HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1989 1st SESSION - 41st GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Thomas Lush

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Aylward, Mr.

Kevin (L, Stephenville) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 5, Pg. 253-56; Bk. 6, Pg. 282-86 AW Canada - decision to withdraw services from Stephenville and Gander Airports Notice of motion Bk. 12, Pg. 596 Debate Bk. 14, Pg. 719-21 BUDGET Debate Bk. 16, Pg. 847-54; Bk. 23, Pg. 1259-61 CONGRATULATORY messages Port aux Basques Mariners on winning the Her der Memorial Championship Bk. 16, Pg. 802 DEPARTMENT of Environment and Lands Act (Bill 23) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 40-42 FISHERIES Loan Act (Bill 37) Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 36-40 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 20, Pg. 1075 LABOUR relations - double-breasting Debate Bk. 17, Pg. 885-9 1 MEECH Lake - support Premier’s position taken at First Minister’s Conference Debate Bk. 3$, Pg. 32-38 UNEMPLOYMENT - federal government assistance Debate Bk. 4$, Pg. 25-31 VIOLENT crime against women at a university in Montreal Telegram be sent to university and families of vic tims Bk. 50, Pg. 12-13 Aylward, Mr.

Robert (PC, Kilbride) CAPITAL roads program Priority list - paving of the Bareneed Road Bk. 41, Pg. 13-14 DEBATh on the Adjournment (Late Show) Municipal capital expenditures Bk. 13, Pg. 690-92 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 52, Pg. 42-50 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial M fairs Act (Bill 29) Second reading Bk. 35, Pg. 50-5 1; Bk. 36, Pg. 20- 24 DEPARTMENT of Transportation Departmental policy regarding work by staff and equipment on private and municipal property Bk. 48, Pg. 11 St. David’s/St.

Fintan’s qualify under provincial policy Bk. 51, Pg. 18 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion Act (Bill 33) Second reading Bk. 44, Pg. 18-20 FERRY rates Reduction Bk. 44, Pg. 3 FERRY service for Bell Island Construction of new ferry Bk. 38, Pg. 13-14 FISHERY Processing of underutilized species of fish at Nat- Sea plant on Southside Bk. 56, Pg. 6-9 HARBOUR Le Cou Residents of Petites requesting parking area be ex panded Bk. 44, Pg. 17 INTERIM Supply Act Debate Bk. 2, Pg. 95-101 LABRADOR/Quebec boundary Unmarked boundary between Quebec and Labrador Bk. 23, Pg. 1250 LOCAL Road Boards Act (Bill 34) Second reading Bk. 44, Pg. 39-40 MUNICIPAL capital works program Detailed list tabled Bk. 12, Pg. 597-98 When funding will be announced; second list Bk. 2, Pg. 60; Bk. 13, Pg. 640 MUNICIPAL water and sewer corporation Bk. 3, Pg. 119-20 MUNICIPALiTIES Regional servicing authority; amalgamation Bk. 13, Pg.

M1;690-92 Bk. 15, Pg. 754-55 NATIONAL Sea Products fish plant on Southside Government to buy or lease plant Bk. 56, Pg. 7-8 ORAL Questions Bell Island ferry service - construction of new ferry Bk. 3$, Pg. 13-14 Capital roads projects - original list; paving of the Bareneed road Bk. 41, Pg. 13-14 Department of Transportation - use of equip ment and staff on private and municipal property Bk. 48, Pg. 11; Bk. 51, Pg. 1$ Fishery - processing of underutilized species of fish at NatSea plant on Southside Bk. 56, Pg. 6-9 Labrador/Quebec boundary - unmarked bound ary between Quebec and Labrador Bk. 23, Pg. 1250 Loop Road at Hillview in Bellevue area - upgrad ing Bk. 53, Pg. 5-6 Municipal capital works program - when funding for 1989 will be announced Bk. 2, Pg. 60; Bk. 13, Pg.

MO Municipal water and sewer corporation Bk. 3, Pg. 119-20 Municipalities - regional servicing authority; amal gamation Bk. 13, Pg. 641; Bk. 15, Pg. 754-55 National Sea Products fish plant on Southside - government buy or lease-the plant Bk. 56, Pg. 7-8 Point system for drivers - date of implementation Bk. 55, Pg. 9-10 40

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX PublicTenderAct-contractforSchoolforthe Deaf-tenderrequiringPOAnumberBk.49,Pg. 9-11 POINTsystemfordrivers DateofimplementationBk.55,Pg.9-10 PUBLICTenderAct ContractforSchoolfortheDeaf-tenderrequir ingPOAnumberBk.49,Pg.9-11 PUBLICUtilitiesAct(Bill44) SecondreadingBk.55,Pg.42-43;46 ST.John’sMunicipalElectionsAct(Bill22) SecondreadingBk.31,Pg.53-55 TRANSPORTATION LoopRoadatHillviewinBellevuearea-upgrad ingBk.53,Pg.5-6 Baker,Hon.Winston(L,Gander) ABITIBI-PricemillinGrandFalls Layoffs;numberofmeetingsheldbytheCabinet committeeBk.51,Pg.19 ATLANTICAccord AccordbeentrenchedintotheCanadianconstitu tionBk.41,Pg.11-13 AUDITORGeneral’sOfficeAct(Bill1) NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.17 BALL,Dr.Reginald,GrandFalls,condolencesto familyupondeathBk.51,Pg.1 COMMEMORATIONtothosewholosttheirlives inthetwoWorldWarsandtheKoreanConflict (MinuteofSilence)Bk.31,Pg.1 CONFLICTofinterestguidelines Presentministersleasingspacetogovernment Bk.18,Pg.956-58;Bk.19,Pg.965-67;Bk.20, Pg.1036-37 CONGRATULATORYmessages,opinions,etc.by privateMembers-provisioninroutineordersBk. 30,Pg.2 CONSOLIDATEDFundServicesEstimates-Com mitteeofSupply DebateBk.22,Pg.1150-53 CONSTITUTIONALdiscussions Province’sstandonMeechLakewillinterfere withongoingnegotiationsonoffshoreandChur chillFallsBk.30,Pg.12 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Employmentprogram-jobcreationBk.54,Pg. 46-47 LiquorCorporation-spaceleasedbyMinisterof ForestryandAgricultureBk.18,Pg.956-58 Low-levelflying-environmentalimpactstudy Bk.26,Pg.44-45 Northerntaxbenefits-federaltaskforcerecom mendationsBk.30,Pg.49-51 DEPARTMENTofEnvironmentandLandsAct (Bill23) SecondreadingBk.32,Pg.39.40 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalandProvincialM fairsAct(Bill29) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.42,Pg. 23-33 ECONOMICRecoveiyCommissionAct(Bill40) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.56,Pg. 28-30 ELECTRICALPowerControlAct(Bill54) SecondreadingBk.55,Pg.28-30 EMPLOYMENTprograms GovernmentplansBk.54,Pg.46-47 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supply DebateBk.22,Pg.1155-56;1163-76 FIREdepartmentinMountPearl ApprovalBk.45,Pg.15-16 FISHERIESLoanAct(Bill37) SecondreadingBk.55,Pg.52 GI{IZ,Joe,congratulationsonbeingre-elected PremierofPrinceEdwardIslandBk.3,Pg.163 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure;membersnamedBk.8, Pg.397 GRANDFallscourthouse ScheduledopeningofnewbuildingBk.41,Pg.8 HEALTHcare Chroniccarebeds-governmentfundingBk.40, Pg.12 HEALTHcareworkers Earlyretirementprogrambeextendedtocover healthcareworkersBk.32,Pg.13-15 HOUSEhours-agreementtochangetheopening andclosinghoursoftheHouseofAssemblyBk.1, Pg.46 INCREASEofCertainPensionsAct(Bill8) SecondreadingBk.22,Pg.1238 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.2,Pg.61-65;76-77;105-06;Bk.3,Pg. 133-36;149-51 INTERIMSupplyBill-procedureregardingthein troduction PointoforderBk.2,Pg.62-63 LABOURlegislation(Bill59) ChangesBk.55,Pg.12-14 LANDclaimsnegotiations LabradorInuitAssoc.andfederalgovernment leaseagreementfordevelopmentofmineralsin StrangeLakeareaBk.41,Pg.3-5 LEGISLATIONReviewCommittees 41

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Social, Resource and Government Services Legis lation Review Committees established; members appointed Bk. 23, Pg. 1244 LOW-level flying in Labrador Environmental impact study released by Federal Defence Department Bk. 25, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 26, Pg. 44-45 MAMMOGRAPHY screening program Funding Bk. 20, Pg. 1051 MCLAUGHLIN, Audrey, congratulations on being elected Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada Bk. 46, Pg. 1 MEECH Lake - support Premier’s position taken at First Minister’s Conference Debate Bk. 38, Pg. 40 MEECH Lake Accord Premier’s position at First Ministers’ Conference on behalf of government Bk. 31, Pg. 5-10 MEMBER for Grand Bank be expelled from the House Notice of motion Bk. 11, Pg. 530 MERCER, Graham, condolences to family upon death Bk. 32, Pg. 1 MINISTERIAL Statements Loop Road at Hillview in Bellevue area - request for funding (Answer to questions) Bk. 54, Pg. 53 MORRISSEY, Mrs.

Anne, condolences to family upon death Bk. 34, Pg. 1 NORTHERN tax benefits Federal task force recommendations Bk. 30, Pg. 49-51 ORAL Questions Abitibi-Price mill in Grand Falls - layoffs; num ber of meetings held by committee Bk. 51, Pg. 19 Atlantic Accord - entrenchment into the Canadian constitution Bk. 41, Pg. 11-13 Chronic care - funding to open beds in Agnes Pratt Home Bk. 40, Pg. 12 Conflict of interest - present ministers leasing space to government Bk. 19, Pg. 965-67; Bk. 20, Pg. 1036-37 Constitutional discussions - if province’s stand on Meech Lake will interfere with ongoing negotia tions on the offshore and Churchill Falls Bk. 30, Pg. 12 Fire department in Mount Pearl - approval Bk. 45, Pg. 15-16 Grand Falls courthouse - scheduled opening of new building Bk. 41, Pg. 8 Health care workers - public service early retire ment program be extended Bk. 32, Pg. 13-15 Labour legislation (Bill 59) - changes Bk. 55, Pg. 12-14 Land claims negotiations with Labrador Inuit Assoc. and federal government development of minerals in Strange Lake area Bk. 41, Pg. 3-5 Low-level flying in Labrador - environmental im pact study released by Federal Defence Depart ment Bk. 25, Pg. 13-14 Meech Lake Accord - Premier’s position at First Ministers’ Conference Bk. 31, Pg. 5-10 Pay equity Bk. 12, Pg. 586-87; Bk. 43, Pg. 7-8 Private Sector Employment Program - hiring of a consulting finn Bk. 55, Pg. 14-15 Provincial Advisory Council on the Status of Women - appointments to board Bk. 55, Pg. 16- 17 School Tax Authority - government plans to abolish school tax Bk. 55, Pg. 10-11 Water system for Green Bay Bk. 19, Pg. 976-77 PAY equity Legislation to implement pay equity in the public and private sectors Bk. 12, Pg. 586-87; Bk. 43, Pg. 7-8 PEOPLE’S Republic of China - Tienanman Square massacre Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 342-43 POINT of privilege regarding remarks by Member for Grand Falls concerning security at Grand Falls courthouse Bk. 54, Pg. 4 PRESIDENT of Treasury Board Minister’s Office - travel and office expenditures since May 5/89 Bk. 17, Pg. 868-69 PRIVATE Member’s resolutions - amending a mo tion by eliminating all recitals Bk. 43, Pg. 24 PRIVATE Sector Employment Program Hiring of a consulting finn to review all employ ment programs Bk. 55, Pg. 14-15 PRIVILEGES and Elections Committee Committee established; members appointed Bk. 28, Pg. 22 PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status of Women Annual report tabled Bk. 16, Pg. 818 Appointments to board Bk. 55, Pg. 16-17 PUBLIC Accounts Committee Members to constitute the committee Bk. 3, Pg. 129 PUBLIC Utilities Act (Bill 44) Second reading Bk. 55, Pg. 37-42;46 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 56, Pg. 19-24 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper President of Treasury Board - Minister’s office expenditures since May /89 (W.Q. #15) Bk. 17, Pg. 869 42

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX tabledBk.7, PresidentofTreasuryBoard-Minister’sOffice travelexpendituressinceMay5/89(W.Q.#25) Bk.17,Pg.868-69 REPORTSTabled ProvincialAdvisoryCouncilontheStatusof WomenannualreportBk.16,Pg.818 WarrantsBk.13,Pg.648 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure;membersnamedBk.8, Pg.397 SCHOOLTaxAuthority PlanstoabolishschooltaxBk.55,Pg.10-11 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure;membersnamedBk.8, Pg.397 ST.John’sMunicipalElectionsAct(Bill22) SecondreadingBk.30,Pg.33-39 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.31,Pg. 64-65 STANDINGOrdersCommittee CommitteeappointedtoreviewtheStandingOr dersoftheHouse;membersappointedBk.40, Pg.49 STUDENTaidissue DebateBk.29,Pg.4549 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.2 DebateBk.28,Pg.25-27 TEACHERS’pensionplan ChangesBk.54,Pg.28 TOBACCOTaxAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1221 TRANSPORTATION LoopRoadatHillviewinBellevuearea-delega tionrequestingfunding(Ministerialstatement) Bk.54,Pg.53 TRASK,Ralph,GrandFalls,condolencestofamily upondeathBk.32,Pg.1 UNANIMOUSconsentrequestedtoproceedwith nextconcurrencedebateBk.19,Pg.1009 WARRANTS TabledBk.13,Pg.64$ WATERsystemforGreenBayBk.19,Pg.976-77 Barrett,Mr.Percy(I,Bellevue) BUDGETDebateBk.23,Pg.1276-84 UNEMPLOYMENTInsuranceAct-changes DebateBk.25,Pg.43-46 Carter,Hon.Walter(L,Twilhingate) CAMPBELLTONfishplant RequestforfinancialassistanceBk.46,Pg.17 CAPLINfishery Pricesfor1989seasonBk.6,Pg.271-72 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Fishplantclosures-NationalSeaBk.39,Pg.49- 51 FisheryBk.30,Pg.55-57 FisheryoffLabradorBk.44,Pg.50-51 fisheryProductsInternational-fishplant closuresBk.54,Pg.52-53 FisheryResponseProgramBk.39,Pg.56-58 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentAct(Bill24) SecondreadingBk.28,Pg.32;36-37 DEPARTMENTofFisheries Minister’sOffice-travelandofficeexpenditures sinceMay5/89Bk.13,Pg.652 DEPARTMENTofFisheriesAct(Bill26) NoticeofmotionBk.31,Pg.17 SecondreadingBk.37,Pg.18;23-26;Bk.41,Pg. 40-49 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.52,Pg. 24-2$;31-36 ECONOMICCouncilAct(Bill27) SecondreadingBk.28,Pg.30-32 FACTORYfreezertrawlerCapeNorth” RequestfederalgovernmenttocancellicenceBk. 53,Pg.1 FISHplantatGaultois ResidentsprotestingclosureoftheplantBk.49, Pg.14 FISHERIESLoanAct(Bill37) NoticeofnotionBk.33,Pg.13 SecondreadingBk.45,Pg.23-24 FISHERIESLoanBoard Annualreportsfor1987and1988 Pg.340;Bk.32,Pg.15 RepaymentofloansBk.50,Pg.11-12 FISHERY Contingencyplanforplantstohandlecodduring caplinseasonBk.7,Pg.339;Bk.12,Pg.589-90; Bk.15,Pg.759;Bk.19,Pg.968-70 fishbeprocessedinNewfoundlandplantsBk. 51,Pg.12-13 Fishplants-governmentpolicytokeepplants openBk.34,Pg.6-7;Bk.54,Pg.14 FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.27, Pg.9-12;Bk.2$,Pg.13-14;Bk.29,Pg.2-5;Bk. 39,Pg.8-10;56-58 FisheryProductsInternational-closureofplants Bk.52,Pg.7-8;Bk.54,Pg.13;52-53 Government’spositionwithrespecttomanage mentofnortherncodBk.42,Pg.14 Groundfishlicences-licenceforCapeBroyle fisheriesBk.10,Pg.459-60 InshorefisheryBk.37,Pg.7-9 LabradorfishplantsBk.41,Pg.8-9;Bk.44,Pg. 50-51 43

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX National Sea - announced closure of Southside plant Bk. 52, Pg. 5-6 National Sea plant on Southside - closure Bk. 37, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 39, Pg. 49-5 1 NatSea and FPI - plant closures Bk. 48, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 49, Pg. 1-2 Northern cod - quota reduction Bk. 56, Pg. 5-6 Plans to downsize the fisheiy Bk. 48, Pg. 2-4 Processing of underutilized species of fish at Nat- Sea plant on Southside Bk. 56, Pg. 7 Program to keep people in the fishery Bk. 39, Pg. 5-7 Protection of offshore resource Bk. 6, Pg. 271 Provincial government proposals for fishermen and plant workers not qualifying for unemploy ment insurance Bk. 27, Pg. 6; Bk. 29, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 30, Pg. 55-57 Reduction in total allowable catch (TAC); plant closures Bk. 24, Pg. 15-17; Bk. 29, Pg. 9-12 Shrimp processing licences for northern Penin sula Bk. 38, Pg. 9-11 Statement regarding “cod glut” situation Bk. 13, Pg. 634; Bk. 15, Pg. 748 Update Bk. 24, Pg. 4 Witless Bay fish plant - future Bk. 37, Pg. 10-12 FISHERY - all-party committee Debate Bk. 4, Pg. 203-09 FISHERY - all-plants-open policy Debate Bk. 53, Pg. 38-43 FISHERY crisis Debate Bk. 33, Pg. 21-27 LOAN guarantees to fish companies Oceana Seafoods of Twillingate Bk. 25, Pg. 14-15 Universal Fisheries Bk. 53, Pg. 8-10 MINISTERIAL Statements Factory freezer trawler “Cape North” - federal government to cancel licence Bk. 53, Pg. 1 Fishery - government’s position with respect to the management of northern cod Bk. 42, Pg. 1 Fishery - statements regarding the “cod glut” situation Bk. 13, Pg. 634; Bk. 15, Pg. 748 Fishing industry update Bk. 24, Pg. 4 ORAL Questions Campbellton fish plant - fmancial assistance Bk. 46, Pg. 17 Caplin fishery - prices for 1989 Bk. 6, Pg. 271-72 Fish plant in Witless Bay - future Bk. 37, Pg. 10- 12 Fish plants - government policy to keep plants open Bk. 34, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 54, Pg. 14 Fisheries Emergency Response Program Bk. 27, Pg. 9-12; Bk. 28, Pg. 13-14; Bk. 29, Pg. 2-5; Bk. 39, Pg. 8-10 Fisheries Loan Board - repayment of loans; debt restructuring program Bk. 50, Pg. 11-12 Fishery - contingency plan for plants to handle cod during caplin season Bk. 7, Pg. 339; Bk. 12, Pg. 589-90, Bk. 15, Pg. 759; Bk. 19, Pg. 968-70 Fishery - employment programs Bk. 39, Pg. 5-7 Fishery - groundfish licences - licence for Cape Broyle Fisheries Bk. 10, Pg. 459-60 Fishery - northern cod be processed in New foundland plants Bk. 51, Pg. 12-13 Fishery - northern cod quota; reduction Bk. 56, Pg. 5-6 Fishery - processing of underutilized species of fish at NatSea plant on Southside Bk. 56, Pg. 7 Fishery - protection of offshore area Bk. 6, Pg. 271 Fishery - reduction in total allowable catch (TAC); plant closures Bk. 24, Pg. 15-17; Bk. 29, Pg. 9-12 Fishery - shrimp processing licences for northern Peninsula Bk. 38, Pg. 9-11 Fishery crisis Bk. 27, Pg. 6; Bk. 29, Pg. 5-6; Bk. 39, Pg. 5-7; Bk. 48, Pg. 2-4 Fishery off Labrador coast Bk. 41, Pg. 8-9 Fishery Products International - closure of plants Bk. 52, Pg. 7-8; Bk. 54, Pg. 13 Inshore fishery Bk. 37, Pg. 7-9 Loan guarantees to fish companies - Oceana Seafoods of Twillingate Bk. 25, Pg. 14-15 Loan guarantees to fish companies - Universal Fisheries Bk. 53, Pg. 8-10 National Sea and FPI - plant closures; Southside plant Bk. 37, Pg. 9-10; Bk. 48, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 49, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 52, Pg. 5-6 Salmon fishery - management Bk. 53, Pg. 16 Trepassey fish plant - future Bk. 54, Pg. 13-14 Universal Fisheries - request for financial assis tance Bk. 29, Pg. 6-9; Bk. 53, Pg. 8 Winter fishery on southwest coast - financial as sistance to fishermen Bk. 45, Pg. 14-15 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Fisheries Department - Minister’s office expendi ture since May 5/89 (W.Q. #13) Bk. 13, Pg. 652 Fisheries Department - Minister’s Office travel ex penditures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #26) Bk. 13, Pg. 652 REPORTS Tabled Fisheries Loan Board annual reports for 1987-88; 1988-89 - Bk. 7, Pg. 340 Bk. 32, Pg. 15 SALMON fishery Management Bk. 53, Pg. 16 TRAGEDY at sea where eight fishermen lost their lives - condolences to families Bk. 51, Pg. 1 TREPASSEY fish plant 44

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX FutureBk.54,Pg.13-14 UNIVERSALFisheries RequestforfmancialassistanceBk.29,Pg.6-9; Bk.53,Pg.8 WINTERfisheryonsouthwestcoast FinancialassistanceforfishermenBk.45,Pg.14- 15 Cowan,Hon.Patricia(L,ConceptionBaySouth) ANNIVERSARYofFirstTwoHundredwhovolun teeredtoserveintheSecondWorldWarBk.41,Pg. 1 BUDGET Surplusoncurrentaccountbeusedforemploy mentprogramsBk.42,Pg.16-18 CANADIANAirlines Downgradingofservice;announcedlayoffBk. 46,Pg.13 DEPARTMENTofEmploymentandLabourRela tions Minister’sOffice-travelandofficeexpenditures sinceMay5/89Bk.15,Pg.766 DEPARTMENTofEmploymentandLabourRela tionsAct(Bill28) NoticeofmotionBk.27,Pg.18 SecondreadingBk.32,Pg.4246 EMPLOYMENTprograms GovernmentplansBk.46,Pg.12-13;Bk.52,Pg. 1-3 ReinstatementofPrivateSectorEmploymentPro gramBk.32,Pg.6-7;Bk.42,Pg.16-18 FISHERY ChangestotheemergencyresponseandUI programsBk.46,Pg.12-13 EmploymentprogramsBk.42,Pg.7-16 FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.32, Pg.10-11;Bk.39,Pg.10-11;Bk.41,Pg.9-11; Bk.50,Pg.10-11;Bk.52,Pg.2 Retrainingprogramstodealwithfisherycrisis Bk.32,Pg.8-9 LABOURrelations Double-breastingissueBk.17,Pg.861 LABOURrelations-double-breasting DebateBk.17,Pg.875-76 LABOURStandardsDivision Tribunaltodealwithaggrievedemployees-back logofcasesBk.40,Pg.$ LEGISLATiVEReportofMinisterofLabour Reportfor198$tabledBk.9,Pg.416 MINIMUMwage Recommendationscontainedinbriefpresented byFederationofLabourBk.50,Pg.6-7 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafety SafetymeasuresintheworkplaceBk.40,Pg.9-11 OCCUPATIONALIntegrationProgramforWomen CancellationBk.9,Pg.410;Bk.14,Pg.699-702 ORALQuestions Budget-surplusonaccountbeusedforemploy mentprogramsBk.42,Pg.16-18 CanadianAirlines-downgradingofservice;an nouncedlayoffBk.46,Pg.13 Double-breastingissue-legislationBk.17,Pg. 861 Employmentprogram-reinstatementofPrivate SectorEmploymentprogramBk.32,Pg.6-7;Bk. 42,Pg.16-18 Employmentprograms-governmentplansBk. 46,Pg.12-13;Bk.52,Pg.1-3 FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.32, Pg.10-11;Bk.39,Pg.10-11;Bk.41,Pg.9-11; Bk.46,Pg.12-13;Bk.50,Pg.10-11;Bk.52,Pg.2 Fishery-employmentprogramsBk.42,Pg.7-16 FisherycrisisBk.32,Pg.8-9 LabourStandardsTribunal-backlogofcases; safetyintheworkplaceBk.40,Pg.8-11 Minimumwage-recommendationscontainedin briefpresentedbyFederationofLabourBk.50, Pg.6-7 OccupationalIntegrationProgramforWomen- cancellationBk.9,Pg.410;Bk.14,Pg.699-702 PrivateSectorEmploymentProgram-evaluation reportoftheprogramBk.9,Pg.408-11;Bk.10, Pg.456-59 PrivateSectorEmploymentProgram-remarks byEconomicRecoveryCommissionregarding theprogramBk.47,Pg.20-22 Unemploymentinsuranceprogram-changesBk. 32,Pg.6 Unemploymentrate-proposalsbyprovincial governmentBk.42,Pg.16 PRIVATESectorEmploymentProgram EvaluationreportoftheprogramBk.9,Pg.408- 11;Bk.10,Pg.456-59 RemarksbyEconomicRecoveryCommission regardingtheprogramBk.47,Pg.20-22 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper EmploymentandLabourRelationsDepartment- Minister’sofficeexpendituressinceMay5/89 (W.Q.#17)Bk.15,Pg.766 EmploymentandLabourRelationsDepartment- Minister’sOfficetravelexpendituressinceMay 5/89(W.Q.#23)Bk.15,Pg.766 REPORTSTabled LegislativereportoftheMinisterofLabourBk. 9,Pg.416 Workers’CompensationAppealTribunalannual reportfor198$Bk.11,Pg.545 45

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Workers’ Compensation Commission annual report Bk. 7, Pg. 340 UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance Act - changes Notice of motion Bk. 25, Pg. 20 Debate Bk. 25, Pg. 21-23 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance program Changes Bk. 32, Pg. 6 UNEMPLOYMENT rate Proposals by provincial government Bk. 42, Pg. 16 WORKERS’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal Annual report tabled Bk. 11, Pg. 545 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Annual report tabled Bk. 7, Pg. 340 Crane, Mr.

John (L, Harbour Grace) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 354-60 UNEMPLOYMENT - federal government assistance Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 42 Debate Bk. 48, Pg. 14-19;48-52 Decker, Hon.

Christopher (L, Strait of Belle Isle) BURGEO hospital Facility be kept in full operation Bk. 37, Pg. 16 “CHRISTINA” (Rochelle Scholl) Details of her departure from the province Bk. 26, Pg. 13-15;47-48 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Minister having financial interest in health care facility Bk. 21, Pg. 1090-93 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) “Christina” (Rochelle Scholl) - departure from Newfoundland Bk. 26, Pg. 47-48 Chronic care beds - Agnes Pratt Home Bk. 44, Pg. 47-48 Electrical rate increase; elimination of power dis thbution district subsidy Bk. 54, Pg. 48-50 Grenfell Regional Health Services - health care services Bk. 34, Pg. 47-48 Grenfell Regignal Health Services - use of medi cal aircraft Bk. 13, Pg. 685-87 Mammography program - budget cut Bk. 13, Pg. 689-90 DEPARTMENT of Health Minister’s Office - travel and office expenditures since May 5/89 Bk. 20, Pg. 1043-44 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Act (Bill 47) Notice of motion Bk. 35, Pg. 16 ELECTRICAL rates Increase in rates due to elimination of PDD sub sidy Bk. 54, Pg. 48-50 GRENFELL Regional Health Services Inquiry into health care services Bk. 33, Pg. 7-8; Bk. 34, Pg. 47-48 Study into operations of the Board from Rod dickton to Nain Bk. 6, Pg. 276-77 Use of medical aircraft Bk. 13, Pg. 642-46;685-$7 HEALTH care Allocation of funding for research into medical and health issues Bk. 36, Pg. 14-16 Answer to question regarding the drug used in the treatment of kidney problems Bk. 26, Pg. 17 Chronic care beds - government funding Bk. 40, Pg. 11; Bk. 44, Pg. 4748 Education program to deal with increase in inci dents of sexually transmitted diseases among teenagers Bk. 44, Pg. 8-11 HOSPiTALS at St.

Lawrence and Grand Bank Closure Bk. 11, Pg. 520-25 MAMMOGRAPHY screening program Budget cut Bk. 13, Pg. 689-90 Funding Bk. 14, Pg. 708-09; Bk. 15, Pg. 768-69; Bk. 18, Pg. 925-27 MEDICAL Care Commission Report tabled Bk. 7, Pg. 340 ORAL Questions “Christina” (Rochelle Scholl) - details of her departure from the province Bk. 26, Pg. 13-15 Chronic care - funding to open beds in Agnes Pratt Home Bk. 40, Pg. 11 Conflict of interest - minister having financial in terest in health care facility Bk. 21, Pg. 1090-93 Grenfell Regional Health Services - inquiry into health care services Bk. 33, Pg. 7-8 Grenfell Regional Health Services - study into operations; use of medical aircraft Bk. 6, Pg. 276- 77; Bk. 13, Pg. 64246 Health care - allocation of funding for research into medical and health issues Bk. 36, Pg. 14-16 Health care - government’s plan to deal with in crease in incidents of sexually transmitted dis eases Bk. 44, Pg. 8-11 Hospitals at St.

Lawrence and Grand Bank - closure Bk. 11, Pg. 520-25 Youth Corrections Centre in Torbay - conditions at the centre Bk. 34, Pg. 10-15 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Health Department - Minister’s office expendi tures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #11) Bk. 20, Pg. 1043 Health Department - Minister’s Office travel ex penditures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #28) Bk. 20, Pg. 1044 REPORTS Tabled Medical Care Commission report Bk. 7, Pg. 340 46

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) DebateBk.21,Pg.1118-22 YOUTHCorrectionsCentreinTorbay ConditionsatthecentreBk.34,Pg.10-15 Dicks,Hon.Paul(L,HumberWest) ATTORNEYGeneralStatutesAmendmentAct(Bill 11) NoticeofmotionBk.20,Pg.1042 SecondreadingBk.22,Pg.1238-40 AUCTIONINGservices AnswertoquestionsregardingSheriffsoffice Bk.38,Pg.1 AuthorityofSheriffsofficetoengageanauc tionfinnBk.37,Pg.1-4;Bk.39,Pg.53-54 CONFLICTofinterestguidelines Presentministersleasingspacetogovernment Bk.19,Pg.966;Bk.20,Pg.1033-36 CONGRATULATORYmessages Mercer,Michele,RCMPofficerBk.42,Pg.1 CULTURALAffairs GrantapprovaltoAvionPlayersinGander;resig nationofJimBaird,ExecutiveAssistanttoMini sterBk.20,Pg.1029-30 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Auctioningservices-authorityofSheriffsoffice toengageafirmtoauctionassetsofacompany inreceivershipBk.39,Pg.53-54 DEPARTMENTofJustice Minister’sOffice-travelandofficeexpenditures sinceMay5/89Bk.18,Pg.923 DEPARTMENTofJusticeAct(Bill20) NoticeofmotionBk.24,Pg.24 SecondreadingBk.32,Pg.34-36 ELECTIONcampaign CharitabledonationsfromOntario’sPatricia StarrBk.22,Pg.1145 FAMILYLawOmnibusAct(Bill9) NoticeofmotionBk.12,Pg.597 SecondreadingBk.22,Pg.1234-35 GRANDFallscourthouse AnswertoquestionsinformofstatementBk.42, Pg.6 ScheduledopeningofnewbuildingBk.40,Pg. 14-15;Bk.41,Pg.6-7 SecuritymeasuresBk.53,Pg.10-13 HUMANRightsCodeAct(Bill56) NoticeofmotionBk.48,Pg.12 INTERNATIONALConventionontheLawAp plicabletoTrustsandTheirRecognition(Bill30) NoticeofmotionBk.32,Pg.15 SecondreadingBk.39,Pg.22-26 LABOURrelations-double-breasting DebateBk.17,Pg.897-902 LEGALAidCommission Increasebudget;extendservicestopeopleseeking maintenanceandchildsupportincourtBk.4.6, Pg.15-17 MINISTERIALStatements AuctioningservicesengagedbySheriff’sofficein saleofpropertyBk.3$,Pg.1 GrandFallscourthouse(Answerstoquestions) Bk.42,Pg.6 RoyalCommissiontoexaminecriminaljustice systemandallegationsofsexualabuse-commis sionendorsedandmembersappointedBk.6,Pg. 278 NATIVEpeoplefromSheshatshiu RetrialonpreviousoffenceBk.54,Pg.15 NEWFOUNDLANDGazette EditionstabledBk.11,Pg.544 ORALQuestions Auctioningservices-authorityofSheriffsoffice toengageafirmtoauctionassetsofLantern WholesalersBk.37,P.1-4 Conflictofinterest-presentministersleasing spacetogovernmentBk.19,Pg.966;Bk.20,Pg. 1033-36 Culturalaffairs-approvalofgranttoAvion PlayersofGander,resignationofJimBaird,Ex ecutiveAssistanttoMinisterBk.20,Pg.1029-30 Electioncampaign-charitabledonationsfrom Ontario’sPatriciaStarrBk.22,Pg.1145 GrandFallscourthouse-scheduledopeningof newbuildingBk.40,Pg.14-15;Bk.41,Pg.6-7 GrandFallscourthouse-securitymeasuresBk. 53,Pg.10-13 LegalAidCommission-increasebudgetandex tendservicestopeopleseekingmaintenanceand childsupportincourtBk.46,Pg.15-17 NativepeoplefromSheshatshiu-retrialonpre viousoffenceBk.54,Pg.15 ProvincialCourtinSt.John’s-courtfacilities Bk.40,Pg.13-15 POINTofprivilegeregardingremarksbyMember forGrandFallsconcerningsecurityatGrandFalls courthouseBk.54,Pg.1 PROVINCIALCourtAct(Bill49) NoticeofmotionBk.40,Pg.15 PROVINCIALCourtinSt.John’s CourtfacilitiesBk.40,Pg.13-15 PUBLICUtilitiesAct(Bill44) NoticeofmotionBk.35,Pg.16 SecondreadingBk.54,Pg.30A-31;Bk.55,Pg. 47 PUBLICUtilitiesBoardreportonoperationscarried outunderAutomobileInsuranceAct 47

HANS AR]) SPEAKER INDEX Report tabled Bk. 2$, Pg. 21 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Justice Department - Minister’s office expendi tures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #6) Bk. 1$, Pg. 923 Justice Department - Minister’s Office travel ex penditures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #30) Bk. 1$, Pg. 923 REPORTS Tabled Newfoundland Gazette editions Bk. 11, Pg. 544 Public Utilities Board of Commissioners report on operations carried out under the Automobile Insurance Act Bk. 2$, Pg. 21 ROYAL Commission to examine criminal justice sys tem and allegations of sexual abuse Commission endorsed Mr.

Justice Samuel Hughes appointed commissioner Bk. 6, Pg. 278 SECURiTIES Act (Bill 55) Notice of motion Bk. 46, Pg. 18 UNITED Nations Convention of Contracts for the International Sale of Goods Act (Bill 31) Notice of motion Bk. 32, Pg. 15 Second reading Bk. 39, Pg. 26-27 Doyle, Mr.

Norman (PC, Harbour Main) CONFLICT of interest guidelines Present ministers leasing space to government Bk. 1$, Pg. 916-18 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Employment program Bk. 49, Pg. 43-45 Employment program - job creation Bk. 54, Pg. 44-46 DEPARTMENT of Employment and Labour Rela tions Act (Bill 28) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 43-45 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Labour representative on the commission Bk. 10, Pg. 452-54 EMPLOYMENT programs Government plans Bk. 46, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 49, Pg. 43-45; Bk. 52, Pg. 1-2 Bk. 54, Pg. 44-46 Reinstatement -of Private Sector Employment Pro gram Bk. 32, Pg. 6-7 FERRY service for Bell Island and Fogo Island Construction of ferries at Maiystown Shipyard Bk. 5, Pg. 216-18 FISHERY Changes to the emergency response and UI programs Bk. 46, Pg. 12-13 Employment programs Bk. 42, Pg. 9-10 Fisheries Emergency Response Program Bk. 52, Pg. 2 LABOUR relations Double-breasting issue Bk. 17, Pg. 860 LABOUR relations - double-breasting Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 43 Debate Bk. 17, Pg. 869-74;903-07 LABOUR Standards Division Tribunal to deal with aggrieved employees - back log of cases Bk. 40, Pg. 8 MAMMOGRAPHY screening program Funding Bk. 16, Pg. 81$; Bk. 20, Pg. 1050 MNIIvIUM wage Recommendations contained in brief presented by Federation of Labour Bk. 50, Pg. 6-7 MORRISSEY, Mrs.

Anne, condolences to family upon death Bk. 34, Pg. 1 MUNICIPAL capital works program Program for 1989-90 Bk. 9, Pg. 402 When fimding will be announced; second list Bk. 3, Pg. 120-21 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Housing Cor poration Number of meetings held by Board of Directors in past year Bk. 43, Pg. 10-11 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Safety measures in the workplace Bk. 40, Pg. 9-10 OCCUPATIONAL Integration Program for Women Cancellation Bk. 14, Pg. 699-70 1 ORAL Questions Conflict of interest - present ministers leasing space to government Bk. 18, Pg. 916-18 Double-breasting issue - legislation Bk. 17, Pg. 860 Economic Recovery Commission - representatives for labour and Labrador on commission Bk. 10, Pg. 452-54 Employment program - reinstatement of Private Sector Employment program Bk. 32, Pg. 6-7 Employment programs - government plans Bk. 46, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 52, Pg. 1-2 Ferry for Bell Island and Fogo Island - construc tion of ferries Bk. 5, Pg. 216-18 Fisheries Emergency Response Program Bk. 46, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 52, Pg. 2 Fishery - employment programs Bk. 42, Pg. 9-10 Labour Standards Tribunal - backlog of cases; safety in the workplace Bk. 40, Pg. 8-10 Minimum wage - recommendations contained in brief presented by Federation of Labour Bk. 50, Pg. 6-7 Municipal capital works program - when funding for 1989 will be announced Bk. 3, Pg. 120-2 1 Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corpora tion Board of Directors - number of meetings held in past year Bk. 43, Pg. 10-11 Occupational Integration--Program for Women - cancellation Bk. 14, Pg. 699-701 48

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Unemploymentinsuranceprogram-changesBk. 32,Pg.5-6 YouthCorrectionsCentreinTorbay-conditions atthecentreBk.34,Pg.10-12 PETITIONS Mammographyscreeningprogram-fundingBk. 16,Pg.818 UNEMPLOYMENTInsuranceAct-changes DebateBk.25,Pg.23-28 UNEMPLOYMENTinsuranceprogram ChangesBk.32,Pg.5-6 YOUTHCorrectionsCentreinTorbay ConditionsatthecentreBk.34,Pg.10-12 Duff,Mrs.Shannie(PC,StJohn’sEast) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone DebateBk.7,Pg.371-72 ARTgallery Newfacility;landdonatedbyCityofSt.John’s Bk.50,Pg.8-10 BUDGET CurrentaccountsurplusBk.47,Pg.22-23 BUDGETDebateBk.15,Pg.798-800;Bk.16,Pg. 822-29 BURGEOhospital FacilitybekeptinfulloperationBk.37,Pg.15 “CHRISTINA”(RochelleScholl) DetailsofherdeparturefromtheprovinceBk. 26,Pg.13-16;45-46 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) “Christina”(RochelleScholl)-departurefrom NewfoundlandBk.26,Pg.45-46 Chroniccarebeds-AgnesPrattHomeBk.44, Pg.45-47 LSPUHall-requestforfundingBk.30,Pg.51- 53 Mammographyprogram-budgetcutBk.13,Pg. 687-88 OuterRingRoadBk.22,Pg.1182-83 DEPARTMENTofFisheriesAct(Bill26) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.51,Pg. 51-53;Bk.52,Pg.21-24 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalandProvincialM fairsAct(Bill29) SecondreadingBk.36,Pg.24-29 ECONOMICRecoveryCommissionAct(Bill40) SecondreadingBk.50,Pg.44-51 EDUCATION Overruleofcurriculumcommittee’sdecisionon textdevelopedintheprovinceBk.16,Pg.815-17 FISHERY NationalSea-announcedclosureofSouthside plantBk.52,Pg.5-6 HEALTHcare Allocationoffundingforresearchintomedical andhealthissuesBk.36,Pg.14-15 Chroniccarebeds-governmentfundingBk.40, Pg.11-13;Bk.44,Pg.45-47 Educationprogramtodealwithincreaseininci dentsofsexuallytransmitteddiseasesamong teenagersBk.44,Pg.8-11 Governmentassistancetopatientsrequiringthe drugusedintreatmentofkidneyproblemsBk. 24,Pg.19-20 HEALTHcareservices NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.40 LIQUORCorporationAct(Bill16) SecondreadingBk.27,Pg.22 LSPUHall RequestforfundingBk.28,Pg.16-18;Bk.30, Pg.51-53 MAMMOGRAPHYscreeningprogram BudgetcutBk.13,Pg.646-47;6$7-$$ FundingBk.14,Pg.710;Bk.18,Pg.927 ORALQuestions Artgallery-newfacility;landdonatedbyCity ofSt.John’sBk.50,Pg.8-10 Budget-currentaccountBk.47,Pg.22-23 “Christina”(RochelleScholl)-detailsofher departurefromtheprovinceBk.26,Pg.13-16 Chroniccare-fundingtoopenbedsinAgnes PrattHomeBk.40,Pg.11-13 Education-overruleofcurriculumcommittee’s decisionontextdevelopedintheprovinceBk. 16,Pg.815-17 Healthcare-allocationoffundingforresearch intomedicalandhealthissuesBk.36,Pg.14-15 Healthcare-governmentassistancetopatientsre quiringthedrugusedintreatmentofkidney problemsBk.24,Pg.19-20 Healthcare-government’splantodealwithin- creaseinincidentsofsexuallytransmitteddis easesBk.44,Pg.8-11 LSPUHall-requestforfundingBk.28,Pg.16- 18 Mammographyscreeningprogram-budgetcut Bk.13,Pg.646-47 NationalSeaandFPI-plantclosures;Southside plantBk.52,Pg.5-6 OuterRingRoad-recommendationsoftheEn vironmentalAssessmentReviewCommitteeBk. 22,Pg.1145 OUTERRingRoad RecommendationsoftheEnvironmentalAssess mentReviewCommitteeBk.22,Pg.1145;11$2-83 PEOPLE’SRepublicofChina-TienanmanSquare massacre NoticeofmotionBk.7,Pg.340 49

HANS ARt) SPEAKER ThTDEX Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 340-42 PUBLIC Utilities Act (Bill 44) Second reading Bk. 54. Pg. 43-44; Bk. 55, Pg. 31- 33 QUARRY Materials Act (Bill 1$) Second reading Bk. 27, Pg. 25 SIX months hoist - amendment to Public Utilities Act (Bill 44) Bk. 55, Pg. 33 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate Bk. 21, Pg. 1104-07;1128-30 ST. John’s Municipal Elections Act (Bill 22) Second reading Bk. 30, Pg. 43-46 Dumaresque, Mr.

Daniel (L, Eagle River) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 6, Pg. 296-304 CARTWRIGHT Residents requesting an enclosed arena Bk. 31, Pg. 24 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 41, Pg. 18-22 FOREIGN overfishing Debate Bk. 9, Pg. 436-41 LABRADOR Subsidiary Development Agreement Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 39 PETITIONS Cartwright residents requesting an enclosed arena Bk. 31, Pg. 24 PROVINCIAL rights be debated during Meech Lake negotiations Debate Bk. 43, Pg. 34-38 UNEMPLOYMENT - federal government assistance Debate Bk. 48, Pg. 38.43 UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance Act - changes Debate Bk. 25, Pg. 37-40 Efford, Hon.

John (L, Port de Grave) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 36, Pg. 45-49 ALCOHOL use on Labrador coast Government initiatives Bk. 19, Pg. 970 ALLEGATIONS against Minister of Social Services by Eastern Shipbuilders Limited Inquiry to examine allegations; resignation of Minister of Social Services Bk. 24, Pg. 3 Report of Mr.

Justice Mahoney on his fmdings Bk. 47, Pg. 3 BUDGET Debate Bk. 14, Pg. 742; Bk. 15, Pg. 769-79 DAY Care and Homemaker Services Act (Bill 57) Notice of motion Bk. 51, Pg. 20 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 37, Pg. 45-5 1 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 51, Pg. 25-3042-45; Bk. 52, Pg. 39-42 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial M fairs Act (Bill 29) Second reading Bk. 35, Pg. 25-31 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 42, Pg. 38-41 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Annual reports for 1986-87; 1987-88; 1988-89 tabled Bk. 50, Pg. 12 Minister’s Office - travel and office expenditures since May 5/89 Bk. 13, Pg. 650 Reduction in budget; funding for new group homes Bk. 12, Pg. 593-95 Social Assistance Program annual reports for 1987-88 and 1988-89 tabled Bk. 10, Pg. 463 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion Act (Bill 33) Second reading Bk. 44, Pg. 20-21 EASTERN Shipbuilders Limited employees regard ing fisheries Loan Board and the construction of 65- foot vessels Bk. 55, Pg. 19 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Act (Bill 40) Second reading Bk. 47, Pg. 3645 EXON House Closure Bk. 15, Pg. 749 HOME care services to senior citizens Reduction in services Bk. 56, Pg. 12-14 INTERIM Supply Act Debate Bk. 2, Pg. 87-90 LEGAL Aid Commission Increase budget; extend services to people seeking maintenance and child support in court Bk. 48, Pg. 6-7 MINISTERIAL Statements Exon House - closure Bk. 15, Pg. 749 Pleasantville Remand Centre - relocation Bk. 20, Pg. 1022 ORAL Questions Alcohol use on Labrador coast Bk. 19, Pg. 970 Department of Social Services - reduction in budget; funding for new group homes Bk. 12, Pg. 593-95 Home care services to senior citizens - changes Bk. 56, Pg. 12-14 Legal Aid Commission - increase budget and ex tend services to people seeking maintenance and child support in court Bk. 48, Pg. 6-7 Social assistance recipients - $8m overpayment Bk. 12, Pg. 591-92 Youth Correction Centre in Torbay - incident at the centre Bk. 15, Pg. 760-62 PLEASANTVLLE Remand Centre 50

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Answertoquestionsregardingadisturbanceat thecentreBk.16,Pg.803 RelocationBk.20,Pg.1022 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper SocialServicesDepartment-Minister’sofficeex pendituresinceMay5/89(W.Q.#8)Bk.13,Pg. 650 SocialServicesDepartment-Minister’sOffice travelexpendituressinceMay5/89(W.Q.#33) Bk.13,Pg.650 REHABIIJTATWEServices Annualreportsfor1987-88and1988-89tabled Bk.10,Pg.463 REPORTSTabled DepartmentofSocialServicesannualreportsfor 1986-87;1987-88;1988-89Bk.50,Pg.12 RehabilitativeServicesannualreportsfor1987- $8;1988-89Bk.10,Pg.463 Socialassistanceannualreportsfor1987-88;1988- 89Bk.10,Pg.463 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) DebateBk.1$,Pg.938-42 SOCIALassistance OverpaymenttorecipientsBk.12,Pg.591-92 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) DebateBk.21,Pg.1102-04;1125-28 YOUTHCorrectionsCentreinTorbay IncidentatthecentreBk.15,Pg.760-62 Flight,Hon.Graham(L,Windsor-Buchans) ABifIBI-PricemillinGrandfalls FutureofthemillBk.45,Pg.6-13 ProgressofworkbycommitteeBk.53,Pg.3 ANNIVERSARYoftheNewfoundlandOverseas forestryUnitBk.54,Pg.1 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) EmploymentprogramBk.49,Pg.45-46 SprayprogramBk.5,Pg.258-60 DEPARTMENTofForestiyandAgriculture Minister’sOffice-travelandofficeexpenditures sinceMay5/89Bk.21,Pg.1094-95 DEPARTMENTofForestryandAgticultureAct (Bill19) NoticeofmotionBk.24,Pg.23 SecondreadingBk.2$,Pg.37-39;47-53 EMPLOYMENTprograms GovernmentplansBk.49,Pg.45-46 FORESTindustry WoodsupplyBk.30,Pg.9-11 FORESTRYAct(Bill38) NoticeofmotionBk.33,Pg.14 GREENBayarea SilvicultureprogramBk.50,Pg.4-5 KRUGERmillinCornerBrook Downtimein1990Bk.50,Pg.1-2 LWESTOCKOwners’CompensationBoard FinancialstatementstabledBk.39,Pg.16 MILKprices BrieffromMarketingBoardregardingthesetting upofaPricingReviewCommitteeBk.47,Pg.15- 17 Government’spositiononincreaseannouncedby MilkMarketingBoardBk.47,Pg.11 IncreaseBk.46,Pg.7-8;Bk.47,Pg.19-20 MINISTERIALStatements GrandFallsPulpandPaperMill-progressof workbycommitteesBk.53,Pg.3 MilkpriceincreaseannouncedbyMilkMarket ingBoardBk.47,Pg.11 Redmeatindustryassistancepackage-allocation tohogandsheepindustryBk.54,Pg.10 SawmillAssistanceProgram-update;changes Bk.40,Pg.1 Sprayprogram-1989resultsBk.25,Pg.3 Sprayprogramfor1989Bk.3,Pg.108;Bk.23, Pg.1304 NEWFOUNDLANDCropInsuranceAgency Annualreportandfinancialstatementstabled Bk.39,Pg.17 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinGrandFalls-futureBk.45, Pg.6-13 Forestindustry-woodsupplyBk.30,Pg.9-11 KrugermillinCornerBrook-downtimein1990 Bk.50,Pg.1-2 MilkpriceincreasebyMilkMarketingBoardBk. 46,Pg.7-8;Bk.47,Pg.19-20 Milkprices-briefpresentedbyMilkMarketing BoardregardingaPricingReviewCommitteeBk. 47,Pg.15-17 SawmillAssistanceProgram-when1989pro gramwillbeannouncedBk.34,Pg.8-9 Schoolmilkprogram-statusoftheprogramBk. 6,Pg.273-74 Silvicultureprogram-GreenBayareaBk.50, Pg.4-5 Silvicultureprogram-negotiationsfor Federal/ProvincialagreementBk.16,Pg.813-15; Bk.30,Pg.3-5 Sprayprogram-whenprogramwillbean nouncedBk.2,Pg.53-55;Bk.4,Pg.170-75 WooddaleTreeNurseryinCentralNew foundland-numberofemployeestoberehired nextyearBk.28-,Pg.20-21;Bk.30,Pg.5-8 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper 51

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Forestry and Agriculture Department - Minister’s office expenditures since May 5189 (W.Q. #12) Bk. 21, Pg. 1095 Forestry and Agriculture Department - Minister’s Office travel expenditures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #27) Bk. 21, Pg. 1094 RED meat industry Federal assistance to hog and sheep industry Bk. 54, Pg. 10 REPORTS Tabled Livestock Owners’ Compensation Board financial statements Bk. 39, Pg. 16 Newfoundland Crop Insurance Agency annual report and financial statements Bk. 39, Pg. 17 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate Bk. 19, Pg. 996-1001 SAWMILL Assistance Program Update; changes Bk. 40, Pg. 1 When 1989 program will be announced Bk. 34, Pg. 8-9 SCHOOL milk program Status Bk. 6, Pg. 273-74 SILVICULTURE program Activity in Green Bay area Bk. 50, Pg. 4-5 Status of negotiations for a new agreement with federal government Bk. 16, Pg. 813-15; Bk. 30, Pg. 3-5 SPRAY program 1989 results Bk. 25, Pg. 3 Government’s plans for spraying Bk. 2, Pg. 53- 55; Bk. 4, Pg. 170-75; Bk. 5, Pg. 258-60 Program for 1989 Bk. 3, Pg. 108; Bk. 23, Pg. 1304 WOODDAIE Tree Nursery in Central New foundland area Number of employees to be rehired next year Bk. 28, Pg. 20-21; Bk. 30, Pg. 5-8 Furey, Hon Charles (L, St.

Barbe) CO-OPERATIVE -Societies Act (Bill 50) Notice of motion Bk. 41, Pg. 15 Second reading Bk. 55, Pg. 47-5 1 DEPARTMENT of Development Minister’s Office - travel and office expenditures since May 5/89 Bk. 13, Pg. 653 DEPARTMENT of Development Act (Bill 24) Notice of motion Bk. 24, Pg. 23 DEPARTMENT of Environment and Lands Act (Bill 23) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 36-37;42 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 41, Pg. 25-28 ECONOMIC Council Act (Bill 27) Notice of motion Bk. 24, Pg. 23 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Development of province Bk. 7, Pg. 335 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Act (Bill 40) Second reading Bk. 49, Pg. 25-33; Bk. 50, Pg. 51- 54 FERRY service for Bell Island and Fogo Island Construction of ferries at Marystown Shipyard Bk. 14, Pg. 705-07 FREEDOM of Information Act (Bill 41) Notice of motion Bk. 36, Pg. 16 GOVERNMENT-owned stores on Labrador coast Sale of dry goods Bk. 20, Pg. 1045 INTERIM Supply Act Debate Bk. 2, Pg. 93-94 LOCAL preference policy Update; effect of foreign investment on local in dustiy Bk. 44, Pg. 4-6 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Construction of shrimp trawler for Fishery Products Bk. 16, Pg. 810-13; Bk. 20, Pg. 1038-41 Financial statements tabled Bk. 41, Pg. 15 MEDIA photographers requesting permission to take pictures while House sitting Bk. 24, Pg. 1 MINISTERIAL Statements Port aux Basques - establishment of two com panies in the incubator mall Bk. 39, Pg. 1 Tourism information facilities - improvements Bk. 20, Pg. 1021 ORAL Questions Economic Recovery Commission - development of province Bk. 7, Pg. 335 Ferry for Bell Island and Fogo Island - construc tion of ferries Bk. 14, Pg. 705-07 Local preference policy - update; effect of foreign investment on local industry Bk. 44, Pg. 4-6 Marystown Shipyard - construction of shrimp trawler for FPI Bk. 16, Pg. 810-13; Bk. 20, Pg. 1038-41 Superior Wood Products, Green Bay - govern ment support Bk. 50, Pg. 5 PORT aux Basques - establishment of two com panies in the incubator mall Bk. 39, Pg. 1 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Development Department - Minister’s office ex penditures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #18) Bk. 13, Pg. 653 Development Department - Minister’s Office travel expenditures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #21) Bk. 13, Pg. 653 REPORTS Tabled Marystown Shipyard Limited financial statements Bk. 41, Pg. 15 52

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX SUPERIORWoodProducts,GreenBay GovernmentsupportBk.50,Pg.5 TOURISMinformationfacilities ImprovementsBk.20,Pg.1021 Gibbons,Hon.Dr.Rex(L,St.John’sWest) BAlEVertemines UpdateBk.47,Pg.13-15 BONDissuecompletedbyHydroinCanadian marketBk.21,Pg.1081 CONSTITUTIONALdiscussions Province’sstandonMeechLakewillinterfere withongoingnegotiationsonoffshoreandChur chillFallsBk.30,Pg.13 COWHeadfacility DeferraloftheexpansionBk.30,Pg.14 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) LowerChurchilldevelopment-negotiationswith QuebecBk.5,Pg.262 DEPARTMENTofMinesandEnergy GeologicalsurveybranchreporttabledBk.26, Pg.16 Minister’sOffice-travelandofficeexpenditures sinceMay5/89Bk.14,Pg.707 DEPARTMENTofMinesandEnergyAct(Bill25) NoticeofmotionBk.24,Pg.23 SecondreadingBk.32,Pg.24-26 ELECTRICALPowerControlAct(Bill54) NoticeofmotionBk.44,Pg.15 SecondreadingBk.52,Pg.17-19 ELECTRICALrates IncreaseinratesduetoeliminationofPDDsub sidyBk.53,Pg.6-8 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-Committeeof Supply DebateBk.22,Pg.1175 FUELandUtilitiesAnnualCostReport Reportfor1989tabledBk.36,Pg.1 HifiERNIA Newpackagerelatingtothedesigiiongoing negotiationsBk.27,Pg.13-14 StatusofnegotiationsBk.25,Pg.2 Updateonmeetingsheldwithfederalgovern mentandoilcompaniesBk.6,Pg.275-76 HYDROGroupofcompanies Answertoquestionsregardingboardmembers Bk.27,Pg.20 LABRADORHydro NegotiationswithQuebecandOntarioBk.24, Pg.20-21;Bk.47,Pg.17-18 LANDclaimsnegotiations Answertoquestionsregardingdevelopmentof mineralsinStrangeLakeareaBk.37,Pg.13-14 LabradorInuitAssoc.andfederalgovernment; leaseagreementfordevelopmentofmineralsin StrangeLakeareaBk.36,Pg.8-9 LOWERChurchilldevelopment NegotiationswithQuebecBk.2,Pg.55-56;Bk. 5,Pg.262 UpdateBk.24,Pg.9 LOWERChurchilldevelopment-negotiationswith Quebec DebateBk.12,Pg.625-28 MARINEInstitute ContractawardedforconstructionofOffshore TrainingandResearchCentreBk.22,Pg.1133 RetenderingBk.34,Pg.2 MINERALAct(Bill45) NoticeofmotionBk.36,Pg.17 MINERALlicencesreport TabledBk.21,Pg.1094 MININGGrantNo.11(ConveyanceofMinerals) Act(Bill46) NoticeofmotionBk.36,Pg.17 SecondreadingBk.52,Pg.15-16 MININGindusny UpdateBk.25,Pg.5 MINISTERIALStatements BondissuecompletedbyNewfoundlandHydro inCanadianmarketBk.21,Pg.1081 FuelandUtilitiesAnnualCostReport-1989sur veyBk.36,Pg.1 Hibemianegotiations-statusBk.25,Pg.2 LowerChurchilldevelopment-updateBk.24, Pg.9 MarineInstitute-contractawardedforconstruc tionofanOffshoreTrainingandResearch CentreBk.22,Pg.1133 MarineInstituteResearchCentre-contract retenderingBk.34,Pg.2 Miningindustry-updateBk.25,Pg.5 PublicUtilitiesBoardofCommissionersreport withrespecttoNewfoundlandHydroratesBk. 20,Pg.1026 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro AnnualreporttabledBk.6,Pg.281 OFFSHOREPetroleumBoard AnnualreporttabledBk.21,Pg.1093-94 ORALQuestions BaieVertemines-updateBk.47,Pg.13-15 Constitutionaldiscussions-ifprovince’sstandon MeechLakewillinterferewithongoingnegotia tionsontheoffshoreandChurchillFallsBk.30, Pg.13 CowHeadfacility-deferraloftheexpansionBk. 30,Pg.14 53

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Electrical rates - increase in rates due to elimina tion of PDD subsidy Bk. 53, Pg. 6-8 Hibernia - new package relating to the design; on going negotiations Bk. 27, Pg. 13-14 Hibernia - update on meetings held with federal government and oil companies Bk. 6, Pg. 275-76 Labrador Hydro - negotiations with Quebec and Oritano Bk. 24, Pg. 20-21; Bk. 47, Pg. 17-18 Land claims negotiations with Labrador Inuit Assoc. and federal government; development of minerals in Strange Lake area Bk. 36, Pg. 8-9 Lower Churchill development - negotiations with Quebec Bk. 2, Pg. 55-56 PUBLIC Tender Act Answer to questions regarding the Hydro project in Bishop’s falls Bk. 27, Pg. 19 PUBLIC Utilities Board report with respect to Hydro rates Report tabled Bk. 20, Pg. 1026 QUARRY Materials Act (Bill 18) Notice of motion Bk. 24, Pg. 23 Second reading Bk. 27, Pg. 22-23;26-27 QUESTIONS on the Order Paper Mines and Energy Department - Minister’s office expenditures since May 5/89 (W.Q. #5) Bk. 14, Pg. 707 Mines and Energy Department - Minister’s Office travel expenditures (W.Q. #31) Bk. 14, Pg. 707 REPORTS Tabled Department of Mines and Energy geological sur vey branch report Bk. 26, Pg. 16 Mineral licences annual report Bk. 21, Pg. 1094 Newfoundland Hydro annual report Bk. 6, Pg. 281 Offshore Petroleum Board annual report Bk. 21, Pg. 1093-94 Public Utilities Board of Commissioners report with respect to Hydro rates Bk. 20, Pg. 1026 Gilbert, Hon.

David (L, Burgeo-Bay d’Espoir) ARGENTIA ferry service Recommendation for a year-round service Bk. 27, Pg. 14-15 BUDGET Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 1287-88 BURGEO hospital facility be kept in full operation Bk. 37, Pg. 14 CANADIAN Airlines Answer to question Bk. 48, Pg. 13 Downgrading of service; announced layoff Bk. 46, Pg. 13; Bk. 49, Pg. 48 CAPiTAL roads program List of projects Bk. 3, Pg. 109; Bk. 5, Pg. 214- 15;221-22 Priority list - paving of the Bareneed Road Bk. 41, Pg. 13-14 Tabled the list of projects and answered ques tions concerning the Bareneed road Bk. 44, Pg. 15 COADY, Hugh, former Clerk of the House, con dolences to family upon death Bk. 15, Pg. 746 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Canadian Airlines - announced layoff Bk. 49, Pg. 48 Outer Ring Road Bk. 34, Pg. 50-5 1 Transportation - construction of road to Petit Forte Bk. 44, Pg. 53-54; Bk. 49, Pg. 50 DEPARTMENT of Transportation Annual report tabled Bk. 19, Pg. 977 Answers to questions regarding work on private and municipal property Bk. 49, Pg. 11; Bk. 52, Pg. 13 Departmental policy regarding work by staff and equipment on private and municipal property Bk. 4$, Pg. 11 St.

David’s/St.

Fintan’s qualify under provincial policy Bk. 51, Pg. 18-19 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion Minister’s Office - travel and office expenditure since May 5/89 Bk. 20, Pg. 1042-43 Tendered contracts extended beyond the accepted price - cost Bk. 52, Pg. 14 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion Act (Bill 33) Notice of motion Bk. 33, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 44, Pg. 18;36-38 DUMP truck industry Independent truck owners Bk. 17, Pg. 867-68 FERRY rates Reduction Bk. 44, Pg. 3 Reduction (Answer to question) Bk. 20, Pg. 1042 FERRY service for Bell Island Answer to question Bk. 39, Pg. 17 FERRY service for Bell Island and Fogo Island Construction of ferries at Maiystown Shipyard Bk. 2, Pg. 56-58; Bk. 5, Pg. 216-18; Bk. 7, Pg. 337-38 MC issued to cancel construction of second ferry for Bell Island Bk. 9, Pg. 411-14 FERRY service for Fogo Island Beaumont Hamel Bk. 7, Pg. 336-37 Study into transportation system on Fogo Island Bk. 44, Pg. 7-8 GRAND Falls courthouse Security measures Bk. 53, Pg. 11 HARBOUR Le Cou Residents of Petites requesting parking area be ex panded Bk. 44, Pg. 17 54

MANSARDSPEAKERINDEX HIGHWAYprojects Projectsapproved-tendersawardedBk.31,Pg.1 Projectsapprovedsincethebudgetwaspassed Bk.47,Pg.24 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.2,Pg.79-81;Bk.3,Pg.145-46 LOANandGuaranteeAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1226-27 LOCALRoadBoardsAct(Bill34) NoticeofmotionBk.36,Pg.16 SecondreadingBk.44,Pg.38-42 MINISTERIALStatements Capitalroadsprojects-listBk.3,Pg.109 Ferryservices-commercialratesreductionBk. 44,Pg.3 Highwayimprovementandconstructionprojects- tendersBk.31,Pg.1 MOTORRegistration DrivertrainingofficesBk.15,Pg.760 MOTORVehiclesAct(Bill39) NoticeofmotionBk.35,Pg.16 ORALQuestions Argentiaferryservice-recommendationregard ingayear-roundserviceBk.27,Pg.14-15 BrooklyninTerraNovaDistrict-pavingofroad Bk.5,Pg.220 CanadianAirlines-downgradingofservice;an nouncedlayoffBk.46,Pg.13 CapeSt.George-constructionofroadBk.5, Pg.218-20 Capitalroadsprogram-listofprojectsBk.5, Pg.214-15;221-22 Capitalroadsprojects-originallistpavingof theBareneedroadBk.41,Pg.13-14 DepartmentofTransportation-useofequip mentandstaffonprivateandmunicipalproperty Bk.4$,Pg.11;Bk.51,Pg.18-19 Dumptruckindustry-independenttruckowners Bk.17,Pg.867-68 FerryforBellIslandandFogoIsland-construc tionofferriesBk.2,Pg.56-58;Bk.5,Pg.216- 18;Bk.7,Pg.337-38 FerryforBellIslandandFogoIsland-MCis suedtocancelconstructionBk.9,Pg.411-14 FerryserviceforFogoIsland-BeaumontHamel; studyintotransportationsystemonFogoIsland Bk.7,Pg.336-37;Bk.44,Pg.7-8 GrandFallscourthouse-securitymeasuresBk. 53,Pg.11 GreenBayarea-fundingforroadtoHarry’s HarbourandJackson’sCoveBk.5,Pg.220-21 LoopRoadatHiliviewinBellevuearea-upgrad ingBk.53,Pg.5-6 MotorRegistration-drivertrainingofficesBk. 15,Pg.760 OuterRingRoad-statusBk.33,Pg.9-10,Bk. 54,Pg.20 PetitForte-constructionofroadBk.44,Pg.12- 15;Bk.49,Pg.11 Pointsystemfordrivers-dateofimplementation Bk.55,Pg.9-10 PublicTenderAct-contractforSchoolforthe Deaf-tenderrequiringPOAnumberBk.49,Pg. 9-11 Smokingbaningovernmentofficesandbuildings Bk.4$,Pg.5 StephenvilleAirportissue-statusofdiscussions withAirCanadaandFirstAirBk.46,Pg.9-10 Trans-LabradorHighway-wintermaintenance Bk.43,Pg.9-10 OUTERRingRoad StatusBk.33,Pg.9-10;Bk.34,Pg.50-51;Bk. 54,Pg.20 PETITIONS Burgeohospital-facilitybekeptinfullopera tionBk.37,Pg.14 PPPYParkCommission AnnualreporttabledBk.10,Pg.463 POINTsystemfordrivers DateofimplementationBk.55,Pg.9-10 PROSSER’SRock-proposedfederalfacility EnvironmentalimpactstudyBk.54,Pg.20 PUBLICServiceCommission AnnualreporttabledBk.30,Pg.14 PUBLICTenderAct AnswertoquestionregardingSchoolforthe DeaftendercontractBk.50,Pg.12 ExceptionstabledBk.7,Pg.340;Bk.31,Pg.17; Bk.51,Pg.20 ContractforSchoolfortheDeaf-tenderrequir ingPOAnumberBk.49,Pg.9-11 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper Ferryrates-reductionBk.20,Pg.1042 Highwayprojectsapprovedsincethebudgetwas passed(W.Q.#37)Bk.47,Pg.24 Tenderedcontractsextendedbeyondtheaccepted price-costtogovernmentW.Q.#40)Bk.52, Pg.14 Works,ServicesandTransportationDepartment- Minister’sofficeexpendituressinceMay5/89 (WQ.#9)Bk.20,Pg.1042 Works,ServicesandTransportationDepartment- Minister’sOfficetravelexpendituresinceMay 5/89(W.Q.#35)Bk.20,Pg.1043 REPORTSTabled DepartmentofTransportationreportfor1987-88 Bk.19,Pg.977 55

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Pippy Park Commission annual report Bk. 10, Pg. 463 Public Service Commission annual report Bk. 30, Pg. 14 Public Tender Act Exceptions Bk. 7, Pg. 340; Bk. 31, Pg. 17; Bk. 51, Pg. 20 SMOKING policy in government buildings and of fices If ban will be implemented Bk. 48, Pg. 5 STEPHENVILLE Airport issue Answer to question Bk. 4.8, Pg. 12 Status of discussions with Air Canada and first Air Bk. 46, Pg. 9-10 TRANS-Labrador Highway Answer to question Bk. 39, Pg. 17 Winter maintenance Bk. 43, Pg. 9-10 TRANSPORTATION Answer to question regarding the upgrading of Loop Road in Bellevue area Bk. 54, Pg. 24 Brooklyn in Terra Nova District - paving of road Bk. 5, Pg. 220 Cape St.

George - construction of road Bk. 5, Pg. 218-20 Loop Road at Hillview in Bellevue area - upgrad ing Bk. 53, Pg. 5-6 Musgrave Harbour - maintenance of main road through community Bk. 33, Pg. 14 Petit forte - construction of road Bk. 44, Pg. 12- 15;53-54; Bk. 49, Pg. 1 1;50 Road to Jackson’s Cove and Harry’s Harbour in Green Bay area Bk. 5, Pg. 220-2 1 Gover, Mr.

Aubrey (L, Bonavista South) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 367-70 DEPARTMENT of fisheries Act (Bill 26) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 52, Pg. 46-48 PUBLIC Utilities Act (Bill 44) Second reading Bk. 54, Pg. 37-38 Greening, Mr. Glenn (PC, Terra Nova) AGRICULTURAL industry Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 45 ORAL Questions Brooklyn in Terra Nova District Bk. 5, Pg. 220 TRANSPORTATION Brooklyn in Terra Nova District Bk. 5, Pg. 220 Grimes, Mr.

Roger (L, Exploits) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 5, Pg. 226-35 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 40, Pg. 25-30 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Af fairs Act (Bill 29) Second reading Bk. 34, Pg. 38-42 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 42, Pg. 45-48 FISHERY crisis Debate Bk. 33, Pg. 29-30 STUDENT aid issue Debate Bk. 29, Pg. 32-39 Gullage, Hon.

Eric (L, Waterford-Kenmount) AMALGAMATION City of Mount Pearl Bk. 33, Pg. 12-13 Public hearings Bk. 25, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 31, Pg. 10- 17 Steady Brook be amalgamated with Corner Brook Bk. 40, Pg. 6-7 ART gallery Answer to question Bk. 54, Pg. 24 New facility; land donated by City of St.

John’s Bk. 50, Pg. 9-10 CITY of Corner Brook Water and sewer and roads program Bk. 6, Pg. 269-70; Bk. 14, Pg. 703 CONGRATULATORY messages Burt, Joy Bk. 15, Pg. 747; Bk. 34, Pg. 2 Humber, Frank Bk. 15, Pg. 747 Norris, Dwayne Bk. 56, Pg. 1 Simpson, Vascol, Labrador City Bk. 34, Pg. 2 Slaney, John Bk. 56, Pg. 1 CULTURAL Affairs Grant approval to Avion Players in Gander; resig nation of Jim Baird, Executive Assistant to Mini ster Bk. 16, Pg. 919;959-60; Bk. 19, Pg. 975; Bk. 20, Pg. 1027-33 When director’s position will be filled Bk. 2, Pg. 58 DAVIS, Victor, Olympic swimmer and gold medal- list, condolences to family upon death Bk. 34, Pg. 1 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) LSPU Hall - request for funding Bk. 30, Pg. 53 Municipal and Provincial Affairs Department - resignation of executive assistant to the minister Bk. 18, Pg. 959-60 Municipal capital expenditures Bk. 13, Pg. 692-93 Recreational facilities - cheques issued Bk. 5, Pg. 264 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Af fairs Act (Bill 29) Notice of motion Bk. 29, Pg. 13 Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 46-48; Bk. 36, Pg. 33- 37 FIRE department in Mount Pearl - paving of road - paving of road 56

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX ApprovalBk.3,Pg.123;Bk.23,Pg.1252-55; Bk.45,Pg.17-20 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) DebateBk.20,Pg.1057-65 GRANDFalls,WindsorandBishop’sFalls AmalgamationBk.15,Pg.756-58 HIGHSchoolAthleticFederation AdditionalfundingapprovedBk.19,Pg.97$ FundingBk.17,Pg.863 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.2,Pg.99-102 LiTTLEBayinGreenBay FundingforwaterandsewersystemBk.36,Pg. 18 LSPUHall AnswertoquestionregardingfundingBk.29, Pg.13-14 RequestforfundingBk.28,Pg.17;Bk.30,Pg. 53 MINISTERIALStatements HighSchoolAthleticFederation-additional fundingBk.19,Pg.978 Municipalcapitalworksprogram-detailedlist tabledBk.12,Pg.597 Municipalcapitalworksprogramfor1989-90Bk. 9,Pg.400 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram DetailedlisttabledBk.12,Pg.597 Programfor1989-90Bk.9,Pg.400 Whenfundingwillbeannounced;secondlistBk. 2,Pg.60;Bk.3,Pg.118-22;Bk.13,Pg.640 Whenprojectsfor1990willbeannouncedBk. 48,Pg.4-5;Bk.52,Pg.12;Bk.54,Pg.18-19 MUNICIPALelections-congratulationstocan didateswhoparticipatedBk.33,Pg.1 MUNICIPALwaterandsewercorporationBk.3, Pg.119-20 MUNICIPALITIES Five-yearplanregardingamalgamationand regionalservicesBk.23,Pg.1255-57 Regionalservicingauthority;amalgamationBk. 13,Pg.M1;692-93;Bk.15,Pg.754-56 SystemofmunicipalgovernmentinotherAtlan ticProvincesBk.3,Pg.118 MUNICIPALITIESAct(Bill12) NoticeofmotionBk.21,Pg.1094 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousingCor poration NumberofmeetingsheldbyBoardofDirectors inpastyearBk.43,Pg.10-11 ORALQuestions Amalgamation-CityofMountPearlBk.33,Pg. 12-13 Amalgamation-publichearingsBk.25,Pg.12- 13;Bk.31,Pg.10-17 Amalgamation-SteadyBrookBk.40,Pg.6-7 Artgallery-newfacility;landdonatedbyCity ofSt.John’sBk.50,Pg.9-10 CityofCornerBrook-waterandsewerand roadsprogramBk.6,Pg.269-70;Bk.14,Pg.703 Culturalaffairs-approvalofgranttoAvion PlayersofGander,resignationofJimBaird,Ex ecutiveAssistanttoMinisterBk.18,Pg.919;Bk. 19,Pg.975;Bk.20,Pg.1027-33 CulturalAffairs-whendirectorwillbeap pointedBk.2,Pg.5$ FiredepartmentinMountPearl-approvalBk.3, Pg.123;Bk.23,Pg.1252-55;Bk.45,Pg.17-20 GrandFalls,Windsor,andBishop’sFalls-amal gamationBk.15,Pg.756-58 HighSchoolAthleticFederation-fundingBk. 17,Pg.863 LSPUHall-requestforfundingBk.2$,Pg.17 Municipalcapitalworksprogram-whenfunding for1989willbeannouncedBk.2,Pg.60;Bk.3, Pg.118-22;Bk.13,Pg.640 Municipalcapitalworksprogram-whenprojects for1990willbeannouncedBk.48,Pg.4-5;Bk. 52,Pg.12;Bk.54,Pg.18-19 MunicipalsystemofgovernmentinotherAtlan ticProvincesBk.3,Pg.118 MunicipalwaterandsewercorporationBk.3, Pg.119-20 Municipalities-five-yearplanregardingamal gamationandregionalservicesBk.23,Pg.1255- 57 Municipalities-regionalservicingauthority;amal gamationBk.13,Pg.641;Bk.15,Pg.754-56 NewfoundlandandLabradorHousingCorpora tionBoardofDirectors-numberofmeetings heldinpastyearBk.43,Pg.10-11 Pasadena-fundingforsewagetreatmentsystem Bk.53,Pg.17 Recreationalfacilitiesprogram-chequesissued tothreecommunitiesBk.3,Pg.124-25 Recreationalprogram-regionalfacilitiesBk.19, Pg.972-74;Bk.33,Pg.6;Bk.48,Pg.10-11 SportsArchives-locationBk.35,Pg.12-13 WatersystemforGreenBayBk.19,Pg.976 PASADENA FundingforsewagetreatmentsystemBk.53,Pg. 17 RECREATIONALfacilitiesprogram ChequesissuedtothreecommunitiesBk.3,Pg. 124-25;Bk.5,Pg.264 RegionalfacilitiesBk.19,Pg.972-74;Bk.33,Pg. 6;Bk.48,Pg.10-11 57

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX SPORTS Archives Location Bk. 35, Pg. 12-13 ST. John’s Municipal Elections Act (Bill 22) Notice of motion Bk. 24, Pg. 24 Second reading Bk. 30, Pg. 15; Bk. 31, Pg. 61-63 URBAN and Rural Planning Act (Bill 51) Notice of motion Bk. 48, Pg. 12 WATER system for Green Bay Bk. 19, Pg. 976 WEDGEWOOD Park Amalgamation with St. John’s Bk. 31, Pg. 19 Hearn, Mr. Loyola (PC, St.

Mary’s-The Capes) BUDGET Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 1261-68 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Northern tax benefits - federal task force recom mendations Bk. 30, Pg. 48-49 DEPARTMENT of Finance Act (Bill 21) Second reading Bk. 28, Pg. 57-58; Bk. 32, Pg. 26- 28 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 40, Pg. 30-36 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 52, Pg. 36-39 EDUCATION (Teacher Training) Act (Bill 48) Second reading Bk. 41, Pg. 51 HSNERIES Loan Act (Bill 37) Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 49-52; Bk. 55, Pg. 52 FIShERY Contingency plan for plants to handle cod during caplin season Bk. 7, Pg. 338-39; Bk. 12, Pg. 589- 90; Bk. 19, Pg. 967-69 Employment programs Bk. 42, Pg. 14-15 fish be processed in Newfoundland plants Bk. 51, Pg. 11-12 Fish plants - government policy to keep plants open Bk. 34, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 54, Pg. 14 Fisheries Emergency Response Program Bk. 32, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 39, Pg. 10-11 Northern cod - quota; reduction Bk. 56, Pg. 5-6 Provincial government proposals to the federal government Bk. 2, Pg. 51-52 Statement regarding “cod glut” situation Bk. 13, Pg. 635 FISHERY - all-party committee Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 37 Debate Bk. 4, Pg. 177-82;209-11 FISHERY crisis Debate Bk. 33, Pg. 43-45 FOREIGN overfishing Debate Bk. 9, Pg. 421-26 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 20, Pg. 1067-69 INCOME Tax Act Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1214-16 INTERIM Supply Act Debate Bk. 2, Pg. 90-93 LABOUR relations - double-breasting Debate Bk. 17, Pg. 891-96 LOAN guarantees to fish companies Universal Fisheries Bk. 53, Pg. 8-10 MCLAUGHLIN, Audrey, congratulations on being elected Leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada Bk. 46, Pg. 1 NORTHERN tax benefits Federal task force recommendations Bk. 28, Pg. 15-16; Bk. 30, Pg. 48-49 ORAL Questions Fish plants - government policy to keep plants open Bk. 34, Pg. 6-7; Bk. 54, Pg. 14 Fisheries Emergency Response Program Bk. 32, Pg. 9-11; Bk. 39, Pg. 10-11 Fishery - contingency plan for plants to handle cod during caplin season Bk. 7, Pg. 338-39; Bk. 12, Pg. 589-90; Bk. 19, Pg. 967-69 Fishery - employment programs Bk. 42, Pg. 14-15 Fishery - government proposals to federal govern ment Bk. 2, Pg. 51-52 Fishery - northern cod be processed in New foundland plants Bk. 51, Pg. 11-12 Fishery - northern cod quota; reduction Bk. 56, Pg. 5-6 Loan guarantees to fish companies - Universal Fisheries Bk. 53, Pg. 8-10 Northern tax benefits - federal task force recom mendations Bk. 2$, Pg. 15-16 Private Sector Employment Program - hiring of a consulting finn Bk. 55, Pg. 14-15 Public Utilities Board - restructuring Bk. 35, Pg. 10 Salary supplement paid to the Premier when he was Leader of the Opposition Bk. 35, Pg. 11 School Tax Authority - government plans to abolish school tax Bk. 43, Pg. 5-6 Student aid - changes in regulations Bk. 46, Pg. 10-11 Teacher aide program - funding Bk. 17, Pg. 864- 65 Trepassey fish plant - future Bk. 54, Pg. 13-14 Universal Fisheries - request for financial assis tance Bk. 29, Pg. 6; Bk. 53, Pg. $ PRIVATE Sector Employment Program Hiring of a consulting firm to review all employ ment programs Bk. 55, Pg. 14-15 PUBLIC Utilities Board Restructuring Bk. 35, Pg 10 SALARY supplement paid to the Premier when he was Leader of the Opposition Bk. 35, Pg. 11 58

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX SCHOOLTaxAuthority PlanstoabolishschooltaxBk.43,Pg.5-6 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) DebateBk.21,Pg.1115-18 ST.John’sMunicipalElectionsAct(Bill22) SecondreadingBk.31,Pg.58-61 STUDENTaid ChangeinregulationsBk.46,Pg.10-11 TEACHERaideprogram FundingBk.17,Pg.864-65 TEACHERS’pensionplan ChangesBk.54,Pg.27 TREPASSEYfishplant FutureBk.54,Pg.13-14 UNIVERSALFisheries RequestforfmancialassistanceBk.29,Pg.6; Bk.53,Pg.8 Hewlett,Mr.Alvin(PC,GreenBay) AB1TIBI-PricenñlIinGrandFalls ExplosionatthemillBk.17,Pg.859-60 ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone DebateBk.5,Pg.235-38 AMALGAMATION SteadyBrookbeamalgamatedwithCorner BrookBk.40,Pg.6-7 ATLANTICAccord AccordbeentrenchedintotheCanadianconstitu tionBk.41,Pg.11-12 BUDGETDebateBk.13,Pg.683;Bk.14,Pg.723-26 COMEbyChancearea WastesituationBk.2,Pg.59 CONSTiTUTIONALdiscussions Province’sstandonMeechLakewillinterfere withongoingnegotiationsonoffshoreandChur chillfallsBk.30,Pg.11-13 CRESCENTLakeProvincialPark RemovalofequipmentBk.19,Pg.975 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Electricalrateincrease;eliminationofpowerdis tributiondistrictsubsidyBk.54,Pg.47-48 ELECTRICALPowerControlAct(Bill54) SecondreadingBk.52,Pg.19;Bk.55,Pg.23 ELECTRICALrates ApplicationtoPublicUtilitiesBoardforaTatein- creaseBk.35,Pg.8-10 IncreaseinratesduetoeliminationofPDDsub sidyBk.53,Pg.6-8;Bk.54,Pg.47-48 ERCOplantatLongHarbour EnvironmentalproceduresBk.9,Pg.400 FUELandUtilitiesAnnualCostReport Reportfor1989tabledBk.36,Pg.2 GREENBayarea SilviculmreprogramBk.50,Pg.4 HIBERNIA Newpackagerelatingtothedesignongoing negotiationsBk.27,Pg.13 StatusofnegotiationsBk.25,Pg.3 INCOMETaxAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1207-08 INLANDnaturalresources NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.44 LABOURrelations-double-breasting DebateBk.17,Pg.902-03 LABRADORHydro NegotiationswithQuebecandOntarioBk.24, Pg.20-21;Bk.47,Pg.17-18 LiTTLEBayinGreenBay fundingforwaterandsewersystemBk.36,Pg. 17 LOWERChurchilldevelopment UpdateBk.24,Pg.9 MARINEInstitute RetenderingBk.34,Pg.3 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinGrandFalls-explosionat themillBk.17,Pg.859-60 Amalgamation-SteadyBrookBk.40,Pg.6-7 AtlanticAccord-entrenchmentintothe CanadianconstitutionBk.41,Pg.11-12 ComebyChancearea-wastesituationBk.2, Pg.59 Constitutionaldiscussions-ifprovince’sstandon MeechLakewillinterferewithongoingnegotia tionsontheoffshoreandChurchillFallsBk.30, Pg.11-13 CrescentLakeProvincialPark-removalof equipmentBk.19,Pg.975 Electricalrates-applicationtoPublicUtilities BoardforarateincreaseBk.35,Pg.8-10 Electricalrates-increaseinratesduetoelimina tionofPDDsubsidyBk.53,Pg.6-8 GreenBayarea-fundingforroadtoHarry’s HarbourandJackson’sCoveBk.5,Pg.220-21 Hibemia-newpackagerelatingtothedesign;on goingnegotiationsBk.27,Pg.13 LabradorHydro-negotiationswithQuebecand OntarioBk.24,Pg.20-21;Bk.47,Pg.17-18 Provincialparks-improvements;CrescentLake ParkinGreenBayBk.12,Pg.587-88 Recyclingprogram-aluminumcansBk.2,Pg.58 Silvicultureprogram-GreenBayareaBk.50, Pg.4 SuperiorWoodProducts,GreenBay-govern mentsupportBk.50,Pg.5 WatersystemforGreenBayBk.19,Pg.976 PCB‘S 59

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX for water and (Concurrence Mo- 19, Pg. 988-90 Safe disposal Bk. 16, Pg. $05 PETiTIONS Little Bay in Green Bay - funding sewer system Bk. 36, Pg. 17 PROVINCIAL parks Improvements in the park system; Crescent Lake Park in Green Bay Bk. 12, Pg. 587-88 PROVINCIAL rights be debated during Meech Lake negotiations Debate Bk. 43, Pg. 3841 Subamendment Bk. 43, Pg. 38 RECYCLING program Aluminum cans Bk. 2, Pg. 58 RESOURCE Estimates Committee tion) Debate Bk. 18, Pg. 935-38; Bk.

SILVICULTURE program Activity in Green Bay area Bk. 50, Pg. 4 SOVIET authorities - condolences upon death of Andre Saltharov Bk. 55, Pg. 1 SUPERIOR Wood Products, Green Bay Government support Bk. 50, Pg. 5 TRANSPORTATION Road to Jackson’s Cove and Harry’s Harbour in Green Bay area Bk. 5, Pg. 220-21 WATER system for Green Bay Bk. 19, Pg. 976 Hodder, Mr.

James (PC, Port au Port) AIR Canada - decision to withdraw services from Stephenville and Gander Airports Debate Bk. 14, Pg. 721-23 EXON House Closure Bk. 15, Pg. 750 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 19, Pg. 1015-19 HOME care services to senior citizens Reduction in services Bk. 56, Pg. 12-13 MEECH Lake - support Premier’s position taken at First Minister’s Conference Debate Bk. 38, Pg. 38-40 ORAL Questions Cape St.

George - construction of road Bk. 5, Pg. 218-19; Bk. 36, Pg. 12-14 Home care services to senior citizens - changes Bk. 56, Pg. 12-13 Public service - political patronage Bk. 26, Pg. 6-7 Smoking ban in government offices and buildings Bk. 48, Pg. 5 Social assistance recipients - $$m overpayment Bk. 12, Pg. 590-92 Social assistance recipients - issuing of accom modations Bk. 25, Pg. 11-12 Stephenville Airport issue - status of discussions with Air Canada and First Air Bk. 46, Pg. 8-10 Youth Correction Centre in Torbay - incident at the centre Bk. 15, Pg. 760-61 Youth Corrections Centre in Torbay - conditions at the centre Bk. 34, Pg. 13-14 PLEASANTVILLE Remand Centre Answer to questions regarding a disturbance at the centre Bk. 16, Pg. 803 PUBLIC service Allegations of political patronage Bk. 26, Pg. 6-7 SMOKING policy in government buildings and of fices If ban will be implemented Bk. 48, Pg. 5 SOCIAL assistance Issuing of accommodations to single adults Bk. 25, Pg. 11-12 Overpayment to recipients Bk. 12, Pg. 590-92 STEPI{ENVILLE Airport issue Status of discussions with Air Canada and First Air Bk. 46, Pg. 8-10 TRANSPORTATION Cape St.

George - construction of road Bk. 5, Pg. 218-19; Bk. 36, Pg. 12-14 UNEMPLOYMENT - federal government assistance Debate Bk. 48, Pg. 3 1-37 YOUTH Corrections Centre in Torbay Conditions at the centre Bk. 34, Pg. 13-14 Incident at the centre Bk. 15, Pg. 760-61 Hogan, Mr.

William (L, Placentia) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 27, Pg. 36-43 BUDGET Debate Bk. 14, Pg. 726-32 CARTWRIGHT Residents requesting an enclosed arena Bk. 31, Pg. 27 DEPARTMENT of Employment and Labour Rela tions Act (Bill 28) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 45 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 20, Pg. 1065-67 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate Bk. 18, Pg. 946-49; Bk. 19, Pg. 990-92 Hynes, Mr.

Barry (PC, Trinity North) FISHERY Fishery Products International - closure of plants Bk. 54, Pg. 21-22 ORAL Questions Fishery Products International - closure of plants Bk. 54, Pg. 21-22 60

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Kelland,Hon.Jim(L,Naskaupi) ABTHBI-PricemillinGrandFalls Answertoquestionregardingtheexplosionat themillBk.18,Pg.923-24 ExplosionatthemillBk.17,Pg.859-60 BAYduNordwildernessreservearea Government’spositionontheproposalsfromthe EcologicalCouncilBk.53,Pg.14-15 BIGgame Increaseinthenumberofmoosehuntinglicences Bk.2$,Pg.19-20 Numberofmoose-relatedaccidentsBk.38,Pg. 12-13 BUDGET FeeincreasesBk.17,Pg.867 COMEbyChancearea WastesituationBk.2,Pg.59 CRESCENTLakeProvincialPark RemovalofequipmentBk.19,Pg.975-76 CROWNLandsAct(Bill53) NoticeofmotionBk.44,Pg.15 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) OuterRingRoadBk.22,Pg.1183-85 DEPARTMENTofEnvironmentandLands Minister’sOffice-travelandofficeexpenditures sinceMay5/89Bk.15,Pg.765 DEPARTMENTofEnvironmentandLandsAct (Bill23) NoticeofmotionBk.24,Pg.24 DEPARTMENTofFisheriesAct(Bill26) SecondreadingBk.41,Pg.34-39 ERCOplantatLongHarbour EnvironmentalproceduresBk.9,Pg.399 FIREARMregulations ChangesinregulationsfortrappersBk.35,Pg.13 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.3,Pg.13942 KRUGERmillinCornerBrook DeadlinetocompleteimprovementsBk.49,Pg.9 MINISTERIALStatements ERCOplantatLongHarbour-environmental proceduresBk.9,Pg.399 PCB’s-safedisposalBk.16,Pg.804 NATIVEbroadcastingfacilityinNain-congratu latedonbecomingtheformaltransmittingstation forCBCinHappyValley-GooseBayBk.29,Pg.1 OR.spillinAlaska-costoftripbygovernmentoffi cialsBk.10,Pg.464 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinGrandFalls-explosionat themillBk.17,Pg.859-60 BayduNordwildernessreservearea-proposals fromtheEcologicalCouncilBk.53,Pg.14-15 Biggame-increaseinnumberofmoosehunting licencesBk.28,Pg.19-20 Budget-feeincreasesBk.17,Pg.867 ComebyChancearea-wastesituationBk.2, Pg.59 CrescentLakeProvincialPark-removalof equipmentBk.19,Pg.975-76 firearmregulations-changesinregulationsfor trappersBk.35,Pg.13 KrugermillinCornerBrook-deadlinetocom pleteimprovementsBk.49,Pg.9 Moose-relatedaccidentsBk.3$,Pg.12-13 OuterRingRoad-recommendationsoftheEn vironmentalAssessmentReviewCommitteeBk. 22,Pg.1145 PCBincinerationinLabradorBk.35,Pg.14 Prosser’sRock-environmentalimpactstudyBk. 15,Pg.759-60;Bk.54,Pg.20 Provincialparks-improvements;CrescentLake ParkinGreenBayBk.12,Pg.588 Recyclingprogram-aluminumcansBk.2,Pg.59 SundayhuntingBk.2$,Pg.18 OUTERRingRoad RecommendationsoftheEnvironmentalAssess mentReviewCommitteeBk.22,Pg.1145;1183-85 PCB’S IncinerationinLabradorbesuspendedBk.26, Pg.19;Bk.35,Pg.14 SafedisposalBk.16,Pg.804 PROSSER’SRock-proposedfederalfacility EnvironmentalimpactstudyBk.15,Pg.759-60; Bk.54,Pg.20 PROVINCIALparks Budgetfor1989-90Bk.22,Pg.1146 Improvementsintheparksystem;CrescentLake ParkinGreenBayBk.12,Pg.58$ QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper EnvironmentandLandsDepartment-Minister’s officeexpendituressinceMay5/89(W.Q.#16) Bk.15,Pg.765 EnvironmentandLandsDepartment-Minister’s OfficetravelexpendituressinceMay5/89(W.Q. #34)Bk.15,Pg.765 OilspillinAlaska-costoftripbygovernment officials(W.Q.#1)Bk.10,Pg.464 Provincialparks-budgetfor1989-90Bk.22,Pg. 1146 RECYCLINGprogram AluminumcansBk.2,Pg.59 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) DebateBk.18,Pg.952-55;Bk.19,Pg.984-88 SUNDAYhunting Government’spositionBk.28,Pg.18 61

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Hubert (L, St John’s Centre) ACCOUNTS of Cro Corporations Tabled Bk. 2, Pg. 61 ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 24, Pg. 39-49 AUDiTOR General’s Report Tabled Bk. 2, Pg. 61 BOND issue on U.S. market Bk. 2, Pg. 48 BUDGET Current account surplus Bk. 47, Pg. 22-23 Fee increases Bk. 17, Pg. 866; Bk. 18, Pg. 920- 22;962-63 Tax increases; tax on all adult clothing Bk. 9, Pg. 403-06; Bk. 10, Pg. 462-63 BUDGET Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 1297-98 BUDGET projections Update Bk. 46, Pg. 1 BUDGET Speech delivered Bk. 8, Pg. 374-95 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services Estimates - Com mittee of Supply Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1148-49;1153-55 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Tax increases in the budget Bk. 18, Pg. 962-63 DEBENTURE arranged in the Canadian capital market Bk. 32, Pg. 1 DEPARTMENT of Finance Minister’s Office - travel and office expenditures since May 5/89 Bk. 22, Pg. 1147 DEPARTMENT of Finance Act (Bill 21) Notice of motion Bk. 24, Pg. 23 Second reading Bk. 2$, Pg. 53-55; Bk. 32, Pg. 28- 34 DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the Auditor General’s Report Tabled Bk. 2, Pg. 61 FEDERAL Goods and Services Tax (GS’O Government’s position Bk. 47, Pg. 6 FINANCE Credit rating change due to loan guarantees not being honoured Bk. 6, Pg. 277-78; Bk. 7, Pg. 334 GASOLINE Tax Act Notice of motion Bk. 8, Pg. 397 Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1223 GUARANTEED loans Tabled Bk. 18, Pg. 922 HOSPiTALS at St.

Lawrence and Grand Bank Closure Bk. 11, Pg. 522 INCOME Tax Act Notice of motion Bk. 8, Pg. 396 Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 11$9;1194-98 INCOME Tax Act, No. 2 (Bill 15) Notice of motion Bk. 24, Pg. 23 Second reading Bk. 27, Pg. 20 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 36, Pg. 42 INCREASE of Certain Pensions Act (Bill 8) Notice of motion Bk. 12, Pg. 596 Second reading Bk. 22, Pg. 1237-38 INTERIM Supply Act Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 37 Debate Bk. 3, Pg. 131-32 LIQUOR Corporation Act (Bill 16) Notice of motion Bk. 24, Pg. 23 Second reading Bk. 27, Pg. 21-22 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 36, Pg. 43-44 LOAN Act Notice of motion Bk. 20, Pg. 1041 LOAN and Guarantee Act Notice of motion Bk. 13, Pg. 647 Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1226 LOAN and Guarantee Act, No. 2 Notice of motion Bk. 33, Pg. 14 Debate Bk. 39, Pg. 19-22 LOAN issue completed in Japan Bk. 24, Pg. 10 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Notice of motion Bk. 12, Pg. 596 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2 Notice of motion Bk. 33, Pg. 14 Debate Bk. 36, Pg. 39-40 MEMORIAL University Increase in tuition fees Bk. 9, Pg. 407-08 MINISTERIAL Statements Bond issue on U.S. market Bk. 2, Pg. 48 Budget projections - update Bk. 46, Pg. 1 Debentures arranged in the Canadian capital market Bk. 32, Pg. 1 Federal Goods and Services Tax - government’s position Bk. 47, Pg. 6 Loan issue completed in Japan Bk. 24, Pg. 10 Municipalities - listing of all municipal debts Bk. 41, Pg. 2 Pooled Pension Fund fmancial statements tabled Bk. 36, Pg. 3 Pre-commitments tabled Bk. 41, Pg. 3 Public service pension plan - pre-1967 pen sionable service Bk. 35, Pg. 1 Warrants tabled Bk. 3, Pg. 116 MINUTES-of-Council covering precommitments and creation of new subhead in Department of Develop ment Tabled Bk. 24, Pg. 22-23 MUNICIPALITIES Listing of all municipal debts Bk. 41, Pg. 2 NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Corporation Annual report for 1987 tabled Bk. 26, Pg. 16 Annual report for 198$ tabled Bk. 41, Pg. 14 NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Licencing Board Annual report tabled Bk. 9, Pg. 416 62

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX NORTHERNtaxbenefits federaltaskforcerecommendationsBk.28,Pg. 15-16 ORALQuestions Budget-currentaccountBk.47,Pg.22-23 Budget-feeincreasesBk.17,Pg.866;Bk.18, Pg.920-22 Budget-taxincreases;taxonalladultclothing Bk.9,Pg.403-06;Bk.10,Pg.462-63 Creditratingchangeduetoloanguaranteesnot beinghonouredBk.6,Pg.277-78;Bk.7,Pg.334 HospitalsatSLLawrenceandGrandBank- closureBk.11,Pg.522 MemorialUniversity-increaseintuitionfeesBk. 9,Pg.407-08 Northerntaxbenefits-federaltaskforcerecom mendationsBk.28,Pg.15-16 Publicservicepensionplan-changesregarding pre-1967pensionableserviceBk.33,Pg.11 PENSIONPlanAct(Bill52) NoticeofmotionBk.44,Pg.15 POOLEDPensionFund FinancialstatementstabledBk.36,Pg.3 PRECOMMTIMENTStabledBk.41,Pg.3 PUBLICaccountsoftheProvince TabledBk.2,Pg.61 PUBLICService(Pensions)Act(Bill36) NoticeofmotionBk.33,Pg.14 SecondreadingBk.55,Pg.30 PUBLICservicepensionplan Pre-1967pensionableserviceBk.33,Pg.11;Bk. 35,Pg.1 QUESTIONSontheOrderPaper FinanceDepartment-Minister’sofficeexpendi turessinceMay5/89(W.Q.#14)Bk.22,Pg. 1147 FinanceDepartment-Minister’sOfficetravelex pendituressinceMay5/89(W.Q.#24)Bk.22, Pg.1147 RAISINGofSupply(CommitteeofWholeonWays andMeansforBudget) NoticeofmotionBk.6,Pg.282 REPORTSTabled AccountsofCrownCorporationsBk.2,Pg.61 AuditorGeneral’sreportBk.2,Pg.61 Departmentalobservationsonthereportofthe AuditorGeneralBk.2,Pg.61 GuaranteedloansBk.18,Pg.922 Minutes-of-Councilcoveringprecommitments Bk.24,Pg.22-23 NewfoundlandLiquorCorporationannual reportsforyearsendedMarch31,1988and March31,1989Bk.26,Pg.16;Bk.41,Pg.14 NewfoundlandLiquorLicencingBoardannual reportBk.9,Pg.416 PooledPensionFundfinancialstatementsBk. 36,Pg.3 PublicaccountsoftheprovinceBk.2,Pg.61 TemporaryloansBk.1$,Pg.922 WarrantsBk.24,Pg.22 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct NoticeofmotionBk.22,Pg.1146 DebateBk.23,Pg.1302 SUPPLEMENTARYSupplyAct,No.2 NoticeofmotionBk.24,Pg.23 DebateBk.28,Pg.23;27-28 SUPPLYAct NoticeofmotionBk.6,Pg.282 TEMPORARYloans ListtabledBk.18,Pg.922 TOBACCOTaxAct NoticeofmotionBk.8,Pg.397 DebateBk.22,Pg.1219 WARRANTS TabledBk.3,Pg.116;Bk.24,Pg.22 Langdon,Mr.Oliver(PC,Fortune-Hermitage) BAYduNordwildernessreservearea Government’spositionontheproposalsfromthe EcologicalCouncilBk.53,Pg.13-15 BIGgame Numberofmoose-relatedaccidentsBk.3$,Pg. 12-13 BUDGETDebateBk.23,Pg.1284-87 CONGRATULATORYmessages Norris,DwayneBk.56,Pg.1 Slaney,JohnBk.56,Pg.1 DUMPtruckindustry IndependenttruckownersBk.17,Pg.867-68 FISHplantatGaultois FutureBk.36,Pg.6-7 ResidentsprotestingclosureoftheplantBk.49, Pg.13 FISHERY-all-plants-openpolicy DebateBk.53,Pg.34-38 FISHERYcrisis DebateBk.33,Pg.27-29 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.2,Pg.81-83;90;Bk.3,Pg.142-45 MEMORIALUniversity IncreaseintuitionfeesBk.9,Pg.407-08 ORALQuestions BayduNordwildernessreservearea-proposals fromtheEcologicalCouncilBk.53,Pg.13-15 Dumptruckindustry-independenttruckowners Bk.17,Pg.867-68 FishplantatGaultois-futureBk.36,Pg.6-7 63

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Memorial University - increase in tuition fees Bk. 9, Pg. 407-08 Moose-related accidents Bk. 3$, Pg. 12-13 Winter fishery on southwest coast - fmancial as sistance to fishermen Bk. 45, Pg. 13-15 PCB ‘S Incineration in Labrador be suspended Bk. 26, Pg. 21 PETITIONS Fish plant at Gaultois - closure Bk. 49, Pg. 13 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate Bk. 21, Pg. 1110-13 STUDENT aid issue Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 46 Debate Bk. 29, Pg. 15-19;49-53 UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance Act - changes Debate Bk. 25, Pg. 41-43 WINTER fishery on southwest coast Financial assistance for fishermen Bk. 45, Pg. 13- 15 Lush, Hon.

Thomas, Speaker (L, Bonavista North) BROADCASTING of House of Assembly proceed ings Drafting of rules and regulations - referred to Privileges and Elections Committee Bk. 39, Pg. 17 COMMISSION to report on indemnities, allowances and salaries of MHA’s Committee appointed Bk. 15, Pg. 763 CONGRATULATORY messages, opinions, etc. by private Members - provision in routine orders Bk. 30, Pg. 2 INTERNAL Economy Commission Composition of members Bk. 11, Pg. 545 LEGISLATION Review Committees - procedure regarding the referring of legislation to the commit tees Rulings Bk. 37, Pg. 23; Bk. 46, Pg. 22-23;29-30 LUSH, Thomas, Member for the District of Bonavis ta North, elected o the office of Speaker Acceptance Bk. 1, Pg. 1 MEDIA photographers requesting permission to take pictures while House sitting Bk. 24, Pg. 1 MINISTERIAL Statements Commission appointed to report on indemnities, salaries and allowances of MHA’s Bk. 15, Pg. 763 PARLIAMENTARY Commissioner Annual report tabled Bk. 5, Pg. 224 PETERSON, Hon.

David, Premier of Ontario, wel comed to the Speaker’s gallery Bk. 44, Pg. 29 POINT of privilege regarding remarks by Member for Grand Falls concerning security at Grand falls courthouse Ruling - not a prima facie case of privilege Bk. 54, Pg. 6 REPORTS Tabled Parliamentary Commissioner annual report Bk. 5, Pg. 224 RETIREMENT of commissionaire from public ser vice and Legislature Bk. 14, Pg. 711 RULINGS Amendment to resolution on the fishery, not in troduced in proper way - mover and seconder Bk. 9, Pg. 449 Amendment to resolution regarding provincial rights and Meech Lake - moved in order Bk. 43, Pg. 25 Answers to Questions for Which Notice has been Given - explanation Bk. 34, Pg. 21;54; Bk. 42, Pg. 21-22; Bk. 48, Pg. 14 Division - comments Bk. 3$, Pg. 57 Division - Member abstaining from vote Bk. 56, Pg. 34 Exhibits or displays in Chamber Bk. 20, Pg. 1077 Interruptions - order and decorum Bk. 38, Pg. 21 Legislation Review Committees - procedure regarding the referring of legislation to the com mittee Bk. 37, Pg. 23; Bk. 46, Pg. 22-23;29-30 Member for Grand Bank requested to retract statements of unparliamentary language Bk. 11, Pg. 528-29 Members questioning the accuracy of a Minister’s answer - remark “telling the truth” Bk. 55, Pg. 17-18;22 Petitions presented - requirements Bk. 31, Pg. 22 Point of privilege - remarks by Minister of Forestry misled the House - no prima facie case Bk. 4, Pg. 169-70 Point of privilege by Opposition House Leader re member misleading House in answer to questions - no prima facie case Bk. 15, Pg. 746 Points of privilege - clarification Bk. 44, Pg. 56 Private Member’s Day - agreement on the proce dures outlined - forego normal regulations re quired for resolutions Bk. 25, Pg. 20 Private Members’ resolutions - elimination of all recitals in an amendment Bk. 43, Pg. 25-26 Question of privilege re member misleading the House - no prima fade case Bk. 27, Pg. 52 Question Period - comments regarding asking and answering questions Bk. 34, Pg. 15;18; Bk. 36, Pg. 16; Bk. 40, Pg. 15 Question Period -

preamble Bk. 45, Pg. 20-22 Question Period - procedure regarding points of order Bk. 9, Pg. 416; Bk.- 10, Pg. 465 Quorum call - procedure; three-minute rule Bk. 35, Pg. 18-19 64

HANSARDSPEAKERiNDEX Sixmonthshoistamendment-movedinorder Bk.55,Pg.37 Speaker’srulingsrelatingtooralquestionsare notdebatableorsubjecttoappealBk.55,Pg.17- 18 UnparliamentarylanguagetobewithdrawnBk. 11,Pg.529 Unparliamentaryremark-commentsregarding wordsandphrasesBk.53,Pg.17-18 SELECTCommitteebeappointedtodraftanAd dressinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone MembersnamedBk.1,Pg.36 TWOMEY,Dr.Hugh,formerMinisterandMHA, condolencestofamilyupondeathBk.25,Pg.1 UNVEILINGofpreviousSpeaker’sportraitBk.43, Pg.47-48 Matthews,Mr.William(PC,GrandBank) BONDissueonU.S.marketBk.2,Pg.49 BUDGET FeeincreasesBk.17,Pg.866-67;Bk.1$,Pg.920- 22;960-62 Surplusoncurrentaccountbeusedforemploy mentprogramsBk.42,Pg.16-18 Taxincreases;taxonalladultclothingBk.9,Pg. 403-05 BUDGETDebateBk.10,Pg.465-518;Bk.11,Pg. 545-81;Bk.13,Pg.653-78 CAPITALroadsprogram ListofprojectsBk.5,Pg.221-22 CONSOLIDATEDFundServicesEstimates-Com mitteeofSupply DebateBk.22,Pg.1153-54 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) FisheryProductsInternational-fishplant closuresBk.54,Pg.50-52 FisheryResponseProgramBk.39,Pg.54-56 TaxincreasesinthebudgetBk.18,Pg.960-62 DEPARTh4ENTofFisheriesAct(Bill26) SecondreadingBk.37,Pg.51-54;Bk.39,Pg.30- 38 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.51,Pg. 30-35;Bk.SZPg.33 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalandProvincialM fairsAct(Bill29) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.42,Pg. 41-45 EASTERNShipbuildersLimitedemployeesregard ingFisheriesLoanBoardandtheconstructionof65- footvesselsBk.55,Pg.18 EMPLOYMENTprograms ReinstatementofPrivateSectorEmploymentPro gramBk.42,Pg.16-18 FACTORYfreezertrawler“CapeNorth” RequestfederalgovernmenttocancellicenceBk. 53,Pg.2 FISHplantatGaultois ResidentsprotestingclosureoftheplantBk.49, Pg.15 FISHERY FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.27, Pg.8-11;Bk.2$,Pg.13-14;Bk.29,Pg.2-3;Bk. 39,Pg.7-9;54-56 FisheryProductsInternational-closureofplants Bk.52,Pg.6-8;Bk.54,Pg.12-13;50-52 Government’spositionwithrespecttomanage mentofnortherncodBk.42,Pg.4 InshorefisheryBk.37,Pg.7-8 NatSeaandFPI-plantclosuresBk.4$,Pg.1-2; Bk.49,Pg.1 Reductionintotalallowablecatch(TAC);plant closuresBk.24,Pg.14-16 ShrimpprocessinglicencesfornorthernPenin sulaBk.38,Pg.9-11 UpdateBk.24,Pg.6 FISHERY-all-plants-openpolicy NoticeofmotionBk.51,Pg.24-25 DebateBk.53,Pg.19-25;47-53 GASOLINETaxAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1223-24 HOSPiTALSatSt.LawrenceandGrandBank ClosureBk.11,Pg.519-28 INCOMETaxAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1198-1202;1205-07 INCREASEofCertainPensionsAct(Bill8) SecondreadingBk.22,Pg.1237-38 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.2,Pg.65-68 LOANandGuaranteeAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1226 LOANguaranteestofishcompanies OceanaSeafoodsofTwillingateBk.25,Pg.14-16 OCCUPATIONALIntegrationProgramforWomen CancellationBk.9,Pg.410 ORALQuestions Budget-feeincreasesBk.17,Pg.866-67;Bk.1$, Pg.920-22 Budget-surplusonaccountbeusedforemploy mentprogramsBk.42,Pg.16-18 Budget-taxincreases;taxonalladultclothing Bk.9,Pg.403-05 Capitalroadsprogram-listofprojectsBk.5, Pg.221-22 Employmentprogram-reinstatementofPrivate SectorEmploymentprogramBk.42,Pg.16-18 FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.27, Pg.8-11;Bk.28,Pg.13-14;Bk.29,Pg.2-3;Bk. 39,Pg.7-9 65

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Fishery - reduction in total allowable catch (TAC); plant closures Bk. 24, Pg. 14-16 Fishery - shrimp processing licences for northern Peninsula Bk. 3$, Pg. 9-11 Fishery Products International - closure of plants Bk. 52, Pg. 6-8; Bk. 54, Pg. 12-13 Hospitals at St.

Laence and Grand Bank - closure Bk. 11, Pg. 519-2$ Inshore fishery Bk. 37, Pg. 7-8 Loan guarantees to fish companies - Oceana Seafoods of Twillingate Bk. 25, Pg. 14-16 National Sea and FPI - plant closures; Southside plant Bk. 48, Pg. 1-2; Bk. 49, Pg. 1 Occupational Integration Program for Women - cancellation Bk. 9, Pg. 410 Private Sector Employment Program - evaluation report of the program Bk. 9, Pg. 408-10; Bk. 10, Pg. 456-59 Unemployment rate - proposals by provincial government Bk. 42, Pg. 16 PETITIONS Eastern Shipbuildem Limited employees re Fisheries Loan Board and the construction of 65- foot vessels Bk. 55, Pg. 1$ PRIVATE Sector Employment Program Evaluation report of the program Bk. 9, Pg. 408- 10; Bk. 10, Pg. 456-59 PROVINCIAL rights be debated during Meech Lake negotiations Debate Bk. 43, Pg. 26-34 SAWMILL Assistance Program Update; changes Bk. 40, Pg. 2 STUDENT aid issue Debate Bk. 29, Pg. 39-45 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 1302-03 TOBACCO Tax Act Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1221-23 UNEMPLOYMENT rate Proposals by provincial government Bk. 42, Pg. 16 Murphy, Mr.

Thomas (L, St.

John’s South) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Mover Bk. 1, Pg. 17-19 Debate Bk. 26, Pg. 35-42 BUDGET Debate Bk. 16, Pg. 829-36 CONGRATULATORY messages Anstey, Albert, National Dart Champion Bk. 30, Pg. 1 Burt, Joy Bk. 30, Pg. 1 DEPARTMENT of fisheries Act (Bill 26) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 51, Pg. 35-38 FISHERIES Loan Act (Bill 37) Second reading Bk. 45, Pg. 46-48 FISHERY crisis Debate Bk. 33, Pg. 45-48 FOREIGN overfishing Debate Bk. 9, Pg. 426-30 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 20, Pg. 1069-71 PCB’S Incineration in Labrador be suspended Bk. 26, Pg. 18 Noel, Mr.

Walter (L, Pleasantville) BUDGET Debate Bk. 15, Pg. 789-97 GOVERN11ENT Services Estimates Committee Report of the committee Bk. 19, Pg. 977 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 19, Pg. 1011-15 MEECH Lake - support Premier’s position taken at first Minister’s Conference Notice of motion Bk. 36, Pg. 17 Debate Bk. 36, Pg. 21-27;52-57 REPORTS Tabled Government Services Committee report on the Es timates Bk. 19, Pg. 977 Parsons, Mr. Kevin (PC, St.

John’s East Extern) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 5, Pg. 245-53 ALLEGATIONS against Minister of Social Services by Eastern Shipbuilders Limited Resignation of Minister of Social Services Bk. 25, Pg. 9-10 AMALGAMATION Public hearings Bk. 31, Pg. 16-17 CAPLIN fishery Prices for 1989 season Bk. 6, Pg. 271 CONGRATULATORY messages Burt, Joy Bk. 15, Pg. 747; Bk. 34, Pg. 2 Humber, Frank Bk. 15, Pg. 747 Simpson, Vascol, Labrador City Bk. 34, Pg. 2 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Fish plant closures - National Sea Bk. 39, Pg. 48- 49 Outer Ring Road Bk. 34, Pg. 48-50 DEPARTMENT of fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 40, Pg. 43-49; Bk. 41, Pg. 17- 18 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 51, