HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1987 3rd SESSION - 40th GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Patrick J. McNicholas

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

Topicsarisingundertheseheadingscanalsobefoundunderotherrelevantsubjectheadingsand,inthecaseof Bills,underthetitleoftheBillaswell. AddressinReply Bills BudgetDebate BudgetSpeech DebateontheAdjournment Division MinisterialStatements Motions OralQuestions Petitions Questions(Written) ReportsTabled Resolutions Rulings

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HANSARD SUEJECT INDEX ABITIBI-Price Collective agreement with mill unions Blanchard 2860; Fenwick 2861; Tulk 2861 ABORIGINAL land claims Negotiations Barry 571-74; Long 245; Ottenheimer 246;571-74 ABORIGINAL rights Constitution fenwick 1114-16; Peckford (Premier) 1115-16 Hunting rights Long 1948-52; Peckford (Premier) 1948-52 Lower Churchill development Barry 1164; Peckford (Premier) 1164 Provincial position Barry 1163; Peckford (Premier) 1163-64 Self-government Barry 1164; Peckford (Premier) 1164-65 ADDRESS in Reply debate 307-37;359-96;416-54 ADDRESS In Reply to the Speech from the Throne Barry 22-31; Peckford (Premier) 32-42 Mover Parsons 15-20 Seconder Baird 20-22 Debate Aylward, K. 395-96;416-25; Carter, J. 359-61; Decker 330-37; Dinn 386-95; Efford 376-86; Gil bert 436-44; Long 361-69; Lush 307-22; Peach 369-76; Simms 337;425;428-36; Warren 322-30; Woodford 445-54 ADJOURN House to the call of the Chair Ottenheimer 3639 Carried 3641 ADJOURNMENT Motion Collins 2331-32 Debate Long 2332; Simmons 2332 Carried 2333 ADJOURNMENT Motions Ottenheimer 59 House not adjourn at 11 p.m.

Ottenheimer 3517 Carried 351$ AGREEMENTS with federal government When they will be signed Hiscock 3567; Ottetheimer 356$ AGRICULTURAL limestone - produced at Cormack Fenwick 1833; Warren 1831 AIR travel Deregulation Flight 2006-08; Russell 2007-08 AIRPORT Heights Status Doyle 2715; Parsons 2710; Simmons 2712 ALCOHOL and Drug Dependency Commission Annual report tabled Brett 804 AMBULANCE services Fenwick 2163; Simmons 2161; Twomey 2158 Govermnent committee report - recommendations Aylward, K. 2234-36; Furey 223 1-32; Peckford (Premier) 223 1;2235-36 Legislation Hiscock 1788-89; Long 1522-23; Twomey 1522- 23; 1789-90 Operators - withdrawal of services Efford 2229-30, Long 21 13-15;2236-37; Peckford (Premier) 2164-65;2227-3 1; Simmons 2164- 65;2226-29; Twomey 21 14-15;2236-39 ANNIVERSARY of Newfoundland’s entry into Canada Long 1157; Peckford (Premier) 1155; Simmons 1156 ANOMALIES and Errors In the Statute Law Act (Bill 43) Notice of Motion Verge 2657 First reading 271$ Second reading Simmons 3361-62; Verge 3361-62 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3450 Third reading 3574 Royal Assent 363$ AQUACULTURE Act (Bill 11) Notice of Motion Rideout 255 First reading 357 Second reading Aylward, K. 2740-41; Carter, W. 2736-39; Decker 2734-36; Fenwick 2682;2721-27; Hiscock 2743-44; Rideout 2678-82;2777-$0; Simmons 2744-47;2770- 76; Tulk 2741-43 Committee of the Whole Assembly Fenwick 3269-71; Ottenheimer 3268-70 Third reading 3326 Royal Assent 3637 AQUACULTURE development program Notice of motion Greening 49 1

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ATLANTICOpportunitiesAgencybesetup Noticeofmotion Peach52 AUDITORGeneral’sAct Legislation Baker464-65;Ottenheimer465 AUDITORGeneral’sReport DepartmentofPublicWorks-mismanagementof funds Furey348;Young348 DepartmentofTransportation-mismanagementof funds Efford355-56;Verge355-56 Japanesebankaccount Collins408-09;Lush347-48;356;40$-09;Verge 347-48;356 PurchaseofmicrocomputersforCollegeofTrades andTechnology Power350-51;Simmons349-50 Reporttabled Collins255 AVALONCommunityCollege BTSDcourse Brett3205-06;Fenwick3205-06 BEAUTIFICATIONandenhancementprogramforthe Easternregion Brett2220;Efford2224 BELLIslandferryservice Problems Bany1673-74;1705-07;Dawe1673-74;1707-08 BELLIslandIceconditions AccommodationsinSt.John’sforcommuters Barry181-82;Matthews181-82 Subsidyforcommuters Barry182-83;Dawe183 BELLEVUEandThornlea SeealsoTRANSPORTATION Roadconditions Callan695;1028-30;Heam1030;Warren976;1026 Petitionruledoutoforder695 BELLEVUEDistrict Municipalitiesservicedwithwaterandsewer Callan1737-38;Doyle1738 BILLS AnomaliesandErrorsintheStatuteLawAct(Bill 43) AquacultureAct(Bill11) Canada-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordImplementa tion(Nfld.)Act(Bill23) CommunityCollegesAct(Bill13) ConflictofInterestAct(Bill6) CorporationsAct(Bill38) DayCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill17) DepartmentofDevelopmentandTourismAct(Bill4) DepartmentofEnergyAct(Bill26) DepartmentofRural,AgriculturalandNorthern DevelopmentAct(Bill37) EmergencyMeasuresAct(Bill19) FinancialAdministrationAct(Bill27) FinancialCorporationsCapitalTax(Bill22) FisheryProductsInternationalLimitedAct(Bill34) Government-KrugerAgreementsAct(Bill25) HouseofAssemblyAct(Bill24) IncomeTaxAct(Bill20) IncreaseofPensionsAct(Bill28) InsuranceCompaniesTaxAct(Bill21) InterimSupplyAct(Bill16) LoanAct(Bill31) LoanandGuaranteeAct(Bill29) LocalAuthorityGuaranteeAct(Bill30) MemorialUniversity(Pensions)Act(Bill39) MunicipalitiesAct(Bill9) NewfoundlandStandardTimeAct(Bill14) NewfoundlandVeterinaiyMedicalAct(Bill10) OccupationalHealthandSafetyAct(Bill18) OccupationalTherapistsAct(Bill8) PrisonsActandtheUnifonnedServicesPensions Act(Bill3) ProvincialInstitutesAct(Bill12) PublicService(Pensions)ActandUniformedSer vicesPensionsAct(Bill40) ReciprocalTaxationAgreementAct(Bill32) RehabilitationAct(Bill15) RetailSalesTaxAct(Bill35) SchoolAttendanceAct(Bill5) St.John’sFireDepartmentAct(Bill2)

SummaryProceedingsAct(Bill1) SupplementarySupplyAct(Bill33) SupplyAct(Bill36) UnimprovedLands(Redistribution)Act(Bill7) BOYSandGirlsClub,BellIslandandNewfoundland- awardingofscholarships Barry479;Simms2479 BOYS’HomeinWhitbourne Inquiry Brett906-07;Efford906-07 Overcrowding Brett1470-71;1506-08;1523;Efford1470-71;1504- 06;1523-24;Verge1524 Security(escape) Brett345-47;412;Efford345-46;411-12;55$-59; Simrns559-60 Visitingpolicy 2

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Brett 640;6$5-87; Efford 577-7$;639-40;685-86; Verge 577-78 BOYS’ Homes in Pleasantvllle and Whftbourne fires Brett 3569-70; Efford 3569 BREAKWATER Books - congratulations on award by Canadian Historical Association Baker 3050; Hearn 3049-50; Long 3051 BUCHANS mines - seismic activity Drnn 678; furey 678 BUDGET Cabinet Ministers - Purchased Services $250,000 Furey 1308-09; Peckford (Premier) 1308-10 Deficit on capital account Barry 1310-12; Peckford (Premier) 1310-12 When budget will be brought down; deficit Collins 848-49; Lush 525-26;848-49; Ottenheimer 525-27 BUDGET - no agreement to televise the budget Point of order Fenwick 1212; Peckford (Premier) 1212; Tulk 1212 BUDGET briefing - all parliamentary groups have repre sentation 129 1-98 BUDGET Debate Baker 3614-20; Callan 1581-90; Collins 3631-34; Decker 3607-13; Efford 1497-1501; Hiscock 3628- 31; Lush 1374-97;1478-87; Simmons 1597- 1612;3594-3607; Simms 3614; Tulk 3620-28; War ren 1590-97; Windsor 1487-97 Amendment Simmons 3594 Amendment defeated 3634 Budget carried 3635 BUDGET Speech delivered Collins 1270-87 CABOT Institute Automotive Technology Program Long 2158; Power 2157; Simmons 2157 CABOT Place - documents tabled Gilbert 1017 CANADA Post - services Notice of motion Furey 82;111 Resolution carried 111 CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementa tion (Nt’ld.) Act (Bill 23) Notice of Motion Ottenheimer 1475 First reading 1531 Second reading Barry 3475-82; Ottenheimer 3472-75;3483-86 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3581 Third reading 3593 Royal Assent 3637 CANADA/France fisheries agreement Notice of motion Ottenheimer 42 Debate Aylward, K. 162-70; Barry 103-04;272-75;610-17; Callan 602-09; Carter, W. 110-11;132-42; Decker 541-47; Dinn 595-602; Efford 149-55;160; Gilbert 587-95; Heam 142-49; Matthews 155-62; Parsons 265-72; Peach 533-41; Rideout 93-110; Simmons 555-58;582-87; Tobin 547-55; Tulk 144 Amendment Carter, W. 133 Amendment defeated 609 Resolution carried 618 CANADA/France fishery dispute Caner, W. 2487; Peckford (Premier) 2487-88 2J+3K1 area Caner, W. 3367-69; Rideout 3367-69;3374-75; Tullc 3374-75 St.

Pierre and Miquelon boundmy Caner, W. 178; Rideout 178-79 CANADA/France overfishing Issue Canadian laws in disputed area Barry 679; Ottenheimer 679-80 Letter to Government of France Peckford (Premier) 900-03; 1108-10; Simmons 899- 902; 1108-09 Nova Scotia opposing Newfoundland’s jurisdiction Caner, W. 903-04; Peckford (Premier) 903-04 Provincial government recommendations; recall of Canadian ambassador Barry 744-45; Carter, W. 680-8 1; Ottenheimer 680-83;744-46; Simmons 681-82 CANADIAN Curling Association selection for Olympic Trials See NOSEWORTHY, Mark, curling team CANADIAN deep sea and merchant marine fleet Notice of motion Simmons 54 CANADIAN dollar bond Issue Barry 172; Collins 172; Fenwick 173 CANADIAN Environment Week Butt 2749; Long 2750; Lush 2750 3

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX CAPLINindustry NegotiationswithJapanese Efford2489-90;Rideout2489-91 Price Carter,W.2$68-69;2989-90;331&17;Efford3317- 19;Morgan3372-74;Ottenheimer3316-19; Rideout2868-70;2989-91;3373-74 Priceagreementreached Carter,W.3357;Fenwick355$;Rideout3557 CARNELL,Geoffrey,letterofcondolencetofamily Barry69;Ottenheimer69 CATAMARANPark Hiringofstudentsforsummerprograms Flight3090-91;3149-50;3188-89;Matthews3149- 51;3189-91;Peckford(Premier)3090-92 Hiring-politicalpatronage Ottenheimer3199-3200;Simmons3199 CHIROPRACTORS Pointofprivilege-remarksbyMemberforSt.

John’sNorth Decker413 QuestionregardingremarksbyMemberforSt.

John’sNorth Decker799-800;Twomey$00 CiTYofSt.John’s financialdifficulties Doyle1893;Long1892-93 CLARKE’SBeach Grantforwaterandsewer Doyle1632-34;Efford1632-33 CMHC HousesforsaleinComebyChance Callan1467-69;1508-09;Dinn1468-70;1509-11 COMEbyChance Toxicwastestudy Butt351-52;527-29;578-79;631-32;Callan351-52; Flight527-28;57$-79;631-32 COMEbyChanceoilrefinery Advertisingcampaignfortradesmen Blanchard2644-45;2687-8$;Callan2644-45;2686- 87 Answertoquestionsregardingsafetyandhiringof personnel Blanchard131 CmnberlandFarms Barry141$;Blanchard1354-55;Callan1353-55; Peckford(Premier)1351-53;141$-19;Tulk1351-53 Labourdispute Barry70-72;Blanchard70-72 Labourlegislation;HarrisReportrecommendations Blanchard25ZCallan177-78;Fenwick78-79;252; Peckford(Premier)7$-$1;177-78;Tulk79-80 SuccessorRightsClause;localpreferencepolicy Blanchard73-76;Callan74-76;130;Efford73; Peckford(Premier)130 COMEbyChanceoilrefinery-labourdispute(Proce dureunderS.O.23) Callan86 Motionoutoforder93 COMEbyChancemedicalfacility Federalrepresentationregardingtheclinic Callan1070-71;Twomey1071 Privateclinic Callan517-18;Twomey51$;Young518 Twenty-fourhourclinic Blanchard79$;Callan406-07;798;973-74;2305; Peckford(Premier)2305;Twomey406-08;973-74 COMMERCIALhuntingandfishingindustry GreenPaper Flight2496;Gilbert2492;Long463;Simmons 462;Simms459;2494 Recommendationstorestricthuntingandfishing rights Flight2381-83;Matthews2381-83 COMMONWEALTHDayobservance Mr.Speaker33$ COMMUMTYCollegeAdvisoryCommittee Power513-16;Simmons514 COMMUMTYColiegesAct(Bill13) NoticeofMotion Power1744 Firstreading1791 Secondreading Hiscock3248-50;Matthews3235;Ottenheimer 3250;Simmons3241-47 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Barry3434;Fenwick3298-3305;3431-33;Power 3303-06;3434;Simmons3302-05 Thirdreading3573 RoyalAssent3637 COMMUNITYDevelopmentPrograms Hiring Brett472-73;Efford472-73 COMPTROLLERGeneral’sobjectiontocertainexpen ditures Collins343;Fenwick344;Lush344 CONFERENCEBoardofCanada Economicgrowth Collins2486-87;Lush2485-87 4

