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

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

Topicsarisingundertheseheadingscanalsobefoundunderotherrelevantsubjectheadingsand,inthecaseof Bills,underthetideoftheBillaswell. AddressinReply Bills(Alphabetical) Bills(Numerical) BudgetDebate BudgetSpeech DebateontheAdjournment(LateShow) Divisions MinisterialStatements Motions OralQuestions Petitions Proceduresunder5.0.23 QuestionsontheOrderPaper ReportsTabled Resolutions Rulings SpeechfromtheThrone

DailySittingsBookNo.HansardPages March$,1990.- March12,1990 March13,1990 March14,1990 March15,1990 March20,1990 March21,1990 March22,1990 March23,1990 March26,1990 March27,1990 March2$,1990 March29,1990 March30,1990 Bk.1. Bk.2. B1c3. Bk.4. Bk.5. Bk.6. Bk.7. Bk.8. Bk.9. Bk.1O Bk.11 Bk.12 Bk.13 B1c14 1-41 1-57 1-53 1-54 1-22 1-52 1-48 1-56 1-55 1-52 1-91 1-54 1-99 1-so April2,1990. April3,1990... April4,1990... April5,1990... April24,1990.. April25,1990.. April26,1990 April27,1990 April30,1990 Bk.15 Bk.16 Bk.17 Bk.18 Bk.19 Bk.20 Bk.21 Bk.22 Bk.23 1-95 1-los 1-52 1-156 1-54 1-49 1-55 1-57 1-56 Mayl,1990. May2,1990.

May3,1990. May4,1990. May7,1990. May$,1990. May9,1990. May10,1990 May11,1990 May14,1990 May15,1990 May16,1990 Bk.24. Bk.25 Bk.26 Bk.27 Bk.28 Bk.29 Bk.29A Bk.30 Bk.31 Bk.31A Bk.32 Bk.33 Bk.33A Bk.34 Bk.35 1-54 1-54 1-58 1-58 1-117 1-55 1-66 1-52 1-53 1-61 1-54 1-57 1-54 1-39 1-52

DailySittingsBookNo.HansardPages May17,1990 May18,1990 May22,1990 May23,1990 May24,1990 May25,1990 May28,1990 May29,1990 May30,1990 May31,1990 •.Bk.36 •.Bk.36A •.Bk.37 •.Bk.38 Bk.39 Bk.40 Bk.40A Bk.41 Bk.42 Bk.42A Bk.43 Bk.44. Bk.45 1-53 1-51 1-55 1-56 1-48 1-51 1-53 1-54 1-52 1-54 1-61 1-49 1-51 June1,1990 October16,1990 October17,1990 October18,1990 October22,1990 Bk.58 Bk.59 Bk.60.

Bk.61 1-52 1-49 1-50 1-53 .Bk.461-50 Bk.46A1-50 June4,1990Bk.471-52 June5,1990Bk.481-51 June6,1990Bk.491-53 June7,1990Bk.501-55 June8,1990Bk.511-53 June11,1990Bk.521-47 Bk.52A1-55 June12,1990Bk.531-53 June13,1990Bk.541-55 June20,1990Bk.551-45 Bk.55A1-48 Bk.55B1-41 June2l,1990Bk.561-41 Bk.56A1-41 Bk.56B1-36 June22,1990Bk.571-58 Bk.57A1-27 Bk.57B1-18 October23,1990Bk.621-56

DailySittingsBookNo.HansardPages October24,1990 October25,1990 October26,1990 October29,1990 October30,1990 October31,1990 Bk.63 Bk.M.. Bk.64A. Bk.65 Bk.66.. Bk.66A. Bk.67 Bk.67A. Bk.68.. 1-50 1-55 1-54 1-53 1-54 1-54 1-51 1-115 1-55 November1,1990 November5,1990 November6,1990 November7,1990 November8,1990 November9,1990 November13,1990 November14,1990 November15,1990 November16,1990 November19,1990 November20,1990 November21,1990 November22,1990 November23,1990 November26,1990 November27,1990 November28,1990 November29,1990 November30,1990 Bk.69 Bk.70 Bk.71 Bk.72 Bk.73 Bk.74 Bk.75 Bk.75A Bk.76 Bk.77 Bk.77A..

Bk.78 Bk.79 Bk.80. Bk.$1. Bk.62. Bk.83. Bk.84. Bk.$5 Bk.85A Bk.86 Bk.87 Bk.88 1-50 1-54 1-55 1-51 1-57 1-55 1-57 1-55 1-56 1-59 1-48 1-52 1-56 1-55 1-51 1-54 1-52 1-53 1-56 1-48 1-54 1-52 1-50 December3,1990 December4,1990 December5,1990 December6,1990. December7,1990. Bk.89 Bk.90 Bk.90A Bk.91 Bk.92 Bk.93 1-54 1-54 1-48 1-47 1-54 1-58 February27,1991Bk.94. 1-2

HANSARDSUBJECT’INDEX AB1TIBI-PriceinGrandFalls Developmentofhydropowerproject-status SimmsBk.23,Pg.10;Wells(Premier)Bk.23, Pg.10 AB1TIBI-PricemillInGrandFalls Constructionofaneffluentclarifier FlightBk.22,Pg.3;SimmsBk.22,Pg.4 Layoffofengineers CowanBk.9,Pg.6-7;SimmsBk.9,Pg.6-7 Strike;futureofthemill CowanBk.2,Pg.17;Bk.3,Pg.13;FlightBk.2, Pg.16-17;Bk.3,Pg.14;SimmsBk.2,Pg.16-17; Bk.3,Pg.13-14 ABifIBI-PricemifiInStephern4ile Increaseincostofelectricity FlightBk.16,Pg.14-15;Bk.$8,Pg.8-9;Bk.89, Pg.8-9;GibbonsBk.14,Pg.12;Bk.89,Pg.7-8; HodderBk.14,Pg.11-12;Bk.$8,Pg.8-9;Bk. $9,Pg.7-8;WoodfordBk.16,Pg.13-15 ABifIBI-PricemillsinGrandFallsandStephenville Downgradingofdebtbybondratingagencies FlightBk.8$,Pg.5-8;WoodfordBk.$8,Pg.4-6 Future FlightBk.$3,Pg.13-14;Bk.88,Pg.1-4;Rideout Bk.88,Pg.1-4;SimmsBk.83,Pg.13-14 ABORIGINALlandclaimssettlement Frameworkagreement RideoutBk.87,Pg.6;Wells(Premier)Bk.$7, Pg.5 ACCOUNTSofCrownCorporations,Boardsand Authorities Tabled KitchenBk.4,Pg.15 ACQUISiTIONofparcelofcrownlandbyaMinister Detailstabled DeckerBk.16,Pg.15 ADDRESSInReplydebate Bk.2,Pg.21-55;Bk.3,Pg.21-52 ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone RideoutBk.1,Pg.17-21;Wells(Premier)Bk.1, Pg.21-32 Mover RamsayBk.1,Pg.11-14 Seconder HoganBk.1,Pg.14-17 Debate GilbertBk.3,Pg.38-46;MatthewsBk.2,Pg.43- 55;MurphyBk.2,Pg.55;Bk.3,Pg.21-28; ShortBk.2,Pg.4043;SimmsBk.2,Pg.21-35; TobinBk.3,Pg.29-38;VergeBk.3,Pg.46-52; Warren,G.Bk.2,Pg.35-40 ADJOURNdebateonMeechLake Noticeofmotion Wells(Premier)Bk.57B,Pg.7 MotioncarriedondivisionBk.57B,Pg.18 ADJUSTMENTprogramagreementswithFishery ProductsandNationalSea Tabled CowanBk.36,Pg.16 ADOPTIONofChildrenAct(Bill52) Noticeofmotion EffordBk.39,Pg.12 FirstreadingBk.40,Pg.18 Secondreading DuffBk.53,Pg.29-30;EffordBk.53,Pg.18- 21;30-32;ReidBk.53,Pg.24-25;TobinBk.53, Pg.21-24;VergeBk.53,Pg.25-29 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly BakerBk.53,Pg.39;EffordBk.53,Pg.38; SimmsBk.53,Pg.38 ThirdreadingBk.54,Pg.55 RoyalAssentJune13/90 ADOPTIONS Answertoquestions EffordBk.91,Pg.14 Numberofapplicationsonfile;policyofDepart mentofSocialServices EffordBk.90,Pg.13-15;ParsonsBk.90,Pg.12- 15 AIDS-drugusedintreatment SeeDRUGcosts AGRI-FoodsTaskForce SeeMILKprices ALLIEDHealthProfessionals Collectiveagreement BakerBk.58,Pg.8-10;RideoutBk.58,Pg.8-9 AMALGAMATION Consultant’sreport;resultsofpublichearings DuffBk.3,Pg.6-8;GullageBk.3,Pg.7-9;Bk. 31,Pg.13;TobinBk.31,Pg.12 Government’sposition SirnmsBk.33,Pg.9;TobinBk.77,Pg.8-10; Wells(Premier)Bk.33,Pg.10;Bk.77,Pg.8-10 ProposalrejectedbypeopleofDunville GullageBk.76,Pg.9-10;TobinBk.76,Pg.8-10; Wells(Premier)Bk.76,Pg.10-11 ResidentsofSt.Jude’sregardingamalgamationwith DeerLake 1

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Aylward, R.

Bk. 16, Pg. 25; Gullage Bk. 16, Pg. 27; Woodford Bk. 16, Pg. 23 Spanish Room residents protesting proposal to amal gamate with Marystown Simms Bk. 13, Pg. 28; Tobin Bk. 13, Pg. 26 Towns of Fortune and Grand Bank Gullage Bk. 16, Pg. 30; Matthews Bk. 16, Pg. 29; Rideout Bk. 16, Pg. 31 Towns of Grand Falls and Windsor Guliage Bk. 33, Pg. 11; Bk. 70, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 73, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 80, Pg. 20; Rideout Bk. 74, Pg. 16; Simms Bk. 33, Pg. 10; Bk. 70, Pg. 7-9; B1. 73, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 74, Pg. 13; Bk. 20, Pg. 18; Tobin Bk. $0, Pg. 21; Wells (Premier) Bk. 33, Pg. 10; Bk. 74, Pg. 14 AMUSEMENT Rides Act (Bill 5$) Notice of motion Cowan Bk. 5$, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 60, Pg. 25 Second reading Cowan Bk. 92, Pg. 47; Doyle Bk. 92, Pg. 47 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 92, Pg. 50 Third reading Bk. 93, Pg. 54 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 55 ANNIVERSARIES Celebrations Committee Chairman appointed Guflage Bk. 25, Pg. 5; Verge Bk. 25, Pg. 5 ANNIVERSARY of the discovery of Newfoundland Allocation of funding for planning of the event Duff Bk. 24, Pg. 9-10; Gullage Bk. 24, Pg. 9-10 ANNiVERSARY of the entry of Newfoundland into Canada Rideout Bk. 15, Pg. 1; Wells (Premier) Bk. 15, Pg. 1 APPRECIATION to MHM, staff and press for co operation during session - Note - this is last sitting in present Chamber Baker Bk. 93,Pg. 56; Siinms Bk. 93, Pg. 57 AQUACULTURE development Reduction in budget Matthews Bk. 29, Pg. 12; Wells (Premier) Bk. 29, Pg. 13 ARGENTIA ferry service Extension of the service Aylward, R.

Bk. 19, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 44, Pg. 4; Gil bert Bk. 19, Pg. 12; Bk. 44, Pg. 4 ARTS and Culture Centre Replacement of security staff on leave; safety measures Cowan Bk. 92, Pg. 13; Gilbert Bk. 92, Pg. 12-13; Simms Bk. 92, Pg. 12-13 ARTS Policy Committee See also CULTURAL Affairs and Historic Resources When reports will be tabled Director of Cultural AS- fairs will be appointed Gullage Bk. 23, Pg. 11; Verge Bk. 23, Pg. 11; Bk. 73, Pg. 14; Wells (Premier) Bk. 73, Pg. 14 ASSESSMENT Act (Bill 22) Notice of motion Gullage Bk. 2, Pg. 18 First reading Bk. 3, Pg. 20 Second reading Gullage Bk. 78, Pg. 26;31-32, Langdon Bk. 78, Pg. 30-31; Reid Bk. 78, Pg. 28; Tobin Bk. 7$, Pg. 27-28; Woodford Bk. 7$, Pg. 29-30 Committee of the Whole Assembly Aylward, R.

Bk. $2, Pg. 42; Baker Bk. 82, Pg. 41- 43; Simrns Bk. $2, Pg. 41 Third reading Bk. $7, Pg. 31 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 54 ATLANTIC Lotto Government approval for use of coin operated amusement machines Kitchen Bk. $5, Pg. 6-7; Tobin Bk. $5, Pg. 6-7 A1’TORNEY General Statutes Amendment Act (Bill 71) Notice of motion Dicks Bk. 85, Pg. 12 First reading Bk. 87, Pg. 31 Second reading Dicks Bk. 92, Pg. 48 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 93, Pg. 15 Third reading Bk. 93, Pg. 54 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 55 AUDITOR General Act (Bill 1) Notice of motion Baker Bk. 1, Pg. 11 First reading Bk. 1, Pg. 11 AUDiTOR General’s Report Tabled Kitchen Bk. 4, Pg. 16 AVALON Community College Relocation of headquarters from Carbonear to Clarenville Reid Bk. 24, Pg. 7; Warren, P.

Bk. 24, Pg. 8 AVALON Telephone Company Act (Bill 54) Notice of motion -- Gullage Bk. 58, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 60, Pg. 25 2

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Secondreading GullageBk.88,Pg.28-29;TobmBk.88,Pg.28 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.8$,Pg.37 ThirdreadingBk.$9,Pg.12 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 BAYduNordarea Answertoquestions KellandBk.8,Pg.18-19 Establishmentofawildernessreserve KellandBk.4,Pg.1;ParsonsBk.4,Pg.3 BENNETT,Myra,condolencestofamilyupondeath FureyBk.23,Pg.1;SimmsBk.23,Pg.1 BIGgame Licencedrawfor1990 KellandBk.54,Pg.4;Warren,G.Bk.54,Pg.5 BILLC-69-reductioninfederalfundingforsocial programs Noticeofmotion BarrettBk.67,Pg.15-16 Debate BarrettBk.72,Pg.16-20;48-51;EffordBk.72, Pg.34-40;MatthewsBk.72,Pg.4047;VergeBk. 72,Pg.20-25;Warren,P.Bk.72,Pg.25-29; WindsorBk.72,Pg.29-34 ResolutioncarriedBk.72,Pg.51 BILLS(Alphabetical) AdoptionofChildrenAct(Bill52) AmusementRidesAct(Bill58) AssessmentAct(Bill22) AttorneyGeneralStatutesAmendmentAct(Bill71) AuditorGeneralAct(Bill1) AvalonTelephoneCompanyAct(Bill54) BuildingsAccessibilityAct(Bill55) Canada-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordImplementa tion(Newfoundland)ActandPetroleumand NaturalGasAct(Bill43) ChildWelfareAct(Bill51) ChiropractorsAct(Bill60) CommissionersforOathsAct(Bill47) CorporationsAct(Bill53) CriminalInjuriesCompensationAct(Bill35) DangerousGoodsTransportationActandSummary ProceedingsAct(Bill37) DayCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill10) DepartmentofEducationAct(Bill3) DepartmentofHealthAct(Bill45) DepartmentofSocialServicesAct(Bill4) Education(Teachers’Pensions)Act(Bill5) EnduringPowersofAttorneyAct(Bill40) EnterpriseNewfoundlandandLabradorCorporation Act(Bill72) EvidenceAct(Bill62) FinancialCorporationsCapitalTaxAct(Bill26) FishInspectionAct(Bill18) FishingIndustry(CollectiveBargaining)Act(Bill67) ForestryAct(Bill11) FreedomofInformationAct(Bill6) Government-CornerBrookPulpandPaperLimited AgreementsAct(Bill30) GovernmentMoneyPurchasePensionPlanAct(Bill 14) HealthCareandPost-SecondaryEducationTaxAct (Bill28) HighwayTrafficAct(Bill48) HighwayTrafficAct,No.2(Bill65) HumanRightsCodeAct(Bill46) IncomeTaxSavingsPlansAct(Bill29) InterimSupplyAct(Bill24) JudicatureAct(Bill8) JuryAct(Bill6$) LabourRelationsAct(Bill32) LabourRelationsAct,No.2(Bill56) LabourRelationsAct,No.3(Bill73) LandsAct(Bill25) Livestock(Health)Act(Bill19) LoanAct(Bill39) LoanandGuaranteeAct(Amdt.)(Bill69) LoanandGuaranteeAct(Bill17) LocalAuthorityGuaranteeAct(Amdt.)(Bill70) LocalAuthorityGuaranteeAct(Bill16) MembersoftheHouseofAssembly(RetiringAl lowances)Act,PublicService(Pensions)Actand UniformedServicesPensionsAct(Bill44) MineralAct(Bill7) MineralHoldingsImpostAct(Bill27) MotorCarrierAct(Bill12) MunicipalitiesAct(Bill23) NewfoundlandandLabradorHydroAct(Bill31) NewfoundlandOffshoreAreaCorporateIncome TaxAct(Bill33) OccupationalHealthandSafetyAct(Bill59) OffshoreDevelopmentLegislationAct(Bill61) ParliamentaryCommissioner(Ombudsman)Act(Bill 42) ProvincialCourtAct(Bill13) PublicServicePensionsAct(Bill74) RegionalServiceBoardsAct(Bill3$) RegistrationofDeedsAct(Bill49) RetailSalesTaxActwithrespecttoOffshore PetroleumDevelopment(Bill34) SecuritiesAct(Bill15) SmallClaimsAct(Bill41) StatutesRepealAct(Bill21)

SummaryProceedingsAct(Bill63) SupplementarySupplyAct(Bill2) SupplementarySupplyAct,No.2(Bill57) 3

HANSARD SUBJECT IIDEX Supplementay Supply Act, No. 3 (Bill 66) Supply Act (Bill 50) Uniformed Services Pensions Act (Bill 75) Urban and Rural Planning Act (Bill 9) Welfare Institutions Act (Bill 20) Western Memorial Hospital Corporation Act (Bill 64) Young Persons Offences Act (Bill 36) BILLS (Numerical) No. 1 Auditor General Act No. 2 Supplementary Supply Act No. 3 Department of Education Act No. 4 Department of Social Services Act No. 5 Education (leachers’ Pensions) Act No. 6 Freedom of Information Act No. 7 Mineral Act No. 8 Judicature Act No. 9 Urban and Rural Planning Act No. 10 Day Care and Homemaker Services Act No. 11 Forestry Act No. 12 Motor Carner Act No. 13 Provincial Court Act No. 14 Goverarnent Money Purchase Pension Plan Act No.

No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Tax Act No. 29 Income Tax Savings Plans Act No. 30 Government-Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited Agreements Act No. 31 Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro Act No. 32 Labour Relations Act No. 33 Newfoundland Offshore Area Corporate In come Tax Act No. 34 Retail Sales Tax Act with respect to Offshore Petroleum Development No. 35 Criminal Injuries Compensation Act No. 36 Young Persons Offences Act No. 37 Dangerous Goods Transportation Act and

Summary Proceedings Act No. 38 Regional Service Boards Act No. 39 Loan Act No. 40 Enduring Powers of Attorney Act No. 41 Small Claims Act No. 42 Parliamentary Commissioner (Ombudsman) Act No. 43 Canada-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Im plementation (Newfoundland) Act and Petroleum and Natural Gas Act No. 44 Members of the House of Assembly (Retiring Allowances) Act, Public Service (Pensions) Act and Uniformed Services Pensions Act No. 45 Department of Health Act No. 46 Human Rights Code Act No. 47 Commissioners for Oaths Act No. 48 Highway Traffic Act No. 49 Registration of Deeds Act No. 50 Supply Act No. 51 Child Welfare Act No. 52 Adoption of Children Act No. 53 Corporations Act No. 54 Avalon Telephone Company Act No. 55 Buildings Accessibility Act No. 56 Labour Relations Act, No. 2 No. 57 Supplementary Supply Act, No. 2 No. 56 Amusement Rides Act No. 59 Occupational Health and Safety Act No. 60 Chiropractors Act No. 61 Offshore Development Legislation Act No. 62 Evidence Act No. 63

Summary Proceedings Act No. 64 Western Memorial Hospital Corporation Act No. 65 Highway Traffic Act, No. 2 No. 66 Supplementary Supply Act, No. 3 No. 67 Fishing Industiy (Collective Bargaining) Act No. 68 Jury Act No. 69 Loan and Guarantee Act (Amdt.) No. 70 Local Authority Guarantee Act (Amdt.) No. 71 Attorney General Statutes Amendment Act No. 72 Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador Cor poration Act No. No.

No. 73 Labour Relations Act, No. 3 74 Public Service Pensions Act 75 Uniformed Services Pensions Act BLACK Duck Brook fishermen fourteen-week requirement for unemployment in slirance be reduced to ten weeks Cowan Bk. 33, Pg. 14; Hodder Bk. 33, Pg. 13 RLACKMORE, Michael, condolences to family upon his death Simms Bk. 80, Pg. 1 BOOK of short stories of old Labrador presented to the House Warren, G.

