAssent3664 BANIKHIN,Mr.Cyril,condolencestofamilyupon death Harris916;Wells(Premier)915;Windsor916 BEACHES,WhiteBaySouth Constructionofanewbreakwater Gover110;Simms111;Woodford109 BELLIslandhospital Statusofdoctors Decker1342;Doyle1341 BELLEORAMfishplant Answertoquestion Caner1645 Status;lease/purchaseagreementwithDaley’s Carter1565-66;Matthews1565-66 BIGgamelicences Answertoquestion Cowan1317 Applications Cowan1275-76;Warren,G.1275-76 Moosehuntingseasonbeextended Hewlett2922-23;Walsh2923-24 MooselicencesinLabrador-extensiontodeadline forapplications Flight310;Snow,A.311 BILLS AbolishCertainFees(Bill51) AttorneyGeneralStatutesAmendmentAct(Bill54) AttorneyGeneralStatutesAmendmentAct(No.2) (Bill66) AvianEmblemoftheProvinceAct(Bill21) BuildingsAccessibilityAct(Bill63) Canada-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordImplementa tion(Newfoundland)Act(Bill24) Canada-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordImplementa tion(Newfoundland)Act(No.2)(Bill69) ChildWelfareAct(Bill68) Co-operativeSocietiesAct(Bill47) DepartmentofHealthAct(Bill38) ElectionAct,JuryAct,andtheElectionsAct(Bill 74) ElectionsAct(Amdt.)(Bill36) ElectionsAct,1991(Bill1) ElectoralBoundariesAct(Bill62) FarmProductsCorporationAct(Bill10) FinancialCorporationsCapitalTaxAct(Bill52) FishingIndustry(CollectiveBargaining)Act(Bill8) GasolineTaxAct(Bill49) GasolineTaxAct(No.2)(Bill60) GasolineTaxAct(No.3)(Bill71) GasolineTaxAct,HorseRacingRegulationandTax Act,LiquorControlActandRetailSalesTaxAct (Bill45) HealthandPost-SecondaryEducationTaxAct(Bill 16) HealthandPost-SecondaryEducationTaxAct(No. 2)(Bill65) HealthandSocialAgenciesAct(Bill46) HighwayTrafficAct(Bill13) HighwayTrafficAct,No.2(Bill41) HouseofAssemblyAct(Bill67) HumanRightsCodeAct(Bill25) IncomeTaxAct(Bill14) InsuranceAdjusters,AgentsandBrokersAct(Bill 11) InterimSupplyAct(Bill5) LabourStandardsAct(Bill32) LawSocietyAct(Bill55) LeaseholdsinSt.John’sAct(Bill57) LiquorControlActandLiquorCorporationAct (Bill34) LiquorCorporationAct(Bill9) LoanAct(Bill31) LoanAndGuaranteeAct(Bill3) LocalAuthorityGuaranteeAct(Bill4) MedicalAct(Bill40) MineralAct(Bill5$) MunicipalGrantsAct(Bill30) MunicipalitiesAct(Bill39) 3

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Newfoundland Public Service Commission Act (Bill 7) Occupational Health and Safety Act (Bill 53) Provincial Parks Act (Bill 23) Public Sector Restraint Act (Amdt.) (Bill 64) Public Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Public Service Pensions Act (Bill 43) Public Utilities Act (Bill 1$) Registered Nurses Act (Bill 19) Residential Tenancies Act (Bill 50) Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Act (Bill 56) School Tax Authorities Winding Up Act (Bill 2$) Shops’ Closing Act (Bill 22) Social Workers Association Act (Bill 12) Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 27)

Summary Proceedings Act, Liquor Control Act and Motorized Snow Vehicles and All-Terrain Vehicles Act (Bill 70) Supplementary Supply Act (Bill 2) Supplementary Supply Act (No. 2) (Bill 6) Supplementary Supply Act (No. 3) (Bill 26) Supply Act (Bill 35) Taxation of Utilities and Cable Television Com panies Act (Bill 73) Taxation Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 29) Tobacco Tax Act (Bill 15) Tobacco Tax Act (No. 2) (Bill 37) Tobacco Tax Act (No. 3) (Bill 59) Tobacco Tax Act (No. 4) (Bill 72) Uniformed Services Pensions Act (Bill 44) Waste Material Disposal Act (Bill 20) Waste Material Disposal Act (No. 2) (Bill 42) Welfare Institutions Act (Bill 33) Workers’ Compensation Act (Bill 4$) BLUE Cross Insurance Changes; effect on government pensioners Baker 217; Hanis 216 BOYS’ Home in Whitbourne Answer to question tabled Gullage 1456 Escape of three youths Gullage 2188-89; Tobin 2188-89 Incidents Baker 1169-70; Tobin 1169 BUDGET Budget allocation to assist fishermen and fish plant workers See FISHERY Capital works funding approved last year Kitchen 499; Windsor 499 Deficit Kitchen 212-13;2512; Siwms 2512; Windsor 212-13 Deficit on current account Baker 1969; Windsor 1969 Increase in personal income tax; effect on senior citizens Harris 47(>, Kitchen 470 Projects to stimulate the economy Kitchen 464-65; Windsor 464-65 Public sector layoffs See PUBLIC service School tax being replaced by increase in personal in come tax Kitchen 612; Simms 612 When Budget will be presented Kitchen 13$;212; Simms 137; Windsor 212 BUDGET Debate Aylward, R. 712-19; Barrett 679-84;706-08; Crane 708-12; Decker 640-46; Efford 719-25; Gilbert 604-09;620-21; Heam 673-79; Kitchen 1826; Noel 594-99; Parsons 599-604; Ramsay 669-73; Reid 628-34; Tobin 621-28; Windsor 476-96;507-3 1;545- 71;584-94; Winsor 646;66.4-69; Woodford 63440 Carried 1827 BUDGET Speech delivered Kitchen 446-59 BUILDINGS Accessibility Act (Bill 63) Notice of motion Grimes 2887 First reading 2927 Second reading Grimes 3061-62;3066-67; Harris 3063-66; Winsor 3062-63 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3626 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3664 BUILDINGS accessibility regulations New regulations tabled Grimes 3128; Winsor 3128 BULL Arm site See also HifiERNIA project Industrial accident and fatality Grimes 1127; Simrns 1127 Jnquhy into accident, safety standards Grimes 1236-38; SilmrIs 1236-38 BURT, Joy, congratulations on personal accomplish. ments as a world power.iifter Harris 1558; Parsons 155$ BY-ELECTION for Ferryland District for June 25, 1992 Simrns 1559; Wells (Premier) 1559 BY-ELECTION for Naskaupl District for June 25, 1992 Matthews 1523; Wells (Premier) 1523 4

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX CANADA’S125thAnniversarycelebrations-con gratulationstomulticulturalgroup Hogan345;Parsons345 CANADA-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordImplementa tion(Newfoundland)Act(Bill24) Noticeofmotion Gibbons1103 firstreading1136 Secondreading Gibbons1833;Hewlett1833 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1879 Thirdreading1881 RoyalAssentJune11/92 CANADA-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordImplementa tion(Newfoundland)Act(No.2)(Bill69) Noticeofmotion Gibbons2994 Firstreading3043 Secondreading Aylward,R.3123-24;Gibbons3121-24;Harris 3122-23;Snow,L.3122 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3626 Thirdreading3628 RoyalAssent3665 CAPITALroadsprogram Fundingforpreviousyear Gover214;Woodford214 Prioritybasis Gover215-16;Winsor215-16 Capitalworksprogram SeeMUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram CARIBOUranchInPeter’sRiver/St.Stephen’sarea Rejectproposalfortheestablishmentofaranch Baker1211;Heam1209;Warren,G.1210 Statusofapplication Heam954;Wells(Premier)954 CARTWRIGHT Newroadequipment Gover2662;Warren,G.2661-62 CENTRALCommunityCollege Administrator Verge1781-82;Warren,P.1782 CHANGEthenameoftheprovince Noticeofmotion Warren,G.2520 CHANGEthenameoftheprovince-selectcommittee appointed Listofmemberstabled Baker948 Membersnamedtothecommittee Baker1884 Reportofselectcommitteetabled Dumaresque2189 CHANGEthenameoftheprovincetotheProvinceof NewfoundlandandLabrador Noticeofmotion Warren,G.41 Motionamendedbymover(Unanimousconsent) Warren,G.821 Debate Baker824-27;Dumaresque830-34;Harris836-37; Matthews834-35;Noel835-36;Snow,A.827-30; Warren,G.821-24;$3740 Amendment-selectcommitteebeappointed Baker$25 Amendmentcarried840 Motionasamended,carried840 CHIEFElectoralOfficer,WayneMitchellnominated Noticeofmotion Wells(Premier)3041-42 Debate Aylward,R.3161;Harris3162;Simms3227; Verge3161;Wells(Premier)3158-60 Motioncarried3163 CHILDsexualabuse Assistanceforvictims;Stephenvillearea Verge950;Wells(Premier)950 CHILDsexualabusecampaign-supportforeffortsof BreaktheCycleFoundation Noticeofmotion Matthews1134 Debate Baker1134;Harris1134 Motioncarriedunanimously1135 CHILDWelfareAct Amendmentsregardingchildabuse Gullage1274;Verge1274 Amendmentstotheacttoprotectyoungpeoplebe tweentheagesofsixteenandeighteen Gullage2007;31$8-$9;Verge2007;31$$-89;Wells (Premier)3189 RecommendationsinHughesCommissionReport regardingchildabuse SeeHUGHESCommissionofInquiryReport Section49-childabuse Gullage1061-62;Harris1061-62 Tabledanswertoquestionregardinglegislation Gullage1456 CHILDWelfareAct(Bill68) Noticeofmotion Gullage2994 5

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX First reading 3043 Second reading Gullage 3167-6$;3173;317$-8& Tobin 3168-69; Verge 3 169-73 Committee of the Whole Assembly Efford 3631; Gullage 3629;3638; Harris 3630- 32;3637; Heam 3632; Simms 3633-34; Verge 3629- 30;3636; Wells (Premier) 3630-37 Third reading 363$ Royal Assent 3665 CHRISTMAS tree operation Establishment Right 3645-46; Harris 3645-46 CHURCH leaders coalition regarding role in the rebuild ing of the fishery Carter 2692; Harris 2693; Matthews 2692 CHURCHILL Falls Labrador Corporation Operational expenses; employees exempt from Bill 17 Baker 1642; Gibbons 1642; Snow, A. 1642 CLOSURE motion applied in Committee can also in clude third reading debate of bill 3546;3561-62 CLOSURE Motion introduced during Committee stage of Bill 56 (Police Act) Notice of motion Roberts 3435 Carried 3510 COLLECTIVE agreements Baker 651-52; Simms 651-52 Changes to negotiated agreements Kitchen 2512-13; Simms 2512-13 Government’s plan to repeal the restraints contained in Bill 17 Grimes 2925-26; Harris 2925-26 Legislation Baker 541-42; Harris 541-42 NTA reopener clause Baker 652;691-92; Grimes 652-53; Matthews 691- 92; Simms 652 Wage rollback; teachers and public sector employees Grimes 251$-19;2582; Heam 2581-82; Sullivan 2580-81; Wells (Premier) 2580-82; Wirisor 2518 COME by Chance oil refinery Layoffs; future of the refmery Gibbons 1746;1811-12; Hewlett 1746; Matthews 18 11-12 COMMENDATION to Sherry Dicker, a young Labradorian, upon act of bravery Harris 2914; Roberts 2913; Warren, G. 2913 COMMUNITY colleges Reduced funding Decker 2921-22; Sullivan 2921-22 CONFLICT of interest declared by Minister during debate on Financial Corporations Capital Tax Act Minister withdrew from Chamber Roberts 2722 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Halley, Hunt law finn providing legal services to Enterprise Corporation Baker 776-77; Winsor 776-77 CONFLICT of interest legislation (Bill 67) Bill be referred to Legislation Review Committee Sinims 3211; Wells (Premier) 3211 New requirements regarding disclosure Simms 3211-15; Wells (Premier) 3211-15 CONFLICT of Interest Regimes in Canada Comparative analysis of Provincial and Federal legis lation tabled Roberts 3078 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services Estimates carried 1762 CONSTITUTION Breakdown of all expenses associated with the con stitutional talks Simms 2258; Wells (Premier) 225$ Inclusion of the fishety in the negotiations leading up to the Charlottetown Accord 1966-69 CONSTITUTIONAL lawyers retained by the province Law finn hired Simms 2259-60; Wells (Premier) 2260 Neil Finidestein - cost Verge 1677;171&, Wells (Premier) 1678;1711 CONSTITUTIONAL meetings Aboriginal rights regarding self government Harris 1675-77; Wells (Premier) 1675-77 Number of people travelling with Justice Minister; ex penses incurred Simms 1709-10; Wells (Premier) 1709-10 Construction industry - retail sales tax on building materials See ECONOMIC plan Consultants hired to do design work on capital works projects See DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transportation Consultants hired for design work on capi tal works projects - selection process 6

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX CO-OPeducationprograms Studentswhoparticipatedwelcomedtothegallery Heam1201;Warren,P.1201 CO-OPERATIVESocietiesAct(Bill47) Noticeofmotion Baker2007 firstreading2147 Secondreading Aylward,R.2713-15;Baker2712-13;furey2719- 21;Warren,G.2715-18 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3626 Thirdreading3628 RoyalAssent3664 CORNERBrookwatersupply Contamination Decker61$;726-27;Flight61$-19;Verge61$;725- 26 Governmentassistance Hogan618;Verge618 COUNSELLINGservicesforsexualabusesurvivors Government’splans Gullage1313;Harris1313 Resourcesforwomen’scentres Cowan1275;Verge1275 COURTHOUSEinBrigus Closure Baker504;Harris504 COWANHeights Completionofparklandandopenspacedevelopment Hogan2510;Winsor2511 COX’SCove Inquiryintodisputebetweengovernmentandthe council Verge253;Wells(Premier)253 CREDITratingfortheProvinceofQuebec Dropinrating Wells(Premier)1929 furtheranswer Baker1936 CRIMESCompensationBoard Annualreporttabled Baker1316 CRIMESCompensationProgram SeeHUGHESCommissionofInquiryReport Terminationofprogram Baker500-01;571-72;Verge500-01;571;951;Wells (Premier)951 CROWNLandsAct ResidentsprotestingSection7oftheactregarding theaccesstoponds Eight1280;Hewlett127$;Warren,G.1279 CULTURALindustriesagreement Provincialfunding Hogan1064;Verge1064 Whenagreementwillbesigned Hogan215;Verge215 CUMBERLANDFarmsIncorporated Bankruptcy-effectonComebyChance Gibbons924;1812;Hewlett923;Matthews1812 DAVISInlet Relocation Warren,G.1563-64;3482-83;Wells(Premier) 1563;34$2-83 DavisInletfire-judicialinquiry SeeJUDICIALinquiryintotragicfireat DavisInlet DAYofmourningbeofficiallydeclaredforworkers killedorinjuredintheworkplace Noticeofmotion Harris740 Requesttoapproveresolutionunanimously Harris819;Matthews780 Debate Aylward,K.1328-29;Dumaresque1332-34; Grimes1320-24;Harris1317-20;1336-3$;Hodder 1334-35;Kitchen1335-36;Matthews1327-28; Ramsay1336;Snow,A.1329-32;Walsh1335; Winsor1324-27 Resolutioncarried1338 DAYofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredordis abledonthejob Grimes769;Harris769;Winsor769 DEBATEontheAdjournment Amalgamation-NortheastAvalon Aylward,R.874-75;Hogan875-76 Constructionindustry-lowersalestaxonbuilding materials Kitchen728-29;Windsor727-28 CornerBrookwatersupply Decker726-27;Verge725-26 CrimesCompensationProgram Baker571-72;Verge571 DepartmentofSocialServices-front-lineworkers Gullage2289-9(},Tobin2288-89 FisheriesLoanBoard-bankguaranteeloanprogram Furey1372-73;Winsor1371-72 Fishery-totalallowablecatchfornortherncod Carter170-72;Matthews169-70 Healthcare-CardiologyUnitatthehospital Decker1369;Doyle1368 Healthcare-hospitalservices 7

