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

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Act (Bill 52) Aylward, Mr.

Kevin (L, Stephenville) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 97-100; 147-SO DAY of mourning be officially declared for workers killed or injured in the workplace Debate p. 1328-29 EXECUTiVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 1727-29 FINANCIAL statement Debate on ministerial statement p. 2864-69 FISHING industry - impact of the moratorium Debate p. 1995 GRENFELL College in Corner Brook - increase in funding Debate p. 2609-12 INCOME Tax Act Debate p. 1303-06 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Second reading p. $70-72;895-98;1070-77 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1156-58 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Debate p. 1945-47 WORKERS’ Compensation Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 2459-62 Aylward, Mr.

Robert (PC, KlIbrlde) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 50-56 AGRICULTURAL Products Marketing Board Re-appointment of Scott Simmons as Chairman p. 416-18 AMALGAMATION Agricultural zone - review of Northeast Avalon area p. 1784-85 Goulds - phase in of taxes p. 2667 Goulds - tax increase to farmers p. 179-80 Northeast Avalon, cost to taxpayers p. 810- 1 1;874-75 AVIAN Emblem of the Province Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 2207-10 BUDGET Debate p. 712-19 CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Im plementation (Newfoundland) Act (No. 2) (Bill 69) Second reading p. 3123-24 CHIEF Electoral Officer, Wayne Mitchell nominated Debate p. 3161 CO-OPERATIVE Societies Act (Bill 47) Second reading p. 2713-15 DEBATE on the Adjournment Amalgamation - Northeast Avalon p. 874-75 DEPARTMENT of Health Act (Bill 38) Second reading p. 2560-65 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3354- 59;336$-69;3375-77 DEPARTMENT of Works, Set-vices and Transporta tion Consultants hired for design work on capital works projects - selection process p. 3643-45 Reclassifications p. 3040-41 ELECTION Act, Jury Act and the Elections Act, 1991 (Bill 74) Second reading p. 3229-34 ELECTIONS Act (Amdt.) (Bill 36) Second reading p. 1860-61 ELECHONS Act, 1991 (Bill 1) Second reading p. 1122-26;1 136-37 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1764- 70; 1774-76; 1792-95; 1805-07 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador Cor poration List of individual loans to companies p. 887-88 FARM Products Corporation Act (Bill 10) Second reading p. 2200-04 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Second reading p. 2723 FIRE on Harvey Road Emergency response team p. 3571 GARBAGE incineration project for Long Harbour Residents protesting the proposal p. 2671 GASOLINE Tax Act, Horse Racing Regulation and Tax Act, Liquor Control Act and Retail Sales Tax Act (Bill 45) Second reading p. 3100 GASOLINE Tax Act, No. 2 Debate p. 3095-98 GOULDS Agricultural zone - review p. 737-38 Roads in agricultural area p. 619 GRAND Falls mill Report of the committee into the closing of machine number six p. 852 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) Debate p. 1386-89 HEALTH and Social Agencies Act (Bill 46) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3582- 84;3587;3602 HEALTH care facilities for St.

Lawrence, Port Saunders and Burgeo Trans City Holdings Limited p. 314-15 HOUSEHOLD Hazardous Waste Day p. 892 I{UB organization Opening of new extension p. 1704 IMPAIRED driving Legislation p. 931 INCOME Tax Act Debate p. 1352-55 LEASEHOLDS in St. John’s Act (Bill 57) 54

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Secondreadingp.2765-66 LEGISLATIONReviewCommittees functioning(pt.oforder)p.2916 LIQUORControlActandLiquorCorporationAct (Bill34) Secondreadingp.1858-59 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.298 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct Debatep.299-302;322-23 MUNICIPALGrantsAct(Bill30) Secondreadingp.2520-27 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3324- 26;3330-32;3339-44 MUNICIPALITIESAct(Bill39) Secondreadingp.1871-72 NEWFOUNDLANDyouthbowlingteam-con gratulationsp.915 NORTHHavenManor Seniorcitizen’shomeinLewisportep.1100-01 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyAct(Bill53) Secondreadingp.3051-56 OFFICErenovationsinConfederationBuilding Ninth,tenthandeleventhfloorsp.2220 ORALQuestions AgriculturalProductsMarketingBoard-Scott Simmons,Chairmanp.416-18 Amalgamation-Goulds-taxincreasefor farmersp.179-80 Amalgamation,NortheastAvalon-costp.810-11 Consultantshiredtododesignworkoncapital worksprojects-statusp.3643-45 DepartmentofWorksServicesandTransporta tion-reclassificationsp.3040-41 EnterpriseNewfoundland-listofindividual loanstocompaniesp.887-88 FireonHarveyRoad-settingupofanemergen cyresponseteamp.3571 Goulds-agriculturalzone-reviewp.737-38;1784- 85 Goulds-roadsinagriculturalareap.619 GrandFallsmill-reportofthecommitteeregard ingtheclosingofmachinenumbersixp.852 HealthcarefacilitiesforSt.Lawrence,Port SaundersandBurgeo,tenderingcontract; HanscombReportTransCityHoldingsp.314-15 NorthHavenManorseniorcitizen’shome- governmentfunding;boardappointmentsp.1100- 01 OfficerenovationsinConfederationBuildingp. 2220 Premier’soffice-expensesp.2294-96 Premier’soffice-renovationsp.2221;2260- 62;2697 ProvincialcourtsinAtlanticPlace-officefurni turep.2697-98 Publicservicepensioners-increase;schooltaxp. 576-78 Roberts,Edward,MinisterofJustice-seatin HouseofAssemblyp.777-79 Taskforceonagriculture-Hulanreportand recommendationsp.3191-92 WoodshipmentfromGooseBaytoStephenville- statusoftheexperimentp.853 WooddaleTreeNursery-privatizationp.$53 PERSONALincometaxrateincrease-exemptper sonssixty-fiveandover Noticeofmotionp.471-72 PREMIER’SOffice Expensesp.2294-96 Renovationsp.2221;2260-62;2697 PRIVILEGESandElectionsCommitteereporton theElectionsAct Reporttabledp.957-58 PROVINCIALcourtsinAtlanticPlace Officefurniturep.2697-98 PUBLICLibrariesBoard Closureoflibrariesforatwoweekperioddueto reductioninfundingp.2703 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct,1992(Bill17) Secondreadingp.782-88;978-83;1034-36 PUBLICservicepensioners Increasep.576-78 Taxinsubstituteofschooltaxp.578 ROBERTS,Edward,MinisterofJustice SeatinHouseofAssemblyp.777-79 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabularyAct(Bill56) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3380- $2;3396-97;3418-203512-16 SAWMILLoperationsatRoddickton PurchasedbyanAustrianinterestp.498 SEALINGindustry Debatep.3206-10 SHOPS’ClosingAct(Bill22) Secondreadingp.2688-89 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3607- 08;3616-1$ SPRAYprogram Programfor1992p.1809 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.1917-20;2160-62 TASKforceonagriculture Hulanreportandrecommendationsp.3191-92 TAXATIONofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCom paniesAct(Bill73) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3659 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(Bill20) Secondreadingp.224&51;2485-$8 55

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX WASTE Material Disposal Act (No. 2) (Bill 42) Second reading p. 3152-54 WELFARE Institutions Act (Bill 33) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3345 WOOD shipment from Goose Bay to Stephenville Status of the experiment p. 853 WOODDALE Tree Nursery Privatization p. 853 WORKERS’ Compensation Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 23 10-16 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3291- 97;33 15-17 WORKERS’ Compensation Act - amendments Changes in benefits p. 3576 Baker, Hon.

Winston (L, Gander) ABOLISH Certain Fees Act (Bill 51) Notice of motion p. 2189 ADJOURN House to welcome the flotilla from the Grand Banks p. 536 AMALGAMATION Northeast Avalon, cost to taxpayers p. 177-78 ANNIVERSARY of the date on which New foundland became a part of Canada p. 497 ARTS and culture centres Transfer to regional or community organizations government funding p. 2737-38 AUDiTOR General appointed - Mrs.

Elizabeth Mar shall Notice of motion p. 419 Debate p. 472-73 BLUE Cross Insurance Changes; effect on government pensioners p. 217 BOYS’ Home in Whitboume Incidents p. 1169-70 BUDGET Deficit on current account p. 1969 CARIBOU ranch in Peter’s River/St.

Stephen’s area Reject proposal for the establishment of a ranch p. 1211 CHANGE the name of the province - select commit tee appointed List of members tabled p. 948 Members named to the committee p. 1884 CHANGE the name of the province to the Province of Newfoundland and Labrador Debate p. 824-27 Amendment - select committee be appointed p. 825 CHILD sexual abuse campaign - support for efforts of Break the Cycle Foundation Debate p. 1134 CHURCHILL Falls Labrador Corporation rational expenses; employees exempt from Bill 17 p. 1642 COLLECTIVE agreements P. 651-52 Legislation p. 541-42 NTA reopener clause p. 652;691-92 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Halley, Hunt law firm providing legal services to Enterprise Corporation p. 776-77 CO-OPERATIVE Societies Act (Bill 47) Notice of motion p. 2007 Second reading p. 2712-13 COURTHOUSE in Brigus Closure p. 504 CREDIT rating of the Province of Quebec Further answer p. 1936 CRIMES Compensation Board Annual report tabled p. 1316 CRIMES Compensation Program Termination of program p. 500-01;571-72 DEBATE on the Adjournment Crimes Compensation Program p. 571-72 Student assistants - cutbacks in Labrador West p. 1701-02 UI statistics p. 1233 DEPARTMENT of Justice Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct/91 p. 1209 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Budget cut p. 580-8 1 DEREK O’Brien’s book ‘Suffer Little Children” Reason ban for sale on Avalon Peninsula p. 815 ECONOMIC plan Strategic economic plan p. 2293 ECONOMY Government’s plan to stimulate investment p. 2806 ELECTION of women to the House of Assembly Debate p. 257-60 ELECTIONS Act Proposed legislation regarding the holding of plebiscites p. 1779-81 ELECI1ONS Act (Amdt.) (Bill 36) Notice of motion p. 1602 Second reading p. 1$60;1865 ELECTIONS Act, 1991 (Bill 1) Notice of motion p. 9 Second reading p. 324-27;35$;407-09;1141 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1763- 64; 1768-69; 1774; 1797-98 ERROR in Motion 6 on Order Paper p. 864 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 1602; 1625-26; 1680-83 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 52) 56

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Noticeofmotionp.2189 Secondreadingp.2722-25;2760-61 FINANCIALsituation Deficit-shortfallinrevenuesfromfederal governmentp.2329-30 Proposalstodealwithdeficitp.2292-94 Province’sfiscalpositionp.2253 Publicservicepayroll-reductionofonepercent p.2331-32 FINANCIALstatement OtherRevenue-NewfoundlandHydrowater revenuefromCF(L)Co;NewfoundlandLiquor Corporationp.3135-37 StatementdeliveredbyMinisteroffinancep. 2843-49 FISHERY Secondaxyprocessing;allocationsforundenflil izedspeciesp.210-12 FORTISTrust Taxmeasurecoveredunderanamendmenttothe financialCorporationsTaxActp.2736-37;2772- 73 GARBAGEdisposalandindustrialwasteimportation Debatep.1649-51 Amendmentp.1650 GASOLINETaxAct(Bill49) Noticeofmotionp.2129 GASOLINETaxAct(No.3)(Bill71) Noticeofmotionp.3080 Secondreadingp.3439 GASOLINETaxAct,HorseRacingRegulationand TaxAct,LiquorControlActandRetailSalesTax Act(Bill45) Noticeofmotionp.1894 Secondreadingp.3107 GASOLINETaxAct,No.2 Noticeofmotionp.2876 Debatep.30$7;3098-3100 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure;membersnamedp.780 HEALTHandPost-SecondaiyEducationTaxAct (No.2)(Bill65) Noticeofmotionp.2876 HEALTHandPost-SecondaiyEducationTaxAct (PayrollTax) Debatep.1402-03 HEALTHcarefacilitiesforSt.Lawrence,Port SaundersandBurgeo Tenderingcontract,HanscombReportp.312- 14;411 TransCityHoldingsLimitedp.314-15 HOUSEofAssemblyAct(Bill67) Noticeofmotionp.2994 HUGHESCommissionofInquhyReport Crimescompensationprogramp.774-76 Updatep.410 Whengovernmentwilltableresponsetorecom mendationsinthereportp.773-74 Whenthereportwillbemadepublicp.350 INCOMETaxAct,No.2 Noticeofmotionp.2876 INSURANCEAdjusters,AgentsandBrokersAct (Bill11) Noticeofmotionp.321 JUDICIALinquiryintotragicfireatDavisInlet Answertoquestionp.147 LEASEHOLDAct-amendmentp.73 LOCALpreferencepolicy Guidelinesinawardingtendersforgovernment contractsp.176-77 LONGHarbourphosphorousplant AgreementwithMhrightandWilsonwithrespect totheclean-upp.1813 LONGHarboursite Garbageincinerationprojectp.1812 LUNDRIGANGroupofCompanies Governmentproposal;assistancetoindividualsto purchasesegmentsoftheoperationp.1743 MAMMOGRAPHYservices Waitinglistformammographytestp.1744 MEMORIALUniversity ScheduleBinBill17-payscalesp.1207 MINISTERofJustice(nonelected)permittedto answerquestionsduringestimatescommitteedebate Pointoforderp.84548 MINISTERIALStatements AnniversaryofthedateonwhichNewfoundland becameapartofCanadap.497 Financialpositionoftheprovincep.2253 FinancialstatementdeliveredbyMinisterof financep.2843-49 HughesCommissionofInquiryreport-update p.410 RevisedstatutesofNewfoundland1990-con solidationofprovinciallawsp.1559 VolunteerWeekp.771 MOUNTPearlfiredepartment Laidofffirefightersp.179 MUNICIPALITIES Changestopayrollregulationsp.1381 NATIVEfunding Directfundingfromfederalgovernmentp.381 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorComputerSer vicesLimited Annualreporttabledp.217 NEWFOUNDLANDGazette EditionspublishedbetweenApr.19/91andMar. 6/92tabledp.321 57

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Licensing Board Annual report tabled p. 2007 NEWFOUNDLAND Public Service Commission Act (Bill 7) Notice of motion p. 321 Second reading p. 144445 ORAL Questions Amalgamation, Northeast Avalon - cost p. 177-78 Arts and culture centres - transfer to regional or community organizations p. 2737-38 Blue Cross Insurance - changes; effect on govern ment pensioners p. 217 Boys’ Home in Whithoume - incidents; escape of three youths p. 1169-70 Budget projections - deficit p. 1969 Churchill Falls Labrador Corporation - operation al expenses; employees exempt from Bill 17 p. 1642 Collective agreements - legislation; NTA p. 541- 42;651-52;691-92 Conflict of interest guidelines - Halley, Hunt law finn in conflict of interest p. 776-77 Courthouse in Brigus - closure p. 504 Crimes Compensation Program - termination p. 500-01 Department of Social Services - budget cut p. 580- 81 Derek O’Brien’s book “Suffer Little Children - ban for sale on Avalon Peninsula p. 815 Economy - government’s plan to stimulate invest ment p. 2806 Elections Act - proposed legislation regarding the holding of plebiscites p. 1779-81 Financial situation - proposals to deal with the deficit p. 2292-94 Financial situation - shortfall in revenues from federal government p. 2329-30 Fishery - secondary processing; allocations for an derutilized species; silver hake p. 210-12 Fords Trust - effect of corporations tax act amendment p. 2736-37;2772-73 Health care facilities for St.

