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50th General Assembly - 1st Session - 2021-2022

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ABORTION. See Health care

ACCESS TO HEALTH AND EDUCATION SERVICES ACT (BILL 51)

Notice of motion

Hogan, J., 1768

First reading, 1855

Second reading

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 2710–2711

Dinn, J., 2711–2712

Hogan, J., 2709–2710 , 2713

Committee

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 2713–2715 , 2716

Dinn, J., 2717–2718

Hogan, J., 2714 , 2715 , 2716–2717 , 2718 , 2719

Lane, P., 2718–2719

Third reading, 2830

Royal Assent, 3049

ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY

Does Premier agree with the Information Privacy Commissioner's comments about using the courts to undermine the legislative commitment to transparency and accountability

Brazil, D., 2060

Hogan, J., 2060

Political staff

Does Member for Carbonear - Trinity - Bay de Verde now endorse the practice of his colleague with regard to requiring Members to go through Minister's political staff

Loveless, E., 1846

Petten, B., 1846

Does Premier support Minister's action requiring all constituency inquiries to go through the Minister's political staff

Loveless, E., 1845

Petten, B., 1845

How are Opposition Members expected to do their jobs when government is running political interference

Parsons, A., 1847

Petten, B., 1846

Will Minister eliminate the practice and allow Members to deal directly with government officials on constituency matters

Loveless, E., 1845–1845

Petten, B., 1845

Will government take the advice of the Privacy Commissioner and stop hiding behind client-solicitor privilege and makes changes to legislation, if necessary

Hogan, J., 2345

Lane, P., 2345

Will Premier bring forward changes in the House in line with the Commissioner's request

Brazil, D., 2060

Furey, A., 2060

ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY ACT 2015 (AMDT.) (BILL 5)

Notice of motion

Crocker, S., 17

First reading, 84

Second reading

Brown, J., 117

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 115–116

Dempster, L., 116–117

Hogan, J., 114–115 , 119

Lane, P., 119

Trimper, P., 117–118

Wall, J., 118–119

Committee

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 120 , 121

Hogan, J., 120–121

Third reading, 250

Royal Assent

April 23 2021

ACCESS TO INFORMATION AND PROTECTION OF PRIVACY ACT 2015 (AMDT.) (BILL 59)

Notice of motion

Hogan, J., 2464

First reading, 2516

Second reading

Brown, J., 2572

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 2571–2572

Hogan, J., 2571 , 2574

Lane, P., 2572–2573

Trimper, P., 2573–2574

Committee

Brown, J., 2576–2577

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 2575 , 2576

Hogan, J., 2575 , 2576 , 2577

Third reading, 2832

Royal Assent, 3049

Notice of motion

Abbott, J., 1036

First reading, 1093

Second reading

Abbott, J., 1244–1249 , 1266

Dinn, J., 1255–1257

Dwyer, J., 1249–1252

Evans, L., 1259–1260

Gambin-Walsh, S., 1257–1259

Joyce, E. ., 1252–1254

Lane, P., 1262–1266

Pike, P., 1254–1255

Trimper, P., 1260–1262

Wakeham, T., 1254

Committee

Abbott, J., 1267 , 1268 , 1269 , 1270–1273 , 1274

Dinn, J., 1273

Dwyer, J., 1267 , 1268 , 1269–1270

Joyce, E., 1273–1274

Lane, P., 1271 , 1272

Stoodley, S., 1271

Wakeham, T., 1270 , 1271

Amendment

Clause 37

Moved

Dempster, L., 1274

Ruled in order

Chair, 1274

Carried

Chair, 1274

Third reading, 1574(25)

Royal Assent

November 4 2021

ADDRESS IN REPLY. See Speech from the Throne

ADOPTION (AMDT.) ACT (BILL 39)

Notice of motion

Abbott, J., 1036

First reading, 1093

Second reading

Abbott, J., 1439–1442 , 1452

Brown, J., 1451–1452

Dinn, P., 1446–1448

Dwyer, J., 1442–1444

Evans, L., 1444–1445

Lane, P., 1449–1451

Pike, P., 1445–1446

Trimper, P., 1448–1449

Committee

Abbott, J., 1453 , 1454 , 1455 , 1456

Dinn, P., 1455

Dwyer, J., 1453 , 1454 , 1455

Lane, P., 1455–1456

Amendment

Clause 1(5)

Moved

Abbott, J., 1455

Ruled in order

Chair, 1455

Carried

Chair, 1455

Third reading, 1574(26)

Royal Assent

November 4 2021

ADULT DENTAL CARE. See Health care

ADULT LITERACY ACTION PLAN. See Education

ADULT PROTECTION ACT 2021 (BILL 40)

Notice of motion

Abbott, J., 1036

First reading, 1093

Second reading

Abbott, J., 1658–1662 , 1670–1671

Dinn, J., 1667–1668

Dinn, P., 1664–1666

Dwyer, J., 1662–1664

Evans, L., 1669–1670

Trimper, P., 1668–1669

Committee

Abbott, J., 1709 , 1710 , 1711–1714

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 1714

Dinn, P., 1712 , 1713 , 1714

Dwyer, J., 1709 , 1710 , 1711 , 1712

Third reading, 1716

Royal Assent, 1745

AFGHAN REFUGEES. See Education ; Immigration, Population Growth and Skills

AGENCIES, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

Can Minister advise House if he has discussed any timelines with the Auditor General, and can he give some idea as to when we can expect to see a report on Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador

Lane, P., 2068

Osborne, T., 2068

Can Minister reaffirm commitment to be able to question boards and agencies as part of the Estimates process, and how will that process occur

Coady, S., 2068

Lane, P., 2068

Has Minister considered the Public Accounts Committee as the agency to be used, instead of setting up another accounting agency for accountability

Coady, S., 624

Wakeham, T., 624

What role is department playing at the provincial emergency operations centre to ensure core government agencies, boards and commissions are secure from cyber attack

O'Driscoll, L., 1613

Stoodley, S., 1613

Will Minister take action to get spending under control at agencies, boards and commissions

Coady, S., 624

Wakeham, T., 624

AGRICULTURE. See Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture

AGRICULTURE IN THE CLASSROOM NL. See Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture

AIR ACCESS. See Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation

AIR QUALITY IN SCHOOLS. See Education —Schools

ALCOHOL ACTION PLAN. See Health care

ALL-PARTY COMMITTEES

These are formed to include all parties, but are not committees under the Standing Orders. They may or may not report back to the House. See also Select Committees; Standing Committees.

COVID-19 Committee

Will Minister reconvene the weekly discussions, and if not, why not

Haggie, J., 1078

Lane, P., 1078

AMBULANCE. See Health care

AMERICAN COLLEGE OF TRIAL LAWYERS. See Justice and Public Safety

ANIMAL WELFARE

Animal Health and Protection Act

Comments on

Lane, P., 423

Is department reviewing the Animal Health and Protection Act to ensure it is effective and up to date

Bragg, D., 910

Pardy, C., 910

Urging government to perform a comprehensive review of the Animal Health and Protection Act in active consultation with chartered SPCA branches in this province

Trimper, P., 365–366

Urging government to work with the provincial SPCA to develop an appropriate and adequate system of enforcement and education measures to assist animals in need of care

Pardy, C., 917–918

Bragg, D., 918

Will department review regulations to ensure that they are effective and up to date

Bragg, D., 910

Pardy, C., 910

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS FOR WHICH NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN

Children, Seniors and Social Development

Child care—Unregulated family child care home

Osborne, T., 1552

Digital Government and Service NL

Data breaches

Further information regarding Member's question

Stoodley, S., 217

Health care

Personal care homes

Number of individuals on wait list in Eastern Health

Haggie, J., 2512

Vaccinations

Clarification about Pfizer's availability to children

Haggie, J., 1008

Industry, Energy and Technology

Mining

Budget question concerning $2.5 million for mining

Coady, S., 363

Transportation and Infrastructure

Highways/roads

Update on pre-feasibility study

Loveless, E., 217

Women and Gender Equality

Grants and subsidies

Lack of cuts

Parsons, P., 458

ANTI-REPLACEMENT WORKER LEGISLATION. See Labour

APPRENTICESHIP. See Immigration, Population Growth and Skills

ARCHITECTS LICENSING BOARD

2109-2020 Annual Activity Report—Tabled

Stoodley, S., 174

ARNOLD'S COVE

Education

Commending sports career and valedictorian role—Guy, Jayme

Dwyer, J., 2412

Volunteers

Ride for Andrew Smith—Fundraising event organized by John Barrett to purchase motorized wheelchair

Dwyer, J., 1604

ARTS AND LETTERS AWARDS. See Tourism, Culture, Arts and Recreation

ATLANTIC AGRICULTURE HALL OF FAME. See Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture

ATLANTIC LOOP. See Industry, Energy and Technology

ATLANTIC LOTTERY CORPORATION

2022 Atlantic Provinces' Joint Follow-up of Recommendations to the Atlantic Lottery Corporation

Speaker, 2301

ATVS. See Digital Government and Service NL

AUDITOR GENERAL. See also House of Assembly ; House of Assembly —Office of the Auditor General

AUDITOR GENERAL ACT (BILL 36)

Notice of motion

Crocker, S., 1036

First reading, 1092

Second reading

Brown, J., 1560–1561

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 1567–1569

Crocker, S., 1557–1559 , 1573–1574

Dinn, P., 1571–1573

Dwyer, J., 1574

Lane, P., 1561–1564

Parrott, L., 1569–1571

Petten, B., 1564–1567

Wakeham, T., 1559–1560

Committee

Coady, S., 1574(17)

Crocker, S., 1574(16) , 1574(17)–1574(18) , 1574(19) , 1574(20) , 1574(21) , 1574(22)

Dinn, J., 1574(21)

Lane, P., 1574(19)–1574(20) , 1574(21)

Wakeham, T., 1574(16) , 1574(17) , 1574(18) , 1574(19)

Third reading, 1586

Royal Assent

November 4 2021

AUTISM. See Health care

AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE ACT (AMDT.) (BILL 23)

Notice of motion

Stoodley, S., 1035

First reading, 1086

Second reading

Brown, J., 1282–1283

Evans, L., 1283–1284

Joyce, E., 1279–1280

Lane, P., 1280–1282

O'Driscoll, L., 1277–1279

Stoodley, S., 1276–1277 , 1285

Trimper, P., 1284–1285

Committee

O'Driscoll, L., 1286 , 1287 , 1288

Stoodley, S., 1286–1288

Third reading, 1693

Royal Assent, 1708

AVONDALE

Municipalities

Acknowledging Town of Avondale and volunteers who brought Avondale Railway Museum to life

Conway Ottenheimer, H., 2749

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