MANSARD SUBJECf INDEX CONFLICT of Interest Act (Bill 6) Notice of Motion Collins 187 First reading 264 Second reading Collins 3458-59; Fenwick 3459;3470-72; Lush 3459 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3581 Third reading 3593 Royal Assent 3637 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Ministers and public servants - proposed estab lishment of a tribunal Barry 231-33; Peckford (Premier) 229 Senior public servants Barrett 186; Simmons 185-86 Tribunal established Long 2049; Peckford (Premier) 2048; Simmons 2049 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services Estimates - Commit tee of Supply Carter, W. 1336-38; Collins 2674-76; Flight 1339- 42;1345-47; Furey 2676; Lush 1325-27;1330-32; Ot tenheimer 1323-25; 1328-30; Simmons 2671-73; Simms 1333-36;1342-45 Estimates carried 2676 CONSTITUTION - amendment - Pentecostal Assemblies Notice of motion Peckford (Premier) 1425 Debate Barry 1552-58; Beam 1548-52; Peckford (Premier) 1532-39; Russell 1558-59; Simmons 1539-48; 1559 Resolution carried unanimously 1559 CONSTITUTION - Meech Lake Adherence of Quebec Barry 17 17-20; Fenwick 1720; Ottenheimer 1715 Agreement signed by all First Ministers’ Fenwick 2920; Peckford (Premier) 2914; Sim mons 2917 Agreement with Quebec Fenwick 1771; Peckford (Premier) 176$; Sim mons 1770 Cost-shared agreements Ottenheimer 1884-88; Simmons 1884-87 Meeting of First Ministers’ Fenwick 2339; Peckford (Premier) 2334; Sim mons 2337 Quebec’s proposal Barry 904-05; 1472-74; Ottenheimer 1472-74; Peck- ford (Premier) 904-06 Tabled copy of Premier’s statement Ottenheimer 2873 CONSTRUCTION Industry Double-breasting Peckford (Premier) 127-30; Tulk 127-29 CONSTRUCTION Industry Advisory Committee Government’s position on the report Btanchard 1103; Fenwick 1107; Simmons 1106 CORNER Brook pulp and paper mill See KRUGER mill in Corner Brook CORPORATIONS Act (Bill 3$) Notice of Motion Verge 2241 First reading 2307 Second reading Lush 3359; Verge 3357-60 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3443 Third reading 3573 Royal Assent 3638 COW Head Funds to construct new school Collins 1683; Decker 1683-85; Furey 1680 CRIMINAL Code of Canada Changes Lush 252-53; Peckford (Premier) 253-54 DANIEL’S Harbour zinc mine Status Dinn 238; fenwick 240; Furey 239 Teck Corporation counter proposal Dinn 636-37;3257-59;33 13-15; Furey 636;2479- 8 1;2923;3257-58;33 13-14; Peckford (Premier) 2480-81;2923 DAY care Federal recommendations Brett 1171-72; Long 1171 Licensed units Barry 842-43; Brett 843-45; Furey 843-45 DAY Care and Homemaker Services Act (Bill 17) Notice of Motion Brett 1476 First reading 1532 Second reading Brett 2040-41 ;3503-06; Efford 3486-92; Fenwick 3500-03; Furey 3500; Long 3492-3500; Simmons 2041-47 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3581 Third reading 3593 Royal Assent 3637 DAY care services Notice of motion Parsons 47 Debate 5

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Aylward,K.2895-2901;Brett2889-95;Collins 2907-10;Decker3117-23;Furey2910-13;3104-08; Long2901-06;Lush3129-31;Parsons2874- 79;3131-35;Simmons2879-88;Verge3111-17; Warren3123-28 Amendment Simmons2885 Subamendment Furey3107 Resolutioncarried3138 DEBATEontheAdjournment BellIslandferryservice Barry1705-07;Dawe1707-08 BellevueandThomleaarea-madconditions Callan774-76;Dawe776-77 Boy’sHomeinWhitboume Brett1506-08;Efford558-59;1504-06;Simms559- 60 CatamaranPark-hiringofstudentsforsummer programs Flight3188-89;Matthews3189-91 CMHC-housesforsaleinComebyChance Callan1508-09;Dinn1509-11 ComebyChanceoilrefinery Blanchard2687-88;Callan2686-87 EEC-representationregardingfisherynegotiations Baker1502-03;Rideout1503-04 Familyviolenceintheprovince Tuilt2415-17;Verge2417-19 Fishcages-aquacultureproject Gilbert278-80;Rideout280-81 FishstocksonGrandBanks-meetingwithFederal fisheriesMinister Baker3460-61;Rideout3461-62 fortune-Hermitage-roadconditions Dawe779-80;Simmons777-79 NewfoundlandHydro-projectinIslandPondarea Butt1710-11;Flight1708-10 Publicservicepensions-CPPoffset Collins2684-85;Fenwick2682-84 Recreationfacilitiesadvisorycommitteereport-al locationofcapitalgrants Aylward,K.3192-93;Matthews3193-94 Salmonfishery-riverguardians Flight3462-64;Matthews3464-65 Sprungproposal-hydroponictechnology Efford2269-71;Peckford(Premier)2267-69;2271- 74;Simmons2265-67 StatementsbyMemberforTrinityNorthregarding workingmothersanddaycare Brett2965-66;2968;Efford2966-67;Tulk2963-65 Taxreform Collins1983-85;1990-91;Efford1982-83;Lush 1988-89 Taxreform-businesstransfertax Collins1987-88;Tulk1985-87 TerraNovawell-modeofdevelopment Ottenheimer562-64;Talk560-62 TransCanada-icyconditions Dawe782-83;Right780-82 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen-ex tension Carter,W.3185-86;Rideout3186-88 Warrantstobetabled Baker276-77;Ottenheimer277-78 Wells,Andy,appointmenttoPublicUtilitiesBoard Efford2413-14;Verge2414-15 Workers’CompensationBoard-AppealTribunal Blanchard283-85;Tulk281-83 Workers’CompensationBoard-healthandsafetyin theworkplace Blanchard1713-14;Long1712-13 Youthunemployment Aylward,K.3465-67;Power3467-69 DEFENCEConstructionLimIted Annualreporttabled Aylward,K.1409 DEPARTMENTofCareerDevelopmentandAdvanced Studies Expenses Fenwick1299;Power1299;Simmons1299 DEPARTMENTofConsumerAffairs Organizationalchangesandtheappointmentofa director Fenwick2376;Lush2375;Russell2374 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentandTourismAct(Bill 4) NoticeofMotion Barrett131 Firstreading264 Secondreading Aylward,K.1809-17;Barrett1792;1968-76;Cal- lan1955-63;Carter,W.1805-09;Collins1798-99; Decker1872-79;Efford1965-68;Furey1802-05; Gilbert1865-72;Hiscock1800-02;Simmons1793- 98;Simms1875-76;Tulk1817-22;1860-64 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3004 Thirdreading3051 RoyalAssent3637 DEPARTMENTofEnergyAct(Bill26) NoticeofMotion Ottenheimer1677 Firstreading1749 Secondreading 6

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Barry 3507-12; Ottenheimer 3506-07;3512-14 DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the Auditor Committee of the Whole Assembly 3581 General’s Report tabled Third reading 3594 Collins 255 Royal Assent 3638 DEPUTY Chairman of Committees DEPARTMENT of Forest Resources and Lands Member for Lapoile appointed Reorganization Peckford (Premier) 2995 Decker 898; Long 899; Simms 897 Motion carried 2996 DEPARTMENT of Forestry DISABILiTY pensioners Answers to questions asked in Estimates Committee Decrease in social assistance payments Simms 1364;1476 Brett 2351-52; Collins 2438; Lush 2351-52;2438 DEPARTMENT of Labour DIVISION Answer to question Achievements of J.R.

Smallwood (Resolution) Blanchard 1025 1185 Electrical inspectors job Canada/France fisheries agreement (Resolution) Blanchard 906;1117-18; Kelland 906;1117-18 617 Day care services (Amendment to Resolution)DEPARTMENT of Municipal Affairs 3137-38Assistant Deputy Minister appointed Day care services (Resolution)Doyle 117; Fenwick 118; Gilbert 117 3138 DEPARTMENT of Public Works and Services Federal/provincial relations (Resolution) Selection boards 512 Tullc 519-22; Young 5 20-22 Financial Administration Act (Clause 2 - Committee) DEPARTMENT of Rural Development 3442 Notice of motion FPI bill (Second reading) Hiscock 58 2143 Kruger bill (Committee)DEPARTMENT of Rural, Agricultural and Northern 3297Development Act (Bill 37) Kruger bill (Second reading)Notice of Motion 3233Aylward, R. 2241 NATO (Amendment to Resolution)First reading 2308 2631Second reading NATO (Resolution)Aylward, R. 3360-61; ; Kelland 3360-61 2632Committee of the Whole Assembly NATO base (Resolution)Aylward, R. 3446-49; Kelland 3443-49 Third reading 3574 Provincial sales tax (Resolution)Royal Assent 3638 2215 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Public Service (Pensions) Act (Amendment - Corn- Annual report for 1984-85 tabled mittee) Brett 804 3591 Annual report for 1985-86 tabled Sealing industry (Resolution) Brett 1790 728 Personnel cutbacks DIVISION - three minute ruleAylward, K 2404;2439;2664;2822;2937;2992;3040; Points of order3100;337$; Brett 2306;2406;2442;2938; Callan Lesh 2217; Simmons 2215 -163217; Collins 2944-47; Decker 2942-44;3215; Ef ford 2306;240$;2669;2706;2940;2994;3045;3098; DIVISION called during second reading debate on FPI 3213; Fenwick 3047; Furey 2667;2709;2824;2952; bill 3218; Hiscock 3379; Kelland 2955;3048; Long Fenwick 2142; Simmons 2143 2665;29503043; Mitchell 2959; Ottenheimer 3043; DOR Chemicals Limited Peckford (Premier) 2995;3 102; Simmons Come by Chance oil refinery mothballing costs 2M0;2939;2960;3041; Simms 3216; Tulk 294$;2957 7

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Barry1525-26;Peckford(Premier)1415-18;1525- 26;Tullc1415-17 DRUGcosts Genericdrugs-BillC-22 Furey1112;Russell1112-13 Priceincrease Decker2698;Twomey2698-99 DULEYLakecampgroundinLabrador Hiringofstudents Fenwick3151-53;Matthews3151-53 ECONOMICCouncilofNewfoundlandandLabrador Annualreporttabled Barrett254 ECONOMY Development;kick-startplan Collins1851-52;1888-91;Lush1851-52;1888-91 EDUCATION SeealsoSMALLSchoolsStudyProject Budgetcutbacks Baker1069-70;Collins1069-70;Heam2538-40; Long253840 Reportonsmallschools Baker523-24;Ottenheimer524 EEC Representationregardingfisherynegotiations Baker1464-65;1502-03;Rideoutl4M-66;1503-04 ELECTIONSAct Fulldisclosureprovisionfilingoflatereturns Fenwick2175;2811-12;Peckford(Premier)2175- 76;Verge2811-13 ELECTRICALenergyfortheIsland Barry1461-63;Long1463;Ottertheimer1458 ELECTRICITYbills Peopleonsocialassistance Brett84647;Efford84647 EMERGENCYMeasuresAct(Bill19) NoticeofMotion Doyle1475 Firstreading1531 Secondreading Aylward,K.2844-47;Doyle2837;2996;Gilbert 283744;Hiscock2848-51;Kelland2$51-56 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Doyle3275-76;Fenwick3274-75;Kelland3272-76 Thirdreading3327 RoyalAssent3637 EMERGENCYMeasuresOrganization TransfertoDepartmentofMunicipalAffairs Barry786;Doyle785;Long786 EMPLOYMENTequityinitiativeswithinthepublicser vice Fenwick1941;Lush1940;Windsor1939 ENVIRONMENTALcomplianceschedule Barry787-89;Butt787;Fenwick789 ENVIRONMENTALcontrolmatters StudybyCanadianNatureFederation Butt2759-60;Lush2759-60 EPF(EstablishedProgramsFinancing) Healthandeducation Barry2232-34;Peckford(Premier)2232-34 ERCO Safetyandmedicalfacilities Blanchard798;Callan797 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-CommitteeofSupply Estimatescarried2676 EXPLOITSRiver-pollutIon Butt1116-17;1411-13;Flight1410-12;Gilbert1116 EXPLORATORYwelltobedrilledbyNorthcorEnergy Limited Barry3309-10;Fenwick3311;Ottenheimer3308 FAMILYviolence Peckford(Premier)2383;Tulk23$3-85;2415-17; Verge2384-86;2417-19 JudyRyancase Aylward,K.2590-91;Collins2590-92 Publiceducationprogram Long2491;2654-55;Power2654-55;Verge2491-92 Seminar Brett2815-16;Efford2815 SeealsoWIFEbattering-educationpro gram FARMDevelopmentLoanBoard Activities Aylward,R.2373;Fenwick2374;Kefland2373 FEDERAL/provincialrelations Noticeofmotion Barry43 Debate Baker226-28;479-80;Barry187-93;Callan213- 19;Caner,J.481-84;Collins206-13;Dawe219- 26;Flight496-501;Furey200-06;Gilbert484-90; Peckford(Premier)194-200;Simmons506-12; Simms491-96;Warren501-06 Resolutiondefeated512 FERRYservice-GreyRiver,RameaandBurgeo Dawe1321;Gilbert1315;1853;2545;Hearn2550; Ottenheimer1856;Simmons1320;1$54;Tulk254$ 8

HANSARD SUBJECT_INDEX FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Notice of motion Collins 1289 Debate Collins 3531; Lush 3531 Resolution carried 3531 FISH plant at New Ferolle Extension of three-phase power program Long 1013; Rideout 1011; Simmons 1011 FISHERIES Loan Board Details of activities Caner, W. 234; Fenwick 235; Fmancial statements for 1983-84; Rideout 254 FISHERMENS’ Union Affiliation changes Caner, W. 1845-46; Peckford Rideout 1845-46 FINANCIAL Administration Act (Bill 27) Caner, W. 2488; Rideout 2488-89 Notice of Motion Premier’s statement to Senate Committee tabled Ottenheimer 2010 Ottenheimer 689 First reading 2242 Prices be set before beginning of season Second reading Lush 3377-78; Rideout 3377-78 Baker 3350-54; Caner, J. 3349-50; Collins Quebec’s position regarding provincial jurisdiction 3343;3354-57; Lush 3344-49 Batty 1471-72; Rideout 1472 Committee of the Whole Assembly Secondaty processing and by-product development Baker 3437-42; Collins 3438-41; Lush 3436-37; program Simmons 3439-40 Caner, W. 734; Fenwick 736; Rideout 731 Third reading 3573 Tabled letter from constituent regarding fish cages Royal Assent 3638 Gilbert 179 FISHERY Products International Answer to question regarding stock option plan Tobin 1180 Factory freezer trawlers Caner, W. 524-25; Ottenheimer 525 Sale of shares FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Act (Bill 22) Bany 1023-24; Caner, W. 354;969-70; Fenwick 352-54;404-05; Peckford (Premier) 353-55;404-05;First reading 3551 Rideout 970; Russell 1023-24Second reading 3551 Third reading 3551 Stock option plan Baker 1226; Barry 968-69;1023;1222-24; Caner,Royal Assent 3637 W. 1110-11;1215-16; Furey 1225-26; Peckford (Premier) 1110-12; 1215-27; Rideout 968-70; 1023; Simmons 1217-20; Tulk 1221-22 FISHERY Products International Limited Act (Bill 34) Notice of Motion Rideout 1790 Rideout 233-34 First reading 1879 1984-85 tabled Second reading Aylward, K. 2085-92; Barry 2072-79; Caner, W. 2065-72; Collins 2032; Fenwick 2122-28; Flight 1979; Furey 2092-97;2118-22; Gilbert 2129-36; (Premier) 1845; Long 2079-85; Rideout 1977-82;2011-28;2136-42; Tullc 2028-37 Committee of the Whole Assembly FISHERY Caner, W. 3006-09; Fenwick 3004-06;3021- Federal regulation regarding salmon as a by-catch 23;3051-57;3061-66;3070-74;3080-82;3574-76; Caner, W. 2543; Rideout Long 3066-70;3075-77;3676-78; Morgan 3011-18; Fish cages - aquacultiire project Rideout 3009-11;3057-61;3070; Simmons 301$- Gilbert 179-80;278-80; Peckford (Premier) 180-81; 20;3077-8O Rideout 179;280-81 Third reading 3593 Fish stocks on Grand Banks - meeting with Federal Royal Assent 3638 Fisheries Minister Baker 3429;3460-61; Rideout 3429;3461-62 FISHING Industry (Collective Bargaining) Act Fisheries-related job creation program Report of matters transacted Caner, W. 1349; Fenwick 1350; Rideout 1348 Blanchard 1230 Legislative jurisdiction FLYING activity in Labrador Ottenheimer 3370-72; Simmons 3369-7 1 See also LOW-level flying Occupational health and safety of workers Health effects Blanchard 411; Long 411 Fenwick 2349-51; Peckford (Premier) 2350- Offshore quota - reduction 51;237$-$1; Simmons 2377-80; Twomey 2349-SO 9

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Healtheffects-taskforcereport Decker2341;Twomey2340 FOGOIsland Icebreakerservices Dawe683-84;Tulk683-84 FORESTfireseason Flight1664;Simms1663 FORESTResourcesDevelopmentAgreement Creationofjobs Fenwick3029;Flight3028;Simms3027 FORESTRY-relatedindustries Noticeofmotion Right50 FORGETCommissionReportonunemploymentin surance Carter,W.1367;Hiscock1364;Peckford (Premier)1366 FPI SeeFISHERYProductsInternational FREEtradewiththeUnitedStates FirstMinisters’Conference;provincialposition Ottenheimer469-72;574-77;Peckford(Premier) 632-34;Simmons468-71;574-76;632-34 GANDERAirport Cutbacks Baker796-97;Dawe796-97 GASOLINErebate Fishermenandloggers Carter,W.467-68;Ottenheimer467-68 GASOLINEtaxinspectors Relocation Collins2870-71;Lush2870-71 GOVERNMENTadvertisinginEveningTelegramsup plement Cost Collins1024-25;Lush1024-25 GOVERNMENT-KrugerAgreementsAct(Bill25) NoticeofMotion Collins1677 Firstreading1749 Secondreading Collins317$-80;3228-29;Fenwick3226-28;Flight 3181-84;3222-24;Lush3180-81;Simms3224-26 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Fenwick3291-92;Lush3290-97;Ottenheimer 3295;Simmons3294-95;Simms3292-93 Thirdreading3327-30 RoyalAssent3637 GOVERNMENTpolicyifaMinisteroftheCrownIs underinvestigation Ottenheimer516-17;Tulk516-17 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure Ottenheimer1229 Membersnamedtocommittee Ottenheimer1229 Motioncarried1289 Reportofthecommittee Hodder2241 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debate Carter,W.2566-72;2575-79;Collins2572-75;Gil bert2555-59;Hiscock2562-65;2579-82;Hodder 2526-31;Kelland2586-89;Tulk2582-86;Warren 2559-62 Motioncarried2677 GRANDFalls-namedForestryCapitalofCanada Fenwick2923;Flight2922;Simms2921 GREENBay Waterandsewerandpaving Doyle1569;Fenwick1569 GUARANTEEDloans Listtabled CollinsMO GYPSUMoperationnearSt.George’s AcquiredbyDomtar Dma238;Furey239 Discontinuationofoperations Dimi1750;Fenwick1752-53;Furey1750-52 Status Dinn1783-85;Furey1783-84 HANSEN,Rick,ManinMotion,congratulationson achievement Matthews2421;Simmons2421 HARRISReportintoconstructionindustry SeeLABOURlegislation HEALTHcare Boardinghomesforspecialcareresidents Decker909-10;Twomey909-10 CottagehospitalsatSt.LawrenceandGrandBank Callan2304;Peckford(Premier)2304-05 Hospitalbedclosures Decker3252;Twomey3252 WesternMemorialHospital-lay-offofspeech pathologists Decker3566-67;Twomey3566-67 10

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX HERITAGE Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador Report and financial statements tabled Matthews 2816 HIBERMA development Projected start-up date Ottenheimer 1999-2002; Simmons 1998-2001 HOPE Brook gold mine Hiring of Buchans miners Flight 1166-68; Pecldord (Premier) 1167-68 Refming process Dinn 1066; flight 1066 HOSPITAL workers Strike Blanchard 399-400; Decker 399 HOSPITALS - Come by Chance and Whitbourne Notice of motion Callan 52 HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 24) Notice of Motion Verge 1364 First reading 1478 Second reading Barry 1688-90; Decker 1692-94; Verge 1687- 88; 1694-95; Windsor 1690-92 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3004 Third reading 3051 Royal Assent 3637 HOUSING agreement with federal government WQU #3 Dinn 1477 HOUSING rental in Happy Valley - Goose Bay Aylward, K. 2660, Dinn 2397; Fenwick 2397; Kel land 2393;2658; Warren 2661 HYDRO generating plant in Mary’s Harbour Fenwick 1826; Ottenheimer 1824; Simmons 1825 Decrease In cost of electricity fenwick 2008-09; Ottenheimer 2008-09 HYDROPONIC technology Farmers in rural Newfoundland Aylward, R. 2166-69; Lush 2166-68 IMPAIRED driving National strategy program Brett 2221; Efford 2223; Long 2224 INCOME Tax Act Notice of motion Collins 1288 Debate Collins 3526-27; Lush 3527-28 Resolution carried 3528 INCOME Tax Act (Bill 20) First reading 3550 Second reading 3550 Third reading 3550 Royal Assent 3637 INCREASE of Pensions Act (Bill 28) Notice of Motion Collins 1576 First reading 1749 Second reading Collins 3158-59;3174-76; Fenwick 3168-74; Lush 3159-67 Committee of the Whole Assembly Carter, 3. 3287-89; Fenwick 3287; Long 3289 Third reading 3327 Royal Assent 3638 INDEPENDENT truckers Meeting Callan 3320-21 ;3375-76; Dawe 3321 ;3376-77 INSHORE fishery Notice of motion Carter, W. 48 Debate Caner, W. 3381-86; Gilbert 3393-99; Morgan 3386-93; Parsons 3399-3403; Rideout 3410-14; Tullc 3403-10 Amendment Morgan 3389 Subamendment Tullc 3407 Resolution as amended, carried unanimously 3415 INSURANCE Companies Tax Act Notice of motion Collins 1289 Debate Collins 3528-3 1; Lush 3529-30 Resolution carried 3531 INSURANCE Companies Tax Act (Bill 21) First reading 3550 Second reading 3550 Third reading 3550 Royal Assent 3637 INTERIM Supply Notice of motion Collins 582 Debate Baker 769-71;947-50,1097-98; Callan 103 1- 60;1073-76;10$0-82; Caner, J. 762-64; Caner, W. 932-35; Collins 663-64;668-69;767-69;8 10-1 1;83 1- 32;835-39;10$$-$9; Dinn 673-76;826-28;930-32; Ef 11

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ford817-20;Gilbert1085-88;Hiscock$23-LABOURRelationsAct 26;1089-94;1098-1100;Kelland811-14;829-31;925-Reportofmatterstransacted 30;Lush664-6$;760-62;764-67;$07-10;MitchellBlanchard1230 1055-59;Morgan814-17;820-23;1035-38;RideoutLABOURRelationsBoard 1094-97;Simmons670-73;Sirnms773-74;935-Reporttabled 39;943-47;1048-51;Tulic832-35;939-43;TwomeyBlanchard1230 1077-79;Warren1041-44;1082-85 Resolutioncarried1100LABOURrelationsintheProvince Noticeofmotion INTERIMSupplyAct(Bill16)Tulk48 firstreading1101 SecondTeadmg1101LABOURStandardsBoard Thirdreading1101Reporttabled RoyalAssentGovernmentHouseBlanchard1230 INTERNATIONALWomen’sDayLABRADOR-citizensopposedtothemilitarizationby Barry236-37;Long237;Power235NATO Fenwick1747 INVESTMENTbrokersOutoforder1768 Investigation Fenwick634-35;Russell634-36LABRADORarea-IncreaseInpriceofsoftdrInks Kelland356-57;Russell357 10CC SeealsoWABUSHminesLANDLORDTenancyAct NegotiationswithemployeesPeopleinsubsidizedhousing Barry795-96;Dinn795-96Fenwick1355-56;Russell1356 SettlementwithUnitedSteelworkers’UnionLAPOILEresidentsrequestInghospitalizationexpenses Blanchard1561;Fenwick1562;Tulk1561forDavidTapp UnitedSteelworkers-strikeAylward,K.2449;Mitchell2448;Simmons2447 Blanchard909;Long908-09LATEShow JOBcreationinitiativesSeeDEBATEontheAdjournment Aylward,R.2291;Flight567;Long 958;1516;2294;Peckford(Premier)1512;PowerLAWReformCommission 955;Simmons957;1514;2292;Simms565Appointments Hiringofstudents-CanadaManpowerSimnions3367;Verge3366 Furey3206-07;Matthews3206-08;OttenheimerLEGISLATIONtobepresentedtoHouse 3426-27;Power3260-62;Simmons3260-62;3425-Fenwick114;Ottenheimer113;Tulk114 26LEGISLATIVEEstimates-CommitteeofSupply NewspaperadsEstimatescarried2676 Collins1739-40;1785-87;Lush1738-39;1785-87; Peckford(Premier)2481-83;Tullc2481-83;LIVESTOCKOwners’CompensationBoard Young1739Financialstatementstabled SeealsoPRIVATESectorEmploymentAylward,R.255 ProgramLOANAct KRUGERmillInCornerBrookNoticeofmotion ModernizationprogramsecondphaseCollins1676 Barrett2532-35;Flight2532-34;2650-51;SinimsDebate 2650-52Collins3532-36;Fenwick3533-35;Lush3532-33 Resolutioncarried3536 LABandx-rayemployeesInhospitals TentativeagreementLOANAct(Bill31) Fenwick3145;Simmons3144;Windsor3143Firstreading3551 Secondreading3551 LABOURlegislationThirdreading3551 HarrisReportrecommendations Callan178;Peckford(Premier)$0;178;Tulk79RoyalAssent3638 12

HANSARD_SUBJECT INDEX LOAN and Guarantee Act Notice of motion Collins 1676 Debate Baker 3543-44; Carter, W. 3544-45; Collins 3539- 46; Right 3545; Hiscock 3546; Lush 3539-41 Resolution carried 3546 LOAN and Guarantee Act (Bill 29) First reading 3551 Second reading 3551 Third reading 3551 Royal Assent 363$ LOBSTER fishery Prices Carter, W. 2155; Rideout 2155 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Notice of motion Collins 1676 Debate Collins 3537; Lush 3537-38 Resolution carried 353$ LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act (Bill 30) First reading 3551 Second reading 3551 Third reading 3551 Royal Assent 3638 LOUGHEED, Peter Law firm - $400,000 Barry 242-44; Collins 243-44;246-48; Decker 303- 04; Flight 247-48;299-301; Furey 246-47;297-9$; Gilbert 250-51; Peckford (Premier) 249-51;297- 304;1779-82 Simmons 1782; Tu& 248-50;1779-$1 LOW-level flying See also FLYING activity in Labrador Documentation tabled Fenwick $72 LOWER Churchill development Discussions with federal government Barry 629-30; Peckford (Premier) 629-3 1 MAINTENANCE orders enforcement system Simmons 845-4; Verge 845-46 MARINE Institute Courses Peckford (Premier) 1848-49; Tullc 1847-48 Faculty and support staff - tentative agreements Fenwick 3145; Simmons 3144; Windsor 3144 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Status Barrett 2974; Long 2978; Simmons 2976 MCGRATH, Most Reverend Richard T., condolences upon death Power 2050-5 1; Simmons 2050 MEALY Mountain caribou herd Kelland 293-95; Long 244-45; Matthews 245;293- 97 illegal hunting Hiscock 654; Kelland 652; Long 657; Matthews 655; Ottenheimer 65$; Warren 651 MEDICAL Care Commission Report tabled Twomey 1230 MEECH Lake Accord (Procedure under S.O. 23) Simmons 2767 Motion out of order 2770 MEMBER for Port de Grave be suspended for remainder of today’s sitting Ottenheimer 1572 Carried 1572 MEMBERS for Menihek and St.

John’s East be suspended for remainder of sitting Notice of motion Carter, J. 3325 MEMBERS for Menlhek and St.

John’s East be suspended for remainder of today’s sitting Ottenheimer 1123 Carried 1124 MEMORIAL University Financial crisis Collins 1166; Lush 1118;1166; Power 1118-19 MEMORIAL University (Pensions) Act (Bill 39) Notice of Motion Power 2065 First reading 2242 Second reading Fenwick 3342; Lush 3342; Power 3341-42 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3436 Third reading 3573 Royal Assent 3638 MENTAL Development Association Funding Brett 2005-06; Efford 2004-06 MESSAGE from the First Draft, Royal Artillery volun teers Mr. Speaker 1350 MIDDLE Distance Development Program Carter, W. 2101; Long 2102; Rideout 2100 13

HANSARDSUBJECTRDEX MILKprices Aylward,R.2696-2701;Fenwick2699-2700; Furey2540-41;2696-97;2668;Russell2541;2868 Answertoquestion Aylward,R.3263-64 MILKprocessingfacilityestablishedInDeerLake Decker1832;Feriwick1833;Warren1830 MINERALDevelopmentDivision TabledreportentitledCurrentResearch Dinn1839;furey1840 MINERALexplorationBaleVertearea Dinn1158;Furey1159;Long1159 MINERALlicences Listtabled Drnn1363 MININGIndustry Noticeofmotion Mitchell48 MINISTERIALStatements Abitibi-Priceandmillunions-collectiveagreement Blanchard2860 AgriculturallimestoneproducedatCormack Warren1831 Ambulanceservices Twomey2158 AnniversaryofNewfoundland’sentryintoCanada Peckford(Premier)1155 AutomotiveTechnologyProgramattheCabotIn stitute Power2157 Beautificationandenhancementprogramforthe Easternregion Brett2220 Buchansmines-seismicactivity Dinn678 Canadiandollarbondissue Collins172 CanadianEnvironmentWeek Butt2749 Caplinindustry-priceagreementreached Rideout3557 Commercialhuntingandfishingindustry-Green Paper Simms459 CommunityCollegeAdvisoryCommittee Power513 ComptrollerGeneral’sobjectiontocertainexpendi tures Collins343 Conflictofinterestbypublicservantsandministers- proposedestablishmentofatribunal Peckford(Premier)229 Conflictofinteresttribunalestablished Peckford(Premier)2048 ConstitutionalAccord-agreementsignedbyallfirst Ministers’ Peckford(Premier)2914 ConstitutionalAccord-agreementwithQuebec Peckford(Premier)1768 ConstitutionalAccord-McccliLake-adherenceof Quebec Ottenheimer1715 ConstitutionalAccord-meetingofFirstMinisters’ Peckford(Premier)2334 ConstructionIndustryAdvisoryCommittee Blanchard1103 ConsumerAffairs-organizationalchangesandap pointmentofadirector Russell2374 Daniel’sHarbourzincmine Dinn238 DepartmentofCareerDevelopmentandAdvanced Studies-expenses Power1299 DepartmentofForestResourcesandLandsreor ganization Simms897 ElectricalenergyfortheIsland Ottenheimer145$ EmergencyMeasuresOrganization Doyle785 Employmentequityinitiativeswithinthepublicser vice Windsor1939 Environmentalcomplianceschedule Butt787 ExploratorywelltobedrilledbyNorthcorEnergy Ltd.