Lawrence, Port Saunders and Burgeo; tendering contract; Hanscomb Report; Trans City Holdings p. 312- 15;411 Hughes Commission of Inquiry Report p. 350773-74 Hughes Commission of Inquiry Report - recom mendation regarding the crimes compensation program; Child Welfare Act p. 774-76 Leasehold Act - amendment p. 73 Local preference policy - guidelines in awarding tenders for government contracts p. 176-77 Long Harbour - importation of garbage p. 1812 Long Harbour phosphorous plant - cleanup pro cedure agreement with Aibright and Wilson p. 1813 Lundrigan Group - government proposal; assis tance to individuals to purchase segments of the operation p. 1743 Mammography test - waiting period p. 1744 Memorial University - faculty association pay scale p. 1207 Mount Pearl fire department - laid off fire fighters p. 179 Municipalities - changes to payroll regulations p. 1381 Native funding - direct funding from federal government p. 381 Newfoundland Hydro - budget under Other Revenue for water revenues from CF(L)Co p. 3136 Newfoundland Liquor Corporation - amount budgeted in fmancial statement p. 3136 Payroll tax - effect on businesses p. 1970 Pleasantville Remand Centre - incident; security p. 1095-96;1129-30 Public service payroll - reduction of one percent p. 2331-32 Retail sales for 1992 p. 2332 Retail sales tax collection - administration of taxes p. 2811 Roberts, Edward, Minister of Justice - seat in House of Assembly p. 777-79 Roddickton fish plant - beneficiary of insurance as result of fire two years before; claim; reconstruction inquiry p. 1817 Royal Commission on Education - recommende tion regarding denominational schools p. 1308-09 School boards - level of funding for 1992-93 p. 2698-99 Sexual misconduct charge - complaint against former Minister of Environment, J.

Kelland; judi cial inquiry p. 349;379-81;500 Strategic economic plan - government’s position p. 2293 Unemployment - decline in employment in trade industry p. 2333-34 PAYROLL tax Effect on businesses p. 1970 Eliminate the tax p. 2292 Tabled an answer to question regarding the break down by category of the business sector p. 1949 POWER, Charles, MHA for Fenyland, best wishes upon his resignation from the House p. 154849 PRESIDENT of Treasury Board Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept.19 1 to Oct./91 p. 893 58

HANSARDSPEAKERiNDEX PROVINCIALcourtjudges,salariesandbenefits report Reporttabledp.893 PROVINCIALcourtjudges,salariesandbenefits report-deferrecommendationsofthereport Noticeofmotionp;1416 Debatep.1568-69 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct(AmdL)(Bill64) Noticeofmotionp.2876 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct,1992(Bill17) Noticeofmotionp.545 Secondreadingp.740-47;1085-89;1112-14 PUBLICServiceCommission Annualreporttabledp.780 PUBLICServicePensionsAct(Bill43) Noticeofmotionp.1894 Secondreadingp.3107-10 PUBLICUtilitiesBoard AnnualreportregardingtheAutomobileIn suranceAct,tabledp.1531 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper MinisterofJustice-numberoftripstakenfrom Sept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#12)p.1209 PresidentofTreasuryBoard-numberoftrips takenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#15)p.893 REPORTSTabled Changethenameoftheprovince-members namedtoselectcommitteep.948 CrimesCompensationBoardannualreportp. 1316 NewfoundlandandLabradorComputerServices Limitedannualreportp.217 NewfoundlandGazetteeditionsp.321 NewfoundlandLiquorLicensingBoardannual reportp.2007 Provincialcourtjudgessalariesandbenefits reportp.893 PublicServiceCommissionannualreportp.780 PublicUtilitiesBoardofCommissionersannual reportregardingtheAutomobileInsuranceAct p.1531 Warrantsp.1933 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure;membersnamedp.780 RETAILsalesfor1992 P.2332 Answertoquestionp.2371 RETAILsalestax Taxonautomobilesreceivedasgiftsp.2811 REVISEDstatutesofNewfoundland1990 Consolidationofallprovinciallawsp.1559 RJCIIE,Kathie,ofDavisInlet CongratulationsonbeingelectedChiefofthe InnuBandofDavisInletp.533 ROBERTS,Edward,MinisterofJustice SeatinHouseofAssemblyp.777-79 RODDICKTONfishplant InvestigationintothesituationregardingtheRod dicktonplantp.1817 ROYALCommissiononEducation Denominationalschoolsp.1308-09 SCHOOLboards Leveloffimdingfor1992-93p.2698-99 SEXUALmisconductcharge ComplaintagainstformerMinisterofEnviron ment,J.Kellandp.349 InvolvementofSimonLonofromthePremier’s officep.500 Policeinvestigation;judicialinquiryp.379-81 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure;membersnamedp.780 SOCIALWorkersAssociationAct(Bill12) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1876-77 STATEMENTSbyMemberforNumberEastregard ingallegationsofpoliticalinterferenceinjusticesys tem Pointofprivilegep.295 STATUTESAmendmentAct(Bill27) Noticeofmotionp.1415 Secondreadingp.1858 STUDENTassistants Cutbackstoschoolboardsin BurinPeninsulap.1701-02 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.1$95-96;1923 TOBACCOTaxAct(No.4)(Bill72) Noticeofmotionp.3080 Secondreadingp.3442-43 TOBACCOTaxAct,No.3 Noticeofmotionp.2876 Debatep.3082;3086-$7 TRANSPORTATION BurnPeninsulaHighway-snowclearingp.184 UIStatsCanadaReport Decreaseinnumberofunemployedp.1233 UNANIMOUSconsentrequestedtoallowMinister ofJusticetoappearbeforeestimatescommitteep. 993-95 UNEMPLOYMENT Declineinemploymentintradeindustryp.2333- 34 UNIFORMEDServicesPensionsAct(Bill44) Noticeofmotionp.1894 Secondreadingp.3111;3120-21 VOLUNTEERWeekp.771 WARRANTS Tabledp.1933 YOUTHcorrectionalcentre LabradorWestand 59

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Answer to questions regarding incidents p. 1135 Incidents at the Pleasantville Remand Centre; security p. 1095-96;1129-30 Barrett, Mr. Percy (L, Bellevue) BUDGET Debate p. 679-$4;706-08 GARBAGE incineration project for Residents protesting the proposal LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Debate p. 302-03 PETITIONS Chance Cove - road conditions p. 702 Dildo - road conditions p. 703 Highway to Goosebeny Cove - upgrading p. 702 TRANSPORTATION Chance Cove - road conditions p. 702 Dildo - road conditions p. 703 Highway to Goosebeny Cove - upgrading p. 702 Carter, Hon.

Walter (L, Twilllngate) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 85-90 BELLEORAM fish plant Answer to question p. 1645 Status; lease/purchase agreement with Daley’s p. 1565-66 CHURCH leaders coalition regarding role in the rebuilding of the fishery p. 2692 DEBATE on the Adjournment Fishery - total allowable catch for northern cod p. 170-72 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct/91 p. 1278 FISH plant at Ramea Northern cod moratorium p. 2269 FISHERIES Loan Board Annual report tabled p. 181 Bank guarantee loan program p. 1346 Financial statements tabled p. 1933 Measures taken as a result of the failure of the 1991 fishery p. 29 Outstanding loans to fishermen - effect of cod moratorium p. 1929-30 FISHERIES NAFO meeting Efforts to control activities in the area regulated by NAFO p. 1234 FISHERY Advertising campaign by the International Wel fare Organization p. 71-73 Atlantic Groundfish Management Plan - reduc tion in total allowable catch p. 3481-82 Crab fishery (Answer to question) p. 1316;1645 Crab fishery - status p. 1272 Early retirement program; clawback provision p. 2514 Effect of cod moratorium on fish processing sec tor p. 2513-14 Federal NDP resolution regarding management over Nose and Tail of Grand Banks p. 924 Fish quotas for south and southwest coasts for 1993 p. 2732 Fixed gear groundfish fishery on south and south west coasts p. 843 Layoffs; reduction in northern cod quotas p. 38- 39 Letter to federal government regarding the 1992 management plan - copy tabled p. 182 Memorandum of Understanding between Canada and European Community regarding foreign over- fishing p. 3474;3479-80 Moratorium p. 1706-07 Moratorium; Hanis Panel Report and Stein Task Force; effect on flounder fishery p. 1740-42 Process for fishermen to qualify as a bona tide fishermen p. 3646-47 Province’s recommendation for total allowable catch p. 140-42;170-72;174-76 Provision in Budget to assist fishermen and fish plant workers p. 465-66 Shrimp fishery on Northern Peninsula - process ing licences p. 1272;1312-13 Status of processing licence for Trepassey p. 3572 FISHERY - extension of management jurisdiction (Procedure under S.0. 23) Debate p. 205-08 FISHERY Products International Status p. 1345 FISHING industry - impact of the moratorium Debate p. 1986-91;1993 FLEUR de Lys fish plant Crab processing licence p. 1528 FOREIGN overfishing issue Government’s position p. 922 Message to flotilla en route to Grand Banks p. 461 Ministerial Statement p. 534 Poll by Decima Research p. 770 INSHORE fishery on south coast - extension of UI benefits Debate p. 1004-07 LiTTLE Bay Islands Meeting with delegation p. 923 Transfer of crab licence of S.T.

Jones and Sons Limited p. 861 LONG Harbour phosphorous plant Long Harbour p. 2637 60

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Answerstoquestionsregardingtheclean-upat LongHarbourandredherringbeingcaughtby fishermenp.1532 Pollutionlevelsintheareap.1487 MINISTERIALStatements Caplin-for-food-aidproject-government’scon thbutionsp.1670 Churchleadersroleregardingbettermanagement offishresourcesp.2692 fisheriesLoanBoard-regardingcertainloansas aresultofthe1991fisheryp.29 FisheriesNAFOmeeting-controlofactivities regulatedbyNAFOp.1234 fishery-fixedgeargroundfishfisheryonsouth andsouthwestcoastsp.843 fishery-MemorandumofUnderstandingbe tweenCanadaandtheEuropeanCommunityin thearearegulatedbyNAFOp.3474 Foreignoverfishing-pollbyDecimaResearchp. 770 ForeignoverlishingofstocksontheGrand Banksp.534 ORALQuestions AtlanticGroundfishManagementPlan-reduc tionintotalallowablecatchp.3481-82 Belleoramfishplant-status;lease,urchase agreementwithDaley’sp.1565-66 Crabfishery-statusp.1272 FisheriesLoanBoard-bankguaranteeloanpro gramp.1346 FisheriesLoanBoard-outstandingloansto fishermen-effectofcodmoratoriump.1929-30 Fishery-advertisingcampaignbytheInternation alWelfareOrganizationp.71-73 Fishery-earlyretirementprogramforfishermen; clawbackprovisionp.2514 Fishery-effectofmoratoriumonfishprocessing sectorp.2513-14 Fishery-financialallocationstoassistfishermen andfishplantworkersp.465-66 Fishery-fishquotasonsouthandsouthwest coastsfor1993p.2732 Fishery-layoffs;reductioninnortherncod quotasp.38-39 Fishery-managementofstocksbeyond200-mile limitFederalNOPresolutionp.924 Fishery-MemorandumofUnderstandingbe tweenCanadaandEuropeancommunityregard ingforeignoverfishingp.3479-80 Fishery-moratoriump.1706-07 Fishery-moratorium;HarrisPanelReportand SteinTaskForce;effectonflounderfisheryp. 1740-42 Fishery-processforfishermentoqualifyas bonafidefishermenp.3646-47 fishery-province’srecommendationfortotalal lowablecatchp.140-42;174-76 FisheryProductsInternational-statusp.1345 EeurdeLysfishplant-crabprocessinglicence p.1528 Foreignoverfishingp.922 LittleBayIslands-transferofcrabprocessing licencep.923 LongHarbour-levelofpollutionintheareap. 1487 Roddicktonfishplant-crabprocessingp.1344- 45;1528 Roddicktonfishplant-beneficiaryofinsurance asresultoffiretwoyearsbefore;claim; reconstruction;inquiryp.1453-54;1492 SalmonfisheryonLabradorCoast;priceper poundp.1061 Sealfishery-campaignbyInternationalfund forAnimalWelfare;impactofsealpopulation oncodstocksp.254249 SealingAssociation-provincialfundingp.699- 700;922-23 ShrimpfisheryonNorthernPeninsula-process inglicencesp.1272;1312-13 Trepasseyfishplant-statusofprocessinglicence p.3572 PENTECOSTALAssembliescaplin-for-food-aid project Governmentfundingp.1670 POWER,Charles,MHAforferryland,bestwishes uponhisresignationfromtheHousep.1552-53 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper MinisterofFisheries-numberoftripstaken fromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#9)p.1278 REPORTSTabled FisheriesLoanBoardannualreportp.181 FisheriesLoanBoardfinancialstatementp.1933 Lettertofederalministeroutliningpositionwith respectto1992groundfishmanagementplanp. 182 RODDICKTONfishplant Crabprocessinglicencep.134445;1528 Plantownership;beneficiaryofinsuranceasa resultoffiretwoyearsbeforep.1453-54 Reconstructionofplantp.1492 SALMONfishery LabradorCoast;priceperpoundp.1061 SEALfishery CampaignbyInternationalFundforAnimalWel fare;impactofsealpopulationoncodstocksp. 2542-49 Provincialfundingp.699-700;922-23 61

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX SEAL harvest off the coast Debate p. 2795-98 Cowan, Hon.

Patricia (L, Conception Bay South) ABITIBI-Price hydro project at Grand Falls Answer to question p. 1135 Status of environmental assessment p. $82 ADVISORY committee on the change of name for the Province When committee will be appointed p. 1276 ATV legislation Regulations p. 1640-41 AVIAN Emblem of the Province Act (Bill 21) Notice of motion p. 893 BIG game licences Answer to question p. 1317 Applications p. 1275-76 COUNSELLING services for sexual abuse survivors Resources for women’s centres p. 1275 DEBATE on the Adjournment Holyrood generating station - emissions p. 2466- 67 DEPARTMENT of Environment and Lands Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct/91 p. 992 ENVIRONMENT Week p. 1523;1559 FLAT Bay Brook Environmental damage caused by collapse of a dam p. 1451-52 GARBAGE incineration project for Long Harbour Residents protesting the proposal p. 2671 HOLYROOD generating station Emission readings p. 2334-35;2466-67 HOPEDALE - Postville Rabid foxes p. 353 HOUSEHOLD Hazardous Waste Day p. 892 LONG Harbour phosphorous plant Agreement with Aibright and Wilson with respect to the clean-up p. 1639-40 Cleanup procedure p. 989-90 Pollution levels in the area p. 1638 LONG Harbour site Environmental review p. 1448-49 Garbage incineration project p. 990;1636-38;IM1 if proposal submitted by an American company p. 2219-20 Importation of industrial waste and garbage for the purpose of industrial development p. 1560-62 MINISTERIAL Statements Environment Week p. 1523;1559 Household Hazardous Waste Day p. 892 National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women; update on committee p. 2842 NATIONAL Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women Commemoration of the fourteen women killed in Montreal p. 2842 Update on development of committee established in 1991 p. 2842 ORAL Questions Abitibi-Price hydro project at Grand Falls - status of environmental assessment p. 882 Advisory committee on change of name for the Province - when committee will be appointed p. 1276 ATV legislation - regulations p. 164041 Big game licences - applications p. 1275-76 Rat Bay Brook - environmental damage caused by collapse of dam at Lookout Brook; investiga tion p. 1451-52 Holyrood generating station - emission readings p. 2334-35 Hopedale - Postville area - rabid foxes p. 353 Long Harbour - level of pollution in the area p. 163$ Long Harbour phosphorous plant - cleanup pro cedure agreement with Aibright and Wilson p. 989-90; 1639-40 Long Harbour site - garbage incineration project p. 990; 1448-49; 1560-62; 1636-38; 1M1;2219-20 Partridge - conservation of stocks p. 1566 Recycling program for government buildings p. 2516-17 Sexual assault survivors - counselling services p. 1275 Sunday hunting - status p. 354 Waste incineration plant for St.

John’s area - dis cussions with company in New York p. 1450-5 1 PARTRIDGE - conservation of stocks p. 1566 PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status of Women Annual reports tabled p. $15;2744 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Minister of Environment and Lands - number of trips taken from Sept/91 to Oct/91 (W.Q. #4) p. 992 RECYCLING program for government buildings Government initiatives p. 25 16-17 REPORTS Tabled Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women annual reports p. $15;2744 SUNDAY hunting Status p. 354 WASTE incineration plant for St.