Bk. 76, Pg. 1 15 Securities Act 16 Local Authority Guarantee Act 17 Loan and Guarantee Act 18 Fish Inspection Act 19 Livestock (Health) Act 20 Welfare Institutions Act 21 Statutes Repeal Act 22 Assessment Act 23 Municipalities Act 24 Interim Supply Act 25 Lands Act 26 Financial Corporations Capital Tax Act 27 Mineral Holdings Impost Act 2$ Health Care and Post-Secondary Education 4

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX BROADCASTINGofHouseofAssemblyproceedings Firstthyoflivebroadcast Mr.SpeakerBk.15,Pg.1 BROADCASTINGofHouseofAssemblyproceedings- finalreportoftheCommittee FinalTeporttabled-committeerecommendationsfor televisingproceedings DumaresqueBk.58,Pg.12 Debate BakerBk.66,Pg.20-21;24;DumaresqueBk.66, Pg.16-17;HodderBk.66,Pg.17-19;Rideout Bk.66,Pg.21-23;SinimsBk.66,Pg.24 ReportofthecommitteewasconcurredinBk.66, Pg.24 BROADCASTINGofHouseofAssemblyproceedings- motionthatthecommitteereturntoconsiderother optionsfortelevisingtheHouse Moverandseconder BakerBk.66,Pg.25;SimmsBk.66,Pg.25 MotioncarriedBk.66,Pg.25 BROADCASTINGofHouseofAssemblyproceedings- reportofPrivilegesandElectionsCommittee Reporttabled DumaresqueBk.3,Pg.16 Movedconcurrenceofthereport DumaresqueBk.9,Pg.14 Debate BakerBk.10,Pg.50-51;GoverBk.10,Pg.46- 47;HodderBk.10,Pg.44-46;SimmsBk.10,Pg. 47-50 ResolutioncarriedBk.10,Pg.51 BUDGET Answertoquestionsregardingequalizationpayments Wells(Premier)Bk.59,Pg.14 Answertoquestionsregardingthebreakdownofthe $130mdeficit Wells(Premier)Bk.86,Pg.19 Currentaccountdeficit-shortfallinequalization paymentsfromfederalgovernment BakerBk.81,Pg.6-10;KitchenBk.58,Pg.5-7; Bk.60,Pg.46;Bk.6$,Pg.6-8;Bk.72,Pg.9-10; Bk.$7,Pg.14-16;ParsonsBk.72,Pg.9-10; RideoutBk.5$,Pg.1-4;Bk.59,Pg.6;Bk.68, Pg.6-8;SimmsBk.81,Pg.6-8;Wells(Premier) Bk.58,Pg.1-5;Bk.59,Pg.6;Bk.$1,Pg.8; WindsorBk.58,Pg.5-6;Bk.60,Pg.44;Bk.81, Pg.9;Bk.$7,Pg.14-15 Freezeinhealthcareandeducationalfundingfor 1991 RideoutBk.73,Pg.3-6;Bk.74,Pg.1-3;Simms Bk.70,Pg.3-5;VergeBk.70,Pg.5-7;Wells (Premier)Bk.70,Pg.3-7;Bk.73,Pg.3-6;Bk. 74,Pg.1-3 Increaseinfeesandlicences;taxincreases Aylward,R.Bk.17,Pg.15;KitchenBk.17,Pg. 9;15;WindsorBk.17,Pg.9 Pre-budgetcalculations KitchenBk.6,Pg.$;10;RideoutBk.6,Pg.8; WindsorBk.6,Pg.10 Salaryincreasesnotincludedinbudget BakerBk.5$,Pg.8;WindsorBk.58,Pg.7-8 BUDGETDebate Bk.9,Pg.16-53;Bk.10,Pg.17-44;Bk.19,Pg.27- 54;Bk.21,Pg.18-45;Bk.22,Pg.18-57;Bk.40,Pg. 35-43;Bk.40A,Pg.1-52;Bk.41,Pg.20-53;Bk.42, Pg.17-52;Bk.42A,Pg.1-53;Bk.43,Pg.19-59 BUDGETDebate Aylward,K.Bk.40A,Pg.23-32;Aylward,R.

Bk.40,Pg.40-43;Bk.40A,Pg.1-5;Bk.42A, Pg.45-53;Bk.43,Pg.19-21;CarterBk.41,Pg. 38-47;DeckerBk.21,Pg.18-27;DoyleBk.41, Pg.51-53;Bk.42,Pg.17-23;DuffBk.42A,Pg. 27-37;DumaresqueBk.22,Pg.49-55;EffordBk. 22,Pg.27-38;Bk.43,Pg.37;HeamBk.40A, Pg.34-43;Bk.42A,Pg.37-45;HodderBk.42, Pg.23-31;Bk.43,Pg.31-37;HoganBk.40A, Pg.5-14;HynesBk.41,Pg.48-51;LangdonBk. 40A,Pg.44-51;MatthewsBk.22,Pg.38-49;Bk. 40A,Pg.32-34;Bk.43,Pg.38-49;ParsonsBk. 21,Pg.44-45;Bk.22,Pg.19-27;PenneyBk.21, Pg.37-44;PowerBk.41,Pg.25-37;RamsayBk. 42,Pg.31-34;SimmsBk.42,Pg.43-52Bk.42A, Pg.1-18;Snow,A.Bk.40A,Pg.51-52;Bk.41, Pg.20-25;TobinBk.21,Pg.28-37;Bk.43,Pg. 22-31;VergeBk.22,Pg.55-57;Bk.40,Pg.35-40; Warren,G.Bk.42A,Pg.18-27;WindsorBk.9, Pg.17-53;Bk.10,Pg.17-44;Bk.19,Pg.28-53; WinsorBk.40A,Pg.14-23;Bk.43,Pg.49-58; WoodfordBk.42,Pg.34-42 Amendment SnmnsBk.42,Pg.51 CarriedBk.43,Pg.59 BUDGETSpeechdeliveredbyMinisterofFinance KitchenBk.5,Pg.2-20 BUILDINGSAccessibilityAct(Bill55) Noticeofmotion CowanBk.5$,Pg.13 FirstreadingBk.60,Pg.25 Secondreading CowanBk.$8,Pg.29-30;DoyleBk.88,Pg.29 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.$8,Pg.37 ThirdreadingBk.89,Pg.13 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 5

MANSARD SUBJECT INDEX BURGEO fish plant Conditions of the sale Carter Bk. 30, Pg. 6-7; Matthews Bk. 30, Pg. 6-7 future of the plant Carter Bk. 34, Pg. 14; Bk. 40, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 54, Pg. 14; Matthews Bk. 34, Pg. 14; Bk. 40, Pg. $-9; Bk. 54, Pg. 14 Sale of Burgeo plant and Canso plant in Nova Scotia by NatSea Caner Bk. 23, Pg. 8; Bk. 25, Pg. 10-12; Bk. 27, Pg. 4; Matthews Bk. 23, Pg. 8; Bk. 25, Pg. 10-12; Bk. 27, Pg. 4 BY-ELECTION In the District of St.

John’s East Rideout Bk. 76, Pg. 2; Wells (Premier) Bk. 76, Pg. 1 CANADA Games Park Commission Financial statements tabled Guflage Bk. 18, Pg. 18 CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementa tion (Newfoundland) Act and the Petroleum and Natural Gas Act (Bill 43) Notice of motion Gibbons Bk. 23, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 24, Pg. 14 Second reading Gibbons Bk. 54, Pg. 25-26; Hewlett Bk. 54, Pg. 26 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 54, Pg. 46 Third reading Bk. 54, Pg. 55 Royal Assent June 13/90 CANADIAN Broadcasting Corporation Government’s response to the announced downsizing of CBC Gullage Bk. 92, Pg. 4; Simms Bk. 92, Pg. 6 CAPE St.

George Property tax Gullage Bk. 10, Pg. 16; Hodder Bk. 10, Pg. 16 CAPITAL roads program List of projects for 1991 announced Aylward, R.

Bk. 90, Pg. 3; Gilbert Bk. 90, Pg. 1 CAPLIN fishery 1990 management plan Caner Bk. 47, Pg. 8; Winsor Bk. 47, Pg. 8 Change in licencing policy Caner Bk. 20, Pg. 3-5; Rideout Bk. 20, Pg. 5; Wells (Premier) Bk. 20, Pg. 3; Woodford Bk. 20, Pg. 2-4 Management plan Caner Bk. 48, Pg. 1; Rideout Bk. 48, Pg. 1 Situation with Japanese buyers Caner Bk. 54, Pg. 13-14; Matthews Bk. 54, Pg. 13-14 CARIBOU hunting in northern Labrador Answer to question - season extended Kelland Bk. 19, Pg. 39 Season be extended past deadline Warren, G.

Bk. 19, Pg. 12-13; Wells (Premier) Bk. 19, Pg. 12-13 CARTWRIGHT Funding to purchase snow clearing equipment before closure of shipping season Dumaresque Bk. 73, Pg. 25; Gullage Bk. 73, Pg. 26; Warren, G.

Bk. 73, Pg. 27 CBC - spending cuts Notice of motion Hodder Bk. 91, Pg. 14 CBC cutbacks (Procedure under S.O. 23) Simins Bk. 92, Pg. 32 Motion out of order Bk. 92, Pg. 33 CHILD Abuse Prevention Program First phase announced Efford Bk. 6$, Pg. 4; Hodder Bk. 6$, Pg. 4 Workshop for teachers - government support Wells (Premier) Bk. 75, Pg. 5-7; Woodford Bk. 75, Pg. 5-6 CHILD Welfare Act (Bill 51) Notice of motion Efford Bk. 34, Pg. 15 First reading Bk. 40, Pg. 18 Second reading Efford Bk. 78, Pg. 33-36; Hodder Bk. 78, Pg. 78- 79 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 83, Pg. 30 Third reading Bk. $7, Pg. 32 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 54 CHILD welfare program New initiatives Efford Bk. 21, Pg. 2; Verge Bk. 21, Pg. 3 CHIROPRACTIC legislation Support Decker Bk. 41, Pg. 16; Matthews Bk. 41, Pg. 15; Noel Bk. 41, Pg. 13 CHIROPRACTORS Act (Bill 60) Notice of motion Decker Bk. 5$, Pg. 12 First reading Bk. 60, Pg. 25 Second reading Decker Bk. 92, Pg. 34-36;46-47; Matthews Bk. 92, Pg. 43-44; Reid Bk. 92, Pg. 45-46; Tobin Bk. 92, Pg. 46; Verge Bk. 92, Pg. 36-43 Committee of the Whole Assembly 6

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX BakerBk.93,Pg.16-19;DeckerBk.93,Pg.22- 32;ReidBk.93,Pg.25-26;SimmsBk.93,Pg.17- 19;26-30;TobinBk.93,Pg.29-30;VergeBk.93, Pg.15-32 ThirdreadingBk.93,Pg.54 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 CLARENVILLETaxationOffice Closure SeeMOTORVehicleRegistrationandTaxa donofficesinClarenville SeealsoMOTORVehicleRegistrationoffices atClarenvilleandWabush CLEAN-UPatMacklnson’s Fundinginestimates KellandBk.10,Pg.8-9;ParsonsBk.10,Pg.8-9 CLOSUREmotionduringdebateonLoanAct Noticeofmotion BakerBk.66,Pg.11 CarriedBk.67,Pg.25 CLOSUREmotiononMeechLakeresolution Noticeofmotion BakerBk.17,Pg.15 CarriedondivisionBk.18,Pg.66-67 CLOSUREmotiononsecondreadingofRegionalSer viceBoardsAct Noticeofmotion BakerBk.$5,Pg.12 CarriedBk.$9,Pg.13 CLOSUREmotiononSupplementarySupplydebate Noticeofmotion BakerBk.75,Pg.14 CarriedBk.77,Pg.19 COACHHousefacility ClosureeffectiveJune30,1990 EffordBk.31,Pg.1;NodderBk.31,Pg.1 Programtoaccommodateboysatthefacility EffordBk.33,Pg.7-9;Bk.41,Pg.6-13;Hodder Bk.33,Pg.7-9;Bk.41,Pg.6-9;ParsonsBk.41, Pg.10-12 COMEbyChanceoilrefinery Layoffs;effectongasolineproduction DoyleBk.83,Pg.7-8;GibbonsBk.$3,Pg.7-8 COMMISSIONofInquiryonPensions Reporttabled KitchenBk.33,Pg.12 COMMISSIONERSforOaths AnswertoquestionsaskedduringdebateonBill47 regardingfeesandrevenuereceived DicksBk.$6,Pg.19 COMMISSIONERSforOathsAct(Bill47) Noticeofmotion DicksBk.29,Pg.18 FirstreadingBk.31,Pg.18 Secondreading DicksBk.53,Pg.13-18;SimmsBk.53,Pg.14- 16;VergeBk.53,Pg.14;WoodfordBk.53,Pg. 16 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.53,Pg.37 ThirdreadingBk.54,Pg.55 RoyalAssentJune13190 COMMUNiTYDevelopmentProgram Budgetcut EffordBk.10,Pg.4;VergeBk.10,Pg.4 Improvementsintheprogram EffordBk.50,Pg.1;NodderBk.50,Pg.2 COMMUNITYLivingAssociation SeealsoGROUPhomes Closure;re-integrationofhandicappedin dividualsintothecommunity Requestforincreasedfunding;re-integrationof developmentallydelayedpeopleintothecommunity EffordBk.42,Pg.6-8;HodderBk.42,Pg.6-8 CONCURRENCEMotions-procedurefordebate BakerBk.23,Pg.23;SixnmsBk.23,Pg.22 CONGRATULATORYmessages ArtsCouncilAwardsrecipients VergeBk.31,Pg.3 CenterStagePlayersofConceptionBayCenter CowanBk.19,Pg.2;DoyleBk.19,Pg.2 Genge,BishopMark,bestwishes BakerBk.2,Pg.1 Lidstone,Bertram,commissioner,bestwishesupon retirement Mr.SpeakerBk.41,Pg.1 Marsh,ReverendEdward,appointment BakerBk.2,Pg.1;SirnmsBk.2,Pg.1 Norris,Dwayne WinsorBk.29,Pg.2 O’Neill,Ray,appointedPresidentofNational FederationofMunicipalities DuffBk.51,Pg.1;GullageBk.51,Pg.1 RetirementofJohnO’Brien,JoeHalleranandBrian Johnston,employeesofCBC Mr.SpeakerBk.57,Pg.1;17 RoyalNewfoundlandConstabularyhockeyteam DicksBk6,Pg.6;ParsonsBk.6,Pg.6 Slaney,John WinsorBk.29,Pg.2 SportsHallofFameinductees FureyBk.70,Pg.1;WinsorBk.70,Pg.1 7

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Tizzard, John, Duty Constable, best wishes on his retirement Dicks Bk. 68, Pg. 1; Mr.

Speaker Bk. 68, Pg. 1; Rideout Bk. 68, Pg. 1 Wells, Sean Gullage Bk. 79, Pg. 1; Parsons Bk. 79, Pg. 1 CONNAIGRE Peninsula Residents requesting a health care facility Decker Bk. 58, Pg. 19; Langdon Bk. 58, Pg. 18; Rideout Bk. 58, Pg. 20 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services Estimates - Commit tee of Supply Carried Bk. 36A, Pg. 50 CONSTTTUTION Time limit on adding amendments; provincial referen dum Rideout Bk. 42, Pg. 2-4; Simms Bk. 42, Pg. 4-5; Wells (Premier) Bk. 42, Pg. 2-5 CONSTITUTIONAL issue Effect on bond issues due to the failure of Meech Lake; fiscal agents Baker Bk. 49, Pg. 1-4; Rideout Bk. 49, Pg. 1-4 CONSTITUTIONAL issues Remarks by Member for Pleasantville - New foundland as an independent countiy Rideout Bk. 53, Pg. 6-8; Wells (Premier) Bk. 53, Pg. 6-8 CONSTRUCTION industry Double-breasting Cowan Bk. 71, Pg. 1; Doyle Bk. 71, pg. 2 CONSUMER Affairs offices Closure of offices in Goose Bay and Grand Falls Baker Bk. 73, Pg. 49-50; Doyle Bk. 71, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 73, Pg. 48; Wells (Premier) Bk. 71, Pg. 9-10 CORPORATIONS Act (Bill 53) Notice of motion Dicks Bk. 47,Pg. 14 First reading Bk. 48, Pg. 14 Second reading Dicks Bk. 88, Pg. 24-26; Verge Bk. 88, Pg. 25 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 88, Pg. 37 Third reading Bk. $9, Pg. 12 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 55 COWAN, Hon.

Patt, condolences upon death of her father Simrns Bk. 14, Pg. 3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 14, Pg. 3 CRAY!’ industry show at Memorial Stadium Official opening Furey Bk. $6, Pg. 1; Tobin Bk. 86, Pg. 1 CRIMINAL hijuries Compensation Act (Bill 35) Notice of motion Dicks Bk. 19, Pg. 15 First reading Bk. 23, Pg. 22 Second reading Dicks Bk. 7$, Pg. 36;44-46; Reid Bk. 7$, Pg. 40- 42; Simms Bk. 78, Pg. 41-44; Verge Bk. 78, Pg. 37-40 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. $3, Pg. 28 Third reading Bk. 87, Pg. 32 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 54 CRIMINAL Injuries Compensation Board Annual reports for 1989 and 1990 tabled Dicks Bk. 24, Pg. 16 CROWN land Government plans for land adjacent to the railway beds Kelland Bk. 26, Pg. 13-14; Parsons Bk. 26, Pg. 13-14 CROWN Lands Act Changes regarding public right-of-way to lakes, ponds and rivers Aylward, R.

Bk. 14, Pg. 31; Hewlett Bk. 83, Pg. 8-9; Kelland Bk. 83, Pg. 8-10; Parsons Bk. 14, Pg. 29; Walsh Bk. 14, Pg. 33 CULTURAL Affairs and Historic Resources See also ARTS Policy Committee When reports will be tabled, Director of Cultural Affairs will be appointed Answer to question regarding reduction in funding Gullage Bk. 9, Pg. 15 Budget appointment of a Cultural Affairs Director Duff Bk. 46, Pg. 10; Gullage Bk. 8, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 46, Pg. 10; Bk. 84, Pg. 14-15; Parsons Bk. 8, Pg. 14-15; Verge Bk. 84, Pg. 13-15 Director - competition by Public Service Commission Verge Bk. 75, Pg. 13; Wells (Premier) Bk. 75, Pg. 14 Director appointed Gullage Bk. 92, Pg. 8; Verge Bk. 92, Pg. 10 Task force on Historic Resources will be established Duff Bk. 46, Pg. 9; Gullage Bk. 46, Pg. 9 CULTURAL facilities in St.

John’s Committee report by Member for Pleasantville sub mitted Gullage Bk. 25, Pg. 3; Verge Bk. 25, Pg. 5 DAIRY industry Answers by Minister regarding a letter to Farm Development Loan Board and Farm Credit Corpora tion 8

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX don GilbertBk.87, Bk.88,Pg.35 closure RideoutBk.86,Pg.11-18;Wells(Premier)Bk. 86,Pg.12-18 Quotaallocationreview-loansissuedbyFarm DevelopmentLoanBoardandFarmCreditCorpora- FlightBk.85,Pg.1-2;Bk.86,Pg.6-11;Wood- fordBk.$5,Pg.1-2;Bk.86,Pg.6-11 DANGEROUSGoodsTransportationActandSum maryProceedingsAct(Bill37) Noticeofmotion GilbertBk.19,Pg.15 FirstreadingBk.23,Pg.22 Secondreading Aylward,R.Bk.87,Pg.46-47; Pg.46-47 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly ThirdreadingBk.$9,Pg.12 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 DAVISInlet Environmentalcleanup Warren,G.Bk.46,Pg.11;Wells(Premier)Bk. 46,Pg.11 SchoolboardcontrolbegiventoInnuBandCouncil Warren,G.Bk.75,Pg.7;Wells(Premier)Bk. 75,Pg.7 DAYCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill10) Noticeofmotion EffordBk.2,Pg.19 FirstreadingBk.3,Pg.21 Secondreading EffordBk.78,Pg.46-50;HodderBk.78,Pg.47- 48;VergeBk.78,Pg.48-49 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly BakerBk.$2,Pg.45;Bk.$3,Pg.24;27;Efford Bk.$3,Pg.24-27;SimmsBk.$2,Pg.43-45;Bk. $3,Pg.28;VergeBk.$3,Pg.25-27 ThirdreadingBk.87,Pg.31 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.54 DAYofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredordis abledonthejob DeckerBk.22,Pg.5;DoyleBk.22,Pg.6 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) ConsumerAffairsofficesinGooseBayandGrand Fails BakerBk.73,Pg.49-50;DoyleBk.73,Pg.48 DepartmentofWorks,Services-changeinpolicy forovertimecompensationforsupervisoryemployees Aylward,R.Bk.69,Pg.45;GilbertBk.69,Pg. 47 Dumptruckindustry-independentoperators GilbertBk.50,Pg.47-49;SimmsBk.50,Pg.46 Educationalfinancing RideoutBk.18,Pg.47;Warren,P.Bk.1$,Pg.49 EmploymentGenerationProgram BakerBk.26,Pg.53;CowanBk.36,Pg.49;Mat thewsBk.36,Pg.47;WinsorBk.26,Pg.51 Environmentalissue-damageby&aggersonspawn inggrounds BakerBk.36,Pg.51;ParsonsBk.3ti,Pg.50 Financialpositionoftheprovince KitchenBk.60,Pg.46;WindsorBk.60,Pg.44 FireDepartmentinSt.John’s-changeinpolicy regardingdisabilityleave BakerBk.64,Pg.52;SinimsBk.64,Pg.49 Fishaidpackage-alternativeindustries MatthewsBk.21,Pg.46;Wells(Premier)Bk.21, Pg.4$ Fishplants-leaseagreementbeofferedtoallplants CarterBk.40,Pg.47;HeamBk.40,Pg.46 Fishplants-statusofplantsownedbyUniversal Fisheries EffordBk.26,Pg.56;HeamBk.26,Pg.54 Fishery-extendednoticeconditiontoworkersunder agreementwithFPI HeamBk.31,Pg.44;Wells(Premier)Bk.31, Pg.46 Fishery-stormdamageonnortheastandwest coasts;compensation CarterBk.40,Pg.45;Bk.45,Pg.44;WinsorBk. 40,Pg.43;Bk.45,Pg.42 Eatrock-adjustmentinmurate GullageBk.13,Pg.48;ParsonsBk.13,Pg.46 FogoIsland/ChangeIslandsferryservice GilbertBk.69,Pg.49;WinsorBk.69,Pg.48 HospitalfacilitiesinSt.John’s-recommendations ofthereportofSt.John’sHospitalCouncil DeckerBk.50,Pg.51;DuffBk.50,Pg.49 Hospitalschoolprogram SumsBk.31,Pg.47;Warren,P.Bk.31,Pg.49 Labrador-programscutinthebudget KitchenBk.13,Pg.53;Warren,G.Bk.13,Pg.51 LabradorYouthTravelProgram-reductionin budget GullageBk.13,Pg.51;Snow,A.Bk.13,Pg.49 MeechLakeAccord-rescindingofresolution DuffBk.45,Pg.45;Wells(Premier)Bk.45,Pg. 47 MeechLakeAccord-socialprograms ParsonsBk.45,Pg.48;Wells(Premier)Bk.45, Pg.49 MemorialUniversity-firstyearcourses Warren,P.Bk.82,Pg.53;WinsorBk.$2,Pg.52 Milkprices-AppealTribunalsetup NightBk.8,P.49;WoodfordBk.8,Pg.48 MotorVehicleRegistrationOfficesinClarenville- 9

HANSARD SUBJECI INDEX Hynes Bk. 69, Pg. 42; Kitchen Bk. 69, Pg. 44 Mount Pearl fire depariment Guflage Bk. 18, Pg. 54; Windsor Bk. 18, Pg. 52 Ombudsman’s office - elimination Aylward, R. Bk. 82, Pg. 49; Baker Bk. 82, Pg. 50 Ossokmanuan Bridge contract Aylward, R.

