HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1991 3rd SESSION - 41st GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Thomas Lush

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX tion RelationsActp. forincreasep.

Aylward,Mr.Kevin(I,Stephenvllle) COLLEGESAct(Bill37) Secondreadingp.3111-13 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1604-06 INTERIMSupply DebateBk.16A,p.15-17;19-22 LOANAct Debatep.2134-35 MEDICAREprogram Debatep.2672-76 MEMORIALUniversityExtensionServicesclosure Debatep.1128-29 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro Sourceofpowerbeyondyear2000;plantat Holyroodp.1363-64 ORALQuestions NewfoundlandHydro-powersourceafteryear 2000;Holyroodplantp.1363-64 SCHOOLSAct(Bill31) Secondreadingp.2124 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2090-92 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply,No.3 Debatep.2425-27 TOBACCOTax Debatep.1424-25 TRANSPORTATIONservices-Federalcost recoveryproposals Debatep.251-56 UNEMPLOYMENTinsurancebenefits-extension forLabradorfishermen Debatep.1647-51 Aylward,Mr.Robert(PC,KilbrIde) ABORIGINALperson’selectiontoLegislature Debatep.2849-50 ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Debatep.46-53 AGRICULTURALindustry “UruguayRoundoftradenegotiationsunder theGATfp.3121 ALLIEDHealthProfessionals Layoffs-collectiveagreementp.2006 AMALGAMATION Goulds;agriculturallandp.1772-74;1808-10 AMALGAMATION-NortheastAvalonRegion DebateBk.53A,p.3-9;2015-20 ARTSandCultureCentres TenderawardedtoAPPACommunicationsp. 2042-43 BEAUBois Roadupgradedandpavedp.50$ BURGEOandPortSaundershospitals-engineering contracts NewlabEngineeringandNycumandAssociates p.1137-38;1165 Tableproposalsp.1245-46 CAPiTALroadsprogram Listofprojectsp.914 CO-OPERATIVESocietiesAct(Bill24) Secondreadingp.2052 COLLECTIVEagreements Meetingwithunionsp.1699-1701 COYNE,Deborah,formerconstitutionaladvisor Salaryp.2900 DEBATEontheAdjournment Agri-FoodsTaskforceReportp.1690 EngineeringdesigncontractsforBurgeoand PortSaundershospitalsp.1165 RoyalNewfoundlandConstabulary-policingp. 981-82 Studentemploymentprogramp.665 DEPARTMENTofWorks,ServicesandTransporta Numberofpositionseliminatedp.313-14 DRIVER’Slicenceandvehiclepermitrenewalap plications Changesp.1170 DUMPtruckowner/operators CertificationundertheLabour 2115;2154 EDUCATION Proposedcutbacksp.39 ELECTRICALrates NewfoundlandPower’srequest 3056 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram Studentemploymentp.637 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1565-68;1570-72;1710-12 FREIGHTratestoLabrador-increasebyMarine Atlantic Debatep.944-45 GOULDS Proposedamalgamationp.1891 GREENING,Glen,condolencesupondeathof fatherp.3088 HARRY’SHarbour-Jackson’sCovearea Roadupgradingandpavingp.1370 HEALTHcarefacilitiesforBurgeo,PortSaunders andSt.Lawrence Tenderingprocess-HanscombConsultants recommendationsp.2554-56 INTERIMSupply Debatep.470-72;476-78;Bk.16A,p.2-15;Bk. 17A,p.1-3;8-10;13-14;Bk.isA,p.1-19 49

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX JUSTICE Minister (P. Dicks) Reason for resignation from Cabinet p. 2589 KRUGER Mill, Corner Brook New technology for forest operations p. 2862 LABRADOR bridge contract Public Tender Act Exceptions p. 69 LAND Surveyors Act (Bill 29) Second reading p. 2648-49 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3144-46 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Second reading p. 2593-99;2637-43 LONG Island Ferry service p. 1222 MCP Optometric claims p. 739-40 MEMORIAL University Extension Services closure p. $58 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 38) Second reading Bk. 85A, p. 14-17 MINISTER of Health Diagnostic services at St.

Clare’s hospital p. 1474- 75;1515-16 MINISTERS relieved of duties Minister of Works, Services and Transportation - executive assistant for minister p. 2899 MOUNT Pearl Fife Department p. 2524 MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 2779-87; Bk. 81A, p. 1-7 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3077-79 MUNICIPALITIES Municipal grant structure - roads component p. 3157-58 NATIONAL Consumer Week p. 1211 NEWFOUNDLAND Information Services Budget increase p. 597-98 OLD and New Bonaventure Road conditions p. 1070 ORAL Questions Agri-Foods Task Force Report p. 1629-30;2972 Allied Health Professionals p. 2006 Amalgamation p. 1772-74;1$08-10 Arts and Culture Centres - tender awarded APPA Communications p. 2042-43 Burgeo and Port Saunders hospitals - awarding of design contracts p. 1137-38;1245-46 Collective agreements - meeting with unions; statements p. 1699-1701 Coyne, Deborah, former constitutional advisor, salary p. 2900 Department of Works, Services and Transporta tion - number of positions to be eliminated p. 3 13-14 Health care facilities at Burgeo, Port Saunders and St.

Lawrence - tender to Trans City Hold- ings Limited Hanscomb Consultants Report p. 2554-56 Hospitals - appointments for diagnostic work; Minister of Health p. 1474-75;1515-16 Justice Minister - former Minister’s resignation from Cabinet p. 2589 Kruger - new technology for forest operations p. 2862 Labrador bridge contract - Public Tender Act p. 69 MCP - optometric claims p. 739-40 Ministers relieved of duties - salaries; Works, Ser vices and Transportation Minister; executive assis tant p. 2899 Municipalities - operating grants - changes p. 3157-58 Newfoundland Information Services p. 597-98 Pollution control regulations on pulp and paper mills; cost to Kruger and Abitibi-Price p. 3129 Public Accounts Committee - investigation into the awarding of contracts of hospital clinics p. 2760 Public relations group p. 1546-48 Public service - management personnel - morale p. 2660-61 Public Service Commission - allegations; inves tigation p. 1924-26;2144-45 Public tendering - contracts - local preference policy p. 1883-84 Public Tender Act Exceptions - tabling p. 68-69 Roberts, Edward, law firm - list of government worlq salary p. 2513-14 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - policing p. 808-09 Salary supplement as Leader of the Opposition p. 2625-26 Student employment program p. 637-38 Vehicle licences - increase p. 562 PETITIONS Dump truck owner/operators requesting cercffica tion under Labour Relations Act p. 2154 Education - cutbacks p. 39 Goulds - proposed amalgamation p. 1891 Post-secondary education - cutbacks; Cabot In stitute p. 683 POLLUTION control regulations Cost to Kruger and Abitibi-Price p. 3129 POST-secondary education Cabot Institute - cutbacks p. 683 Cutbacks p. 607 PUBLIC Accounts Committee Investigate the awarding of contracts of three hospital clinics p. 2760 PUBLIC relations group p. 1546-48 50

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Act duringsecondread- duringthirdreading PUBLICSectorRestraintAct(Bill16) Secondreadingp.720-25;796;813-24;Bk.24A,p. 23-26 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.25A,p.9- 12;Bk.27A,p.1-3;9-12;1006-10 Thirdreadingp.1053-57 PUBLICservice Managementpersonnel-moralep.2660-61 PUBLICServiceCommission ReportsfmdingsintoactionsofAssistant DeputyMinisterofSocialServicesp.2144-45 Sheriff’sOffice-jobcompetitionp.1925 Updateoninvestigationp.1924-26 PUBLICServicePensionsAct(Bill6) Secondreadingp.1719-30 PUBLICtendering Localpreferencepolicyoncontractsp.1883-84 PUBLICTenderAct ProvisionsrelatingtothetablingofTenderAct exceptionsp.68-69 REASONEDamendment-secondreadingof LabourBill(Bill16)p.818 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(Concurrence Motion) Debatep.2058-61 ROBERTS,Edward Lawfum-listofgovernmentworkp.2513-14 SalaryasMinisterofJusticep.2514 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabulary Newguidelinesp.808-09;981-82 SALARYsupplementpaidtothePremierwhenhe wasLeaderoftheOppositionp.2625-26 SMOKINGareasbedesignatedinConfederation Buildingp.1962 SOUTHEastBight RoadconnectiontoBurinPeninsulaHighwayp. 1288 STUDENTemploymentprogram Fundingp.637-3$;665 TASKForceonAgri-Foods Financialimplicationsreportp.1629-30;1690 Recommendationsofthereportp.2972 Reportreleasedp.702 TRANS-LabradorHighway RoadfromChurchillfallstoGooseBayp.2119 TRANSPORTATIONservices-Federalcost recoveryproposals Debatep.247-51 UNIFORMEDServicesPensionsAct(Bill7) Secondreadingp.1871-77 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.2195 VEHICLElicences Increasep.554;562 Baker,Hon.Winston(I,Gander) ABORIGINALperson’selectiontoLegislature Debatep.2850-51 ACOA/EnterpriseNetworkCooperativeAgreement p.1209 ALLIEDHealthProfessionals Layoffs-collectiveagreementp.1970- 72;2006;2074-75 AMALGAMATION CostofamalgamationtocitizensofWedgewood ParkandGouldsp.2897 MountPearl/St.John’sp.1677 RegionalFireDepartment-costtocommunities inNortheastAvalonp.2897 APPRECIATIONtoMembers,staffandPressfor co-operationduringsessionp.2200 AUDiTORGeneralAct(Bill1) Noticeofmotionp.6 Secondreadingp.2216-20;2227-28 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.2245-46 BUDGETdeficit Meetingwithunionsp.3122-23 BUDGETprojections Capitalaccountexpenditures;projectsan nouncedp.2237 Currentaccountdeficit-1990p.30-32 Currentaccountdeficit-1991p.558 DepartmentofEducationp.1397 CAPITALworksprogram Cancellationofprojectsp.2342 CENSUSDayinCanada June4,1991p.2105 CITYofCornerBrookAct,theCityofMount PearlAct,andtheMunicipalitiesAct(Bill11) Secondreadingp.2441 CLOSUREmotionduringdebateonGasolineTax Noticeofmotionp.1351 CLOSUREMotionintroducedduringCommittee stageofBill50(AmalgamationAct) Noticeofmotionp.3016 CLOSUREMotionintroduced ingofBill16(LabourBill) Noticeofmotionp.811 CLOSUREMotionintroduced ofLabourBill(Bill16) Noticeofmotionp.1052 CLOSUREMotionintroducedonBill50(Amal gamation)duringsecondreadingdebate Noticeofmotionp.2941 CLOSUREMotionintroducedonInterimSupply Noticeofmotionp.659 CLOSUREMotiononBill16(LabourBill)during Committeestage 51

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Notice of motion Bk. 27A, p. 35 CLOSURE Motion on third reading of Bill 50 (Amalgamation Act) Notice of motion p. 3053 COLLECTWE agreements Cancel all agreements p. 351 Government’s position - labour relations p. 1957- 59 Meeting with unions p. 1698-170 1 Re-open agreements to avoid layoffs p. 676 Statements regarding unions p. 1702 Wage settlements; wage freeze; union proposals p. 193-94;236-37;495-97;558;992-93 COMMVNITY development projects Increase Supplementary Supply Bill p. 2377 DEBATE on the Adjournment Contractor services in hospitals - wage increase p. 667 Fishery - proposal by Federal Minister regarding Atlantic Regional Agency p. 2889-90 Newfoundland Liquor Licensing Board - elimina tion p. 668 Public service layoffs - alternatives p. 303-04 School tax authorities p. 27 13-14 Winterland airstrip - funding p. 2408 DEPARTMENT salary budgets Estimates; layoffs p. 678-79 DEPARTMENTAL Acts Amendment Act (Bill 36) Notice of motion p. 2080 Second reading p. 3189-90 DEPARTMENTAL Salary Details Comments by news media p. 1318 Elimination of positions in Department of Educa tion p. 1396 Report tabled p. 1286 When report will be tabled p. 1252 Displaying of exhibits Point of order p. 1659 DUMP truck owner/operators Requesting certification under the Labour Rela tions Act p. 2156 ECONOMIC Advisory Council Act (Bill 61) Second reading p. 3165;3167-68 ECONOMIC Recoveiy Commission and Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador Budget p. 595 EDUCATION Proposed cutbacks p. 45 Substitute teachers - budget p. 915-16;987-88 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates Change in procedure p. 1316 EXECUTiVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 1492-93; 1498-1500; 1520-34; 1561- 65; 1574; 1599;161 1-21;1682-83;1709-1 1 FEDERALJProvincia1 Finance Ministers’ meetings Transfer payments p. 63 FISHERY Atlantic Regional Agency for fish allocations and licencing - Federal proposal; Province’s posi tion p. 2889-90 GASOLINE Tax Debate p. 1351;1354-55 GOVERNMENT boards Number of boards reclassified p. 1034; 1213 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee Heads of expenditure p. 1256 Members named to Committee p. 1256 GREENING, Glen, condolences upon death of father p. 3088 HEALTH care Speciality doctors; recruitment program p. 1919- 20 HEALTH care facilities for Burgeo, Port Saunders and St.

Lawrence Contract awarded Trans City Holdings Limited.; lowest bidder p. 2512-13 Cost of leasing from Trans City Holdings Limited p. 2656-59 Hanscomb Consultants Report p. 2696;3053 Tender documents tabled - answer to question p. 2559 Tendering process - Hanscomb Consultants recommendations p. 2552-56 HOSPITAL contract services Wage increase to employees p. 636-37;667 HUGHES Commission of Enquiry Report When report will be released p. 3123-24 INTERGOVERNMENTAL Affairs Act (Bill 2$) Second reading p. 2441-42 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 658-59 LABOUR Bill (Bill 16) Legal challenge - massive layoffs p. 1366-67

Section 6 - compensation for lost wages and benefits during the restraint period p. 774-75 LABOUR Relations Act, No. 2 (Bill 40) Second reading p. 2165-66;2170 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3133;313$- 40 LIBRA House in Happy Valley Increase provincial grant p. 3089-90 LOTTERIES Act (Bill 32) Second reading p. 321 1-15;3226-29 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3230-35 MECHANICS Lien Act (Bill 58) Second reading p. 317072 MEMORIAL University 52

HANSARDSPEAKERiNDEX Section$ofBill 1970-72;2006;2074- ExtensionServicesclosurep.1146 Tuitionfees-statementbyDr.ArthurMayp. 34-35 MEMORIALUniversityAct(Bill38) Secondreadingp.2649-50 MINISTERIALStatements ACOA/EnterpriseNetworkCooperativeAgree mentp.1209 CensusDayinCanada-June4,1991p.2105 DepartmentalSalaryDetails-newsmediacom mentsp.1318 NationalDayofRemembranceandActionon ViolenceAgainstWomen;committeeestablished p.3084 ProvincialGovernmentbuildingsofficially smokefreep.670 Teachers-collectiveagreementreachedp. 494;671 MORGANReporttoInternalEconomyCommis sionregardingcompensationtomembers Pan-timeMemberp.2240 MUNICIPALAuthoritiesAmendmentsAct(Bill50) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3081 NATIONALDayofRemembranceandActionon ViolenceAgainstWomen Committeeestablishedp.3084 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorComputerSer vicesLimited Annualreporttabledp.506 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro Payequityagreementp.278-79 NEWFOUNDLANDInformationServices Budgetincreasep.597-99 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorLicensingBoard MergewithNewfoundlandLiquorCorporation p.555-56;66$-69 NEWFOUNDLANDVolunteerWarServiceMedal Act(Bill46) Noticeofmotionp.2211 NURSING Bumpingproceduresp.804 Nurses’unionbeexemptfrom 16p.841-43 OLDandNewBonaventure Roadconditionsp.1072;1075 ORALQuestions AlliedHealthProfessionalsp. 75 Amalgamationp.2897 Budgetdeficit-meetingwithunionsp.3122-23 Budgetprojections-deficitp.30- 32;558;1397;2237 Capitalworksprogramp.2342 Collectiveagreements-government’spositionp. 1957-59 Collectiveagreements-meetingwithunions; statementsp.1698-1702 Collectiveagreements-wagesettlements;wage freeze;unionproposalsp.193-94;23&37;351;495- 97;676;992-93 Communitydevelopmentprojects-announced employmentprogram;$Smp.2377 Departmentsalarybudgets-estimates;layoffsp. 678-79 DepartmentalSalaryDetailsp.1252;1396 EconomicRecoveryCommissionandEnterprise NewfoundlandandLabrador-budgetp.595 Education-Budgetforsubstituteteachersp.915- 16;987-88 Federal/ProvincialFinanceMinisters’meetings- transferpaymentsp.63 FireDepartment-costtocommunitiesinNorth eastAvalonp.2897 Governmentboards-numberofboardsreclas sified;retroactivepayp.1034;1213 Governmentbuildingssmokefree-penaltyp.676 Healthcare-healthprofessionals;recruitment programp.1919-20 HealthcarefacilitiesatBurgeo,PortSaunders andSt.Lawrence-tendertoTransCityHold ingsLimited;HanscombConsultantsReportp. 2512-13;2552-56;2656-59;2696;3053 Hospitalcontractservices-wageincreaseto employeesp.636-37 HughesCommissionofEnquiryreportinto abuseatMountCashel-whenreportwillbe releasedp.3123-24 LabourBill(Bitt16)-legalchallengep.1366-67 LabourBill(Bill16)-Section8-lostwagesand benefitsduringrestraintperiodp.774-75 LibraHouseinHappyValley-shelterforbat teredwomenandchildrenp.3089-90 MembersofHouseofAssembly-Morganreport toInternalEconomyCommission;pan-time memberp.2240 MemorialUniversity-tuitionfeesp.34-35 NewfoundlandInformationServicesp.597-99 NewfoundlandLiquorLicensingBoardmerge withLiquorCorp.p.555-56 Nursingp.841-43 OuterRingRoad-statusp.262$;3126-27 Payequityprogram-crowncorporations;New foundlandHydrop.278-79 Payequityprogram;LabourBill(Bill16)p.382 Post-secondaryeducationp.35-36 Publicrelationsgroupp.1546 53