John’s area Discussions with company in New York p. 1450- 51 WASTE Material Disposal Act (Bill 20) 62

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Noticeofmotionp.893 Secondreadingp.2232 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(No.2)(Bill42) Noticeofmotionp.1894 Crane,Mr.John(L,HarbourGrace) BUDGETDebatep.708-12 REPORTSTabled SocialLegislationReviewCommitteereporton theLawSocietyActp.2776 SOCIALLegislationReviewCommittee ReportofthecommitteeontheLawSocietyAct agreementtodelaybillp.2776 Decker,Hon.Christopher(L,StraitofBelleIsle) ADSCommittee Interimfmancingp.1102 ALCOHOLandDrugDependencyCommission Transferofservicestoregionalcommunity healthboardsp.696-98 ANDERSONCentre Counsellingservices-statusp.1314 BELLIslandhospital Statusofdoctorsp.1342 BUDGETDebatep.640-46 COMMUN1TYcolleges Reducedfundingp.2921-22 CORNERBrookwatersupply Contaminationp.61$;726-27 DEBATEontheAdjournment CornerBrookwatersupplyp.

Healthcare-CardiologyUnit 1369 Healthcare-hospitalservicesp.304-05 LongHarbour-toxicemissionsp.1231-32 Schoolboards-budgetaryallocationsp.284041 SchoolboardsinLabradorWest-miningcom paniescutbackingrantsp.2839 Studentaid-administeringofStudentLoanPro gramp.2034-35 Studentaid-appealsp.2287-88;2653-54 DENTALhealthprogramforchildren Changesp.501-03 DEPARTMENTofHealth NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91 toOct/91p.1316 DEPARTMENTofHealthAct(Bill38) Noticeofmotionp.1678 ECONOMICplan Strategiceconomicplanp.2921-22 EDUCATION Post-secondary-cutinbudgetp.2$82;2993 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1629-31;1729-31 FINANCIALsituation Schoolboards,communitycollegesanduniver sity-reductioninexpendituresp.2407-0$;2477-79 FISHERY Adjustmentrecoveryprogram-trainingand educationp.2370-71 GRENFELLCollegeinCornerBrook-increasein funding Debatep.2592-96 Amendmentp.2596 HAPPYValley-GooseBay Designworkfornewhospitalp.582-83 HEALTHcare Answertoquestionregardingconversationwith PresidentofPsychiatricAssociationp.419 BaieVerteHospital-ultrasoundmachinep.249- 51 ConsolidationoftheSt.John’shospitalservice p.352-53 JanewayHospital-waitinglistforadmissionp. 375-77 MyelogramXrays-waitingperiodsathospitals p.1813-14 Statusofhospitalservices;waitinglistforcardiac surgeryp.281;304-05;1339-41;1369;1374-76 Travelcostsincreasep.539-40 HOSPITALboards Reductioninnumberofboards;St.John’sHospi talboardsp.693-96 HOSPITALinLabradorWest Take-overofhospitalbyGrenfellServicesp. 1343-44 LITTLEBayIslands TransferofcrablicenceofS.T.JonesandSons Limitedp.818 LONGHarbourphosphorousplant Decommissioning;environmentalstatementby AlbrightandWilsonp.955 Toxicemissionsp.1201-03;1231-32 LONGHarbour/Placentiaarea ReportoffindingsbyDr.Bertell;toxicemissions fromLongHarbourplantp.955;1201 MCP Investigationintosecurity;recommendationsp. 142-43 ReportbyJohnClarketoinvestigatecomplaints atMCP,tabledp.584 MEDICALCareCommission Reporttabledp.471 MEMORIALUniversity Budgetcutannouncedinfinancialstatementp. 2919-21 TeacherinternshipprograminwesternLabrador p.2582-83 726-27 atthehospitalp. 63

HANSARD SPEAKER IIDEX Tuition fees; provincial grants and the bursaiy program p. 2773-75 MENINGITIS situation Update of situation in Labrador West p. 779-80 MINISTERIAL Statements Royal Commission on Education - Government’s position on the recommendations; discussions with denominational authorities p. 2291 NORTH Haven Manor Senior citizen’s home in Lewisporte p. 1100-01 ORAL Questions ADS Committee - provincial government to pro vide interim financing p. 1102 Alcohol and Drug Dependency Commission - transfer of services p. 696-98 Anderson Centre - counselling services; status p. 1314 Baie Verte Hospital - ultrasound machine p. 249- 51 Bell Island hospital - situation regarding doctors p. 1342 Community colleges - reduced funding p. 2921-22 Corner Brook water supply contamination; government assistance p. 618 Dental health program for children - changes p. 501-03 Education - cut in budget p. 22$2;2993 Fishery - adjustment program - training and education p. 2370-71 Happy Valley - Goose Bay - design work for new hospital p. 582-83 Health care - status of hospital services; waiting list for cardiac surgery p. 281;1339-41;1374-76 Health care - travel costs increase p. 539-40 Health care - waiting list for admission to the Janeway Hospital p. 375-77 Hospital boards - reduction in number of boards; St.

John’s Hospital boards p. 693-96 Hospital in Labrador West - take-over of hospi tal by Grenfell Services p. 1343-44 Hospitals - consolidation of the St. John’s hospi tal service p. 352-53 Long Harbour phosphorous plant - cleanup pro cedure agreement with Albiight and Wilson p. 955 Long Harbour phosphorous plant - toxic emis sions p. 1201-03 Long Harbour/Placentia area - report of findings by Dr.

Bertell; toxic emissions from Long Har bour plant p. 955;1201 MCP - investigation and recommendations p. 142- 43 Memorial University - budget cut announced in financial statement p. 29 19-21 Memorial University - teacher internship program in western Labrador p. 2582-83 Memorial University - tuition fees - grant pro gram p. 2773-75 Meningitis situation - Labrador West p. 779-80 Myelogram X rays - waiting period at hospitals p. 1813-14 North Haven Manor senior citizen’s home - government funding; board appointments p. 1100- 01 Public Service Commission - recommendations for the position of president of Central New foundland College p. 2471-74 Rigolet water supply - fluoride levels p. 180-8 1 School boards - budget reduction p. 3035-36 School boards - clawback of school tax revenue collected p. 2811-12 School boards - implementation of new grant sys tem p. 2882-85 School boards - level of funding for 1992-93 p. 2775-76 School boards in Labrador West - mining com panies cutback in grants p. 2732-34 School boards, community colleges and Univer sity - reduction in expenditures p. 2407-0$;2477-79 School tax - $lOm announced in mini-budget - ar rears p. 343 Strategic economic plan - government’s position p. 2921-22 Student aid - administering of Student Loan Pro gram p. 1930-31 Student aid - appeals p. 2222;2585-$6;2774 Student aid - changes concerning survivor’s benefits from Canada Pension p. 2440-41 Student Aid Division - layoff notices p. 2514 Student aid for single parents on social assistance pursuing post-secondary education p. 2004 Substitute teachers p. 2515 Teachers’ - discussions with NTA regarding cut backs p. 2516 Teachers’ agreement - changes in contract; severance pay p. 247$ Waste incineration plant for St.

John’s area - dis cussions with company in New York p. 1204- 05; 1450 PATEY, Francis, best wishes on his book “The Jolly Poker” p. 1270 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1152-54 PUBLIC Service Commission Appointment of new selection committee p. 2473 Committee recommendations for the position of president of Central Newfoundland College p. 247 1-74 64

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Pointofprivilegep.292 YorkP.1204- QUESTIONSontheOrderPaperSubstituteteachers-cost-remarksbyMinister MinisterofHealth-numberoftripstakenfromofEducationP.2780 Sept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#8)p.1316TEACI{ERSinLabradorWest REGISTEREDNursesAct(Bill19)Layoffsandcutbacksp.2732 Noticeofmotionp.857WASTEincinerationplantforSt.John’sarea REPORTSTabledAnswertoquestionp.1244 MC?-investigationofcomplaints-reportbyDiscussionswithcompanyinNew JohnClarkep.58405;1450 MedicalCareCommissionreportp.471WELFAREInstitutionsAct(Bill33) RIGOLETwatersupplyNoticeofmotionp.1532 FluoridelevelsP18081Dicks,Mr.Paul(I,HumberWest) ROYALCommissiononEducationELECHONSAct,1991(Bill1) Government’spositiononthereconunendations;Secondreadingp.404-07 CabinetCommitteeappointedtohavediscussionsFINANCIALstatement withdenominationalauthoritiesp.2291Debateonministerialstatementp.2903-05 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabularyAct(Bill56)GARBAGEincinerationprojectforLongHarbour CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3516-18Residentsprotestingtheproposalp.2634 SCHOOLboardsGRENFELLCollegeinCornerBrook-increasein Memoregardingbudgetaryallocations-claw-ding backofschooltaxrevenuep.2775-76;2811-Debatep.2600-04 12;2840-41PETITIONS Newgrantsystemp.2882-85GarbageincinerationprojectforLongHarbour Reductioninbudgetp.3035-36 p.2634 SCHOOLboardsinLabradorWestSTATEMENTSbyMemberforHumberEastregard- Miningcompaniescutbackingrantsp.2732-ingallegationsofpoliticalinterferenceinjusticesys 34;2$39tern SCHOOLTaxAuthorities Schooltax-$lOmannouncedinmini-budget-ar rearsp.34.83Doyle,Mr.Norman(PC,HarbourMain) SOCIALassistanceADSCommittee Aidforsingleparentspursuingpost-secondaryInterimfinancingp.885-86 educationp.2004BELLIslandhospital SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur-Stauofdoctorsp.1341 renceMotion)DEBATEontheAdjournment Debatep.1546-48Healthcare-CardiologyUnitatthehospitalp.

STUDENTaid1368 AdministeringofStudentLoanProgramp.1930-Healthcare-hospitalservicesp.303-04 31;2034-35Holyroodgeneratingstation-emissionsp.2465- Answertoquestionsconcerningincomefrom CanadaPensionp.Hospitalandnursinghomeboard-reductionin Studentappealsp.2222;2287-88;25$5-86;2653-expenditurep.2467-68 54;2774LongHarbour-toxicemissionsp.1230-31 Survivor’sbenefitsreceivedfromCanadaPen-Municipaltaxonutilitycompanies-effecton sion-changeinregulationsp.244041TownofConceptionBaySouthp.264748 STUDENTAidDivisionDENTALhealthprogramforchildren Layoffnoticesissuedtosomeemployeesp.2514Changesp.501-02 TEACHERSDEPARTMENTofHealthAct(Bill38) Changesincontractp.2478Secondreadingp.253741 Compensationpackage;collectivebargainingPECONOMICplan 2748;2815Jobcreationp.34 DiscussionswithNTAregardingsalarycutbacksGARBAGEdisposalandindustrialwasteimportation p.2516Debatep.1652-57 Substituteteachersp.2515GARBAGEincinerationprojectforLongHarbour 65

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Residents protesting the proposal p. 2629 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 1575-85 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) Debate p. 1382-84 HEALTH and Social Agencies Act (Bill 46) Second reading p. 2680-8 1 HEALTH care Bale Verte Hospital - ultrasound machine p. 249- 50 Consolidation of the St.

John’s hospital service p. 351-53 Hospitals and nursing homes - reduction in budget for remainder of fiscal year p. 2404- 06;2438-40;2467-68 Janeway Hospital - waiting list for admission p. 375-77 Myelogram X rays - waiting periods at hospitals p. 1813-14 Reduction in budget for balance of the year p. 3034 Status of hospital services; waiting list for cardiac surgery p. 281 -82303-04;3 17; 1339-40; 1368; 1374-75 Travel costs increase p. 539 Unnecessary medical procedures p. 2551-52 HEALTH care costs of transplant surgery for a Mr.

Bailey p. 2184-85 HOLYROOD generating station Emission readings p. 2334-35;2465-66 HOSPiTAL in Labrador West Cut in budget p. 2404 LONG Harbour phosphorous plant Cleanup procedure p. 1203-04 Toxic emissions p. 1201-03;1230-31 LONG Harbour site if proposal submitted by an American company p. 2219-20 LONG Harbour/Placentia area Report of findings by Dr.

Bertell; toxic emissions from Long Harbour plant p. 1201 MAMMOGRAPHY services Government policy; committee established p. 2180 Waiting list for mammography test p. 1743-44 MCP Audit procedure p. 1412-14 Investigation into security; recommendations p. 142-43 Reduction in budget for three month period p. 3034 MEDICAL Act (Bill 40) Second reading p. 2683 MENINGITIS situation Outbreak in St.

John’s area p. 1412 Update of situation in Labrador West p. 779 Vaccination p. 2925 MUNICIPAL business tax applicable to utility com panies Town of Conception Bay South - new utility tax p. 2586-87;2647-48 ORAL Questions ADS Committee - provincial government to pro vide interim financing p. 885-86 Bale Verte Hospital - ultrasound machine p. 249- 50 Bell Island hospital - situation regarding doctors p. 1341 Dental health program for children - changes p. 501-02 Health care - reduction in budget for remainder of the year p. 3034 Health care - status of hospital services; waiting list for cardiac surgery p. 281-82;317;1339- 40; 1374-75 Health care - travel costs increase p. 539 Health care - unnecessary medical procedures p. 2551-52 Health care - waiting list for admission to the Janeway Hospital p. 375-77 Holyrood generating station - emission readings p. 2334-35 Hospitals - consolidation of the St.

John’s hospi tal service p. 351-53 Hospitals and nursing homes - reduction in budget for remainder of fiscal year p. 2404- 06;2438-40 Job creation p. 34 Long Harbour phosphorous plant - cleanup pro cedure agreement with Mbright and Wilson p. 1203-04 Long Harbour phosphorous plant - toxic emis sions p. 1201-03 Long Harbour site - garbage incineration project p. 22 19-20 Long Harbour/Placentia area - report of findings by Dr.

Bertell; toxic emissions from Long Har bour plant p. 1201 Mammography test - waiting period p. 1743-44 MCP - audit procedure p. 1412-14 MCP - investigation and recommendations p. 142- 43 MCP - reduction in budget for three month period p. 3034 Meningitis - inoculation program for New foundland similar to one for Quebec p. 2925 Meningitis - outbreak in St. John’s area p. 1412 Meningitis situation - Labrador West p. 779 66

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX MyelogramXrays-waitingperiodathospitals p.1813-14 Publicsectorlayoffs;Budgetp.35;468-69 TownofConceptionBaySouth-effectofnew municipaltaxonutilitycompaniesp.2586-87 TransplantsurgeryinPhiladelphiahospitalfora Mr.Bailey-healthcarecostsp.2184-$5 PUBLiCSectorRestraintAct,1992(Bill17) Secondreadingp.$94;909-14;934-37 PUBLICservice LayoffsinBudgetp.35;468-69 REGISTEREDNursesAct(Bill19) Secondreadingp.2206 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.1949-50 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(Bill20) Secondreadingp.2232-35 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(No.2)(Bill42) Secondreadingp.3143-44 WELFAREInstitutionsAct(Bill33) Secondreadingp.2536 WORLDAIDSDaydesignatedp.2730 Dumaresque,Mr.Daniel(L,EagleRiver) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Moverp.9-13 CHANGEthenameoftheprovince-selectcommit teeappointed Reportofselectcommitteetabledp.2189 CHANGEthenameoftheprovincetotheProvince ofNewfoundlandandLabrador Debatep.830-34 DAYofmourningbeofficiallydeclaredforworkers killedorinjuredintheworkplace Debatep.1332-34 ECONOMICsituation Debatep.1184-88 ELECTIONAct,JuryActandtheElectionsAct, 1991(Bill74) Secondreadingp.3234-36 ELECTIONofwomentotheHouseofAssembly Debatep.269-70 ELECTIONSAct,1991(Bill1) Secondreadingp.328-32;1115-20 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1770- 73;1800-02 ELECTORALBoundariesAct(Bill62) Secondreadingp.3456-59 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1718-20 FINANCIALstatement Debateonministerialstatementp.2856-60 FISHERY-extensionofmanagementjurisdiction (ProcedureunderS.O.23) Debatep.190-93 FISHINGindustry-impactofthemoratorium Debatep.1978-81 HEALTHandPost-SecondaryEducationTaxAct (PayrollTax) Debatep.1433-36 IMPAIREDdriving Legislationp.931 INCOMETaxAct Debatep.1290-92 PETITIONS Impaireddrivingincidents-penaltiesp.931 PRIVILEGESandElectionsCommitteereporton theElectionsAct Reporttabledp.957 Tabledasecondreportdealingwiththeissuing ofspecialballotsandaccessibilityforthedis abledp.1933 REPORTSTabled PrivilegesandElectionsCommitteereportson theElectionsActp.957;1933 SelectCommitteeappointedtodraftanAddress inReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone-report presentedp.40 SelectCommitteereportonchangingthename oftheProvincep.2189 ROYALCanadianLegiondartteamfromHappy Valley-GooseBay,congratulationsp.1163 SELECTCommitteebeappointedtodraftanAd dressinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Reportpresentedp.40 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.1542 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.1956-57;2176-77 TEACHERS Compensationpackage;collectivebargainingp. 2819 TRANS-LabradorHighway-re-opentheRailsfor Roadsdeal Noticeofmotionp.701 TRANS-LabradorHighwayrequestforfederalfund ing Noticeofmotionp.2336 Debatep.2412-15;2431-33 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(No.2)(Bill42) Secondreadingp.3154-55 WORKERS’CompensationAct(Bill4$) Secondreadingp.2381-86 Efford,Mr.John(I,PortdeGrave) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Debatep.56-63 67

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX BUDGET Debate p. 719-25 CHILD Welfare Act (Bill 68) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3631 ECONOMY - government plan to stimulate the economy and reduce taxation Debate p. 2965-68 FOREIGN overfishing Debate p. 431-35 HIGhWAY Traffic Act (No. 2) (Bill 41) Second reading p. 3165-66 INCOME Tax Act Debate p. 1249-52;1282-84 PETITIONS Post office in Shearstown - closure p. 1213 Teachers agreement - compensation package; col lective bargaining p. 2745 POST office in Shearstown Closure p. 1213 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Second reading p. 754-58;965-68 SEAL harvest off the coast Notice of motion p. 2555-56 Debate p. 278 1-85;2800-03 SHOPS’ Closing Act (Bill 22) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3614-16 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Debate p. 2010-12;2024-27;2029-31;2171-73 TEACHERS Compensation package; collective bargaining p. 2745 WASTE Material Disposal Act (No. 2) (Bill 42) Second reading p. 3151-52 Flight, Hon.

Graham (L, Windsor-Buchans) ABITIBI-Price Financial situation of Olympia and York, owners of Gulf Oil p. 375 Stephenville mill - wood imported from Prince Edward Island p. 2188;2298-99 AGRICULTURAL Products Marketing Board Re-appointment of Scott Simmons as Chairman p. 416-18 AMALGAMATION Agricultural zone - review of Northeast Avalon area p. 1784-85 Goulds - tax increase to farmers p. 179-80 AVIAN Emblem of the Province Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 2210 BIG game licences Moose Jicences in Labrador - extension to dead line for applications p. 310 CHRISTMAS tree operation Establishment p. 3645-46 CORNER Brook water supply Contamination p. 618-19 CROWN Lands Act Residents protesting

Section 7 of the act regard ing the access to ponds p. 1280 DEBATE on the Adjournment Long Harbour garbage incinerator project p. 1699-1700 Provincial parks p. 1371 DEPARTMENT of Forestry and Agriculture Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct/91 p. 1065 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Coiiumttee of Supply p. 1733-35 FARM Products Corporation Act (Bill 10) Notice of motion p. 321 Second reading p. 2199;2204-05 FIRE suppression equipment purchase Agreement with Helitactics Limited p. 3127 FORESTRY industry 20 Year Development Plan tabled p. 2917 Export of lumber products p. 3475 Lumber production p. 700-01;854-55 Planting program p. 850 GARBAGE disposal and industrial waste importation Debate p. 1657-61 GOULDS Agricultural zone - review p. 737-38 GRAND Falls mill Report of the committee into the closing of machine number six p. 852 HERDER Memorial Trophy play-offs - congratula tions to both rural teams p. 1019 KRUGER and/or Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Recall of loggers p. 1415 LIVESTOCK Owners’ Compensation Board Annual report tabled p. 3483 LONG Harbour phosphorous plant Answers to questions regarding the clean-up at Long Harbour and red herring being caught by fishermen p. 1494 Pollution levels in the area p. 1487-88 LONG Harbour site Garbage incineration project p. 1699-1700 MINISTERIAL Statements fire suppression equipment purchase - agreement with Newfoundland owned company p. 3127 Forest industry - export of lumber products p. 3475 Forestry Development Plan p. 2917 Moose licences - extension to deadline for applica tions in Labrador p. 310 National Wildlife Week p. 611 Sawmill operations at Roddickton - purchased by an Austrian interest p. 498 68

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Sprayprogramfor1992p.1809 MOKAMIDevelopmentAssociation Woodsupplyp.1786 NATIONALWildlifeWeekp.611 NEWFOUNDLANDCropInsuranceAgency Annualreportandfmancialstatementstabledp. 3483 NEWFOUNDLANDFarmProducts Annualreporttabledp.740 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PriceinStephenville-woodsupplyfrom PrinceEdwardIslandp.21$8;2298-99 AgriculturalProductsMarketingBoard-Scott Simmons,Chairmanp.416-18 Amalgamation-Goulds-taxincreasefor farmersp.179-80 Christmastreeindustry-processtoestablishan operationp.3645-46 CornerBrookwatersupplycontamination; governmentassistancep.618-19 Forestryindustry-lumberproductionp.700- 01;854-55 Forestryindustiy-plantingprogramp.850 Goulds-agriculturalzone-reviewp.737-38;1764- 85 GrandFallsmill-reportofthecommitteeregard ingtheclosingofmachinenumbersixp.852 KrugerinCornerBrook-recallofloggersp.1415 LongHarbour-levelofpollutionintheareap. 1487-88 MokamiDevelopmentAssociation-woodallot mentp.1786 OlympiaandYorkownersofGulfOil,fmancial situationregardingAbitibi-Pricep.375 Provincialparks-useofpermits;openingand closingdatesp.1342-43 Sprayprogramfor1992-93seasonp.1785-86 Taskforceonagriculture-Hulanreportand recommendationsp.3191-93 UraniummineatPostvitle;Kitts-Michelinsitep. 251-52 WoodshipmentfromGooseBaytoStephenville- statusoftheexperimentp.853 WooddaleTreeNursery-privatizationp.851- 53;1127-29 POWER,Charles,MHAforFenyland,bestwishes uponhisresignationfromtheHousep.1551 PROVINCIALparks Useofpet-nuts;openingandclosingdatesp.1342- 43;1371 PROVINCIALParksAct(Bill23) Noticeofmotionp.1103 Secondreadingp.1865-67 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1878-79 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper MinisterofForestryandAgriculture-numberof tripstakenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.10)p. 1065 REPORTSTabled LivestockOwners’CompensationBoardannual reportp.3423 NewfoundlandCropInsuranceAgencyannual reportandfmancialstatementsp.3423 NewfoundlandFarmProductsannualreportp. 740 ROBERTS,FireChief,congratulationsforhisef fortsonbehalfoftheJanewayHospitalp.1447 SAWMILLoperationsatRoddickton PurchasedbyanAustrianinterestp.498 SPRAYprogram Programfor1992p.1809 ReportfromForestryCanadap.1785-86 TASKforceonagriculture Hulanreportandrecommendationsp.3191-93 URANIUMmineatPostville Kitts-Miclielinsitep.251-52 WOODshipmentfromGooseBaytoStephenville Statusoftheexperimentp.853 WOODDALETreeNursery Privatizationp.851-53 Privatizationrecallofworkersp.1127-29 furey,Hon.Charles(L,St.Barbe) ANNIVERSARYofdiscoveryofNewfoundlandby JohnCabot Anniversarycorporationformedp.841 CO-OPERATIVESocietiesAct(Bill47) Secondreadingp.2719-21 DEBATEontheAdjournment FisheriesLoanBoard-bankguaranteeloanpro gramp.1372-73 LittleBayIslands-transferofcrabprocessing licencep.877-78 MaiystownShipyard-salep.168-69 SealingAssociation-provincialfundingp.730-31 DEPARTMENTofDevelopment NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91 toOct/91p.1208 DEPARTMENTofIndustryTradeandTechnology Reductioninbudgetp.2951-52 ECONOMICRecoveryCommission Answertoquestionregardingthebudgetp.3042 ECONOMY Government’splantostimulateinvestmentp. 2403-04 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabradorCor poration Annualreporttabledp.2224 69

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX financial statements tabled p. 181 List of companies and the type of loans provided (Answer to questions) p. 1679 List of individual loans to companies p. 887-89 Projects funded types of businesses qualified for funding P. 1309-11 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 1712-16;1737-39;1755-62 FINANCIAL statement Department of Jndustiy Trade and Technology - reduction in budget P. 2951-52 FISHERIES Loan Board Bank guarantee loan program p. 1372-73 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) Debate p. 1389-9 1 LIThE Bay Islands Transfer of crab licence of S.T.

Jones and Sons Limited p. 812;877-7$ MARINE Atlantic Error in brochure printed for circulation p. 410 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Proposed sale (Kvaemer Group) p. 70-71;16$-69 Short-term job prospects p. 2004-05 Strategy plans p. 103 MINISTERIAL Statements Aimiversary of discovery of Newfoundland - John Cabot Anniversary Corporation formed p. 841 ORAL Questions Department of Industry Trade and Technology - reduction in budget p. 2951-52 Economy - government’s plan to stimulate invest ment p. 2403-04 Enterprise Newfoundland - list of individual loans to companies p. 887-89 Enterprise Newfoundland - projects funded; busi nesses qualified for funding P. 1309-11 Little Bay Islands - transfer of crab processing licence p. 812 Marystown Shipyard - proposed sale p. 70-71;103 Maiystown Shipyard - short-term job prospects p. 2004-05 Provincial parks - use of permits; opening and closing dates p. 1343 Roddickton fish plant - beneficiary of insurance as result of fire two years before; claim; reconstruction inquiry p. 1492 Sunday hunting - status p. 2554 PICCADILLY/Abrahams Cove Water system p. 859 PROVINCIAL parks Use of permits; opening and closing dates p. 1343 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Amdt.) (Bill 64) Second reading p. 3253-55;3270-71 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Second reading p. 764-68 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Minister of Development - number of trips taken from Sept/91 to Oct/91 (W.Q. #2) p. 1208 REPORTS Tabled Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador Corpora tion annual report p. 2224 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador Corpora tion fmancial statements p. 181 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate p. 1471-75; 1479-81; 1499-1502; 1505-06 RODDICKTON fish plant Answer to question regarding ENL involvement in the plant p. 1509 Insurance cheque; amount of claim paid to Enterprise Newfoundland p. 1492 SEAL fishery Provincial funding p. 730-3 1 SUNDAY hunting Answer to questions p. 2558 Status p. 2554 Gibbons, Hon.

Dr.

Rex (L, St John’s West) CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Im plementation (Newfoundland) Act (Bill 24) Notice of motion p. 1103 Second reading p. 1833 CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Im plementation (Newfoundland) Act (No. 2) (Bill 69) Notice of motion P. 2994 Second reading p. 3121-24 CHURCHILL Falls Labrador Corporation rational expenses; employees exempt from Bill 17 p. 1642 COME by Chance oil refmery Layoffs; future of the refmery p. 1746;1811-12 CUMBERLAND Farms Incorporated Bankruptcy - effect on Come by Chance p. 924; 18 12 DEBATE on the Adjournment Lower Churchill development - status of negotia tions with Quebec p. 575 Mining industry - payroll tax p. 2037-38 Upper Churchill - contract with Hydro Quebec; hydro rates p. 308-09 DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct/91 p. 1532 ELECTRICAL problems caused by sleet storm - up date p. 693 ELECTRICAL rates 70

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX PDDsubsidyp.1563 ReportofBoardofCommissionersofPublic Utilitiesforproposedrateincreasesp.$07 FLATBayBrook InvestigationintohydrostationownedbyNew foundlandPowerp.1452 GASOLINEanddieselfuel Pricesp.3191 HIBERNIAproject ActivitiesonthesiteatBullArmp.1596 BullAnn-reschedulingp.69 BullArmsite-meetingwithworkersp.374-75 BullAnnSite-updateonprojectp.2142 NegotiationswithTexacop.2142 Searchfornewinvestorsp.67-68;l01-03;374;1595- 96 HOPEBrookgoldmine ConclusionofagreementwithRoyalOakMines p.890 Statusp.106-07;252;354;582 LOWERChurchilldevelopment ImpactofcancellationoftheGreatWhale projectp.470-71 Nativelandclaimsissuep.884-85 StatusofnegotiationswithHydroQuebecp.2000 Update;statusofnegotiationswithHydro Quebecp.540-41;575;883-84;952;1810-11 MINERALAct(Bill5$) Noticeofmotionp.2519 Secondreadingp.3043;3045-46 MINERALLicencesandMiningLeasesreport Tabledp.1456 MININGindustry Payrolltaxp.200&07;2037-38 MINISTERIALStatements Electhcitysituation-updateonproblemscaused bysleetstormp.693 HopeBrookgoldmine-agreementwithRoyal Oakp.890 NationalTourismWeekp.1093 Onshorepetroleumexploration-successfulbid dersannouncedp.916 PublicUtilitiesBoardreportforrateincreases forNewfoundlandLightandHydro’sruralcus tomersp.807 NATIONALTourismWeekp.1093 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro Annualreporttabledp.1381 OFFSHOREPetroleumBoard Annualreporttabledp.2147 ONSHOREpetroleumexploration Successfulbiddersannouncedp.916 ORALQuestions ChurchillFallsLabradorCorporation-operation alexpenses;employeesexemptfromBill17p. 1642 ComebyChanceoilrefmeiy-layoff;statusp. 1746;1811-12 CumberlandFaintsIncorporatedinreceivership- effectonComebyChancep.924 Electricalratestoruralcustomers-PDDsubsidy p.1563 RatBayBrook-environmentaldamagecaused bycollapseofdamatLookoutBrook;investiga tionp.1452 Gasolineanddieselfuel-pricesp.3191 Hibemia-negotiationswithTexaco;updateon BullAnnprojectp.2142 HibemiaprojectBullArm;searchfornewinves torsp.67-69;101-03;374-75;1595-96 HopeBrookgoldmine-statusp.106- 07;252;354;582 LowerChurchilldevelopment-impactofcancel lationoftheGreatWhaleprojectp.470-71 LowerChurchilldevelopment-statusofnegotia tionswithHydroQuebecp.2000 LowerChurchilldevelopment-update;negotia tionswithQuebec;nativelandclaimsp.540- 41;883-85;952;1810-11 Miningindustry-resultofpayrolltaxp.2006-07 Sheshatshiu-removalofhydrometersfrom homesp.2002 UpperChurchill-contractwithHydroQuebec; hydroratesp.278 PUBLICUtilitiesAct(Bill1$) Noticeofmotionp.545 Secondreadingp.659;663 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.705 PUBLICUtilitiesBoardofCommissionersreporton electricalrateincreasesp.807 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper MinisterofMinesandEnergy-numberoftrips takenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#5)p.1532 REPORTSTabled MineralLicencesandMiningLeasesreportp. 1456 NewfoundlandHydroannualreportp.1381 OffshorePetroleumBoardannualreportp.2147 SIIESHATSHIU Removalofhydrometersfromhomesp.2002 UPPERChurchillcontract ContractwithHydroQuebec-hydroratesp. 278;308-09 Gilbert,Mr.David(L,Burgeo-Bayd’EspoIr) BUDGETDebatep.604-09;620-21 FISHplantatRamea 71

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Northern cod moratorium p. 2266 FISHERY - extension of management jurisdiction (Procedure under S.O. 23) Debate p. 200-02 INSHORE fishery on south coast - extension of UI benefits Notice of motion p. 925 Debate p. 995-99;1015-17 PETITIONS Fish plant in Ramea p. 2266 Gover, Hon.