Ottenheimer3308 FarmDevelopmentLoanBoard-activities Aylward,R.2373 FishplantatNewFerolle Rideout1011 FisheriesLoanBoard-detailofactivities Rideout233 Fisheries-relatedjobcreationprogram Rideout134$ Fishery-secondaryprocessingandby-product developmentprogram Rideout731 FlyingactivityinLabrador-healtheffects-task forcereport Twomey2340 Forestfireseason Simms1663 14

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Forest Resources Development Agreement - creation of jobs Simms 3027 Grand falls - named Forestry Capital of Canada • Simms 2921 Gypsum operation near St. George’s - discontinua tion of operations Dinn 1750 Gypsum operation near St.

George’s acquired by Domtar Dinn 238 Hydro generating plant in Mary’s Harbour Ottenheimer 1824 Impaired driving - National strategy program Brett 2221 International Women’s Day Power 235 10CC and United Steelworkers - settlement Blanchard 1561 Job creation in resource sector in rural areas Aylward, R. 2291 Job creation initiatives Peckford (Premier) 1512 Job creation program Power 955 Job Development Program Simrns 565 Lab and x-ray employees in hospitals - tentative agreement Windsor 3143 Law Reform Commission - appointments Verge 3366 Legislation to be presented to the House Ottenheimer 113 Lobster prices Rideout 2155 Marine Institute faculty and support staff - tentative agreements Windsor 3144 Maiystown Shipyard - status Barrett 2974 Middle Distance Development Program Rideout 2100 Milk processing facility established in Deer Lake Warren 1830 Mineral Development Division report entitled “Cur rent Research” Dinn 1839 Mineral exploration Bale Verte area Dinn 115$ Municipal Affairs - Assistant Deputy Minister ap pointed Doyle 117 Municipal capital works funding Doyle 1613 National Fit Week Matthews 2425 National Forest Week proclaimed Simms 1773 National Tourism Week designated Barrett 1935 Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation - sale of apartment buildings in Stephenville Dinn 114;2690 Noranda Exploration and BP Selco - results of ex ploration in the Tally Pond area Peckford (Premier) 3553 Occupational Health and Safety Week Blanchard 2858 Offshore Development Fund Peckford (Premier) 286 Olympic Torch Relay route Matthews 1728 Outfitting industry - Green Paper deadline extended Siimns 2692 Pentecostal Assemblies of Newfoundland - amend Term 17 of the Terms of Union Peckford (Premier) 1399 Petroleum exploration permits issued by Government of France Ottenheimer 3024 Physicians in Province - fee-for-service Twomey 737 Post-secondary education - capital funding approved Power 1721 Private Sector Employment Program - first phase Peckford (Premier) 2285 Private Sector Employment Program - job creation Power 1880 Private Sector Employment Program - projects ap proved Matthews 2421; Power 2637;2970;3555 Provincial Housing Needs Assessment Dum 622 Provincial parks job creation initiatives Matthews 1300;2289 Pulpwood export permits issued Simms 954 Rambler Mines Limited property near Baie Verte Rideout 2635 Real Estate Foundation - Board of Directors ap pointed Russell 1777 Red Bay Provincial Historic site Matthews 1401 Regional Development Associations Aylward, R. 740 15

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX RoyalNewfoundlandConstabulary-appointmentof EdwardCoady Verge624 RuralDevelopmentAuthority-approvalofloans Aylward,R.3311 Salmonfishery-managementplans Rideout789 Seniorexpenditurereviewteamnamed Peckford(Premier)2098 Sprayprogram Simms1402 Sprunggreenhousesystem Ottenheimer1992 St.Lawrencefluorsparmine-layoff Dinn342 SulphurDioxideReductionProgram Butt397 TerraNovawell Ottenheimer33$ WinterGames-1987 Matthews60 Workers’CompensationAppealTribunal Blanchard626 MOBILOil Relocationofemployees Barry2653-54;3155-56;Collins2653-54;Otten heimer3156-57 MOTIONS AdjournHouse 59 AdjournHousetocalloftheChair 3639-41 Adjournment 2331-33 ComebyChanceoilrefmeiy-labourdispute(Proce dureunderS.O.23) 86-93 CommitteeofSupply-ConsolidatedFundServices Estimates 1322-47;2671-76 CommitteeofSupply-ExecutiveCouncilEstimates 2676 CommitteeofSupply-LegislativeEstimates 2676 Concurrence-GovernmentServicesEstimatesCom mittee 2526-31;2555-$9;2677 Concurrence-ResourceEstimatesCommittee 2146-54;2242-65;230$-30 Concurrence-SocialServicesEstimatesCommittee 2330-31;2410-12;2450-74;2503-25 DeputyChairmanofCommitteesappointed 2995-96 EstimatesCommittees-Headsofexpenditure;mem bers 1289 Housenotadjournat11p.m. 3517-18 MeechLakeAccord(ProcedureunderS.0.23) 2767-70 MemberforPortdeGravebesuspendedfor remainderoftoday’ssitting 1572 MembersforMenihekandSt.John’sEastbe suspendedforremainderofsitting 3325 MembersforMenihekandSt.John’sEastbe suspendedforremainderoftoday’ssitting 1123-24 Roadconditionsintheprovince(Procedureunder S.O.23) 758-59 SelectCommitteebeappointedtodraftanAddress inReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone 15-42 Sprunghydroponicsproject-funds(Procedure underS.O.23) 2601-05 StandingOrdersCommitteeestablishedtoreviewthe StandingOrdersoftheHouse-membersnamed 3570-73 MOTORRegistration Newbuilding Callan1312-13;Dawe1312-13 MUNICIPALITIES Capitalworks-whenprojectswillbeannounced Gilbert1413;Peckford(Premier)1413 Capitalworksprogramannounced Doyle1613;Fenwick1616;Simmons1614 Municipalcapitalgrants Kelland1629-31;Ottenheimer1629-31 Municipalcapitalgrants-cost-sharedprogram Barry1740-43;Doyle1740-43 MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-functioxgalloca tionofgrants Baker1564-66;Doyle849-51;1563-66;1572-74;Gil bert849-50;Lush1562-64;Peckford(Premier) 1567;Tulk1572-74 Municipalgrants-fundingforSt.Anthony Decker1627-28;Doyle1627-29 Municipalgrants-restraint Caner,W.1731-33;Doyle1731-34 Waterandsewer Doyle1568-71;Efford1569-71;Fenwick1567-68 MUNICIPALiTIES-capitalfunding Noticeofmotion 16

MANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Gilbert 50 MUNICIPALiTIES Act (Bill 9) Notice of Motion Doyle 187 First reading 264 Second reading Doyle 2996-97;3003; Fenwick 3001-03; Gilbert 2997-3001 Committee of the Whole Assembly Doyle 3279-80;3286-87; Fenwick 3276-86; Long 3283; Ottenheimer 3282-83; Simmons 3280-81 Third reading 3327 Royal Assent 3637 NAPE strike Letters of reprimand by government fenwick 304-05; Heam 304-05; Simms 305 NATIONAL Day of Mourning Commemoration to workers Blanchard 1671-72; Long 1671 NATIONAL Fit Week Aylward, K. 2426; Long 2426; Matthews 2425 NATIONAL Forest Week Long 1776; Simmons 1774; Sinmis 1773 NATIONAL sales tax White Paper Peckford (Premier) 3562-63; Simmons 3562-63 NATIONAL Tourism Week Barrett 1935; Decker 1936; Fenwick 1938 NATO- opportunity costs Notice of motion Fenwick 47 Debate fenwick 2605-11;2625-31; Kelland 2617-23; War ren 2611-16 Amendment Warren 2611 Resolution carried as amended 2631-32 NATO base, Goose Bay Notice of motion Ottenheimer 640 Debate Dinn 895-96;912-13; Fenwick 866-78; Hiscock 890- 94; Kelland 862-66; Long 878-87; Peckford (Premier) 856-62; Simmons 913-19; Simms $88- 90; Warren 9 19-24 Resolution carried 1124 NATO, Goose Bay - study by select committee Notice of motion Kelland 44 Debate Aylward, K. 1246-52; Aylward, R. 1253-58; Butt 1007-10;1231-34; Carter, W. 1259-62; Decker 1234-39; furey 1000-07; Kelland 9$5-93;1265-69; Parsons 1239-46; Simms 1262-65; Warren 993- 1000 Amendment Warren 995 Resolution carried as amended 1269 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Computer Services Limited Annual report tabled Windsor 187 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Housing Corpora tion Eviction in Labrador Dinn 801-02; Hiscock $01 Legal bills incurred due to eviction notice Aylward, K. 637-38;1474-75; Dinn 637-38;1474-75 Sale of apartment buildings in Stephenville Aylward, K. 115;2691; Dinn 114;2690; Fenwick 1 16;2691 NEWFOUNDLAND Crimes Compensation Board Report tabled Verge 3208 NEWFOUNDLAND Crop Insurance Agency Financial statements tabled Aylward, R. 255 NEWFOUNDLAND Energy Limited Company shareholders Decker 1527-22; Flight 1362-63; Furey 1357- 5$;1524;1529; Lush 76-78; Peckford (Premier) 76- 78;1357-63;1415-20;1520-30 Simmons 1358- 62; 1419-20; Tullc 1415-17; 1520-22; 1529-30 Employment of Newfoundlanders on tankers Peckford (Premier) 1849-51; Tullc 1849-50 Management over offshore resources Aylward, K. 1526-27; Peckford (Premier) 1526-27 NEWFOUNDLAND Gazette Editions tabled Verge 582 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Project in Island Pond area - environmental assess ment Butt 1666-68; 1710-11; Flight 1666-68; 1708-10 Report tabled Octenheimer 2816 Salaries (answer to written question #5) Ottenheimer 1230 Tender for office space - Cabot Place; conflict of in terest by consultants Collins 971-73; 1016-18; Gilbert 970-72; 1016-18 17

1-IANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Tenderforspace(answertowrittenquestion#6) Ottenheimer1230 NEWFOUNDLANDLightandPower Southsideplant Butt465-67;Eight465-66 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorCorporation Annualreporttabled Collins255 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorLicensingBoard Annualreporttabled Collins640 NEWFOUNDLANDrailway Containerizationprogram Callan2762;Dawe2763 NEWFOUNDLANDStandardTimeAct(Bill14) NoticeofMotion Matthews582 Firstreading760 Secondreading Aylward,K.1125-27;Carter,J.1127-2$;Mat thews1124;1128 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1202 Thirdreading1211 RoyalAssentGovernmentHouse NEWFOUNDLANDTeachers’(CollectiveBargaining) Act Reportofmatterstransacted Blanchard1230 NEWFOUNDLANDVeterinaryMedicalAct(Bill10) NoticeofMotion Aylward,R.187 Firstreading264 Secondreading Aylward,R.2677;Kelland2677-78 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly326$ Thirdreading3326 RoyalAssent3637 NLHC SeeNEWFOUNDLANDandLabrador HousingCorporation NORANDAExplorationandB?Selco ResultsofexplorationinTallyPondarea Fenwick3554;Eight3553;Peckford(Premier) 3553 NORTHERNLightsBakeryinHappyValley Status Kelland798-99;Russell799 NOSEWORTHY,Mark,curlingteam Congratulations Barry621;Fenwick621;Peckford(Premier)620 OmissionfromOlympicTrials(All-partyresolution) Barry677;Matthews676 Motioncarriedunanimously677 NURSING Recruitingfromoutsidetheprovince Decker964;Twomey964 Shortage Decker3252-53;3315;Ottenheimer3315;Twomey 3252-54 Trainingprogramfornurses Collins851-52;Fenwick$51 OBED,Mr.Gordon,Nain-congratulationsonreceiving aNationalaward Fenwick3143;Kelland3143;Warren3142 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyAct(Bill18) NoticeofMotion Blanchard1476 Firstreading1531 Secondreading Aylward,K.2833-34;Blanchard2780-84;2834-36; Decker2791-96;Eight2832-33;Kelland2796- 2802;2831-32;Tulk2784-90 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3272 Thirdreading3326 RoyalAssent3637 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyWeek Blanchard2858;Fenwick2859;Tulk2859 OCCUPATIONALTherapistsAct(Bill8) NoticeofMotion Twomey131 Firstreading264 Secondreading Decker1701-03;1749-50;Dinn1750;Fenwick 1753-54;furey1750-52;Long1754;Twomey 1700-01;1754-55 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1791 Thirdreading1955 RoyalAssent3637 OFFSHOREDevelopmentFund funding Peckford(Premier)121-23;Simmons121-23 Projectsapproved Fenwick292;Eight289;Peckford(Premier)286 OFFSHOREdrillingactivity Ottenheimer3154;Simmons3153-54 OFFSHOREmanagementandrevenuesharing Noticeofmotion Patterson46 Debate 18

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Patterson 2353-60;2371; Simmons 2361-66; Tobin 2366-71 Resolution carried 2372 OFFSHORE Petroleum Board Report tabled Ottenheimer 3158 OIL companies Appear before Public Utilities Board Furey 1466-67;2866-67; Russell 1466-67;2867 Consumer prices Furey 974; Russell 974 OIL companies rate structure - inquiry Notice of motion Furey 55 OIL exploration Permits issued for disputed area off St.

Pierre and Miquelon Barry 3033-35; Ottenheimer 3033-38; Simmons 3035-37 OLYMPIC Selection Committee Telex re Mark Noseworthy curling team Efford 1067; Matthews 1067-68 See also NOSEWORTHY, Mark, curling team OLYMPIC Torch Relay route Decker 1729; Long 1730; Matthews 1728 Request change in route Baird 694; 1180-81; Flight 647-50; Furey 1181; Kel land 650;692;1576; Matthews 650; Simmons 1578; Simms 645;690;11$2;1579; Warren 1580 OLYMPIC Torch Relay route in Newfoundland Notice of motion Simrns 456 Debate Kelland 457-58; Long 45$ Motion carried unanimously 45$ ORAL Questions Aboriginal land claims - negotiations Barry 571-74; Long 245; Ottenheimer 246;571-74 Aboriginal rights - constitution; Lower Churchill development; hunting rights Barry 1163-64; fenwick 1114-16; Long 1948-52; Peckford (Premier) 1115-16; 1163-65; 1948-52 Agreements with Federal PC Government - when they will be signed Hiscock 3567; Ottenheimer 3568 Air travel - deregulation Right 2006-08; Russell 2007-08 Ambulance services - legislation withdrawal of ser vices Aylward, K. 2234-36; Efford 2229-30; furey 2231- 32; Hiscock 1788-89; Long 1522-23;2113-15;2236- 37; Peckford (Premier) 2164-65;2227-32;2235-36; Simmons 2164-65;2226-29; Twomey 1522-23;1789- 90;21 14-15;2236-39 Auditor General’s Act - legislation Baker 464-65; Ottenheimer 465 Auditor General’s Report - College of Trades and Technology - microcomputers Power 350-51; Simmons 349-50 Auditor General’s Report - Department of Public Works - mismanagement of funds Furey 348; Young 348 Auditor General’s Report - Department of Transpor tation - mismanagement of funds Efford 355-56; Verge 355-56 Auditor General’s Report - Japanese bank account Collins 408-09; Lush 347-48;356;408-09; Verge 347-48;356 Avalon Community College - BTSD course Brett 3205-06; Fenwick 3205-06 Bell Island ferry service - problems Barry 1673-74; Dawe 1673-74 Bell Island ice conditions - commuters - accommoda tions; subsidy Barry 181-83; Dawe 183; Matthews 181-82 Bellevue and Thomlea - road conditions Callan 748-49; Dawe 748-50 Bellevue District - municipalities serviced with water and sewer Callan 1737-38; Doyle 1738 Boys’ Home in Whitbourne Brett 345-47;412;640;685-87;906-07; 1470-7 1; 1523; Efford 345-46;41 1-12;577-78;639-4&,6$5-$6;906- 07; 1470-71; 1523-24; Verge 577-78; 1524 Boys’ Homes in Pleasantville and Whitboume - fires Brett 3569-70; Efford 3569 Budget - Cabinet Ministers - Purchased Services Furey 1308-09; Peckford (Premier) 1308-10 Budget - deficit on capital account Barry 1310-12; Peckford (Premier) 1310-12 Budget - when budget will be brought down; deficit Collins 848-49; Lush 525-26;84$-49; Ottenheimer 525-27 Canada/France fisheries agreement - St.

Pierre and Miquelon boundary Carter, W. 178; Rideout 178-79 Canada/France fisheries dispute - 23+3K1 area Carter, W. 2487;3367-69; Peckford (Premier) 2487-88; Rideout 3367-69;3374-75; Tulk 3374-75 Canada/France fishery dispute Barry 679;74445; Carter, W. 680-81;903-04; Ot tenheimer 679-$3;744-46; Peckford (Premier) 900- 04;1108-10; Simmons 6$1-$2;899-902;1108-09 19

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Capimindustry-negotiationswithJapanese;price Carter,W.2$6$-69;2989-90;3316-17;Efford2489- 90;3317-19;Morgan3372-74;Ottenheimer3316- 19;Rideout2489-91;2868-70;2989-91;3373-74 CatamaranPark-hiringofstudentsforsummer programs;patronage Eight3090-91;3149-50Matthews3149-51;Otten hemmer3199-3200;Peckford(Premier)3090-92; Simmons3199 Chiropractors-remarksbyJ.Carter Decker799-800;Twomey800 CityofSt.John’s-fmancialdifficulties Doyle1893;Long1892-93 Clarke’sBeach-grantferwaterandsewer Doyle1632-34;Efford1632-33 CMHC-housesforsaleinComebyChance Callan1467-69;Dinn1468-70 ComebyChance-toxicwastestudy Butt351-52;527-29;578-79;631-32;Callan351-52; Eight527-28;57$-79;631-32 ComebyChanceoilrefmery-labourdispute;Cum berlandFarms Barry70-72;1418;Blanchard70-76;252;1354- 55;2M4-45;Callan74-76;130;177;1353-55;2644-45; Efford73;Fenwick78-79;252;Peckford (Premier)78-$1;130;177;1351-53;1418-19;Tuilt79- 80;1351-53 ComebyChancemedicalfacility Blanchard798;Callan406-07;517-18;798;973- 74;1070-71;2305;Peckford(Premier)2305; Twomey406-08;518;973-74;1071;Young518 Commercialhuntingandfishing-restrictionoftradi tionalrights Eight2381-83;Matthews2381-83 CommunityDevelopmentPrograms-hiring Brett472-73;Efford472-73 ConferenceBoardofCanada-economicgrowth Collins2486-87;Lush2485-87 Constitution-MeechLake-cost-sharedagreements Ottenheimer1884-88;Simmons1884-87 Constitution-Quebec’sproposal Barry904-05;1472-74;Ottenheimer1472-74;Peck- ford(Premier)904-06 Constructionindustry-double-breasting Peckford(Premier)127-30;Tulk127-29 CriminalCodeofCanada-changes Lush252-53;Peckford(Premier)253-54 Daniel’sHarbourzincmine-TeckCorporation counterproposal Dinn636-37;3257-59;3313-15;Furey636;2479- 81;2923;3257-58;3313-14;Peckford(Premier) 2480-81;2923 Daycare-federalrecommendations Brett1171-72;Long1171 Daycare-licensedunits Barry842-43;Brett843-45;Furey84345 DepartmentofEducation-reportonsmallschools Baker523-24;Ottenheimer524 DepartmentofLabour-electricalinspectorsjob Blanchard906;1117-18;Kelland906;1117-18 DepartmentofSocialServices-cutbackinpersonnel Brett2306;Efford2306 Disabilitypensioners-decreaseinsocialassistance payments Brett2351-52;Collins2438;Lush2351-52;2438 DorChemicals-costofthemothballingofthe ComebyChanceoilrefmexy Barry1525-26;Peckford(Premier)1415-1$;1525- 26;Tulk1415-17 Drugcosts-genericdrugs-BillC-22;priceincrease Decker2698;Furey1112;Russell1112-13; Twomey2698-99 DuleyLakecampgroundinLabrador-hiringofstu dents Fenwick3151-53;Matthews3151-53 Economy-development;kick-startplan Collins1851-52;1888-91;Lush1851-52;1888-91 Educationalsystem-budgetcutbacks Baker1069-70;Collins1069-70;Heam2538-40; Long2538-40 EEC-representationregardingfisherynegotiations Baker1464-65;Rideout1464-66 ElectionsAct-fulldisclosureprovision;filingof returns Fenwick2175;2$11-12;Peckford(Premier)2175- 76;Verge2811-13 Electricitybills-peopleonsocialassistance Brett84647;Efford846-47 Environmentalcontrolmatters-studybyCanadian NatureFederation Butt2759-6&,Lush2759-60 ERCO-safetyandmedicalfacilities Blanchard798;Callan797 EstablishedProgramsFmancing-healthandeduca tion Barry2232-34;Peckford(Premier)2232-34 ExploitsRiver-pollution Butt1116-17;1411-13;Eight1410-12;Gilbert1116 Familyviolence-JudyRyancase Aylward,K.2590-91;Collins2590-92 Familyviolence-publiceducationprogram Brett2815-16;Efford2815;Long2491;2654-55; Peckford(Premier)2383;Power2654-55;Tu& 2383-85;Verge2384-86;2491-92 Fishcages-aquacultureproject Gilbert179-80;Peckford(Premier)180-81; Rideout179 20

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Fish stocks on Grand Banks - meeting with Federal Fisheries Minister Baker 3429; Rideout 3429 Fishermens’ Union - change in affiliation Carter, W. 1845-46; Peckford (Premier) 1845; Rideout 1845-46 Fishery - federal regulation regarding salmon Carter, W. 2543; Rideout 2543-44 Fishery - legislative jurisdiction Ottenheimer 3370-72; Simmons 3369-7 1 Fishery - occupational health and safety of workers Blanchard 411; Long 411 fishery - offshore quota - reduction Carter, W. 248$; Rideout 2488-89 Fishery - pricing Lush 3377-78; Rideout 3377-78 Fishery - Quebec’s position regarding provincial juris diction Barry 1471-72; Rideout 1472 Flying activity in Labrador - task force report on health effects Fenwick 2349-51; Peckford (Premier) 2350- 51;2378-81; Simmons 2377-80; Twomey 2349-50 Fogo Island - icebreaker services Dawe 683-84; Tullc 683-84 Fortune-Hermitage - road upgrading and paving Dawe 746-48; Simmons 746-47 FPI - factory freezer trawlers Carter, W. 524-25; Ottenheimer 525 FPI - sale of shares Barry 1023-24; Carter, W. 354;969-70; Fenwick 352-54;404-05; Peckford (Premier) 353-55;404-05; Rideout 970; Russell 1023-24 FPI - stock option plan Baker 1226; Barry 968-69;1023;1222-24; Carter, W. 1110-11;1215-16; Furey 1225-26; Peckford (Premier) 1110-12; 1215-27; Rideout 968-70; 1023; Simmons 1217-20; Tulk 1221-22 Free trade - First Ministers’ Conference - provincial position Ottenheimer 469-72;574-77; Peckford (Premier) 632-34; Simmons 468-71;574-76;632-34 Gander Airport - cutbacks Baker 796-97; Dawe 796-97 Gasoline rebate - fishennen and loggers Carter, W. 467-68; Ottenheimer 467-68 Gasoline tax inspectors - relocation Collins 2870-71; Lush 2870-71 Government advertising in Evening Telegram supple ment - cost Collins 1024-25; Lush 1024-25 Government policy if a Minister of the Crown is under investigation Ottenheimer 516-17; Tulk 516-17 Green Bay - water and sewer and paving Doyle 1569; Fenwick 1569 Gypsum operation near St.

George’s - status Dinn 1783-85; Furey 1783-84 Health care - boarding homes for special care resi dents Decker 909-10; Twomey 909-10 Health care - cottage hospitals at St.

Lawrence and Grand Bank Callan 2304; Peckford (Premier) 2304-05 Health care - hospital bed closures Decker 3252; Twomey 3252 Hibemia development - projected start-up date Ottenheimer 1999-2002; Simmons 1998-2001 Hope Brook gold mine - refining process; hiring of Buchans miners Dinn 1066; Flight 1066;1166-68; Peckford (Premier) 1167-68 Hospital workers - strike Blanchard 399-400; Decker 399 Hydro generating plant in Mary’s Harbour - decrease in cost of electricity Fenwick 2008-09; Ottenheimer 2008-09 Hydroponic technology - farmers in rural New foundland Aylward, R. 2166-69; Lush 2166-68 Independent truckers - meeting Callan 3320-21;3375-76; Dawe 332 1;3376-77 Investment brokers - investigation Fenwick 634-35; Russell 634-36 10CC - negotiations with employees Barry 795-96; Dinn 795-96 10CC - Steelworkers’ Union in Labrador City - strike Blanchard 909; Long 908-09 Job creation - newspaper ads Collins 1739-40;1785-87; Lush 1738-39;1785-$7; Peckford (Premier) 2481-83; Tulk 2481-83; Young 1739 Job creation programs - hiring of students - Canada Manpower Furey 3206-07; Matthews 3206-08; Ottenheimer 3426-27; Power 3260-62; Simmons 3260-62;3425- 26 Kruger mill in Corner Brook - modernization pro gram second phase Barrett 2532-35; Eight 2532-34;2650-51; Simms 2650-52 Labour legislation - Harris Report recommendations Callan 178; Peckford (Premier) $0;17$; TuIk 79 Labrador area - price of soft drinks Kelland 356-57; Russell 357 Landlord Tenancy Act - people in subsidized housing Fenwick 1355-56; Russell 1356 Lougheed, Peter - law finn - $400,000 21

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Bany242-44;Collins243-44;246-48;Decker303- 04;Right247-48;299-301;Furey24647;297-9$; Gilbert250-51;Peckford(Premier)249-51;297- 304;1779-82;Simmons1782;Tullc24$-50;1779-81 LowerChurchilldevelopment-discussionswith federalgovernment Barry629-30;Peckford(Premier)629-31 Maintenanceordersenforcementsystem Simmons845-46;Verge845-46 MarineInstitute-courses Peckford(Premier)184849;Tulk1847-48 MealyMountaincaribouherd Kelland293-95;Long24445;Matthews245;293- 97 MemorialUniversity-fmancialcrisis Collins1166;Lush1118;1166;Power1118-19 MentalDevelopmentAssociation-funding Brett2005-06;Efford2004-06 Milkprices Aylward,R.2696-2701;fenwick2699-2700; furey254041;2696-97;2$68;Russell2541;2868 MobilOil-relocationofemployees Barry2653-54;3155-56;Collins2653-54;Otten heimer3156-57 MotorRegistration-newbuilding Callan1312-13;Dawe1312-13 Municipalcapitalgrants-cost-sharedprogram; restraint Barry174043;Caner,W.1731-33;Doyle1731- 34;1740-43;Kelland1629-31;Ottenheimer1629-31 MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-functionalloca tionofgrants Baker1564-66;Doyle849-51;1563-66;1572-74;Gil bert849-50;Lush1562-64;Peckford(Premier) 1567;Tuilt1572-74 Municipalcapitalworks-whenprojectswillbean nounced Gilbert1413;Peckford(Premier)1413 Municipalgrants-fundingforSt.Anthony Decker1627-28;Doyle1627-29 Municipalities-waterandsewer Doyle1568-71;Efford1569-71;Fenwick1567-68 NAPEstrike-lettersofreprimandbygovernment fenwick304-05;Heam304-05;Simms305 NationalDayofMourning-commemorationto workers Blanchard1671-72;Long1671 Nationalsalestax-WhitePaper Peckford(Premier)3562-63;Simmons3562-63 NewfoundlandEnergyLimited-company shareholders;employmentontankers Aylward,K.1526-27;Decker1527-28;Right 1362-63;furey1357-58;1524;1529;Lush76-78; Peckford(Premier)76-78;1357-63;1415-20;1520- 30;1849-51;Simmons1358-62;1419-20;Tullc1415- 17;1520-22;1529-30;1849-50 NewfoundlandHydro-projectinIslandPondarea- environmentalassessment Butt1666-68;Right1666-68 NewfoundlandHydro-tenderforofficespace- CabotPlace;conflictofinterestbyconsultants Collins971-73;1016-18;Gilbert970-72;1016-18 NewfoundlandLightandPower-southsideplant Butt465-67;Right465-66 Newfoundlandrailway-containerizationprogram Callan2762;Dawe2763 NLHC-evictioninLabrador Dinn801-02;Hiscock$01 NLHC-legalbillsincurredduringevictionnotice Aylward,K.637-38;1474-75;Dinn637-38;1474-75 NorthernLightsBakeryinHappyValley-status Kelland798-99;Russell799 Nurses-trainingprogram Collins851-52;Fenwick$51 Nursingshortage;recruitingfromoutsidethe province Decker964;3252-53;3315;Ottenheimer3315; Twomey964;3252-54 OffshoreDevelopmentFund-funding Peckford(Premier)121-23;Simmons121-23 Offshoredrillingactivity Ottenheimer3154;Simmons3153-54 Oilcompanies-consumerprices Furey974;Russell974 OilcompaniestoappearbeforePublicUtilitiesBoard Furey1466-67;2866-67;Russell1466-67;2867 Oilexploration-penriitsissuedfordisputedareaoff St.PierreandMiquelon Barry3033-35;Ottenheimer3033-38;Simmons 3035-37 OlympicSelectionCommittee-telexreMark Nosewonhycurlingteam Efford1067;Matthews1067-68 OrsbomRoyalCommission-cottagehospital closures Callan406;Peckford(Premier)406 Outfittingindustry-Greenpaperdeadlineextension Baird2652;Simms2653 Pensionlegislation-amendments Collins126-27;Fenwick126-27 Petro-Can-floatingplafformfortheTerraNova field Ottenheimer3155;Simmons3155 Pilots,AirServicesDivision-hiringpolicy Callan2436-37;Dawe2436-38 PippyParkCommission-1985/86report Bany2808-11;Efford2760-62;furey2753- 55;2813;Kelland2759;2805-07;Lush2807-08; 22

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Simmons 2757-58; TuIk 2751-53;2803-04; Young 2751-55;2757-59;2761 ;2803-13 Pippy Park Commission - resignation of Chairman Tulk 2704-05; Young 2704-05 Port au Choix - water supply Doyle 1668-71; furey 1668-70 Post office closures Furey 473-74; Russell 473-74 Province’s financial position - statement by Premier regarding provincial bankruptcy in two years Aylward, K. 123-25; Barry 119-20; Collins 120- 21; Lush 120-21; Peckford (Premier) 119-20;124- 25 Provincial deficit Right 1305-07; Peckford (Premier) 1306-07 Provincial laws - overrule by Cabinet Furey 409-10; Verge 410 Provincial parks Right 2862-64; Ottenheimer 2862-64 Public Accounts of the Province - bond issue; provin cial debt Baker 463-64; Ottenheimer 464 Public employees - twelve-hour shift system Kelland 33 19-20; Young 33 19-20 Public housing in rural areas Power 2646; Simmons 2645-48; Windsor 264648 Public Service Commission - people hired through commission Efford 1891-92; Young 1891-92 Public service pensions - CPP offset Collins 2648-49; Fenwick 2648 Public Tender Act - office space in Corner Brook Furey 518-19;754; Young 519;754-55 Public Works and Services - selection boards TuIk 519-22; Young 520-22 Recreation facilities - advisory committee report; al location of capital grants Aylward, K. 2864-66;3145-47;3195-97; Butt 2865- 66; Matthews 3146-49;3195-99; Peach 2865; Sim mons 3 197-98; TuUc 3 14749 Retail sales tax - arrears Collins 3321-23; Lush 3262-63;3321-22; Otten heimer 3262-63 Retail sales tax - collection Collins 689; Lush 689 Retail sales tax - reduction Collins 1165-66; Lush 1165-66;1303-05; Peckford (Premier) 1303-05;2298-2302; Simmons 2297-2302 Review committee set up by government - role of Auditor General Collins 2541-43;2701-03; Lush 2541-43;2701-02 Royal Commission on unemployment - out-migra tion; recommendations Callan 3423-25; Furey 3092-93; Peckford (Premier) 3092-94; Power 3424-25 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - quota system for tickets; officer evaluation; review board fenwick 1314; 1625-26; Lush 688; Verge 689; 1314; 1625-26 RRAP - increase staff in Labrador Dum 802-03; Hiscock 802 Rural Development Council - meeting; funding agree ment Aylward, R. 1674-76; Simmons 1674-76 Salaries - statistics for men and women Lush 580-81; Power 580-81; Verge 580 Salmon fishery - river guardians Right 3427-28; Matthews 3428; Rideout 3427-28 Salmon fishery - southwest coast Mitchell 800-01; Rideout 801 Salmon hatchery, Bay d’Espoir - funding Aylward, R. 349;638-39;2295-97;234649; Gilbert 348-49;638-39;2295-97; Simmons 2346-48 School Tax Authority CaIlan 1893-94; Heam 1894 Sea cadet base - Stephenville Aylward, K. $04;1408-10; Barrett 804; Peckford (Premier) 1408-10 Search and rescue - facilities at airport Bany 1068-69; Collins 1068-69 Senior public servants Barrett 186; Simmons 185-86 Sewerage treatment system for Benton Baker 2694-95; Doyle 2694-96 Shrimp fishery - ban on foreign vessels Collins 1064-65; Hiscock 1063-65 South Dildo FPI plant - future Callan 152$; Rideout 1528-29 South Dildo seal pelt plant Callan 1529-30; Rideout 1530 Spray program - Bt substance Baker 2342-43; Butt 2342-43; Twomey 2343-44 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology Aylward, K. 2171-72; Aylward, R. 2171- 75;2388;2535-3$;2593-2601 ;2703-04;28 14;2872- 73;3038-39;3254-55;3324-25; Callan 2174; Carter, W. 2115; Decker 2600-01; Efford 2056-5$;2169- 71; Fenwick 2111- 13;2387-88;3038-39;3563-65; Right 2172-74;2601; Furey 2058-61;2106-08;2598- 2600; Kelland 3254-55; Peckford (Premier) 2052- 64;2103-15;21 69-7 1;2344-46;2428-34;3563-66; Sim mons 2062-63;2102-05;2427-3 1;2592-95;2703- 04;2813-14; Tullc 2051-54;2108-10;2344-46;2432- 33;2535-37;2596-9$;2871-73;325 5;3324-25 Square Pond Provincial Park - job creation program Lush 3200-01; Matthews 3200-02 St.

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HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX furey1846-47;Peckford(Premier)1846-47 St.John’sharbour-pollution Butt753-54;2755-57;Doyle3323-24;Long753- 54;2755-56;3323-24 St.Lawrencefluorsparmine-layoff Dinn2352-53;Furey2352 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareandwork ingmothers Brett2924-34;3203-05;3259-60;Decker2928-30; Efford2923-25;2985;3029-32;3084-$6;3203- 05;3259-60;Flight2981-82;Furey2983-84;Lush 2930-32;2991-92;Ottenheimer3030-32;Peckford (Premier)2986-89;2991-92;3084-87;Power2981- 83;2985-86;Simmons2932-34;2986-88;3086;Tulk 2925-28;2984-85;Verge2983-85 SupremeCourtdecisionregardingcollectivebargain ingandtherighttostrike Peckford(Premier)1518-20;Simmons1518-20 Taxreform-federal;businesstransfertax Callan1953-54;Collins1942-48;1953-54;Efford 1943-45;Lush1942-43;2002-04;Ottenheimer2002- 04;Tulk1945-47 Teachers-hiringfromoutsidetheprovince Baker962-64;1018-20;Hearri962-64;10l$-22;Sim mons1020-22 TerraNovawell-announcementbyfederalgovern mentandBillHopper Flight400-01;Peckford(Premier)400-02;Sim mons401 TerraNovawell-modeofdevelopment Peckford(Premier)402-03;Tulk402-03 TownofWindsor-capitalspending Doyle1734-37;Flight1734-36 TransCanadaHighway-icyconditions Dawe750-52;Flight750-51 Twillingate-seniorcitizenshome;chroniccare facility Carter,W.1313-14;2302-03;Twomey1314;2303- 04 Unemployment-highrate Efford305;Peckford(Premier)306 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen-ex tensionfishplantworkers Carter,W.3087-88;3560-61;Rideout3087- 88;3560-62 UnifiedFamilyCourt-cutbacks Efford1413-14;Verge1414 Vocationalschools-paymentofsalaries Barry118;242;Peckford(Premier)118;Simms 242 VON-layoff Long803-04;Twomey803-04 Wabushmines-status Barry794;Dinn794 Warrants-wheninformationwillbetabled Baker173-74;Collins173-74 Wells,Andy,appointmenttoPublicUtilitiesBoard Efford2386-87;2434-35;Russell2386;Verge2386- 87;2434-36 WesternMemorialHospital-layoffofspeech pathologists Decker3566-67;Twomey3566-67 Wifebattering-educationprogram Brett3256;Long3256-57;Power3257 Women’sissues-convictionsforsexualassaultof children;domestics Barry841-42;Blanchard842;Verge841-42 Workers’Compensation-healthandsafetyinthe workplace Blanchard1672-73;Long1672-73 Workers’CompensationBoard-creationofAppeal Tribunal Blanchard175-76;Tullc174-76 Workers’CompensationBoard-patronageappoint ments-settlements Blanchard176;907-08;1016;1061-63;1071;Collins 96&68;1014-15;Peckford(Premier)1160-63;Sim mons1071;Tulk175-76;907-08;965-67;1013- 16;1061-63;1160-63 YoungOffendersReviewBoard Brett184;687-88;1113;3568;Efford1113;3568; Fenwick183-84;6$7-88;2483-$5;Furey1168-70; Peckford(Premier)1114;243-85;Verge184- 85;1168-70 Youthemploymentprograms Long1787-88;Power1787-88;1841-45;Simmons 1841-44 Youthunemployment Aylward,K.3039;3088-89;Ottenheimer3039-40; Peckford(Premier)3088-90 Youthunemployment-statistics Aylward,K.3418-19;3559-60;Furey3422-23; Lush3420-21;Peckford(Premier)3559-60; Power3418-23 Youthunemployment-trainingforapprentices Decker3094-95;Peckford(Premier)3094-96 ORSBORNRoyalCommission Cottagehospitalclosures Callan406;Peckford(Premier)406 OUTFiTTINGindustry GreenPaperdeadlineextension Baird2652;Fenwick2693;Simmons2692;Simms 2653;2692 PARLIAMENTARYCommissioner Annualreporttabled Mr.Speaker186 24

HANSARD SUBJECT’ INDEX PC districts patronage spending Notice of motion Decker 57 PENSION legislation Amendments Collins 126-27; fenwick 126-27 PENTECOSTAL Assemblies of Newfoundland Term 17 of the Terms of Union Long 1400; Peckford (Premier) 1399; Simmons 1399 PETITIONS Airport Heights - status of the area Parsons 2710 Belleoram, Wreck Cove, Pool’s Cove - road condi tions Simmons 1856 Commercial hunting and fishing camps - Green Paper Gilbert 2492 Cow Head - funds to construct new school Furey 1680 Department of Social Services - personnel cutbacks Aylward, K. 2404;2439;2664;2822;2937;2992;3040; 3378; Callan 3217; Efford 2706;2940;309$;3213; Fenwick 3047; Furey 2667;2952; Long 3043; Tullc 2943;2957 Feny service - Grey River, Ramea and Burgeo Gilbert 1315;1853;2545 Forget Commission Report on unemployment in surance Hiscock 1364 Grand LePierre to English Harbour East - road con ditions Simmons 82 Gunner’s Cove - snow clearing operations Decker 261 Happy Valley - Goose Bay - housing rental Kelland 2393;2658 Harbour Breton - forest access road Simmons 84 Labrador - citizens opposed to the militarization by NATO (ruled out of order) Fenwick 1747 Lapoile residents requesting hospitalization expenses for David Tapp Simmons 2447 Mealy Mountains caribou herd - illegal hunting Warren 651 Olympic Torch Relay route in Newfoundland Baird 1180; Kelland 1576; Simms 645;690 Postal services in the Province Tullc 3209 Public service pension plan Kelland 413 Public service pensions - CPP offset Fenwick 2764;2819;3264 Raleigh Road - upgrading and paving Decker 1368 Rigolet - funding to charter a longliner to collect fish in Smokey area Warren 3219 Road conditions in Bellevue and Thomlea Callan 695; Warren 976;1026 Sentencing of individuals guilty of sexual offences (ruled out of order) Barry 911; Fenwick $52 Smaliwood encyclopedia - funding Fenwick 257 Social services system on Bell Island Barry 2388 Stephen Collins case - decision Barry 1744 Subsidized housing policy Fenwick 1677 University courses at Lewisporte in September /87 Russell 65$ Water and sewer be extended further west on Ken- mount Road Carter, I. 2399;2443 Water system for Bartlett’s Harbour Furey 249$ PETRO-Can Floating platform for the Terra Nova field Ottenheimer 3155; Simmons 3155 PETROLEUM exploration Permits issued by Government of France Fenwick 3026; Ottenheimer 3024; Simmons 3025 PHYSICIANS Fee-for-service Decker 73$; Fenwick 739; Twomey 737 PILOTS, Air Services Division Answer to questions Dawe 2657-58 Hiring policy Callan 2436-37; Dawe 2436-38 PIPPY Park Commission Annual report tabled Young 1314 Answer to question regarding the report Young 2817 Report for 1985/86 Barry 2808-11; Efford 2760-62; Furey 2753- 55;2813; Kelland 2759;2805-07; Lush 2807-08; Simmons 2757-58; Tulk 275l-53;2803-04; Young 275 1-61;2803-13 Resignation of Chairman 25

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Tullc2704-05;Young2704-05 POOLEDPensionFund Financialstatements Collins2936 PORTauChoix Watersupply Doyle1668-71;Furey1668-70 POST-secondaryeducation Capitalfundingapproved Fenwick1726;Lush1725;Power1721-25 POSTALservices Simmons3211;Simrns3210;Tulk3209 Postofficeclosures Furey473-74;Russell473-74 PRECOMMITMENToffunds Orders-in-Counciltabled Collins$52 PREMIERcongratulatedonhiseighthanniversaryas LeaderofthePCParty Barry619;Ottenheimer619 PRISONSActandtheUniformedServicesPensionsAct (Bill3) NoticeofMotion Verge131 Firstreading264 Secondreading Barry1757-59;Eight1759-62;Hiscock1756-57; Verge1755-56;1762-66 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1791 Thirdreading1955 RoyalAssent3637 PRIVATESectorEmploymentProgram SeealsoJOBcreationinitiatives Firstphase Long2289;Peckford(Premier)2285;Simmons 2286 Jobcreation Long1883;Power1880;Simmons1881 Projectsapproved Long2424;2642;2973;3556;Matthews2421; Power2637;2970,3555;Simmons 2423;2641;2972;3555 PRIVILEGESandElectionsCommitteereMinisterof PublicWorksmisleadingtheHouse Noticeofmotion Barry757 Ruledoutoforder785 PROCEDUREunderS.0.23 ComebyChanceoilrefinery-labourdispute MeechLakeAccord Roadconditionsintheprovince Sprunghydroponicsproject-funds PROROGATIONofthe3rdSessIonofthe40th GeneralAssemblybyLieutenantGovernor 3642-44 PROVINCE’Sfinancialposition StatementbyPremier“provincebeingbankruptin twoyears” Aylward,K.123-25;Barry119-20;Collins120- 21;Lush120-21;Peckford(Premier)119-20,124- 25 PROVINCIALBedStudy-ExecutiveSummary ReportbyWilliamNycumandAssociatestabled Twomey1531 PROVINCIALdeficit Departmentaloverspending Eight1305-07;Peckford(Premier)1306-07 PROVINCIALHousingNeedsAssessment Aylward,K.623;Dinn622;Fenwick623 PROVINCIALInstitutesAct(Bill12) NoticeofMotion Power1744 Firstreading1791 Secondreading Fenwick3334-37;Power3332-33;3337-41;Sim mons3333-34 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Fenwick3435;Ottenheimer3435-36;Simmons 3435-36 Thirdreading3573 RoyalAssent3637 PROVINCIALlaws-overrulebyCabinet Furey409-10;Verge410 PROVINCIALparks Hiring Eight2862-64;Ottenheimer2862-64 Jobcreationinitiatives Aylward,K.2290;Furey1301;Long1302;2291; Matthews1300;2289 PROVINCIALsalestaxreduction Noticeofmotion Lush46 Debate Aylward,K.1934;2176-82;Baker2208-10;Barry 2191-2200;Collins1900-06;2198;Decker1920-26; Efford1906-11;2184;Lush1895-1900;2210-15; Matthews2199-2207;Simms1912-20;Tobin2182- 91;Warren1926-34 Resolutiondefeated2216 26

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX PUBLIC Accounts Committee Report tabled Baker 2992 PUBLIC accounts of Crown Corporations Tabled Collins 255 PUBLIC Accounts of the Province Bond issue; provincial debt Baker 463-64; Ottenheimer 464 Tabled Collins 255 PUBLIC employees Twelve-hour shift system Kelland 3319-20; Young 33 19-20 PUBLIC housing In rural areas Power 2646; Simmons 2645-48; Windsor 2646-48 PUBLIC Service (Collective Bargaining) Act Report of matters transacted Blanchard 1230 PUBLIC Service (Pensions) Act and Uniformed Services Pensions Act (Bill 40) Notice of Motion Collins 2241 First reading 2308 Second reading Collins 3514-17;3524-25; Fenwick 3519-24; Lush 35 18-19 Committee of the Whole Assembly Collins 3584-87;3592; Fenwick 35$2-$4;3589-91; Lush 3587-89; Ottenheimer 35$1-$2;3592 Third reading 3594 Royal Assent 3638 PUBLIC Service Commission People hired through commission Efford 1891-92; Young 1891-92 Report tabled Young 2764 PUBLIC Service Pension Plan Changes Collins 416; Kelland 413; Lush 415 PUBLIC service pensions CPP offset Carter, J. 3267; Collins 2648-49;2684- 85;2765;2821; fenwick 2648;26$2- 84;2764;2819;3264; Long 3266; Lush 2820; Sim mons 2766 PUBLIC Tender Act Answer to question Young 690 Office space in Corner Brook Furey 518-19;754; Young 519;754-55 Tenders awarded other than the lowest bidder Young 805 PUBLIC Utilities Board Report on operations carried out under Automobile Insurance Act Report tabled Russell 1894 PULPWOOD export permits issued Flight 955; Long 955; Sirmns 954 QUESTIONS (Written) Forestry Department (Questions asked in Estimates Committee) Simms 1364;1476 Housing agreement with federal government (WQU #3) Dinn 1477 Newfoundland Hydro - salaries (WQU #5) Ottenheimer 1230 Newfoundland Hydro - tender for space (WQU #6) Ottenheimer 1230 Sea cadet camp for Stephenville (WQU #2) Barrett 758 Sprung greenhouse - electricity; comments by House Royal Commission Peckford (Premier) 2116 RAISING of Supply (Committee of the Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) Notice of motion Collins 1230 RAMBLER Mines Limited Property near Bale Verte Fenwick 2637; Furey 2636; Rideout 2635 REAL Estate Foundation Board of Directors appointed Fenwick 1778; Furey 1778; Russell 1777 RECIPROCAL Taxation Agreement Act (Bill 32) Notice of Motion Collins 1677 First reading 1749 Second reading Collins 3177-78; Lush 3177-78 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3290 Third reading 3327 Royal Assent 3638 RECREATION facilities Advisory committee report - allocation of capital grants Aylward, K. 2864-66;3 145-47;3 192-93;3 195-97; Butt 2865-66; Matthews 314&49;3193-94;3195-99; Peach 2865; Simmons 3 197-98; Tullc 3147-49 27

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX REDBayProvincialHistoricsite Aylward,K.1401-02;Long1402;Matthews1401 REGIONALDevelopmentAssociations Update Aylward,R.740;Fenwick743;Kelland741 REGIONALeconomicdevelopment Noticeofmotion Woodford54 REHABILITATIONAct(Bill15) NoticeofMotion Brett1476 firstreading1531 Secondreading Brett2039-40;Efford2039-40 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3004 Thirdreading3051 RoyalAssent3637 REPORTSTabled AlcoholandDrugDependencyCommissionreport Brett804 AuditorGeneral’sReport Collins255 CabotPlace-documents Gilbert1017 ConstitutionalAccord-MeechLake-copyof Premier’sstatementtopress Ottenheimer2873 DefenceConstructionLimitedannualreport Aylward,K.1409 DepartmentalObservationsontheAuditorGeneral’s Report Collins255 EconomicCouncilofNewfoundlandandLabrador annualreport Barrett254 FisheriesLoanBoardfinancialstatementsfor1983 to1985 Rideout254 Fishery-letterfromconstituentrefishcages Gilbert179 Fishery-Premier’sstatementtoSenateCommittee Ottenheimer689 GovernmentServicesEstimatesCommitteereport Hodder2241 Guaranteedloans Collins640 HeritageFoundationofNewfoundlandand Labrador-financialstatementsandreport Matthews2816 LabourRelationsBoardreport Blanchard1230 LabourStandardsBoardreport Blanchard1230 LivestockOwners’CompensationBoardfinancial statements Aylward,R.255 Low-levelflying-documentation fenwick872 MatterstransactedundertheLabourRelationsAct; PublicService,FishingIndustryandNewfoundland Teachers’(CollectiveBargaining)Acts Blanchard1230 MedicalCareCommissionreport Twomey1230 MineralDevelopmentDivisionreportentitledCur rentResearch” Dinn1839 MinerallicenceslistuptoMarch31,1987 Dinn1363 NewfoundlandandLabradorComputerServices Limitedreport Windsor787 NewfoundlandandLabradorHydroreport Ottenheimer2816 NewfoundlandCrimesCompensationBoardreport Verge3208 NewfoundlandCropInsuranceAgencyfinancial statements Aylward,R.255 NewfoundlandGazetteeditionspublished Verge582 NewfoundlandLiquorCorporationreport Collins255 NewfoundlandLiquorLicensingBoardreport CollinsMO OffshorePetroleumBoardreport Ottenheimer3158 Orders-in-Councilrelatedtoprecommitmentoffunds Collins852 ParliamentaryCommissionerannualreport Mr.Speaker186 PippyParkCommissionannualreport Young1314 PooledPensionFundfinancialstatements Collins2936 ProvincialBedStudyreport-ExecutiveSummary Twomey1531 PublicAccountsCommitteereport Baker2992 PublicaccountsofCrownCorporationsfor1986 Collins255 PublicaccountsoftheProvincefor1986 Collins255 PublicServiceCommissionreport Young2764 28

HANSARD SUBJECT II’DEX Public Tender Act - tenders awarded other than the lowest bidder Young 805 Public Utilities Board Report on operations carried out under Automobile Insurance Act Russell 1894 Resource Estimates Committee report Ottenheimer 1954 Small Schools Study Project report Heam 1228 Social Services Department reports for 1984 and 1985 Brett 804; 1790 Social Services Estimates Committee report Caner, J. 2241 Temporaiy loans list Collins MO Warrants Collins 186; 1287 Workers’ Compensation Commission annual report Blanchard 1314 RESIGNATION of the Leader of the Opposition Barry 840; Peckford (Premier) 840 RESOLUTIONS Aquaculture development program 49 Atlantic Opportunities Agency be set up 52 Budget debate 1374-97; 1478-1501; 15$1-1612;3594-3635 Canada Post - services 22; 111 Canada/France fisheries agreement 42;93-1 1 1;132-7O;265-75;533-5$;5$2-61$ Canadian deep sea and merchant marine fleet 54 Committee on Privileges and Elections re Minister of Public Works misleading the House 757;785 Constitution - amendment - Pentecostal Assemblies 1425; 153 2-59 Day care services 47;2$74-2913;3 104-38 Department of Rural Development 58 Federal/provincial relations 43; 187-228;479-512 financial Corporations Capital Tax 1289;3531 Forestry-related industries 50 Hospitals - Come by Chance and Whitboume 52 Income Tax Act 12$8;3526-2$ Inshore fishery 48;3381-3415 Insurance Companies Tax Act 1289;3528-3 1 Interim Supply 582;662-76;760-74;806-39;925-5O; 1031-60; 1073- 1100 Labour relations in Province 48 Loan Act 1676;3532-36 Loan and Guarantee Act 1676;3538-46 Local Authority Guarantee Act 1676;3536-3$ Mark Noseworthy curling team - omission from Olympic Trials 676-77 Mining industry 48 Municipalities - capital funding 50 NATO - opportunity costs 47;2605-32 NATO base, Goose Bay M0856-96;91 2-24; 1124 NATO, Goose Bay - study by select committee 44;985-1010; 123 1-69 Offshore management and revenue sharing 46;2353-72 Oil companies rate structure - inquiry 55 Olympic Torch Relay route in Newfoundland 456-58 PC districts patronage spending 57 Provincial sales tax reduction 46; 1$95-1934;2176-2216 Raising of Supply (Committee of the Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) 1230 Regional economic development 54 Retail Sales Tax Act 2064;3549-50 School curriculum - changes 45; 1426-57; 1635-62 School Tax Authorities be abolished 51 Seal harvesting program 44;696-728 Smallwood, J.R., tribute to his achievements 1157;1184-85 29

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Socialservicesrecipients 53 SupplementarySupply 2010;3546-49 SupplyAct 1230;3635-36 Wifebattering 55 Youthemploymentprogram 56 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure Ottenheimer1289 Membersnamedtocommittee Ottenheimer1289 Motioncarried1289 Reportofthecommittee Ottenheimer1954 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) Debate Aylward,K.2263-65;Callan2321-24;Carter,W. 2150-54;2242-44;2250-57;Collins2311-14;Decker 2308-11;2314-17;Efford2258-602329-3t},Peach 2146-50;Rideout2244-50;2253-58;2260-63;Simms 2325-27;Warren2317-21 Motioncarried2330 RETAILsalestax Arrears Collins3321-23;Lush3262-63;3321-22;Otten heimer3262-63 Collection Collins689;Lush689 Reduction Collins1165-66;Lush1165-66;1303-05;Peckford (Premier)1303-05;229$-230ZSimmons2297-2302 RETAILSalesTaxAct Noticeofmotion Collins2064 Debate Collins3549-50 Resolutioncarried3550 RETAILSalesTaxAct(Bill35) Firstreading3552 Secondreading3552 Thirdreading3552 RoyalAssent363$ REVIEWcommitteesetupbygovernment SeeSENIORexpenditurereviewteam RIGOLET-fundingtocharteralonglinertocollect fishintheSmokeyarea Carter,W.3220;Rideout3222;Warren3219 ROADconditionsIntheprovince(ProcedureunderS.O. 23) Simmons75$ Motionoutoforder759 ROYALCommissiononunemployment Out-migration;recommendationofthecommission Furey3092-93;Peckford(Premier)3092-94 Recommendation105 Callan3423-25;Power3424-25 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabulary AppointmentofEdwardCoady Barry625;Fenwick625;Verge624 Civilianreviewboard Fenwick1625-26;Verge1625-26 Officerevaluation fenwick1314;Verge1314 Quotasystemfortickets Lush688;Verge689 RRAP IncreasestaffinLabrador Dum802-03;Hiscock802 RULINGS “Lying”-unparliamentaryremark Mr.Speaker565;729;953;1571 ‘Mistruth”unparliamentary Mr.Speaker1005 AmendmentbyMemberforMenihektoBill13-not votedon Greening3431 Amendmenttodeleteaclause-notinorder Greening3437 AmendmentstoBill9-movedinorder Greening3278;3285 Clausesofabilltobereferredtoinproperorder Mr.Speaker3140;Mitchell3111 CommentsbyJ.Carterregardingchiropractors Mr.Speaker413 ConcurrenceMotion-procedurefordebate Greening2146 DecorumintheHouse Mr.Speaker2285;2334 DistributionofdocumentsintheHouse Mr.Speaker2936 Division-threeminuterule Mr.Speaker221$ Errorontheadjournment Mr.Speaker271$ Interjectionsfromthegalleriesnotpermitted- Houserecessed 30

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX RURAL Development Authority Approval of loans SALARIES - statistics for men and women Lush 580-81; Power 580-81; Verge 580 Southwest coast Mitchell 800-01; Rideout 801 SCHOOL curriculum - changes Notice of motion Caner, 3. 45 Mr. Speaker 73;81 Mr. Speaker 2830-31 Judicial proceedings - remarks by Minister of Justice Subamendment to Private Member’s motion - proce Mr. Speaker 1291 dure for debate Leave must be granted to members to speak second Mitchell 3110 time in a debate Supplementary questions Greening 427 Mr.

Speaker 1160 Leave not granted to debate NATO resolution Third reading debate on a bill Mr. Speaker 644 Mr. Speaker 3332;3366;3470 Leave to present a petition is withdrawn Vote on NATO resolution be put at a later date Mr. Speaker 977 Mr. Speaker 924 Member for Fortune-Hermitage to withdraw corn- Voting procedure - S.O. 83 meats Mr. Speaker 1122 Mr. Speaker 1576 Members for Menihek and St. John’s East - refusing to vote - named by the Chair Aylward, R. 3311; fenwick 3312; Kelland 3312 Mr. Speaker 1123 Minister of Public Works misled the House - point RURAL Development Council of privilege by R.

Simmons Meeting; funding agreement Mr. Speaker 729-31 Aylward, R. 1674-76; Simmons 1674-76 Motion under S.O. 23 by R. Simmons re Meech Lake - ruled out of order Mr. Speaker 2770 Motion under 5.0. 23 by R. Simmons re road condi- SALMON fishery tions - ruled out of order Management plans Mr. Speaker 759 Carter, W. 791-93; Fenwick 793; Rideout 789 Motion under S.O. 23 by R. Simmons re Sprung River guardians project - ruled out of order Flight 3427-28;3462-64; Matthews 3428;3464-65; Mr. Speaker 2605 Rideout 3427-28 Motion under S.O. 23 re Come by Chance oil refinery - not accepted Mr.

Speaker 93 SALMON hatchery, Bay d’Espoir NDP recognized as a group for the proceedings of Funding the House Aylward, R.349;638-39;2295-97;2346-49; Gilbert Mr. Speaker 67;112-13 348-49;636-39;2295-97; Simmons 2346-48 Official Opposition recognized to lead off debate on SCHOOL Attendance Act (Bill 5) government bill Notice of MotionGreening 3237;3240;3364 Heam 255 Opposition Leader’s remarks on CBC TV - dis- First reading 358respect to the Chair Second reading Mr.

Speaker 2282;2334 Order of speaking by certain members of the Opposi- Aylward, K. 1135-40; Heam 1128-29;1140-45; His- cock 1129-30tion Committee of the Whole AssemblyGreening 2728;2734 Baker 1190-94;1200-03;1207-09; Barry 1186-88; Mr. Speaker 2721 Efford 1198-1200; Heam 1188-90;1203-10; Tulk Parliamentary secretaries - role as members 1194-98Mr. Speaker 1829;1839;2275 Third reading 1211Petition by D. Gilbert, accepted, by leave Royal Assent Government House Mr. Speaker 1316 Petitions - presenting Mr. Speaker 1102;2662 Petitions by P. Fenwick and L. Barry - ruled out of order Debate Mr.

Speaker 853;975;1768 Aylward, K. 1447-51; Caner, 3. 1426-30;165$-62; Speaker not required to rule on a question of law Dawe 1641-45; fenwick 1654-57; Hiscock 1645- 31

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX 50;Lush1637-41;Russell1650-54;Simmons1431- 39;Simms1451-57;1635-37;Warren1440-47 Resolutioncarried1662 SCHOOLTaxAuthoritiesbeabolished Noticeofmotion Baker51 SCHOOLTaxAuthority Callan1893-94;Heam1894 SEAcadetcampforStephenville Proposal Aylward,K.$04;1408-10;Barrett804;Peckford (Premier)1408-10 Tabledanswertoquestion Barrett758 TabledlettertoInkNielsen(Answertoquestion) Barrett758 SEALharvestingprogram Noticeofmotion Warren44 Debate Caner,W.701-05;Long711-15;Morgan715-18; Parsons724-25;Rideout705-11;Simmons718- 23;Warren69&700;725-27 Resolutioncarriedunanimously728 SEARCHandrescue Facilitiesatairport Barry1068-69;Collins1068-69 SELECTCommitteebeappointedtodraftanAddress inReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Membersnamed42 SENIORexpenditurereviewteam Committeeappointedtoreviewgovernmentopera tions Long2099;Lush2099;Peckford(Premier)2098 RoleofAuditorGeneral Collins2541-43;2701-03;Lush2541-43;2701-02 SENTENCINGofindividualsguiltyofsexualoffences Barry911;Fenwick852 Ruledoutoforder853;975 SEWERAGEtreatmentsystemforBenton Baker2694-95;Doyle2694-96 SHRIMPfishery Banonforeignvessels Collins1064-65;Hiscock1063-65 SMALLSchoolsStudyProject SeealsoEDUCATION Reporttabled Heam1228 SMALLWOODencyclopedia funding Barry256;Fenwick257;Ottenheimer260 SMALLWOOD,J.R.,tributetohisachievements Noticeofmotion Simmons1157;1184-85 Seconder Ottenheimer1185 Resolutioncarriedunanimously1185 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure Ottenheimer1289 Membersnamedtocommittee Ottenheimer1289 Motioncarried1289 Report Caner,J.2241 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concurrence Motion) Debate Aylward,K.2471-74;Carter,J.2330-31;2410-12; Caner,W.2458-64;2509-17;Efford2450-56; Flight2522-25;Gilbert2506-09;Hiscock2503-06; Russell2464-68;Simmons2468-71;Simms2454- 58;2517-21;Twomey2513-15 Motioncarried2525 SOCIALservicesrecipients Noticeofmotion Efford53 SOCIALservicessystemonBellIsland Barry2388;Brett2390-92;Efford2392 SOUTHDildo FPIplant Callan1528;Rideout1528-29 Sealpeltplant Callan1529-30;Rideout1530 SPEECHfromtheThrone ReadbyHon.JamesMcGrath,LieutenantGovernor 1-15 SPRAYprogram Bt-contamination Baker2342-43;Butt2342-43;Twomey2343-44 Hemlocklooper Right1405;Simrns1402 SPRUNGhydroponicsproject-funds(Procedureunder S.O.23) Simmons2601 Motionoutoforder2605 32

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX SPRUNG project Aylward, K. 2171-72; Aylward, R. 2171- 75;2388;2535-3$;2593-2601;2703-04;2$14;2$72- 73;3254-55 ;3324-25; CalIan 2174; Carter, W. 2115; Decker 2600-01; Efford 2056-58;2169- 71;2269-71; Fenwick 2111-13;2387-88; Eight 2172- 74;2601; Furey 2058-61 ;210&08;2598-2600; Kel land 3254-55; Peckford (Premier) 2052-64;2103- 15;2169-7 I ;2267-69;227 1 -74;2344-46;2428-34; Sim mons 2062-63;2102-05;2265-67;2427-3 1;2592- 95;2703-04;2813-14; Tulic 2051-54;210$-10;2344- 46;2432-33;2535-37;2596-98;2871-73;3255 Agreement with Alberta Company for construction and operation of a greenhouse Fenwick 1997; Ottenheimer 1992; Simmons 1994 Answer to question regarding House Royal Commis sion and supply of electricity Peckford (Premier) 2116 Federal government tax credit program Fenwick 3563-65; Peckford (Premier) 3563-66 Municipal taxation Aylward, R. 3038-39; Fenwick 3038-39 SQUARE Pond Provincial Park Job creation program - hiring Lush 3200-01; Matthews 3200-02 ST.

Barbe District Announced $900,000 Furey 1846-47; Peckford (Premier) 1846-47 ST. John’s Capitals congratulated Aylward, K. 951; Baird 951; Long 951 ST. John’s Fire Department Act (Bill 2) Notice of Motion Verge 131 First reading 264 Second reading Barry 3364-65;3451-52;3457; Fenwick 3452-55; Verge 3363;3455-58 Committee of the Whole Assembly Fenwick 3578-80; Verge 3580-81 Third reading 3593 Royal Assent 3637 ST. John’s harbour Pollution Butt 753-54;2755-57; Doyle 3323-24; Long 753- 54;2755-56;3323-24 ST.

Lawrence fluorspar mine Layoff Dimi 342;2352-53; Furey 343;2352 STANDING Orders Committee established to review the Standing Orders of the House - members named Notice of motion Ottenheimer 3570 Debate Fenwick 3572; Simmons 3572-73; Tullc 3571-72 Motion carried 3573 STATEMENTS by Member for Trinity North (C.

Brett) regarding day care and working mothers Brett 2924-34;2965-66;2968;3203-05;3259-60; Deck er 2928-30; Efford 2923-25;2966-67;2985;3029- 32;3084-86;3203-05;3259-60; Eight 2981-82; Furey 2983-84; Lush 2930-32;2991-92; Ottenheimer 3030- 32; Peckford (Premier) 298&89;2991-92;3084-87; Power 29$1-$3;2985-86; Simmons 2932-34;2986- 88;3086; Tullc 2925-28;2963-65;2984-85; Verge 2983-85 STEPHEN Collins case - decision Barry 1744; Verge 1745 SUBSIDIZED housing policy Fenwick 1677; Simmons 1678; Simms 1680 SULPHUR Dioxide Reduction Program Butt 397; Fenwick 398; Eight 398

SUMMARY Proceedings Act (Bill 1) Notice of Motion Verge 15 First reading 15 Second reading Barry 1697-99; Verge 1695-99 Committee of the Whole Assembly 1791 Third reading 1954 Royal Assent 3637 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Notice of motion Collins 2010 Debate Collins 3547-49; Lush 354749 Resolution carried 3549 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act (Bill 33) First reading 3552 Second reading 3552 Third reading 3552 Royal Assent 3638 SUPPLY Act Notice of motion Collins 1230 Carried 3636 SUPPLY Act (Bill 36) First reading 3636 Second reading 3636 Third reading 3636 Royal Assent 3636 33

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX SUPREMECourt Decisionregardingcollectivebargainingandthe righttostrike Peckford(Premier)1518-20;Simmons1518-20 TAXreform-federal Collins1942-45;1983-85;1990-91;Efford1943- 45;1982-83;Lush194243;1988-89;2002-04;Otten heimer2002-04 Businesstransfertax Callan1953-54;Collins1946-48;1953-54;1987-88; Tulk194547;1985-87 TEACHERS Hiringoutsidetheprovince Baker962-64;1018-20;Heam962-64;1018-22;Sim mons1020-22 TEMPORARYloans Listtabled Collins640 TERRANovawell Fenwick341;Ottetheimer33$;Tulk340 AnnouncementbyfederalgovernmentandBillHop per Right400-01;Peckford(Premier)400-02;Sim mons401 Modeofdevelopment Ottenheimer562-64;Peckford(Premier)402-03; Tulk402-03;560-62 TERRYFoxHumanitarianAwardwinners-congratula tions Aylward,K.2634;fenwick2634;Rideout2634 TOWNofWindsor Capitalspending Doyle1734-37;Right1734-36 TRANSCanadaHighway Answertoquestions Dawe805-06 Icyconditions Dawe750-52;782-83;Right750-51;780-82 TRANSPORTATION Belleoram,WreckCove,Pool’sCove-roadcondi tions Decker185$;Simmons1856;Tobin1859 BellevueandThomlea-roadconditions SeealsoBELLEVUEandThomlea Callan748-49;774-76;Dawe74$-50;776-77 Fortune-Hermitage-roadupgradingandpaving Dawe746-48;779-80;Simmons746-47;777-79 GrandLePierretoEnglishHarbourEast-roadcon ditions Dawe83;Fenwick84;Simmons82 Gunner’sCoveontheNorthernPeninsula-snow clearingoperations Decker261;Furey263 HarbourBreton-forestaccessroad Barry85;Simmons84;Simms85 RaleighRoad-upgradingandpaving Carter,W.1370-72;Decker136$;Simms1372 TWILLINGATE Chroniccarefacility Carter,W.2302-03;Twomey2303-04 Seniorcitizen’shome Carter,W.1313-14;Twomey1314 UNEMPLOYMENT Highrate Efford305;Peckford(Premier)306 UNEMPLOYMENTinsurancebenefitsforfishermen Extension Carter,W.3087-88;3185-86;Rideout3087- 88;3186-88 Fishplantworkers Carter,W.3560-61;Rideout3560-62 UNIFIEDFamilyCourt Cutbacks Efford1413-14;Verge1414 UNIMPROVEDLands(Redistribution)Act(Bill7) NoticeofMotion Simms187 firstreading264 Secondreading Aylward,K.1146;Decker1148-54;Hiscock1146- 48;Hodder1146-48;Simms114546;1685-$7 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly1704 Thirdreading1704 RoyalAssentGovernmentHouse UNIVERSITYcoursesatLewisporteinSeptember1987 Baker659-61;Russell658;Simms661 VOCATIONALschools Answertoquestions Ottenheimer257;Simms142 Paymentofsalariestoinstructors Barry118;242;Peckford(Premier)11$;Simms 242 VOCM,congratulationsonaward Barry229;Peckford(Premier)229 VON Layoff Long803-04;Twomey803-04 VOTEonsubamendment,amendmentandresolution simultaneously Ottenheimer3414 34

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX WABUSH mines See also 10CC Status Barry 794; Drnn 794 WARRANTS Answer to question Collins 255 Tabled Collins 186;1287 When copies will be tabled Baker 173-74;276-77; Collins 173-74; Ottenheimer 277-78 WATER and sewer system be extended further west on Kenmount Road Barry 2401;2M4; Carter, J. 2399;2443; Doyle 2402;2445 WATER system for Bartlett’s Harbour Collins 2503; Furey 2498; Tullc 2500 WELLS, Andy Appointment to Public Utilities Board Efford 2386-87;2413-14;2434-35; Russell 2386; Verge 2386-$7;2414-15;2434-36 WELLS, Clyde, new Leader of the Liberal Party, wel comed to the galleries Mr.

Speaker 2970 WHELAN, Maudie, reporter, congratulations on award Fenwick 2011; Tulk 2010; Warren 2010 WIFE battering Notice of motion Long 55 WIFE battering - education program Brett 3256; Long 3256-57; Power 3257 See also FAMILY violence WINTER Games - 1987 Fenwick 62;67; Hiscock 61; Matthews 60 WOMEN’S Issues Convictions for sexual assault of children Barry 841; Verge 841-42 Domestics Barry 842; Blanchard 842 WORKERS’ Compensation Health and safety in the workplace Blanchard 1672-73;1713-14; Long 1672-73;1712-13 WORKERS’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal Blanchard 626; Fenwick 628; Tulk 626 WORKERS’ Compensation Board Creation of Appeal Tribunal Blanchard 175-76;283-85; Tullc 174-76;281-$3 Patronage appointments - settlements Blanchard 176;907-0$; 1016; 1061-63; 1071; Collins 966-68;1014-15; Peckford (Premier) 1160-63; Sim mons 1071; Talk 175-76;907-08;965-67;1013- 16; 1061-63; 1160-63 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Annual report tabled Blanchard 1314 YOUNG Offenders Review Board Abolishment of board Brett 356$; Efford 356$ Answer to question regarding the number of cases reviewed Verge 645 Appointment of Tom Hickey Furey 116$-70, Verge 1168-70 Establishment Brett 184;6$7-88; Fenwick 183-84;687-88; Verge 184-85 Inquiry Brett 1113; Efford 1113; Pecldord (Premier) 1114 rations Fenwick 2483-85; Peckford (Premier) 2483-85 YOUTH employment program Notice of motion Aylward, K. 56 YOUTH unemployment See ROYAL Commission on unemployment Government initiatives Aylward, K. 3039;3088-89; Ottenheimer 3039-40; Peckford (Premier) 3088-90 Job creation programs Long 1787-88; Power 1787-88;1841-45; Simmons 1841-44 Statistics Aylward, K. 3418-19;3465-67;3559-60 Furey 3422- 23; Lush 3420-21; Peckford (Premier) 3559-60; Power 341 8-23;3467-69 Training for apprentices Decker 3094-95; Peckford (Premier) 3094-96 35

APPENDIX TABLEOFBILLS

Table of Bills - February 26, 1987 - March 8, 198$ Numbers in colunms refer to Hansard pages where related text is found. BILL TITLE SPONSOR FIRST SECOND COMM THIRD ROYAL NO. READING READING ITTEE READING ASSENT 1

Summary Proceedings Act Verge 15 1695-99 1791 1954 3637 2 St.

John’s Fire Department Act Verge 264 3363-65; 3578-8 1 3593 3637 3450-58 3 Prisons Act and the Uniformed Verge 264 1755-66 1791 1955 3637 Services Pensions Act 4 Department of Development and Barrett 264 1792-1822; 3004 3051 3637 Tourism Act 1860-79; 1955-76 5 School Attendance Act Heam 358 1128-45 1186-1210 1211 Government House 6 Conflict of Interest Act Collins 264 3458-59; 3581 3593 3637 3470-72 7 Unimproved Lands (Redistribution) Simms 264 1145-54; 1704 1704 Government Act 1685-87 House 8 Occupational Therapists Act Twomey 264 1700-03; 1791 1955 3637 1749-50; 1753-55 9 Municipalities Act Doyle 264 2996-3003 3276-87 3327 3637 10 Newfoundland Veterinary Medical Aylward 264 2677-78 3268 3326 3637 Act 11 Aquaculwre Act Rideout 357 2678-82; 3268-72 3326 3637 2721-47; 2770-80 12 Provincial Institutes Act Power 1791 3332-41 3434-36 3573 3637 13 Community Colleges Act Power 1791 3234-50 3298-3306; 3573 3637 3430-34 14 Newfoundland Standard Time Act Matthews 760 1124-28 1202 1211 Government House 15 Rehabilitation Act Brett 1531 2039-40 3004 3051 3637 16 Interim Supply Act Collins 1101 1101 1101 Government House 17 Day Care and Homemaker Services Brett 1532 2040-47; 3581 3593 3637 Act 3486-3506 18 Occupational Health and Safety Blanchard 1531 2780-2802; 3272 3326 3637 Act 2831-36 1

TableofBills-February26,1987-March8,1988 NumbersincolumnsrefertoHansardpageswhererelatedtextisfound.

BILLTITLESPONSORFIRSTSECONDCOMMTHIRDROYAL NO.READINGREADINGITTEEREADINGASSENT 19EmergencyMeasuresActDoyle15312836-56;3272-7633273637 2996 20IncomeTaxAct3550355035503637 21InsuranceCompaniesTaxAct3550355035503637 22FinancialCorporationsCapitalTax3551355135513637 Act 23Canada-NewfoundlandAtlanticOttenheimer15313472-86358135933637 AccordImplementation(Nild.)Act 24HouseofAssemblyActVerge14781687-95300430513637 25Government-KrugerAgreementsCollins17493178-84;3290-9833303637 Act3222-34 26DepartmentofEnergyActOttenheimer17493506-14358135943638 27FinancialAdministrationActOttenheimer22423343-573436-4335733638 28IncreaseofPensionsActCollins17493158-763287-9033273638 29LoanandGuaranteeAct3551355135513638 30LocalAuthorityGuaranteeAct3551355135513638 31LoanAct3551355135513638 32ReciprocalTaxationAgreementCollins17493176-78329033273638 Act 33SupplementarySupplyAct3552355235523638 34FisheryProductsInternationalRideout18791977-82;3004-23;35933638 LimitedAct2010-37;3051-82; 2065-97;3574-78 2116-43 35RetailSalesTaxAct3552355235523638 36SupplyAct3636363636363636 37DepartmentofRural,AgriculturalAylward23083360-613443-493574363$ andNorthernDevelopmentAct 3$CorporationsActVerge23073357-60344335733638 39MemorialUniversity(Pensions)ActPower22423341-43343635733638 40PublicService(Pensions)ActandCollins23083514-253581-9335943638 UniformedServicesPensionsAct 2

Table of Bills - February 26, 1987 - March 8, 198$ Numbers in columns refer to Hansard pages where related text is found. BILL TITLE SPONSOR FIRST SECOND COMM THIRD ROYAL NO. READING READING 1ITEE READING ASSENT 43 Anomalies and Errors in the Verge 2718 3361-62 3450 3574 3638 Statute Law Act 3