Bk. 60, Pg. 41; Gilbert Bk. 60, Pg. 43 Outer Ring Road Gilbert Bk. 50, Pg. 53; Parsons Bk. 50, Pg. 52 Payroll tax Kitchen Bk. 21, Pg. 51;54; Rideout Bk. 21, Pg. 50; Verge Bk. 21, Pg. 53 Payroll tax - effect on Memorial University Kitchen Bk. 8, Pg. 55; Verge Bk. 8, Pg. 53 Piccadilly fish plant - future; storm damage on west coast Carter Bk. 40, Pg. 50-51; Hodder Bk. 40, Pg. 48- 50 Recreation facilities Kitchen Bk. 8, Pg. 52; Winsor Bk. 8, Pg. 51 Refugee situation - net cost benefit to the province Duff Bk. 18, Pg. 50 Kitchen Bk. 18, Pg. 51 Salmon management plan - proposals Carter Bk. 36, Pg. 45; Winsor Bk. 36, Pg. 44 School boards - budget reduction Heam Bk. $2, Pg. 46; Warren, P.

Bk. 82, Pg. 47 Social assistance recipients - cutbacks to single parent families receiving maintenance and child sup port Efford Bk. 73, Pg. 55; Verge Bk. 60, Pg. 47; Bk. 73, Pg. 54; Wells (Premier) Bk. 60, Pg. 48 Spray program Flight Bk. 26, Pg. 49; Woodford Bk. 26, Pg. 48 Student aid program - changes Hewlett Bk. 73, Pg. 50; Warren, P. Bk. 73, Pg. 52 Student assistants - strike Heam Bk. 64, Pg. 52; Warren, P. Bk. 64, Pg. 53- 55 Twillingate fish plant - lease agreement Wells (Premi&

r) Bk. 31, Pg. 51; Winsor Bk. 31, Pg. 50 Unemployment insurance - changes Cowan Bk. 64, Pg. 48; Heam Bk. 64, Pg. 46 DEPARTMENT of Education Answer to question Gilbert Bk. 93, Pg. 12-14 Cim-iculum Division - relocation from Atlantic Place to Remax Building - details of lease Aylward, R. Bk. 93, Pg. 7-8; Gilbert Bk. 93, Pg. 7-8 DEPARTMENT of Education Act (Bill 3) Notice of motion Warren, P. Bk. 2, Pg. 19 first reading Bk. 3, Pg. 20 Second reading Heam Bk. 48, Pg. 43-50; Bk. 50, Pg. 29-37; Rideout Bk. 50, Pg. 37-46; Simms Bk. 7$, Pg. 50; Warren, G. Bk. 7$, Pg. 50; Warren, P.

Bk. 48, Pg. 41-43 Committee of the Whole Assembly Simms Bk. 82, Pg. 43 Third reading Bk. 87, Pg. 31 Royal Assent Dec. 5/90 DEPARTMENT of Finance Layoff of employees - tax inspectors Hynes Bk. 13, Pg. 17; Kitchen Bk. 13, Pg. 17; Bk. 73, Pg. 10; Windsor Bk. 73, Pg. 10 Report tabled Kitchen Bk. 3, Pg. 15 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Reduction in budget estimates Carter Bk. 9, Pg. 13; Bk. 15, Pg. 6-7; Matthews Bk. 9, Pg. 13; Bk. 15, Pg. 6-7 DEPARTMENT of Health Warning labels be placed on all containers which con tain alcoholic beverages Decker Bk. 93, Pg. 11; Tobin Bk. 93, pg. 10-11 DEPARTMENT of Health Act (Bill 45) Notice of motion Decker Bk. 28, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 29, Pg. 18 Second reading Decker Bk. 78, Pg. 51; Bk. 79, Pg. 29; Rideout Bk. 78, Pg. 51; Bk. 79, Pg. 24-28 Committee of the Whole Assembly Simms Bk. 83, Pg. 32-33 Third reading Bk. $7, Pg. 32 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 54 DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Annual review of activities Gibbons Bk. 68, Pg. 2; Snow, A.

Bk. 6$, Pg. 3 Geological Research Branch report tabled Gibbons Bk. 20, Pg. 12 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Annual report tabled Efford Bk. 75, Pg. 14 Developmental and Rehabilitative Division - report tabled Efford Bk. $9, Pg. 11 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Act (Bill 4) Notice of motion Efford Bk. 2, Pg. 19 First reading Bk. 3, Pg. 21 10

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX SecondreadingSirurnsBk.56A,Pg.10;Wells(Premier)Bk.

EffordBk.79,Pg.29-32;SimmsBk.79,Pg.3056A,Pg.10 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.83,Pg.32DISTANCEEducationPilotProject ThirdreadingBk.87,Pg.32ExpansionBk.11,Pg.4 RoyalAssentDec.5/90 DEPARTMENTofWorks,ServicesandTransportation Answertoquestionsregardingroadconditionsbe tweenDonovansandHolyrood GilbertBk.92,Pg.29 Answertoquestionsregardingwinterscheduleand overtimecompensationforemployees GilbertBk.75,Pg.15 EmployeesinDeerLakeprotestinglayoffs Aylward,R.Bk.3,Pg.19;GilbertBk.3,Pg.19; WoodfordBk.3,Pg.17 Expenditurereductions-MotorRegistrationOffice; FogoIslandferryservice;overtimecompensationfor supervisoryemployees Aylward,R.Bk.67,Pg.3;GilbertBk.67,Pg.1 Furtherreductions DoyleBk.75,Pg.10-11;GilbertBk.75,Pg.10-11 Layoffofsecurityguards Aylward,R.Bk.3,Pg.9-10;GilbertBk.3,Pg.9- 10 Overtimecompensationforsupervisoryemployees- changeinpolicy;delayinsnowremovalonNorthern peninsula Aylward,R.Bk.6$,Pg.17;Bk.69,Pg.14-17;45; GilbertBk.68,Pg.17;Bk.69,Pg.15-17;47;Bk. 75,Pg.8-10;Bk.78,Pg.8-9;RideoutBk.72,Pg. 1-3;Wells(Premier)Bk.72,Pg.1-3;WinsorBk. 75,Pg.9-10;WoodfordBk.75,Pg.8-9;Bk.7$, Pg.8-9 Planstoprivatizemaintenanceandsnowclearing Aylward,R.Bk.3,Pg.9;GilbertBk.3,Pg.9 Securitystaffinpublicbuildings-replacementof workersonleave Bk.92,Pg.12-13 WinterroadconditionsbetweenDonovansand Holyrood Aylward,R.Bk.91,Pg.11-12;GilbertBk.91, Pg.11-12 DEPARTMENTALObservationsontheAuditor General’sReport Tabled KitchenBk.4,Pg.16 DEVINE,Hon.Grant,PremierofSaskatchewan,wel comedtotheHouseofAssemblytospeakduring MeechLakedebate Introduced Wells(Premier)Bk.56A,Pg.1 PremierDevineBk.56A,Pg.1-10 Expressionofgratitude DIVISIONS AmendmenttoRegionalServiceBoardsActinCom mitteestage Bk.93,Pg.43 Amendmenttoresolutionregardingfishery Bk.35,Pg.51 Closuremotion Bk.18,Pg.67 MotiontoadjourndebateonMeechLake Bk.57B,Pg.1$ ResolutiononcutbacksatMemorialUniversity Bk.86,Pg.54 Resolutiononeducationcutbacks Bk.76,Pg.55 Resolutiononhealthcare Bk.6$,Pg.54 ResolutionontheeliminationoftheOmbudsman’s Office Bk.30,Pg.51 Resolutiononunemployment Bk.39,Pg.47 Resolutionregardingwomen’scentres Bk.7,Pg.47 SecondreadingoftheRegionalServiceBoardsAct Bk.89,Pg.27-28 SecondreadingontheParliamentaryCommissioner (Ombudsman)Act Bk.91,Pg.27 Speaker’srulingonmotiontoproceedwithOrders oftheDay Bk.11,Pg.50 DRUGcosts FundingforantiviraldrugAZTusedintreatmentof ADS DeckerBk.87,Pg.17;VergeBk.87,Pg.17 DUMPtruckindustry Independentoperators;protestinGrandFalls- Badgerarea Aylward,R.Bk.54,Pg.11;BakerBk.49,Pg.7- 8;GilbertBk.47,Pg.6-7;Bk.50,Pg.47-49;Bk. 54,Pg.11;SimmsBk.47,Pg.5-7;Bk.50,Pg. 46;WoodfordBk.49,Pg.7-8 DUNNEReportontheImplementationTaskForceon northerncod Provincialgovernment’sresponse SeeFISHERY 11

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX EASTERN Community College Relocation Heam Bk. 27, Pg. 14-15; Matthews Bk. 16, Pg. 20; Bk. 1$, Pg. 42; Reid Bk. 16, Pg. 23; Tobin Bk. 16, Pg. 19; Bk. 18, Pg. 44; Bk. 45, Pg. 8-9; Warren, P.

Bk. 18, Pg. 43; Bk. 27, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 45, Pg. 9; Wells (Premier) Bk. 16, Pg. 22 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Answer to questions regarding the commission Wells (Premier) Bk. 92, Pg. 26 Answer to questions regarding the leasing of vehicles Wells (Premier) Bk. 72, Pg. 11-12 Answer to questions regarding the purchase of com puters Wells (Premier) Bk. 31, Pg. 14 Industries being established in Newfoundland; styrofoam manufacturing facility Parsons Bk. 81, Pg. 11-13; Wells (Premier) Bk. 81, Pg. 11-12 Leasing of vehicles by the commission Matthews Bk. 71, Pg. 6-7; Rideout Bk. 62, Pg. 5- 7; Wells (Premier) Bk. 62, Pg. 5-8; Bk. 71, Pg. 6-8 Purchase of computers out of the province Simms Bk. 22, Pg. 14-16; Wells (Premier) Bk. 22, Pg. 15-16 Update on the activities of the commission Wells (Premier) Bk. 60, Pg. 12; Windsor Bk. 60, Pg. 11 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission, Enterprise New foundland and Labrador and Department of Development Reporting relationship - local preference policy Baker Bk. 93, Pg. 4; Windsor Bk. 93, Pg. 4 ECONOMIC situation Statements by President of Board of Trade; number of bankruptcies Kitchen Bk. 32, Pg. 18; Windsor Bk. 32, Pg. 17 ECONOMY Notice of motion Rideout Bk. 1, Pg. 32 Debate Aylward, K.

Bk. 4, Pg. 3945; Furey Bk. 4, Pg. 27-33; Heam Bk. 4, Pg. 4648; Rideout Bk. 4, Pg. 20-27;4$-54; Tobin Bk. 4, Pg. 34-39 Resolution defeated Bk. 4, Pg. 54 EDUCATION Answer to questions regarding admission to schools Warren, P. Bk. 54, Pg. 19 Budget reduction for next year Heam Bk. 59, Pg. 8-10; Bk. 80, Pg. 8-11; Rideout Bk. 60, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 61, Pg. 3; Warren, P. Bk. 59, Pg. 8-10; Bk. 60, Pg. 10-11; Bk. $0, Pg. 8-11; Wells (Premier) Bk. 61, Pg. 3 Funding to schools for computer technology; expan sion of Distance Education Pilot Project Verge Bk. 11, Pg. 5; Warren, P.

Bk. 11, Pg. 3 Pre-vocational program in Central Newfoundland - cancellation Ream Bk. 88, Pg. 9-10; Warren, P. Bk. 88, Pg. 9- 11 Royal Commission on education - study of the denominational system Warren, P. Bk. 93, Pg. 1-2; Woodford Bk. 93, Pg. 1-2 S.D. Cook and St. Michael’s schools in Corner Brook - future; legislation regarding admissions to schools Verge Bk. 35, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 50, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 53, Pg. 11; Warren, P.

Bk. 35, Pg. 1-3; Bk. 50, Pg. 11-13; Bk. 53, Pg. 11-12 School board operational grants; increases due to payroll tax Hewlett Bk. 26, Pg. 10; Kitchen Bk. 10, Pg. 3; Bk. 26, Pg. 4-5;8-9; Rideout Bk. 10, Pg. 1-3; Bk. 18, Pg. 47; Bk. 26, Pg. 3-6; Bk. 34, Pg. 4-6; Verge Bk. 26, Pg. 7-9; Warren, P. Bk. 10, Pg. 1- 2; Bk. 1$, Pg. 49; Bk. 26, Pg. 4-6;9-11; Bk. 34, Pg. 4-6 School boards Ream Bk. $2, Pg. 3-5;46; Rideout Bk. 61, Pg. 4- 6; Bk. 75, Pg. 3-5; Warren, P. Bk. 61, Pg. 5-7; Bk. $2, Pg. 3-5;47; Wells (Premier) Bk. 61, Pg. 4; Bk. 75, Pg. 4-5 Small schools study Heam Bk. 38, Pg. 7-8; Warren, P.

Bk. 38, Pg. 7-8 Substitute teachers - reduction in funding Bk. 65, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 66, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 67, Pg. 10- 13; Bk. 72, Pg. 9; Bk. 74, Pg. 3-5; Bk. 79, Pg. 9- 12; Bk. 80, Pg. 7-8; Bk. 93, Pg. 24 Teacher aides - budget Heam Bk. 12, Pg. 5-7; Verge Bk. 10, Pg. 3; War ren, P. Bk. 10, Pg. 4; Bk. 12, Pg. 5-7 Teacher allocations Ream Bk. 61, Pg. 12-13; Bk. $1, Pg. 4-6; War ren, P. Bk. 61, Pg. 13; Bk. 70, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 81, Pg. 4-6; Winsor Bk. 70, Pg. 11 EDUCATION (Teachers’ Pensions) Act (Bill 5) Notice of motion Warren, P.

Bk. 2, Pg. 19 First reading Bk. 3, Pg. 20 Second reading Ream Bk. 47, Pg. 44-51 Bk. 4$, Pg. 14-17; Tobin Bk. 48, Pg. 17-23; Warren, P. Bk. 47, Pg. 12

HANSARDSUBJECfINDEX ELECTRICALrates Answertoquestion GibbonsBk.8$,Pg.12 ESTIMATESCommittees Listtabled BakerBk.6,Pg.20 42-44;Bk.48,Pg.26-28;WinsorBk.4$,Pg.23- 26 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly BakerBk.50,Pg.21-26;HeamBk.50,Pg.17- 18;SimmsBk.50,Pg.18-26;Warren,P.Bk.50, Pg.18 ThirdreadingBk.51,Pg.19 RoyalAssentJune13/90 EDUCATIONinitiativesbygovernment Noticeofmotion BarrettBk.89,Pg.12 EDUCATIONprogram-budgetfreeze Noticeofmotion HearnBk.75,Pg.14 Debate EffordBk.76,Pg.23-28;GrimesBk.76,Pg.47- 49;HeamBk.76,Pg.17-23;49-55;RamsayBk. 76,Pg.34-41;WinsorBk.76,Pg.28-34;Wood- fordBk.76,Pg.4147 ResolutiondefeatedBk.76,Pg.55 EDUCATIONALagenda-WhitePaper Noticeofmotion Aylward,K.Bk.1,Pg.36 Debate BarrettBk.81,Pg.18-24;45-51;GrimesBk.$1, Pg.29-35;HeamBk.81,Pg.24-28;Matthews Bk.81,Pg.42-45;ShortBk.$1,Pg.39-42;Verge Bk.81,Pg.35-39 ResolutioncarriedBk.$1,Pg.51 ELECTRICALinspections Transferofresponsibility CowanBk.3,Pg.10;DoyleBk.3,Pg.10 fundingforGreenBay CowanBk.36,Pg.13;HewlettBk.36,Pg.13 Hiringguidelines CowanBk.63,Pg.11;MatthewsBk.63,Pg.11 Numberofapplicationsreceived CowanBk.36,Pg.11-13;49;MatthewsBk.36, Pg.11-12;47 ProgramforRoddicktonDaniel’sHarbour CowanBk.36,Pg.5-7;RideoutBk.36,Pg.5-7 ENDURINGPowersofAttorneyAct(Bill40) Noticeofmotion DicksBk.20,Pg.13 FirstreadingBk.23,Pg.22 Secondreading BakerBk.48,Pg.29;31;VergeBk.48,Pg.29-31 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly SimrnsBk.50,Pg.27 ThirdreadingBk.51,Pg.19 RoyalAssentJune13/90 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabradorCorpora tionAct(Bill72) Noticeofmotion FureyBk.85,Pg.12 FirstreadingBk.87,Pg.31 Secondreading BakerBk.91,Pg.27-29;46;Warren,G.Bk.91, Pg.44-45;WindsorBk.91,Pg.40-44;Woodford Bk.91,Pg.29-40 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.92,Pg.49 ThirdreadingBk.93,Pg.53 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 ENVIRONMENT Damagebydraggersonspawninggrounds BakerBk.36,Pg.51;KellandBk.33,Pg.6;Par sonsBk.33,Pg.6;Bk.36,Pg.50 Requestforadditionalfunding KitchenBk.10,Pg.7;ParsonsBk.10,Pg.7 EQUALIZATIONpayments AmountofshortfallinequalizationfromGovern mentofCanadaincurrentfiscalyear RideoutBk.66,Pg.1-4;Wells(Premier)Bk.66, Pg.1-5 Increase GibbonsBk.87,Pg.13-14;HewlettBk.87,Pg. 13-14 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram Additionalfundingforjobcreation CowanBk.35,Pg.3-7;Bk.36,Pg.10-11;Doyle Bk.35,Pg.5-7;RideoutBk.35,Pg.3-4;Simms Bk.36,Pg.9-11 Changestotheprogramnewfunding BakerBk.26,Pg.53;CowanBk.24,Pg.11-13; Bk.35,Pg.11-12;RideoutBk.24,Pg.12Tobin Bk.35,Pg.11;WinsorBk.24,Pg.11-12;Bk.26, Pg.51;Bk.35,Pg.11 FogoDistrict-jobcreation CowanBk.36,Pg.15-16;WinsorBk.36,Pg.15- 16 EVENINGTelegramstoryregardingtheMVAtlantic CommanderandaDepartmentofSocialServices representative Seniorcivilservantperfomtingapoliticalduty SimmsBk.77,Pg.7-8;Wells(Premier)Bk.77, Pg.7-8 13

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX EVIDENCE Act (Bill 62) Notice of motion Dicks Bk. 5$, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 60, Pg. 25 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Bk. 2$, Pg. 42-117; Bk. 29, Pg. 18-55; Bk. 29A, Pg. 1-65; Bk. 31, Pg. 18-44; Bk. 31A, Pg. 1-60; Bk. 32, Pg. 20-53; Bk. 33, Pg. 14-27;31-56; Bk. 33A, Pg. 1-54; Bk. 34, Pg. 20-38; Bk. 36, Pg. 20- 44; Bk. 36A, Pg. 1-49 Carried Bk. 36A, Pg. 49 FAMILY Crisis Centre in Western Labrador Status of the centre Efford Bk. 40, Pg. 13-14; Snow, A.

Bk. 40, Pg. 12-14 FEDERAL transfer payments Late March adjustments Kitchen Bk. 61, Pg. 1; Windsor Bk. 61, Pg. 2 Restraints; effect on province’s budgetary position Kitchen Bk. 69, Pg. 5; Windsor Bk. 69, Pg. 6 FERRY rates Reduction Aylward, R.

Bk. 14, Pg. 7; Gilbert Bk. 14, Pg. 7 FERRY service between Petit Forte and Southeast Bight Update Gilbert Bk. 14, Pg. 16-17; Tobin Bk. 14, Pg. 16 FERRY service for Bell Island Status of the Beaumont Hamel Gilbert Bk. 4, Pg. 13-15; Walsh Bk. 4, Pg. 13 FINANCE Boffowing requirement - surcharge Kitchen Bk. 25, Pg. 6-8; Rideout Bk. 25, Pg. 6-8 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act Notice of motion Kitchen Bk. 5, Pg. 22 Debate Windsor Bk. 46, Pg. 28-29 Resolution carried Bk. 46, Pg. 29 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 26) First reading Bk. 46A, Pg. 46 Second reading Bk. 46A, Pg. 46 Third reading Bk. 46A, Pg. 46 Royal Assent June 13/90 FINES and forfeitures Estimated revenue Baker Bk. 81, Pg. 11; Windsor Bk. $1, Pg. 10 FIRE Department In St.

John’s Answer to question regarding the pumper at the East End fire station Guflage Bk. 87, Pg. 12 Disability pay plan for fire fighters - changes Baker Bk. 64, Pg. 52; Gullage Bk. 63, Pg. 4-5; Simms Bk. 63, Pg. 3-5; Bk. 64, Pg. 49; Wells (Premier) Bk. 63, Pg. 4 East End fire station; recommendations in the Woods Gordon report Duff Bk. 27, Pg. 7-9; Guflage Bk. 27, Pg. 8-9 Overtime for the fire deparnnent East End fire sta tion - status Gullage Bk. 84, Pg. 5-7;10; Rideout Bk. 84, Pg. 5- 7; Simms Bk. 84, Pg. 9 FIRE fighters - tribute for services Gullage Bk. 2, Pg. 4; Tobin Bk. 2, Pg. 5 FIRE protection in City of Mount Pearl Fire station - status Gullage Bk. 16, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 18, Pg. 54; Bk. 27, Pg. 16; Bk. 90, Pg. 9-12; Windsor Bk. 16, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 18, Pg. 52; Bk. 27, Pg. 16; Bk. 90, Pg. 9-11 FISH Inspection Act (Bill 1$) Notice of motion Carter Bk. 2, Pg. 19 First reading Bk. 3, Pg. 20 Second reading Carter Bk. 79, Pg. 32-34; Simms Bk. 79, Pg. 33 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 83, Pg. 30 Third reading Bk. $7, Pg. 32 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 54 FISHERIES Loan Board Annual report tabled Carter Bk. 6$, Pg. 18 Answer to question regarding loans Carter Bk. 74, Pg. 12 Loans Carter Bk. 73, Pg. 11-12; Matthews Bk. 73, Pg. 11-12 Review of the board Carter Bk. 83, Pg. 6-7; Matthews Bk. 83, Pg. 6-7 FISHERIES operation facilities Answer to question Carter Bk. 45, Pg. 12 Construction or improvement projects Carter Bk. 44, pg. 14-15; Matthews Bk. 44, Pg. 14-15 FISHERY Answer to question - herring season extended Carter Bk. 54, Pg. 1$ Answer to question - table& a copy of government’s representation to the Harris panel Carter Bk. 66, Pg. 12-13 14

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Answertoquestionresalmonandcharprices CarterBk.54,Pg.18 Answertoquestionsreproposalstothefishaid package Wells(Premier)Bk.22,Pg.18 DunneReportontheImplementationTaskforceon northerncod-provincialgovernmentresponse CarterBk.86,Pg.2;MatthewsBk.86,Pg.4 DunneTaskForcereport-recommendationto reducenortherncodtotalallowablecatch CarterBk.65,Pg.5-7;12-13;MatthewsBk.65, Pg.12-13;RideoutBk.65,Pg.5-7 EmergencyResponseProgram-budget CarterBk.15,Pg.6-7;MatthewsBk.15,Pg.6 EmergencyResponseProgram-provincial government’spositiononthefederalprogram CarterBk.73,Pg.11;Bk.76,Pg.14;Bk.83,Pg. 12-13;MatthewsBk.73,Pg.11;Bk.76,Pg.13; Bk.83,Pg.11-12 Fishaidpackage-alternativeindustryforGrand Bank,Gaultois,Piccadillyduetoclosureoffish plants CarterBk.21,Pg.8-10;Bk.30,Pg.11-13;Mat thewsBk.21,Pg.7-10,46;Bk.30,Pg.11-12; Wells(Premier)Bk.21,Pg.48 Fishaidpackage-furtherstatement CarterBk.30,Pg.1;MatthewsBk.30,Pg.2 Fishaidpackage-provincialpackagetocomplement thefederalaid CarterBk.30,Pg.8-11;MatthewsBk.30,Pg.7- 11;RideoutBk.28,Pg.1-5;Bk.31,Pg.3-4; Wells(Premier)Bk.28,Pg.1-5;Bk.31,Pg.3-5 Fishaidpackageannouncedbyfederalgovernment- government’sresponse CanerBk.29,Pg.2;MatthewsBk.29,Pg.4 Fishaidpackagetobeaimouncedbyfederalgovern ment-provincialgovernment’sproposals BeamBk.28,Pg.11-12;MatthewsBk.20,Pg.1- 2;Bk.2$,Pg.6-8;RideoutBk.21,Pg.11-13;Bk. 22,Pg.7-14;Wells(Premier)Bk.20,Pg.1-2;Bk. 21,Pg.11-14;Bk.22,Pg.7-14;Bk.2$,Pg.6-9;12 FishplantatPortauxBasques-status CanerBk.64,Pg.7;MatthewsBk.64,Pg.7 FishplantinFeirneuse-future CanerBk.28,Pg.9-10,PowerBk.2$,Pg.9-11; Wells(Premier)Bk.28,Pg.11 Fishplants-guaranteedloans;FogoIslandCo-op KitchenBk.17,Pg.13;WinsorBk.17,Pg.13 Fishplants-leaseagreementwithTwillingatebeof feredtootherplants,Fermeuse,Fenyland,etc.

CanerBk.39,Pg.9-12;Bk.40,Pg.15;47;Beam Bk.39,Pg.9-11;Bk.40,Pg.15;46 Fishplants-portquotainBurgeo-includeother plants CanerBk.46,Pg.5-8;HeamBk.31,Pg.9;Mat thewsBk.31,Pg.8;Bk.46,Pg.4-7;Wells (Premier)Bk.31,Pg.9;Bk.46,Pg.7; FishplantsatNainandMakkovik-supplyoffish frommiddledistancevessels CanerBk.45,Pg.11-12Bk.52,Pg.16;Warren, G.Bk.45,Pg.11;Bk.52,Pg.15 FishplantsownedbyUniversalFisheries-futureof theplants CanerBk.2,Pg.15;Bk.24,Pg.5-6;EffordBk. 26,Pg.56;HeamBk.2,Pg.14-15;Bk.24,Pg.5- 6;Bk.26,Pg.54 Fishprocessinglicences-CapeBroyleFisheries; Trepassey CanerBk.4,Pg.5-6;Bk.13,Pg.16-17;Beam Bk.13,Pg.16-17;MatthewsBk.4,Pg.5-6 Gulffisherycrisis CanerBk.76,Pg.12-14;MatthewsBk.76,Pg. 12-13 Harrisreportonnortherncod-whengovernment willrespondtorecommendationsinthereport RideoutBk.15,Pg.2-4;Wells(Premier)Bk.15, Pg.2-5 HarrisReviewPanelonnortherncod-fmalreport released CanerBk.17,Pg.1;RideoutBk.17,Pg.2 HarrisReviewPanelReportonnortherncod- government’sresponsetoreport CarterBk.24,Pg.1;MatthewsBk.24,Pg.2 Herringfishery-seasonbeextended CanerBk.53,Pg.12;WinsorBk.53,Pg.12 Inshorefishplants-closure CanerBk.2,Pg.14;BeamBk.2,Pg.14 Labradorfishery CanerBk.87,Pg.11-13;RideoutBk.87,Pg.11- 13 LittleBayIslandsfishplant-status CanerBk.27,Pg.15-16;Bk.38,Pg.14;Hewlett Bk.27,Pg.15;Bk.38,Pg.13-14 MaloneyinquiryintotheNewfoundlandfishery- whenreportwillbetabled CanerBk.92,Pg.14;MatthewsBk.92,Pg.14 Northerncodstock-overallstatus CanerBk.38,Pg.1;MatthewsBk.38,Pg.3 Northerncodstockimprovements-assessmentof theAGACmeetings CanerBk.37,Pg.4;MatthewsBk.37,Pg.4 Overfishingwithin200-milelimit CanerBk.4,Pg.7-9;HeamBk.4,Pg.7-8 Processingoffishoutsidetheprovince HeamBk.31,Pg.10;Wells(Premier)Bk.31, Pg.10 15

HANSARD SUBJECT iNDEX Provincial task force on fish quota reductions - draft agreement regarding fewer fishermen, fish plants and plant workers Baker Bk. 39, Pg. 2; Caner Bk. 39, Pg. 1-5; Rideout Bk. 37, Pg. 2-3; Bk. 39, Pg. 1-4; Wells (Premier) Bk. 37, Pg. 2-3; Response program for west coast of the province Carter Bk. 78, Pg. 3-5; Rideout Bk. 78, Pg. 2-4 Salmon and char - price structure Caner Bk. 52, Pg. 16; Warren, G.

Bk. 52, Pg. 16 Stein Task force - approval by provincial govern ment Caner Bk. 29, Pg. 17; Rideout Bk. 29, Pg. 7- 11;17; Bk. 31, Pg. 5-6; Simms Bk. 32, Pg. 8-11; Wells (Premier) Bk. 29, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 31, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 32, Pg. 8-12 Stein Task Force on northern cod - provincial posi tion Heam Bk. 32, Pg. 3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 32, Pg. 1 Storm damage on northeast and west coasts and other areas; cost of lobster traps; compensation pack age; Red Harbour area Baker Bk. 50, Pg. 14; Caner Bk. 40, Pg. 9- 11;45;50; Bk. 42, Pg. 9; Bk. 44, Pg. 15; Bk. 45, Pg. 7-$;44; Bk. 52, Pg. 13-15; Bk. 54, Pg. 15-16; Hodder Bk. 40, Pg. 10-1 1;49; Matthews Bk. 50, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 52, Pg. 13-15; Tobin Bk. 54, Pg. 14-15; Winsor Bk. 40, Pg. 9-10;43; Bk. 42, Pg. 9; Bk. 44, Pg. 15; Bk. 45, Pg. 7-8;42 Tabled list of projects by Fisheries Department to as sist fishermen Caner Bk. 74, Pg. 12 Total allowable catch - further reductions; plan for downsizing the fishery Carter Bk. 85, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 87, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 92, Pg. 14-15; Matthews Bk. 85, Pg. 11; Bk. $7, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 92, Pg. 13-15 Winter cod fishery on south coast - compensation package Caner Bk. 7, Pg. 2-9; Langdon Bk. 7, Pg. 8-9 FISHERY Products International Adjustment program agreements tabled - answer to question Cowan Bk. 36, Pg. 16 Adjustment program invoices tabled - answer to question Cowan Bk. 41, Pg. 13 Diversification plans due to closure of plants in Grand Bank, Trepassey and Gaultois Heam Bk. 78, Pg. 5-8; Wells (Premier) Bk. 78, Pg. 5-8 Extended notice - advanced funding to companies; conditions attached Caner Bk. 34, Pg. 12-14; Cowan Bk. 31, Pg. 8; Bk. 34, Pg. 12-14; Bk. 53, Pg. 8-9; Heam Bk. 29, Pg. 13-16; Bk. 31, Pg. 44; Matthews Bk. 31, Pg. 7-8; Bk. 34, Pg. 11-14; Bk. 53, Pg. 8-9; Wells (Premier) Bk. 29, Pg. 13-17; Bk. 31, Pg. 7-8;46 Financial assistance package Caner Bk. 2, Pg. 12-14; Bk. 3, Pg. 3; Bk. 21, Pg. 11; Matthews Bk. 2, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 3, Pg. 2-3; Bk. 21, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 29, Pg. 11-12; Wells (Premier) Bk. 29, Pg. 12 Invoices received Caner Bk. 37, Pg. 5-6; Cowan Bk. 37, Pg. 5; Mat thews Bk. 37, Pg. 5-6 FISHING Industry (Collective Bargaining) Act (Bill 67) Notice of motion Cowan Bk. 70, Pg. 16 First reading Bk. 71, Pg. 23 FISHING situation - inshore fishermen Notice of motion Ramsay Bk. 33, Pg. 13 Debate Caner Bk. 35, Pg. 38-43; Gilbert Bk. 35, Pg. 26- 33; Matthews Bk. 35, Pg. 19-26; Parsons Bk. 35, Pg. 33-38; Ramsay Bk. 35, Pg. 14-19;46-51; Rideout Bk. 35, Pg. 43-46 Amendment Matthews Bk. 35, Pg. 26 Resolution carried Bk. 35, Pg. 52 FOGO Island/Change Islands ferry service Changes Aylward, R.

Bk. 67, Pg. 4; Gilbert Bk. 67, Pg. 2 Reduction in service Gilbert Bk. 66, Pg. 11; Bk. 67, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 69, Pg. 1$;49; Rideout Bk. 67, Pg. 4-6; Winsor Bk. 66, Pg. 11; Bk. 69, Pg. 17-18;48 Update on construction of new ice breaker ferry Gilbert Bk. 3, Pg. 12; Bk. 77, Pg. 10-11; Wmsor Bk. 3, Pg. 12, Bk. 77, Pg. 10-11 FOREST fire season Staffmg of units; reinstatement of fire-fighting unit in Bishop’s Falls Right Bk. 51, Pg. 13-15; Woodford Bk. 51, Pg. 13-15 FORESTRY Act (Bill 11) Notice of motion Right Bk. 2, Pg. 20 First reading Bk. 3, Pg. 21 Second reading -- Right Bk. $9, Pg. 33-46;53; Woodford Bk. $9, Pg. 46-53 16

HANSARDSUBJECfINDEX CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly FlightBk.92,Pg.48;WoodfordBk.92,Pg.48 ThirdreadingBk.93,Pg.53 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 FORESTRYmanagementonBaieVertePeninsula Coachman’sCoveresidents RideoutBk.31,Pg.14;SimmsBk.31,Pg.17; Wells(Premier)Bk31,Pg.15 FORSEY,Dr.Eugene,formerSenatorofHouseof Commons,welcomedtotheSpeaker’sGallery Mr.SpeakerBk.26,Pg.1;RideoutBk.26,Pg. 2;Wells(Premier)Bk.26,Pg.1 FortuneandGrandBank-amalgamation SeeAMALGAMATION TownsofFortuneandGrandBank FREEDOMofInformationAct(Bill6) Noticeofmotion FureyBk.2,Pg.19 FirstreadingBk.3,Pg.20 Secondreading BakerBk.79,Pg.34;fureyBk.79,Pg.41-42; TobinBk.79,Pg.35-41 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly FureyBk.$3,Pg.30;SimmsBk.$3,Pg.30-31 ThirdreadingBk.87,Pg.32 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.54 FRENCHtutoringlessons Answertoquestions GrimesBk.93,Pg.14 Costtotheprovince HodderBk.92,Pg.18-20;Wells(Premier)Bk. 92,Pg.18-20 FRENCH-firstlanguageprogram Classesestablished ReamBk.54,Pg.4;Warren,P.Bk.54,Pg.3 GARNISHPondforestaccessroad Upgrading Aylward,R.Bk.14,Pg.24;RightBk.14,Pg. 23;TobinBk.14,Pg.22 GASOLINEandfuelprices Freezeontheadvaloremtax;boardtomonitorin creases DoyleBk.71,Pg.8;GibbonsBk.71,Pg.8; KitchenBk.65,Pg.14;Bk.71,Pg.8;Rideout Bk.65,Pg.14 Gasolinetax-estimatedrevenue KitchenBk.73,Pg.9;WindsorBk.73,Pg.9 IncreasesduetothePersianGulfcrisis SeealsoPERSIANGulfcrisis GibbonsBk.65,Pg.13;Bk.90,Pg.7-8;Hewlett Bk.65,Pg.13;KitchenBk.65,Pg.13;Warren, G.Bk.90,Pg.7-8 GAULTOIS-Hermitageferryservice Answertoquestionregardingiceconditions GilbertBk.4,Pg.45 Iceconditions GilbertBk.4,Pg.11-12;MatthewsBk.4,Pg.11 Plantoassessthefenyservice GilbertBk.58,Pg.10-11;Bk.75,Pg.11-12;Mat thewsBk.5$,Pg.10-11;Bk.75,Pg.11 Upgrading GilbertBk.62,Pg.20;LangdonBk.62,Pg.17; MatthewsBk.62,Pg.19 GOODSandServicesTax(GST) Noticeofmotion NoelBk.1,Pg.34 Debate Aylward,K.Bk.25,Pg.42-49;Aylward,R.Bk. 25,Pg.38-42;KitchenBk.25,Pg.32-38;Noel Bk.25,Pg.21-26;49-54;Warren,G.Bk.25,Pg. 49;WindsorBk.25,Pg.26-32 Amendment Aylward,R.Bk.25,Pg.42 ResolutioncarriedBk.25,Pg.54 GOVERNMENTAirServices PlanstorelocatetoGander GilbertBk.47,Pg.8-9;TobinBk.47,Pg.8-9 GOVERNMENTborrowingonU.S.bondmarket Explanation KitchenBk.51,Pg.2;WindsorBk.51,Pg.4 GOVERNMENT-CornerBrookPulpandPaper LimitedAgreementsAct(Bill30) Noticeofmotion Wells(Premier)Bk.11,Pg.17 FirstreadingBk.19,Pg.27 Secondreading Bk.45,Pg.38-42;Bk.46,Pg.3-25 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly BakerBk.47,Pg.40;RideoutBk.47,Pg.40; SimmsBk.47,Pg.3642;WoodfordBk.47,Pg. 38-40 Thirdreading BakerBk.50,Pg.15;RideoutBk.50,Pg.15-16 RoyalAssentJune13/90 GOVERNMENTMoneyPurchasePensionPlanAct (Bill14) Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.2,.Pg.20 FirstreadingBk.3,Pg.20 Secondreading 17

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Baker Bk. 48, Pg. 36; furey Bk. 48, Pg. 40; Rideout Bk. 48, Pg. 40; Windsor Bk. 48, Pg. 37- 40 Committee of the Whole Assembly Windsor Bk. 50, Pg. 17 Third reading Bk. 51, Pg. 18 Royal Assent June 13/90 GOVERNMENT office in Hong Kong Details of the opening; cost Furey Bk. 79, Pg. 12-13; Simms Bk. 79, Pg. 12-13 GOVERNMENT operations Review by Special Committee of Cabinet Kitchen Bk. 62, Pg. 1; Simms Bk. 6Z Pg. 3 GOVERNMENT-owned store in Hopedale Answer to questions Decker Bk. 81, Pg. 14 Health hazard Decker Bk. 80, Pg. 4; Furey Bk. 80, Pg. 4; War ren, G.

Bk. 80, Pg. 4 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee Report Aylward, K. Bk. 26, Pg. 21 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate Aylward, K. Bk. 27, Pg. 30-32; Cowan Bk. 27, Pg. 50-53; Doyle Bk. 27, Pg. 41-43;4&49; Heam Bk. 28, Pg. 16-19; Hogan Bk. 27, Pg. 37-46; Bk. 28, Pg. 30-33; Parsons Bk. 27, Pg. 53-57; Bk. 22, Pg. 19-23;40-42; Reid Bk. 28, Pg. 36-39; Simms Bk. 28, Pg. 13-16;23-27; Snow, A. Bk. 2$, Pg. 33- 36; Warren, G.

Bk. 2$, Pg. 27-30; Winsor Bk. 27, Pg. 32-37 Carried Bk. 28, Pg. 42 GOVERNMENT Services Legislation Review Committee Report tabled respecting the Labour Relations Act Murphy Bk. $3, Pg. 15;19 Report tabled respecting the Regional Service Boards Act Murphy Bk. 70, Pg. 13 GOVERNMENT vehicles Answer to questions Wells (Premier) Bk. 75, Pg. 16-17 Leasing of vehicles See ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Leasing of vehicles by the commission Review of the fleet management policies; Ministerial cars Baker Bk. 32, Pg. 6; Simrns Bk. 32, Pg. 7 Use of vehicles; vehicles assigned the Premier’ office Matthews Bk. 72, Pg. 4-7; Parsons Bk. 74, Pg. 5- 9; Wells (Premier) Bk. 72, Pg. 4-8; Bk. 74, Pg. 6-9 GOVERNOR General of Canada and Mrs.

Ramon Hnatyshyn, official visit to province Rideout Bk. 22, Pg. 1; Wells (Premier) Bk. 22, Pg. 1 Governor General and Mrs. Hnatyshyn welcomed to the Legislature Mr.

Speaker Bk. 33, Pg. 2$; Rideout Bk. 33, Pg. 29; Wells (Premier) Bk. 33, Pg. 28 Governor General addressed the Legislature Bk. 33, Pg. 30-31 GRAND Falls - announcement of Canada Day celebra tions Simms Bk. 24, Pg. 1 GRAND Falls and Windsor - amalgamation See AMALGAMATION Towns of Grand falls and Windsor GRIFFITHS, Mary Angela, Ship Harbour, condolences to family upon death Hogan Bk. 42, Pg. 1; Simms Bk. 42, Pg. 2 GROUP homes See also COMIvRThIITY Living Association Closure; re-integration of handicapped individuals into the community Efford Bk. 91, Pg. 9-11; Hodder Bk. 91, Pg. 8-11 GUARANTEED loans List tabled Kitchen Bk. 13, Pg. 21 HAMPSHIRE Cottage in Harbour Grace Cost of refurbishing Gullage Bk. 67, Pg. 15; Verge Bk. 67, Pg. 15 HANSARD transcripts for evening sittings of the House Mr.

Speaker Bk 33, Pg. 1; Simms Bk. 33, Pg. 1; Bk. 34, Pg. 2 Report from the Director of Hansard re night sittings Mr. Speaker Bk. 34, Pg. 2 HARRIS report on the fishery (Procedure under S.O. 23) Rideout Bk. 15, Pg. 13 Motion not in order Bk. 15, Pg. 16 Health Care and Post-secondary Education Tax Act See also PAYROLL tax HEALTH Care and Post-Secondary Education Tax Act (Bill 28) First reading Bk. 54, Pg. 49 Second reading Bk. 54, Pg. 49 Third reading Simms Bk. 54, Pg. 49-50 Royal Assent June 13/90 18

HANSARDSUBJECTIIDEX HEALTHcareonLabradorcoast Requestforapublicinquhy Aylward,R.Bk.18,Pg.47;57;59;Bk.41,Pg.19; DeckerBk.13,Pg.31;Bk.19,Pg.26;DuffBk. 13,Pg.32;DumaresqueBk.14,Pg.27;Bk.18, Pg.58;61;SimmsBk.14,Pg.27;Bk.1$,Pg.62; Bk.19,Pg.24;TobinBk.1$,Pg.65;Warren,G.

Bk.13,Pg.29;Bk.14,Pg.25;Bk.18,Pg. 46;58;61;63;Bk.19,Pg.23;Bk.41,Pg.18;Bk. 45,Pg.14 HEALTHcaresector-strikes Contingencyplansforhospitals DeckerBk.52,Pg.11-13;DuffBk.52,Pg.11-13 PendingstrikebylabandX-rayworkers BakerBk.45,Pg.6-7;DoyleBk.45,Pg.5-7 StrikebylabandX-rayworkersandhospitalsup portstaff BakerBk.47,Pg.5;Bk.48,Pg.6-7;Bk.52,Pg. 5-11;CowanBk.52,Pg.11;DeckerBk.48,Pg. 5;DoyleBk.52,Pg.10-11;SimmsBk.47,Pg.5; Bk.48,Pg.5-7;Bk.52,Pg.5-9 UnderstandingoftheEssentialWorkers’Agreement BakerBk.54,Pg.8-11;SimmsBk.54,Pg.8-11 HEALTHcaresector-strikesbyhospitalsupportstaff andlabandX-rayworkers-legislationfor employeestoreturntowork Noticeofmotion BakerBk.56B,Pg.29 Debate BakerBk.57,Pg.1-3;14-16;DeckerBk.57,Pg.6- 9;DuffBk.57,Pg.9-10;EffordBk.57,Pg.10- 13;RideoutBk.57,Pg.13-14;SixnmsBk.57,Pg. 3-6 ResolutioncarriedBk.57,Pg.16 HEALTHcareservices AnswertoquestionsregardingPoswilleandDavis Inlet DeckerBk.66,Pg.12 Budget-additionalnursingpositions;purchaseof newequipmentforhospitals DeckerBk.14,Pg.3;DuffBk.14,Pg.5 Budgetfreeze DeckerBk.77,Pg.1-4;Bk.79,Pg.7-9;Bk.91, Pg.3-8;RideoutBk.77,Pg.1-3;Bk.91,Pg.3-6; SinimsBk.71,Pg.3-5;VergeBk.77,Pg.4-6; Bk.79,Pg.7-8;Bk.91,Pg.6-8;Wells(Premier) Bk.71,Pg.3-6;Bk.77,Pg.4-7 ClinicsalongtheLabradorcoast DeckerBk.76,Pg.6;Warren,G.Bk.76,Pg.6 Costofpayequityforhospitalsandnursinghomes BakerBk.67,Pg.13-15;Bk.69,Pg.10-11; KitchenBk.68,Pg.8;RideoutBk.6$,Pg.8;Bk. 69,Pg.10-11;VergeBk.67,Pg.13-14 Expenditurefreezeinhealthcaresystem BakerBk.72,Pg.14;DeckerBk.73,Pg.19; HewlettBk.71,Pg.19;Bk.72,Pg.13;Bk.73, Pg.18;Bk.74,Pg.17;Bk.75,Pg.21;Bk.78, Pg.1$;Bk.79,Pg.16;Bk.$5,Pg.13;Bk.90, Pg.16;RideoutBk.73,Pg.21;VergeBk.72,Pg. 13;Bk.7$,Pg.19;Bk.90,Pg.17 Healthcareexpenditures SumsBk.76,Pg.6-8;Wells(Premier)Bk.76, Pg.7-8 HealthSciencesComplex-layoffofnurses DeckerBk.92,Pg.15-16;HeamBk.92,Pg.15- 16 Hospitals-reportoflongrangeplan Bk.52,Pg.16 Hospitalsandnursinghomes-budgetreduction DeckerBk.64,Pg.3-7;Bk.69,Pg.9-10;Rideout Bk.59,Pg.3-6;Bk.60,Pg.7-9;Bk.62,Pg.4; Bk.63,Pg.1-2Bk.64,Pg.3-6;Bk.69,Pg.8-10; Wells(Premier)Bk.59,Pg.4-7;Bk.60,Pg.7-9; Bk.62,Pg.5;Bk.63,Pg.1-2 Nurses;specialists DeckerBk.76,Pg.4-6;RideoutBk.63,Pg.3; Bk.76,Pg.4-5;Wells(Premier)Bk.63,Pg.3 PostvilleandDavisInlet DeckerBk.63,Pg.10-11;Bk.65,Pg.11-12;War ren,G.Bk.63,Pg.9-11;Bk.65,Pg.10-12 Proposalforclosingsomehospitals DeckerBk.$9,Pg.1-7;SinnnsBk.89,Pg.4-6; VergeBk.89,Pg.1-3;Wells(Premier)Bk.89, Pg.1-4 RequestfromresidentsofPosMIle RideoutBk.80,Pg.17;Warren,G.Bk.80,Pg. 14 ServicesforPetiteForteandSouthEastBight DeckerBk.89,Pg.11;TobinBk.89,Pg.10-11 SituationonBurinPeninsula DeckerBk.42,Pg.12-13;MatthewsBk.42,Pg. 12-13 User-payfees VergeBk.59,Pg.7;Wells(Premier)Bk.59,Pg. 7-s HEALTHcareservices-cutback Noticeofmotion RideoutBk.66,Pg.11-12 Debate DeckerBk.68,Pg.26-31;ReidBk.68,Pg.35-41; RideoutBk.68,Pg.20-26;48-54;VergeBk.68, Pg.32-35;WinsorBk.6$,Pg.41-47 ResolutiondefeatedBk.68,Pg.55 HERiTAGEFoundationofNewfoundlandand Labrador Fmancialstatementstabled 19

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Gullage Bk. 1$, Pg. 18 HIBERMA project Legal agreements finalized Rideout Bk. 87, Pg. 5; Wells (Premier) Bk. 87, Pg. 4 Monitoring committee established chairman ap pointed Baker Bk. 64, Pg. 1; Rideout Bk. 64, Pg. 2 Update on negotiations Rideout Bk. 2, Pg. 3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 2, Pg. 2 HIGHWAY Traffic Act (Bill 48) Notice of motion Gilbert Bk. 32, Pg. 20 First reading Bk. 40, Pg. 18 Second reading Bk. 80, Pgt. 23-55; Bk. 82, Pg. 1441 Committee of the Whole Assembly Rideout Bk. 88, Pg. 36 Third reading Bk. 89, Pg. 12 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 55 HIGHWAY Traffic Act, No. 2 (Bill 65) Notice of motion Gilbert Bk. 58, Pg. 12 First reading Bk. 60, Pg. 25 Second reading Gilbert Bk. 79, Pg. 43; Tobin Bk. 79, Pg. 43 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. $3, Pg. 33 Third reading Bk. 87, Pg. 32 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 55 HOGAN, William, MHA, condolences to family upon death of his mother Rideout Bk. 61, Pg. 3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 61, Pg. 3 HOME Tutor Program Replace education program in hospitals Verge Bk. 23, Pg. 3; Warren, P.

Bk. 23, Pg. 3 HOPE Brook gold mine Financial status - Gibbons Bk. 34, Pg. 7; Kitchen Bk. 34, Pg. 8; Snow, A. Bk. 34, Pg. 7 HORAN, Thomas Anthony, condolences upon death Aylward, R. Bk. 29, Pg. 1; Gullage Bk. 29, Pg. 1 HOSPiTAL facilities in St. John’s See also ST. John’s Hospital Council Report on the long range plan Answer to questions relating to Option 7 Decker Bk. 51, Pg. 18 Government’s intention to remove religious organiza tions from health institutions Decker Bk. 50, Pg. 10; Parsons Bk. 50, Pg. 10 Redevelopment - update Decker Bk. 54, Pg. 5-7; Duff Bk. 54, Pg. 7 St.

John’s Hospital Council report; Options 7 and 10 Decker Bk. 49, Pg. 5-7; Bk. 50, Pg. 4-9;51; Bk. 51, Pg. 16-17; Duff Bk. 50, Pg. 6-9;49; Bk. 51, Pg. 16-17; Parsons Bk. 49, Pg. 5-6; Rideout Bk. 50, Pg. 3-6 HOSPITAL for Happy Valley-Goose Bay Funding for construction Decker Bk. 10, Pg. 12; Warren, G. Bk. 10, Pg. 12 HOSPITAL in Stephenville Level of funding to Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital Aylward, K.

Bk. 87, Pg. 28; Decker Bk. 8$, Pg. 15; Hodder Bk. $8, Pg. 13; Verge Bk. 87, Pg. 2$- 29; Bk. 88, Pg. 14; Wells (Premier) Bk. 87, Pg. 30 HOSPITAL in Western Labrador Residents of Wabush and Labrador City protesting the reduction in funding Baker Bk. 77, Pg. 18; Snow, A. Bk. 77, Pg. 15; Verge Bk. 77, Pg. 17 HOSPITAL School Program Funding eliminated Simms Bk. 30, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 31, Pg. 47; Verge Bk. 23, Pg. 1-3; Bk. 47, Pg. 10-11; Warren, P.

Bk. 23, Pg. 2-3; Bk. 30, Pg. 15; Bk. 31, Pg. 49; Bk. 47, Pg. 10-11 Government requested to reinstate funding Penney Bk. 54, Pg. 22; Simms Bk. 43, Pg. 15; Bk. 54, Pg. 23; Verge Bk. 43, Pg. 12; Warren, P. Bk. 43, Pg. 14; Bk. 54, Pg. 24 HOUSING Corporation Development of land known as Southiands Gullage Bk. 79, Pg. 1; Tobin Bk. 79, Pg. 2 HUE - transportation service for the handicapped Cancellation of grant Doyle Bk. 72, Pg. 34; Kitchen Bk. 72, Pg. 4 HUGHES Commission of Inquiry Compensation for victims of abuse at Mount Cashel Bk. 79, Pg. 4-5 Questions concerning death of a Mr.

Thistle at Mount Cashel in 1967 - inquiiy Dicks Bk. $5, Pg. 2-6; Rideout Bk. 85, Pg. 2-5 HUMAN Rights Code Act (Bill 46) Notice of motion Dicks Bk. 29, Pg. 18 First reading Bk. 31, Pg. 18 Second reading Dicks Bk. $7, Pg. 4849k Bk. $8, Pg. 20-24; Verge Bk. $7, Pg. 50-5 1; Bk. 8$, Pg. 17-20 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 92, Pg. 50 20

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ThirdreadingBk.93,Pg.53 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 HYDROdevelopment SeealsoLOWERChurchilldevelopment Enviromi)entalassessmentonLowerChurchilland Muskratfalls GibbonsBk.4$,Pg.13-14;Warren,G.Bk.48, Pg.13-14 UpdateonnegotiationswithQuebec GibbonsBk.19,Pg.8-9;Bk.47,Pg.12;Power Bk.47,Pg.12;SirumsBk.19,Pg.7-9 HYDROELECTRICdevelopmentsintheprovince ChangeinpolicybyNewfoundlandHydro GibbonsBk.22,Pg.1;HewlettBk.22,Pg.2 ICEarenas Concernsregardingairquality DeckerBk.9,Pg.10-13;DuffBk.9,Pg.10-12 ILLEGALhuntinginMenihekLakearea Answertoquestions KellandBk.45,Pg.13 Enforcementofregulationsregardingaboriginal people KellandBk.54,Pg.16;Warren,G.Bk.54,Pg.16 illegalhuntingofwaterfowlinMenihekLakearea KellandBk.42,Pg.10;Snow,A.Bk.42,Pg.9-10 INCOMETaxSavingsPlansAct(Bill29) Noticeofmotion DicksBk.19,Pg.15 FirstreadingBk.23,Pg.22 Secondreading BakerBk.79,Pg.4849;SimmsBk.79,Pg.4$ CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.83,Pg.32 ThirdreadingBk.87,Pg.32 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.54 INFORMATION/interpretationcentres Improvements FureyBk.13,Pg.4;GreeningBk.13,Pg.5 ThJNUBandCouncilofSheshatshiu MeetingwithMinisterofEducationtodiscusseduca tionalfunding RideoutBk.80,Pg.4-7;Warren,0.Bk.75,Pg. 7;Warren,P.Bk.$0,Pg.5-7;Wells(Premier) Bk.75,Pg.7 INTERGOVERNMENTALAffairsSecretariat Structuralchanges RideoutBk.78,Pg.2;Wells(Premier)Bk.78, Pg.1 INTERIMSupplyAct Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.2,Pg.20 Debate Bk.6,Pg.26-51;Bk.8,Pg.21-47 ResolutioncarriedBk.8,Pg.47 INTERIMSupplyAct(Bill24) FirstreadingBk.8,Pg.47 SecondreadingBk.8,Pg.47 ThirdreadingBk.8,Pg.47 RoyalAssentMar.23/90 INTERIMSupplydebate ProcedureincallingInterimSupplyinsteadof Budgetdebate(pt.oforder) Bk.6,Pg.21-24 Ruling Mr.SpeakerBk.6,Pg.25 INTERNATIONALDayfortheEliminationofRacial Discrimination DicksBk.8,Pg.1;VergeBk.8,Pg.2 JACKSON’SArm-marina Funding RideoutBk.12,Pg.16;WoodfordBk.12,Pg.14 JUDICATUREAct(Bill8) Noticeofmotion DicksBk.6,Pg.20 FirstreadingBk.19,Pg.27 Secondreading BakerBk.4$,Pg.31-33;VergeBk.4$,Pg.32 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly SinimsBk.50,Pg.26 ThirdreadingBk.51,Pg.19 RoyalAssentJune13/90 JUICEmanufacturingplantinDonovans PlantoperatingwithfmancingthroughNLDC fureyBk.$0,Pg.1;WindsorBk.80,Pg.2 JURYAct(Bill68) Noticeofmotion DicksBk.78,Pg.14 FirstreadingBk.80,Pg.23 LABOUR Double-breastinglegislation CowanBk.23,Pg.12;DoyleBk.23,Pg.11 LABOURlegislation(Bill59) Consultationwithunionsonfinaldraft BakerBk.34,Pg.11;CowanBk.4,Pg.12-13; Bk.34,Pg.8-10;DoyleBk.4,Pg.12-13;Bk.34, Pg.8-11 LABOURrelations CowanBk.66,Pg.7-9;DoyleBk.66,Pg.7-8 LABOURRelationsAct(Bill32) Noticeofmotion 21

HANSARD SUBJECf INDEX Cowan Bk. 20, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 23, Pg. 22 LABOUR Relations Act, No. 2 (Bill 56) Notice of motion Cowan Bk. 53, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 54, Pg. 25 Second reading Baker Bk. 54, Pg. 37-39; Cowan Bk. 54, Pg. 27- 2$;42-43; Doyle Bk. 54, Pg. 28-29; Matthews Bk. 54, Pg. 39-42; Tobin Bk. 54, Pg. 29-37 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 54, Pg. 46 Third reading Bk. 54, Pg. 55 Royal Assent June 13190 LABOUR Relations Act, No. 3 (Bill 73) Notice of motion Cowan Bk. 89, Pg. 12 first reading Bk. 90, Pg. 18 LABOUR Relations Board Changes in the operation Cowan Bk. 81, Pg. 2; Doyle Bk. 81, Pg. 3 LABOUR relations in public and private sectors Notice of motion Doyle Bk. 1, Pg. 38 Debate Aylward, K.

Bk. 49, Pg. 42-47; Cowan Bk. 49, Pg. 18-26; Doyle Bk. 49, Pg. 12-18;47-52; Mur phy Bk. 49, Pg. 33-38; Sirnms Bk. 49, Pg. 26-33; Winsor Bk. 49, Pg. 38-41 Amendment Murphy Bk. 49, Pg. 37 Subamendment Winsor Bk. 49, Pg. 40 Resolution carried Bk. 49, Pg. 52 LABRADOR Programs cut in the budget Kitchen Bk. 13, Pg. 13;53; Warren, G. Bk. 13, Pg. 12-13;51; Wells (Premier) Bk. 13, Pg. 13 LABRADOR air subsidy program Notice of motion Snow, A.

Bk. 10, Pg. 12 LABRADOR fishery Notice of motion Dumaresque Bk. 1, Pg. 35 Debate Caner Bk. 63, Pg. 24-32; Dumaresque Bk. 63, Pg. 14-19;45-50; Matthews Bk. 63, Pg. 41-44; Murphy Bk. 63, Pg. 37-41; Rideout Bk. 63, Pg. 19-24; Warren, G. Bk. 63, Pg. 32-37 Amendment Rideout Bk. 63, Pg. 24 Resolution carried Bk. 63, Pg. 50 LABRADOR travel subsidy programs Air subsidy program - elimination Baker Bk. 10, Pg. 11; Gilbert Bk. 8, Pg. 11-12; Kitchen Bk. 8, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 10, Pg. 10-11; Snow, A.

Bk. 8, Pg. 9-12; Bk. 10, Pg. 10-11 Answer to questions regarding the subsidy program Gilbert Bk. 9, Pg. 16 Committee appointed to review government’s decision Snow, A. Bk. 14, Pg. 22; Wells (Premier) Bk. 14, Pg. 21 Committee recommendations regarding the programs Baker Bk. 37, Pg. 1; Snow, A.

Bk. 37, Pg. 1 Reinstate the subsidies Bk. 18, Pg. 19-22; Bk. 19, Pg. 20-23; Bk. 23, Pg. 14-21; Bk. 25, Pg. 18-20; Bk. 26, Pg. 21-25; Bk. 30, Pg. 16-18; Bk. 34, Pg. 15-18; Bk. 36, Pg. 17- 20; Bk. 37, Pg. 12-25; Bk. 38, Pg. 15-19; Bk. 42, Pg. 14-17 LABRADOR Winter Games Funding for 1992 Games Gullage Bk. 70, Pg. 12-13; Warren, G. Bk. 70, Pg. 12 LABRADOR Youth Travel Program Reduction in budget Guflage Bk. 13, Pg. 11-12;51; Snow, A.

Bk. 13, Pg. 10-1249 LANDS Act (Bill 25) Notice of motion Kelland Bk. 2, Pg. 19 First reading Bk. 3, Pg. 20 LATE Show See DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) LEGISLATION Review Committees Notice for the scheduling of public meetings Baker Bk. 44, Pg. 33; Gover Bk. 44, Pg. 32-33; Simms Bk. 44, Pg. 32 LEGISLATIVE Estimates - Committee of Supply Carried Bk. 36A, Pg. 50 LEGISLATIVE Report of Minister of Labour Report for 1989 tabled Cowan Bk. 36, Pg. 16 LIMESTONE development on Port au Port Peninsula Proposal accepted Gibbons Bk. 70, Pg. 2; Snow, A.

Bk. 70, Pg. 2 LIQUOR Corporation Additional $2.5m; increase -in alcohol prices Kitchen Bk. 6, Pg. 11; Bk. 15, Pg. 10-12; Windsor Bk. 6, Pg. 11; Bk. 15, Pg. 10-12 22

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Estimatedrevenuefromsales KitchenBk.74,Pg.10;WindsorBk.74,Pg.10 LIQUORLicenclngRegulations Changeinclosingtimesforliquorestablishments andrestaurants KitchenBk.36,Pg.2;SimmsBk.36,Pg.3 Reductioninoperatinghours-effectonrestaurant owners BakerBk.47,Pg.11-12;GreeningBk.38,Pg.5- 6;KitchenBk.38,Pg.4-6;RideoutBk.38,Pg.4- 5;Bk.47,Pg.11-12 LIVESTOCK(Health)Act(Bill19) Noticeofmotion FlightBk.2,Pg.20 FirstreadingBk.3,pg.21 Secondreading RightBk.79,Pg.44;47;Warren,G.Bk.79,Pg. 46;WoodfordBk.79,Pg.44-46 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly EffordBk.83,Pg.32;FlightBk.83,Pg.32; SimmsBk.83,Pg.32 ThirdreadingBk.87,Pg.32 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.54 LIVESTOCKOwnersCompensationBoard Financialstatementstabled RightBk.35,Pg.12 LOANAct Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.19,Pg.15 Debate Bk.58,Pg.22-52;Bk.60,Pg.36-40;Bk.61,Pg. 22-53;Bk.62,Pg.22-55;Bk.64,Pg.15-46;Bk.

MA,Pg.1-54;Bk.65,Pg.28-53;Bk.66,Pg.25- 53;Bk.66A,Pg.1-54;Bk.67,Pg.25-51;Bk. 67A,Pg.1-115 ResolutioncarriedBk.67A,Pg.115 LOANAct(Bill39) FirstreadingBk.67A,Pg.115 SecondreadingBk.67A,Pg.115 ThirdreadingBk.67A,Pg.115 RoyalAssentNov.15/90 LOANandGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.2,Pg.20 Debate Bk.37,Pg.52-54;Bk.38,Pg.24-47 ResolutioncarriedBk.38,Pg.47 LOANandGuaranteeAct(Bill17) FirstreadingBk.38,Pg.47 SecondreadingBk.38,Pg.47 ThirdreadingBk.38,Pg.47 RoyalAssentJune13/90 LOANandGuaranteeAct,No.2 Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.79,Pg.16 Debate BakerBk.8$,Pg.44;WindsorBk.88,Pg.45-49 ResolutioncarriedBk.8$,Pg.49 LOANandGuaranteeAct(Amdt.)(Bill69) FirstreadingBk.$8,Pg.50 SecondreadingBk.88,Pg.50 ThirdreadingBk.88,Pg.50 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.2,Pg.20 Debate Bk.37,Pg.26-52 ResolutioncarriedBk.37,Pg.52 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct(Bill16) FirstreadingBk.37,Pg.54 SecondreadingBk.37,Pg.54 ThirdreadingBk.37,Pg.54 RoyalAssentJune13/90 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct,No.2 Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.79,Pg.16 Debate Bk.83,Pg.34-52;Bk.88,Pg.38-44 ResolutioncarriedBk.8$,Pg.44 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct(AmdL)(Bill70) FirstreadingBk.$8,Pg.50 SecondreadingBk.8$,Pg.50 ThirdreadingBk.88,Pg.50 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 LOCALpreferencepolicy AdministrationofthepolicyasitrelatestoHibernia andconstructionprojectsatBullAnn BakerBk.93,Pg.5;GilbertBk.93,Pg.5-6; WindsorBk.93,Pg.4 LOTTERYrevenues Estimate BakerBk.81,Pg.11;WindsorBk.81,Pg.11 LOW-levelflyinginLabrador Answertoquestions Wells(Premier)Bk.38,Pg.15 Concernsregardingrecentactivitiesofthemilitary Warren,G.Bk.25,Pg.8-9;Bk.26,Pg.14-15; Bk.37,Pg.8-10Wells(Premier)Bk.25,Pg.8- 10;Bk.26,Pg.14-15;Bk.37,Pg.8-10 Resultsofcourtactionfiledbylimu 23

HANSARD SUEJEC INDEX Snow, A.