Aubrey (L, Bonavtsta South) BEACHES, White Bay South Construction of a new breakwater p. 110 CAPITAL roads program funding for previous year p. 214 Priority basis p. 215-16 CARTWRIGHT New road equipment p. 2662 DEBATE on the Adjournment Trans-Labrador Highway - Labrador West to Churchill Falls p. 172-73 DEPARTMENT of Transportation Layoff of maintenance personnel p. 471 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services Chauffeurs employed by the department - list of duties p. 1452-53 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion Answer to questions regarding reclassifications p. 3081 Consultants hired for design work on capital works projects - selection process p. 2404;3643-45 Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct/91 p. 1103 Reclassifications p. 3040-41 DUMP truck industry Decisions based upon the recent Board Inquiry p. 649 Local preference policy p. 6$5-86;68$-$9 Public Utilities Board of Commissioners report released p. 650 FOGO Island ferry Construction p. 73-74; 104 FOGO Island/Change Island ferry service Answer to questions p. 2337 Two ferry system p. 2297-98 GOULDS Roads in agricultural area p. 619 GOULDS bypass road Status p. 3187-8$ I{IGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 13) Notice of motion p. 321 Second reading p. 2190;2197-99 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3276 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (No. 2) (Bill 41) Notice of motion p. 1894 Second reading p. 3163;3166 LOURDES community regarding the safety of the Mill Bridge p. 2338 LUNDRIGAN Group of Corner Brook Answer to question regarding renewal of lease for office space p. 472 Public tendering for office space p. 412 MINISTERIAL Statements Dump truck industry - decisions based upon the Public Utilities Board Inquiry p. 649 MUNICIPALITIES MOG system - road component p. 2925 ORAL Questions Capital roads program p. 214-16 Cartwright - new road equipment p. 2662 Consultants hired to do design work on capital works projects - status p. 2403;3643-45 Department of Transportation - layoff of main tenance personnel p. 471 Department of Works Services - chauffeurs employed by the department - list of duties p. 1452-53 Department of Works Services and Transporta tion - reclassifications p. 3040-41 Dump truck industry - local preference policy p. 685-86;6$8-89 Fogo Island ferry - construction p. 73-74;104 Fogo Island/Change Island ferry service p. 2297- 98 Goulds - roads in agricultural area p. 619 Goulds bypass road - status p. 3187-88 Highways condition - winter

schedule p. 687-88 Lundrigan Group of Corner Brook - public tendering for office space p. 412 Mall Bay - road upgrading and paving p. 1892-93 Municipalities - municipal operating grant - road component p. 2925 Outer Ring Road p. 213-14 Public Service Commission - competition for registrar’s position in Grand Falls p. 378-79 Trans-Canada Highway - highway between Corner Brook and Deer Lake p. 418-19 Trans-Labrador Highway - Ossok Bridge; main tenance program; negotiations with CF(L)Co p. 144-45;615-17;735-37; 1314-15; 1597 Transportation - freeze on hiring seasonal workers p. 2298 Transportation - winter shift schedule; accidents on TCH p. 2364-66;240$-09;2435-37 Vehicle and driver registration - increase in fees announced in financial statement p. 3646 72

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Winterland-upgradingofairstripandaccess roadp.1063-64;1567 Wooddale-roadconditionsp.138-39 OUTERRingRoad Statusp.213-14 PIPPYParkCommission Annualreporttabledp.1135 PUBLICServiceCommission Jobcompetitionforregistrar’spositioninGrand Fallsp.378-79 PUBLICTenderAct Exceptionstabledp.254;471;816;1455;1974;2625 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper MinisterofWorks,ServicesandTransportation- numberoftripstakenfromSept/91toOct/91 (W.Q.#13)p.1103 REPORTSTabled PippyParkCommissionannualreportp.1135 PublicTenderActExceptionsp. 254;471;$16;1455;1974;2625 PublicUtilitiesBoardofCommissionersreport intothedumptruckindustryp.650 STATEMENTSbyMemberforHumberEastregard ingallegationsofpoliticalinterferenceinjusticesys tem Pointofprivilegep.296 TRANS-CanadaHighway HighwaybetweenCornerBrookandDeerLake p.418-19 TRANS-LabradorHighway OssokBridge;roadfromLabradorCitytoChur chillFallsp.14445;172-73;735-37 WintermaintenancebyTownofHappyValley- GooseBayp.1314-15 Year-roundmaintenanceprogram;negotiations withCF(L)Cop.615-17;1597 TRANS-LabradorHighwayrequestforfederalfund ing Debatep.2427-31 TRANSPORTATION Answertoquestionsregardingaccidentsanthe TCHandthewinterschedulep.2409 BurinPeninsulaHighway-snowclearingp.218 ChanceCove-roadconditionsp.704 Dildo-roadconditionsp.704 Freezeonhiringseasonalworkersp.2298 HarbourMilleandLittleBayEast-roadcondi tionsp.286 HighwaytoGoosebenyCove-upgradingp.704 IslandHarbour-roadconditionsp.80 IslandHarbour-upgradingofsectionofroadp. 863 MallBay-roadupgradingandpavingp. 384;1892-93 Roadconditions-winterschedulep.687-88 Winterschedulep.240$-09;2435-37 Wintershiftschedule;accidentsonTCHp.2364- 66 Wooddale-roadconditionsp.138-39 VEHICLEanddriverregistration Increaseinfeesannouncedinfinancialstatement p.3646 WINTERLAND Upgradingofairstripandaccessroadp.1063- M;1567 Grimes,Hon.Roger(L,Exploits) BUILDINGSAccessibilityAct(Bill63) Noticeofmotionp.2887 Secondreadingp.3061-62;3066-67 BUILDINGSaccessibilityregulations Newregulationstabledp.3128 BULLArmsite Industrialaccidentandfatalityp.1127 Inquiryintoaccident;safetystandardsp.1236-38 COLLECTWEagreements Government’splantorepealtherestraintscon tainedinBill17p.2925-26 NTAreopenerclausep.652-53 Wagerollback;teachersandpublicsector employeesp.2518-19;25$2 DAYofmourningbeofficiallydeclaredforworkers killedorinjuredintheworkplace Debatep.1320-24 DAYofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredor disabledonthejobp.769 DEBATEontheAdjournment Workers’CompensationBoard-changesp.$73- 74 Workers’CompensationBoard-deliveryofser vicesp.306-07 DEPARTMENTofEmploymentandLabourRela tions AppointmentofPreventiveMediationCo-or dinatorp.137 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91 toOct/91p.1209 ECONOMICplan-government’simmediateplan Debatep.117-21 ELECTIONSAct,1991(Bill1) Secondreadingp.398-404 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1791-92 EMPLOYMENTcrisis Plantodealwithhighsocialassistancecaseload p.414-15 EMPLOYMENTprogram Plansforremainderoffiscalyearp.2622-24 Strategyplanp.107-08 73

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX FINANCIAL statement Debate on ministerial statement p. 2894-98 FISHERY Early retirement program clawback provision p. 2368-69 Emergency program to deal with areas not in cluded in cod moratorium package p. 243$ Provision in Budget to assist fishermen and fish plant workers p. 465-66 FISHING Industiy (Collective Bargaining) Act (Bill 8) Notice of motion p. 321 HUMAN Rights Code Act (Bill 25) Notice of motion p. 1135 INTERNATIONAL Day for the Elimination of Ra cial Discrimination p. 276 INTERNATIONAL Human Rights Day p. 2985 JOB creation programs Employment Generation Program - projects and jobs created p. 579 Employment programs (Answer to question) p. 619 Program announced on Sept. 18 - work for people not hired on these projects p. 1891-92;1973 When programs will be implemented p. 578- 79; 1744 KRUGER and/or Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Recall of loggers p. 1531 LABOUR Relations Board Report tabled p. 146 LABOUR Standards Act (Bill 32) Notice of motion p. 1416 Second reading p. 1834-36 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1880-si MINISTERIAL Statements Buildings accessibility regulations document tabled p. 3128 Day of observance for workers killed, injured or disabled on the job p. 769 Employment and Labour Relations - appoint ment of a Preventive Mediation Co-ordinator p. 137 International Day for Elimination of Racial Dis crimination p. 276 International Human Rights Day p. 2985 National Access Awareness Week p. 1593 Student employment program - list of projects ap proved p. 144748 NATIONAL Access Awareness Week and the needs of the disabled p. 1593 NEWFOUNDLAND Teachers’ Association Government’s decision regarding wage freeze p. 538-39 NOVA Scotia mining disaster Condolences to Speaker of the Nova Scotia Legis lawre and to the families concerned p. 1093 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 53) Notice of motion p. 2224 Second reading p. 3046-47;3059-60 ORAL Questions Bull Ann site - industrial accident and fatality; in quiiy; safety standards p. 1127;1236-3$ Collective agreements - government plan to repeal restraints contained in Bill 17 p. 2925-26 Collective agreements - legislation NTA p. 652-53 Collective agreements - wage rollback; NTA and public sector employees p. 251$-19;2582 Employment crisis - plan to deal with high social assistance caseload p. 414-15 Employment program - plans for remainder of fiscal year p. 2622-24 Employment program - strategy p. 107-08 Fishery - early retirement program for fishermen; clawback provision p. 2368-69 Fishery - emergency program to deal with areas not included in cod moratorium package p. 2438 Fishery - fmancial allocations to assist fishermen and fish plant workers p. 465-66 Job creation program - when programs will be implemented p. 57$-79;1744 Job creation program announced on Sept. 18 - work for people not hired on these projects p. 1891-92;1973 Kruger in Corner Brook - recall of loggers p. 1531 Newfoundland Teachers’ Association - government’s decision regarding wage freeze p. 538-39 Roddickton fish plant - beneficiary of insurance as result of fire two years before; claim; reconscruction inquiry p. 1493 Student Employment Program p. 1746 Teachers in Labrador West - layoffs and cut backs in salaries p. 2700 UI Stats Canada Report - decrease in number of unemployed p. 1097-98 Unemployment - employment for people not hired on the Emergency Response Program p. 1932 Unemployment - statistics; job creation p. 1744;2886 Unemployment - statistics; job loss p. 2185- $7;2217-19 Volunteer fire fighters - coverage under workers compensation p. 3077 Workers’ Compensation Board - benefits for in jured workers - nurses p. 808-10;1524-25 Workers’ Compensation Board - delivery of ser vices p. 284 74

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Workers’CompensationCommission-collective agreementsprovisionschangedwithrespectto workers’compensationp.1276-77;1525-26 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct,1992(Bill17) Secondreadingp.795-801 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1144- 46;1149-50 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper MinisterofEmploymentandLabourRelations- numberoftripstakenfromSept191toOct191 (W.Q.#14)p.1209 REPORTSTabled LabourRelationsBoardannualreportp.146 Workers’CompensationAppealTribunalannual reportp.701 Workers’CompensationCommissionannual reportp.658 RODDICKTONfishplant Unionbeingformedatplantp.1493 SCHOOLboardsinLabradorWest Miningcompaniescutbackingrantsp.2700 SHOPS’ClosingAct(Bill22) Noticeofmotionp.857 Secondreadingp.2683-86;2712 STUDENTEmploymentProgram P.1746 Listofprojectsapprovedp.1447 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.1908-10;1913-15;2154-56;2162-64 TEACHERSinLabradorWest Layoffsandcutbacksp.2700 UIStatsCanadaReport Decreaseinnumberofunemployedp.1097-98 UNEMPLOYMENT EmploymentforpeoplenothiredontheEmer gencyResponseProgramp.1932 Statistics;jobcreationp.1744;2$$6 Statistics;joblossp.21$5-$7;2217-19 WorkersfromBonavistarequestingqualification forunemploymentinsurancebenefitsp.1973 VOLUNTEERfirefighters Answertoquestionregardingworkerscompensa tioncoveragep.3138 Coverageunderworkerscompensationp.3077 WORKERS’CompensationAct(Bill48) Noticeofmotionp.2007 Secondreadingp.2270-82;2462-65;2482-85 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3286- 91;3298-99;3309-10 WORKERS’CompensationAct-amendments Changesinbenefitsp.34$5;3577 Protestingthechangestobenefitsandretraining policyp.1534 WORKERS’CompensationAppealTribunal Annualreporttabledp.701 WORKERS’CompensationBoard Annualreporttabledp.658 Benefitsforinjuredworkers-nursesp.808- 10;873-74;1524-25 Changeprovisionsincollectiveagreementswith respecttoworkers’compensationp.1276-77;1525- 26 Deliveryofservicesp.284;306-07 Gullage,Hon.Eric(I,Waterford-Kenmount) AIDSCommittee Interimfmancingp.885 AMALGAMATION Goulds-phaseinoftaxesp.2668 BOYS’HomeinWhitboume Answertoquestiontabledp.1456 Escapeofthreeyouthsp.2188-89 CHILDWelfareAct Amendmentsregardingchildabusep.1274 Amendmentstotheacttoprotectyoungpeople betweentheagesofsixteenandeighteenp. 2007;3188-89 Section49-childabusep.1061-62 Tabledanswertoquestionregardinglegislation p.1456 CHILDWelfareAct(Bill68) Noticeofmotionp.2994 Secondreadingp.3167-6$;3173;317$-$0 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3629;3638 COUNSELLINGservicesforsexualabusesurvivors Government’splansp.1313 DEBATEontheAdjournment DepartmentofSocialServices-front-line workersp.2289-90 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Approvalforhiringofadditionalsocialworkers forthechildwelfareprogramp.3069 AssistantDeputyMinisterpositionp.856 Budgetcutp.580 CommunityDevelopmentFundp.2624 Internalmanagementstudyindicatingthenum berofsocialworkersneededp.3190-91 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromSept/91 toOct/91p.1033 Realignmentofoffices;front-lineworkersp. 2255-57;2289-90 Reorganizationofregionaloffices;Fenneuseof ficep.1376-77 SocialAssistanceDivisionfinancialandstatistical reporttabledp.3080 Youthsupportservicesp.350-51 DISABLEDorganization Governmentfundingp.2734-35 75

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX EXECUTWE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 1608-10 FIRE on Harvey Road Destruction of records at the social services build mg; emergency social assistance p. 3570-71 Emergency response team p. 3571 HOME support program Status of the program p. 1377-78 HUGHES Commission of Inquiry Report Government’s progress on the recommendations p. 1021 Recommendations regarding Department of So cial Services and Child Welfare p. 855-57

Section regarding child abuse and Child Welfare Act p. 814 HUMAN Rights Code Discrin,ination regarding sexual orientation p. 1102 INSURANCE Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act (Bill 11) Second reading p. 1832 IRIS Kirby House Fund-raising drive by the St. John’s Rotary p. 610 MINISTERIAL Statements Advisory Committee report on training services, tabled p. 1634-36 Department of Social Services - approval for the hiring of additional social workers p. 3069 Hughes Commission of Inquiry report - government’s progress on the recommendations p. 1021 St.