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Public service - layoff announced in Budget p. 157-58;500-01;635 Public service - layoffs to date p. 679 Public service - management personnel - morale p. 2660-61 Public Service Commission - allegations; inves tigation p. 1 100;2144-46 Public service downsizing - meeting with unions p. 32-33 Public service layoffs - early retirement programs; redundancy pensions p. 804-05 Public Service pensioners - indexing of pensions p. 2893-95;3013-14 Public service, executive level - entertainment al lowance p. 3046 Public service, executive level - positions ter minated p. 103 Roberts, Edward, law firm - list of government worlç salary p. 25 13-14 Snow clearing on Burin Peninsula Highway p. 2452-53 Social Assistance Appeal Board p. 1030- 32; 1034; 1213-15;21 1 1-12;2146 Social assistance program to single parents pursu ing education p. 2075-76 Student assistants - mediator appointed p. 2453- 54 Tax proposals - RST/GST; changes p. 2235-36 Wabush and Labrador City mining operation - layoffs; future p. 2239 Winterland airstrip - upgrading p. 2380 ORDERS of the Day be read p. 685 OUTER Ring Road Status p. 2628;3126-27 PAY equity program Crown corporations - Newfoundland Hydro p. 278-79 Rollback - discrimination under Charter of Rights and Freedoms; Bill 16 - Labour Bill p. 382 PERRY, Randy, resignation from the Press Gallery p. 2141 POST-secondary education 1991 Budget p. 35-36 Cabot Institute - cutbacks p. 685 Cutbacks p. 609 PRESIDENT of Treasury Board Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #26) p. 1105 PRIVATE sector - wage increases Contracted services in hospitals p. 636-37 PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status of Women Annual report tabled p. 506 PROVINCIAL Government buildings - smoke free p. 670 Penalty p. 676 PUBLIC relations group Salary details p. 1546 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Notice of motion p. 164 Second reading p. 359-65; Bk. hA, p. 13-15 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 894-95; Bk. 25A, p. 7-9; Bk. 27A, p. 33-35; 1013-23 Third reading p. 1051-52 PUBLIC service Downsizing - meeting with unions p. 32-33 Executive level - positions terminated p. 103 Layoffs - alternatives; rescind notices p. 236- 37;303-04 Layoffs - early retirement programs; redundancy pensions p. 804-05 Layoffs - projections for 1992-93 p. 558 Layoffs - salary savings (Answer to question) p. 279 Layoffs announced in Budget; salary savings p. 157-5$;500-01;635 Layoffs to date p. 679 Management personnel - morale p. 2660-61 PUBLIC Service - executive level Entertainment allowance p. 3046 PUBLIC Service Commission Allegation of impropriety regarding a job com petition p. 1100 Annual report tabled p. 2629 Reports fmdings into actions of Assistant Deputy Minister of Social Services p. 2144-46 PUBLIC service pensioners Increase p. 2$93-95;3013-14 PUBLIC Service Pensions Act (Bill 6) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 2094;2097- 9$ PUBLIC Tender Act Exceptions tabled p. 2380;2419;2862 QUEEN’S Counsel Act (Bill 21) Second reading p. 2460-61;2467-68 QUESTIONS (Written) President of Treasury Board - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #26) p. 1105 REPORTS Tabled Departmental Salary Details for 1991-92 p. 1286 Newfoundland and Labrador Computer Services Limited annual report p. 506 Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women annual report p. 506 Public Service Commission annual report p. 2629 Public Tender Act Exceptions p. 2380;2419;2862 RESOLUTION on amalgamation - point of order 54

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Motionbedividedforvotep.1779;1$96-98 RESOLUTIONonfisherybedividedforvote Pointoforderp.3018 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditurep.1256 MembersnamedtoCommitteep.1256 ROBERTS,Edward Lawfirm-listofgovernmentworkp.2513-14 SalaryasMinisterofJusticep.2514 SCHOOLTaxAuthorities Statusp.2713-14 SMOKINGareasbedesignatedinConfederation Buildingp.1963 SOCIALAssistanceAppealBoard Changeinguidelinesp.1213-15 Increaseinperdiemp.1034 Reclassification;retroactivepay;perdiemsp. 1030-32 RemovalofChairmanp.2111-12;2146 SOCIALAssistanceProgramforsingleparentspur suingpost-secondaryeducation Changeinpolicyp.2075-76;2082 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditurep.1256 MembersnamedtoCommitteep.1256 STATUSofWomenAdvisoryCouncilAct(Bill35) Noticeofmotionp.2080 Secondreadingp.2457-59 STUDENTassistants Strikep.2453-54 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply Debatep.340-42 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply,No.3 Debatep.2247-48;2315-16;2329-30;Bk.66A,p.9- 10 TAXproposals-RST/GST Harmonizationp.2235-36 ThACHERS Collectiveagreementp.494 Collectiveagreement-furtherstatementp.671 ThACHERS’PensionsAct(Bill25) Secondreadingp.2049-50 TFIIRDreadingdebateonLabourBill(Bill16) Pointoforderp.1041 TOBACCOTax Debatep.1408 TRANSPORTATION SnowclearingonBurinPeninsulaHighway; winterschedulep.2452-53 Snowclearing;winterschedule-Answertoques tionp.2487 UNANIMOUSconsenttochangethenameofthe proposeroftheresolutiononthefisheryp.60 UNIFORMEDServicesPensionsAct(Bill7) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.2196-98 UNIMPROVEDLandsRedistributionAct(Bill20) Secondreadingp.2455 WABUSHandLabradorCitymines Layoffs;futureoftheminesp.2239 WARREN,Garfield,MHA,condolencesupon deathofhisfatherp.1097 WESTPORT Watersystemp.1599 WINTERLANDairstrip Upgradingp.23$0;240$ WOMEN’Srights-discrimination Debatep.750-52 Barrett,Mr.Percy(L,Bellevue) Chairman’srulinginCommitteechallenged CommitteereporttotheSpeakerp.664 HODGE’SCove Roadimprovementsp.3204 INTERIMSupply DebateBk.13A,p.25-30 MEMORIALUniversityAct(Bill38) SecondreadingBk.85A,p.P.11-14 MUNICIPALAuthoritiesAmendmentsAct(Bill50) Secondreadingp.2821-23 NOTICEofmotionofclosure Ruledinorderp.660;64 PETITIONS Hodge’sCove-roadimprovementsp.3204 SOCIALAssistanceProgramforsingleparentspur suingpost-secondaryeducation Changeinpolicyp.2161 Carter,Hon.Walter(L,Twillingate) BLUEOceanProductsofArgentia Answertoquestionp.2113 Statusp.1588 CANADIANSailfishCorporation futurep.1101-02 DEBAThontheAdjournment FisheryResponseProgramp.2546 DEPARTMENTofFisheries NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterandofficials fromApr.1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#27)p. 1811 FISHInspectionAct(Bill34) Noticeofmotionp.1739 FISHplantatBelleoram LeasetoDaleyBrothersp.2311 Tabledanswerp.2347 FISHwastedisposalp.1141-42 FISHERIESLoanBoard Budgetp.381 Loanstofishermenp.2239-40;2719 55

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX FISHERY Aquaculture industry under new board p. 2971 Atlantic Regional Agency for fish allocations and licencing - Federal proposal; Province’s posi tion p. 2792-93;2$25-27;2857-58 Emergency Fishexy Response Program p. 2517- 18;2546 Emergency Fishery Response Program - south west coast p. 2453 Emergency Response Program announced on Oc tober 4th - update p. 2548 Fish plant at Nain p. 1326 Fish plants - increase in lease fees p. 382 Fishery Products International - further plant closures p. 561 Fishery Products International plants - down time due to total allowable catch reduction p. 2622;305 1-52 Income support program for fishermen; task force p. 2895-96;3161 Joint fisheries management board - negotiations p. 2717-18 Joint management - proposal by Province p. 2930;2933;2968-69;3009- 13 Lobster fisheiy - lobster pots p. 2898-99 Lobster prices p. 1248 Lobster trap bank (Answer to questions) p. 2941 Pan-time fishermen - elimination p. 2720;2760 Salmon fishery - commercial and recreational p. 2936-37;3 128-29;3201 Salmon management plan p. 640 Seal population - increase p. 1286 Total allowable catch. 1992 quota; 3No zone p. 25$8-89;2622-23 FISHERY - foreign fishing - 200-mile limit Debate p. 2494-98 FISHERY - groundfisli development program for 1991 Notice of motion p. 60 Debate p. 77-80 FISHERY joint management proposals by provin cial and federal governments Debate p. 3032-37 FISHING Industry Collective Bargaining Act Amendments regarding lobster prices p. 2794 MARINE Service Centre at Port de Grave Answer to question p. 2007 Proposal to lease facility p. 1972-73 MINISTERIAL Statements Fishery - Provincial Government’s proposal on joint management p. 2930-3 1 Fishery Response Program announced on Oc tober 4th - update p. 2548 NATIONAL Sea Products Southside plant - proposed shrimp operation p. 1588 ORAL Questions Blue Ocean Products of Argentia - status p. 158$ Canadian Saltfish Corporation - future p. 1101-02 Fish plant at Belleoram p. 2311 Fish plant at Nain p. 1326 Fish waste disposal p. 1141-42 Fisheries Loan Board p. 381 ;2239-40; 2719 Fishery - aquaculture industiy under new board p. 2971 Fishery - Atlantic Regional Agency for licencing and allocations - Federal proposal; province’s position p. 2792-93;2825-27;2857-58 Fishery - Emergency Fishery Response Program p. 2517-18 Fishery - income support program for fishermen p. 2895-96;3 161 Fishery - joint fisheries management board p. 27 17-18 Fishery - joint management proposal by Province; consultations p. 2933;2968-69;3009-13 Fishery - lease fees to fish plants p. 382 Fishery - part-time fishermen p. 2720;2760 Fishery - total allowable catch, 1992 quota; 3No zone p. 2588-89;2622-23 Fishery Emergency Response Program - south west coast p. 2453 fishery Products International - plant closures; downtime p. 561;3051-52 fishing Industry Collective Bargaining Act - amendments regarding lobster prices p. 2794 Lobster fishery - sale of lobster pots p. 2898-99 Lobster prices for 1991 season p. 1248 Marine Service Centre at Port de Grave p. 1972- 73 National Sea Products Southside plant - proposed shrimp operation p. 1588 Salmon fishery - commercial and recreational - hook and release program p. 2936-37;3 128- 29;3201 Salmon management plan p. 640 Sealing industry - population p. 1286 Trepassey - fish processing licence; building owned by Enterprise Newfoundland p. 2147 QUESTIONS (Written) Minister of Fisheries - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #27) p. 1811 TREPASSEY Fish processing license p. 2147 WINTER fishery on southwest coast Debate p. 1264-68;1270 56

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Cowan,Hon.Patricia(L,ConceptionBaySouth) BAlEVertemines DecisionbyLabourStandardsBoardregarding wagesp.559 COLLECHVEagreements Bill16-LabourBill;rollbackp.378-79 Government’sposition-labourrelationsp.773- 74;800-01 Statementsregardingunionsp.1703 DAYofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredor disabledonthejob-wreathlayingceremonyp.1360 DEBATEontheAdjournment LabourBill(Bill16)p.453-54 Labourrelations-government’spositionp.800- 01 Studentemploymentprogramp.665-66 DEPARTMENTofEmploymentandLabourRela tions NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromApr. 1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#28)p.1178 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Marystownoffice-healthandsafetyproblems p.917 DUMPtruckowner/operators AmendmentstoLabourRelationsAct;certifica tionofTransportandAlliedWorker’sUnionp. 1065-66;1628-29 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram Fundingp.1735 ReductioninBudgetp.240 Studentemploymentp.637 EMPLOYMENTprogram Programtooffsetunemploymentsituationp. 881-83 FISHERY AdjustmentProgramforFishPlantWorkers- amountpaidtoFPIandNatSeap.561 HifiERNIAproject BullArmproject-employmentbreakdown (Answertoquestion)p.1633 Bullarmsite-fatality;safetymeasuresp.741- 42;810;$83-84;1441-42 EmploymentforNewfoundlandersonproject; hiringofnursesp.1587-88 HiringofnursesatBullAnnsite(Answerto question)p.1707 SafetyregimeinplaceatBullArm-Nodecop. 1589-91 JOBcreationprogram Debatep.1817-20 LABOURBill(Bill16) Collectivebargainingbetweenunionsand TreasuryBoardp.378;453 LABOURRelationsAct(Bill26) Noticeofmotionp.1706 LABOURRelationsBoard Appointmentsp.1953 Reportfor1990p.603 LABOURStandardsAct Layoffsinpublicservicep.635 Protectionofworkersp.559-60 LAYOFFSinpublicservice Effectonunemployment;EmploymentGenera tionProgramp.239-40 LabourStandardsActp.635 MEMORIALUniversity ExtensionServicesclosurep.1149 MINISTERIALStatements Dayofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredor disabledonthejob-wreathlayingceremonyp. 1360 LabourRelationsBoard-appointmentsp.1953 NationalAccessAwarenessWeekp.2034 NATIONALAccessAwarenessWeekp.2034 NEWFOUNDLANDTelephone LayoffofoperatorsinGooseBayp.419 ORALQuestions AdjustmentProgramforFishPlantWorkers- amountpaidtoFF1andNatSeap.561 BaieVerteminesworkers-decisionbyLabour StandardsBoardregardingwagesp.559 Collectiveagreements-government’spositionp. 773-74 Collectiveagreements-LabourBill(Bill16); rollbackp.378-79 Collectiveagreements-meetingwithunions; statementsp.1703 DepartmentofSocialServices-Marystownof fice-healthandsafetyproblemsp.917 Dumptruckoperators-LabourRelationsAct; unioncertificationp.1065-66;1628-29 EmploymentGenerationProgramp.240;1735 Employmentprogramtooffsetunemployment situationp.881-83 Hibemiaproject-employmentopportunitiesfor Newfoundlandersp.1587-88 Hiberniaproject-fatalityatBullArmsafety measuresp.74142;810;$83-84;1441-42;1589-91 LabourStandardsAct-protectionofworkers; layoffsp.559-60;635 Layoffsinpublicservice-effectonunemploy ment;EmploymentGenerationProgramp.239- 40 NewfoundlandTelephone-layoffofemployees inGooseBayp.419 St.Lawrenceminers-benefitstofamilies- publichearingsp.1665 Studentemploymentprogramp.637-38 57

HANS ARt) SPEAKER INDEX Unemployment insurance benefits for fishennen - expiry date p. 1803-04 Unemployment rate p. 1735-37 PAY equity program Rollback - discrimination under Charter of Rights and freedoms; Bill 16 - Labour Bill p. 379 QUESTIONS (Written) Minister of Employment and Labour Relations - number of nips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #22) p. 1178 REPORTS Tabled Labour Relations Board report for 1990 p. 603 Worker’s Compensation Board annual report p. 1035 Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal annual report p. 1481 ST.

Lawrence - benefits to families of miners Public hearing process p. 1665 STUDENT employment program Funding p. 637-38;665-66 UNEMPLOYMENT p. 1735-37 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits for fishermen Expiry date p. 1803-04 WOMEN’S rights - discrimination Debate p. 755-57 WORKERS’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal Annual report tabled p. 1481 WORKERS’ Compensation Board Annual report tabled p. 1035 Decker, Hon.

Christopher (L, Strait of Belle Isle) ALCOHOL and Drug Dependency Commission Appointments p. 455 ALLIED Health Professionals Answer to questions p. 2008 Layoffs - collective agreement p. 1970 BURIN Peninsula Health Care Boards Budget p. 276-77 St.

Lawrence health care clinic p. 277 CHIROPRACTOR’S Act Status of regulations p. 3090-91 DEPARTMENT of Health Appointment of Assistant Deputy Minister p. 2967 Number of nips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 p. 1740 DRUG Awareness Week p. 2551 DRUG program Drugs eliminated from the subsidy program for senior citizens p. 1246-42 DUMP truck owner/operators Certification under the Labour Relations Act p. 2117 EVIDENCE Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 1794-95 GASOLINE Tax Debate p. 1298 HEALTH care Baie Verte Hospital - acute care services p. 349- 50;844-45 Budget cutbacks; wage freeze p. 161;426;964 Burin Health Care Centre - services of a specialist p. 2661 Central Newfoundland Hospital p. 1471-73 Doctors fee for uninsured services p. 1959- 60;2416 Government policy p. 66-67 Health professionals - status p. 420-21;1920-21 Hospital bed closures (W.Q. #15) p. 2044 Hospital board plans - changes p. 1398-99 Hospital cutbacks; closures p. 347-48;423-24 Hospitals - additional funding p. 704 Hospitals - layoff of lab and x-ray staff p. 1473- 74 Hospitals budgets - Janeway Hospital deficit p. 2623-24 Janeway Hospital - budget (Answer to question) p. 2699 Labrador - shortage of physicians (Answer to question) p. 2976 Labrador - shortage of physicians; recruitment p. 2939-40 Labrador West - cutbacks p. $50;1295 Long term plan p. 274-75 Neurologists - shortage p. 2661 Neurologists shortage (Answer to questions) p. 2699 Nursing homes p. 2415 Placentia Cottage Hospital p. 345- 46;356;674;703; 1399-1400 Port aux Basques hospital p. 3$8;424-25 Prenatal program p. 2001-03 Press release by Newfoundland Hospital and Nursing Home Association p. 497-99 Psychiatric services in the Province p. 2662 Speciality doctors; recruitment program p. 1954- 57; 1967-70;2036-402079-80;2148-49 Si Clare’s and Grace Hospitals - merger p. 2721- 22 HEALTH care (hospital closures) Debate p. 406-10 HEALTH Inspection Branch Inspections - backlog p. 463 HEARING Aid Dealers Act (Bill 10) Notice of motion p. 38 Second reading p. 2229-30 HOSPiTAL contract services Wage increase to employees p. 636 58

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX HOSPiTALSAct(Bill51) Noticeofmotionp.2311 Secondreadingp.3152 INTERIMSupply Debatep.696-99 LABOURRelationsAct,No.2(Bill40) Noticeofmotionp.2153 LANDSAct(Bill22) Secondreadingp.2573-76 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.1199-1201 MCP Coveragetohealthcarebeexpandedp.84647 Optometricclaimsp.739-40 MEDICALCareCommission Annualreporttabledp.679 MEDICALresearchatMemorialUniversity Establishmentofatoxicologycenterp.2896-97 MENINGiTISsituation Educationprogramp.3160 Updatep.556-57;771 MINISTERofHealth DiagnosticservicesatSt.Clare’shospitalp.1474- 75;1510-16 MINISTERIALStatements AlcoholandDrugDependencyCommission-ap pointmentofcoordinatorsp.455 DepartmentofHealth-appointmentofAssis tantDeputyMinisterp.2967 DrugAwarenessWeekp.2551 WorldADSDaydesignatedp.2891 NORTHWestRiver Newhealthcareclinicp.2151 NURSJNG p.420 Nursingschool-closurep.421 Nursingschools-mergerp.2721 OPTOMETRYAct(Bill9) Noticeofmotionp.38 Secondreadingp.2232-34 ORALQuestions AlliedHealthProfessionalsp.1970 BurnPeninsulaHealthCareBoard’sbudget;St.

Lawrenceclinicp.276-77 CentralNewfoundlandHospital-cutbacksp. 1471-73 Chiropractor’sAct-statusofrecommendations p.3090-91 Drugprogramforseniorcitizensp.1246-48 Healthcare-BaieVertePeninsulap.349-5(},244- 45 Healthcare-Budgetcutbacks;wagefreezep. 161;426;497-99;1473-74 Healthcare-changesinhospitalboardplansp. 1398-99 Healthcare-cutbacksinhospitals;additional fundingp.347-48;423-25;704 Healthcare-doctorsfeeforuninsuredservices p.1959-60;2416 Healthcare-governmentpolicyp.66-67 Healthcare-healthprofessionals;recruitment programp.420-21;1920-21;1954-57;1967-70;2036- 40;2079-80;214$-49 Healthcare-hospitalsbudgets-JanewayHospi taldeficitp.2623-24 Healthcare-longtermplanp.274-75 Healthcare-nursinghomesp.2415 Healthcare-prenatalprogramp.2001-03 Healthcare-shortageofneurologistsand psychiatrists;specialistatBurinHealthCare Centrep.2661-62 Healthcare-St.Clare’sandGraceHospitals- mergerp.2721-22 HealthcareinLabrador-shortageofphysicians; recruitmentp.2939-40 Healthinspections-backlogp.463 Hospitalcontractservices-wageincreaseto employeesp.636 Hospitals-appointmentsfordiagnosticwork; MinisterofHealthp.1474-75;1510-116 MCP-coveragetohealthcarebeexpandedp. 846-47 MCP-optometricclaimsp.739-40 MedicalresearchatMemorialUniversity- toxicologycenterp.2896-97 Meningitissituation-updatep.556-57;771;3160 NorthWestRiver-newhealthcareclinicp.2151 Nursingp.420 Nursingschools-closure;mergerp.421;2721 PlacentiaCottageHospitalp.345- 46;674;703;1399-1400 WeightLossControlClinics-Federaltaskforce reportp.1250-51 WesternMemorialHospital-acutecareandin patientservicesp.421;672-73;1400-02 PRIVATEsector-wageincreases Contractedservicesinhospitalsp.636 PRIVILEGESasamemberbeingabusedp.1477 QUESTIONS(Written) Hospitalbedclosures(W.Q.#15)p.2044 MinisterofHealth-numberofnipstakenp. 1740 REPORTSTabled MedicalCareCommissionannualreportp.679 ST.Lawrencehealthcareclinic Hoursofoperationp.277 WEIGHTLossControlClinics 59

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX federal task force report p. 1250-51 WESTERN Memorial Hospital in Corner Brook Cutbacks p. 421-23;672-73;1400-01 Deer Lake health centre p. 347;423 WORLD ADS Day designated p. 2891 Dicks, Hon.

Paul (L, Humber West) ANOMALIES and Errors in the Statute Law Act (Bill 52) Notice of motion p. 2311 DEBATE on the Adjournment Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - policing p. 982-83 Victims of crime - services p. 980-8 1 DEPARTMENT of Justice Number of trips taken by Minister and officials from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #30) p. 1857 EVIDENCE Act (Bill 4) Notice of motion p. 39 Second reading p. 1791;1866-69 HUGHES Commission of Enquiry Report Receipt and release of the report p. 1999 JURY Act (Bill 3) Notice of motion p. 39 Second reading p. 1781;1788-91 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 2 129-30 LAW Society Act (Bill 5) Notice of motion p. 39 Second reading p. 1388-89;1392 LOTTERIES Act (Bill 32) Notice of motion p. 1707 MILLER, Constable Frank, best wishes upon retire ment p. 631 MINISTERIAL Statements Hughes Commission of Enquiry report - receipt and release of the report p. 1999 National Consumer Week p. 1210 Ontario Provincial Police requested to investigate incident at Brittany Inns p. 602 MORGAN Report to Internal Economy Commis sion regarding compensation to members Part-time Member p. 2346 NATIONAL Consumer Week p. 1210 NEWFOUNDLAND Gazette Editions from April 20/90 to Apr. 19/91 tabled p. 1369 NEWFOUNDLAND Law Reform Commission Act (Bill 13) Notice of motion p. 39 Second reading p. 1385;1387-8$ ONTARIO Provincial Police Appointed to investigate incident at Brittany Inns p. 602 ORAL Questions Members of House of Assembly - Morgan report to Internal Economy Commission; part-time member p. 2346 Pay equity program; Labour Bill (Bill 16) p. 351- 52;3$2-83 Penitentiary - death of inmate; education pro gram; medical system p. 1284-85 Property rights protection in Charter of Rights - Premier’s statement to Provincial Constitutional Committee p. 224142 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - negotia tions to avert layoffs p. 675 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - policing p. 808-10;845-46 Transportation of prisoners on aircraft p. 1923-24 Victims of crime - program p. 957-58 PAY equity program Rollback - discrimination under Charter of Rights and Freedoms; Bill 16 - Labour Bill p. 35 l-52;382-$3 PENiTENTIARY Death of inmate - public inquiry p. 1284 Education program; medical system p. 1285 PROPERTY rights protection Premier’s statement to Provincial Constitutional Committee p. 224142 PROVINCIAL Court Act (Bill 2) Notice of motion p. 39 Second reading p. 1746;1761-64 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 2 127-29 PUBLIC Utilities Board Annual report regarding the Automobile In surance Act tabled p. 2080;23$0 QUEEN’S Counsel Act (Bill 21) Notice of motion p. 885 Second reading p. 2465-66 QUESTIONS (Written) Minister of Justice - trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #30) p. 1857 REPORTS Tabled Newfoundland Gazette editions p. 1369 Public Utilities Board report regarding the Automobile Insurance Act p. 20$0;23$0 REVISED Statutes Act (Bill 49) Notice of motion p. 2311 ROYAL Newfoundland Constabulary New guidelines p. 808-10;9$2-83 Policy respecting firearms p. 84546 Status of negotiations regarding layoffs p. 675 SHERIFF’S Act (Bill 27) Notice of motion p. 1481 STATUTES Amendment Act (Bill 48) Notice of motion p. 2311 60

MANSARDSPEAKERINDEX TRANSPORTATIONofprisonersonaircraftp. 1923-24 VICflMSofcrime Servicesp.957-58;980-81 Doyle,Mr.Norman(PC,HarbourMain) ACOA/EnterpriseNetworkCooperativeAgreement p.1210 AMALGAMATION-NortheastAvalonRegion Debatep.2020-21 CHIROPRACTOR’SAct ServicescoveredunderWorkers’Compensation p.3091 Statusofregulationsp.3090-91 COLLECWEagreements Government’sposition-labourrelationsp.1957- 59 Statementsregardingunionsp.1701-03 DAYofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredor disabledonthejob-wreathlayingceremonyp.1361 DEBATEontheAdjournment EmploymentGenerationProgramp.301 DEPARTMENTofHealth AppointmentofAssistantDeputyMinisterp. 2967 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Structuralchangesp.2753 DEPARTMENTALSalaryDetails Premier’sOffice-salariesp.1367-68 DUMPtruckowner/operators AmendmentstoLabourRelationsAct;certifica tionofTransportandAlliedWorker’sUnionp. 1065;1628-29;2108-11 Contractorsundercuttingrates-newregulations p.2143 CertificationundertheLabourRelationsActp. 2114;2155 ECONOMICCouncilofNewfoundlandand LabradorandEconomicRecoveryCommissionAd visoxyBoards MergerasAdvisoryCouncilontheEconomyp. 2104 ECONOMICRecoveryCommissionandEnterprise NewfoundlandandLabrador Expensesrelatedtopromotionandadvertisingp. 986 Jobscreatedp.920-21 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram Fundingp.1735 ReductioninBudgetp.240;301 EMPLOYMENTprogram Programtooffsetunemploymentsituationp. 881-82 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabradorCor poration Firstreporttabledp.1359 HEALThcare BurinHealthCareCentre-servicesofa specialistp.2661 Hospitalsbudgets-JanewayHospitaldeficitp. 2623-24 Labrador-shortageofphysicians;recruitmentp. 2938-40 Neurologists-shortagep.2661 PsychiatricservicesintheProvincep.2662 St.Clare’sandGraceHospitals-mergerp.2721- 22 HOSPITALSAct(Bill51) Secondreadingp.3152 JOBcreationprogram Noticeofmotionp.1739 Debatep.1814—17;1833-35 LABOURRelationsBoard Appointmentsp.1953 LAYOFFSinpublicservice EffectonunemploymentEmploymentGenera tionProgramp.239-40 MEDICALresearchatMemorialUniversity Establishmentofatoxicologycenterp.2896-97 MEDICAREprogram Debatep.2670-72 MEMORIALUniversity ExtensionServicesclosurep.1147 MEMORIALUniversityAct(Bill3$) SecondreadingBk.85A,p.5-9 MENNG1TISsituation Educationprogramp.3160 MINISTERofSocialServices Ministerialconductp.1028-29 MUNICIPALiTIES-reductioninfunding Noticeofmotionp.1369 Debatep.1444-47;1463-68 NURSING Nursingschools-mergerp.2721 ORALQuestions Chiropracticservices-coverageunderWorkers’ Compensationp.3091 Chiropractor’sAct-statusofrecommendations p.3090-91 Collectiveagreements-government’spositionp. 1957-59 Collectiveagreements-meetingwithunions; statementsp.1701-03 DepartmentalSalaryDetailsp.1367-68 Dumptruckoperators-LabourRelationsAct unioncertificationp.1065;1628-29;2108-11 EconomicRecoveryCommissionp.920-21 61

HANSARD_SPEAKER INDEX Assembly p. 3141-43 Economic Recoveiy Commission - Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - $44 million; ad vertising and promotion expenses p. 986 Employment Generation Program p. 240;1735 Employment program to offset unemployment situation p. 88 1-82 Health care - hospitals budgets - Janeway Hospi tal deficit p. 2623-24 Health care - shortage of neurologists and psychiatrists; specialist at Burin Health Care Centre p. 2661-62 Health care - St.

Clare’s and Grace Hospitals - merger p. 2721-22 Health care in Labrador - shortage of physicians; recruitment p. 2938-40 Layoffs in public service - effect on unemploy ment; Employment Generation Program p. 239-40 Medical research at Memorial University - toxicology center p. 2896-97 Meningitis situation - update p. 3160 Minister of Social Services - ministerial conduct p. 1028-29 Nursing schools - closure; merger p. 2721 Public relations group p. 1548-49 Public Service Commission - allegations; inves tigation p. 1171-72 Public service, executive level - entertainment al lowance p. 3046 St.

Lawrence miners - benefits to families - public hearings p. 1665-66 Unemployment rate p. 950-52; 1735-36 PETITIONS Dump truck owner/operators requesting certifica tion under Labour Relations Act p. 2114 Memorial University Extension Services - reinstatement p. 1147 Seal Cove bridge - repairs p. 2158 PROVINCIAL Court Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 1753-55 PUBLIC relations group p. 1548-49 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Second reading Bk. 24A, p. 11-14 Third reading p. 1083-88 PUBLIC Service - executive level Entertainment allowance p. 3046 PUBLIC Service Commission Inquiiy to examine the allegations p. 1171-72 SEAL Cove Repairs to bridge p. 2158 ST.

Lawrence - benefits to families of miners Public hearing process p. 1665-66 UNEMPLOYMENT p. 950-52; 1735-36 WORLD ADS Day designated p. 2891 Dumaresque, Mr.

Daniel (L, Eagle River) ABORIGINAL person’s election to Legislature Debate p. 2846-49 ECONOMIC development Debate p. 122-26 FERRY and freight rates to coastal Labrador Increase by Marine Atlantic p. 1889 FREIGHT rates to Labrador - increase by Marine Atlantic Notice of motion p. 352 GASOLINE Tax Debate p. 1301-02;1343;1348-49 IMPAIRED driving legislation p. 2798 INCOME support program be created between both levels of Government Notice of motion p. 2243 Debate p. 22$2-85;2298-2301 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 492-93; Bk. iSA, p. 20-22 JOB creation program Debate p. 1825-28 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Committee of the Whole MEDICARE program Debate p. 2680-84 MEMORIAL University Extension Services closure p. 854;1292 PETITIONS Marine Atlantic - increase in freight rates to Labrador p. 1889 PRIVILEGES and Elections Committee Report respecting the broadcasting of House of Assembly proceedings p. 679 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Second reading p. 794-95 REPORTS Tabled Privileges and Elections Committee report respecting the broadcasting of House of Assemb ly proceedings p. 679 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3 Debate p. 2398-99; Bk. 66A, p. 17-19 TRANS-Labrador Highway Road from Churchill Falls to Goose Bay p. 2120 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits - extension for Labrador fishermen Notice of motion p. 1481 Debate p. 1633-36;1655-58 Efford, Hon.

John fL, Port de Grave) ADOPTION of Children Act Amendments to legislation p. 1705 ALTERNATIVE Measures Programs Central Newfoundland area p. 153 62

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX BAYSt.GeorgeCommunityEmploymentCorpora tion Congratulationsp.1660 CHILDWelfareAct Amendmentstoprotectyoungpeoplep. 1104;1325-26 COMMUNITYdevelopmentprojects ReductioninBudgetp.194-96 Counsellingprogram Contractingoutp.1737-38 DEBATEontheAdjournment Agri-FoodsTaskForceReportp.1691 Minimumwageincrease-domesticsandchild carep.1504 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Annualreporttabledp.386 Maiystownoffice-healthandsafetyproblems p.918-20;952-54 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromApr. 1/90toMar.31/91p.1221 SiMary’soffice-positioneliminatedp.1439-40 ECONOMICdevelopment Debatep.113-17 FISHERY-foreignfishing-200-milelimit Noticeofmotionp.2454 Debatep.2487-91;2506-09 GASOLINETax Debatep.1233-35 GROUPhomes Closure;Gandergrouphomep.682 GROUPhomesforhandicappedpeople Closurep.101-02 HOMEcareprograms Associationsrequestforrateincreasep.1591-92 INTERIMSupply DebateBk.13A,p.10;17-19;32;4$3-25;539-41; Bk.18A,p.2-5;11-13;26-28 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.1203-05 MEDICAREprogram Debatep.2666-70 MEMORIALUniversity ExtensionServicesclosurep.889 MINIMUMwage Increasetochildcareworkers-effectonsocial assistancerecipientsp.1436-37 Increasetodomesticworkers-effectp.1504 MINISTERIALStatements Alternativemeasuresprogramsp.153 BaySiGeorgeCommunityEmploymentCor poration-congratulationsp.1660 CommitteeformedtoreviewSocialAssistance Programforsingleparentspursuingpost-secon daryeducationp.152 MORGANReporttoInternalEconomyCommis sionregardingcompensationtomembers Pan-timeMemberp.2240;2346 ORALQuestions AdoptionofChildrenAct-amendmentsp.1705 ChildWelfareAct-amendmentstoprotect youngpeoplep.1104;1325-26 Communitydevelopmentprojects-reductionin Budgetp.194-96 Counsellingprogram-contractingoutp.1737-38 DepartmentofSocialServices-eliminationof positionatSt.Mary’sofficep.1439-40 DepartmentofSocialServices-Marystownof fice-healthandsafetyproblemsp.918-20;952-54 Grouphomesforhandicappedpeople-closure p.101-02 Homecareprograms-requestforrateincrease p.1591-92 MembersofHouseofAssembly-Morganreport toInternalEconomyCommission;pan-time memberp.2240;2346 Minimumwageincrease-effectonsocialassis tancerecipientsp.1436-37 PublicServiceCommission-allegations;inves tigationp.1098-99;1136 Respitecareworkers,SocialServicesDepartment -layoffp.348-49;459-61 SocialAssistanceAppealBoardp.1027-2$;1063- M;1097-98;1211-12 Socialassistanceapplicants-releaseofmedical recordsp.1849-50 Socialassistanceincreaseannouncedinthe Budgetp.163 Socialassistancerecipients-changesintranspor tationservicesp.1667-69;2003-04 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen- delayinprocessingp.2697-98 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct(Bill16) Secondreadingp.834-37 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.906-09 PUBLICServiceCommission Allegationofimproprietyregardingajobcom petitionp.1098-99;1136 QUESTIONPeriod Recognitionofgovernmentbackbenchersp.2210 QUESTIONS(Written) MinisterofSocialServices-numberoftrips takenfromApr.1/90toMar.31/91p.1221 RespitecareworkersinDepartmentofSocialSer vices-layoff(W.Q.#3)p.198 QUESTIONSrelatingtointernaleconomy Pointoforderp.2242 REPORTSTabled 63

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Department of Social Services annual report p. 386 RESPITE care workers, Department of Social Ser vices Layoff p. 348-49;459-61 Layoff (W.Q #3) p. 19$ SOCIAL Assistance Appeal Board Appointment of Chairman; per diems p. 1063-64 Correspondence regarding reclassification p. 12 11-12 Judicial inquiry to review board p. 1097-98 Reclassification; retroactive pay; per diems p. 1027-28 SOCIAL assistance applicants p. 1849-50 SOCIAL assistance payments Increase announced in Budget p. 163 SOCIAL Assistance Program for single parents pur suing post-secondary education Committee formed p. 152 SOCIAL assistance recipients Changes in transportation services p. 1667- 69;2003-04 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Debate p. 296-98 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3 Debate p. 2250-52;231$-20; Bk. 66A, p. 5-7;31- 34; 2429-32 TASK force on Agii-Foods Financial implications report p. 1691 TOBACCO Tax Debate p. 1419-21 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits - extension for Labrador fishermen Debate P. 1639-42 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits for fishermen Delay in processing p. 2697-98 Flight, Hon.

Graham (L, Windsor-Buchans) ABITIBI-Price Bond rating; downtime p. 2789-9 1 Down-turn in newsprint industry; hydro project p. 1280-81 Downtime in Stephenville and Grand Falls p. 3048-49 AGRICULTURAL industiy “Uruguay Round” of trade negotiations under the GATT p. 3121 ATLANTIC puffm designated as provincial bird p. 3155 CANADIAN Sealers Association Grant approved p. 632 CARIBOU game farm in Peter’s River area Proposal p. 2795-96 CHOUSE Brook area Contract awarded for construction of forest an cess road p. 190 COYOTE population p. 2722-24 DEBATE on the Adjournment Swine breeding station at Pyim’s Brook p. 2404- 05 DEPARTMENT of Forestry and Agriculture Number of trips taken by Minister and officials from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #23) p. 1811 EMPLOYMENT program Department of Forestry and Agriculture - list of projects tabled further list p. 2393;2436 FARM Development Loan Board Annual reports and fmancial statements tabled p. 198;3202 FORESTRY Woodcutting on Bonavista Peninsula p. 205 FORESTRY agreement p. 25 FORESTRY Protection Centre, North West River, Labrador p. 61 GEOGRAPHICAL Names Board Act (Bill 43) Notice of motion p. 2211 KRUGER Mill, Corner Brook Downtime and layoffs p. 2413;2450-51 New technology for forest operations p. 2862 LAND Surveyors Act (Bill 29) Second reading p. 264849 Committee of the Whole Assemb]y p. 3145 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Second reading p. 253 1-36;2565-67;2646-48 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3132;3136- 37 LWESTOCK Owners Compensation Board Annual report tabled p. 3202 MINISTERIAL Statements Agri-Foods Task Force report p. 702 Agricultural industxy - “Uruguay Round” of trade negotiations under “GATT” p. 3121 Canadian Sealers Association - $100,000 grant p. 632 Designation of Atlantic puffm as provincial bird p. 3155 Forest access road in Chouse Brook area - con tract awarded p. 190 Forestry agreement p. 25-26 Forestry Protection Centre, North West River, Labrador p. 61 Sawmill Assistance Program p. 2303 Spray program p. 1584 Wood shipment from Goose Bay to Stephenville mill p. 2478 Wooddale Tree Nursery - employment situation P. 2072 64

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX annualreportp.

NEWFOUNDLANDCropInsurance Annualreporttabledp.3202 NEWFOUNDLANDCropInsuranceAct(Bill30) Noticeofmotionp.1853 Secondreadingp.2084-85 ORALQuestions Abitibi-Price-bondrating;downtimep.2789- 91;304$-49 Abitibi-Price-GrandFallshydroproject;opera tionsinNewfoundlandp.1280-81 Agri-FoodsTaskForceReportp.67-68;314- 15;1629-30;2972-73 CaribougamefarminPeter’sRiverareap.2795- 96 Coyotepopulationp.2722-24 Kruger-newtechnologyforforestoperationsp. 2862 KrugerMill,CornerBrook-downtimeand layoffs;updatep.2413;2450-51 Pollutioncontrolregulationsonpulpandpaper mills;costtoKrugerandAbitibi-Pricep.3129 Sawmillwoodoperation-LakeMelvilleareap. 991 Schoolmilkprogram-taskforcereport;retail salestaxonmilkp.737 Swinebreedingstationonwestcoast-Hulan taskforcerecommendationsp.2343-444 UraniumminebetweenMakkovikandPostville- clean-upp.2518-19 WoodshipmentfromGooseBaytoStephenville mill-copyofagreementp.2756-57 POLLUTIONcontrolregulations CosttoKrugerandAbitibi-Pricep.3129 QUESTIONS(Written) MinisterofForestryandAgriculture-numberof tripstakenfromApr.1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q. #23)p.1811 REPORTSTabled FarmDevelopmentLoanBoardannualreports andfinancialstatementsp.198;3202 LivestockOwnersCompensationBoardannual reportp.3202 NewfoundlandCropInsurance 3202 SAWMILLAssistanceProgram Governmentsupportp.2303 SAWMILLwoodoperation LakeMelvilleareap.991 Schoolmilkprogram Taskforcereportp.737 SPRAYprogram Discontinuedfor1991p.1584 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply,No.3 Debatep.2330-31;2392-94 SWINEbreedingstationonwestcoast Hulantaskforcerecommendation;closurep. 2343-44;2404-05 TASKForceonAgri-Foods Financialimplicationsreportp.1629-30 Recommendations-closureofswinestationon westcoastp.314 Recommendationsofthereportp.2972-73 ReportbyDr.Hulanp.67-68;314-15 Reportreleasedp.702 UNIMPROVEDLandsRedistributionAct(Bill20) Secondreadingp.2455-57 URANIUMminebetweenMakkovikandPostville Radioactivematerials;clean-upp.2518-19 WOODshipmentfromGooseBaytoStephenville CopyofagreementwithEasternHarvestersp. 2756-57 ExperimentalshipmentforStephenvillemillp. 2478 WOODDALETreeNurseiy Employmentprogramp.2072 Furey,Hon.Charles(L,St.Bat-be) ANNIVERSARYoftheVikinglandingatL’anse-au Meadows ChangethenameoftheProvincep.2162 DANIELS,Mr.Wally,condolencestofamilyupon deathp.269 DEBATEontheAdjournment EmploymentGenerationProgramp.302 DEPARTMENTofDevelopment TripstakenbyMinisterandofficialsfromApr. 1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#22)p.1812 ECONOMICRecoveiyCommissionandEnterprise NewfoundlandandLabrador Expenses-Answertoquestionp.1035-36 Fishwastedisposal-employmentp.1142 Listofexpenses(W.Q.#32)p.1853 EMPLOYMENTGenerationProgram ReductioninBudgetp.302 ENTERPRISENewfoundlandandLabradorCor poration Firstreporttabledp.1358 FISHwastedisposal EconomicRecoveryCommissionp.1142 FISHERY Salmonfishery-commercialandrecreationalp. 3202 GEOGRAPHICALNamesBoardAct(Bill43) Secondreadingp.2442-43 GOVERNMENTstoresonLabradorcoast Saleoftobaccoproductsp.676-77 GREATNorthernSeafoods Loanguaranteep.2077-79 65

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX INTERIM Supply Debate Bk. 15A, p. 13-15; 650-5 1 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Future p. 2280-82 Meeting with employees p. 311 New employment initiatives p. 1484 MINISTERIAL Statements Enterprise Corporation - first report tabled p. 1358 National Tourism Week p. 1766 NATIONAL Tourism Week p. 1766 OFFSHORE Development Fund Update p. 3127-28 ORAL Questions Fish waste disposal p. 1142 Government stores on Labrador coast - sale of tobacco products p. 676-77 Great Northern Seafoods - loan guarantee p. 2077-79 Maiystown Shipyard - future p. 2280-82 Maiystown Shipyard - meeting with employees p. 311 Offshore Development Fund - update p. 3 127-28 Piper Aircraft Corporation - relocation to Canada p. 3194 Salmon fisheiy - commercial and recreational - hook and release program p. 3202 Trepassey - fish processing licence; building owned by Enterprise Newfoundland p. 2147-48 PIPER Aircraft Corporation Relocation to Canada - proposal from Province p. 3194 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 25A, p. 26-29 Third reading p. 1079-83 QUESTIONS (Written) Economic Recovery Commission and Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - list of expenses (W.Q. #32) p. 1853-55 Minister of Development - thps taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #22) p. 1812 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3 Debate Bk. 66A, p. 12-15 TOBACCO Tax Debate p. 1429-3 1 TREPASSEY Leasing of building owned by Enterprise New foundland p. 2147 Gibbons, Hon.

Dr. Rex (I, St.

John’s West) BAlE Verte mines Decision by Labour Standards Board regarding wages p. 559 COME by Chance oil refmeiy p. 2311 Fmancial assistance to Newfoundland Processing p. 2859-60 Newfoundland Processing - arrears with New foundland Hydro p. 2860 Products purchased by Government or an agency of Government (Answer to questions) p. 3017 Tendering process for crude p. 2974 DEBATE on the Adjournment Lower Churchill development - status of negotia tions with Quebec p. 1506 DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #21) p. 117$ DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Act (Bill 60) Notice of motion p. 3096 Second reading p. 3205 ELECTRICAL Power Control Act (Bill 57) Notice of motion p. 2863 Second reading p. 3168-70 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3210 ELECTRICAL rates Retail sales tax p. 601 HlEERMA project Employment for Newfoundlanders on project; hiring of nurses p. 1586-87 HOPE Brook gold mine Status p. 2041-42 LOWER Churchill development Federal fmancial support (W.Q. #6) p. 506 Land claims negotiations with limu p. 3050 Proposal to Federal Government (W.Q. #14) p. 2153 Statement in Evening Telegram;

article regarding Hydro Quebec p. 1361-63 Status of negotiations with Quebec p. 1362- 63; 1506;3049 Transmission line (W.Q. #5) p. 506 Update on negotiations p. 3199 MINERAL Licences and Mining Leases report Tabled p. 1594 MINING and Mineral Exploration Advisory Council formed p. 2302 MINING industry - payroll tax revenues Debate p. 2356-58 MINISTERIAL Statements Mining and Mineral Exploration, Advisory Coun cil p. 2302 Newfoundland Hydro - changes in management structure p. 3154 Petroleum exploration and development - Call for Postings p. 2105 66

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Petroleumexplorationanddevelopment-Re questforBidsforpermitsp.3016 NATIVEpeopleslandclaimsnegotiationsp.3050 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro AssessmentoftheassetsofHydrop.102 Changesinmanagementp.3154 CostofphaseoutofPDDsubsidyp.3161 DifferenceinbillsinNainasopposedtoSt.

John’sp.2558 ExpansionoffacilityatHolyrood-sulphuremis sionsp.2040-41 Policyconcerningminihydrositesp.2860-61 Powerdisthbutiondisthcts(PDD)-privatization p.99 Privatizationp.98-99 Reportfor1990tabledp.1369 Requestforincreasep.2557;3051 Sourceofpowerbeyondyear2000;plantat Holyroodp.1364 NORANDAMines Relocationofofficesp.3156-57 OFFSHOREDevelopmentfund Answertoquestionp.3164 Reportofactivitiestabledp.1177 ORALQuestions BaieVerteminesworkers-decisionbyLabour StandardsBoardregardingwagesp.559 ComebyChanceoilrefineryp.2311;2859- 60;2974 Electricalrates-freeze;retailsalestaxp.601 Hibemiaproject-employmentopportunitiesfor Newfoundlandersp.1586-87 HopeBrookgoldmine-futurep.2041-42 LowerChurchillprojectp.1361-63;3049-50;3199 NewfoundlandHydro-differenceinbillsinSt.

John’sopposedtoNainp.2558 NewfoundlandHydro-expansionoffacilityat Holyrood-emissionsp.2040-41 NewfoundlandHydro-policyconcerningmini hydrositesp.2860-61 NewfoundlandHydro-powersourceafteryear 2000;Holyroodplantp.1364 NewfoundlandHydro-privatization;powerdis thbutiondistricts(PDD);requestforincreasep. 98-99;102;2557;3051;3161 NorandaMines-relocationofofficesp.3156-57 St.LawrenceHuorsparMine-futurep.736- 37;1327 WabushMines-statusp.1623 PETROLEUMexplorationanddevelopment CallforPostingsp.2105 RequestforBidsforpermitsp.3016 QUESTIONS(Written) LowerChurchilldevelopment-financialsupport (W.Q.#6)p.506 LowerChurchilldevelopment-proposalto FederalGovernment(W.Q.#14)p.2153 LowerChurchilldevelopment-transmissionline (W.Q.#5)p.506 MinisterofMinesandEnergy-numberoftrips takenfromApr.1190toMar.31191(W.Q. #21)p.178 REPORTS Mineral 1594 NewfoundlandHydroreportp.1369 OffshoreDevelopmentFund-reportofactivities p.1177 SECURiTYInterestRegistrationAct(Bill59) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3210 ST.LawrenceHuorsparMine Futurep.736-37;1327 WABUSHMines Extensiontoshut-downp.1623 Gilbert,Hon.David(I,Burgeo-Bayd’Espolr) BEAUBois Roadupgradedandpavedp.509 BURGEOandPortSaundershospitals-engineering contracts Answertoquestionsp.1403 NewlabEngineeringandNycumandAssociates p.1137-38;1166 Tableproposalsp.1245-46 CAPITALroadsprogram Listofprojectsp.914 CONFEDERATIONBuilding Security;demonstrationsp.1662 DEBATEontheAdjournment EngineeringdesigncontractsforBurgeoand PortSaundershospitalsp.1166 DEPARTMENTofWorks,ServicesandTransporta tion Numberofpositionseliminatedp.313-14 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromApr. 1190toMar.31191(W.Q.#20)p.1328 DRiVER’Slicenceandvehiclepermitrenewalap plications Changesp.1170 DUMPtruckowner/operators Contractorsundercuttingrates-newregulations p.2142 ELECTRICALPowerControlAct(Bill59) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3210 FERRYandfreightratestocoastalLabrador Correspondencetabledp.Ml IncreasebyMarineAtlanticp.505-06;1$91 Tabled LicensesandMiningLeasesreportp. 67

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX F000 Island feny Construction p. 104;310-11;921 Improved ferry service p. 310 GRAND Falls campus Answer to question p. 316 GRAND falls-Windsor Plan to install a median on Trans Canada High way p. 1251 HARRY’S Harbour-Jackson’s Cove area Road upgrading and paving p. 1371 HIGHWAY projects - 1990-91 Budget Contracts extended beyond accepted price (W.Q. #2) p. 744 Projects approved since March of 1990 (W.Q. #1) p. 744 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 575-77;580-82; Bk. 16A, p. 4-13; Bk. 17A, p. 6-16 LABRADOR bridge contract Public Tender Act Exceptions p. 69 LONG Island Ferry service p. 1223 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Tender for construction of cranes for Cow Head facility p. 385 MINISTERIAL Statements Capital roads program p. 914 Driver’s licence and vehicle permit renewal ap plication payments p. 1170 Dump truck industry - new regulations p. 2142 Motor vehicle registration fees - increase p. 554 National Access Awareness Week - government’s initiatives for disabled persons p. 2071 NATIONAL Access Awareness Week Government initiatives to integrate disabled people p. 2071 ORAL Questions Burgeo and Port Saunders hospitals - awarding of design contracts p. 1137-38;1245-46 Confederation Building - security p. 1662 Department of Works, Services and Transporta tion - number of positions to be eliminated p. 3 13-14 Ferry and freight rates to coastal Labrador - in crease p. 505-06 Fogo Island ferry - construction p. 104;310-11;921 Grand Falls-Windsor - plan to install a median on Trans Canada Highway p. 1251 Labrador bridge contract - Public Tender Act p. 69 Marystown Shipyard - tender for construction of cranes for Cow Head p. 385 Outer Ring Road - status p. 315 Public service - layoff of security in Grand Banic p. 2004 Public Service Conunission - allegations; inves tigation p. 1324 Public tendering - contracts - local preference policy p. 1884 Public Tender Act Exceptions - tabling p. 68-69 School bus system p. 956 Trans-Labrador Highway - road from Wabush to the Ossok p. 740 Vehicle licences - increase p. 562 OUTER Ring Road Status p. 315 PPPY Park Commission Annual report tabled p. 386 PUBLIC service Grand Bank court house - layoff of employees p. 2004 PUBLIC Service Commission Update on investigation p. 1324 PUBLIC tendering Local preference policy on contracts p.

Local preference, awarding of contract report of Hughes Commission (Answer tion) p. 1926 PUBLIC Tender Act Exceptions tabled p. 38;3$5-86;1252;1852 Provisions relating to the tabling of Tender Act exceptions p. 68-69 QUESTIONS (Written) Highway projects - list of contracts extended beyond the accepted price (W.Q. #2) p. 744 Highway projects approved since March of 1990 (W.Q. #1) p. 744 Minister of Works, Services and Transportation - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #20) p. 1328 REPORTS Tabled Pippy Park Commission annual report p. 386 Public Tender Act Exceptions p. 38;385- 86; 1252; 1852 SCHOOL bus system Bus inspections; firing of bus drivers from Happy Valley-Goose Bay p. 956 Bus safety in Happy Valley-Goose Bay p. 1254 School bus safety - answer to question p. 1220 TRANS-Labrador Highway Road from Wabush to the Ossok p. 740 TRANSPORTATION services - Federal cost recovery proposals Debate p. 261-64 VEHICLE licences Increase p. 554;562 1884 for to ques 68

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Act(Bill59) Gover,Hon.Aubrey(L,BonavistaSouth)DecisionbyLabourStandardsBoardregarding ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThronewagesp.2417-18 Seconderp.10-12CAPiTALworksprogram ANOMALIESandErrorsintheStatuteLawActCancellationofprojectsp.2342 (Bill52)CifiROPRACTOR’SAct Secondreadingp.3150-51ServicescoveredunderWorkers’Compensation EDUCATIONp.3091 Proposedcutbacksp.520COMEbyChanceoilrefmeryp.2311 FORESTRYCOMMUNiTYdevelopmentprojects WoodcuttingonBonavistaPeninsulap.203Announcedemploymentprogram;$Smp.

HUGHESCommissionofEnquiryReport2209;230$-09 Whenreportwillbereleasedp.2973EMPLOYMENTprogram INTERIMSupplyEmergencyEmploymentResponseProgramto DebateBk.13A,p.13;474-76offsethighunemploymentp.2209-10 MECHANICSLienAct(Bill5$)Jobcreationp.2829 Noticeofmotionp.2940Responseprogram-additionalfundsp.2892 ORALQuestionsResponseprogramannouncedonOctober4th- HughesCommissionofEnquiryreportintostatusreportp.2549-50 abuseatMountCashel-whenreportwillbeEXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof releasedp.2973Supplyp.1536-38 Penitentiary-investigationp.3047-48HSI{ERY PENiTENTIARYEmergencyFisheryResponseProgramp.2829 Investigationp.3047-48FISHINGIndustryCollectiveBargainingAct PETITIONSAmendmentsregardinglobsterpricesp.2795 Education-cutbacksp.520HIBERNIAproject Forestry-woodcuttingonBonavistaPeninsulaBullArm-fatality-resultofinvestigationinto p.203incidentp.2510 REVISEDStatutesAct(Bill49)INCOMEsupportprogrambecreatedbetweenboth Secondreadingp.3147;3149levelsofGovernment SECURiTYInterestRegistrationDebatep.2288-91 Noticeofmotionp.2940LABOURRelationsAct,No.3(Bill47) Secondreadingp.3189Noticeofmotionp.2347 ShERIFF’SAct(Bill27)Secondreadingp.3172-75;31$6-87 Secondreadingp.3118-20CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3206-08 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3146-47MEMORIALUniversityExtensionServicesclosure STATUTESAmendmentAct(Bill4$)Debatep.1120-25 Secondreadingp.3149MINISTERIALStatements BullArmsite-fatality-resultsoftheinvestiga Greening,Mr.Glenn(PC,TerraNova)tionp.2510 INTERIMSupplyEmploymentResponseProgram-additional DebateBk.16A,p.17-19fundsp.2892 MEMORIALUniversityEmploymentResponseProgramannouncedon ExtensionServicesclosurep.680October4th-statusreportp.2549-50 PETITIONSORALQuestions MemorialUniversityExtensionServices -BaieVerteminesworkers-decisionbyLabour reinstatementp.680StandardsBoardregardingwagesp.2417-18 WinterBrook-roadbeupgradedandpavedp.Capitalworksprogramp.2342 2157Chiropracticservices-coverageunderWorkers’ WINTERBrookCompensationp.3091 Roadbeupgradedandpavedp.2157ComebyChanceoilrefmeiyp.2311 Grimes,Hon.Roger(I,Exploits)Communitydevelopmentprojects-announced BAIEVerteminesemploymentprogram;$Smp.2209;2308-09 Answertoquestionp.2455Employmentprogramtooffsetunemployment situationp.2209-10 69

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX reduction in CBC Department of Fishery - Emergency Fishery Response Program p. 2829 Fishing Industry Collective Bargaining Act - amendments regarding lobster prices p. 2795 Job creation - federal assistance p. 2829 Student assistants - mediator appointed p. 2453 Unemployment insurance benefits for fishermen - delay in processing p. 2697-98 Wabush and Labrador City mining operation - layoffs; future p. 2238 Workers’ Compensation Board - response to claims p. 3200-01 Workers’ Compensation Review Committee - medical treatment for injured workers p. 2519 Workers’ Compensation Review Committee - minority report - benefits to injured workers; changes in the operation of the Board p. 2344;2373-75;2974 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Second reading p. 863-67 REPORTS Tabled Workers’ Compensation Statutory Review Com mittee report p. 2339 STUDENT assistants Strike p. 2453 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3 Debate p. 2325-27;2401-03; Bk. 66A, p. 21-24 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits for fishermen Delay in processing p. 2697-98 WABUSH and Labrador City mines Layoffs; future of the mines p. 2238 WOMEN’S rights - discrimination Debate p. 761-64 Amendment p. 764 WORKERS’ Compensation Board Response to claims p. 3200-01 WORKERS’ Compensation Statutory Review Com mittee Changes in the operation of the Board p. 2373-75 Implementation of the recommendations p. 2974 Majority and minority reports tabled p. 2339 Medical treatment for injured workers p. 2519 Minority report by Jim Gill - proposal to cut benefits to injured workers p. 2344 Gullage, Hon.

Eric (L, Waterford-Kenmount) AMALGAMATION p. 1776-77;2418;3124-26 Bay Bulls water supply p. 1921 City of Mount Pearl p. 1771-72 Cost of amalgamation to citizens of Wedgewood Park and Goulds p. 2971-72 Goulds; agricultural land p. 1772-74 Legislation p. 1662-64 Lewin’s Cove p. 3158-60 Metro Board - transfer of responsibilities p. 1884 Mount Month, Massey Drive and Corner Brook p. 3163 Mount Pearl/St.

John’s p. 1670;1674 Northeast Avalon p. 1402 Regional Services Board p. 1885-86 Regional water system p. 1922-23 Statement regarding resolution p. 1767 Supercity proposal - feasibility study p. 1623- 25;1627; 1703-05 Transition grant to City of St.

John’s p. 3015 Update p. 1102-03;1248-49 Wedgewood Park p. 1774-75 AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon Region Notice of motion p. 1777 Debate p. 1898-1907;2031-32 AMALGAMATION Act - Bill 50 Draft copy of bill p. 2345-46 AMALGAMATION of six municipalities Centreville-Wareham-Trinity; Badger’s Quay-Val leyfield-Pool’s Island-Wesleyville-Newtown p. 2372 AMERICAN Hockey League franchise of the Toron to Maple Leafs awarded to St. John’s p. 1507 AQUARENA Transition to City of St.

John’s p. 2451-52 ARTS and Culture Centres Future p. 1881-82 Purchase of covers (Answer to question) p. 2081 BUCKMASThR’S Circle housing project Funds allocated p. 1319 BUDGET projections Capital account expenditures; projects an nounced p. 2238 CANADA Games Park Commission Report tabled p. 2080 CANADA Winter Games, Newfoundland contingent Congratulations p. 29 CITY of Corner Brook Act, the City of Mount Pearl Act, and the Municipalities Act (Bill 11) Notice of motion p. 38 CRTC Public hearings into proposed service p. 502-04 DAVIS Inlet Relocation p. 2150-51 DEBATh on the Adjournment Emergency Response Program - Municipal Affairs p. 2715 Memorial University Extension Arts p. 802-03 Municipal capital works program - funding p. 449-50;1 164 Recreation program - capital grants p. 45 1-52 70

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX RegionalServicesBoard-legislationp.2542 DEPARTMENTOFMunicipalandProvincialAf fairs TripstakenbyMinisterandofficialsfromApr. 1,90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#19)p.1855 EMPLOYMENTprogram MunicipalandProvincialAffairs-jobcreation programsp.2510;2698;2715 FIREPreventionAct(Bill53) Noticeofmotionp.2243 Secondreadingp.2468-69;2473-74 FiTZGERALD,Duey,congratulationsonbeing namedtoCanadianSoftballHallofFamep.1395 FLATROCK Watersystemp.1886-87;3093-94 FOXIslandRiverandPointauMaY Statusofincorporation(Answertoquestion)p. 3017 GOULDS Proposedamalgamationp.1894 GRANDFalls-Windsor Capitalworkscommitmentof$1.25millionp. 884 HOUSINGcomplexforseniorcitizensinStephen villeCrossingp.2931 HOUSINGprogramfornortherncoastofLabrador Ruralandnativeprogramp.2152 HOUSINGprograms Allocationoffundingfor1991p.1433 INTERIMSupply Debatep.589-91;593-94;616-18;Bk.17A,p.34-36 JOHNSON,Paul,commendationontherestoration ofSignalHillp.2409 LABRADORtravelsubsidyprogram p.2379-80;2414 Additionalfundingp.3094 MEMORIALUniversity ExtensionArtsp.709;802-03 ExtensionServicesclosurep.712;812 MINISTERIALStatements Amalgamation-tabledtheresolutiontobeintro ducedp.1767 Amalgamationofsixseparatemunicipalitiesp. 2372 Buckmaster’sCirclepublichousingproject- fundingp.1319 CanadaWinterGames,Newfoundlandcontin gent-congratulationsp.29 EmploymentResponseProgram-jobcreation programsforMunicipalandProvincialAffairs p.2510 HousingcomplexforseniorcitizensinStephen villeCrossingp.2931 Housingprograms-allocationoffundingfor 1991p.1433 Municipalelectionsinnewlyamalgamatedareas p.3193 RecreationCapitalGrantsProgram-fundingfor gynmasiainMakkovikandMountCannel schoolsp.2620 RuralandNativeHousingProgramfor Labradorp.2152 MOUNTPearlFireDepartment p.2418;2522;2525;2528 Fireservicep.2514-15 MULLETT,Abe,bestwisheson100thbirthdayp. 2548 MUNICIPALAuthoritiesAmendmentsAct(Bill50) Noticeofmotionp.2243 Secondreadingp.2709-12;2724-30 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3067-71 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram Recreationprogramsp.1323 Waterandsewerandpavingprojectsp.383- 84;449-50;114041;1164 Whenlistofprojectswillbeannouncedp. 1218;1887 MUNICIPALelectionsinnewlyamalgamatedareas p.3193 MUNICIPALITIES Budgetsfor1991-deficitbudgetsp.706-07 Electricalpowersubsidiesprogramp.1322 Municipalgrantstructure-fmancialimplications ofnewsystemp.2695-96 Municipalgrantstructure-roadscomponentp. 2938;3157-5$ Municipalgrantstructure;debtservicecostsp. 96-97;639-40 MunicipalgrantssystemGarnishandPointMay p.599-600 Municipaloperatinggrants(Answertoquestion) p.2941 MUNTCWAL1TIES-reductioninfunding Debatep.1448-51 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousingCor poration Increaseinrentp.1323-24 Occupancyregulationforbuildings AnswertoquestionaskedduringdebateonBill 53p.3202-03 ORALQuestions Amalgamationp.1102-03;1248-49;1402;1623- 27;1662-64;1703-05;1771-77;1884-86;1921- 23;2418;2971-72;3015;3124-26;3158-60;3163 AmalgamationinNortheastAvalon-Bill50- draftcopyofbillp.2345-46 71

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Aquarena - transition to City of St.

John’s p. 2451-52 Arts and Culture Centres - future p. 1881-82 Budget projections - deficit p. 2238 CRTC - proposed reduction in CBC service p. 502-04 Davis Inlet - relocation p. 2150-5 1 Employment Response Program - Department of Municipal Affairs p. 2698 Flatrock - water system p. 1$$6-87;3093-94 Labrador travel subsidy program p. 2379- $0;2414;3094 Memorial University Extension Arts p. 709 Mount Pearl Fire Department p. 2418;2514-15 Municipal capital works program p. 383-84;1140- 41; 1218; 1887 Municipal grant structure and changes in debt service costs p. 96-97;599-600;639-40;2695-96 Municipalities - Budgets for 1991 - deficit p. 706- 07 Municipalities - electrical power subsidies pro gram recreation programs p. 1322-23 Municipalities - operating grants - changes p. 2938;3 157-58 Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corpora tion - increase in rent p. 1323-24 Recreation program - capital grants p. 384-85 Recreational facilities - Fogo Island p. 3161-62 Regional Services Boards legislation - requests from Federation of Municipalities p. 1885;2485-86 Robin Hood Bay dump site p. 710;1328;1369 St.

John’s Fire Department p. 1066;2149-50 Waste disposal site p. 3094 Waste management study - cost-sharing p. 1850- 51 QUESTIONS (Written) Grand Falls-Windsor - $1.25 million for capital works p. 884 Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs - trips taken by Minister from 1990 to 1991 (W.Q. #19) p. 1855 RECREATION Capital Grants Program Joint agreement to fund gymnasiums for Mak kovik and Mount Carmel schools p. 2620 RECREATION program Capital grants p. 384-$5;451-52 RECREATIONAL facilities Fogo Island p. 3161-62 REGIONAL Services Boards legislation p. 1885- 86;2485-86;2542 REPORTS Tabled Canada Games Park Commission report p. 2080 ROBIN Hood Bay dump site Septic waste disposal - June deadline p. l328;1369 Study p. 710 ST.

John’s Centennial Foundation Act (Bill 41) Notice of motion p. 2243 Second reading p. 2459 ST. John’s Fire Department Fire fighters be rehired p. 1775;2149-50 Operating deficit layoffs p. 1066 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3 Debate p. 2262-63;2265;2322 URBAN and Rural Planning Act (Bill 45) Notice of motion p. 2243 Second reading p. 3187-88 WASTE disposal site p. 3094 WASTE management study Cost-sharing p. 1850-51 WITHERS, Vince, congratulations on being named to the Canadian Softball Hall of Fame p. 1395 Harris, Mr. Jack (ND?, St.

John’s East) ABORIGINAL person’s election to Legislature Debate p. 2843-46 Amendment p. 2845 AMALGAMATION p. 2757-58 Cost of amalgamation to citizens of Wedgewood Park and Goulds p. 2971 Statement regarding resolution p. 1769 Transition grant to City of St. John’s p. 3015 AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon Region Debate Bk. 53A, p. 24-29; 1989-92;2026-27 AMERICAN Hockey League franchise of the Toron to Maple Leafs awarded to St.

John’s p. 1507 ANNIVERSARY of the Viking landing at L’anse-au Meadows Change the name of the Province p. 2164 ANOMALIES and Errors in the Statute Law Act (Bill 52) Second reading p. 3 150-51 APPRECIATION to Members, staff and Press for co-operation during session p. 2200 ATLANTIC Economic Union Effect on unions; double breasting p. 2282 Trade barriers p. 1808 White Paper p. 1807 BAlE Verte mines Decision by Labour Standards Board regarding wages p. 55$-59;2417 BUDGET Debate p. 2178-84 CLERK of the House and Office of the Legislative Counsel Appointments p. 2752 CO-OPERATIVE Societies Act (Bill 24) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 2100-02 COLLECfWE agreements 72

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Ann-Nodecop.

AgreementsignedwithCUPEp.197 COMEbyChanceoilrefmery Emissionsp.1973;2005-06 CONSTiTUTIONALamendingprocess-JointCom mitteeofParliament Premier’ssubmissionp.954-55 COUNSELLINGprogram Contractingoutp.1737-38 DANIELS,Mr.Wally,condolencestofamilyupon deathp.269 DEBATEontheAdjournment MemorialUniversityExtensionArtsp.801-02 DEPARTMENTofMinesandEnergyAct(Bill60) Secondreadingp.3205 DivisionBells-lengthoftimebellsshouldringp. 1094-95 DUMPtruckowner/operators Contractorsundercuttingrates-newregulations p.2144 ECONOMICAdvisoryCouncilAct(Bill61) Secondreadingp.3166-67 EDUCATION DeputyMinisterofEducationwillbeappointed p.1218 Proposedcutbacksp.74;357;1372 ELECTIONofwomentoHouseofAssembly Noticeofmotionp.3164 ELECTIONSAct(Bill55) Secondreadingp.2960-66 ELECTRICALrates NewfoundlandPower’srequestforincreasep. 3058 Retailsalestaxp.601 ENDOWMENTfundinhonourofLeeWulifestab lishedp.2690 ESTABLISHEDProgramsFinancing(EPF) Reductionp.36-37 EVIDENCEAct(Bill4) Secondreadingp.1797-1800;1860-63 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.2099-2100 EXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1572-74;1617-20 FEDERALbudget-pre-budgetconsultationsp.2861 FEDERALDepartmentofFisheries Cutinexpendituresp.97-98 FISHERY Incomesupportprogramforfishermen;task forcep.3160-61 Lobsterfishery-lobsterpotsp.2898-99 FISHERY-groundfishdevelopmentprogramfor 1991 Debatep.89-92 FISHERYjointmanagementproposalsbyprovin cialandfederalgovernments Debatep.303740 FISHINGIndustryCollectiveBargainingAct Amendmentsregardinglobsterpricesp.2794-95 FITZGERALD,Duey,congratulationsonbeing namedtoCanadianSoftballHallofFamep.1395 GASOLINETax Debatep.1307-08 GOVERNMENTboards Numberofboardsreclassifiedp.1033-34 Retroactivepayp.1175 HATFIELD,SenatorRichard,condolencestofami lyupondeathp.1433 HEALTHcare Budgetcutbacks;wagefreezep.962;1328 I{EMMENS,Bert,condolencestofamilyupon deathp.631 HIEERNIAproject Bullarmsite-fatality;safetymeasuresp.740- 42;810;$83;144041 SafetyregimeinplaceatBull 1550-51;1589-90 HOSPITALSAct(Bill51) Secondreadingp.3152 IMPAIREDthiving-education Debatep.2975 INTERIMSupply Debatep.44041;490-92;Bk.iSA,p.23-24;32; Bk.16A,p.25-27;Bk.18A,p.21-23;699 JOHNSON,Paul,commendationontherestoration ofSignalHillp.2409 JURYAct(Bill3) Secondreadingp.1784-88 LABOURBill(Bill16) Payequityadjustmentsp.986-87 LABOURRelationsAct,No.2(Bill40) Secondreadingp.2167-70 LABOURRelationsAct,No.3(Bill47) Secondreadingp.3181-86 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3207 LABOURStandardsAct Protectionofworkersp.559-60 LAWSocietyAct(Bill5) Secondreadingp.1391-92 LEADERoftheOpposition,bestwishesonretire mentp.2139 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.1190-92;1201-03;1205-07 LOTIERIESAct(Bill32) Secondreadingp.3215-19 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3231-34 LOWERChurchilldevelopment LandclaimsnegotiationswithInnup.3049-50 StatusofnegotiationswithQuebecp.3049 MARYSTOWNShipyard 73

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX New employment initiatives p. 1483 MECHANICS Lien Act (Bill 58) Second reading p. 3171-72 MEDICARE program Notice of motion p. 1960 Debate p. 2662-66;2686-$9 MEETING with Prime Minister Discussion regarding transfer payments and so cial programs p. 3 198-99 MEMORIAL University Enrollment p. 504-05 Extension Arts p. 709;$O1-02 Extension Services closure p. 605;638;642;643;680;7 19;8 1 2;853;8$8;926; 1144; 1178- 80; 1290 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 38) Second reading Bk. $5A, p. 20-23 MILLER, Constable frank, best wishes upon retire ment p. 632 MINING industry - payroll tax revenues Debate p. 2353-56 MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 2816-21; Bk. 81A, p. 28-33; Bk. 83A, p. 4-7 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3075-77 NATIONAL Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women Committee established p. 3086 NATIVE peoples land claims negotiations p. 3049-50 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Pay equity agreement p. 277-79 NEWFOUNDLAND Law Reform Commission Act (Bill 13) Second reading p. 1386-87 NEWFOUNDLAND Manufacturers’ Association - exhibition at Curling Club p. 1974 NEWFOUNDLAND Telephone CRTC - intervention in applications p. 419 Layoff of operators in Goose Bay p. 418-19 NORTH West River New health care clinic p. 2151 OLD and New Bonaventure Road conditions p. 1072 ONTARIO Provincial Police Appointed to investigate incident at Brittany Inns p. 603 ORAL Questions Amalgamation p. 2757-58;2971;3015 Atlantic Economic Union - local preference policy; tax policy p. 2282 Baie Verte mines workers - decision by Labour Standards Board regarding wages p. 558-59;2417 Collective agreements - wage settlements; wage freeze; union proposals p. 197 Come by Chance Oil Refinery - report on emis sions p. 1973;2005-06 Constitutional amending process - Premier’s sub mission to Joint Committee p. 954-55 Counselling program - contracting out p. 1737-38 Deputy Minister of Education - when position will be appointed p. 1218 Economic Union - White Paper, trade barriers p. 1807-08 Electrical rates - freeze; retail sales tax p. 601 Established Programs Financing (EPF) p. 36-37 Federal budget - pre-budget consultations p. 2861 Federal Department of Fisheries - cut in expendi tures p. 97-98 Fishery - income support program for fishermen p. 3160-61 Fishing Industry Collective Bargaining Act - amendments regarding lobster prices p. 2794-95 Government boards - number of boards reclas sified; retroactive pay p. 1033-34;1175 Hibemia project - fatality at Bull Arm; safety measures p. 740-42;810;$83;1440-41;1550-51;1589- 90 Labour Standards Act - protection of workers; layoffs p. 559-60 Lobster fishery - sale of lobster pots p. 2898-99 Lower Churchill project p. 3049-50 Meeting with Prime Minister - discussion regard ing transfer payments and social programs p. 3198-99 Memorial University - Budget estimates; enroll ment p. 504-05 Memorial University - Extension Services closure p. 638 Memorial University Extension Arts p. 709 Newfoundland Telephone - layoff of employees in Goose Bay p. 418-19 North West River - new health care clinic p. 2151 Pay equity program - crown corporations; New foundland Hydro p. 277-79 Pay equity program; Labour Bill (Bill 16) p. 352;382;986-$7 Pollution control regulations on pulp and paper mills; cost to Kruger and Abitibi-Price p. 3095 Post-secondary education p. 1217-18 Property rights protection in Charter of Rights - Premier’s statement to Provincial Constitutional Committee p. 2241 Public Service Commission - allegations; inves tigation p. 1098-99;1324 Robin Hood Bay dump site p. 1369;1666 School board policy with respect to sick leave for students p. 2694 74

HANSARD_SPEAKERiNDEX SocialAssistanceAppealBoardp.1034;1175- 76;2112 Socialassistanceincreaseannouncedinthe Budgetp.163 WeightLossControlClinics-Federaltaskforce reportp.1250-51 Workers’CompensationReviewCommittee- minorityreport-benefitstoinjuredworkers; changesintheoperationoftheBoardp.2344-45 PAYequityprogram Crowncorporations-NewfoundlandHydrop. 277-79 Rollback-discriminationunderCharterof RightsandFreedoms;Bill16-LabourBillp. 352382 PERRY,Randy,resignationfromthePressGallery p.2142 PETITIONS Education-cutbacksp.357;1372 Healthcare-reductioninservicesp.962;1328 MemorialUniversityExtensionServices- reinstatementp.643;853;1144;1178;1290 OldandNewBonaventure-roadconditionsp. 1072 Post-secondaryeducation-cutbacks;CabotIn stimtep.284 POINTofprivilege Noticep.630 POLLUTIONcontrolregulations Newfederalregulationsregardingpulpand papermillsp.3095 POST-secondaryeducation CabotInstitute-cutbacksp.284;714 CabotInstituteandAvalonCommunityCollege- cutbacksduetorestructuringp.1217-18 Cutbacksp.51$ EasternCommunityCollegeinBurin-cutbacks p.518 PROPERTYrightsprotection Premier’sstatementtoProvincialConstitutional Committeep.2241 PROVINCIALCourtAct(Bill2) Secondreadingp.1757-61 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct(Bill16) SecondreadingBk.hA,p.15-18;Bk.24A,p.8- 11 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.903-06; Bk.25A,p.4-6;23-25;29-30;975-77;1016-21;1023- 25 PUBLICServiceCommission Allegationofimproprietyregardingajobcom petitionp.1098-99 Updateoninvestigationp.1324 PUBLICServicePensionsAct(Bill6) Secondreadingp.1730-31;1740-44 REID,James,condolencestofamilyupondeathp. 2930 REVISEDStatutesAct(Bill49) Secondreadingp.3148 ROBINHoodBaydumpsite Septicwastedisposal-Junedeadlinep. 1369;1666-67 SCHOOLboards Policywithrespecttosickleaveforstudentsp. 2694 SCHOOLSAct(Bill31) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.2193 SECURITYInterestRegistrationAct(Bill59) Secondreadingp.3189 SHERIFF’SAct(Bill27) Secondreadingp.3120 SOCIALAssistanceAppealBoard Appointmentofboardsp.1175-76 Increaseinperdiemp.1034 RemovalofChairmanp.2112 SOCIALassistancepayments IncreaseannouncedinBudgetp.163 SOCIALAssistanceProgramforsingleparentspur suingpost-secondaryeducation Changeinpolicyp.2160 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2088-90 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply Debatep.321-22 TOBACCOTax Debatep.1413-15;1421-24;1427-29 UNANIMOUSconsentrequestedtorespondtoa MinisterialStatementp.153;155 VEHICLEwrecks AmendmentstoWasteMaterial(Disposal)Act p.985 WARREN,Garfield,MHA,condolencesupon deathofhisfatherp.1097 WEIGHTLossControlClinics Federaltaskforcereportp.1250-51 WILLIAMS,Thomas,condolencestofamilyupon deathp.25 WITHERS,Vince,congratulationsonbeingnamed totheCanadianSoftballHallofFamep.1395 WOMEN’Srights-discrimination Debatep.765-66 WORKERS’CompensationStatutoryReviewCom mittee MinorityreportbyJimGill-proposaltocut benefitstoinjuredworkersp.2344-45 Hearn,Mr.Loyola(PC,St.Mary’s-TheCapes) 75

HANS ARD SPEAKER iNDEX AUDiTOR General Act (Bill 1) Second reading p. 2225-27 COLLEGES Act (Bill 37) Second reading Bk. gSA, p. 27-31; 3102-03 DEBATE on the Adjournment Education - salary budget overrun p. 2543 School boards - support staff - layoff p. 1310 School bus system - contracts p. 1312 School tax authorities p. 27 12-13 DENOMINATIONAL educational system p. 2942 DEPARTMENT of Social Services St.

Mary’s office - position eliminated p. 1439-40 DEPARTMENT salary budgets Estimates; layoffs p. 678 Discrimination against Opposition Member’s districts Point of privilege p. 389 EASTERN Community College Campuses in Clarenville and Bonavista - declin ing enrollments p. 279 1-92 EDUCATION Departmental salary vote p. 2543 Proposed cutbacks p. 40;358;1373 School board funding p. 2969-70 School for the Deaf; bus transportation p. 2516 Substitute teachers - budget p. 9 15-16 FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 53) Second reading p. 2471-73 FISHERY Trepassey fish plant closure - government initia tives p. 707-08 GOULDS Proposed amalgamation p. 1892 HEALTH care Placentia Cottage Hospital p. 34546;355 HEALTH care (hospital closures) Debate p. 397-401 lODGE’S Cove Road improvements p. 3204 INCOME support program be created between both levels of Government Debate p. 2295-98 INTERIM Supply Debate Bk. 13A, p. 26-28; 549-51;627-29 JOB creation program Debate p. 1829-33 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Second reading p. 2611-16 MALL Bay in District of St.

Mary’s-The Capes Road upgrading p. 2158 MARINE Institute Protesting take over by Memorial University p. 2211 Take over by Memorial University p. 2207-08 Tuition fees p. 2309-10;3162-63 MEDICARE program Debate p. 2684-86 MEMORIAL University Extension Services closure p. 71 1;855;887;925; 1105 Tuition fees - increase p. 64 Tuition fees - statement by Dr.

Arthur May p. 34-35 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 38) Second reading p. 2650-54 MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 2876-82; Bk. 81A, p. 7-12; 2985-88 ORAL Questions Cabot Institute - discontinuance of programs p. 878-79 Community colleges and institutes - reduction in Budget p. 595-96 Department of Social Services - elimination of position at St.

Mary’s office p. 1439-40 Department salary budgets - estimates; layoffs p. 678 Eastern Community College - campuses at Clarenville and Bonavista p. 279 1-92 Education - Budget for substitute teachers p. 915- 16 Education - departmental salary vote; School for the Deaf; school busing p. 2516 Education - school board funding p. 2969-70 Marine Institute - take over by Memorial Univer sity; tuition fees p. 2207-08;2309-10;3 162-63 Memorial University - tuition fees p. 34-35;64 Placentia Cottage Hospital p. 345-46;1399-1400 Post-secondary education p. 64 School boards - layoff of support staff p. 742- 43; 1216-17 School bus system p. 1249-50 School tax authorities - status p. 24l6-17;2659 Social assistance recipients - changes in transpor tation services p. 2003-04 Social services - increase in caseload p. 2378-79 Student assistants - mediator appointed p. 2453 Trepassey - fish processing licence; building owned by Enterprise Newfoundland p. 2146-48 Trepassey fish plant - government initiatives p. 707-08 PETITIONS Mall Bay in District of St.

Mary’s-The Capes - road upgrading p. 215$ Marine Institute take over by Memorial Univer sity p. 2211 Memorial University Extension Services - reinstatement p. 855;8$7;925; 1105 76

HANSAR])SPEAKERINDEX Post-secondaryeducation-cutbacks;CabotIn stitutep.70;529;606 Schooltax-taxreformp.2976 POST-secondaryeducation CabotInstitute-cutbacksp.684 CabotInstitute-discontinuanceofseven programsp.878-79 Cancellationofcoursesp.64 Cutbacksp.70;529;606 Operatinggrantsforcommunitycollegesandin stitutionsp.595-96 PortauxBasquescommunitycollege-protesting cutbacksp.747 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct(Bill16) SecondreadingBk.11A,p.23-28 SCHOOLboards Layoffofsupportstaffp.742-43;1216-17;1310 SCHOOLbussystem BussafetyinHappyValley-GooseBayp.1253 Smallbusoperatorsp.1249-50;1312 SCHOOLTaxAuthorities Publichearingsbeforedecisionontaxreformp. 2976 Statusp.2416-17;2659;2712-13 SCHOOLSAct(Bill31) Secondreadingp.2124-26 SOCIALassistancerecipients Changesintransportationservicesp.2003-04 SOCIALservices Increaseinsocialassistancecaseloadp.2378-79 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2092-94 STUDENTassistants Strikep.2453 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply,No.3 Debatep.2263-65;2313-15;2390-92;2400-01;Bk. 66A,p.29-31;34-36;2423-25 TREPASSEY Fishprocessinglicensep.2146 LeasingofbuildingownedbyEnterpriseNew foundlandp.2147 Hewlett,Mr.Alvin(PC,GreenBay) AMALGAMATION-NortheastAvalonRegion DebateBk.53A,p.1-3 COMEbyChanceoilrefineryp.2311 DENOMINATIONALeducationalsystemp.2941 DEPARTMENTofMinesandEnergyAct(Bill60) Secondreadingp.3205 ELECTRICALPowerControlAct(Bill57) Secondreadingp.3169 ELECTRICALrates Freezep.600 ESTABLIShEDProgramsFinancing(EPF) Cashtransfersandtaxpointsp.742 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1602-04 FUELprices Fixedratep.501-02 Gasoline-advaloremtaxp.600 GASOLINETax Debatep.1232-33 HARRY’SHarbour-Jackson’sCovearea Roadupgradingandpavingp.1369 HEALTHcare(hospitalclosures) Debatep.402-06 INTERIMSupply Debatep.442-43;Bk.13A,p.3;469-70;534-36; Bk.iSA,p.9-11;Bk.16A,p.22-23;629-30656- 58 LOANAct Debatep.2132-34 LONGIsland Ferryservicep.1068;1221;1405 LOWERChurchilldevelopment StatusofnegotiationswithQuebecp.1362-63 Updateonnegotiationsp.3199 MENING1TISsituation Updatep.771 MININGandMineralExploration AdvisoryCouncilformedp.2302 MUNICIPALiTIES Municipalgrantstructure-Pilley’sIslandp.1375 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro Changesinmanagementp.3155 CostofphaseoutofPDDsubsidyp.3161 ORALQuestions ComebyChanceoilrefineryp.2311 Electricalrates-freeze;retailsalestaxp.600 EstablishedProgramsFinancing(EPF)p.742 Fuelprices-fixedrate;advaloremtaxp.501- 02;600 LowerChurchillprojectp.1362-63;3199 Meningitissituation-updatep.771 NewfoundlandHydro-privatization;powerdis thbutiondistricts(PDD);requestforincreasep. 3161 RobinHoodBaydumpsitep.709-10 Socialservices-increaseincaseloadp.3126 PETITIONS Denominationaleducationsystemp.2941 Harry’sHarbour-Jackson’sCovearearoadp. 1369 LongIslandferryservicep.1068;1221;1405 Municipalgrantstructure-Pilley’sIslandp.1375 PortauxBasquescommunitycollege-protesting cutbacksp.746 77

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Post-secondary education - cutbacks; Cabot In stitute p. 463 PETROLEUM exploration and development Call for Postings p. 2105 POST-secondary education Cabot Institute - cutbacks p. 463 Port aux Basques community college - protesting cutbacks p. 746 PROVINCIAL Court Act (Bill 2) Second reading p. 1755-57 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Second reading Bk. hA, p. 28-30 ROBIN Hood Bay dump site Study p. 709-10 SOCIAL services Increase in social assistance caseload p. 3126 SWINE breeding station on west coast Station be reinstated p. 2215 WOMEN’S rights - discrimination Debate p. 752-55 Hodder, Mr.

James (PC, Port au Port) ABffiBI-Ptice Downtime in Steplienville and Grand Falls p. 3048-49 ADOPTION of Children Act Amendments to legislation p. 1705 AMALGAMATION p. 3124-25 AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon Region Debate p. 2021-23 BAY St.

George Community Employment Corpora tion Congratulations p. 1660 CHILD Welfare Act Amendments to protect young people p. 1103- 04; 1324-26 COMMUNITY development projects Reduction in Budget p. 194-95 COYOTE population p. 2722-23 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Lowe report on workplace stress; task force p. 2793-94 GROUP homes for handicapped people Closure p. 101-02 I{EALTh care Port aux Basques hospital p. 3$7;424-25 HOME care programs Associations request for rate increase p. 1591-92 INTERIM Supply Debate Bk. 13A, p. 8-10 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Second reading p. 2616-19;2629-30 LOTIERIES Act (Bill 32) Second reading p. 3224-26 MINIMUM wage Increase to child care workers - effect on social assistance recipients p. 1435-37 MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 2998-3001 ORAL Questions Abitibi-Price - bond rating; downtime p. 3048-49 Adoption of Children Act - amendments p. 1705 Amalgamation p. 3124-25 Child Welfare Act - amendments to protect young people p. 1103-04;1324-26 Community development projects - reduction in Budget p. 194-95 Coyote population p. 2722-23 Department of Social Services - Lowe report on workplace stress; task force p. 2793-94 Group homes for handicapped people - closure p. 101-02 Health care - cutbacks in hospitals; additional funding p. 424-25 Home care programs - request for rate increase p. 1591-92 Minimum wage increase - effect on social assis tance recipients p. 1435-37 Organizations - funding - Consumer Organiza tion for Disabled and Association for Com munity Living p. 309 1-93 Public Service Commission - allegations; inves tigation p. 1518 Respite care workers, Social Services Department - layoff p. 348;459-60 Social Assistance Appeal Board p. 1211-12;1281- 82;2111-12 Social assistance applicants - release of medical records p. 1849-50 Social services - increase in caseload p. 2375 Social Services Department, Goose Bay - conflict regarding a foster child p. 2556;2624-25 ORGANIZATIONS - funding Consumer Organization for Disabled; Associa tion for Community Living p. 309 1-93 PETITIONS Piccadilly - flooding problem p. 1334 PICCADILLY Flooding problem p. 1334 PUBLIC Service Commission Update on investigation p. 1518 RESPiTE care workers, Department vices Layoff p. 34$;459-60 SCHOOLS Act (Bill 31) Second reading p. 2122-24 SOCIAL Assistance Appeal Board Appointment of boards p. 1281-82 of Social Ser 78

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Correspondexiceregardingreclassificationp. 1211-12 RemovalofChairmanp.2111-12 SOCIALassistanceapplicantsp.1849-50 SOCIALAssistanceProgramforsingleparentspur suingpost-secondaryeducation Changeinpolicyp.2082 Committeeformedp.152 SOCIALservices Increaseinsocialassistancecaseloadp.2375 SOCIALServicesDepartment,GooseBay Conflictregardingafosterchildp.2556;2624-25 Hogan,Hon.William(L,Placentia) COMMUNITYdevelopmentprojects Announcedemploymentprogram;$5mp. 2209;2376 Listofprojectstabledp.2390 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices DevelopmentalandRehabilitativeDivision- reporttabledp.2419 Lowereportonworkplacestress;taskforcep. 2793-94 Structuralchangesp.2752 EMPLOYMENTprogram DepartmentofSocialServices-listofjobs tabledp.2390 EmergencyEmploymentResponseProgramto offsethighunemploymentp.2209 GROUPhomes ClosureofhomeinHappyValley-GooseBay p.3014-15;3096 HEALThcare PlacentiaCottageHospitalp.353 HEALTHcare(hospitalclosures) Debatep.401-02 INTERIMSupply DebateBk.17A,p.29-31 MINISTERIALStatements DepartmentofSocialServices-structuralchan gesp.2752 ORALQuestions Communitydevelopmentprojects-announced employmentprogram;$5mp.2209;2376 DepartmentofSocialServices-Lowereporton workplacestress;taskforcep.2793-94 Employmentprogramtooffsetunemployment situationp.2209 GrouphomeinHappyValley-GooseBay- closurep.3014-15;3096 Organizations-funding-ConsumerOrganiza tionforDisabledandAssociationforCom munityLivingp.3092 Socialassistance-changeinpolicyregarding maintenanceandchildsupportp.2973 Socialassistancerecipients-specialfundingp. 2377-78 Socialservices-increaseincaseloadp.2375;2378- 79;3126 SocialServicesDepartment,GooseBay-conflict regardingafosterchildp.2556;2624-25 ORGANIZATIONS-funding ConsumerOrganizationforDisabled;Associa tionforCommunityLivingp.3092 PETITIONS PlacentiaCottageHospital-downgradingp.353 REPORTSTabled DepartmentofSocialServices,Developmental andRehabilitativeDivision-reportp.2419 SMOKINGareasbedesignatedinConfederation Buildingp.1963 SOCIALassistance Changeinpolicyregardingmaintenanceand childsupportp.2973 SOCIALassistancerecipients Specialfundingp.2377-78 SOCIALservices Increaseinsocialassistancecaseloadp. 2375;237$-79;3126 SOCIALServicesDepartment,GooseBay Conflictregardingafosterchildp.2556;2624-25 Kelland,Hon.James(L,Naskaupi) ABITIBI-Price Grandfallshydroproject(Answertoquestion) p.959 Grandfallshydroproject-environmentalassess mentp.744 BIGgamelicencefeesandprocedures Changesp.231 COMEbyChanceoilrefmeiy Emissionsp.1973;2005-06 Levelofemissions(Answertoquestion)p.200$ DEBATEontheAdjournment RobinHoodBay-septicwastedisposalp.1503- 04 DEPARTMENTofEnvironmentandLands NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterandofficials fromApr.1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#18)p. 848 ENVIRONMENTALjurisdiction Regulationandmanagementp.991 FISHwastedisposalp.1141 IMPAIREDdriving-education Noticeofmotionp.2975 IMPAIREDdrivinglegislationp.2796 KRUGERMill,CornerBrook 79

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX tabled p. 106 - 1991 p. 596-97;677- union proposals Extension approved p. 839 Third extension p. 738-39 LAND Surveyors Act (Bill 29) Notice of motion p. 1594 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Notice of motion p. 959 MINISTERIAL Statements Big game licence fees and procedures - changes p. 231 Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Limited- exten sion to completion date p. 839 Polar bear hunting season p. 1135 Provincial parks - changes p. 270 Provincial parks - regulations for control of off- road vehicles and firearms p. 950 Round Table on Environment and Economy - ap pointment; status report p. 736 Small game hunting licence and fees p. 233 Vehicle wrecks - amendments to Waste Material (Disposal) Act p. 985 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Holyrood facility - emissions (Answer to ques tion) p. 2113-14 NEWFOUNDLAND Telephone Layoff of operators in Goose Bay p. 419 ORAL Questions Abiflbi-Price - Grand Falls hydro project; opera tions in Newfoundland p. 744 Come by Chance Oil Refinery - report on emis sions p. 1973;2005-06 Environment - responsibility p. 991 Fish waste disposal p. 1141 Kruger Mill, Corner Brook - third extension p. 738-39 Newfoundland Telephone - layoff of employees in Goose Bay p. 419 Polar bear hunting - issuing of licenses p. 921-22 Recycling programs - government initiatives p. 105;316 Robin Hood Bay dump site p. 1666 Round Table on the Environment and the Economy - meetings held p. 316 Vehicle wrecks - government policy p. 1283-84 PETiTIONS Impaired driving legislation p. 2796 POLAR bear hunting Issuing of licenses p. 921-22 Season opened in Labrador p. 1135 PROVINCIAL parks Changes p. 270 New regulations for control of off-road vehicles and firearms p. 950 QUESTIONS (Written) Minister of Environment and Lands - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #18) p. 848 RECYCLING program Government initiatives p. 105;316 ROBIN Hood Bay dump site Septic waste disposal - June deadline p. 1503; 1666-67 ROUND Table on the Environment and Economy Appointment status report p. 736 Meetings p. 316 SMALL game hunting licence and fees Changes p. 233 TRANS-Labrador Highway Road from Churchill Falls to Goose Bay p. 886 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits - extension for Labrador fishermen Debate p. 1638-39 UNIMPROVED Lands Redistribution Act (Bill 20) Notice of motion p. 279 VEHICLE wrecks Amendments to Waste Material (Disposal) Act p. 985 Government policy p. 1283-84 Kitchen, Hon.

Dr. Hubert (L, St.

John’s Centre) ACCOUNTS of Crown Corporations, Boards and Authorities Tabled p. 106 AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon Region Debate p. 2012-15 AUDiTOR General’s Report Report for year ended Mar. 31/90 BUDGET Debate p. 2189 BUDGET projections p. 1320-21;2205-07 Current account deficit 7$;2043-44;255$-59 Personal income tax p. 1279;1315 BUDGET Speech delivered p. 136-49 BUDGETARY position for current fiscal year p. 2476 Further cutbacks due to deficit p. 2484-85 CO-OPERATIVE Societies Act (Bill 24) Notice of motion p. 1369 Second reading p. 1$77;2052 COLLECTIVE agreements Wage settlements; wage freeze; p. 597 DEBATE on the Adjournment Budget projections p. 1315 Payroll tax p. 798-99 DEBENTURES in the Canadian capital market Negotiations completed p. 344 80

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX DEPARTMENTofFinance,annualreportfor1989- 90 Costofprintinganddistribution(W.Q.#4)p. 353 Reporttabledp.241 DEPARTMENTALObservationsontheAuditor General’sReport Tabledp.106 ECONOMY Impactoflostjobsandlostincomep.775-76 ELECTRICALrates Freezep.600 Retailsalestaxp.601 ESTABLISHEDProgramsFinancing(EPF) Answertoquestionsp.1974 Cashtransfersandtaxpointsp.742;1177 W.Q.#35p.1974 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1602 FEDERALDepartmentofFisheries Cutinexpendituresp.98 FUELprices Fixedratep.501 Gasoline-advaloremtaxp.600 GASOLINETax Noticeofmotionp.150 Debatep.1224-26;1241-42;1306;1380-82 HOLIDAYInn ProposalfromFortisCorporationp.1851-52 INTERIMSupply Noticeofmotionp.38 Debatep.426-27;Bk.isA,p.15-17 KRUGERMill,CornerBrook AmendingagreementtothePutAgreement tabledp.1510 LIQUORCorporationAct(Bill42) Noticeofmotionp.2211 LOANAct Noticeofmotionp.1286 Debatep.2130-32 LOANandGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotionp.848 Debatep.118485;1194-96 LOANandGuaranteeAct,No.2 Noticeofmotionp.2699 LOANguarantees Listtabledp.352 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotionp.848 Debatep.1150-56;1184 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct,No.2 Noticeofmotionp.2699 LOTTERIES Increaseinrevenuesp.3052 MEMORIALUniversity ExtensionServicesclosurep.852 MININGindustiy-payrolltaxrevenues Debatep.2351-53 MINISTERofFinance-numberoftripstakenfrom Apr.1/90toMar.31/91p.1143 MINISTERIALStatements Budgetarypositionforcurrentfiscalyearp.2476 CornerBrookPulpandPaperLimited-amend ingagreementtothePutAgreementp.1510 DebenturesintheCanadiancapitalmarket- negotiationscompletedp.344 Taxreform-government’sposition;schooltax eliminationp.3086 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorLicensingBoard Annualreporttabledp.2113 ORALQuestions Budgetprojections-deficitp.596-97;677- 78;1279;1320-21;2043-44;2205-07;2558-59 Budgetaryposition-furthercutbacksp.2484-85 Economy-impactoflostjobsandlostincome p.775-76 Electricalrates-freeze;retailsalestaxp.600-01 EstablishedProgramsFinancing(EPF)p. 7421177 FederalDepartmentofFisheries-cutinexpendi turesp.98 Fuelprices-fixedrate;advaloremtaxp.501;600 HolidayInnssale-proposalfromFortisCor porationp.1851-52 Lotteries-increaseinrevenuesp.3052 Payrolltax-Budgetfiguresp.677;707 Pensionplan-redundancypensionp.1882-83 Publicservice-layoffannouncedinBudgetp. 234-36;499-500;843 PublicServicepensioners-indexingofpensions p.2585 Schoolmilkprogram-taskforcereportretail salestaxonmilkp.738 Socialassistanceincreaseannouncedinthe Budgetp.163 Taxproposals-RST/GST;changesp.2447- 48;2558;3052-53 Transferpaymentsp.159 PAYROLLtax p.3052 Answertoquestionp.744 Budgetfiguresp.677;707;798-99 PENSIONplans Redundancypensionsp.1882-83 Redundancypensions(Answertoquestion)p. 1961 POOLEDPensionFund Financialstatementstabledp.2454 81

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX of school tax Assembly p. 2127 POST-secondary education Cabot Institute - cutbacks p. 717 PRE-COMMITMENT of funds tabled p. 241;2210;2419;2454 PUBLIC accounts of the Province Tabled p. 105 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 901-02 PUBLIC service Layoffs announced in Budget; salary savings p. 234-36;499-500;843 PUBLIC service pensioners Indexing of pensions p. 2585 PUBLIC Service Pensions Act (Bill 6) Notice of motion p. 3$ Second reading p. 1717-19;1745 QUESTIONS (Written) Department of Finance annual report - cost of printing and distribution (W.Q. #4) p. 353 Established Programs Financing - elimination (W.Q. #35) p. 1974 Minister of Finance - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 p. 1143 RAISING of Supply (Committee of Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) Notice of motion p. 3$ RECIPROCAL Taxation Agreement Act (Bill 8) Notice of motion p. 38 Second reading p. 2230-32 REPORTS Tabled Accounts of Crown Corporations, Boards and Authorities p. 106 Auditor General’s Report for year ended March 31/90 p. 106 Department of finance annual report for 1989- 90 p. 241 Departmental Observations on the Auditor General’s Report p. 106 Liquor Licensing Board annual report p. 2113 Loan guarantees - list p. 352 Pooled pension fund fmancial statements p. 2454 Pre-commitments p. 241;2210;2419;2454 Public accounts of the Province p. 105 Temporary loans raised - list p. 352 Warrants p. 241;385;22l 1 SCHOOL milk program Retail sales tax on milk p. 738 SOCIAL assistance payments Increase announced in Budget p. 163 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Notice of motion p. 38 Debate p. 287;324-26 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 2 Notice of motion p. 2153 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3 Notice of motion p. 2211 TAX proposals - RST/GST Harmonization p. 2447-48;255$ Payroll tax; retail sales tax p. 3052-53 TAX reform Government’s position elimination p. 3086-87 TEAChERS’ Pensions Act (Bill 25) Notice of motion p. 1739 Second reading p. 2045-47 Committee of the Whole TEMPORARY loans List tabled p. 352 TOBACCO Tax Notice of motion p. 150 TRANSFER payments Budget figures p. 159 UNIFORMED Services Pensions Act (Bill 7) Notice of motion p. 3$ Second reading p. 1869-71;1877 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 2194-95 WARRANTS tabled p. 241;385;2211 Langdon, Mr.

Oliver (L, Fortune-Hermitage) FISHERY - foreign fishing - 200-mile limit Debate p. 2505 FREIGHT rates to Labrador - increase by Marine Atlantic Debate p. 934-37 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 586-87 Lush, Hon.

Thomas, Speaker (L, Bonavista North) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Amendment in order p. 94 AMENDMENT to Bill 16 during third reading debate Amendment worded incorrectly p. 1048-49 Discrimination against Opposition Member’s districts Ruling p. 389 FISHERY - Federal proposal to establish a regional agency (Procedure under S.O. 23) Motion out of order p. 2865-66 HEMMENS, Bert, condolences to family upon death p. 631 INTERNAL Economy Commission Report of activities for 1990 tabled p. 2113 NOTICES of motion - procedure Ruling p. 670 PARLIAMENTARY groups Ruling p. 28;46 REPORTS Tabled 82

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX InternalEconomyCommissionreportofac flvitiesfor1990p.2113 RESOLUTIONonamalgamation-pointoforder Rulingp.1918 RESOLUTIONonfisherybedividedforvote Ruling-twovotesonmotionp.3018 RISINGtheCommittee-procedure Rulingp.997-98;1256 ROYALArtilleryvolunteers,51stanniversaryofthe first400draftp.986 RULINGS AmendmentbyN.Windsortoresolutionon amalgamation-inorderp.1935 AmendmentbyW.Noeltoresolutiononamal gamation-inorderp.1987 AmendmenttoAddressinReply-movedin orderp.94 Demonstrationingalleryp.1958 Gallerytobeclearedp.1959;2019 Memberpresentingapetitionmustsignitp.1977 MotiontoproceedwithOrdersoftheDay- movedinorderp.687 Parliamentarygroup-recognitioninHousep.27 2$;46 Petitions-commentsp.279-80;572 PointsoforderandprivilegeraisedduringQues tionPeriodp.101 Pointsofprivilege-procedurep.269 Presentingofpetitions-copyp.2704-05 ProcedureinHouseforstandingwhenthe Houseopensp.2202 Procedureunder5.0.23regardingfishery-not inorderp.2865-66 QuestionPeriod-anotherministeranswering questionsp.917;1256 QuestionPeriod-commentsp. 1443;1518;1706;2900 QuestionsonOrderPaperp.1813;1853 QuestionsrelatingtotheInternalEconomyCom missionp.2243;2346 Reasonedamendment-ruledinorderp.819 Recognitionofgovernmentbackbenchersduring QuestionPeriodp.2210 Resolutiononamalgamationbedividedforvote p.1918 Resolutiononfisherybedividedforvotep.3018 RisingofCommitteetoreportprogress-proce durep.997-98;1256 Subjudiceconvention-discussiononcases beforecourtsp.2709 Supplementaryquestionsp.1739 Thirdreadingdebatep.1043 ThreateningremarksmadeinsidetheHousep. 1509 Transferringofanswerstooralquestionsp.1256 Typesofquestionsasked-pointofprivilege- confidentiallyp.1509 Unparliamentaryremarkp.1659 Useofunparliamentarywordsp.2486 Wearingofbadgesorpinsthatmayotherwisebe consideredunparliamentaryp.1659;169$ ST.Phillips Petitionruledoutoforderp.1978 SUPPLYAct Messagereadp.2189 THIRDreadingdebateonLabourBill(Bill16) Rulingp.1043 Matthews,Mr.William(PC,GrandBank) BLUEOceanProductsofArgentia Statusp.1588 BURINPeninsulaHealthCareBoards Budgetp.276-77 St.Lawrencehealthcareclinicp.277 CANADIANSaltfishCorporation Futurep.1100-02 COLLECTIVEagreements Government’sposition-labourrelationsp.773- 74;799-800 COLLEGESAct(Bill37) Secondreadingp.3103-06 COMMUNiTYdevelopmentprojects Announcedemploymentprogram$5mp.2376 IncreaseSupplementarySupplyBillp.2376 DEBATEontheAdjournment Fishery-proposalbyFederalMinisterregarding AtlanticRegionalAgencyp.2889 FisheryResponseProgramp.2545 Labourrelations-government’spositionp.799- 800 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Marystownoffice-healthandsafetyproblems p.916-19;952-54 DEPARTMENTALActsAmendmentAct(Bill36) Secondreadingp.3190 ECONOMICRecoveryCommissionandEnterprise NewfoundlandandLabrador Chairmanp.1738 Fishwastedisposal-employmentp.1142 EDUCATION Proposedcutbacksp.202;2$3;569 ENDOWMENTfundinhonourofLeeWulffestab lishedp.2690 FIREPreventionAct(Bill53) Secondreadingp.2470-71 FISHplantatBelleoram LeasetoDaleyBrothersp.2311 FISHwastedisposal 83

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX p. 1141-42 Economic Recovery Commission p. 1142 FISHERIES Loan Board Budget p. 381 Loans to fishennenp. 2239-40 FISHERY Adjustment Program for Fish Plant Workers - amount paid to FPI and NatSeap. 561 Atlantic Regional Agency for fish allocations and licencing - Federal proposal; Province’s posi tion p. 2792-93;2825-27;2857-5$;2$$9 Emergency Fishery Response Program p. 2516- 18;2545 Emergency Response Program announced on Oc tober 4th - update p. 2549 Fish plants - increase in lease fees p. 381 Fishery Products International - further plant closures p. 561 Fishery Products International plants - downtime due to total allowable catch reduction p. 2622;305 1-52 Income support program for fishennen; task force p. 2895-96 Joint fisheries management board - negotiations p. 1 176;24$2-83;2717-1$ Joint management - proposal by Province p. 2931;2967-69;301 1-12 Lobster prices p. 1248 Overfishing on Grand Banks; international police patrol p. 2935-36 Salmon fishery - commercial and recreational p. 3201-02 Seal population - increase p. 1285 Total allowable catch, 1992 quota; 3No zone p. 2588-89;2622-23 FISHERY - Federal proposal to establish a regional agency (Procedure under S.O. 23) p. 2864 FISHERY - foreign fishing - 200-mile limit Debate p. 2491-94 FISHERY - groundfish development program for 1991 Debate p. 80-83 FISHERY joint management proposals by provin cial and federal governments Debate p. 3023-27 GASOLINE Tax Debate p. 1349-51 GREAT Northern Seafoods Loan guarantee p. 2076-78 HEALTH care Budget cutbacks; wage freeze p. 425;1038 HEALTH care facilities for Burgeo, Port Saunders and St.

Lawrence Tendering process - Hanscomb Consultants recommendations p. 2552-53 INTERIM Supply Debate Bk. 13A, p. 19-25; 485-87; Bk. iSA, p. 25- 28; 582-85;609-19; Bk. 17A, p. 31-34 LANDS Act (Bill 22) Second reading p. 2606-11 LOAN and Guarantee Act Debate p. 1192-94 MARINE Institute Protesting take over by Memorial University p. 2212 MARINE Service Centre at Port de Grave Proposal to lease facility p. 1972-73 MARYSTOWN Shipyard New employment initiatives p. 148 MEDICARE program Debate p. 2676-80 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 3$) Second reading Bk. $5A, p. 3-5 MThHSThRS relieved of duties Minister of Works, Services and Transportation p. 2448-49 Salaries p. 2416 MOUNT Pearl Fire Department p. 2529 MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 28$2-$8;2901;2919-27 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3079-81 MUNICIPALiTIES Municipal grants system; Garnish and Point May p. 599-600 NATIONAL Sea Products Southside plant - proposed shrimp operation p. 1588 NURSING Bumping procedures p. 804 ORAL Questions Adjustment Program for Fish Plant Workers - amount paid to FPI and NatSea p. 561 Blue Ocean Products of Argentia - status p. 1588 Burm Peninsula Health Care Board’s budget; St.

Lawrence clinic p. 276-77 Canadian Sakfish Corporation - future p. 1100-02 Collective agreements - government’s position p. 773-74 Community development projects - announced employment program; $5m p. 2376 Department of Social Services - Maiystown of fice - health and safety problems p. 916-19;952- 54 Economic Recovery Commission p. 1738 Fish plant at Belleoram p. 2311 Fish waste disposal p. 1141-42 Fisheries Loan Board p. 3$1;2239-40 84

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Fishery-AtlanticRegionalAgencyforlicencing andallocations-Federalproposal;province’s positionp.2792-93;2825-27;2$57-58 Fishery-EmergencyFisheryResponseProgram p.2516-18 Fishery-incomesupportprogramforfishermen p.2895-96 Fishery-jointfisheriesmanagementboardp. 1176;2482-83;2717-18 Fishery-jointmanagementproposalby Province;consultationsp.2967-69;3011-12 Fishery-leasefeestofishplantsp.381-82 Fishery-oveffishingonGrandBanks;interna tionalpolicepatrolp.2935-36 Fishery-totalallowablecatch,1992quota;3No zonep.2588-89;2622-23 FisheryProductsInternational-plantclosures; downtimep.561;3051-52 GreatNorthernSeafoods-loanguaranteep. 2076-78 Healthcare-Budgetcutbacks;wagefreezep.425 HealthcarefacilitiesatBurgeo,PortSaunders andSt.Lawrence-tendertoTransCityHold ingsLimited;HanscombConsultantsReportp. 2552-53 Lobsterpricesfor1991seasonp.1248 MarineServiceCentreatPortdeGravep.1972- 73 Ministersrelievedofduties-salaries;Works,Ser vicesandTransportationMinister;executiveassis tantp.2416;2448-49 Municipalgrantstructureandchangesindebt servicecostsp.599-600 NationalSeaProductsSouthsideplant- proposedshrimpoperationp.1588 Publicservice-layoffannouncedinBudgetp. 843 Publicservice-layoffofsecurityinGrandBank p.2004-05 Publicservice-layoffstodatep.679 Publicservicelayoffs-earlyretirement programs;redundancypensionsp.804 Salmonfishery-commercialandrecreational- hookandreleaseprogramp.3201-02 Sealingindustry-populationp.1285 St.LawrenceHuorsparMine-futurep.736- 37;1327 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen- expirydatep.1803-04 PETITIONS Healthcare-reductioninservicesp.1038 MaiystownShipyard-newinitiativesp.1488 Post-secondaryeducation-EasternCommunity CollegeinBurinp.524 Murphy,Mr.Thomas(I,St.John’sSouth) AMALGAMATION-NortheastAvalonRegion Debatep.1946-52;Bk.53A,p.1;1992-94 AMERICANHockeyLeaguefranchiseoftheToron toMapleLeafsawardedtoSt.John’s CongratulationstoBoardofDirectorsonthe franchisep.2201 ELECTRICALrates NewfoundlandPower’srequestforincreasep. 3059 EXECUTiVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supplyp.1568-70 GOVERNMENTServicesLegislationReviewCom mittee POST-secondaryeducation CabotInstitute-cutbacksp.464 EasternCommunityCollegeinBurin-cutbacks p.524 PUBLICSectorRestraintAct(Bill16) Secondreadingp.776-82;867-71 PUBLICservice GrandBankcourthouse-layoffofemployeesp. 2004-05 Layoffs-earlyretirementprograms;redundancy pensionsp.804 LayoffsannouncedinBudget;salarysavingsp. 843 Layoffstodatep.679 QUEEN’SCounselAct(Bill21) Secondreadingp.2461-63 RESOLUTIONonfisherybedividedforvote Pointoforderp.3017 ST.LawrenceEuorsparMine Futurep.736-37;1327 ST.Lawrencehealthcareclinic Hoursofoperationp.277 STATUSofWomenAdvisoryCouncilAct(Bill35) Secondreadingp.2458-59 SUBjudiceconvention Mattersbeforethecourtsp.2705-06 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply Debatep.317-18 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply,No.3 Debatep.2327-29;2403;Bk.66A,p.7-9;24-27 UNEMPLOYMENTinsurancebenefits-extension forLabradorfishermen Debatep.1636-38 UNEMPLOYMENTinsurancebenefitsforfishermen Expiiydatep.1803-04 WHITERibbonCampaign-campaignagainst violenceagainstwomenp.3045 WINTERfisheryonsouthwestcoast Debatep.1260-64 85

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX PETITIONS disposal p. 1502 Committee of Report tabled respecting the Uniformed Services Pensions Act p. 1852 Tabled the report respecting the Labour Rela tions Act P. 1178 Tabled the report respecting the Public Service Pensions Act p. 1811 INTERIM Supply Debate Bk. 13A, p. 4-6; Bk. iSA, p. 7-9; Bk. 16A, p. 27-29 LABOUR Relations Act, No. 3 (Bill 47) Second reading p. 3 177-80 MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 2993-98 PETITIONS Newfoundland Power’s request for increase in electricity rates p. 3059 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Second reading Bk. 24A, p. 17-2 1 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 25A, p. 33-34 Third reading p. 1088-89 REPORTS Tabled Government Services Legislation Review Commit tee report respecting the Labour Relations Act p. 1178 Government Services Legislation Review Commit tee report respecting the Public Service Pensions Act p. 1811 Government Services Legislation Review Commit tee report respecting Uniformed Services Pen sions Act p. 1852 Social Services Estimates Committee report p. 1852 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee Report p. 1852 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply, No. 3 Debate p. 2254-56;2383-85;2388-90;2433-35 Noel, Mr.

Walter (L, Pieasantvllie) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Mover p. 7-10 AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon Region Debate Bk. 53A, p. 17-20; 1979-89 Second amendment p. 1984 ELECTRICAL rates Newfoundland Power’s request for increase p. 3053 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply p. 1579-81;1685-$7 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 612-13; Bk. 17A, p. 18-20;23-27; 654- 55; Bk. 18A, p. 19-25;31-32 MUNICIPAL Authorities Amendments Act (Bill 50) Second reading p. 2805-11; Bk. 83A, p. 1-4 Newfoundland Power’s request for increase in electricity rates p. 3053 TRANSPORTATION services - Federal cost recovery proposals Notice of motion p. 164 Debate p. 243-47;264-67 Oldford, Mr.

Douglas (L, Trinity North) INCOME support program be created between both levels of Government Debate p. 2294-95 OLD and New Bonaventure Road conditions p. 1070 PETITIONS Old and New Bonaventure - road conditions p. 1070 Parsons, Mr. Kevin (PC, St. John’s East Extern) AMALGAMATION Cost of amalgamation to citizens of Wedgewood Park and Goulds p. 2897 Mount Pearl/St.

John’s p. 1673 Regional Fire Department - cost to communities in Northeast Avalon p. 2897 Wedgewood Park p. 1774-75;2755 AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon Region Debate p. 1941-46;2008-12 AMERICAN Hockey League franchise of the Toron to Maple Leafs awarded to St. John’s Congramlations to Board of Directors on the franchise p. 2201 AQUARENA Transition to City of St.

John’s p. 2451-52 DEBATE on the Adjournment Robin Hood Bay - septic waste ENVIRONMENTAL jurisdiction Regulation and management p. 990-91 EVIDENCE Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 1866 EXECUTIVE Council Estimates - Supply p. 1576-79;1600-02 FIRE Prevention Act (Bill 53) Second reading p. 2470 FISHERY - foreign fishing - 200-mile limit Debate p. 2498-2500 HSI{ERY joint management proposals by provin cial and federal governments Debate p. 3028-32 FLATROCK Water system p. 1886-87;3093-94 HEALTH care Budget cutbacks; wage freeze p. 1037 KRUGER Mill, Corner Brook 86

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