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Decker 304-05; Doyle 303-04 Holyrood generating scation - emissions Cowan 2466-67; Doyle 2465-66 Hospital and nursing home board - reduction in ex penditure Doyle 2467-68; Kitchen 2468 Little Bay Islands - transfer of crab processing licence Furey 877-78; Hewlett 876-77 Long Harbour - toxic emissions Decker 1231-32; Doyle 1230-31 Long Harbour garbage incinerator project Flight 1699-1700; Harris 1698-99 Lower Churchill development - status of negotiations with Quebec Gibbons 575; Snow, A. 574-75 Lundrigans Group - sale of three divisions including Atlantic Gymum Roberts 2837-38; Verge 2836-37 Marystown Shipyard - sale Furey 168-69; Tobin 167-68 Mining industry - payroll tax Gibbons 2037-38; Snow, A. 2036-37 Municipal operating grants Hogan 573-74;2036;2469-70; Parsons 572-73; Win sor 2035;2469 Municipal operating grants - repayment Hogan 2285-86; Sullivan 2284-85 Municipal tax on utility companies - effect on Burin and Marystown Hogan 265 1-52; Tobin 2650-5 1 Municipal tax on utility companies - effect on Town of Conception Bay South Doyle 26474$; Hogan 2649-50 Provincial parks Flight 1371; Heam 1370 School boards - budgetary allocations Decker 2840-41; Sullivan 2839-40 School boards in Labrador West - mining companies cutback in grants Decker 2839; Snow, A. 2838 Gover 172-73; Snow, A. 172 UI statistics Baker 1233; Winsor 1232-33 DEEP-sea fishery Notice of motion Tobin 1031 DENTAL health program for children Changes Decker 501-03; Doyle 501-02 DEPARTMENT of Development Number of trips taken by Minister Oct19 1 Furey 1208 DEPARTMENT of Education Number of trips taken by Minister Oc1 Warren, P. 958;992 DEPARTMENT of Finance Number of trips taken by Oct/91 Kitchen 1065 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Number of trips taken by Oct19 1 Carter 1278 DEPARTMENT of Health Act (Bill 3$) Notice of motion Upper Churchill - contract with Hydro Quebec; hydro rates Gibbons 308-09; Snow, A. 307-08 Workers’ Compensation Board - changes Grimes 873-74; Winsor 872-73 Workers’ Compensation Board - delivezy of services Grimes 306-07; Winsor 305-06 from Sept/91 to from Sept/91 to DEPARTMENT of Employment and Labour Relations Appointment of Preventive Mediation Co-ordinator Grimes 137; Winsor 137 Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept19l to Oct/91 Grimes 1209 DEPARTMENT of Environment and Lands Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct19 1 Cowan 992 Minister from Sept19 I to Minister from Sept/91 to Sealing Association - provincial funding Furey 730-3 1; Matthews 729 Student aid - administering of Student Loan Program Decker 2034-35; Sullivan 2033 Student aid - appeals Decker 2287-$8;2653-54; Harris 2286-87; Winsor 2652-53 Student assistants - cutbacks in Labrador West Baker 1701-02; Snow, A. 1700-01 Trans-Labrador Highway - Labrador West to Chur chill Falls DEPARTMENT of Forestry and Agriculture Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct19 1 Flight 1065 DEPARTMENT of Health Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct19 1 Decker 1316 8

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Decker1678 firstreading1712 Secondreading Aylward,R.2560-65;Doyle2537-41;Hanis2645- 47;Heam2574-78;2638-39;Kitchen2536- 37;2647;2676-79;Parsons2565-70;Snow,A.2541- 42;Tobin2639-44;Verge2543-44;2556-58;War ren,G.2644-45;Winsor2558-60;Woodford2570- 74 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Aylward,R.3354-59;3368-69;3375-77;Harris 3349-54;3359-62;3366-70;3373-78;Kitchen3347; Murphy3356-57;Rainsay3365;Roberts3347; Verge3347-52;3362-65;3369;3372-73 Thirdreading34$ RoyalAssent3664 DEPARTMENTofIndustryTradeandTechnology Reductioninbudget Furey2951-52;Windsor2951-52 DEPARTMENTofJustice NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91to Oct191 Baker1209 DEPARTMENTofMinesandEnergy NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91to Oct/91 Gibbons1532 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalandProvincialAffairs NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91to Oct191 Hogan1316 ReductioninBudget Hogan2990;Winsor2990 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Approvalforhiringofadditionalsocialworkersfor thechildwelfareprogram Gullage3069;Tobin3069 AssistantDeputyMinisterposition Gullage$56;Tobin856 Budgetcut Baker580-81;Gullage580;Tobin579-80 CommunityDevelopmentFund Gullage2624;Winsor2624 Internalmanagementstudyindicatingthenumberof socialworkersneeded Gullage3190-91;Harris3190 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91to Oct/91 Gullage1033 Realignmentofoffices;front-lineworkers Gullage2255-57;2289-90;Tobin2255-57;22$8-89 Reorganizationofregionaloffices;Fermeuseoffice Gullage1376-77;Tobin1376-77 SocialAssistanceDivisionfinancialandstatistical reporttabled Gullage3080 Youthsupportservices Gullage350-51;Nodder350-51 DEPARTMENTofTransportation Layoffofmaintenancepersonnel Gover471;Tobin471 DEPARTMENTofWorks,Services Chauffeursemployedbythedepartment-listof duties Gover1452-53;Tobin1452-53 DEPARTMENTofWorks,ServicesandTransportation $15mdecreaseincapitalexpenditures;capitalworks projects Kitchen2885;Winsor2885 Answertoquestionsregardingreclassifications Gover3081 Consultantshiredfordesignworkoncapitalworks projects-selectionprocess Aylward,R.3643-45;Gover2404;3643-45;Simms 2403 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91to Oct19; Gover1103 Reclassifications Aylward,R.3040-41;Gover3040-41 DEPARTMENTALObservationsontheAuditor General’sReport Tabled Kitchen40 DEREKO’Brien’sbook“SufferLittleChildren” ReasonbanforsaleonAvalonPeninsula Baker815;Warren,G.814-15 DISABLEDorganization Governmentfunding Gullage2734-35;Tobin2734-35 DIVISIONS Amendmenttoresolutiononforeignoverfishing 444 AmendmenttoresolutiononinshoreflsheTy 1017-18 Amendmenttoresolutionontheelectionofwomen totheHouseofAssembly 274 Amendmenttoresolutiontochangethenameofthe province 840 AmendmentstoClause$6oftheElectionsAct 1806;1807;180$ 9

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Resolution on inshore fishery 101$ Resolution on the election of women to the House of Assembly 275 Second reading of Bill 17 - Public Sector Restraint Act 1114 DUMP truck Industry Decisions based upon the recent Board Inquiry Gover 649; Tobin 650 Local preference policy Gover 685-86;688-89; Harris 688-89; Tobin 685-86 Public Utilities Board of Commissioners report released Gover 650 ECONOMIC and employment situation in the Province - discussions with the Prime Minister Harris 2547; Matthews 2546; Wells (Premier) 2545 ECONOMIC plan Simms 31-34; Wells (Premier) 32-34 Job creation Doyle 34; Sirnms 1409-11; Wells (Premier) 35; 1409-12 Jobs to improve economy; lower retail sales tax on building materials Kitchen 698-99;728-29; Windsor 69$-99;727-28 Resettlement Simms 1163-66; Wells (Premier) 1163-67 Strategic economic plan Baker 2293; Decker 2921-22; Simms 1886- 89;2920; Wells (Premier) 1886-89; Windsor 2293 Unemployment statistics figures tabled Wells (Premier) 1456 ECONOMIC plan - government’s Immediate plan Notice of motion Simrns 40 Debate Grimes 117-21; Parsons 128-32; Short 125-28; Simms 111-17;132-36; Winsor 121-25 Resolution defeated 136 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Answer to question regarding the budget Furey 3042 Budget Parsons 2954-55; Wells (Premier) 2954-56 ECONOMIC situation Notice of motion Woodford 1103 Debate Dumaresque 1184-88; Harris 1178-80; Snow, A. 1189-93; Tobin 1180-84; Wells (Premier) 1174-78; Woodford 1 171-74;1 193-97 Resolution carried 1197 ECONOMY Government’s plan to stimulate investment Baker 2806; furey 2403-04; Windsor 2403-04;2806 ECONOMY - government plan to stimulate the economy and reduce taxation Notice of motion Windsor 2926 Debate Efford 2965-68; Oldfccd 2978-80; Ramsay 2972- 75; Snow, A. 2975-78; Sullivan 2969-72; Windsor 2961 -65;2980-83 Resolution defeated 2983 EDUCATION See also SCHOOL boards Post-secondary - cut in budget Decker 2882;2993; Sullivan 2282;2993 Education Royal Commission See ROYAL Commission on Education ELECTION Act, Jury Act and the Elections Act, 1991 (Bill 74) Notice of motion Roberts 3080 First reading 3110 Second reading Aylward, R. 3229-34; Dumaresque 3234-36; Har ris 323641; Roberts 3223-27;3251-53; Simms 3227- 29; Verge 3246-51; Windsor 3241-45 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3627 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3665 ELECTION of women to the House of Assembly Notice of motion Harris 41 Debate Baker 257-60; Dumaresque 269-70; Harris 254- 57;271-74; Ramsay 265-66; Simms 260-63; Verge 266-69 Amendment Simrns 263 Resolution and amendment defeated on divisions 274- 75 ELECTIONS Act Proposed legislation regarding the holding of plebi scites Baker 1779-81; Verge 1779-81 10

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ELECTIONSAct(AmdL)(Bill36) Noticeofmotion Baker1602 Firstreading1679 Secondreading Aylward,R.1860-61;Baker1860,1$65;Matthews 1861-65 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1881 Thirdreading1$82 RoyalAssentJune11/92 ELECTIONSAct-ReportofthePrivilegesandElec tionsCommittee SeePRIVILEGESandElectionsCommittee reportontheElectionsAct ELECTIONSAct,1991(Bill1) Noticeofmotion Baker9 Firstreading9 Secondreading Aylward,R.1122-26;1136-37;Baker324- 27;358;407-09;1141;Dicks404-07;Dumaresque 32$-32;1115-20;Grimes398-404;Harris333- 37;1138-41;Hewlett398;Murphy371-72;387-92; Noel359-66;Parsons392-93;Ramsay366-71; Reid337-40;Simms327-28;Walsh393-98;War ren,G.357-59 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Aylward,R.1764-70;1774-76;1792-95;1805-07; Baker1763-64;1768-69;1774;1797-98;Dumaresque 1770-73;1800-02;Grimes1791-92;Hodder1773- 74;Matthews1795-97;Verge1787-91;Windsor 179$-1800;1803;Woodford1803-05 Thirdreading1882 RoyalAssentJune11/92 ELECTORALBoundariesAct(Bill62) Noticeofmotion Roberts2876 Firstreading288$ Secondreading Dumaresque3456-59;Harris3462-64;Heam 3464-66;Matthews3460-62;Parsons3466-68; Roberts3443-47;3470-72;Warren,G.3468-70; Wells(Premier)3447-49;Windsor3449-56 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3627 Thirdreading362$ RoyalAssent3665 ELECTRICALproblemscausedbysleetstorm-update Gibbons693;Simrns693 ELECTRICALrates PDDsubsidy Gibbons1563;Hewlett1562-63 ReportofBoardofCommissionersofPublic Utilitiesforproposedrateincreases$07 EMPLOYMENTcrisis Plantodealwithhighsocialassistancecaseload Grimes414-15;Winsor413-14 EMPLOYMENTprogram SeealsoJOBcreationprograms Plansforremainderoffiscalyear Grimes2622-24;Winsor2622-23 Strategyplan Grimes107-08;Winsor107-08 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabradorCorpora. tion Annualreporttabled Furey2224 Financialstatementstabled Furey181 LegalaccountwithHalleyHuntlawfinn-conflict ofinterest Matthews3036-39;Verge2809-10;Welts (Premier)2809-10;3036-39 Listofcompaniesandthetypeofloansprovided (Answertoquestions) Furey1679 Listofindividualloanstocompanies Aylward,R.887-88;Furey887-89 Projectsftndedtypesofbusinessesqualifiedfor funding Furey1309-11;Windsor1309-11 Proposalsforlegalservices Harris2991-93;Roberts2991-93 ENVIRONMENTWeek Cowan1523;1559;Warren,G.1524 ERRORInMotion6onOrderPaper Baker$64 ESTIMATESCommitteemeetings-nonelectedMinister permittedtoanswerquestions SeeMiNISTERofJustice(nonelected)per mittedtoanswerquestionsduringestimates committeedebate ESTIMATESCommittees-scheduling Pointoforder1197-99 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-CommitteeofSupply Aylward,K.1727-29;Baker1602;1625-26;1680- $3;Decker1629-31;1729-31;Dumaresque1718- 20;Flight1733-35;Furey1712-16;1737-39;1755- 62;Gullage1608-10;Hams1612-13;Heam1749- 51;Matthews1619-25;1631-32;1735-37;Ramsay 1723-25;Reid1617-19;Sinims1603-08;Tobin 1613-16;1626-29;1688-89;1731-33;1753-58;Verge 11

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX 1683-85; Warren, 0. 1720-22; Warren, P. 1604- 05; 1689-91; 1751-53; Wells (Premier) 1685-88; Windsor 1691-98;1712;171&1$;1748-49;1756-57; Winsor 1610-12; Woodford 16$0-82;1725-26 Carried 1762 FARM Products Corporation Act (Bill 10) Notice of motion Right 321 First reading 355 Second reading Aylward, R. 2200-04; Right 2199;2204-05; Hewlett 2200 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3276 Third reading 3488 Royal Assent 3664 FEDERAL housing policy Changes; support for co-operative housing Harris 105-06; Hogan 105-06 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 52) Notice of motion Baker 2189 First reading 2224 Second reading Aylward, R. 2723; Baker 2722-25;2760-61; Harris 2725-29;2751-53; Kitchen 2753-54; Matthews 2724; Tobin 2756-60; Windsor 2754-56 FINANCIAL situation Deficit - shortfall in revenues from federal govern ment Baker 2329-30; Shnms 2328-30 Proposals to deal with deficit Baker 2292-94; Windsor 2292-93 Province’s fiscal position Baker 2253; Windsor 2254 Public service payroll - reduction of one percent Baker 233 1-32; Windsor 2330-32 School boards, community colleges and university - reduction in expenditures Decker 2407-08;2477-79; Sullivan 2407-08;2477-78 FINANCIAL statement Answer to questions regarding tax measures Kitchen 2926-27 Debate on ministerial statement Aylward, K. 2864-69; Dicks 2903-05; Dumaresque 2856-60; Grimes 2894-98; Harris 2853-56; Langdon 2$74-2876;2$88-90 Matthews 2860-64; Murphy 2909-12; Parsons 2890-94; Simms 2869- 74; Snow, A. 2905-09; Tobin 2898-2903; Windsor 2849-53 Department of Industry Trade and Technology - reduction in budget Furey 2951-52; Windsor 2951-52 Increase in taxes Wells (Premier) 2950; Windsor 2950 Other Revenue - Newfoundland Hydro water revenue from CF(L)Co; Newfoundland Liquor Cor poration Baker 3 135-37; Windsor 3 135-36 Payroll compensation package; personal income tax; Liquor Corporation increase in prices; tax sources Kitchen 2880-82; Windsor 2879-82 Statement delivered by Minister of Fmance Baker 2843-49 FINKLESTEN, Neil, constitutional lawyer See CONSTiTUTIONAL lawyers retained by the province FIRE commissioner’s office Acting fire commissioner Hogan 3040;3075-76; Verge 3040;3074-76 FIRE on Harvey Road Commendation to people who helped in preventing a disaster in St.

John’s Monday night Harris 3559; Parsons 355$; Roberts 3558 Destruction of records at the social services building; emergency social assistance Gullage 3570-7 1; Harris 3569-71 Emergency response team Aylward, R. 3571; Gullage 3571; Hogan 3571 FIRE suppression equipment purchase Agreement with Helitactics Limited Right 3127; Hewlett 3127 FISH plant at Ramea Northern cod moratorium Carter 2269; Gilbert 2266; Matthews 2268 FISHERIES Loan Board Annual report tabled Carter 181 Bank guarantee loan program Carter 1346; Furey 1372-73; Winsor 1346;1371-72 Financial statements tabled Caner 1933 Loans to fishermen - interest relief Wells (Premier) 886-87; Winsor 886-87 Measures taken as a result of the failure of the 1991 fishery Caner 29; Matthews 30 Outstanding loans to fishermen - effect of cod moratorium Caner 1929-30; Matthews 1929-30 FISHERIES NAFO meeting Efforts to control activities in the area regulated by NAFO Carter 1234; Matthews 1235 12

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX FISHERY Adjustmentrecoveryprogram-trainingandeduca tion Decker2370-71;Sullivan2370-71 AdvertisingcampaignbytheInternationalWelfare Organization Carter71-73;Matthews71-72 Answertoquestionresilverhakefishery;turbotand mackerel Wells(Premier)284 AtlanticGroundfishManagementPlan-reductionin totalallowablecatch Caner3481-82;Matthews3480-81 Crabfishery(Answertoquestion) Carter1316;1645 Crabfishery-status Carter1272;Matthews1271-7ZWells(Premier) 1602;Woodford1602 Earlyretirementprogramforfishermen Harris2369;Matthews2140-41;Wells(Premier) 214041;2369 Earlyretirementprogram;clawbackprovision Carter2514;Grimes2368-69;Matthews2368- 69;2514 Effectofcodmoratoriumonfishprocessingsector Caner2513-14;Matthews2513-14 Emergencyprogramtodealwithareasnotincluded incodmoratoriumpackage Grimes2438;Matthews2437-38;Roberts2437 FederalNDPresolutionregardingmanagementover NoseandTailofGrandBanks Caner924;Harris924 Federal/provincialmanagementboard-comments byDebraCoyne Sirnrns1966;Wells(Premier)1966 Fishquotasforsouthandsouthwestcoastsfor1993 Caner273ZMatthews2731-32 FisheriesmanagementinclusionintheCharlottetown Accord Simms1966-68;Wells(Premier)1967-69 Fixedgeargroundfishfisheryonsouthandsouth westcoasts Caner843;Matthews844 Layoffs;reductioninnortherncodquotas Caner38-39;Matthews37-39 Lettertofederalgovernmentregardingthe1992 managementplan-copytabled Caner182 Managementofstocksbeyond200-milelimit Matthews282-83;Wells(Premier)282-83 MemorandumofUnderstandingbetweenCanada andEuropeanCommunityregardingforeignover- fishing Caner3474;3479-80;Harris3475;Matthews 3474;3479-80;Wells(Premier)3480-81 Moratorium Caner1706-07;Parsons1706-07 Moratoriumondeep-seacodfishery;effectonFPI Matthews986-88;Simms1023-26;Wells (Premier)986-88;1023-27 MoratoriurnHarrisPanelReportandSteinTask Force;effectonflounderfishery Caner1740-42;Matthews174042 Processforfishermentoqualifyasabonafide fishermen Caner3646-47;Matthews364647 Province’srecommendationfortotalallowablecatch Caner14042;170-72;174-76;Matthews140- 41;169-70;174-76 ProvisioninBudgettoassistfishermenandfish plantworkers Caner465-66;Grimes465-66;Matthews465-66 Secondaryprocessing;allocationsforunderutilized species Baker210-12;Simms210-11 ShrimpfisheryonNorthernPeninsula-processing licences Caner1272;1312-13;Matthews1272;1311-13 Silverhakefishery Matthews24748;Wells(Premier)24849 StatusofprocessinglicenceforTrepassey Carter3572;Heam3571-72 FISHERY-extensionofmanagementjurisdiction(Pro cedureunderS.O.23) Matthews185 Inorder186-87 Debate Carter205-08;Dumaresque190-93;Gilbert200- 02;Harris202-04;Matthews187-90;Simms193- 95;Small195-96;Tobin196-99 Motioncarried208 FISHERYProductsInternational Downsizingofcompanyoperations;fishplantsat RameaandCatalina Sirnms985-86;Wells(Premier)985-86 Status Caner1345;Matthews1345 FISHINGIndustry(CollectiveBargaining)Act(Bill8) Noticeofmotion Grimes321 Firstreading355 FISHINGindustry-Impactofthemoratorium Noticeofmotion Sullivan1894 Debate 13

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Aylward, K. 1995; Caner 19$6-91;1993; Dumaresque 1978-81; Hearn 1991-95; Matthews 1982-86; Sullivan 1974-78; 1996-98 Resolution defeated 1998 FLAT Bay Brook Environmental damage caused by collapse of a dam Cowan 1451-52; Hodder 1451 Investigation into hydro station owned by New foundland Power Gibbons 1452; Hodder 1452 FLATROCK Municipal operating grant structure See MUNICIPALITIES FLEUR de Lys fish plant Crab processing licence Caner 1528; Matthews 152$ FOGO Island ferry Construction Gover 73-74;104; Tobin 104; Winsor 73 FOGO Island/Change Island ferry service Answer to questions Gover 2337 Two feny system Gover 2297-98; Winsor 2297-98 FOOD supply - pricing Notice of motion Noel 41 FOREIGN overfishing Notice of motion Oldford 40 Debate Efford 431-35; Hearn Noel 439-41; Oldford Amendment Heam 438 Amendment defeated 444 Resolution carried 444 FOREIGN overfishing - tabled statement deilvered at Globe ‘92 Conference in Vancouver Harris 245; Siwms 244; Wells (Premier) 244 FOREIGN overfishing issue Parsons 739; Wells (Premier) 739 Adjourn House to welcome flotilla from Grand Banks Matthews 532 Government’s position Caner 922; Parsons 921-22 House adjourned unanimously 537 Message to flotilla en route to Grand Banks Caner 461; Hanis 461; Matthews 461 Ministerial Statement Carter 534; Matthews 535 Poll by Decima Research Caner 770; Matthews 771 Update of trip and meetings Harris $81; Simms 880; Wells (Premier) 879 FORESTRY industry 20 Year Development Plan tabled Flight 2917; Hewlett 2918 Export of lumber products Flight 3475; Hewlett 3476 Lumber production Right 700-01;$54-55; Harris 700;854-55 Planting program Right $50; Siimns 849-50 FORTIS Trust Answer to question Roberts 2804 Debated under amendment to financial Corpora tions Capital Tax Act 2722-29;2751-61 Tax measure covered under an amendment to the Financial Corporations Tax Act Baker 273&37;2772-73; Hams 2736-37; Roberts 2771-72; Simms 2769-72; Wells (Premier) 2769-71 FREE trade agreement between Canada, United States and Mexico

Schedule hearings for Newfoundland Harris 2956; Wells (Premier) 2956-57 GARBAGE disposal and industrial waste Importation Notice of motion Warren, G. 1567 Debate Baker 1649-51; Doyle 1652-57; Right 1657-61; Warren, G. 1645-49;1664-68; Winsor 1661-63 Amendment Baker 1650 Resolution as amended, carried 1668 GARBAGE importation and Incineration proposal Notice of motion Harris 1567-68 GARBAGE Incineration project for Long Harbour See also LONG Harbour site Residents protesting the proposal Aylward, R. 2671; Barrett 2637; Cowan 2671; Dicks 2634; Doyle 2629; Han-is 26302672; Mur phy 2631;2673; Parsons 2674; Roberts 2628; Simms 2626;2669; Verge 2635; Warren, 0. 2633 GARLAND, Mrs.

Dulcie, best wishes on 100th birthday Penney 849; Windsor 849 435-39; Matthews 425-30; 423-25;441-44 14

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX GASOLINEanddieselfuel Prices Gibbons3191;Winsor3191 GASOLINETaxAct(Bill49) Noticeofmotion Baker2189 Firstreading2224 Secondreading Roberts2762-64;Windsor2763 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3626 Thirdreading3628 RoyalAssent3664 GASOLINETaxAct(No.2)(Bill60) Firstreading3100 Secondreading3100 Thirdreading3100 RoyalAssent3664 GASOLINETaxAct(No.3)(Bill71) Noticeofmotion Baker3080 Firstreading3138 Secondreading Baker3439;Wells(Premier)3442;Windsor3440- 42 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3627 Thirdreading3628 RoyalAssent3665 GASOLINETaxAct,HorseRacingRegulationandTax Act,LiquorControlActandRetailSalesTaxAct (Bill45) Noticeofmotion Baker1894 Firstreading1934 Secondreading Aylward,R.3100;Baker3107;Harris3100-05; Kitchen2834-36;Roberts3105-07;Windsor2835- 36 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3626 Thirdreading362$ RoyalAssent3664 GASOLINETaxAct,No.2 Noticeofmotion Baker2876 Debate Aylward,R.3095-98;Baker3087;3098-3100;Mat thews3088-90;Murphy3093-95;Snow,A.3090- 93;Winsor3087-88 Resolutioncarried3100 GOULDS Agriculturalland Hogan615;Parsons615 Agriculturalzone-review SeealsoAmalgamation Aylward,R.737-38;Right737-38 Roadsinagriculturalarea Aylward,R.619;Gover619 Gouldsarea-amalgamation SeeAMALGAMATION GOULDSbypassroad Status Gover3187-88;Sullivan3187-88 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure;membersnamed Baker780 Camed$64 Report Ramsay1382 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debate Doyle1575-85;Harris1590-92;Matthews1570- 73;Ramsay1569-70,Snow,A.1574-75;Verge 1585-90 Carried1602 GOVERNMENTServicesLegislationReviewCommittee ReporttabledontheproposedchangestotheShops ClosingAct Langdon2263 GRANDFallsmill Reportofthecommitteeintotheclosingofmachine numbersix Aylward,R.852;Eight$52 GRANDFalls-Windsorpropertyassessments SeeMUNICIPALITIES GrandFalls-Windsor-increaseinproperty assessments GREATHarbourDeep Roadconnectiontothecommunity Roberts2960;Small295$;Woodford2959 GRENFELLCollegeinCornerBrook Government’splansforexpansion Verge2143-44;Warren,P.1132;Wells(Premier) 1132-34;2143-45;Woodford1131-33 GRENFELLCollegeinCornerBrook-increaseinfund ing Noticeofmotion Verge2519 Debate Aylward,K.2609-12;Decker2592-96;Dicks2600- 04;Verge25$9-92;2612-15;Winsor2605-08; Woodford2596-2600 15

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Amendment Decker 2596 Resolution as amended, carried 2615 GUARANTEED loans List tabled Kitchen 74 GYPSUM plant In Corner Brook See ATLANTIC Gypsum plant in Corner Brook See LUNDRIGAN Group of Companies HALLEY Hunt law firm Legal account with Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador 2809-10 Minister of Justice in conflict of interest Matthews 2986-89; Roberts 2809; Verge 2808; Wells (Premier) 2986-89 HAMPDEN Electrical services to intersection on Trans-Canada Highway Hewlett 1213; Woodford 1212 HAPPY Valley - Goose Bay Design work for new hospital Decker 582-83; Warren, G. 582-83 HARBOUR Breton cottage hospital Commitment for a new or an improved facility Kitchen 3642; Simms 3642 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Bill 16) first reading 1443 Second reading 1443 Third reading 1443 Royal Assent June 11/92 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (No. 2) (Bill 65) Notice of motion Baker 2876 First reading 2888 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) Notice of motion Kitchen 460 Debate Aylward, R. 1386-89; Baker 1402-03; Doyle 1382- 84; Dumaresque 1433-36; Furey 1389-9 1; Harris 1392-93; Heam 1407-08; Hewlett 1419-20; Hod der 1430-32; Kitchen 1357-59; Langdon 1405-07; Matthews 1399-1402;141&19;142&30;1441-43; Parsons 1393-97;1420-21; Ramsay 1397-99; Reid 1361-62; Tobin 1421-24;1439-40; Verge 1359- 61;1403-05; Walsh 1384-86; Winsor 1436-39; Woodford 1362-67; 1424-25 Resolution carried 1443 HEALTH and Social Agencies Act (Bill 46) Notice of motion Kitchen 1894 First reading 1934 Second reading Doyle 2680-81; Kitchen 2679;2681-82 Committee of the Whole Assembly Aylward, R. 3582-84;3587;3602; Harris 3585- 87;3599; Heam 3580-$2;3590-91;3595-9$; Kitchen 3589-90;3597-3601; Verge 3584-$9;3594-95;3599- 3603 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3664 HEALTH care Answer to question regarding conversation with President of Psychiatric Association Decker 419 Answer to questions regarding the fmancial state ment and health budget Kitchen 2994-95 Baie Verte Hospital - ultrasound machine Decker 249-51; Doyle 249-50 Cancer clinics Kitchen 2182-84; Sinims 2181-84; Wells (Premier) 2181-82 Cancer services - answer to questions Kitchen 2299 Closure of acute care beds Kitchen 3643; Sums 3643 Consolidation of the St.

John’s hospital service Decker 352-53; Doyle 35 1-53 Hospitals and nursing homes - reduction in budget for remainder of fiscal year Doyle 2404-06;2438-40;2467-68; Kitchen 2405- 06;2439;246$ Janeway Hospital - waiting list for admission Decker 375-77; Doyle 375-77 Mammographic test - waiting list See MAMMOGRAPHY services Myelogram X rays - waiting periods at hospitals Decker 1813-14; Doyle 1813-14 Reduction in budget for balance of the year Doyle 3034; Kitchen 3034; Sums 2950;2952-54; Wells (Premier) 2950;2953-54 Status of hospital services; waiting list for cardiac surgery Decker 28 1;304-05; 1339-41; 1369; 1374-76; Doyle 28 1-82;303-04;3 17; 1339-40; 1368; 1374-75; Wells (Premier) 281 -82;3 17 Travel costs increase 16

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Decker539-40;Doyle539 Unnecessarymedicalprocedures Doyle2551-5ZKitchen2551-52 HEALTHcarecostsoftransplantsurgeryforaMr.

Bailey Doyle2184-85;Kitchen2184-85 HEALTHcarefacilitiesforSt.Lawrence,Port SaundersandBurgeo TenderingcontractHanscombReport Baker312-14;411;Matthews411;Simms311-13; Wells(Premier)311 TransCityHoldingsLimited Aylward,R.314-15;Baker314-15 HERDERMemorialTrophyplay-on’s-congratulations tobothruralteams Right1019;Parsons1019 HIBERMAproject SeealsoBULLArmsite ActivitiesonthesiteatBullArm Gibbons1596;Simms1596 BullArm-rescheduling Gibbons69;Hewlett68-69 BullArmsite-meetingwithworkers Gibbons374-75;Simms374-75 BullArmsite-updateonproject Gibbons2142;Snow,A.2142 MeetingwithPrimeMinister-federalgovernment fmancialsupportforHibernia;packagetoTexaco Simms2657;Wells(Premier)2657 NegotiationswithTexaco Gibbons2142;Sinnns265&57;3565-67;Snow,A. 2141-42;Wells(Premier)2656-5$;3565-67 RoyalBankassessment Hewlett953;Wells(Premier)953 Searchfornewinvestors Gibbons67-68;l01-03;374;1595-96;Simms66- 6$;101-03;374;882-$3;1595-96;Wells(Premier) 882-83 HIGHWAYTrafficAct(Bill13) Noticeofmotion Gover321 Firstreading354 Secondreading Gover2190;2197-99;Parsons2190-91;2197; Roberts2193-96;Tobin2191-92;Verge2192-93; Warren,G.2196-97 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Gover3276;Harris3274-76;Verge3271-74 Thirdreading348 RoyalAssent3664 HIGHWAYTrafficAct(No.2)(BIll41) Noticeofmotion Gover1894 Firstreading1934 Secondreading Efford3165-66;Gover3163;3166; Parsons3163-64 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3626 Thirdreading362$ RoyalAssent3665 Highways SeeTRANSPORTATION HISTORICbuildings Preservation Harris2475-77;Walsh2476-77 HOLYROODgeneratingstation Emissionreadings Cowan2334-35;2466-67;Doyle2334-35;2465-66 HOMEbuildingindustry Incentivesfortheprivatesector Hogan1205-06;Windsor1205-06 HOMEsupportprogram Statusoftheprogram Gullage1377-78;Matthews1377-78 HOPEBrookgoldmine ConclusionofagreementwithRoyalOakMines Gibbons890;Hewlett$91 Status Gibbons106-07;252;354;5$2;Hewlett106- 07;252;354;582 HOPEDALE-Postvllle Rabidfoxes Cowan353;Warren,0.353 HOSPITALboards Proposalsregardingthereductioninboards Kitchen3641;Simms3641 Reductioninnumberofboards;St.John’sHospital boards Decker693-96;Simms693-95 HOSPITALInLabradorWest Cutinbudget Doyle2404;Kitchen2405 Take-overofhospitalbyGrenfellServices Decker1343-44;Warren,G.1343-44 HOUSEofAssemblyAct(Bill67) Noticeofmotion Baker2994 Firstreading3043 Harris3164-65; 17

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX HOUSE of Assembly Act amendments referred to select committee See Select Committee appointed to review amendments to the House of Assembly Act (Bill 67) HOUSE of Assembly representation be reduced to a maximum of 42 seats Notice of motion Parsons 2520 HOUSEHOLD Hazardous Waste Day Aylward, R. $92; Cowan $92 HOUSING Corporation Policy for development of new lands as a result of amalgamation Hogan 1272; Wells (Premier) 1530; Windsor 1272; 1529 HUB organization Opening of new extension Aylward, R. 1704; Kitchen 1704 HUGHES Commission of Inquiry Report Crimes compensation program Baker 774-76; Matthews 774-75 Government’s progress on the recommendations Gullage 1021; Verge 1022 Legislation to implement the establishment of a Police Complaints Commission and revision of the Child Welfare Act Harris 1964; Roberts 1962; Verge 1963 Recommendations regarding Department of Social Services and Child Welfare Gullage 855-57; Tobin 855-56

Section regarding child abuse and Child Welfare Act Gullage $14; Hams 813-14 Update Baker 410; Verge 411 When government will table response to recommen dations in the report Baker 773-74; Simms 772-74 When the report will be made public Baker 350; Verge 350;732-33; Wells (Premier) 732- 33 HUMAN Rights Code Discrimination regarding sexual orientation Gullage 1102; Harris 1102;2370; Verge 1564-65; Wells (Premier) 1564-65;2370 HUMAN Rights Code Act (Bill 25) Notice of motion Grimes 1135 First reading 1216 IMPAIRED driving Legislation Aylward, R. 931; Dumaresque 931; Murphy 932 IMPORTATION of American garbage Harris 1599-1601;3077-78; Wells (Premier) 1600- 01 ;3077-78 IMPORTATION of garbage - proposal from Hollinger Incorporated Use of mine pits at Schefferville Matthews 2878; Roberts 2877 INCOME Tax Act Notice of motion Kitchen 460 Debate Aylward, K. 1303-06; Aylward, R. 1352-55; Dumaresque 1290-92; Efford 1249-52; 1282-84; Harris 126$-69;12$1-$2; Hewlett 1294-96; Kitchen 1246-47; 1351-52; Matthews 1257-61; 1296-99; Mur phy 1255-57; Parsons 1252-55; Snow, A. 1261- 65; 1284-87; Tobin 1287-90; 1299-1301; 1347-49; Verge 1302-03; 1349-51; 1355-57; Warren, G. 1292- 94; Windsor 124749; Woodford 1265-68 Resolution carried 1357 INCOME Tax Act (Bill 14) First reading 136$ Second reading 1368 Third reading 1368 Royal Assent June 1 1,2 INCOME Tax Act, No. 2 Notice of motion Baker 2876 Innu Nation - direct funding from federal government See NATWE funding INSHORE fishery on south coast - extension of UI benefits Notice of motion Gilbert 925 Debate Carter 1004-07; Gilbert 995-99;1015-17; Heam 1007-11; Matthews 999-1004; Ramsay 1012-15 Amendment Matthews 1000 Amendment defeated 1017 Motion carried unanimously 1018 INSURANCE Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 11) Notice of motion Baker 321 First reading 355 Second reading 18

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Gullage1832 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1875 Thirdreading1881 RoyalAssentJune11/92 INSURANCEcompanies RefusaltoinsurehomesonGreatNorthernPeninsula Roberts3129-31;Woodford3129-31 INTERIMSupplyAct Noticeofmotion Kitchen147 Debate Kitchen220-21;Noel225-27;230-31;238-40;Par sons240-43;Ramsay234-35;243;Snow,A.231- 33;Tobin236-37;Windsor222-24;Woodford 227-30 Carried287 INTERIMSupplyAct(Bill5) firstreading287 Secondreading287 Thirdreading287 RoyalAssentMar.24192 iNTERNALEconomyCommission Annualreporttabled Mr.Speaker701 INTERNATIONALDayfortheEliminationofRacial Discrimination Grimes276;Winsor276 INTERNATIONALHumanRightsDay Grimes2985;Verge2985 INTERNATIONALLabourOrganization Rulingregardingthe1991restraintlegislation Harris2555;2583-85;Wells(Premier)2555;2583-85 IRISKirbyHouse Fund-raisingdrivebytheSt.John’sRotary Gullage610;Verge610 JOBcreationprograms SeealsoEMPLOYMENTprogram SeealsoUNEMPLOYMENT Employmentforpeoplenothiredonthe EmergencyResponseProgram EmploymentGenerationProgram-projectsand jobscreated Grimes579;Winsor579 Employmentprograms(Answertoquestion) Grimes619 ProgramannouncedonSept.18-workforpeople nothiredontheseprojects Grimes1891-92;1973;Matthews1973;Winsor 1891-92 Whenprogramswillbeimplemented Grimes578-79;1744;Winsor578-79;1744 JUDICIALInquiryappointedtoreviewthedeathatthe SalmonlerCorrectionalInstitution Roberts3184;Verge3184 JUDICIALInquiryintotragicfireatDavisInlet Warren,G.37;Wells(Premier)37 Answertoquestion Baker147 Kltts-Michelinmines SeeURANIUMmineatPostville Kitts-Michelinsite KRUGERand/orCornerBrookPulpandPaper Answertoquestionaskedduringdebateconcerning grantsandsubsidies Kitchen506 Recallofloggers Flight1415;Grimes1531;Hewlett1415;1531 Tabledanamendmenttotheloanagreement Kitchen506 LABOURRelationsBoard Reporttabled Grimes146 LABOURStandardsAct(Bill32) Noticeofmotion Grimes1416 Firstreading1457 Secondreading Grimes1834-36;Winsor1835 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Grimes1880-81;Winsor1880 Thirdreading1881 RoyalAssentJune11192 LABRADORWinterGames Hogan209;Warren,G.209 LATEShow SeeDEBATEontheAdjournment LAWSocietyAct(Bill55) Noticeofmotion Roberts2335 Firstreading2372 LEASEHOLDAct-amendment Baker73;Parsons73 LEASEHOLDSinSt.John’sAct(BIll57) Noticeofmotion Roberts2520 Firstreading2556 Secondreading 19

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Aylward, R. 2765-66; Hams 3025-27; Murphy 2766-68; Roberts 2764-65;3029-30; Tobm 3027-29; Verge 2765 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3626 Third reading 362$ Royal Assent 3664 LEAVE to respond to Ministerial Statements Practice in the Province of Saskatchewan Harris 3184; Roberts 3184 LEGAL Aid Commission Auditor General’s report and statements tabled Roberts 2813 LEGISLATION Review Committees functioning (pt. of order) Aylward, R. 2916; Han-is 2916; Matthews 2914; Roberts 2914; Verge 2916 Referring of legislation 3078-80 Referring of legislation (Oral questions) Matthews 3131-32; Wells (Premier) 3131-33 Ruling Mr.

Speaker 2917 LEGISLATIVE Estimates Carried 1762 LIQUOR Control Act and Liquor Corporation Act (Bill 34) Notice of motion Kitchen 1532 First reading 1568 Second reading Aylward, R. 1858-59; Kitchen 1858-60 Committee of the Whole Assembly 1881 Third reading 1882 Royal Assent June 11/92 LIQUOR Corporation Act (Bill 9) Notice of motion Kitchen 321 first reading 354 Second reading Kitchen 1$2$-29;1832; Windsor 1829-32 Committee of the Whole Assembly 1875 Third reading 1881 Royal Assent June 11/92 LITTLE Bay Islands Meeting with delegation Carter 923; Hewlett 923 Transfer of crab licence of S.T.

Jones and Sons Limited Carter 861; Decker 81$; Furey 812;877-78; Heam 930, Hewlett 812;816;859-60;876-77;893;928; Mat thews 817; Winsor 860 LIVESTOCK Owners’ Compensation Board Annual report tabled Right 3483 LOAN Act Notice of motion Kitchen 1415 Debate Kitchen 1873; Tobin 1873-75 Resolution carried 1875 LOAN Act (Bill 31) First reading 1882 Second reading 1882 Third reading 1882 Royal Assent June 11/92 LOAN and Guarantee Act Notice of motion Kitchen 42 Debate Aylward, R. 298; Kitchen 288;298; Windsor 297- 98 Resolution carried 29$ LOAN and Guarantee Act (Bill 3) first reading 303 Second reading 303 Third reading 303 Royal Assent Mar. 24/92 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Notice of motion Kitchen 42 Debate Aylward, R. 299-302;322-23; Barrett 302-03; Kitchen 298;322-23 Resolution carried 323 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act (Bill 4) first reading 324 Second reading 324 Third reading 324 Royal Assent Mar. 24/92 LOCAL preference policy See ATLANTIC Procurement Agreement Guidelines in awarding tenders for govern ment contracts Baker 176-77; Tobin 176-77 LONG Harbour phosphorous plant Agreement with Albiight and Wilson with respect to the clean-up Baker 1813; Cowan 1639-40; Warren, G. 163$- 39; 18 13 Answers to questions regarding the clean-up at Long Harbour and red herring being caught by fishermen 20

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Carter1532;Flight1494 Cleanupprocedure Cowan989-90;Doyle1203-04;Warren,0.988- $9;Wells(Premier)1203-04 Decommissioning;environmentalstatementby AlbrightandWilson Decker955;Harris955 Pollutionlevelsinthearea Caner1487;Cowan1638;Right1487-88;Mat thews1597-99;Simms1487-88;Warren,G.1638; Wells(Premier)1597-99 Toxicemissions Decker1201-03;1231-32;Doyle1201-03;1230-31 LONGHarboursite SeealsoGARBAGEincinerationprojectfor LongHarbour Environmentalreview Cowan1448-49;Simms1448-50 Garbageincinerationproject Baker1812;Cowan990;1636-38;1M1;Flight1699- 1700;Harris990;1641;169$-99;Matthews1636- 38;Warren,G.1812;Wells(Premier)990-91 IfproposalsubmittedbyanAmericancompany Cowan2219-20Doyle2219-20 Importationofindustrialwasteandgarbageforthe purposeofindustrialdevelopment Cowan1560-62;Simms1560-62 LONGHarbour/Placentlaarea ReportoffindingsbyDr.Bertell;toxicemissions fromLongHarbourplant Decker955;1201;Doyle1201;Harris954-55 LOURDEScommunityregardingthesafetyoftheMIII Bridge Gover2338;Nodder2337 LOWERChurchilldevelopment ImpactofcancellationoftheGreatWhaleproject Gibbons470-71;Snow,A.470 Nativelandclaimsissue Gibbons884-85;Simms276-78;Warren,G.884; Wells(Premier)277-78 StatusofnegotiationswithHydroQuebec Gibbons200&,Sinuns2000-01;Wells(Premier) 2000-02 Update;statusofnegotiationswithHydroQuebec Gibbons540-41;575;$83-84;952;1810-11;Simms 246-47;883-84;Snow,A.540-41;574-75;951- 52;1810-11;Wells(Premier)246-47 LUNDRIGANGroupofCompanies SeealsoATLANTICGypsumplantin CornerBrook Governmentassistance;AtlanticGypsumoperation Wells(Premier)1027-30;Woodford1027-29 Governmentproposal;assistancetoindividualsto purchasesegmentsoftheoperation Baker1743;Snow,A.1743 Updateonsituation Snow,A.1488;Verge1130-31;Wells(Premier) 1130-31;1488-89 LUNDRIGANGroupofCornerBrook Answertoquestionregardingrenewalofleaseforof ficespace Gover472 Publictenderingforofficespace Gover412Matthews412 MAMMOGRAPHYservices Governmentpolicy;committeeestablished Doyle2180;Kitchen2179 Waitinglistformammographytest Baker1744;Doyle1743-44;Warren,P.1743 MARINEAtlantic Errorinbrochureprintedforcirculation Furey410;Warren,G.410 MARYSTOWNShipyard Proposedsale(KvaemerGroup) Furey70-71;168-69;Tobin69-71;167-68 Short-termjobprospects Furey2004-05;Tobin2004-05 Strategyplans Furey103;Tobin103 MCP Auditprocedure Doyle1412-14;Wells(Premier)1412-15 Investigationintosecurity;recommendations Decker142-43;Doyle142-43 Reductioninbudgetforthreemonthperiod Doyle3034;Kitchen3034 ReportbyJohnClarketoinvestigatecomplaintsat MCP,tabled Decker584 MEDICALAct(Bill40) Noticeofmotion Kitchen1894 Firstreading1934 Secondreading Doyle2683;Kitchen2683 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Harris3436-37;Roberts3437-38;Verge343$ Thirdreading3488 RoyalAssent3664 MEDICALCareCommission Reporttabled Decker471 21

HANSARD SUBJECf INDEX MEMBER for Bale Verte-White Bay be heard Roberts 3205 Motion ruled out of order Mr. Speaker 3205 MEMBER for SI John’s East congratulated in his new position as Leader of the NJ)P Simms 2327; Wells (Premier) 2327 MEMBERS for ferryland and Naskaupl welcomed to the Legislature Han-is 1885; Simms 1885; Wells (Premier) 1885 MEMORIAL University Budget cut announced in financial statement Decker 2919-21; Simms 2919-21 Closure of Queen’s College Verge 689-91; Warren, P. 689-91 Increase in tuition fees Heam 583; Warren, P. 583;1814-17; Wrnsor 1814- 16 New entrance requirements Heam 917-18; Warren, P. 917-18

Schedule B in Bill 17 - pay scales Baker 1207; Winsor 1207 Single parents on social assistance - provincial grant Tobin 657-58; Warren, P. 657-58 Teacher internship program in western Labrador Decker 2582-83; Snow, A. 2582-83 Tuition fees; provincial grants and the bursary pro gram Decker 2773-75; Heam 2773-74 MENINGITIS situation Outbreak in St.

John’s area Doyle 1412; Warren, P. 1412 Update of situation in Labrador West Decker 779-80; Doyle 779 Vaccination Doyle 2925; Kitchen 2925 MINERAL Act (Bill 58) Notice of motion Gibbons 2519 first reading 2556 Second reading Gibbons 3043;3045-46; Snow, A. 3043-45 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3626 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3664 MINERAL Licences and Mining Leases report Tabled Gibbons 1456 MINI-budget See also FINANCIAL statement Government plans; hiring of consultants Kitchen 2401-03;2512-13; Matthews 2731; Roberts 2401;273 1; Simms 2401-03;251 1-13;2618-22;2693- 95; Wells (Premier) 2619-22;2693-95 MIMNG Industry Payroll tax Gibbons 2006-07;2037-38; Snow, A. 2005-07;2036- 37 MINISTER of Justice (nonelected) permitted to answer questions during estimates committee debate Point of order Baker 845-48; Harris 848; Matthews 844; Sirnms 847; Verge 846 Ruling regarding committee procedures Mr.

Speaker 846;848;992-95 Unanimous consent requested 993 MINISTERIAL Statements Advisory Committee report on training services, tabled Gullage 1634-36 Anniversaiy of discovery of Newfoundland - John Cabot Anniversary Corporation formed Furey 841 Anniversary of the date on which Newfoundland be came a part of Canada Baker 497 Arts - congratulations to Newfoundland recipients of Gemini Awards Hogan 66 Banikhin, Cyril, condolences to family upon death Wells (Premier) 915 Budget - Thursday, March 26th Kitchen 246 Buildings accessibility regulations document tabled Grimes 312$ By-election for ferryland District for June 25, 1992 Wells (Premier) 1559 By-election for Naskaupi District for June 25, 1992 Wells (Premier) 1523 Caplin-for-food-aid project - government’s contribu tions Carter 1670 Church leaders role regarding better management of fish resources Caner 2692 Co-op education programs Warren, P. 1201 Cowan Heights parkland and open space develop ment Hogan 2510 Day of observance for workers killed, injured or dis abled on the job Grimes 769 22

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX DepartmentofSocialServices-approvalforthe hiringofadditionalsocialworkers Gullage3069 DisagreementbetweentheAuditorGeneraland MemorialUniversityregardingtheauditofthe University Wells(Premier)3070 Dumptruckindustry-decisionsbaseduponthe PublicUtilitiesBoardInquiry Gover649 Economicandemploymentsituationintheprovince- discussionswiththePrimeMinister Wells(Premier)2545 Electricitysituation-updateonproblemscausedby sleetstorm Gibbons693 EmploymentandLabourRelations-appointmentof aPreventiveMediationCo-ordinator Grimes137 EnvironmentWeek Cowan1523;1559 Financialpositionoftheprovince Baker2253 FinancialstatementdeliveredbyMinisterofFinance Baker2843-49 Firesuppressionequipmentpurchase-agreement withNewfoundlandownedcompany Flight3127 FisheriesLoanBoard-regardingcertainloansasa resultofthe1991fishery Carter29 FisheriesNAFOmeeting-controlofactivitiesregu latedbyNAFO Caner1234 Fishery-fixedgeargroundfishfisheryonsouthand southwestcoasts Carter843 Fishery-MemorandumofUnderstandingbetween CanadaandtheEuropeanCommunityinthearea regulatedbyNAPO Carter3474 Foreignoveffishing-pollbyDecimaResearch Caner770 Foreignoverfishing-statementdeliveredatGlobe ‘92Conference Wells(Premier)244 Foreignoverfishing-updateoftripandmeetings Wells(Premier)879 ForeignoverfishingofstocksontheGrandBanks Carter534 Forestindustry-exportoflumberproducts Right3475 ForestryDevelopmentPlan Flight2917 HopeBrookgoldmine-agreementwithRoyalOak Gibbons890 HouseholdHazardousWasteDay Cowan892 HughesCommissionofInquiry-legislationtoestab lishaPoliceComplaintsCommissionandrevisionof theChildWelfareAct Roberts1962 HughesCommissionofInquiryreport- government’sprogressontherecommendations Gullage1021 HughesCommissionofInquiryreport-update Baker410 Importationofgarbage-proposalreceivedfromHol lingerIncorporated Roberts2877 InternationalDayforEliminationofRacialDis crimination Grimes276 InternationalHumanRightsDay Grimes2985 Judicialinquiryintothecircumstancessurrounding thedeathattheSalmonierCorrectionalInstitution Roberts3184 LabradorWinterGames Hogan209 Mammographyservices Kitchen2179 Mooselicences-extensiontodeadlineforapplica tionsinLabrador Flight310 Municipalbusinesstaxapplicabletoutilitycom panies-standardrateestablished Hogan2508 Municipalcapitalworksprogramannounced Hogan461-63 NationalAccessAwarenessWeek Grimes1593 NationalDayofRemembranceandActionon ViolenceAgainstWomen;updateoncommittee Cowan2842 NationalparkproposedforTomgatMountains- feasibilitystudy Walsh2507 NationalTourismWeek Gibbons1093 NationalWildlifeWeek Flight611 Newhook,Christopher,congratulationsonthe designforthenewNewfoundlandcoin Hogan31 Onshorepetroleumexploration-successfulbidders announced Gibbons916 23

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Public Utilities Board report for rate increases for Newfoundland Light and Hydro’s rural customers Gibbons 807 Revised statutes of Newfoundland 1990 - consolida tion of provincial laws Baker 1559 Roddickton crab plant - result of RCMP investiga tion Roberts 2399 Royal Commission on Education - Government’s position on the recommendations; discussions with denominational authorities Decker 2291 Sawmill operations at Roddickton - purchased by an Austrian interest Flight 498 School Tax Authorities regarding the collection of school tax after June 30,2 Kitchen 984 Sheshatshiu - removal of hydro meters; land claims negotiations Wells (Premier) 2178 Spray program for 1992 Right 1809 Sprung Greenhouse - Justice O’Regan’s report into the operations, tabled Wells (Premier) 1669 St.

John’s Rotary Club fund-raising drive for a new his Kirby Transition House Gullage 610 Student employment program - list of projects ap proved Grimes 1447-48 Volunteer Week Baker 771 World AU)S Day designated Kitchen 2730 Youth of the Year award granted Hogan 346 MOKAMI Development Association Wood supply Flight 1786; Warren, G. 1786 Moose hunting licences See BIG game licences MOTIONS Adjourn House to welcome the flotilla from Grand Banks 532;536-37 Adjournment - House not adjourn at five o’clock 3082;3 157;3227;3578 Adjournment - House not adjourn at ten o’clock 3227 Amendment to Bill 17 - Public Sector Restraint Act 912; 1092 Bill 56 (Police Act) be now read a third time 3547 Closure motion in Committee stage of Bill 56 - The Police Act 3435;3510 Concurrence - Government Services Estimates Com mittee 1569-92; 1602 Concurrence - Resource Estimates Committee 1457-86; 1497-1506 Concurrence - Social Services Estimates Committee 1506-21; 1536-48; 1569 Estimates Committees - Heads of expenditure, mem bers named 780,$M Executive Council Estimates 1602-32; 1680-98; 1712-39; 1748-62 Fishery - extension of management jurisdiction (Pro cedure under 5.0. 23) 185-208 Member for Baie Verte-White Bay be heard 3205 Move to vote on the subamendment 3365-66 Select Committee appointed to examine changing the name of the Province - members named 1884 Select Committee appointed to review the amend ments to the House of Assembly Act (Bill 67) - mem bers named 3472-73 Select Committee be appointed to draft an Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne 27 Six months hoist - Electoral Boundaries Act (Bill 62) 3469 Six months hoist - Workers’ Compensation Act (Bill 4$) 2343;2452 Speaker’s ruling regarding closure motion challenged 3562 Standing Orders 2 and 14 - amendment to change the time of sitting and regular order of business for one day 3638-39 MOUNT Pearl fire department Laid off fire fighters Baker 179; Windsor 179 MUNICIPAL business tax applicable to utility com panies Bunn and Marystown - new utility tax Hogan 2624-25;265 1-52 Tobin 2624-25;2650-5 1 24

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Communitiesaffectedbytheratechange Hogan2552-53;Wmsor2552-53 Standardrateestablished Hogan2508;Winsor2510 Surchargebymunicipalitiestousers Hogan3072-73;3134;Wells(Premier)3133;Win sor3072-73;3133-34 TownofConceptionBaySouth-newutilitytax Doyle2586-87;2647-48;Hogan25$6-$7;2649-50 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram Capitalfunding-repaymentformula Hogan1099-1100;Woodford1099 Listofprojectsfor1992-93 Hogan461;Woodford463 Listofprojectsfor1993 Hogan364$;Verge3647 Whenlistofprojectswillbeannounced Hogan105;214;Woodford104-05;214 MUNICIPALGrantsAct(Bill30) Noticeofmotion Gullage1494 Firstreading1536 Secondreading Aylward,R.2520-27;Gullage2503-05;Hogan 24$8-92;Reid2502-03;Sullivan2532-35;Verge 2497-2502;Winsor2492-97;Woodford2527-32 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Aylward,R.3324-26;3330-32;3339-44;Harris 3333-35;Hearn3332-33;3341-43;Sullivan3327- 29;Verge3329-30;3335-37;Wells(Premier)3326- 27;3337-39;Winsor3324 Thirdreading34$ RoyalAssent3664 MUNICIPALiTIES Simrns3071;Wells(Premier)3071 AnswertoquestionregardingassessmentsinGrand Falls-Windsor Hogan381-82 Changestopayrollregulations Baker13$1;1-learn1380 FenylandDistrict-grantrepayment Hogan2143;Sullivan2143 GrandFalls-Windsor-increaseinpropertyassess ments Hogan347-49;Simms347-48 MOGsystem-roadcomponent Gover2925;Hogan2924;2990-91;3072;Sirnms 3071-72;Winsor2990-91;Woodford2924 Operatinggrantstructure Gullage1379-80;Hogan415-16;1059-60;2441- 42;2469-70;3074;Parsons1059-60;Winsor2441- 42;2469;Woodford415-16;1379-$0;3073-74 Operatinggrantstructure-effectonTownsofTor bay,FlatrockandPouchCove Hogan505-06;573-74;582;Parsons504-06;572- 73;582 Operatinggrants-repaymentofdebt Hogan2002-03;2036;2143;2285-$6;Sullivan2142- 43;2284-85;Winsor2002-03;2035 Reductioningrantstomunicipalities Hearn1810;Hogan1810 MUNICIPALiTIESAct(Bill39) Noticeofmotion Hogan1746 Firstreading1787 Secondreading Aylward,R.1871-72;Hogan1867;1872-73;Short 1868-69;Winsor1872;Woodford1867-71 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1881 Thirdreading1882 RoyalAssentJune11/92 NATIONALAccessAwarenessWeekandtheneedsof thedisabled Grimes1593;Harris1594;Winsor1593 AcknowledgementoflegislativebTeakfast Harris1634;Warren,P.1634;Winsor1634 NATIONALDayofRemembranceandActionon ViolenceAgainstWomen Commemorationofthefourteenwomenkilledin Montreal Cowan2842;Harris2843;Simms2242 Updateondevelopmentofcommitteeestablishedin 1991 Cowan2842 NATIONALTourismWeek Gibbons1093;Windsor1094 NATIONALWildlifeWeek Flight611;Warren,G.611 NATIVEfunding Directfundingfromfederalgovernment Baker381;Warren,G.381 NATIVElandclaimsIssue SeeLOWERChurchilldevelopment Nativelandclaimsissue NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorArtsCouncil Annualreportandfmancialstatementstabled Hogan145 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorComputerServices Limited Annualreporttabled Baker217 25

MANSARD SUBJECT INDEX NEWFOUNDLAND Crop Insurance Agency Annual report and financial statements tabled Flight 3483 NEWFOUNDLAND Farm Products Annual report tabled Flight 740 NEWFOUNDLAND Gazette Editions published between Apr. 19/91 and Mar. 6/92 tabled Baker 321 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Annual report tabled Gibbons 1381 NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Corporation Annual report tabled Kitchen 74 Sale of imported wines Matthews 614; Wells (Premier) 614-15 NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Licensing Board Annual report tabled Baker 2007 NEWFOUNDLAND Public Service Commission Act (BIll 7) Notice of motion Baker 321 First reading 355 Second reading Baker 1444-45; Woodford 1444-45 Committee of the Whole Assembly 1875 Third reading 1881 Royal Assent June 11/92 NEWFOUNDLAND Teachers’ Association Government’s decision regarding wage freeze Grimes 538-39; Hearn 538-39; Warren, P. 538 Reopener clause in agreement 652-53 NEWFOUNDLAND youth bowling team - congratula tions Aylward, R. 915; Murphy 915 NEWHOOK, Christopher, congratulations on the design submitted for the new Newfoundland coin Hogan 31; Windsor 31 NORTH Haven Manor Senior citizen’s home in Lewisporte Aylward, R. 1100-01; Decker 1100-01 Note of thanks to members for participation in fund- raising event to preserve Emile Benolt’s music Hodder 28 NOTICE of point of privilege regarding remarks by Member for Humber East Kelland 310 NOVA Scotia mining disaster Condolences to Speaker of the Nova Scotia Legisla ture and to the families concerned Grimes 1093; Harris 1093; Hewlett 1093 NTA See NEWFOUNDLAND Teachers’ Associa tion OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 53) Notice of motion Grimes 2224 First reading 2270 Second reading Aylward, R. 3051-56; Grimes 3046-47;3059-60; Harris 3047-51; Windsor 3056-59; Winsor 3047 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3626 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3664 OFFICE renovations in Confederation Building See also PREMIER’S Office Renovations Answer to questions Wells (Premier) 2665 Ninth, tenth and eleventh floors Aylward, R. 2220; Wells (Premier) 2220 OFFSHORE Petroleum Board Annual report tabled Gibbons 2147 ONSHORE petroleum exploration Successful bidders announced Gibbons 916; Hewlett 917 ORAL Questions Abitibi-Price hydro project at Grand environmental assessment Cowan 882; Sirnms 882 Abitibi-Price in Stephenville - wood supply from Prince Edward Island Flight 21$8;229$-99; Hewlett 2187-8$;229$-99 Aboriginal Royal Commission hearings - changes to the Criminal Cede Roberts 2662-63; Warren, G. 2662 Advisory committee on change of name for the Province - when committee will be appointed Cowan 1276; Warren, 0. 1276 Agricultural Products Marketing Board - Scott Sim mons, Chairman Aylward, R. 416-18; Flight 416-18 ADS Committee - provincial government to provide interim financing Falls - status of 26

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Decker1102;Doyle885-86;Gullage885;Han-is 1101;Wells(Premier)885-86 AlcoholandDrugDependencyCotrenission-trans ferofservices Decker696-98;Hodder696-97 Amalgamation-Goulds-taxincreaseforfarmers Aylward,R.179-80;Right179-80;Harris139; Hogan139-40 Amalgamation-increaseingrantstoCityofSt.

John’s Hogan615;1058-59;Parsons615;Simms1058-59 Amalgamation-transferofemployeesfromMetro Board-severancepackages Hogan5$1-82;Parsons581 Amalgamation,NortheastAvalon-cost Aylward,R.810-11;Baker177-78;Hogan810- 12;Windsor177-78 Ambulanceservices-changes Kitchen3642;Simms3642 AndersonCentre-counsellingservices;status Decker1314;Harris1314 Artsandculturecentres-transfertoregionalorcom munityorganizations Baker2737-38;Verge2737-38 ArtsPolicyCommittee-O’Flahertyreport government’sresponsetoreport Hogan215;Verge215;1711;Wells(Premier)1711 AtlanticGroundfishManagementPlan-reductionin totalallowablecatch Caner3481-82;Matthews3480-81 AtlanticGypsumplantinCornerBrook-future Verge2658-60;Wells(Premier)2658-60 AtlanticGypsumplantinCornerBrook-saleby Lundrigans Verge1131;2807-08;Wells(Premier)102$- 30;1131;2$07-08;Woodford1028-29 AtlanticGypsumplantinCornerBrook-when plantwillreopen Verge2550;Wells(Premier)2550 AtlanticProcurementAgreement-awardingofa HalifaxcontracttoNewfoundlandcompany Simms2294;Wells(Premier)2294 AtlanticProcurementAgreemententeredintoon Sept.10/92-localpreferencepolicyoncontracts Simms1925;Wells(Premier)1925 ATVlegislation-regulations Cowan1640-41;Winsor1640-41 AuditorGeneralandMemorialUniversity-dispute regardingtheauditingofuniversity’saccounts Matthews3185-86;3215-18;Wells(Premier)3185- 86;3215-18;3567-69;Windsor3567-69 BaleVerteHospital-ultrasoundmachine Decker249-51;Doyle249-50 BellIslandhospital-situationregardingdoctors Decker1342;Doyle1341 Belleoramfishplant-status;lease/purchaseagree mentwithDaley’s Carter1565-66;Matthews1565-66 Biggamelicences-applications Cowan1275-76;Warren,G.1275-76 BlueCrossInsurance-changes;effectongovern mentpensioners Baker217;Harris216 Boys’HomeinWhitboume-incidents;escapeof threeyouths Baker1169-;70;Gullage2188-89;Tobin 1169;2188-89 Budget-capitalworksfundingapprovedlastyear Kitchen499;Windsor499 Budget-increaseinpersonalincometax Harris470;Kitchen470;612;Simms612 Budget-projectstostimulatetheeconomy Kitchen464-65;Windsor464-65 Budget-whenitwillbepresented Kitchen13$;212;Simms137;Windsor212 Budgetprojections-deficit Baker1969;Kitchen212-13;2512;Simms2512; Windsor212-13;1969 BullAnnsite-industrialaccidentandfatality;in quiiy;safetystandards Grimes1127;1236-38;Simrns1127;1236-38 BunnandMarystownTownCouncils-municipal taxonutilitycompanies Hogan2624-25;Tobin2624-25 Capitalroadsprogram Gover214-16;Winsor215-16;Woodford214 CaribouranchinPeter’sRiver/St.Stephen’sarea- statusofapplication Heam954;Wells(Premier)954 Canwright-newroadequipment Gover2662;Warren,G.2661-62 CentralCommunityCollege-administrator Verge1781-82;Warren,P.1782 Childsexualabuse-assistanceforvictims Verge950;Wells(Premier)950 ChildWelfareAct-amendments Gullage1274;Verge1274 ChildWelfareAct-amendmentstoprotectyoung peoplebetweentheagesofsixteenandeighteen Gullage2007;3188-$9;Verge2007;318$-89;Wells (Premier)3189 ChildWelfareAct-changestoSection49regarding childabuse Gullage1061-62;Harris1061-62 Christmastreeiridustiy-processtoestablishan operation Flight3645-46;Harris3645-46 27

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Churchill Falls Labrador Corporation - operational expenses; employees; exempt from Bill 17 Baker 1642; Gibbons 1642; Snow, A. 1642 Collective agreements - changes to negotiated agree ments Kitchen 2512-13; Simms 2512-13 Collective agreements - government plan to repeal restraints contained in Bill 17 Grimes 2925-26; Harris 2925-26 Collective agreements - legislation; NTA Baker 541-42;651-52;691-92; Grimes 652-53; Har ris 541-42; Matthews 691-92; Simms 651-52 Collective agreements - wage rollback, NTA and public sector employees Grimes 2518-19;2582; Heam 2581-82; Sullivan 2580-81; Wells (Premier) 2580-82; Winsor 2518 Come by Chance oil refmeiy - layoff; status Gibbons 1746;1811-12; Hewlett 1746; Matthews 18 11-12 Community colleges - reduced funding Decker 2921-22; Sullivan 2921-22 Community Development Fund - funding for employ ment Gullage 2624; Winsor 2624 Community of Cox’s Cove - inquiry into dispute be tween government and the council Verge 253; Wells (Premier) 253 Conflict of interest guidelines - Halley, Hunt law finn in conflict of interest Baker 776-77; Winsor 776-77 Conflict of interest legislation (Bill 67) - bill be referred to Legislation Review Committee Simms 3211; Wells (Premier) 3211 Conflict of interest legislation (Bill 67) - new require ments regarding disclosure Sinims 3211-15; Wells (Premier) 3211-15 Constitution - breakdown of all expenses associated with the constitutional talks Simms 225$; Wells (Premier) 225$ Constitutional lawyers retained by the province; Neil Finidestein - cost; law firms retained Simms 2259-60; Verge 1677;1710; Wells (Premier) 1678; 171 1;2260 Constitutional meetings - aboriginal rights Harris 1675-77; Wells (Premier) 1675-77 Constitutional meetings - number of people travell ing with Justice Minister, expenses incurred Sums 1709-10; Wells (Premier) 1709-10 Consultants hired to do design work on capital works projects - status Aylward, R. 3643-45; Gover 2403;3643-45; Sinuns 2403 Consumer representative on Public Utilities Board Hewlett 31 $6-$7; Roberts 3186-87 Corner Brook water supply contamination; govern ment assistance Decker 618; Right 618-19; Hogan 61$; Verge 61$ Corner Brook, Massey Drive and Mount Moriah - amalgamation - Dome Raymond report Verge 1971-73; Wells (Premier) 1971-73 Courthouse in Brigus - closure Baker 504; Harris 504 Crab fishery - status Caner 1272; Matthews 1271-72; Wells (Premier) 1602; Woodford 1602 Crimes Compensation Program - termination Baker 500-01; Verge 500-01;951; Wells (Premier) 951 Cultural Industries Agreement Hogan 215;1064; Verge 215;JOM Cumberland Farms Incorporated in receivership - ef fect on Come by Chance Gibbons 924; Hewlett 923 Davis Inlet - relocation Warren, G. 1563-64;34$2-$3; Wells (Premier) 1563;3482-83 Deer Lake - amalgamation of local service districts of Spillway, St.

Jude’s and Nicholsville Hogan 2924; Woodford 2924 Dental health program for children - changes Decker 501-03; Doyle 501-02 Department of Industry Trade and Technology - reduction in budget Furey 2951-52; Windsor 2951-52 Department of Municipal Affairs - reduction in budget Hogan 2990; Winsor 2990 Department of Social Services - Assistant Deputy Minister position Gullage $56; Tobin $56 Department of Social Services - budget cut Baker 580-8 1; Gullage 580; Tobin 579-20 Department of Social Services - internal study into the number of social workers needed Gullage 3190-91; Harris 3190 Department of Social Services - office realignment; workers transferred to front lines Gullage 2255-57; Tobin 2255-57 Department of Social Services - reorganization of regional offices; Fermeuse office Gullage 1376-77; Tobin 1376-77 Department of Social Services - youth support ser vices Gullage 350-51; Hodder 350-51 Department of Transportation - layoff of main tenance personnel Gover 471; Tobin 471 28

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX DepartmentofWorksServices-chauffeurs employedbythedepartment-listofduties Gover1452-53;Tobm1452-53 DepartmentofWorksServicesandTransportation- reclassilications Aylward,R.3040-41;Gayer3040-41 DepartmentofWorks,ServicesandTransportation- decreaseincapitalexpenditures Kitchen2885;Winsor2885 DerekO’Brien’sbook“SufferLittleChildren”- banforsaleonAvalonPeninsula Baker815;Warren,G.814-15 Disabledorganization-governmentfunding Gullage2734-35;Tobin2734-35 Dumptruckindustry-localpreferencepolicy Gover6$5-86;688-$9;Harris688-89;Tobin685-86 Economicplan-government’sposition;lowerretail salestaxonbuildingmaterials Kitchen698-99;Simms31-34;1409-11;Wells (Premier)32-34;1409-12;Windsor698-99 Economicplan-resettlement Simms1163-66;Wells(Premier)1163-67 EconomicRecoveryCommission-budget Parsons2954-55;Wells(Premier)2954-56 Economy-government’splantostimulateinvestment Baker2806;furey2403-04;Windsor2403-04;2806 Education-cutinbudget Decker2$82;2993;Sullivan2882;2993 EducationRoyalCommission-report Heam733;Wells(Premier)733 ElectionsAct-proposedlegislationregardingthe holdingofplebiscites Baker1779-81;Verge1779-81 Electricalratestoruralcustomers-PDDsubsidy Gibbons1563;Hewlett1562-63 Employmentcrisis-plantodealwithhighsocialas sistancecaseload Grimes414-15;Winsor413-14 Employmentprogram-plansforremainderoffiscal year Grimes2622-24;Winsor2622-23 Employmentprogram-strategy Grimes107-08;Winsor107-08 EnterpriseNewfoundland-listofindividualloansto companies Aylward,R.887-88;Furey887-89 EnterpriseNewfoundland-projectsfunded;busi nessesqualifiedforflmding Furey1309-11;Windsor1309-11 EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabrador-legalac countwithHalleyHunt-conflictofinterest Matthews3036-39;Verge2809-10;Wells (Premier)2$09-10;3036-39 EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabrador-proposals forlegalservices Harris2991-93;Roberts2991-93 Federalhousingpolicy-changes Hams105-06;Hogan105-06 Financialsituation-proposalstodealwiththedeficit Baker2292-94;Windsor2292-93 Financialsituation-shortfallinrevenuesfrom federalgovernment Baker2329-30;Simms2328-30 Financialstatement-increaseintaxes Wells(Premier)2950;Windsor2950 Financialstatement-payrollcompensationpackage; personalincometax;LiquorCorporationprices;tax sources Kitchen2880-82;Windsor2879-82 firecommissioner’soffice-actingfirecommissioner Hogan3040;3075-76;Verge3040;3074-76 FireonHarveyRoad-destructionofrecordsatthe socialservicesbuilding;emergencysocialassistance Gullage3570-71;Harris3569-71 FireonHarveyRoad-settingupofanemergency responseteam Aylward,R.3571;Gullage3571;Hogan3571 FisheriesLoanBoard-bankguaranteeloanprogram Caner1346;Winsor1346 FisheriesLoanBoard-interestreliefonloansto fishermen Wells(Premier)886-87;Winsor886-87 FisheriesLoanBoard-outstandingloanstofisher men-effectofcodmoratorium Carter1929-30;Matthews1929-30 Fisheriesmanagementboard-commentsbyDebra Coyne Simms1966;Wells(Premier)1966 Fishery-adjustmentprogram-trainingandeduca tion Decker2370-71;Sullivan2370-71 Fishery-advertisingcampaignbytheInternational WelfareOrganization Caner71-73;Matthews71-72 Fishery-earlyretirementprogramforfishermen; clawbackprovision Caner2514;Grimes2368-69;Harris2369;Mat thews2140-41;236$-69;2514;Wells(Premier)2140- 41;2369 Fishery-effectofmoratoriumonfishprocessingsec tor Caner2513-14;Matthews2513-14 Fishery-emergencyprogramtodealwithareasnot includedincodmoratoriumpackage Grimes2438;Matthews2437-38;Roberts2437 Fishery-financialallocationstoassistfishermenand fishplantworkers 29

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Carter 465-66; Grimes 465-66; Matthews 465-66 Fishery - fish quotas on south and southwest coasts for 1993 Carter 2732; Matthews 273 1-32 Fishery - inclusion in the recent negotiations on the constitution Simms 1966-68; Wells (Premier) 1967-69 Fishery - layoffs; reduction in northern cod quotas Caner 38-39; Matthews 37-39 Fishery - management of stocks beyond 200-mile linilt Federal ND? resolution Carter 924; Harris 924; Matthews 282-83; Wells (Premier) 282-83 fishery - Memorandum of Understanding between Canada and European community regarding foreign overfishing Carter 3479-80; Matthews 3479-80; Wells (Premier) 3480-81 Fishery - moratorium Carter 1706-07; Parsons 1706-07 Fishery - moratorium on deep-sea cod fishery Matthews 986-88; Simms 1023-26; Wells (Premier) 986-88; 1023-27 Fishery - moratorium; Harris Panel Report and Stein Task Force; effect on flounder fishery Caner 1740-42; Matthews 1740-42 Fishery - process for fishermen to qualify as bona fide fishermen Carter 3646-47; Matthews 3646-47 Fishery - province’s recommendation for total allow able catch Carter 140-42;174-76; Matthews 140-41;174-76 Fishery - secondary processing; allocations for under utilized species; silver hake Baker 210-12; Matthews 247-48; Simms 210-11; Wells (Premier) 248-49 Fishery Products - downsizing of company opera tions; fish plants at Ramea and Catalina Sirnms 985-86; Wells (Premier) 985-86 Fishery Products International - status Caner 1345; Matthews 1345 Eat Bay Brook - environmental damage caused by collapse of darn at Lookout Brook; investigation Cowan 1451-52; Gibbons 1452; Hodder 1451-52 Eeur de Lys fish plant - crab processing licence Caner 1528; Matthews 1528 Fogo Island feny - construction Gover 73-74;104; Tobin 104; Winsor 73 Fogo Island/Change Island ferry service Gover 2297-98; Winsor 2297-98 Foreign ovethshing Caner 922; Parsons 739;921-22; Wells (Premier) 739 Forestry industry - lumber production Eight 700-01;854-55; Harris 700;854-55 Forestry industry - planting program Eight 850; Simms 849-SO Fortis Trust - effect of corporations tax act amend ment Baker 2736-37;2772-73; Harris 2736-37; Roberts 2771-72; Simms 2769-72; Wells (Premier) 2769-71 Free trade agreement between Canada, U.S. and Mexico - hearings Harris 2956; Wells (Premier) 2956-57 Gasoline and diesel fuel - prices Gibbons 3191; Winsor 3191 Goulds - agricultural land Hogan 615; Parsons 615 Goulds - agricultural zone - review Aylward, R. 737-38;l784-85; Eight 737-38;1784-85 Goulds - roads in agricultural area Aylward, R. 619; Gover 619 Goulds bypass road - status Gover 3187-88; Sullivan 3187-88 Grand Falls mill - report of the committee regarding the closing of machine number six Aylward, R. 852; Right 852 Grand Falls-Windsor - increase in property assess ments Hogan 347-49; Simms 347-48 Grenfell College in Corner Brook - government’s plans for expansion Verge 2143-44; Warren, P. 1132; Wells (Premier) 1132-34;2143-45; Woodford 1131-33 Halley Hunt law finn - Minister of Justice in con flict of interest Matthews 2986-89; Roberts 2809; Verge 2808; Wells (Premier) 2986-89 Happy Valley - Goose Bay - design work for new hospital Decker 582-83; Warren, G. 582-83 Harbour Breton cottage hospital - commitment for a new or an improved facility Kitchen 3642; Simms 3642 Harry’s Harbour-Jackson’s Cove road Hewlett 544-45; Wells (Premier) 544-45 Health care - cancer clinics Kitchen 2182-84; Simms 2181-84; Wells (Premier) 2181-82 Health care - closure of acute care beds Kitchen 3643; Simms 3643 Health care - reduction in budget for remainder of the year Doyle 3034; Kitchen 3034; Simms 2950;2952-54; Wells (Premier) 2950;2953-54 Health care - status of hospital services; waiting list for cardiac surgery 30

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Decker2$1;1339-41;1374-76;Doyle281- $2;317;1339-40;1374-75;Wells(Premier)2$1- $2;317 Healthcare-travelcostsincrease Decker539-40;Doyle539 Healthcare-unnecessarymedicalprocedures Doyle2551-52;Kitchen2551-52 Healthcare-waitinglistforadmissiontothe JanewayHospital Decker375-77;Doyle375-77 HealthcarefacilitiesforSt.Lawrence,Port SaundersandBurgeo;tenderingcontract;Hanscomb Report;TransCityHolding Aylward,R.314-15;Baker312-15;411;Matthews 411;Simrns311-13;Wells(Premier)311 Hibernia-negotiationswithTexaco;updateonBull Annproject Gibbons2142;Sinnns2656-57;3565-67;Snow,A. 2141-42;Wells(Premier)2656-58;3565-67 Hiberniaproject-RoyalBankassessment Hewlett953;Wells(Premier)953 Hibemiaproject;BullArm;searchfornewinvestors Gibbons67-69;1O1-03;374-75;1595-96;Hewlett68- 69;Simrns66-68;101-03;374-75;8$2-$3;1595-96; Wells(Premier)882-83 Highwayscondition-winterschedule Gover687-88;Parsons687-88 Historicbuildings-preservationKingGeorgeVIn stitute Harris2475-77;Walsh2476-77 Holyroodgeneratingstation-emissionreadings Cowan2334-35;Doyle2334-35 Homesupportprogram-statusoftheprogram Gullage1377-78;Matthews1377-78 HopeBrookgoldmine-status Gibbons106-07;252;354;5$2;Hewlett106- 07;252;354;582 Hopedale-Postvillearea-rabidfoxes Cowan353;Warren,G.353 Hospitalboards-proposalsregardingthereduction innumberofboards Kitchen3641;Simms3641 Hospitalboards-reductioninnumberofboards;St.

John’sHospitalboards Decker693-96;Sllnms693-95 HospitalinLabradorWest-take-overofhospitalby GrenfellServices Decker1343-44;Warren,G.1343-44 Hospitals-consolidationoftheSt.John’shospital service Decker352-53;Doyle351-53 Hospitalsandnursinghomes-reductioninbudget forremainderoffiscalyear Doyle2404-06;2438-40;Kitchen2405-06;2439 HousingCorporation-policyfordevelopmentof newlandsasaresultofamalgamation Hogan1272-73;Wells(Premier)1530;Windsor 1272;1529-30 HughesCommissionofInquiryReport Baker350773-74;Simms772-74;Verge350732- 33;Wells(Premier)732-33 HughesCommissionofInquiryReport-recommen dationregardingthecrimescompensationprogram; ChildWelfareAct Baker774-76;Gullage814;855-57;Harris813-14; Matthews774-75;Tobin855-56 HumanRightsCode-discriminationregarding sexualorientation Gullage1102;Hams1102;2370;Verge1564-65; Wells(Premier)1564-65;2370 ImportationofAmericangarbage Harris1599-1601;3077-78;Wells(Premier)1600- 01;3077-78 Insurancecompanies-refusaltoinsurehomeson GreatNorthernPeninsula Roberts3129-31;Woodford3129-31 InternationalLabourOrganizationrulingregarding the1991restraintlegislation Harris2555;2583-85;Wells(Premier)2555;2583-$5 Jobcreation Doyle34;Wells(Premier)35 Jobcreationprogram-whenprogramswillbeimple mented Grimes578-79;1744;Winsor578-79;1744 JobcreationprogramannouncedonSept.1$-work forpeoplenothiredontheseprojects Grimes1891-92;1973;Matthews1973;Winsor 1891-92 JudicialinquiiyintotragicfireatDavisInlet Warren,G.37;Wells(Premier)37 KrugerinCornerBrook-recallofloggers Flight1415;Grimes1531;Hewlett1415;1531 LeaseholdAct-amendment Baker73;Parsons73 LegislationReviewCommittees-referringoflegisla tion Matthews3131-32;Wells(Premier)3131-33 LittleBayIslands-transferofcrabprocessinglicence Carter923;Furey812;Hewlett812;923 Localpreferencepolicy-guidelinesinawarding tendersforgovernmentcontracts Baker176-77;Tobin176-77 LongHarbour-importationofgarbage Baker1812;Warren,G.1812 LongHarbour-levelofpollutioninthearea Carter1487;Cowan163$;Flight1487-88;Mat thews1597-99;Simms1487-88;Warren,G.163$; Wells(Premier)1597-99 31

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Long Harbour phosphorous plant - cleanup proce dure agreement with Albright and Wilson Baker 1813; Cowan 989-90;1639-40; Decker 955; Doyle 1203-04; Harris 955; Warren, G. 98$- 89; 1638-39; 1813; Wells (Premier) 1203-04 Long Harbour phosphorous plant - toxic emissions Decker 1201-03; Doyle 1201-03 Long Harbour site - garbage incineration project Cowan 990; 1448-49; 1560-62; 1636-38; 1641 ;2219- 20; Doyle 2219-2(), Harris 990;1M1; Matthews 1636-38; Sirnms 1448-50;1560-62; Wells (Premier) 990-91 Long Harbour/Placentia area - report of fmdings by Dr.

Bertell; toxic emissions from Long Harbour plant Decker 955;1201; Doyle 1201; Harris 954-55 Lower Churchill development - impact of cancella tion of the Great Whale project Gibbons 470-71; Snow, A. 470 Lower Churchill development - status of negotiations with Hydro Quebec Gibbons 2000; Simms 2000-01; Wells (Premier) 2000-02 Lower Churchill development - update; negotiations with Quebec; native land claims Gibbons 540-41;883-85;952;1810-11; Simms 246- 47;276-7$;883-84; Snow, A. 540-41 ;95 1-52; 1810- 11; Warren, G. 884; Wells (Premier) 246-47;277-78 Lundrigan Group - government proposal; assistance to individuals to purchase segments of the operation Baker 1743; Snow, A. 1743 Lundrigan Group of Corner Brook - government as sistance; Atlantic Gypsum operation Snow, A. 1488; Wells (Premier) 1027-30;1488-89; Woodford 1027-29 Lundrigan Group of Corner Brook - public tender ing for office space Gover 412; Matthews 412 Lundrigan Group of Corner Brook - update on meet ings Verge 1130-31; Wells (Premier) 1130-31 Mall Bay - road upgrading and paving Gover 1892-93; Heam 1892-93 Mammography test - waiting period Baker 1744; Doyle 1743-44; Warren, P. 1743 Maiystown Shipyard - proposed sale Furey 70-71;103; Tobin 69-71;103 Marystown Shipyard - short-term job prospects Furey 2004-05; Tobin 2004-05 MCP - audit procedure Doyle 1412-14; Wells (Premier) 1412-15 MCP - investigation and recommendations Decker 142-43; Doyle 142-43 MCP - reduction in budget for three month period Doyle 3034; Kitchen 3034 Memorial University - budget cut announced in fmancial statement Decker 2919-21; Simms 2919-21 Memorial University - closure of Queen’s College Verge 689-91; Warren, P. 689-91 Memorial University - faculty association pay scale Baker 1207; Winsor 1207 Memorial University - single parents on social assis tance - provincial grant Tobin 657-58; Warren, P. 657-58 Memorial University - teacher internship program in western Labrador Decker 2582-83; Snow, A. 2582-83 Memorial University - tuition fees - grant program Decker 2773-75; Heam 2773-74 Memorial University - tuition fees; new entrance re quirements Hearn 583;917-18; Warren, P. 583;917-18;1$14- 17; Winsor 1814-16 Meningitis - inoculation program for Newfoundland similar to one for Quebec Doyle 2925; Kitchen 2925 Meningitis - outbreak in St.

John’s area Doyle 1412; Warren, P. 1412 Meningitis situation - Labrador West Decker 779-80; Doyle 779 Mini-budget - government plans Kitchen 2401-03;2512-13; Matthews 2731; Roberts 2401;273 1; Simrns 2401-03;251 1-13;26l 8-22;2693- 95; Wells (Premier) 2619-22;2693-95; Mining industry - result of payroll tax Gibbons 2006-07; Snow, A. 2005-07 Mokami Development Association - wood allotment Flight 1786; Warren, G. 1786 Moose hunting - season be extended Hewlett 2922-23; Walsh 2923-24 Mount Pearl fire department - laid off fire fighters Baker 179; Windsor 179 Municipal capital works program Hogan 105;214;1099-l 100;364$; Verge 3647; Woodford 104-05;214;1099 Municipal operating grants Hogan 2002-03;2143;2441-42;3074; Sullivan 2142- 43; Winsor 2002-03;2441-42; Woodford 3073-74 Municipal utility tax - effect of rate change on com munities Hogan 2552-53; Winsor 2552-53 Municipal utility tax - surcharge by municipalities to user Hogan 3072-73;3 134; Wells (Premier) 3133; Win sor 3072-73;3 133-34 Municipalities Simms 3071; Wells (Premier) 3071 Municipalities - changes to payroll regulations 32

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Baker1381;Ream1380 Municipalities-municipaloperatinggrant-road component Gover2925;Hogan2924;2990-91;3072;Simms 3071-72;Winsor2990-91;Woodford2924 Municipalities-operatinggrantstructure;Townsof Torbay,RatrockandPouchCove Gullage1379-80;Ream1810;Hogan415-16;505- 06;582;1059-60;1810;Parsons504-06;582;1059-60; Woodford415-16;1379-80 MyelogramXrays-waitingperiodathospitals Decker1813-14;Doyle1813-14 Nativefunding-directfundingfromfederalgovern ment Baker381;Warren,G.381 NewfoundlandHydro-budgetunderOtherRevenue forwaterrevenuesfromCF(L)Co Baker3136;Windsor3135-36 NewfoundlandLiquorCorporation-amount budgetedinfinancialstatement Baker3136;Windsor3136 NewfoundlandLiquorCorporation-saleofim portedwines Matthews614;Wells(Premier)614-15 NewfoundlandTeachers’Association-government’s decisionregardingwagefreeze Grimes538-39;Ream538-39;Warren,P.538 NorthHavenManorseniorcitizen’shome-govern mentflmding;boardappointments Aylward,R.1100-01;Decker1100-01 OfficerenovationsinConfederationBuilding Aylward,R.2220;Wells(Premier)2220 OlympiaandYorkownersofGulfOil,financial situationregardingAbitibi-Price Flight375;Sirnms375 OuterRingRoad Gover213-14;Parsons213-14 Partridge-conservationofstocks Cowan1566;Ream1566 Payrolltax-effectonbusinesses Baker1970;Sinims1927-28;Wells(Premier)1927- 29;Windsor1970 Payrolltaxonfishplants;resource-basedindusthes Kitchen612-13;1529;Windsor1528-29;Wüisor 612-13 Personalincometaxincrease-doubletaxationfor peopleonLabradorcoast Kitchen655;Warren,G.655 PleasanwilleRemandCentre-incident;security Baker1095-96;1129-30;Tobin1095;1129 Policecommission-legislation Roberts2519;Verge542-44;2519;Wells(Premier) 543-44 Premier’soffice-expenses Aylward,R.2294-96;Wells(Premier)2294-97 Premier’soffice-renovations Aylward,R.2221;2260-62;2697;Verge2223;2366- 68;2550;Wells(Premier)2221-24;2261-62;2366- 67;2550;2697 ProvincialcourtsinAtlanticPlace-officefurniture Aylward,R.2697-98;Roberts2697-98 Provincialparks-useofpermits;openingandclos ingdates Flight1342-43;furey1343;Heam1342-43 Publiclibraries-closurefortwoweekperiod Harris$89;Ream2695-96;Verge91$-21;956-57; Wells(Premier)8$9;919-21;956-57;2696-97 Publiclibraries-permanentclosureofsomelibraries Hodder1705-06;Wells(Premier)1705-06 Publicsectorlayoffs;Budget Doyle35;468;Kitchen468;Wells(Premier)35-36 PublicServiceCommission-competitionfor registrar’spositioninGrandFalls Gover378-79;Tobin378-79 PublicServiceCommission-recommendationsfor thepositionofpresidentofCentralNewfoundland College Decker2471-74;Simms2471-73 Publicservicepayroll-reductionofonepercent Baker2331-32;Windsor2330-32 Publicservicepensioners-increase;schooltax Aylward,R.576-78;Kitchen576-78 Publicservicewages-statementmadeindebateat University Kitchen738-39;Matthews738-39 Recyclingprogramforgovernmentbuildings Cowan2516-17;Harris2516-17 Retailsalesfor1992 Baker2332;Snow,A.2332 Retailsalestaxcollection-administrationoftaxes Baker2811;Harris2810-11 Rigoletwatersupply-fluoridelevels Decker180-81;Warren,G.180-81 Roberts,Edward,MinisterofJustice-seatin HouseofAssembly Aylward,R.777-79;Baker777-79;Verge 991;1167-68;Wells(Premier)991;1167-69 Roddicktonfishplant-crabprocessing Carter1344-45;1528;Matthews1344-45;1528 Roddicktonfishplant-beneficiaryofinsuranceas resultoffiretwoyearsbefore;claim;reconstruction; inquiry Baker1817;Carter1453-54;1492;Furey1492; Grimes1493;Gullage1491;Matthews1453- 54;1491-93;1526-28;1817;Wells(Premier)1493- 94;1526-28 RoyalCommissiononEducation-recommendation regardingdenominationalschools 33

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Baker 1308-09; Sinuns 1308-09 Salmon fishery on Labrador Coast; price per pound Carter 1061; Warren, G. 1060-61 School boards - budget reduction Decker 3035-36; Sullivan 3035 School boards - clawback of school tax revenue col lected Decker 2811-12; Sullivan 2811-12 School boards - implementation of new grant system Decker 2882-25; Sullivan 2282-85 School boards - level of funding for 1992-93 Baker 2698-99; Decker 2775-76; Sullivan 2698- 99; 2775 School boards - replacement of revenue from School Tax Authorities Heam 252;655-56; Warren, P. 252-53;655-57 School boards consolidation Heam 734-35; Warren, P. 734-35 School boards in Labrador West - mining companies cutback in grants Decker 2732-34; Snow, A. 2732-34 School boards, community colleges and University - reduction in expenditures Decker 2407-08;2477-79; Sullivan 2407-08;2477-78 School tax - $lOm announced in mini-budget - arrears Decker 3483; Sullivan 3483 School Tax Authorities - elimination of jobs Harris 470; Warren, P. 470 Seal fishery - campaign by International Fund for Animal Welfare; impact of seal population on cod stocks Caner 2548-49; Matthews 2548-49; Wells (Premier) 2549-50 Sealing Association - provincial funding Carter 699-700;922-23; Matthews 699; Winsor 922- 23 Septic waste disposal - government subsidization Hogan 1783-84; Parsons 1783-84 Sexual assault survivors - counselling services Cowan 1275; Gullage 1313; Han-is 1313; Verge 1275 Sexual misconduct charge - complaint against former Minister of Environment, J.

Kelland; judicial inquiry Baker 349;379-8 1;500; Harris 3 15-16;379-80; 1455; Verge 278-80;349;466-6$;500;653-54; 1489-90; Wells (Premier) 279-$1;3 15-17;466-68;653- 55; 1455; 1489-90 Sheshatshiu - hydro bills Warren, G. 3134-35; Wells (Premier) 3134-35 Sheshatshiu - removal of hydro meters from homes Gibbons 20024 Warren, G. 2002 Shrimp fishery on Northern Peninsula - processing licences Caner 1272;1312-13; Matthews 1272;1311-13 Small business - government’s plans for assistance Kitchen 812-13; Windsor 612-13 Social assistance - child care subsidy for single parents pursuing post-secondaiy education Gullage 2475; Verge 2475 Social assistance - child protection services - caseload analysis Gullage 2297;2406-07; Harris 2297;2406-07 Social assistance - increase in caseload Gullage 412-13; 164344; 1889-91; Hodder 412-13; Tobin 1642-43; 1889-90 Social assistance - regulations regarding maintenance and child support to single mothers Gullage 1274;2474; Verge 1274;2474 Social Assistance Appeal Board - changes; Justice Steele inquiry Gullage 1782-83; Matthews 1782-83 Social assistance recipients - emergency housing repairs Gullage 1971 ;2145-47;2660-6 1; Harris 1970- 71;2146;2660-61; Tobin 2145-47 Social assistance recipients - single individual adults Gullage 1530-31; Harris 1170;1239-41;1530-31; Wells (Premier) 1170; 1239-42 Social housing - federal/provincial funding; home building industry Hogan 1205-07; Windsor 1205-06 Southiands development - status Hogan 1272-74; Wells (Premier) 1530; Windsor 1272-74; 1529-30 Spray program for 1992-93 season Right 1785-86; Woodford 1785 Sprung greenhouse - inquiry by Justice O’Regan into the operations - release of findings Wells (Premier) 1238-39; Woodford 1238 Steele inquiry into Public Service Commission and John Efford - if report will be given to the Justice Department; testimony of witnesses Simms 1707-09; Wells (Premier) 1707-09 Strategic economic plan - government’s position Baker 2293; Decker 2921-22; Simms 1886- 89;2920; Wells (Premier) 1886-89; Windsor 2293 Student aid - administering of Student Loan Program Decker 1930-31; Sullivan 1930-31 Student aid - appeals Decker 2222;2585-86;2774; Harris 2222; Hearn 2773; Winsor 2585-86 Student aid - changes concerning survivor’s benefits from Canada Pension Decker 2440-41; Sullivan 2440-41 Student Aid Division - layoff notices Decker 2514; Sullivan 2514 Student aid for single parents on social assistance pursuing post-secondary education 34

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Decker2004;Harris2003-04 Studentassistants-cutbacksinLabradorWestand ontheBurinPeninsula Snow,A.1671-73;Tobin1673-75;Warren,P. 1671-75 Studentassistants-hinn,changeingrantsystem Hearn1207-08;Warren,P.1207-08 Studentassistants-studybyconsultantsinDepart- meritofEducation Tobin1817;Warren,P.1817 StudentEmploymentProgram Grimes1746;Winsor1745 Substituteteachers Decker2515;Sullivan2515 Sundayhunting-status Cowan354;Furey2554;Warren,G.2554;Wells (Premier)2554;Winsor354 Taskforceonagriculture-Hulanreportandrecom mendations Aylward,R.3191-92;Eight3191-93 Taxreform-proposedchanges Kitchen1096-97;1270-71;Simms1270-71; Windsor1096-97 TeachersinLabradorWest-layoffsandcutbacksin salaries Grimes2700;Snow,A.2699-2700 Teachers’-discussionswithNTAregardingcutbacks Decker2516;Sullivan2515-16 Teachers’agreement-changesincontract;severance pay Decker2478;Sullivan2478 ThemDaysMagazine-provincialgrant Kitchen737;Warren,G.737;Wells(Premier)737 TownofConceptionBaySouth-effectofnew municipaltaxonutiLitycompanies Doyle2586-87;Hogan2586-87 TownofWitlessBay-suspensionoffirefighters Hogan503-04;Woodford503-04 Trans-CanadaHighway-highwaybetweenCorner BrookandDeerLake Gover418-19;Verge418 Trans-LabradorHighway-OssokBridge;main tenanceprogramnegotiationswithCF(L)Co Gover144-45;615-17;735-37;1314-15;1597;Snow, A.143-45;615-17;735-36;1314-15;1596-97 TransitionhomeforBurinPeninsula Gullage415;Tobin415 TransplantsurgeryinPhiladelphiahospitalforaMr.

Bailey-healthcarecosts Doyle2184-85;Kitchen2184-85 Transportation-freezeonhiringseasonalworkers Gover229$;Winsor2298 Transportation-wintershiftschedule;accidentson TCH Gover2364-66;2408-09;2435-37;Parsons2408; Simrns2364-66;2435-37 Trepasseyfishplant-statusofprocessinglicence Caner3572;Heam3571-72 UIStatsCanadaReport-decreaseinnumberofun employed Grimes1097-98;Winsor1097-98 Unemployment-declineinemploymentintradein dustiy Baker2333-34;Snow,A.2333-34 Unemployment-employmentforpeoplenothired ontheEmergencyResponseProgram Grimes1932;Harris1932 Unemployment-statistics;jobcreation Grimes1744;2886;Winsor1744;2885-$6 Unemployment-statistics;jobloss Grimes2185-87;2217-19;Simms2217-19;Winsor 2185-87 UpperChurchill-contractwithHydroQuebec; hydrorates Gibbons27$;Snow,A.278 UraniummineatPostville;Kitts-Michelinsite Eight251-52;Warren,G.251-52 Vehicleanddriverregistration-increaseinfeesan nouncedinfmancialstatement Gover3646;Warren,G.3646 Volunteerfirefighters-coverageunderworkerscom pensation Grimes3077;Heam3076-77;Hogan3076 WasteincinerationplantforSt.John’sarea-discus sionswithcompanyinNewYork Cowan1450-51;Decker1204-05;1450;Warren, G.1204-05;1450-51;Wells(Premier)1204 Winterland-upgradingofairstripandaccessroad Gover1063-64;1567;Tobin1062-64;1567 WoodshipmentfromGooseBaytoStephenville- statusoftheexperiment Aylward,R.853;Right853 Wooddale-roadconditions Gover138-39;Simms138-39 WooddaleTreeNursery-privatization Aylward,R.853;Flight$51-53;1127-29;Simms 850-52;1127-28 Workers’CompensationActamendments-public hearings Simms2257;Wells(Premier)2257-58 Workers’CompensationBoard-benefitsforinjured workers-nurses Grimes808-10;1524-25;Winsor808-10;1524-25 Workers’CompensationBoard-deliveryofservices Grimes284;Winsor283 Workers’CompensationCommission-collective agreementsprovisionschangedwithrespectto workers’compensation 35

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Grimes 1276-77;1525-26; Harris 1276-77; Wrnsor 1525-26 Workers’ compensation legislation - reduction in benefits from Canada Pension to dependents of dis abled workers Simms 3476-78; Wells (Premier) 3476-78 Youth unemployment Wells (Premier) 36-37; Winsor 36-37 ORDER of recognition of the official Opposition in responding to a government order Windsor 3117 OUTER Ring Road Status Gover 213-14; Parsons 213-14 PARTRIDGE - conservation of stocks Cowan 1566; Heam 1566 PATEY, Francis, best wishes on his book “The Jolly Poker” Decker 1270; Warren, G. 1270 PAYROLL tax Effect on businesses Baker 1970; Sirurns 1927-28; Wells (Premier) 1927- 29; Windsor 1970 Eliminate the tax Baker 2292; Windsor 2292 Fish plants Kitchen 612-13; Winsor 612-13 Resource-based industries Kitchen 1529; Windsor 1528-29 Tabled an answer to question regarding the break down by category of the business sector Baker 1949 Tax on fish plants (Answer to question) Kitchen 65$ PAYROLL Tax Act See HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) PENTECOSTAL Assemblies caplin-for-food-ald project Government funding Carter 1670; Matthews 1670 PERSONAL income tax Increase - double taxation for people on Labrador coast Kitchen 655; Warren, G. 655 PERSONAL Income tax rate increase - exempt persons sixty-five and over Notice of motion Aylward, R. 47 1-72 PETITIONS Amalgamation of the Goulds with City of St.

John’s Sullivan 2666 Beaches, White Bay South - construction of a new breakwater Woodford 109 Burin Peninsula Highway - snow clearing Tobin 1$2;217 Caribou ranch for Peter’s River/St. Stephen’s area Heam 1209 Chance Cove - road conditions Barrett 702 Corner Brook, Massey Drive and Mount Moriah amalgamation Verge 74 Crown Lands Act,

Section 7 - access to ponds Hewlett 1278 Dildo - road conditions Barrett 703 intersection area onElectrical services to Hampden Trans-Canada Highway Woodford 1212 Fish plant in Ramea Gilbert 2266 Garbage incineration project for Long Harbour Dicks 2634; Harris 2630,2672; Simms 2626;2669 Great Harbour Deep - construction of road to the main highway Small 2958 Harbour Mille and Little Bay East - road conditions Langdon 285 Highway to Gooseberry Cove - upgrading Barrett 702 Impaired driving incidents - penalties Dumaresque 931 Island Harbour - road conditions Winsor 77 Island Harbour - upgrading of a

section of road Winsor 863 Little Bay Islands - transfer of crab licence of S.T. Jones Hewlett 8 16;$59-60;893;928 Lourdes residents regarding a bridge in the com munity Nodder 2337 Mall Bay road upgrading and paving Heam 383 Piccadilly/Abrahams Cove - water system Hodder 857 Post office in Shearstown - closure Efford 1213 Postal services - closure of Postal Station B at Pear son Street Noel 2821 Provincial bursaries for high school students Small 385 36

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Publiclibraries-twoweekclosure Harris2701;Verge925 SchoolinSealCovebeconsolidatedwithschoolin Hemutage-RoyalCommissionrecommendation Langdon2824-25 Studentassistants-proposedcutbacks Snow,A.1747;1818 Substituteteachers-cost Simms2779 Teachersagreement-compensationpackage;collec tivebargaining Efford2745;Verge2813;Warren,G.2817 Workers’compensation-proposalsregardingreduc lioninsalaryandchangestotheretrainingpolicy Verge1533 Workers’compensationlegislation Harris3484;3575 PICCADILLY/AbrahamsCove Watersystem furey859;Hodder857;Hogan859;Woodford 858 PIPPYParkCommission Annualreporttabled Gover1135 Ptacentlaareahealthproblems SeeLONGHarbour/Placentiaarea PLEASANTVILLERemandCentre SeeYouthcorrectionalcentre POINTofprivilege MinisterofSocialServicesrefusingtodefertomem berduringsecondreadingdebate Harris3176 Nopointofprivilege3178 PONTofprivilegereMinistermisleadingtheHouseIn AnswerstoQuestions Noticeofprivilege Harris2587 Pointsofprivilege Harris2616;2826;Roberts2617 Noprimafaciecase Mr.Speaker2618;2$87 POLICEcommission Establishingthecommission SeeROYALNewfoundlandConstabularyAct (Bill56) Legislationtoestablishthecommission Roberts2519;Verge542-44;2519;Wells(Premier) 543-44 POSTofficeInShearstown Closure Efford1213;Murphy1215;Woodford1215 POSTALservices ResidentsprotestingtheclosureofPostalStationB at38PearsonStreet Han-is2823-24;Noel2821;Simms2822 POWERoutageInHouse Mr.Speaker692 POWER,Charles,MHAforFerryland,bestwishes uponhisresignationfromtheHouse Baker1542-49;Caner1552-53;Night1551;Har ris1551-52;Hem-n1553-54;Power1555-56;War ren,P.1554-55;Windsor1549-51 PRE-COMMITMENToffunds Tabled Kitchen74;3423 PREMIER’SOffice Expenses Aylward,R.2294-96;Wells(Premier)2294-97 Listofexpensestabled Wells(Premier)16$5;2295;2301 NumberoftripstakenbyPremierfromSepr19Ito Oct19I Wells(Premier)1032 Renovations SeealsoOFFICErenovationsinConfedera tionBuilding Aylward,R.2221;2260-62;2697;Verge2223;2366- 6$;2550;Wells(Premier)2221-24;2261-62;2366- 67;2550;2697 Renovations(Answertoquestions) Wells(Premier)2264;2665 PRESIDENTofTreasuryBoard NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept.191to Oct.191 Baker$93 PRIVATEMember’sDay Pointoforder-regardingthecommencementof routinebusiness Matthews3203 Ruling Mr.Speaker3204 PRIVATEMember’sMotion Pointoforder-motionmovedbyGovernment HouseLeaderdifferentthanonegivennoticeof Matthews3193 Motionmovedinorder Mr.Speaker3197 PRIVILEGESandElectionsCommitteereportonthe ElectionsAct Reporttabled 37

HANSARD SUBJECT’ INDEX Aylward, R. 957-58; Dumaresque 957 Tabled a second report dealing with the issuing of special ballots and accessibility for the disabled Dumaresque 1933 PROCEDURES under S.O. 23 Fisheiy management See FISHERY - extension of management jurisdiction (Procedure under 5.0. 23) PROROGATION of the 4th SessIon of the 41st General Assembly by Hon. Frederick W.

Russell, Lieutenant- Governor 3667-68 PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status of Women Amiual reports tabled Cowan 815;2744 PROVINCIAL bursaries for high school students Request an increase Heam 385; Small 385; Warren, P. 386 PROVINCIAL constitutional committee Interim report tabled Wells (Premier) 320 PROVINCIAL court Judges, salaries and benefits report Report tabled Baker 893 PROVINCIAL court Judges, salaries and benefits report - deter recommendations of the report Notice of motion Baker 1416 Debate Baker 1568-69; Verge 1569 Carned 1569 PROVINCIAL courts In Atlantic Place Answer to questions regarding furniture Roberts 2776-78 Office furniture Aylward, R. 2697-98; Roberts 2697-98 PROVINCIAL parks Use of pennits; opening and closing dates Right 1342-43;1371; Furey 1343; Ream 1342- 43; 1370 PROVINCIAL Parks Act (Bill 23) Notice of motion Flight 1103 First reading 1135 Second reading Right 1865-67; Matthews 1866-67 Committee of the Whole Assembly Right 1878-79; Matthews 1879; Wmsor 1878 Third reading 1281 Royal Assent June 11/92 PUBLIC Accounts Committee of the House of Assembly Report for period January /91 to February /92, tabled Windsor 1644 Report for year ended Mar. 31/89, tabled Windsor 471 Special report on the auditing of Memorial Univer shy, tabled Wells (Premier) 2741-43; Windsor 2739-41 PUBLIC accounts of the Province Tabled Kitchen 40 PUBLIC Libraries Board Answer to question Wells (Premier) 1032 Closure of libraries for a two week period due to reduction in funding Aylward, R. 2703; Harris $89;926;2701; Ream 2695-96; Verge 918-21;925;956-57; Walsh 2702; Wells (Premier) 889;9 19-21 ;927;95&57;2696-97 Financial statements tabled Hogan 145 Permanent closure of some libraries Redder 1705-06; Wells (Premier) 1705-06 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (AmdL) (BiH 64) Notice of motion Baker 2876 First reading 2888 Second reading Furey 3253-55;3270-71; Harris 3265-70; Snow, A. 3260-65; Windsor 3255-57; Winsor 3258-60 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3627 Third reading 3628 Royal Assent 3665 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Notice of motion Baker 545 First reading 584 Second reading Aylward, K. 870-72;895-98; 1070-77; Aylward, R. 782-88;97$-$3; 1034-36; Baker 740-47; 1085-89; 1112- 14; Doyle $94;909-14;934-37; Efford 754-58;965- 6$; Furey 764-68; Grimes 795-801; Harris 899- 903;1066-70 Heam 801-05;96$-74; Hewlett 942- 45; 1103-08; Matthews 747-53; 1089-92; Murphy 937-42;1051-56; Noel 903-09; Parsons 758-64; Sirnms 1036-43; Snow, A. 960-65;1108-12; Tobin 864-70; 1043-51; Verge 974-78; Windsor 1077-25; Winsor 789-95;946-4$;958-59 Committee of the Whole Assembly 38

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Aylward,K.1156-58;Decker1152-54;Grimes 1144-46;1149-50;Harris1154-56;1222-29;Heam 1150-52;Murphy1160-6Z1216-18;Snow,A.1158- 60;Verge1218-2ZWinsor1142-44;1146-4$ Thirdreading1281 RoyalAssentJune11/92 PUBLICservice LayoffsinBudget Doyle35;468-69;Kitchen468-69;Wells(Premier) 35-36 PUBLICServiceCommission Annualreporttabled Baker780 Appointmentofnewselectioncommittee Decker2473;Simms2473 Committeerecommendationsforthepositionof presidentofCentralNewfoundlandCollege Decker2471-74;Simms2471-73 Jobcompetitionforregistrar’spositioninGrand Falls Gover378-79;Tobin378-79 JusticeSteele’sreportintoallegationsregardinga jobcompetition,tabled Wells(Premier)167$ PUBLICServiceCommissionEstimates Carried1762 PUBLICservicepensioners Increase Aylward,R.576-78;Kitchen576-78 Taxinsubstituteofschooltax Aylward,R.578;Kitchen57$ PUBLICServicePensionsAct(Bill43) Noticeofmotion Baker1894 Firstreading1934 Secondreading Baker3107-10;Harris3109-10Windsor3108-09 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3626 Thirdreading362$ RoyalAssent3664 PUBLICservicewages StatementmadeduringdebateatUniversity Kitchen738-39;Matthews738-39 PUBLICTenderAct Exceptionstabled Gover254;471;816;1455;1974;2625 PUBLICUtilitiesAct(Bill1$) Noticeofmotion Gibbons545 Firstreading584 Secondreading Gibbons659;663;Harris660-63;Woodford659-60 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Gibbons705;Woodford705-06 Thirdreading740 RoyalAssentApr.13/92 PUBLICUtilitiesBoard ArmualreportregardingtheAutomobileInsurance Act,tabled Baker1531 Consumeradvocateposition Hewlett3186-87;Roberts3186-87 PUBLICUtilitiesBoardofCommissionersreporton electricalrateincreases Gibbons807;Hewlett807 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper MinisterofDevelopment-numberofnipstaken fromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#2) Furey1208 MinisterofEducation-numberofnipstakenfrom Sept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#3) Warren,P.958;992 MinisterofEmploymentandLabourRelations- numberofnipstakenfromSept/91toOct/91 (W.Q.#14) Grimes1209 MinisterofEnvironmentandLands-numberof nipstakenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#4) Cowan992 Ministeroffinance-numberoftripstakenfrom Sept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#11) Kitchen1065 MinisterofFisheries-numberofnipstakenfrom Sept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#9) Carter1278 MinisterofForestryandAgriculture-numberof nipstakenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.10) Flight1065 MinisterofHealth-numberofnipstakenfrom Sept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#2) Decker1316 MinisterofJustice-numberofnipstakenfrom Sept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#12) Baker1209 MinisterofMinesandEnergy-numberofnips takenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#5) Gibbons1532 MinisterofMunicipalAffairs-numberofnips takenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#6) Hogan1316 MinisterofSocialServices-numberoftripstaken fromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#7) Gullage1033 39

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Minister of Works, Services and Transportation - number of trips taken from Sept19 1 to Oct19 1 (W.Q. #13) Gover 1103 Number of trips taken by Premier and officials from Sept/91 to Oct/91 (W.Q. #1) Wells (Premier) 1032 President of Treasury Board - number of trips taken from Sept/91 to Oct/91 (W.Q. #15) Baker $93 Social assistance caseload - tabled answer to ques tions asked during Estimates Committee debate Gullage 1456 RAISING of Supply (Committee of Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) Notice of motion Kitchen 321 RECYCLING program for government buildings Government initiatives Cowan 2516-17; Harris 2516-17 REGISTERED Nurses Act (Bill 19) Notice of motion Decker $57 First reading $94 Second reading Doyle 2206; Harris 2206; Kitchen 2206-07 Committee of the Whole Assembly Roberts