John’s Rotary Club fund-raising drive for a new Ms Kirby Transition House p. 610 MUNICIPAL Grants Act (Bill 30) Notice of motion p. 1494 Second reading p. 2503-05 MUNICIPALITIES Operating grant structure p. 1379-80 ORAL Questions ADS Committee - provincial government to pro vide interim financing p. $85 Boys’ Home in Whitboume - incidents; escape of three youths p. 2182-89 Child Welfare Act - amendments p. 1274 Child Welfare Act - amendments to protect young people between the ages of sixteen and eighteen p. 2007;31$8-89 Child Welfare Act - changes to

Section 49 regard ing child abuse p. 1061-62 Community Development Fund - funding for employment p. 2624 Department of Social Services - Assistant Deputy Minister position p. 856 Department of Social Services - budget cut p. 580 Department of Social Services - internal study into the number of social workers needed p. 3 190- 91 Department of Social Services - office realign ment; workers transferred to front lines p. 2255- 57 Department of Social Services - reorganization of regional offices; fermeuse office p. 1376-77 Department of Social Services - youth support services p. 350-51 Disabled organization - government funding p. 2734-35 Fire on Harvey Road - destruction of records at the social services building; emergency social assis tance p. 3570-7 1 Fire on Harvey Road - setting up of an emergen cy response team p. 3571 Home support program - status of the program p. 1377-78 Hughes Commission of Inquiry Report - recom mendation regarding the crimes compensation program; Child Welfare Act p. 814;855-57 Human Rights Code - discrimination regarding sexual orientation p. 1102 Municipalities - operating grant structure; Towns of Torbay, Flatrock and Pouch Cove p. 1379-80 Roddickton fish plant - beneficiary of insurance as result of fire two years before; claim; reconsfl-uction inquiry p. 1491 Sexual assault survivors - counselling services p. 1313 Social assistance - child care subsidy for single parents pursuing post-secondary education p. 2475 Social assistance - child protection services - caseload analysis p. 2297;2406-07 Social assistance - increase in caseload p. 412- 13;1M3-44;1$89-91 Social assistance - regulations regarding main tenance and child support to single mothers p. 1274; 2474 Social Assistance Appeal Board - changes; Justice Steele inquiry p. 1782-83 Social assistance recipients - emergency housing repairs p. 1971;2145-47;2660-61 Social assistance recipients - single individual adults p. 1530-3 1 Transition home for Bunn Peninsula p. 415 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Minister of Social Services - number of trips taken from Sept/91 to Oct/91 (W.Q. #7) p. 1033 Social assistance caseload - tabled answer to ques tions asked during Estimates Committee debate p. 1456 REPORTS Tabled 76

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX SocialAssistanceDivisionofDepartmentofSo cialServicesfinancialandstatisticalreportp. 3080 ROBERTSON,Dr.Bobbie,congratulationson100th birthdayp.806 RODDICKTONfishplant Answertoquestionsregardingfireinsurance claimandchequeendorsementp.1532 Insurancecheque;amountofclaimpaidto EnterpriseNewfoundlandp.1491 SOCIALassistance Childcaresubsidyforsingleparentspursuing post-secondaryeducationp.2475 Childprotectionservices-caseloadanalysisp. 2297;2406-07 Increaseincaseloadp.412-13;l$$9-91 Regulationsregardingmaintenanceandchildsup porttosinglemothersp.1274;2474 Tabledanswertoquestionregardingcaseloadin childwelfare;updateonrealignmentp.2480 SOCIALAssistanceAppealBoard Changes;JusticeSteele’sreportp.1782-83 SOCIALassistancerecipients Assistanceforsingleindividualadultsp.1530-31 HomerepairstoahouseinthedistrictofBel levue(Answertoquestion)p.2813 Housingrepairprogram(answertoquestion)p. 2008 Housingrepairsp.1971;2145-47;2660-61 Statisticsp.1643-44 Tabledanswertoquestionregardingcaseloadp. 1456 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.1538-40 SOCIALWorkersAssociationAct(Bill12) Noticeofmotionp.321 Secondreadingp.1837-39 ST.John’sMapleLeafs-congratulatedonac complishmentsp.1558 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.1903-05 TAXATIONofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCom paniesAct(Bill73) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3660-61 TRAININGServicesProgram AdvisoryCommitteereporttabledp.1634-36 TRANSITIONhomeforBumPeninsula Financingp.415 Harris,Mr.Jack(NDP,St.John’sEast) ABBOTr,Beatoncondolencestofamilyupondeath p.29 AGREEMENTontheproceduretobefollowedin presentingthefinancialstatementandthedebatep. 2831 AIDSCommittee Interimfinancingp.1101 AMALGAMATION Goulds-taxincreasetofarmersp.139 ANDERSONCentre Counsellingservices-statusp.1314 ANNIVERSARYofthedateonwhichNew foundlandbecameapartofCanadap.497 ARTSCouncilawardspresentationp.1020 ATIDRNEYGeneralStatutesAmendmentAct(Bill 54) Secondreadingp.3031 AUDITORGeneralappointed-Mrs.ElizabethMar shall Debatep.476 AVIANEmblemoftheProvinceAct(Bill21) Secondreadingp.2210 BANIKHN,Mr.Cyril,condolencestofamilyupon deathp.916 BLUECrossInsurance Changes;effectongovernmentpensionersp.216 BUDGET Increaseinpersonalincometax;effectonsenior citizensp.470 BUUJ)INGSAccessibilityAct(Bill63) Secondreadingp.3063-66 BURT,Joy,congratulationsonpersonalaccomplish mentsasaworldpower-lifterp.1558 CANADA-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordIm plementation(Newfoundland)Act(No.2)(Bill69) Secondreadingp.3122-23 CHANGEthenameoftheprovincetotheProvince ofNewfoundlandandLabrador Debatep.836-37 CHIEFElectoralOfficer,Wayne Debatep.3162 CHILDsexualabusecampaign- ofBreaktheCycleFoundation Debatep.1134 CHILDWelfareAct Section49-childabusep.1061-62 CHILDWelfareAct(Bill68) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3630- 32;3637 CHRISTMAStreeoperation Establishmentp.3645-46 CHURCHleaderscoalitionregardingroleinthe rebuildingofthefisheryp.2693 COLLECTIVEagreements Government’splantorepealtherestraintscon tainedinBill17p.2925-26 Mitchellnominated supportforefforts 77

MANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Legislation p. 541-42 COMMENDATION to Sherry Dicker, a young Labradorian, upon act of bravery p. 2914 CONSTITUTIONAL meetings Aboriginal rights regarding self government p. 1675-77 COUNSELLING services for sexual abuse survivors Government’s plans p. 1313 COURTHOUSE in Brigus Closure p. 504 DAY of mourning be officially declared for workers killed or injured in the workplace Notice of motion p. 740 Request to approve resolution unanimously p. 819 Debate p. 1317-20;1336-38 DAY of observance for workers killed, injured or disabled on the job p. 769 DEBATE on the Adjournment Long Harbour garbage incinerator project p. 1698-99 Student aid - appeals p. 2286-87 DEPARTMENT of Health Act (Bill 38) Second reading p. 2645-47 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3349- 54;3359-62;3366-70,3373-7$ DEPARTMENT of Social Services Internal management study indicating the num ber of social workers needed p. 3190 DUMP truck industry Local preference policy p. 688-89 ECONOMIC and employment situation in the Province - discussions with the Prime Minister p. 2547 ECONOMIC situation Debate p. 1178-80 ELECTION Act, Jury Act and the Elections Act, 1991 (Bill 74) Second reading p. 3236-41 ELECTION of women to the House of Assembly Notice of motion p. 41 Debate p. 254-57;271-74 ELECTIONS Act, 1991 (Bill 1) Second reading p. 333-37;1138-41 ELECTORAL Boundaries Act (Bill 62) Second reading p. 3462-64 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador Cor poration Proposals for legal services p. 2991-93 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 1612-13 FEDERAL housing policy Changes; support for co-operative housing p. 105- 06 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 52) Second reading p. 2725-29;2751-53 FINANCIAL statement Debate on ministerial statement p. 2853-56 FIRE on Harvey Road Commendation to people who helped in prevent ing a disaster in St.

John’s Monday night p. 3559 Destruction of records at the social services build ing; emergency social assistance p. 3569-71 FISHERY Early retirement program for fishermen p. 2369 Federal NDP resolution regarding management over Nose and Tail of Grand Banks p. 924 Memorandum of Understanding between Canada and European Community regarding foreign over- fishing p. 3475 FISHERY - extension of management jurisdiction (Procedure under S.O. 23) Debate p. 202-04 FOREIGN overfishing - tabled statement delivered at Globe ‘92 Conference in Vancouver p. 245 FOREIGN overfishing issue Message to flotilla en route to Grand Banks p. 461 Update of trip and meetings p. 881 FORESTRY industry Lumber production p. 700;854-55 FORTIS Trust Tax measure covered under an amendment to the Financial Corporations Tax Act p. 2736-37 FREE trade agreement between Canada, United States and Mexico

Schedule hearings for Newfoundland p. 2956 GARBAGE importation and incineration proposal Notice of motion p. 1567-68 GARBAGE incineration project for Long Harbour Residents protesting the proposal p. 2630;2672 GASOLINE Tax Act, Horse Racing Regulation and Tax Act, Liquor Control Act and Retail Sales Tax Act (Bill 45) Second reading p. 3100-05 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 1590-92 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) Debate p. 1392-93 HEALTH and Social Agencies Act (Bill 46) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3585- 87;3599 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 13) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3274-76 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (No. 2) (Bill 41) Second reading p. 3164-65 78

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX HISTORICbuildings Preservationp.2475-77 HUGHESCommissionofInquiryReport Legislationtoimplementtheestablishmentofa PoliceComplaintsCommissionandrevisionof theChildWelfareActp.1964 SectionregardingchildabuseandChildWelfare Actp.813-14 HUMANRightsCode Discriminationregardingsexualorientationp. 1102;2370 IMPORTATIONofAmericangarbagep.1599- 1601;3077-78 INCOMETaxAct Debatep.126$-69;1281-82 INTERNATIONALLabourOrganization Rulingregardingthe1991restraintlegislationp. 2555;2583-85 LEASEHOLDSinSt.John’sAct(Bill57) Secondreadingp.3025-27 LEAVEtorespondtoMinisterialStatements PracticeintheProvinceofSaskatchewanp.3184 LEGISLATIONReviewCommittees Functioning(pt.oforder)p.2916 LONGHarbourphosphorousplant Decommissioning;environmentalstatementby AlbrightandWilsonp.955 LONGHarboursite Garbageincinerationprojectp.990;1641;1698-99 LONGHarbour/Placentiaarea ReportoffmdingsbyDr.Bertell;toxicemissions fromLongHarbourplantp.954-55 MEDICALAct(Bill40) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3436-37 MEMBERSforFerrylandandNaskaupiwelcomed totheLegislaturep.1885 MINISTERofJustice(nonelected)pennittedto answerquestionsduringestimatescommitteedebate Pointoforderp.848 MUNICIPALGrantsAct(Bill30) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3333-35 NATIONALAccessAwarenessWeekandtheneeds ofthedisabledp.1594 Acknowledgementoflegislativebreakfastp.1634 NATIONALDayofRemembranceandActionon ViolenceAgainstWomen Commemorationofthefourteenwomenkilledin Montrealp.2843 NOVAScotiaminingdisaster CondolencestoSpeakeroftheNovaScotiaLegis latureandtothefamiliesconcernedp.1093 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyAct(Bill53) Secondreadingp.3047-51 ORALQuestions ADSCommittee-provincialgovernmenttopro videinterimfinancingp.1101 Amalgamation-Goulds-taxincreasefor farmersp.139 AndersonCentre-counsellingservices;statusp. 1314 BlueCrossInsurance-changes;effectongovern mentpensionersp.216 Budget-increaseinpersonalincometaxp.470 ChildWelfareAct-changestoSection49regard ingchildabusep.1061-62 Christmastreeindustry-processtoestablishan operationp.3645-46 Collectiveagreements-governmentplanto repealrestraintscontainedinBill17p.2925-26 Collectiveagreements-legislationNTAp.541-42 Constitutionalmeetings-aboriginalrightsp. 1675-77 CourthouseinBrigus-closurep.504 DepartmentofSocialServices-internalstudy intothenumberofsocialworkersneededp.3190 Dumptruckindustry-localpreferencepolicyp. 688-89 EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabrador- proposalsforlegalservicesp.2991-93 Federalhousingpolicy-changesp.105-06 FireonHarveyRoad-destructionofrecordsat thesocialservicesbuilding;emergencysocialassis tancep.3569-71 Fishery-earlyretirementprogramforfishermen; clawbackprovisionp.2369 Fishery-managementofstocksbeyond200-mile lhnitFederalNDPresolutionp.924 Forestryindustry-lumberproductionp.70&,854- 55 FortisTrust-effectofcorporationstaxact amendmentp.2736-37 freetradeagreementbetweenCanada,U.S.and Mexico-hearingsp.2956 Historicbuildings-preservation;KingGeorgeV Institutep.2475-77 HughesCommissionofInquiryReport-recom mendationregardingthecrimescompensation program;ChildWelfareActp.813-14 HumanRightsCode-discriminationregarding sexualorientationp.1102;2370 ImportationofAmericangarbagep.1599- 1601;3077-78 InternationalLabourOrganizationrulingregard ingthe1991restraintlegislationp.2555;2583-$5 LongHarbourphosphorousplant-cleanuppro cedureagreementwithAlbrightandWilsonp. 955 79

HANS ARD SPEAKER iNDEX Long Harbour site - garbage incineration project p. 990;1641 Long Harbour/Placentia area - report of findings by Dr. Bertell; toxic emissions from Long Har bour plant p. 954-55 Public libraries - closure for two week period p. $89 Recycling program for government buildings p. 2516-17 Retail sales tax collection - administration of taxes p. 2810-11 School Tax Authorities - elimination of jobs p. 470 Sexual assault survivors - counselling services p. 1313 Sexual misconduct charge - complaint against former Minister of Environment, J.

Kelland; judi cial inquiry p. 315-16;379-$0;1455 Social assistance - child protection services - caseload analysis p. 2297;2406-07 Social assistance recipients - emergency housing repairs p. 1970-71;2146;2660-61 Social assistance recipients - single individual adults p. 1170;1239-4l;1530-31 Student aid - appeals p. 2222 Student aid for single parents on social assistance pursuing post-secondary education p. 2003-04 Unemployment - employment for people not hired on the Emergency Response Program p. 1932 Workers’ Compensation Commission - collective agreements provisions changed with respect to workers’ compensation p. 1276-77 PETITIONS Garbage incineration project for Long Harbour p. 2630;2672 Public libraries - two week closure p. 2701 Workers’ compensation legislation p. 3484;3575 POINT of privilege Minister of Social Services refusing to defer to member during second reading debate p. 317$ POINT of privilege re Minister misleading the House in Answers to Questions Notice of privilege p. 2587 Points of privilege p. 2616;2826 POSTAL services Residents protesting the closure of Postal Station B at 3$ Pearson Street p. 2823-24 POWER, Charles, MHA for Ferryland, best wishes upon his resignation from the House p. 1551-52 PUBLIC Libraries Board Closure of libraries for a two week period due to reduction in funding p. 889;926;2701 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Amdt.) (Bill 64) Second reading p. 3265-70 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Second reading p. 899-903;1066-70 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1154- 56; 1222-29 PUBLIC Service Pensions Act (Bill 43) Second reading p. 3109-10 PUBLIC Utilities Act (Bill 1$) Second reading p. 660-63 RECYCLING program for government buildings Government initiatives p. 25 16-17 REGISTERED Nurses Act (Bill 19) Second reading p. 2206 RESIDENTIAL Tenancies Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 3032 RETAIL sales tax Tax on automobiles received as gifts p. 28 10-Il RICHE, Kathie, of Davis Inlet Congratulations on being elected Chief of the Innu Band of Davis Inlet p. 533 ROBERTS, fire Chief, congratulations for his ef forts on behalf of the Janeway Hospital p. 1447 ROYAL Commission on Education Government’s position on the recommendations; Cabinet Committee appointed to have discussions with denominational authorities p. 2292 ROYAL Newfoundland Constabulary Act (Bill 56) Second reading p. 3007-18 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3384- $5;3390-9 1 ;3400- 14;3420-22;3525-29 SCHOOL bus transportation be provided within City of St.

John’s Notice of motion p. 3572 SCHOOL Tax Authorities Elimination of jobs p. 470 SEAL harvest off the coast Debate p. 2798-99 SEXUAL misconduct charge Police investigation; judicial inquiry p. 3 15-16;379- 80 Procedure in conducting the investigation p. 1455 SHOPS’ Closing Act (Bill 22) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3605- 07;361 1-12;3622-24 SOCIAL assistance Aid for single parents pursuing post-secondary education p. 2003-04 Child protection services - caseload analysis p. 2297;2406-07 SOCIAL assistance recipients Assistance for single individual adults p. 1170; l239-41;1530-31 Compare to per diem to members for meals p. 1241 80

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Housingrepairsp.1970-71;2146;2660-61 SPORTSHallofFameinducteescongratulatedp. 2328 ST.John’sMapleLeafs-congratulatedonac complishmentsp.1558 STUDENTaid Studentappealsp.2222;2286-$7

SUMMARYProceedingsAct,LiquorControlAct andMotorizedSnowVehiclesandAll-Terrain VehiclesAct(Bill70) Secondreadingp.3219-23 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.1943-45;2027-29;2156-58 TAXATIONofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCom paniesAct(Bill73) Secondreadingp.3507-09 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3659-60 THIRDreadingstageofbill56 Pointoforderregardingthereadingofmore thanonestageofabillonthesamedayp.3545 TORNGATMountainsproposednationalpark Feasibilitystudyp.2508 UNANIMOUSconsentrequestedtoallowMinister ofJusticetoappearbeforeestimatescommitteep. 995 UNEMPLOYMENT EmploymentforpeoplenothiredontheEmer gencyResponseProgramp.1932 UNIFORMEDServicesPensionsAct(Bill44) Secondreadingp.3111-17 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(Bill20) Secondreadingp.2235-37 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(No.2)(Bill42) Secondreadingp.3144-46 WELFAREInstitutionsAct(Bill33) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3346 WORKERS’CompensationAct(Bill48) Secondreadingp.2323-26;2338-42;2446-52 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3299- 3308;3311-13;3317-24 WORKERS’CompensationAct-amendments Changesinbenefitsp.3484;3575 WORKERS’CompensationBoard Changeprovisionsincollectiveagreementswith respecttoworkers’compensationp.1276-77 Hearn,Mr.Loyola(PC,St.Mary’s-TheCapes) BUDGETDebatep.673-79 CARIBOUranchinPeter’sRiver/St.Stephen’sarea Rejectproposalfortheestablishmentofaranch p.1209 Statusofapplicationp.954 CHILDWelfareAct(Bill68) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3632 COLLECHVEagreements Wagerollbaclqteachersandpublicsector employeesp.2581-82 CO-OPeducationprograms Studentswhoparticipatedwelcomedtothegal leiyp.1201 DEBATEontheAdjournment Provincialparksp.1370 DEPARTMENTofHealthAct(Bill38) Secondreadingp.2574-78;2638-39 ELECTORALBoundariesAct(Bill62) Secondreadingp.3464-66 EXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1749-51 FISHERY StatusofprocessinglicenceforTrepasseyp.3571- 72 FISHINGindustry-impactofthemoratorium Debatep.1991-95 FOREIGNoverfishing Debatep.435-39 Amendmentp.438 HEALTHandPost-SecondaryEducationTaxAct (PayrollTax) Debatep.1407-08 HEALTHandSocialAgenciesAct(Bill46) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3580- $2;3590-91;3595-98 INSHOREfisheryonsouthcoast-extensionofUI benefits Debatep.1007-11 LITTLEBayIslands TransferofcrablicenceofS.T.JonesandSons Limitedp.930 MEMORIALUniversity Increaseintuitionfeesp.583 Newentrancerequirementsp.917-18 Tuitionfees;provincialgrantsandthebursary programp.2773-74 MUNICIPALGrantsAct(Bill30) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3332- 33;3341-43 M1JNICIPAL1TIES Changestopayrollregulationsp.1380 Reductioningrantstomunicipalitiesp.1810 NEWFOUNDLANDTeachers’Association Government’sdecisionregardingwagefreezep. 538-39 ORALQuestions CaribouranchinPeter’sRiver/St.Stephen’sarea -statusofapplicationp.954 Collectiveagreements-wagerollback;NTAand publicsectoremployeesp.2581-82 EducationRoyalCommission-reportp.733 81

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Mall Bay - road upgrading and paving p. 1892-93 Memorial University - tuition fees - grant pro gram p. 2773-74 Memorial University - tuition fees; new entrance requirements p. 5$3;917-1$ Municipalities - changes to payroll regulations p. 1380 Municipalities - operating grant structure; Towns of Torbay, Flatrock and Pouch Cove p. 1810 Newfoundland Teachers’ Association - government’s decision regarding wage freeze p. 538-39 Partridge - conservation of stocks p. 1566 Provincial parks - use of permits; opening and closing dates p. 134243 Public libraries - closure for two week period p. 2695-96 School boards - replacement of revenue from School Tax Authorities p. 252;655-56 School boards consolidation p. 734-35 Student aid - appeals p. 2773 Student assistants - hiring; change in grant sys tem p. 1207-08 Trepassey fish plant - status of processing licence p. 3571-72 Volunteer fire fighters - coverage under workers compensation p. 3076-77 PARTRIDGE - conservation of stocks p. 1566 PETITIONS Caribou ranch for Peter’s River/St.

Stephen’s area p. 1209 Mall Bay road upgrading and paving p. 383 POWER, Charles, MBA for fenyland, best wishes upon his resignation from the House p. 1553-54 PROVINCIAL bumaries for high school students Request an increase p. 385 PROVINCIAL parks Use of permits; opening and closing dates p. 1342- 43; 1370 PUBLIC Libraries Board Closure of libraries for a two week period due to reduction in funding p. 2695-96 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act, 1992 (Bill 17) Second reading p. 801-05;968-74 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1150-52 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate p. 1497-99 ROYAL Commission on Education When report will be tabled p. 733 SCHOOL boards Reduction in number of boards p. 734-35 Replacement of revenue from School Tax Authorities p. 252;655-56 SCHOOL Tax Authorities Winding Up Act (Bill 28) Second reading p. 1840-44 SHOPS’ Closing Act (Bill 22) Second reading p. 2689-91;2705-08 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3604- 05;3608-09 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate p. 15 19-21 STUDENT aid Student appeals p. 2773 STUDENT assistants Hinn , change in grant system p. 1207-08 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Debate p. 1901-03 TAXATION of Utilities and Cable Television Com panies Act (Bill 73) Second reading p. 3509;3648-51 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3653 TRANSPORTATION Mall Bay - road upgrading and paving p. 383; 1892-93 VOLUNTEER fire fighters Coverage under workers compensation p. 3076-77 WASTE Material Disposal Act (Bill 20) Second reading p. 2244-46 WORKERS’ Compensation Act (Bill 48) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3 282-85 Hewlett, Mr.

Alvin (PC, Green Bay) ABifIBI-Price Stephenville mill - wood imported from Prince Edward Island p. 21$7-88;2298-99 ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 4246 BIG game licences Moose hunting season be extended p. 2922-23 CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Im plementation (Newfoundland) Act (Bill 24) Second reading p. 1833 COME by Chance oil refinery Layoffs; future of the refinery p. 1746 CROWN Lands Act Residents protesting

Section 7 of the act regard ing the access to ponds p. 1278 CUMBERLAND Farms Incorporated Banlcruptcy - effect on Come by Chance p. 923 DEBATE on the Adjournment Little Bay Islands - transfer of crab processing licence p. 876-77 ELECTIONS Act, 1991 (Bill 1) Second reading p. 398 ELECTRICAL rates PDD subsidy p. 1562-63 82

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX FARMProductsCorporationAct(Bill10) Secondreadingp.2200 FIREsuppressionequipmentpurchase AgreementwithHelitacticsLimitedp.3127 FORESTRYindustiy 20YearDevelopmentPlantabledp.2918 Exportoflumberproductsp.3476 HAMPDEN Electricalsex-vicestointersectiononTrans CanadaHighwayp.1213 HEALTHandPost-SecondaryEducationTaxAct (PayrollTax) Debatep.1419-20 HIBERNIAproject BullAim-reschedulingp.68-69 RoyalBankassessmentp.953 HOPEBrookgoldmine ConclusionofagreementwithRoyalOakMines p.891 Statusp.106-07;252;354;582 INCOMETaxAct Debatep.1294-96 KRUGERand/orCornerBrookPulpandPaper Recallofloggersp.1415;1531 LITTLEBayIslands Meetingwithdelegationp.923 TransferofcrablicenceofS.T.JonesandSons LimitedP.812;8I6;$59-60;876-77;893;928 NOVAScotiaminingdisaster CondolencestoSpeakeroftheNovaScotiaLegis latureandtothefamiliesconcernedp.1093 ONSHOREpetroleumexploration Successfulbiddersannouncedp.917 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PriceinStephenville-woodsupplyfrom PrinceEdwardIslandp.21$7-8$;2298-99 ComebyChanceoilrefmery-layoff;statusp. 1746 ConsumerrepresentativeonPublicUtilities Boardp.3186-87 CumberlandFarmsIncorporatedinreceivership- effectonComebyChancep.923 Electricalratestoruralcustomers-PDDsubsidy p.1562-63 Harry’sHarbour-Jackson’sCoveroadp.544-45 Hibemiaproject-RoyalBankassessmentp.953 Hibemiaproject;BullAim;searchfornewinves torsp.68-69 HopeBrookgoldmine-statusP.106- 07;252;354;582 KrugerinCornerBrook-recallofloggersp. 1415;1531 LittleBayIslands-transferofcrabprocessing licencep.$l2;923 Moosehunting-seasonbeextendedp.2922-23 PETITIONS CrownLandsAct,Section7-accesstopondsp. 1278 LittleBayIslands-transferofcrablicenceof S.T.Jonesp.816;859-60;893;928 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct,1992(Bill17) Secondreadingp.942-45;1103-08 PUBLICUtilitiesBoard Consumeradvocatepositionp.3186-87 PUBLICUtilitiesBoardofCommissionersreporton electricalrateincreasesp.807 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.3 Debatep.2017-19 TAXATIONofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCom paniesAct(Bill73) Secondreadingp.3498-3500 TRANSPORTATION Harry’sHarbour-Jackson’sCoveroadp.544-45 WASTEMaterialDisposalAct(Bill20) Secondreadingp.2242-43 Hodder,Mr.James(PC,PortauPort) ALCOHOLandDrugDependencyCommission Transferofservicestoregionalcommunity healthboardsp.696-97 DAYofmourningbeofficiallydeclaredforworkers killedorinjuredintheworkplace Debatep.1334-35 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Youthsupportservicesp.350-51 ELECTIONSAct,1991(Bill1) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1773-74 FLATBayBrook Environmentaldamagecausedbycollapseofa damp.1451 InvestigationintohydrostationownedbyNew foundlandPowerp.1452 HEALTHandPost-SecondaryEducationTaxAct (PayrollTax) Debatep.1430-32 LOURDEScommunityregardingthesafetyofthe MillBridgep.2337 NOTEofthankstomembersforparticipationin fund-raisingeventtopreservemusicoflateEmile BenoitP.28 ORALQuestions AlcoholandDrugDependencyCommission- transferofservicesp.696-97 DepartmentofSocialServices-youthsupport servicesp.350-51 FlatBayBrook-environmentaldamagecaused bycollapseofdamatLookoutBrook;investiga tionp.1451-52 83

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Public libraries - permanent closure of some libraries p. 1705-06 Social assistance - increase in caseload p. 412-13 PETITIONS Lourdes residents regarding a bridge in the com munity p. 2337 Piccadilly/Abrahams Cove - water system p. 857 PICCADILLY/Abrahams Cove Water system p. 857 PUBLIC Libraries Board Permanent closure of some libraries p. 1705-06 SOCIAL assistance Increase in caseload p. 412-13 TRAINING Services Program Advisory Committee report tabled p. 1636 WASTE Material Disposal Act (No. 2) (Bill 42) Second reading p. 3146-47 Hogan, Hon.

William (L, Placentia) AMALGAMATION Capital funding to City of St. John’s to upgrade services in the Goulds p. 1059 Corner Brook, Massey Drive and Mount Moriah p. 76 Deer Lake - status of districts of Spillway, St. Jude’s and Nicholsville p. 2924 Goulds - tax increase to farmers p. 139-40 Increase in grants to City of St. John’s p. 615 Northeast Avalon, cost to taxpayers p. 810- 12;875-76 Transfer of employees from Metro Board - severance packages p. 581-82 Transitional flmding to City of St.

John’s to allow phase-in of increased taxes p. 1058-59 ARTS Congratulations to Newfoundland recipients of Gemini awards p. 66 ARTS Council awards presentation p. 1020 ARTS Policy Committee O’Flaherty report p. 215 CANADA’S 125th Anniversary celebrations - con gratulations to multicultural group p. 345 CORNER Brook water supply Government assistance p. 618 COWAN Heights CompLetion of parkland and open space develop ment p. 2510 CULTURAL industries agreement Provincial funding p. 1064 When agreement will be signed p. 215 DEBATE on the Adjournment Amalgamation - Northeast Avalon p. 875-76 Municipal operating grants p. 573-74;2036;2469-70 Municipal operating grants - repayment p. 2285- 86 Municipal tax on utility companies - effect on Burn and Marystown p. 265 1-52 Municipal tax on utility companies - effect on Town of Conception Bay South p. 2649-50 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Affairs Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept/91 to Oct/91 p. 1316 Reduction in Budget p. 2990 FEDERAL housing policy Changes; support for co-operative housing p. 105- 06 FIRE commissioner’s office Acting fire commissioner p. 3040;3075-76 FIRE on Harvey Road Emergency response team p. 3571 GOULDS Agricultural land p. 615 HOME building industry Incentives for the private sector p. 1205-06 HOUSING Corporation Policy for development of new lands as a result of amalgamation p. 1272 LABRADOR Winter Games p. 209 MINISTERIAL Statements Arts - congratulations to Newfoundland recipients of Gemini Awards p. 66 Cowan Heights parkland and open space develop ment p. 2510 Labrador Winter Games p. 209 Municipal business tax applicable to utility com panies - standard rate established p. 250$ Municipal capital works program announced p. 46 1-63 Newhook, Christopher, congratulations on the design for the new Newfoundland coin p. 31 Youth of the Year award granted p. 346 MUNICIPAL business tax applicable to utility com panies Burin and Marystown - new utility tax p. 2624- 25;2651-52 Communities affected by the rate change p. 2552- 53 Standard rate established p. 2508 Surcharge by municipalities to users p. 3072- 73;3134 Town of Conception Bay South - new utility tax p. 2586-87;2649-50 MUMCWAL capital works program Capital funding - repayment formula p. 1099-1100 List of projects for 1992-93 p. 461 List of projects for 1993 p. 3648 84

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX WatersystemP.859 PUBLICLibrariesBoard Whenlistofprojectswillbeannouncedp.Goulds-agriculturallandp.615 105;214GrandFalls-Windsor-increaseinpropertyassess- MUNICIPALGrantsAct(Bill30)mentsp.347-49 Secondreadingp.2488-92HousingCorporation-policyfordevelopmentof MUNICIPALITIESnewlandsasaresultofamalgamationp.1272-73 AnswertoquestionregardingassessmentsinMunicipalcapitalworksprogramp.105;214;1099- GrandFalls-Windsorp.381-821100;3648 FerrylandDistrict-grantrepaymentp.2143Municipaloperatinggrantsp.2002-03;2143;2441- GrandFalls-Windsor-increaseinpropertyassess-42;3074 mentsp.347-49Municipalutilitytax-effectofratechangeon MOGsystem-roadcomponentp.2924;2990-communitiesp.2552-53 91;3072Municipalutilitytax-surchargebymunicipalities Operatinggrantstructurep.415-16;1059-60;2441-touserp.3072-73;3134 42;2469-70;3074Municipalities-municipaloperatinggrant-road Operatinggrantstructure-effectonTownsofcomponentp.2924;2990-91;3072 Torbay,FlatrockandPouchCovep.505-06;573-Municipalities-operatinggrantstructure;Towns 74;582ofTorbay,FlatrockandPouchCovep.415- Operatinggrants-repaymentofdebtp.2002-16;505-06;522;1059-60;1810 03;2036;2143;2285-86Septicwastedisposal-governmentsubsidization Reductioningrantstomunicipalitiesp.1810p.1783-84 MUNICIPALiTIESAct(Bill39)Socialhousing-federal/provincialfunding;home Noticeofmotionp.1746buildingindustryp.1205-07 Secondreadingp.1867;1872-73Southlandsdevelopment-statusp.1272-74 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorArtsCouncilTownofConceptionBaySouth-effectofnew Annualreportandfinancialstatementstabledp.municipaltaxonutilitycompaniesp.2586-87 145TownofWittessBay-suspensionoffirefighters NEWHOOK,Christopher,congratulationsonthep.503-04 designsubmittedforthenewNewfoundlandcoinp.Volunteerfirefighters-coverageunderworkers 31compensationp.3076 ORALQuestionsPICCADILLY/AbrahamsCove Amalgamation-Goulds-taxincreasefor farmersp.139-40 Amalgamation-increaseingrantstoCityofSt.Financialstatementstabledp.145 John’sp.615;1058-59QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper Amalgamation-transferofemployeesfromMinisterofMunicipalAffairs-numberoftrips MetroBoard-severancepackagesp.581-82takenfromSept/91toOct/91(W.Q.#6)p.1316 Amalgamation,NortheastAvalon-costp.810-12REPORTSTabled ArtsPolicyCommittee-O’RahertyreportNewfoundlandandLabradorArtsCouncitan- government’sresponsetoreportp.215nualreportandfinancialstatementsp.145 BurinandMarystownTownCouncils-municipalPublicLibrariesBoardfinancialstatementsp.145 taxonutilitycompaniesp.2624-25SEPTICwastedisposal CornerBrookwatersupplycontamination;Governmentsubsidizationp.1783-84 governmentassistancep.618SOCIALhousingprogram CulturalIndustriesAgreementp.215;1064Reducedfederal/provincialfundingp.1205-07 DeerLake-amalgamationoflocalservicedis-SOUTI{LANDSdevelopment thctsofSpillway,St.Jude’sandNicholsvillep.Statusp.1272-74 2924TAXATIONofUtilitiesandCableTelevisionCorn- DepartmentofMunicipalAffairs-reductioninpaniesAct(Bill73) budgetp.2990Noticeofmotionp.3080 Federalhousingpolicy-changesp.105-06Secondreadingp.342$-$9;3653 Firecommissioner’soffice-actingfirecommis-TOWNofWitlessBay sionerp.3040;3075-76Suspensionoffirefightersp.503-04 FireonHarveyRoad-settingupofanemergen-VOLUNTEERfirefighters cyresponseteamp.3571Coverageunderworkerscompensationp.3076 85

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX YOUTH of the Year award granted p. 346 Kelland, Mr. James (L, Naskaupi) NOTICE of point of privilege regarding remarks by Member for Humber East p. 310 Kitchen, Hon. Dr. Hubert (L, St.