Bk. 14, Pg. 17-18; Wells (Premier) Bk. 14, Pg. 17-19 LOWER Churchill development See also HYDRO development first phase registered with Department of Environ- ment Gibbons Bk. 73, Pg. 1; Rideout Bk. 73, Pg. 2 LSPU Bali Provincial funding Duff Bk. 13, Pg. 20; Gullage Bk. 13, Pg. 20 MARINE Atlantic Downgrading of service on west coast Dicks Bk. 25, Pg. 15-17; Gilbert Bk. 25, Pg. 13- 14; Wells (Premier) Bk. 25, Pg. 14; Woodford Bk. 25, Pg. 12-17 MARINE Institute CEIC funding to students during strike Cowan Bk. 67, Pg. 6-8; Doyle Bk. 67, Pg. 6-7 Labour dispute between government and instructors Baker Bk. 65, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 67, Pg. 8-10; Simms Bk. 65, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 67, Pg. 8-10 Retendering contract awarded for construction of Offshore Training and Research Centre Gibbons Bk. 60, Pg. 1; Hewlett Bk. 60, Pg. 2 Tendering process - awarding of contract to Nor- control Gibbons Bk. 68, Pg. 10-13; Power Bk. 68, Pg. 10- 13 Tendering process in awarding contract for research centre to Norcontrol - irregularities Dicks Bk. 68, Pg. 13-15; Power Bk. 68, Pg. 13-15 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Contracts for the shipyard Baker Bk. 93, Pg. 9; Tobin Bk. 93, Pg. 9 Re-allocate funding negotiated in Ocean Industries Development Agreement Furey Bk. 13, Pg. 18-20; Tobin Bk. 13, Pg. 18-19 MCKENNA, Hon.

Frank, Premier of New Brunswick, welcomed to House of Assembly to speak during Meech Lake debate Introduced Wells (Premier) Bk. 55A, Pg. 12 Premier McKenna Bk. 55A, Pg. 12-23 Expression of gratitude Sirums Bk. 55A, Pg. 24; Wells (Premier) Bk. 55A, Pg. 24 MCMCHOLAS, Dr.

Paddy, former MHA and Speaker of the House, condolences to family upon death Rideout Bk. 19, Pg. 1; Wells (Premier) Bk. 19, Pg. 1 MCP Change in vision care coverage for certain groups Decker Bk. 9, Pg. 1; Duff Bk. 9, Pg. 2 MEDICAL Care Commission Annual report tabled Decker Bk. 21, Pg. 15-16 Commission not authorized to violate physician/patient confidentiality Decker Bk. 87, Pg. 16; Verge Bk. 87, Pg.16 MEECH Lake Accord Announcement of a free vote in the House of As sembly Rideout Bk. 52, Pg. 2; Wells (Premier) Bk. 52, Pg. 1-4 Answer to questions by L.

Verge regarding government’s intention to rescind Meech Lake Ac cord Wells (Premier) Bk. 6, Pg. 20 Effect on social programs Hewlett Bk. 44, Pg. 12-13; Parsons Bk. 44, Pg. 5- 7; Bk. 45, Pg. 4$; Verge Bk. 44, Pg. 8-11; Wells (Premier) Bk. 44, Pg. 5-14; Bk. 45, Pg. 49 First Ministers’ Conference - Premier’s position regarding Meech Lake Rideout Bk. 46, Pg. 1-2; Verge Bk. 46, Pg. 3-4; Wells (Premier) Bk. 46, Pg. 1-4 Meeting with Prime Minister, rejection of Meech Lake Accord - effect on the economy Duff Bk. 43, Pg. 4-7; Bk. 45, Pg. 45; Heam Bk. 45, Pg. 3-5; Matthews Bk. 43, Pg. 9-10; Tobin Bk. 43, Pg. 7-8; Verge Bk. 43, Pg. 1-3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 43, Pg. 1-10; Bk. 45, Pg. 4-5;47 Remarks by Minister of Finance regarding Quebec during debate on resolution See MINISTER of Finance Resolution to rescind Meech Lake be referred to a select committee of the House Rideout Bk. 11, Pg. 17; Verge Bk. 11, Pg. 19; Wells (Premier) Bk. 11, Pg. 1$ Resolution to rescind; committee be appointed to hold public hearings Rideout Bk. 2, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 11, Pg. 7-14; Verge Bk. 2, Pg. 9-12; Bk. 11, Pg. 16; Wells (Premier) Bk. 2, Pg. 7-12; Bk. 11, Pg. 7-17 Separation of Quebec from Canada - effect on New foundland Verge Bk. 40, Pg. 5-7; Bk. 41, Pg. 3-6; Bk. 45, Pg. 2-3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 40, Pg. 5-8; Bk. 41, Pg. 3-6; Bk. 45, Pg. 2-3 Tabled working document containing possible add ons -- Verge Bk. 44, Pg. 2; Wells (Premier) Bk. 44, Pg. 1 24

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX MEECHLakeAccord(Rescindingamendmenttocon stitutionadoptedandapprovedonJuly7,1988) Noticeofmotion Wells(Premier)Bk.8,Pg.15 Debate Bk.11,Pg.57-88;Bk.13,Pg.40-46;55-99Bk. 14,Pg.33-46;Bk.15,Pg.18-93;Bk.16,Pg.34- 107;Bk.17,Pg.20-52;Bk.15,Pg.68-156 Amendments RideoutBk.11,Pg.88;Bk.13,Pg.42 Amendmenttorefermotiontoselectcommittee Warren,G.Bk.14,Pg.46 ResolutioncarriedBk.18,Pg.156 MEECHLakeresolutionbereferredtoselectcommittee (amendment) Notice Warren,G.Bk.14,Pg.46 Motioncarried(voicevote)Bk.14,Pg.47 DivisionBk.14,Pg.73 MotiondefeatedBk.14,Pg.74 MEECHLake,togetherwiththeadd-onsatFirst Ministers’Conference,beapproved Noticeofmotion BakerBk.54,Pg.18 Debate Bk.55,Pg.345;Bk.55A,Pg.1-48;Bk.55B,Pg. 1-41;Bk.56,Pg.1-41;Bk.56A,Pg.1-41;Bk. 56B,Pg.1-35;Bk.57,Pg.17-58;Bk.57A,Pg.1- 27;Bk.57B,Pg.1-7 PremierDevme(Saskatchewan)Bk.56A,Pg.1-10 PremierMcKenna(NewBrunswick)Bk.55A,Pg.12- 23 PremierPeterson(Ontario)Bk.55,Pg.9-22 PrimeMinisterBrianMukoneyBk.56A,Pg.2940 DebateadjournedbyPremier-novote MEETINGinCornerBrookconcerningtheFisher Tech.Institute ReasonMemberforHumberEastnotpermittedto attend- DicksBk.63,Pg.8-9;Bk.64,Pg.8;VergeBk. 64,Pg.7-9;Wells(Premier)Bk.63,Pg.7-8;Bk. 64,Pg.9-10;WoodfordBk.63,Pg.7-8 MEMBERSoftheHouseofAssembly(RetiringAl lowances)Act,PublicService(Pensions)Actand UniformedServicesPensionsAct(Bill44) Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.28,Pg.13 FirstreadingBk.29,Pg.18 Secondreading KitchenBk.$7,Pg.48;WindsorBk.$7,Pg.4$ CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly BakerBk.8$,Pg.36;RideoutBk.$8,Pg.36 ThirdreadingBk.89,Pg.12 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 MEMORIALUniversity Cutbackinfunding MatthewsBk.92,Pg.31;VergeBk.92,Pg.29; Warren,P.Bk.92,Pg.31 Discontinuationoffundingtochurch-runresidences BakerBk.21,Pg.6-7;HewlettBk.21,Pg.5-7; SimmsBk.21,Pg.7 Firstyearcourses Warren,P.Bk.82,Pg.8;53;WinsorBk.$2,Pg. 7-8;52 Freezeontuitionfees RideoutBk.4,Pg.17;Warren,P.Bk.4,Pg.19 Operatingbudgetfor1991 MatthewsBk.82,Pg.5-7;Warren,P.Bk.$0, Pg.11-12Bk.82,Pg.6-7;WoodfordBk.$0,Pg. 11-12 Payrolltax KitchenBk.7,Pg.13-17;Bk.8,Pg.5;Bk.8,Pg. 55;RideoutBk.8,Pg.4;VergeBk.7,Pg.13-17; Bk.8,Pg.53 MEMORIALUniversity-reductionInfunding Noticeofmotion HeamBk.84,Pg.17 Debate GrimesBk.86,Pg.37-43;HeamBk.$6,Pg.20- 25;49-53;ReidBk.$6,Pg.25-3()-,RideoutBk.86, Pg.30-37;WoodfordBk.86,Pg.4348 Amendment WoodfordBk.$6,Pg.48 ResolutiondefeatedBk.86,Pg.54 MEMORIALUniversitydaycare Funding RideoutBk.4,Pg.4;Warren,P.Bk.4,Pg.5 MIDDLEdistancefleet Proposedsalebyprovincialgovernment EffordBk.18,Pg.40;HeamBk.18,Pg.37;Mat thewsBk.18,Pg.3$ MILKprices RecommendationsofAppealTribunalsetuptohear anappealofdecisionbytheMilkMarketingBoard; milkpriceincrease RightBk.7,Pg.9-11;Bk.8,Pg.49;Woodford Bk.7,Pg.9-11;Bk.8,Pg.48 ReviewbyTaskForceonAgri-Foods RightBk.11,Pg.1;WoodfordBk.11,Pg.2 MINERALAct(Bill7) Noticeofmotion-- GibbonsBk.6,Pg.20 firstreadingBk.19,Pg.27 25

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Second reading Gibbons Bk. 45, Pg. 36-37; Snow, A. Bk. 45, Pg. 37 Committee of the Whole Assembly Gibbons Bk. 53, Pg. 32-37; Bk. 54, Pg. 44; Simms Bk. 54, Pg. 45; Snow, A. Bk. 53, Pg. 33- 37; Bk. 54, Pg. 44 Third reading Bk. 54, Pg. 48 Royal Assent June 13,90 MINERAL Development Agreement Smnmaiy of afl reports tabled Gibbons Bk. 25, Pg. 18 MINERAL Holdings Impost Act (Bill 27) Notice of motion Kitchen Bk. 5, Pg. 22 first reading Bk. 23, Pg. 21 Second reading Aylward, R. Bk. 45, Pg. 25-33; Gibbons Bk. 45, Pg. 17-18; Heam Bk. 45, Pg. 33-35; Kitchen Bk. 45, Pg. 15-16;35-36; Snow, A.

Bk. 45, Pg. 18-25; Windsor Bk. 45, Pg. 16-17 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 48, Pg. 41 Third reading Bk. 50, Pg. 16 Royal Assent June 13/90 MINERAL Licences and Mining Leases Annual report tabled Gibbons Bk. 23, Pg. 13 MINIMUM wage Elimination of two-tiered system increase in mini mum wage Cowan Bk. 92, Pg. 1; Doyle Bk. 92, Pg. 1 MINISTER of Finance Remarks made during Meech Lake debate, not government policy Kitchen Bk. 16, Pg. 1; Rideout Bk. 16, Pg. 1 Remarks regarding fast food services; agricultural in dustiy Aylward, R.

Bk. 33, Pg. 3-4; Flight Bk. 33, Pg. 3- 4; Rideout Bk. 33, Pg. 1-3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 33, Pg. 2-3 Remarks regarding Quebec during debate on Meech Lake resolution resignation Kitchen Bk. 17, Pg. 6; Power Bk. 17, Pg. 10-12; Rideout Bk. 16, Pg. 3-5; Bk. 17, Pg. 4-6; Simms Bk. 17, Pg. 6; Wells (Premier) Bk. 16, Pg. 3-6; Bk. 17, Pg. 4-7;10-13 MINISTERIAL Statements Abitibi-Price mill in Grand falls - installation of an effluent clarifier Right Bk. 22, Pg. 3 Aboriginal land claims settlement - framework agree ment Wells (Premier) Bk. 87, Pg. 5 Anniversaries Committee Chairman appointed Gullage Bk. 25, Pg. 5 Argentia ferry service extension Gilbert Bk. 44, Pg. 4 Bay du Nord area - establishment of a wilderness reserve Kelland Bk. 4, Pg. 1 Big game licence draw Kelland Bk. 54, Pg. 4 By-election in the District of St.

John’s East Wells (Premier) Bk. 76, Pg. 1 Canadian Broadcasting Corporation - government response to downsizing Gullage Bk. 92, Pg. 4 Capital roads projects Gilbert Bk. 90, Pg. 1 Caplin fishery for 1990 Caner Bk. 48, Pg. 1 Child Abuse Prevention Program announced Efford Bk. 6$, Pg. 4 Child welfare program - new initiatives Efford Bk. 21, Pg. 2 Coach House facility - closure effective June 30, 1990 Efford Bk. 31, Pg. 1 Community Development Program Efford Bk. 50, Pg. 1 Construction industry - double-breasting Cowan Bk. 71, Pg. 1 Craft industry show at Memorial Stadium Furey Bk. 86, Pg. 1 Cultural Affairs, Director appointed Gullage Bk. 92, Pg. $ Cultural facilities in St.

John’s - report submitted by W. Noel Guflage Bk. 25, Pg. 3 Day of observance for workers killed, injured or dis abled on the job Decker Bk. 22, Pg. 5 Department of Mines and Energy - annual review of activities Gibbons Bk. 6$, Pg. 2 Department of Works, Services and Transportation - expenditure reductions Gilbert Bk. 67, Pg. 1 Education - new initiatives Warren, P. Bk. 11, Pg. 3 Eye examination coverage under MCP Decker Bk. 9, Pg. 1 Federal transfer payments late March adjustments Kitchen Bk. 61, Pg. 1 26

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Federaltransferpayments-restraints;effecton budgetarypositionofprovince KitchenBk.69,Pg.5 Ferryratesreduction GilbertBk.14,Pg.7 Firefighters,tributeforservices GullageBk.2,Pg.4 FishaidpackageannouncedbyFederalGovernment; furtherstatement CanerBk.29,Pg.2;Bk.30,Pg.1 Fishery-Hamsreportonnortherncod-provincial government’sresponse CarterBk.24,Pg.1 Fishery-Harrisreportonnortherncodstock CanerBk.17,Pg.1 Fishery-SteinTaskForceonNorthernCod- province’sposition Wells(Premier)Bk.32,Pg.1 Fishery-TaskForceonNorthernCod-Dunne report;provincialgovernment’sresponse CanerBk.86,Pg.2 FogoIsland/ChangeIslandsferryservice-changes GilbertBk.67,Pg.2 French-firstlanguageprogram Warren,P.Bk.54,Pg.3 GovernmentborrowingonU.S.bondmarket-com ments KitchenBk.51,Pg.2 Governmentoperationsreviewbyspecialcommittee ofCabinet KitchenBk.62,Pg.1 Governmentvehicles-reviewofthevehiclefleet managementpolicies;Ministerialcars BakerBk.32,Pg.6 GovernorGeneralofCanadaandMrs.Ramon Hnatyshyn,announcementoffirstofficialvisitto province Wells(Premier)Bk.22,Pg.1 Healthcare-redevelopmentofhospitalfacilitiesin St.John’s DeckerBk.54,Pg.5-7 Healthcaresystem-1990budgetallocation DeckerBk.14,Pg.3 Hibernianegotiations Wells(Premier)Bk.2,Pg.2 Hibemiaproject-legalagreementsfmalized Wells(Premier)Bk.87,Pg.4 HibemiaProjectMonitoringCommitteeestablished; chairmanappointed BakerBk.64,Pg.1 HousingCorporation-developmentoflandknown asSouthlands GuiiageBk.79,Pg.1 HydrodevelopmentinLabrador-firstphase registered GibbonsBk.73,Pg.1 formation[mterpretationcentres-improvements FureyBk.13,Pg.4 IntergovernmentalAffairsSecretariat-changein structure Wells(Premier)Bk.78,Pg.1 InternationalDayfortheEliminationofRacialDis crimination DicksBk.8,Pg.1 LabourRelationsBoard-changes CowanBk.81,Pg.2 Labradortravelsubsidies-committeeestablished Wells(Premier)Bk.14,Pg.21 Labradortravelsubsidies-committeerecorrunenda tions BakerBk.37,Pg.1 LimestonedevelopmentonPortauPortPeninsula- proposalaccepted GibbonsBk.70,Pg.2 LiquorLicencingregulations-changes KitchenBk.36,Pg.2 MarineInstitute-offshoretrainingand terprojectretendercontractawarded GibbonsBk.60,Pg.1 MeechLake-tabledworkingdocumentcontaining possibleadd-ons Wells(Premier)Bk.44,Pg.1 MeechLakeAccord-announcementofafreevote inHouseofAssembly Wells(Premier)Bk.52,Pg.1 Milkpricing-reviewbyTaskForceonAgri-Foods FlightBk.11,Pg.1 Minimumwage-eliminationoftwo-tieredsystem CowanBk.92,Pg.1 Motorvehiclelicencerenewals GilbertBk.18,Pg.5 MotorVehicleRegistrationofficesat Wabush GilbertBk.67,Pg.1-2 MountCasheldeinstitutionalization-update EffordBk.31,Pg.2;Pg.48,Pg.2 MountCashelvictims-compensation DicksBk.79,Pg.4 MulticulturalEducationCommitteeestablished Warren,P.Bk.8,Pg.3 Municipalelections-congratulationstocandidates whoparticipated GullageBk.76,Pg.2 NationalCo-operativeEducationWeek CowanBk.70,Pg.1 NationalEnvironmentWeek KellandBk.47,Pg.1 researchcen Clarenvilleand 27

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX hydroelectric congratulated National Fit Week Gullage Bk. 41, Pg. 1 National Tourism Week Furey Bk. 34, Pg. 3 National Transportation Week Gilbert Bk. 43, Pg. 11 Newfoundland Hardwoods Limited in Clarenville opening of electricity and steam cogeneration plant Gibbons Bk. 68, Pg. 5 Newfoundland Hydro regarding small developments in province Gibbons Bk. 22, Pg. 1 Newfoundland Teachers’ Association on anniversary Warren, P.

Bk. 81, Pg. 1 Northern cod stock - overall status Carter Bk. 38, Pg. 1 Nurses’ union - collective agreement Baker Bk. 5, Pg. 1; Bk. 6, Pg. 6 Official residence and entertaining facilities for the Premier Baker Bk. 18, Pg. 2 Outer Ring Road - project approval Gilbert Bk. 44, Pg. 2 Peace bonds Dicks Bk. 2, Pg. 5 Persian Gulf crisis - meeting with Federal Energy Minister Gibbons Bk. 60, Pg. 3 Personal Care Home operators - additional funding Decker Bk. 14, Pg. 1 Petit Forte - construction of road Gilbert Bk. 13, Pg. 3 Port aux Basques fish plant to be operated by Port aux Basques Community Diversification Corporation Carter Bk. 69, Pg. 4 Provincial parks - opening dates Kelland Bk. 32, Pg. 4 Public inquiry into govennuent’s involvement with Newfoundland Enviroponics (Sprung) Wells (Premier) Bk. 18, Pg. 1 Public offering of debentures in U.S. capital market Kitchen Bk. 40, Pg. 4; Bk. 84, Pg. 3 Public service - changes in executive Baker Bk. 3, Pg. 1 Recreation facilities program - new guidelines Gullage Bk. 13, Pg. 5 Refugee situation Wells (Premier) Bk. 13, Pg. 1 Regional Taxation Office at Clarenville - closure Kitchen Bk. 65, Pg. 4 Remarks during Meech Lake debate regarding Quebec Kitchen Bk. 16, Pg. 1 Round Table on the Environment and Economy es tablished members named Kelland Bk. 83, Pg. 1 Scallop fishery Carter Bk. 12, Pg. 1 Scholarships announced in honour of the late Eugene Forsey and Rufus Guinchard Wells (Premier) Bk. 65, Pg. 1 School lunch program announced for schools under the Avalon and Roman Catholic School Boards Efford Bk. 65, Pg. 2 Seafood promotion - second phase Carter Bk. 40, Pg. 1 Shrimp processing plant in L’Anse-au-Loup, Labrador established through funding from Economic Recovery Commission Furey Bk. 75, Pg. 1 Smoke-free workplace effective Apr. 1/91 - provin cial government offices Baker Bk. 91, Pg. 1 Spray program for 1990 Right Bk. 25, Pg. 1 Student assistants - strike Warren, P.

Bk. 68, Pg. 2 Sunnyland juice manufacturing operation - financing from NLDC Furey Bk. $0, Pg. 1 Wildlife regulations - amendments Kelland Bk. 79, Pg. 2-4 Women’s Policy Office recipient of an award from the Canadian Mental Health Association Baker Bk. 27, Pg. 2 Wooddale Tree Nursery - update for 1990 Flight Bk. 27, Pg. 1 Workers’ Compensation Commission - committee ap pointed to review commission Cowan Bk. 92, Pg. 2 MINORITY report - procedure for tabling the document Points of order Bk. 69, Pg. 19-21;4041; Bk. 70, Pg. 13-15 Report to be presented with the majority report Mr.

Speaker Bk. 69, Pg. 39; Bk. 70, Pg. 14 MOOSE ilcences Change in policy Kelland Bk. 3, Pg. 11; Parsons Bk. 3, Pg. 10-11 Elimination of licences issued to groups Baker Bk. 13, Pg. 26; Parsons Bk. 13, Pg. 22; Warren, G. Bk. 13, Pg. 24 Increase number of licences issued Aylward, R. Bk. 13, Pg. 38; Efford Bk. 1$, Pg. 36; Heam Bk. 1$, Pg. 33 Kelland Bk. 13, Pg. 36; Simms Bk. 13, Pg. 34; Winsor Bk. 18, Pg. 34 28

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX MORGENTALERabortionclinic Oppositiontotheclinic DeckerBk.76,Pg.16;VergeBk.76,Pg.16; WalshBk.76,Pg.14 MOTIONS AdjourndebateonMeechLake Bk.57B,Pg.7;1$ BroadcastingofHouseofAssemblyproceedings- Committeetofurtherconsideroptionsretelevising theHouse Bk.66,Pg.25 BroadcastingofHouseofAssemblyproceedings- fmalreportbythePrivilegesandElectionsCommit tee Bk.66,Pg.16-24 BroadcastingofHouseofAssemblyproceedings- reportofCommitteeonPrivilegesandElections Bk.9,Pg.14;Bk.10,Pg.44-51 CBCcutbacks(Procedureunder5.0.23) Bk.92,Pg.32-33 ClosuremotionduringdebateonLoanAct Bk.66,Pg.11;Bk.67,Pg.25 ClosuremotiononMeechLakeresolution Bk.17,Pg.15;Bk.18,Pg.66-67 ClosuremotiononsecondreadingofRegionalSer viceBoardsAct Bk.85,Pg.12;Bk.$9,Pg.13 ClosuremotiononSupplementarySupplydebate Bk.75,Pg.14;Bk.77,Pg.19 CommitteeofSupply-ConsolidatedFundServices Estimates Bk.36A,Pg.50 CommitteeofSupply-ExecutiveCouncilEstimates Bk.28,Pg.42-117;Bk.29,Pg.18-55;Bk.29A, Pg.1-65;Bk.31,Pg.18-44;Bk.31A,Pg.1-60; Bk.32,Pg.20-53;Bk.33,Pg.14-27;31-56;Bk. 33A,Pg.1-54;Bk.34,Pg.20-38;Bk.36,Pg.20- 44;Bk.36A,Pg.1-49 CommitteeofSupply-LegislativeEstimates Bk.36A,Pg.50 Concurrence-GovernmentServicesEstimatesCom mittee Bk.27,Pg.30-57;Bk.28,Pg.13-42 Concurrence-ResourceEstimatesCommittee Bk.24,Pg.37-54;Bk.26,Pg.25-48;Bk.27,Pg. 17-30 Concurrence-SocialServicesEstimatesCommittee Bk.23,Pg.22-55;Bk.24,Pg.18-37 Harrisreportonthefishery(Procedureunder5.0. 23) Bk.15,Pg.13-16 MeechLakeresolutionbereferredtoselectcommit tee(amendment) Bk.14,Pg.46-74 OrdersoftheDaymoved Bk.11,Pg.21-29 SelectCommitteeappointedtodraftanAddressin ReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone 32 Sixmonthshoist-amendmentinsecondreadingof RegionalServiceBoardsAct Bk.85,Pg.35 Sixmonthshoist-thirdreadingdebateonBill28 Bk.54,Pg.49;51 SixmonthshoistonsecondreadingofParliamentary CommissionerAct Bk.90A,Pg.14;Bk.91,Pg.26 Speaker’srulingonadebatablemotion,appealed Bk.11,Pg.49-50 Speaker’srulingonadivisionchallenged Bk.14,Pg.61-72 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsextensionfor Labradorfishermen(ProcedureunderS.0.23) Bk.40,Pg.16-18 MOTORCarrierAct(Bill12) Noticeofmotion GilbertBk.2,Pg.18 FirstreadingBk.3,Pg.20 Secondreading Aylward,R.Bk.$7,Pg.36-37;GilbertBk.87, Pg.36;39;HewlettBk.$7,Pg.37-39 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.88,Pg.33 ThirdreadingBk.89,Pg.12 RoyalAssentBk.93,Pg.55 MOTORvehiclelicencerenewals Changes Aylward,R.Bk.18,Pg.6;GilbertBk.18,Pg.5 MOTORVehicleRegistrationandTaxationofficesin Clarenville SeealsoREGIONALTaxationOfficeat Clarenville Closure Aylward,R.Bk.$7,Pg.20;GilbertBk.68,Pg. 16-17;HynesBk.68,Pg.15-16;Bk.69,Pg.42; KitchenBk.68,Pg.15;Bk.69,Pg.44;Parsons Bk.83,Pg.23;WindsorBk.83,Pg.19;Bk.$7, Pg.18 MOTORVehicleRegistrationofficesatClarenvilleand Wabush SeealsoREGIONALTaxationOfficeat Clarenville AnswertoquestionconcerningtheWabushoffice GilbertBk.77,-Pg.11 Closure Aylward,R.Bk.67,Pg.3;GilbertBk.67,Pg.1 29

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Closure of Wabush office; contracting-out services to banks Gilbert Bk. 76, Pg. 14; Bk. 78, Pg. 12-13; Snow, A. Bk. 76, Pg. 14; Bk. 78, Pg. 12 Residents protesting the closure of Wabush office Rideout Bk. 75, Pg. 20; Simms Bk. 87, Pg. 23; Snow, A. Bk. 70, Pg. 17; Bk. 71, Pg. 17; Bk. 75, Pg. 1$; Bk. 79, Pg. 17; Bk. 81, Pg. 15; Bk. 87, Pg. 21; Tobin Bk. 79, Pg. 19; Warren, G. Bk. 70, Pg. 20 Wells (Premier) Bk. 70, Pg. 19; Bk. 75, Pg. 19; Bk. 87, Pg. 24-27; Winsor Bk. 71, Pg. 18 MOULTON, Mr.

Joe, condolences to family upon his death Tobin Bk. 38, Pg. 1 MOUNT Cashel Compensation for victims Dicks Bk. 79, Pg. 4; Verge Bk. 79, Pg. 5 Update on the situation regarding the announced closure Efford Bk. 31, Pg. 2; Bk. 48, Pg. 2; Hodder Bk. 31, Pg. 2; Bk. 48, Pg. 3 MULRONEY, Hon.

Brian, Prime Minister of Canada, welcomed to House of Assembly to speak during Meech Lake debate Introduced Wells (Premier) Bk. 56A, Pg. 29 Prime Minister Mufroney Bk. 56A, Pg. 29-40 Expression of gratitude Simms Bk. 56A, Pg. 40; Wells (Premier) Bk. 56A, Pg. 40 MULTICULTURAL Education Committee Committee established Ream Bk. 8, Pg. 4; Warren, P.

Bk. 8, Pg. 3 MUNICIPAL capital works program Capital funding - Conception Bay South Doyle Bk. 12, Pg. 8-11; Gullage Bk. 12, Pg. 9-11 Expenditures for water and sewer and roads Gullage Bk. 84, Pg. 12-13; Tobin Bk. 84, Pg. 12 MUNICIPAL elections - congratulations to candidates who participated Gullage Bk. 76, Pg. 2; Tobin Bk. 76, Pg. 3 MUNICIPALiTIES Changes in the grants structure Gullage Bk. 84, Pg. 13; Bk. 91, Pg. 13; Tobin Bk. 84, Pg. 13; Bk. 91, Pg. 12-13 Eatrock - adjustment in mu rate to qualify for fund- ing Gullage Bk. 13, Pg. 14-16;48; Parsons Bk. 13, Pg. 14-16;46 Municipal grants program - elimination of social ser vices component Gullage Bk. 72, Pg. 10; Pg. 73, Pg. 10-11; Tobin Bk. 72, Pg. 10; Bk. 73, Pg. 10 Water and sewer allocations; adjustment in mil rate Guflage Bk. 14, Pg. 13-16; Power Bk. 14, Pg. 12- 14; Tobin Bk. 14, Pg. 15 MUNICIPALITIES Act (Bill 23) Notice of motion Gullage Bk. 2, Pg. 18 First reading Bk. 3, Pg. 20 Second reading Gullage Bk. 79, Pg. 49; Bk. 87, Pg. 32-36; Rideout Bk. 87, Pg. 35; Tobin Bk. $7, Pg. 34 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 88, Pg. 33 Third reading Bk. 89, Pg. 12 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 55 NAMIEIA congratulated on becoming an independent country in the Commonwealth Mr.

Speaker Bk. 7, Pg. 1; Simms Bk. 7, Pg. 2; Wells (Premier) Bk. 7, Pg. 1 NATIONAL Co-operative Education Week Cowan Bk. 70, Pg. 1; Doyle Bk. 70, Pg. 1 NATIONAL Environment Week Kelland Bk. 47, Pg. 1; Parsons Bk. 47, Pg. 2 NATIONAL Fit Week Aylward, R.

Bk. 41, Pg. 2; Gullage Bk. 41, Pg. 1 NATIONAL Sea Products Answer to question regarding the Cape Verde Caner Bk. 24, Pg. 13 Burgeo plant See BURGFO fish plant Change in operational plans Caner Bk. 9, Pg. 8-9; Matthews Bk. 9, Pg. 7-9 Shrimp operation for Southside plant Caner Bk. 3, Pg. 4; Bk. 23, Pg. 8; Matthews Bk. 3, Pg. 3-4; Bk. 23, Pg. 8 Transfer of the trawler “Cape Verde” Caner Bk. 23, Pg. 9; Bk. 27, Pg. 5; Matthews Bk. 23, Pg. 9; Bk. 27, Pg. 5 NATIONAL Tourism Week Furey Bk. 34, Pg. 3; Greening Bk. 34, Pg. 3 NATIONAL Transportation Week Aylward, R.

Bk. 43, Pg. 12; Gilbert Bk. 43, Pg. 11 NATIVE associations Control of education and health programs Warren, G. Bk. 75, Pg. 7; Wells (Premier) Bk. 75, Pg. 8 NATIVE languages Financing to learn Innu and Inuit languages 30

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Warren,G.Bk.92,Pg.20;Wells(Premier)Bk. 92,Pg.21 NEWCORP-amalgamationofNewfoundlandand LabradorDevelopmentCorporationandportionof DepartmentofDevelopment Authorizedspendingauthority Wells(Premier)Bk.60,Pg.13-15;WindsorBk. 60,Pg.13-14 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorArtsCouncil Financialstatementstabled GullageBk.1$,Pg.18 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorComputerServices Limited Annualreporttabled BakerBk.31,Pg.13 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHydroAct(Bill31) Noticeofmotion GibbonsBk.19,Pg.15 FirstreadingBk.23,Pg.22 Secondreading Bk.38,Pg.47-56;Bk.40,Pg.19-32 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Bk.46,Pg.30-49;Bk.46A,Pg.4-45;Bk.47,Pg. 22-36 ThirdreadingBk.50,Pg.15 RoyalAssentJune13i9O NEWFOUNDLANDCropInsuranceAgency Financialstatementstabled RightBk.35,Pg.12 NEWFOUNDLANDEnviroponics(Sprung) Publicinquiryestablishedtoreviewgovernment’sin volvement RideoutBk.18,Pg.2;Wells(Premier)Bk.18, Pg.1 NEWFOUNDLANDFarmProducts Annualreportandfinancialstatementsforyearen- dingMarch/90,tabled FlightBk.89,Pg.11 FinancialstatementsforyearendingMarch/88, tabled flightBk.35,Pg.12 Financialstatementsforyear tabled RightBk.72,Pg.11 NEWFOUNDLANDGazette Editionstabled DicksBk.19,Pg.14 endingMarch/89, NEWFOUNDLANDHardwoodsLimitedinClarenville Openingofanelectricityandsteamcogeneration plant GibbonsBk.68,Pg.5;HewlettBk.68,Pg.6 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro Annualreporttabled GibbonsBk.25,Pg.1$ Answertoquestionsregardingrateincrease BakerBk.4,Pg.16 Payrolltax GibbonsBk.40,Pg.14;HewlettBk.40,Pg.14; KitchenBk.8,Pg.6-7;WoodfordBk.8,Pg.6-7 Rateincrease-effectonmillinStephenville Bk.14,Pg.11-12;Bk.16,Pg.13-15 Rateincrease-effectonpeopleonlowandfixedin- comes EffordBk.14,Pg.9-11;GibbonsBk.14,Pg.8- 11;SimmsBk.14,Pg.8-11 RateincreasebeforePUBoard;payrolltax,elimina tionofPDDsubsidy BakerBk.3,Pg.4-5;GibbonsBk.12,Pg.7-8; HewlettBk.12,Pg.7-8;Bk.32,Pg.16-17;Wells (Premier)Bk.32,Pg.16-17;WoodfordBk.3, Pg.4-5 Roleoftheconsumeradvocate GibbonsBk.13,Pg.10;RideoutBk.13,Pg.9-10 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorCommission Reporttabled KitchenBk.90,Pg.16 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorLicencingBoard Annualreporttabled KitchenBk.19,Pg.14 NEWFOUNDLANDOffshoreAreaCorporateIncome TaxAct(Bill33) Noticeofmotion KitchenBk.23,Pg.13 FirstreadingBk.24,Pg.14 Secondreading GibbonsBk.47,Pg.19;22;HewlettBk.47,Pg. 20-22;SimmsBk.47,Pg.20 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.48,Pg.41 ThirdreadingBk.50,Pg.16 RoyalAssentJune13/90 NEWFOUNDLANDTeachers’Association Teachersrequestinggovernmenttonegotiatean agreementwithNTA BakerBk.65,Pg.20;Bk.71,Pg.22;Bk.79,Pg. 23;HeamBk.79,Pg.22;Bk.82,Pg.12;Hewlett Bk.71,Pg.20;MatthewsBk.71,Pg.21;Simms Bk.65,Pg.21;Bk.67,Pg.18;Snow,A.Bk.67, Pg.16;TobinBk.65,Pg.18;VergeBk.79,Pg. 21;Bk.$2,Pg.11;Wells(Premier)Bk.67,Pg.19 NEWFOUNDLANDTeachers’Association-anniversary HeamBk.81,Pg.2;Warren,P.Bk.81,Pg.1 31

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX NON-returnable bottles Request for a ban Kelland Bk. 20, Pg. 19; Parsons Bk. 20, Pg. 18; Ramsay Bk. 20, Pg. 16 NURSES’ union Tentative agreement Baker Bk. 5, Pg. 1; Bk. 6, Pg. 6; Simms Bk. 5, Pg. 1; Bk. 6, Pg. 7 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Employees meeting with the Minister regarding government policy Cowan Bk. $9, Pg. 9-10; Doyle Bk. 89, Pg. 9-10 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 59) Notice of motion Cowan Bk. 5$, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 60, Pg. 25 Second reading Cowan Bk. 88, Pg. 30-3 1; Doyle Bk. 88, Pg. 30 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 88, Pg. 37 Third reading Bk. $9, Pg. 13 Royal Assent Bk. 93, Pg. 55 OFFICIAL residence and entertaining facilities for the Premier Baker Bk. 1$, Pg. 2; Simms Bk. 1$, Pg. 4 OFFSHORE Development Legislation Act (Bill 61) Notice of motion Gibbons Bk. 58, Pg. 13 First reading Bk. 58, Pg. 21 Second reading Gibbons Bk. 60, Pg. 25-27;34; Hewlett Bk. 60, Pg. 27-33 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 60, Pg. 35 Third reading Bk. 60, Pg. 36 Royal Assent Oct. 19,90 OFFSHORE negotiations Atlantic Accord be constitutionalized; Hibemia agree ment Gibbons Bk. 22, Pg. 16-17; Hewlett Bk. 22, Pg. 16-17 OMBUDSMAN Act (Bill 42) See PARLIAMENTARY Commissioner (Om budsman) Act (Bill 42) OMBUDSMAN’S office Answer to question Wells (Premier) Bk. 85, Pg. 13 Elimination Aylward, R.

Bk. 82, Pg. 9-11;49; Bk. 84, Pg. 15; Bk. 85, Pg. 7-10; Bk. 90, Pg. 4-7; Baker Bk. $2, Pg. 50; Bk. 90, Pg. 4-7; Rideout Bk. 90, Pg. 7; Wells (Premier) Bk. $2, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 84, Pg. 16; Bk. 85, Pg. 7-11 Salay and pension benefits for the ombudsman Baker Bk. 34, Pg. 6-7; Dicks Bk. 34, Pg. 7; Verge Bk. 34, Pg. 6-7 OMBUDSMAN’s Office - elimination - request to reverse decision Notice of motion Simms Bk. 9, Pg. 13-14 Debate Aylward, R.

Bk. 30, Pg. 35-41; Baker Bk. 30, Pg. 32-35; Decker Bk. 30, Pg. 24-27; Efford Bk. 30, Pg. 41-45; Simms Bk. 30, Pg. 1$-23;45-51; Verge Bk. 30, Pg. 27-32 Resolution defeated Bk. 30, Pg. 51-52 O’NEILL-Hutchinson, Mrs.

Florence, condolences to family on death Barrett Bk. 36, Pg. 1; Rideout Bk. 36, Pg. 1 ORAL Questions Abitibi-Price - status of hydro development for Grand Falls Simms Bk. 23, Pg. 10; Wells (Premier) Bk. 23, Pg. 10 Abitibi-Price mill in Grand Falls - strike; future of the mill Cowan Bk. 2, Pg. 17; Bk. 3, Pg. 13; Bk. 9, Pg. 6- 7; Flight Bk. 2, Pg. 16-17; Bk. 3, Pg. 14; Simrns Bk. 2, Pg. 16-17; Bk. 3, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 9, Pg. 6-7 Abitibi-Price mill in Stephenville - increase in cost of electricity Right Bk. 16, Pg. 14-15; Bk. $8, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 89, Pg. 8-9; Gibbons Bk. 14, Pg. 12; Bk. 89, Pg. 7-8; Nodder Bk. 14, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 88, Pg. 8-9; Bk. $9, Pg. 7-8; Woodford Bk. 16, Pg. 13-15 Abitibi-Price mills in Grand Falls and Stephenville - future Right Bk. 83, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 88, Pg. 1-8; Rideout Bk. 88, Pg. 1-4; Simms Bk. 83, Pg. 13-14; Wood- ford Bk. 88, Pg. 4-6 Adoptions - number of applications on file; policy of Department of Social Services Efford Bk. 90, Pg. 13-15; Parsons Bk. 90, Pg. 12- 15 Alcoholic beverages - warning labels be placed on all containers Decker Bk. 93, Pg. 11; Tobin Bk. 93, Pg. 10-11 Allied Health Professionals - collective agreement Baker Bk. 58, Pg. 8-10; Rideout Bk. 5$, Pg. 8-9 Amalgamation - consultant’s report; results of public hearings - Duff Bk. 3, Pg. 6-8; Guflage Bk. 3, Pg. 7-9; Bk. 31, Pg. 13; Tobin Bk. 31, Pg. 12 Amalgamation - Dunville 32

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX GullageBk.76,Pg.9-10;TobinBk.76,Pg.8-10; Wells(Premier)Bk.76,Pg.10-11 Amalgamation-government’sposition SimmsBk.33,Pg.9;TobinBk.77,Pg.8-10; Wells(Premier)Bk.33,Pg.10;Bk.77,Pg.8-10 AnniversaryofthediscoveryofNewfoundland-al locationoffundingforplanningoftheevent DuffBk.24,Pg.9-10;GullageBk.24,Pg.9-10 Aquaculturedevelopment-reductioninfunding MatthewsBk.29,Pg.12;Wells(Premier)Bk.29, Pg.13 Argentiaferryservice-extension Aylward,R.Bk.19,Pg.11-12;GilbertBk.19, Pg.12 ArtsandCultureCentre-policyregardingthere placementofsecuritystaff;safetymeasures CowanBk.92,Pg.13;GilbertBk.92,Pg.12-13; SimmsBk.92,Pg.12-13 ArtsPolicyCormuittee-reports;DirectorofCul turalAffairswillbeappointed GullageBk.23,Pg.11;VergeBk.23,Pg.11;Bk. 73,Pg.14;Wells(Premier)Bk.73,Pg.14 AtlanticLotto-approveduseofcoinoperated amusementmachines KitchenBk.85,Pg.6-7;TobinBk.85,Pg.6-7 AvalonCommunityCollege-relocation ReidBk.24,Pg.7;Warren,P.Bk.24,Pg.8 Budget-currentaccountdeficit-shortfallin equalizationpaymentsfromfederalgovernment BakerBk.81,Pg.6-10;KitchenBk.58,Pg.5-7; Bk.68,Pg.6-8;Bk.72,Pg.9-10;Bk.87,Pg.14- 16;ParsonsBk.72,Pg.9-10;RideoutBk.58,Pg. 1-4;Bk.59,Pg.6;Bk.6$,Pg.6-8;SimmsBk.$1, Pg.6-8;Wells(Premier)Bk.58,Pg.1-5;Bk.59, Pg.6;Bk.$1,Pg.8;WindsorBk.58,Pg.5-6; Bk.81,Pg.9;Bk.87,Pg.14-15 Budget-increasesinfeesandlicences;taxincreases Aylward,R.Bk.17,Pg.15;KitchenBk.17,Pg. 9;15;WindsorBk.17,Pg.9 Budget-pre-budgetcalculations KitcifenBk.6,Pg.8;10;RideoutBk.6,Pg.8; WindsorBk.6,Pg.10 Budget-salaryincreasesnotincluded BakerBk.5$,Pg.8;WindsorBk.58,Pg.7-8 Budgetfor1991-freezeinfundingforhealthcare andeducation RideoutBk.73,Pg.3-6;Bk.74,Pg.1-3;Simms Bk.70,Pg.3-5;VergeBk.70,Pg.5-7;Wells (Premier)Bk.70,Pg.3-7;Bk.73,Pg.3-6;Bk. 74,Pg.1-3 Burgeofishplant-future;saleofCansoplantin NovaScotia CarterBk.23,Pg.8;Bk.25,Pg.10-12;Bk.27, Pg.4;Bk.30,Pg.6-7;Bk.34,Pg.14;Bk.40,Pg. 8-9;Bk.54,Pg.14;MatthewsBk.23,Pg.8;Bk. 25,Pg.10-12;Bk.27,Pg.4;Bk.30,Pg.6-7;Bk. 34,Pg.14;Bk.40,Pg.8-9;Bk.54,Pg.14 Caplinfishery CarterBk.20,Pg.3-5;Bk.47,Pg.8;Bk.54,Pg. 13-14;MatthewsBk.54,Pg.13-14;RideoutBk. 20,Pg.5;Wells(Premier)Bk.20,Pg.3;Winsor Bk.47,Pg.8;WoodfordBk.20,Pg.24 CaribouhuntinginnorthernLabrador-seasonbeex tended Warren,G.Bk.19,Pg.12-13;Wells(Premier) Bk.19,Pg.12-13 Childabusepreventionprogram-workshopfor teachers-governmentsupport Wells(Premier)Bk.75,Pg.5-7;WoodfordBk. 75,Pg.5-6 CoachHousefacility-closure-programtoaccom modateboysatthefacility EffordBk.33,Pg.7-9;Bk.41,Pg.6-13;Nodder Bk.33,Pg.7-9;Bk.41,Pg.6-9;ParsonsBk.41, Pg.10-12 ComebyChanceoilrefmeiy-layoffs;effecton gasolineproduction DoyleBk.83,Pg.7-8;GibbonsBk.83,Pg.7-8 CommunityDevelopmentProgram-budgetcut EffordBk.10,Pg.4;VergeBk.10,Pg.4 CommunityLivingAssociation-requestforin- creasedfunding;re-integrationofdevelopmentally delayedpeopleintothecommunity EffordBk.42,Pg.6-8;HodderBk.42,Pg.6-8 Constitution-timelimitonaddingamendments; provincialreferendum RideoutBk.42,Pg.2-4;SimmsBk.42,Pg.4-5; Wells(Premier)Bk.42,Pg.2-5 Constitutionissues-remarksbyMemberfor Pleasantville-Newfoundlandasanindependent country RideoutBk.53,Pg.6-8;Wells(Premier)Bk.53, Pg.6-8 Constitutionalcrisis-effectonbondissuesasa resultofMeechLakefailure;fiscalagents BakerBk.49,Pg.1-4;RideoutBk.49,Pg.14 Consumeradvocate-decisionregardingHydro’sap plicationforarateincrease GibbonsBk.13,Pg.10;RideoutBk.13,Pg.9-10 ConsumerAffairsoffices-closureofofficesin GooseBayandGrandFalls DoyleBk.71,Pg.9-10;Wells(Premier)Bk.71, Pg.9-10 CourtservicesalongtheLabradorcoast DicksBk.78,Pg.9-11;Warren,0.Bk.78,Pg.9- H-— Crownland-landadjacenttorailwaybeds 33

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Kelland Bk. 26, Pg. 13-14; Parsons Bk. 26, Pg. 13-14 Crown Lands Act - changes regarding public access to lakes, rivers and ponds Hewlett Bk. 83, Pg. 8-9; Kelland Bk. 83, Pg. 8-10 Cultural Affairs - budget; appointment of a Cultural Affairs Director Duff Bk. 46, Pg. 10; Gullage Bk. 8, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 46, Pg. 10; Bk. 84, Pg. 14-15; Parsons Bk. 8, Pg. 14-15; Verge Bk. 84, Pg. 13-15 Cultural Affairs and Historic Resources - Task Force on Historic Resources be established Duff Bk. 46, Pg. 9; Gullage Bk. 46, Pg. 9 Cultural Affairs Director - comments regarding Public Service Commission competition Verge Bk. 75, Pg. 13; Wells (Premier) Bk. 75, Pg. 14 Curriculum Division of Department of Education - relocation from Atlantic Place to Remax Building - details of lease Aylward, R.

Bk. 93, Pg. 7-8; Gilbert Bk. 93, Pg. 7-8 Dairy industry - quota allocation review - letter to Farm Development Loan Board and Farm Credit Corporation regarding loans issued Right Bk. 85, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 86, Pg. 6-11; Rideout Bk. $6, Pg. 11-18; Wells (Premier) Bk. 86, Pg. 12- 18; Woodford Bk. $5, Pg. 1-2; Bk. $6, Pg. 6-11 Davis Inlet - environmental cleanup Warren, 0. Bk. 46, Pg. 11; Wells (Premier) Bk. 46, Pg. 11 Davis Inlet - school board control be given to Innu Bank Council Warren, G.

Bk. 75, Pg. 7; Wells (Premier) Bk. 75, Pg. 7 Department of Finance - layoff of employees; tax in spectors - collection of taxes Hynes Bk. 13, Pg. 17; Kitchen Bk. 13, Pg. 17; Bk. 73, Pg. 10; Windsor Bk. 73, Pg. 10 Department of Fisheries - reduction in budget es timates Carter Bk. 9, Pg. 13; Bk. 15, Pg. 6-7; Matthews Bk. 9, Pg. 13; Bk. 15, pg. 6-7 Department of Works, Services - further reduction in expenditures Doyle Bk. 75, Pg. 10-11; Gilbert Bk. 75, Pg. 10-11 Department of Works, Services - layoff of security guards Aylward, R.

Bk. 3, Pg. 9-10; Gilbert Bk. 3, Pg. 9- 10 Department of Works, Services - overtime compensa tion for supervisory employees - new policy; delay in snow removal on Northern peninsula Aylward, R. Bk. 6$, Pg. 17; Bk. 69, Pg. 14-17; Gilbert Bk. 68, Pg. 17; Bk. 69, Pg. 15-17; Bk. 75, Pg. 8-10; Bk. 72, Pg. 8-9; Rideout Bk. 72, Pg. 1- 3; Wells (Premier) Bk. 72, Pg. 1-3; Winsor Bk. 75, Pg. 9-10; Woodford Bk. 75, Pg. 8-9; Bk. 7$, Pg. 8-9 Department of Works, Services - plans to privatize maintenance and snow clearing Aylward, R.

Bk. 3, Pg. 9; Gilbert Bk. 3, Pg. 9 Department of Works, Services - winter road condi tions on Avalon Peninsula Aylward, R. Bk. 91, Pg. 11-12; Gilbert Bk. 91, Pg. 11-12 Drugs - funding for antiviral drug AZT used in treat ment of AIl)S Decker Bk. $7, Pg. 17; Verge Bk. $7, Pg. 17 Dump truck industry - independent operators; protest in Grand Falls-Badger area Aylward, R.

Bk. 54, Pg. 11; Baker Bk. 49, Pg. 7- 8; Gilbert Bk. 47, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 54, Pg. 11; Simms Bk. 47, Pg. 5-7; Woodford Bk. 49, Pg. 7-8 Dunne Task Force report on implementing Harris report recommendations - government’s position on reduction of total allowable catch of northern cod Carter Bk. 65, Pg. 5-7;12-13; Matthews Bk. 65, Pg. 12-13; Rideout Bk. 65, Pg. 5-7 Eastern Community College - relocation Heam Bk. 27, Pg. 14-15; Tobin Bk. 45, Pg. 8-9; Warren, P.

Bk. 27, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 45, Pg. 9 Economic Recovery Commission - establish in dusthes in Newfoundland styrofoam manufacturing facility Parsons Bk. 81, Pg. 11-13; Wells (Premier) Bk. 81, Pg. 11-12 Economic Recovery Commission - purchase of com puters out of the province Simms Bk. 22, Pg. 14-16; Wells (Premier) Bk. 22, pg. 15-16 Economic Recovery Commission - update on the ac tivities of the commission Wells (Premier) Bk. 60, Pg. 12; Windsor Bk. 60, Pg. 11 Economic Recovery Commission - vehicles leased by the commission Matthews Bk. 71, Pg. 6-7; Rideout Bk. 62, Pg. 5- 7; Wells (Premier) Bk. 62, Pg. 5-8; Bk. 71, Pg. 6-8 Economic Recovery Commission, Enterprise New foundland and Labrador and Department of Development - reporting relationship - local preference policy Baker Bk. 93, Pg. 4-7; Windsor Bk. 93, Pg. 4-6 Economic situation - statemhnts by President of Board of Trade; number of bankruptcies Kitchen Bk. 32, Pg. 1$; Windsor Bk. 32, Pg. 17 34

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Education-budgetforteacheraides HeamBk.12,Pg.5-7;VergeBk.10,Pg.3;War ren,P.Bk.10,Pg.4;Bk.12,Pg.5-7 Education-futureofS.D.CookandSt.Michael’s schoolsinCornerBroolçlegislationregardingadmis siontoschools VergeBk.35,Pg.1-2;Bk.50,Pg.11-12;Bk.53, Pg.11;Warren,P.Bk.35,Pg.1-3;Bk.50,Pg. 11-13;Bk.53,Pg.11-12 Education-pre-vocationalprograminCentralNew foundland-cancellation HeamBk.88,Pg.9-10;Warren,P.Bk.$8,Pg.9- 11 Education-schoolboards HeamBk.82,Pg.3-5;RideoutBk.61,Pg.4-6; Bk.75,Pg.3-5;Warren,P.Bk.61,Pg.5-7;Bk. 82,Pg.3-5;Wells(Premier)Bk.61,Pg.4;Bk. 75,Pg.4-5 Education-smallschoolsstudy HeamBk.3$,Pg.7-8;Warren,P.Bk.38,Pg.7-8 Education-teacherallocations HeamBk.61,Pg.12-13;Bk.81,Pg.4-6;War ren,P.Bk.61,Pg.13;Bk.70,Pg.11-12;Bk.81, Pg.4-6;WinsorBk.70,Pg.11 Educationalsystem-budgetreductionfornextfiscal year HeamBk.59,Pg.8-10;Bk.80,Pg.8-11; RideoutBk.60,Pg.9-11;Bk.61,Pg.3;Warren, P.Bk.59,Pg.8-10;Bk.60,Pg.10-11;Bk.$0, Pg.8-11;Wells(Premier)Bk.61,Pg.3 Educationalsystem-schoolboardoperational grants;increasesduetopayrolltax HewlettBk.26,Pg.10;KitchenBk.10,Pg.3; Bk.26,Pg.4-5;8-9;RideoutBk.10,Pg.1-3;Bk. 26,Pg.3-6;Bk.34,Pg.4-6;VergeBk.26,Pg.7- 9;Warren,P.Bk.10,Pg.1-2;Bk.26,Pg.4-6;9- 11;Bk.34,Pg.4-6 Electricalinspections-transferofresponsibility CowanBk.3,Pg.10;DoyleBk.3,Pg.10 Electricalrates-increase GibbonsBk.87,Pg.13-14;HewlettBk.87,Pg. 13-14 EmploymentGenerationProgram-changes;addi tionalfunding;hiringguidelines CowanBk.24,Pg.11-13;Bk.35,Pg.3-7;11-12; Bk.36,Pg.10-13;Bk.63,Pg.11;DoyleBk.35, Pg.5-7;MatthewsBk.36,Pg.11-12;Bk.63,Pg. 11;RideoutBk.24,Pg.12;Bk.35,Pg.3-4; SimmsBk.36,Pg.9-11;TobinBk.35,Pg.11; WinsorBk.24,Pg.11-12;Bk.35,Pg.11 Environment-additionalfunding KitchenBk.10,Pg.7;ParsonsBk.10,Pg.7 Environmentalissue-damagebydraggersonthe spawninggrounds KellandBk.33,Pg.6;ParsonsBk.33,Pg.6 EqualizationpaymentsfromGovernmentofCanada -amountofshortfallincurrentfiscalyear RideoutBk.66,Pg.1-4;Wells(Premier)Bk.66, Pg.1-5 EveningTelegramstoxyregardingMVAtlanticCom manderandB.Tulk-seniorcivilservantperforming politicalduty SimmsBk.77,Pg.7-8;Wells(Premier)Bk.77, Pg.7-8 FamilyCrisisCentre,WesternLabrador-statusof thecentre EffordBk.40,Pg.13-14;Snow,A.Bk.40,Pg. 12-14 ferryservicebetweenPetitForteandSoutheastBight GilbertBk.14,Pg.16-17;TobinBk.14,Pg.16 FerryserviceforBellIsland-statusofthe BeaumontHamel GilbertBk.4,Pg.13-15;WalshBk.4,Pg.13 Finance-surchargeonborrowingrequirement KitchenBk.25,Pg.6-8;RideoutBk.25,Pg.6-8 Finesandforfeitures-estimatedrevenue BakerBk.81,Pg.11;WindsorBk.$1,Pg.10 fireDepartmentinSt.John’s-EastEndfiresta tion;recommendationsinWoodsGordonreport DuffBk.27,Pg.7-9;GullageBk.27,Pg.8-9 FireDepartmentinSt.John’s-firefightersdis abilitypayplan GullageBk.63,Pg.4-5;SimmsBk.63,Pg.3-5; Wells(Premier)Bk.63,Pg.4 FireDepartmentinSt.John’s-overtimeforfire fighters;statusofEastEndfirestation GullageBk.84,Pg.5-7;10;RideoutBk.84,Pg.5- 7;SimmsBk.84,Pg.9 FireprotectioninCityofMountPearl-statusof thefirestation GullageBk.16,Pg.10-11;Bk.27,Pg.16;Bk. 90,Pg.9-12;WindsorBk.16,Pg.9-11;Bk.27, Pg.16;Bk.90,Pg.9-11 FishplantatPortauxBasques-status CarterBk.64,Pg.7;MatthewsBk.64,Pg.7 fishplantinFemieuse-future CanerBk.28,Pg.9-10,PowerBk.28,Pg.9-11; Wells(Premier)Bk.2$,Pg.11 FishplantinLittleBayIslands-status CanerBk.27,Pg.15-16;Bk.38,Pg.14;Hewlett Bk.27,Pg.15;Bk.3$,Pg.13-14 Fishplants-guaranteedloans;FogoIslandCo-op KitchenBk.17,Pg.13;WinsorBk.17,Pg.13 Fishplants-leaseagreementwithTwillingatebeof feredtootherplants,Fermeuse,Ferryland,etc.

CanerBk.39,Pg.9-12;Bk.40,Pg.15;Heam Bk.39,Pg.9-11;Bk.40,Pg.15 35

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Fish plants in Nain and Makkovik - middle distance vessels supply fish to plants Caner Bk. 45, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 52, Pg. 16; Warren, G.

Bk. 45, Pg. 11; Bk. 52, Pg. 15 Fish plants owned by Universal Fisheries - future of the plants Carter Bk. 2, Pg. 15; Bk. 24, Pg. 5-6; Heam Bk. 2, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 24, Pg. 5-6 fisheries Emergency Response Program Caner Bk. 15, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 73, Pg. 11; Bk. 76, Pg. 14; Bk. 83, Pg. 12-13; Mdithews Bk. 15, Pg. 6; Bk. 73, Pg. 11; Bk. 76, Pg. 13; Bk. $3, Pg. 11- 12 Fisheries Loan Board - loans; review of the board Caner Bk. 73, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 83, Pg. 6-7; Mat thews Bk. 73, Pg. 11-12; Bk. $3, pg. 6-7 Fisheries operation facilities - list of construction or improvement projects Caner Bk. 44, Pg. 14-15; Matthews Bk. 44, Pg. 14-15 Fisheiy - diversification plans implemented for Gaul tois, Grand Bank and Trepassey Heam Bk. 78, Pg. 5-8; Wells (Premier) Bk. 78, Pg. 5-8 Fishery - fish aid package Caner Bk. 21, Pg. 8-10; Bk. 30, Pg. 8-13; Heam Bk. 28, Pg. 11-12; Matthews Bk. 20, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 21, Pg. 7-10; Bk. 28, Pg. 6-8; Bk. 30, Pg. 7-12; Rideout Bk. 21, Pg. 11-13; Bk. 22, Pg. 7-14; Bk. 28, Pg. 1-5; Bk. 31, Pg. 3-4; Wells (Premier) Bk. 20, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 21, Pg. 11-14; Bk. 22, Pg. 7-14; Bk. 28, Pg. 1-9;12; Bk. 31, Pg. 3-5 Fishery - Gulf fishery crisis Caner Bk. 76, Pg. 12-14; Matthews Bk. 76, Pg. 12-13 Fishery - herring season be extended Caner Bk. 53, Pg. 12; Winsor Bk. 53, Pg. 12 Fishery - inshore fish plants - closure Caner Bk. 2, Pg. 14; Heam Bk. 2, Pg. 14 Fishery - northern cod stock improvements - assess ment of the AGAC meetings Caner Bk. 37, Pg. 4; Matthews Bk. 37, Pg. 4 Fishery - overfishing within 200-mile limit Caner Bk. 4, Pg. 7-9; Heam Bk. 4, Pg. 7-8 Fishery - port quotas - NatSea fish quotas in Burgeo; other plants Caner Bk. 46, Pg. 5-8; Hearn Bk. 31, Pg. 9; Mat thews Bk. 31, Pg. 8; Bk. 46, Pg. 4-7; Wells (Premier) Bk. 31, Pg. 9; Bk. 46, Pg. 7 Fishery - processing licences; Cape Broyle Fisheries; Trepassey Caner Bk. 4, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 13, Pg. 16-17; Hearn Bk. 13, Pg. 16-17; Matthews Bk. 4, Pg. 5-6 Fishery - processing of fish outside the province Heam Bk. 31, Pg. 10; Wells (Premier) Bk. 31, Pg. 10 Fishery - provincial task force on fish quota reduc tions - draft agreement regarding fewer fishennen, fish plants, and plant workers Baker Bk. 39, Pg. 2; Caner Bk. 39, Pg. 1-5; Rideout Bk. 37, Pg. 2-3; Bk. 39, Pg. 1-4; Wells (Premier) Bk. 37, Pg. 2-3 Fishery - storm damage on northeast and west coasts and other areas; cost of new lobster traps; compensa tion package for gear loss; Red Harbour Baker Bk. 50, Pg. 14; Caner Bk. 40, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 42, Pg. 9; Bk. 44, Pg. 15; Bk. 45, Pg. 7-8; Bk. 52, Pg. 13-15; Bk. 54, Pg. 15-16; Hodder Bk. 40, Pg. 10-11; Matthews Bk. 50, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 52, Pg. 13-15; Tobin Bk. 54, Pg. 14-15; Winsor Bk. 40, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 42, Pg. 9; Bk. 44, Pg. 15; Bk. 45, Pg. 7-8 fishery - total allowable catch - further reductions; plan for downsizing the fishery Caner Bk. 85, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 87, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 92, Pg. 14-15; Matthews Bk. 85, Pg. 11; Bk. $7, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 92, Pg. 13-15 Fishery - winter cod fishery on south coast - compen sation package Caner Bk. 7, Pg. 8-9; Langdon Bk. 7, Pg. 8-9 Fishery Products International - assistance package Caner Bk. 2, Pg. 12-14; Bk. 3, Pg. 3; Bk. 21, Pg. 11; Matthews Bk. 2, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 3, Pg. 2-3; Bk. 21, Pg. 10-11; Bk. 29, Pg. 11-12; Wells (Premier) Bk. 29, Pg. 12 Fishery Products International - extended notice to workers; advanced funding; conditions attached Caner Bk. 34, Pg. 12-14; Bk. 37, Pg. 5-6; Cowan Bk. 31, Pg. 8; Bk. 34, Pg. 12-14; Bk. 37, Pg. 5; Bk. 53, Pg. 8-9; Heam Bk. 29, Pg. 13-16; Mat thews Bk. 31, Pg. 7-8; Bk. 34, Pg. 11-14; Bk. 37, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 53, Pg. 8-9; Wells (Premier) Bk. 29, Pg. 13-17; Bk. 31, Pg. 7-8 Fishery response program for the west coast of the province Caner Bk. 78, Pg. 3-5; Rideout Bk. 7$, Pg. 2-4 Fogo District - job creation Cowan Bk. 36, Pg. 15-16; Winsor Bk. 36, Pg. 15- 16 Fogo Island/Change Island ferry service Gilbert Bk. 3, Pg. 12; Bk. 66, Pg. 11; Bk. 67, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 69, Pg. 18; Bk. 77, Pg. 10-11; Rideout Bk. 67, Pg. 4-6; Winsor Bk. 3, Pg. 12; Bk. 66, Pg. 11; Bk. 69, Pg. 17-18; Bk. 77, Pg. 10-11 Forest fire season - seasonal staff; reinstatement of fire-fighting unit in Bishop’ Falls Flight Bk. 51, Pg. 13-15; Woodford Bk. 51, Pg. 13-15 36

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Frenchtutoringlessons-costtotheprovince HodderBk.92,Pg.18-20;Wells(Premier)Bk. 92,Pg.18-20 Gasolineandfueloil-freezeontheadvaloremtax ongasoline;boardtomonitorincreases DoyleBk.71,Pg.8;GibbonsBk.71,Pg.8; KitchenBk.65,Pg.14;Bk.71,Pg.8;Rideout Bk.65,Pg.14 Gasolineandfuelprices-increasesduetothePer sianGulfcrisis GibbonsBk.65,Pg.13;Bk.90,Pg.7-8;Hewlett Bk.65,Pg.13;KitchenBk.65,Pg.13;Warren, G.Bk.90,Pg.7-8 Gasolinetax-estimatedrevenue KitchenBk.73,Pg.9;WindsorBk.73,Pg.9 Gaukois-Hennitageferryservice GilbertBk.58,Pg.10-11;Bk.75,Pg.11-12;Mat thewsBk.58,Pg.10-11;Bk.75,Pg.11 Gaultois-Hernñtageferryservice-iceconditions GilbertBk.4,Pg.11-12;MatthewsBk.4,Pg.11 GovernmentAirServices-relocationtoGander GilbertBk.47,Pg.8-9;TobinBk.47,Pg.8-9 GovernmentofficeinHongKong-appointmentof adirectordetailsregardingtheoffice FureyBk.79,Pg.12-13;SirumsBk.79,Pg.12-13 Governmentvehicles-useofvehiclesbystaff; vehiclesassignedtoPremier’soffice MatthewsBk.72,Pg.4-7;ParsonsBk.74,Pg.5- 9;W