John’s Centre) ABOLISH Certain Fees Act (Bill 51) Second reading p. 283 1-32 ACCOUNTS of Crown Corporations, Boards and Authorities Tabled p. 74 AMBULANCE services Changes p. 3642 BUDGET Capital works funding approved last year p. 499 Deficit p. 212-13;2512 Increase in personal income tax; effect on senior citizens p. 470 Projects to stimulate the economy p. 464-65 School tax being replaced by increase in personal income tax p. 612 When Budget will be presented p. 138;2l2 BUDGET Debate p. 1826 BUDGET Speech delivered p. 446-59 COLLECflVE agreements Changes to negotiated agreements p. 2512-13 DAY of mourning be officially declared for workers killed or injured in the workplace Debate p. 1335-36 DEBATE on the Adjournment Construction indusny - lower sales tax on build ing materials p. 722-29 Hospital and nursing home board - reduction in expenditure p. 2468 DEPARTMENT of Finance Number of trips taken by Minister from Sept19 I to Oct/91 p. 1065 DEPARTMENT of Health Act (Bill 3$) Second reading p. 2536-37;2647;2676-79 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3347 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion $15m decrease in capital expenditures; capital works projects p. 2885 DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the Auditor General’s Report Tabled p. 40 ECONOMIC plan Jobs to improve economy; lower retail sales tax on building materials p. 698-99;728-29 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 52) Second reading p. 2753-54 FINANCIAL statement Answer to questions regarding tax measures p. 2926-27 Payroll compensation package; personal income tax Liquor Corporation increase in prices; tax sources p. 2880-82 GASOLINE Tax Act, Horse Racing Regulation and Tax Act, Liquor Control Act and Retail Sales Tax Act (Bill 45) Second reading p. 2834-36 GUARANTEED loans List tabled p. 74 HARBOUR Breton cottage hospital Conunitinent for a new or an improved facility p. 3642 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) Notice of motion p. 4.60 Debate p. 1357-59 HEALTH and Social Agencies Act (Bill 46) Notice of motion p. 1894 Second reading p. 2679;26$1-82 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3589- 90;3597-3601 HEALTH care Answer to questions regarding the financial state ment and health budget p. 2994-95 Cancer clinics p. 2182-84 Cancer services - answer to questions p. 2299 Closure of acute care beds p. 3643 Hospitals and nursing homes - reduction in budget for remainder of fiscal year p. 2405- 06; 2439;246$ Reduction in budget for balance of the year p. 3034 Unnecessary medical procedures p. 255 1-52 HEALTH care costs of transplant surgery for a Mr.

Bailey p. 2184-85 HOSPiTAL boards Proposals regarding the reduction in boards p. 3641 Hospital in Labrador West Cut in budget p. 2405 HUB organization Opening of new extension p. 1704 INCOME Tax Act Notice of motion p. 4.60 Debate p. 1246-47;1351-52 INTERIM Supply Act Notice of motion p. 147 Debate p. 220-21 KRUGER and/or Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Answer to question asked during debate concern ing grants and subsidies p. 506 86

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Tabledanamendmenttotheloanagreementp. 506 LIQUORControlActandLiquorCorporationAct (Bill34) Noticeofmotionp.1532 Secondreadingp.1858-60 LIQUORCorporationAct(Bill9) Noticeofmotionp.321 Secondreadingp.182$-29;1832 LOANAct Noticeofmotionp.1415 Debatep.1873 LOANandGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotionp.42 Debatep.288;298 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotionp.42 Debatep.298;322-23 MAMMOGRAPHYservices Governmentpolicy;committee MCP Reductioninbudgetforthreemonthperiodp. 3034 MEDICALAct(Bill40) Noticeofmotionp.1894 Secondreadingp.2683 MENINGiTISsituation Vaccinationp.2925 MINI-budget Governmentplans;hiringofconsultantsp.2401- 03;2512-13 MINISTERIALStatements Budget-Thursday,March26thp.246 Mammographyservicesp.2179 SchoolTaxAuthoritiesregardingthecollection ofschooltaxafterJune30,92p.984 WorldAIDSDaydesignatedp.2730 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorCorporation Annualreporttabledp.74 ORALQuestions Ambulanceservices-changesp.3642 Budget-capitalworksfundingapprovedlast yearp.499 Budget-increaseinpersonalincometaxp. 470,612 Budget-projectstostimulatetheeconomyp. 464-65 Budget-whenitwillbepresentedp.138;212 Budgetprojections-deficitp.212-13;2512 Collectiveagreements-changestonegotiated agreementsp.2512-13 DepartmentofWorks,ServicesandTransporta tion-decreaseincapitalexpendituresp.2885 Economicplan-government’sposition;lower retailsalestaxonbuildingmaterialsp.698-99 Financialstatement-payrollcompensationpack age;personalincometax;LiquorCorporation prices;taxsourcesp.2880-82 HarbourBretoncottagehospital-commitment foraneworanimprovedfacilityp.3642 Healthcare-cancerclinicsp.2182-84 Healthcare-closureofacutecarebedsp.3643 Healthcare-reductioninbudgetforremainder oftheyearp.3034 Healthcare-unnecessarymedicalproceduresp. 2551-52 Hospitalboards-proposalsregardingthereduc tioninnumberofboardsp.3641 Hospitalsandnursinghomes-reductionin budgetforremainderoffiscalyearp.2405- 06;2439 MCP-reductioninbudgetforthreemonth periodp.3034 Meningitis-inoculationprogramforNew foundlandsimilartooneforQuebecp.2925 Mini-budget-governmentplansp.2401-03;2512- 13 Payrolltaxonfishplants;resource-basedin dustriesp.612-13;1529 Personalincometaxincrease-doubletaxation forpeopleonLabradorcoastp.655 Publicsectorlayoffs;Budgetp.468-69 Publicservicepensioners-increase;schooltaxp. 576-78 Publicservicewages-statementmadeindebate atUniversityp.738-39 Smallbusiness-government’splansforassis tancep.812-13 Taxreform-proposedchangesp.1096-97;1270- 71 ThemDaysMagazine-provincialgrantp.737 TransplantsurgeryinPhiladelphiahospitalfora Mr.Bailey-healthcarecostsp.2184-85 PAYROLLtax Fishplantsp.612-13 Resource-basedindustriesp.1529 Taxonfishplants(Answertoquestion)p.658 PERSONALincometax Increase-doubletaxationforpeopleon Labradorcoastp.655 PRE-COMMITMENToffunds Tabledp.74;3483 PUBLICaccountsoftheProvince Tabledp.40 PUBLICservice LayoffsinBudgetp.468-69 PUBLICservicepensioners establishedp.2179 87

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Increase p. 576-78 Tax in substitute of school tax p. 578 PUBLIC service wages Statement made during debate at University p. 738-39 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Minister of Finance - number of trips taken from Sept/91 to Oct/91 (W.Q. #11) p. 1065 RAISING of Supply (Committee of Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) Notice of motion p. 321 REGISTERED Nurses Act (Bill 19) Second reading p. 2206-07 REPORTS Tabled Accounts of Crown Corporations, Boards and Authorities for 1991 p. 74 Departmental observations on the report of the Auditor General p. 40 Guaranteed loans list p. 74 Kruger and/or Corner Brook Pulp and Paper - copy of amendment to the loan agreement p. 506 Newfoundland Liquor Corporation annual report p. 74 Pre-commitment of funds p. 74 Pre-commitment of funds for highway projects and tourism p. 3483 Public accounts of the province p. 40 Temporary loans list p. 284 Warrants p. 74;506 SCHOOL Tax Authorities Statement regarding the collection of school taxes after June 30/92 p. 984 SCHOOL Tax Authorities Winding Up Act (Bill 28) Notice of motion p. 1415 Second reading p. 1839-40; 1856-57 SMALL business Government’s plans for assistance p. 812-13 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act Notice of motion p. 42 Debate p. 28$ SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 2 Notice of motion p. 321 Debate p. 356 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act, No. 3 Notice of motion p. 1316 SUPPLY Act Notice of motion p. 321 TAX reform Proposed changes p. 109&97;1270-71 TAXATION Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 29) Notice of motion p. 1415 Second reading p. 1857-58 TEMPORARY loans List tabled p. 284 THEM Days Magazine Answer to question p. 752 Provincial grant p. 737 TOBACCO Tax Act Notice of motion p. 460 Debate p. 1245 TOBACCO Tax Act, No. 2 Notice of motion p. 1644 Debate p. 1875 WARRANTS Tabled p. 74;506 WELFARE Institutions Act (Bill 33) Second reading p. 2536 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3346 WORKERS’ Compensation Act (Bill 48) Second reading p. 2361-63;2372-75 WORLD ADS Day designated p. 2730 Langdon, Mr.

Oliver (I, Fortune-HermItage) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 46-50 FINANCIAL statement Debate on ministerial statement p. 2874- 2876;28$$-90 GOVERNMENT Services Legislation Review Com mittee Report tabled on the proposed changes to the Shops Closing Act p. 2263 HEALTH and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Payroll Tax) Debate p. 1405-07 PETITIONS Harbour Mille and Little Bay East - road condi tions p. 285 School in Seal Cove be consolidated with school in Hermitage - Royal Commission recommenda tion p. 2824-25 REPORTS Tabled Government Services Legislation Review Commit tee report on the proposed changes to the Shops Closing Act p. 2263 Resource Estimates Committee report p. 1315 RESOURCE Estimates Committee Report p. 1315 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate p. 1457-59 SCHOOL in Seal Cove, Fortune Bay Consolidation with school in Hermitage - recom mendation of Royal Commission on Education p. 2824-25 TRANSPORTATION Harbour Mule and Little Bay East - road condi tions p. 285 88

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Lush,Hon.Thomas,Speaker(L,BonavistaNorth) AUDITORGeneral’sReport ReportforyearendedMarch31/91tabledp.40 SpecialreportregardingtheauditofMemorial Universitytabledp.2701 INTERNALEconomyCommission Annualreporttabledp.701 LEGISLATIONReviewCommittees Rulingp.2917 MEMBERforBaleVerte-WhiteBaybeheard Motionruledoutoforderp.3205 MINISTERofJustice(nonelected)permittedto answerquestionsduringestimatescommitteedebate Rulingregardingcommitteeproceduresp. 846;848;992-95 POINTofprivilegereMinistermisleadingtheHouse inAnswerstoQuestions Noprimafadecasep.261$;2887 POWERoutageinHousep.692 PRIVATEMember’sDay Rulingp.3204 PRIVATEMember’sMotion Motionmovedinorderp.3197 REPORTSTabled AuditorGeneral’sreportforyearendedMarch 31/91p.40 AuditorGeneral’sreportregardingtheauditof MemorialUniversityp.2701 InternalEconomyCommissionreportp.701 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabulaiyAct-amend ments Amendmentinorderp.2998 RULINGS Accusation“somebodyisnotspeakingthe truth”p.1818 AgreementforMemberforEagleRiverto withdrawamotionfromOrderPaperandto proceedwithnewonep.2336 Amendmenttodefersecondreadingofabill untilitisconsideredbycommittee,isoutof orderp.2323 AmendmenttomotionbyJ.Harris-movedin orderp.265 Amendmenttowithdrawbillfromtheorder paperandthesubjectmatterbereferredtolegis lationreviewcommittee-inorderp.2996 Amendmentstoresolutionsp.1652 AnswerstoQuestionsforwhichNoticehasbeen Given-commentsonprocedurep. 420;422;1065;24$1 ChairhastoreverttoStandingOrdersasHouse notoperatingbyagreement-PrivateMember’s Dayrulesondebatep.3206 Committeemattersshouldnotbedealtwithin theHousep.2917 Committeereportsbeingpresented-Chairman permittedabriefstatementp.2743 Committees-proceduraldifficultiesshouldbeset tledincommitteep.1199 DecorumintheHouse-disturbanceingalleryp. 2526 Disputebetweentwomembersaboutquestionsof fact-pointofprivilegep.261$ Explanationofruling-debatebetweenSpeaker andMemberforHumberEastregardingaruling onapointofprivilegep.445 Leavetopresentapetition,notgrantedp.2750 Memberspermittedtospeakonlyonceduring secondreadingdebateunlessbyleavep. 1115;1120 Ministersnotprovidingappropriateinformation inanswertoquestionsp.320 Ministersnotresponsibleforquestionsintheir previousportfoiiop.2555 MotionthatMemberforBaleVerte-WhiteBay beheard-outoforderp.3205 Noiselevel-recessp.3179 NoiselevelintheHousep.506;816;1520;227l; 24$7;2928;3465 Nonelectedministerpermittedtoanswerques tionsduringdebateonestimates-committee masterofownrulesp.992-95 Oralquestionsmustnotbeprefacedbytheread ingofletters,telegrams,etc.p.318 Parliamentarylanguage-rulesp.1030 PetitionpresentedbyMemberforBurin-Placen tiaWestintheformofaprivateletterp.1822-23 Petitions-acceptanceoffacsimiletransmissions asoriginaldocumentsp.2817 Petitions-consentoftheHousetorecognizethe MemberforSt.John’sEastp.2823 Petitions-formatp.857;862;930;934;1536;181$- 19;2744;25$8 Petitions-memberspennittedtoreplyp.2961 Petitions-remarksshouldbeconfinedtothe prayerofthepetitionp.2820 Petitionsbeingpresentednottobedebatedp. 2676 Politicalinterferenceinjusticesystem-explana tionbyMemberforHumberEastp.342-45 PresentingReports-leaverequestedtoextend commentsp.2739 PresentingReports-memberspermittedashort commentp.320 PrivateMember’sDay-ifunanimousconsentis requiredtochangetheorderofbusinessp. 1495;1497;1824-26 89

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Private Member’s Day - motion moved by Government House Leader different than one given notice of p. 3197 Private Member’s Day - procedure regarding the commencement of routine business p. 3204 Procedure under S.O. 23 - moved in order (agree ment) p. 186-87 Public Tender Act - failure of government to comply with the law is a matter for the courts p. 320 Question Period - comments p. 108;217;1$94;1933 Question Period - procedure for

preamble; sup plementaty questions p. 924; 1346-47 Questions - lengthy answers p. 1740 Questions asked during question period should not anticipate an Order of the Day p. 2738 Raising of points of privilege p. 2887 Recognition of members by the Chair p. 3 174;3 178 Recognition of members during question period p. 2664 Recognition of the official Opposition to speak in response to a government order p. 3118-19 Relevancy during debate p. 7$$;2231 Remarks toward the Chair p. 2887 5.0. 11(

c) and (d) - when a member is speaking p. 2664-65 Six month hoist amendment - moved in order p. 2344 Speaker is to be heard in silence p. 2253 Thursday - no notice for adjournment before the Chair - procedure p. 1050 Unanimous consent requested to deal with resolu tion on day of mourning - consent not granted p. 78 1;$20 Unanimous consent required for a member to amend his own motion p. 821 Unparliamentary language p. 1317 Unparliamentary remarks p. 2559 Use of unparliamentary language p. 112 SELECT Committee be appointed to draft an Ad dress in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Members named p. 27 SUPPLY Act Message read p. 1827 Matthews, Mr.

William (PC, Grand Bank) ABBOTT, Beaton, condolences to family upon death p. 2$ ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 63-65;81-85 ADJOURN House to welcome the flotilla from the Grand Banks p. 537 AGREEMENT on the procedure to be followed in presenting the financial statement and the debate p. 2830 ANNIVERSARY of the date on which New foundland became a part of Canada p. 497 AUDITING of Memorial University accounts - sup port for decision by Auditor General and Public Ac counts Committee Notice of motion p. 3193 AUDITOR General and Memorial University Dispute regarding the auditing of the university’s accounts p. 3185-86;3215-1$ AVIAN Embl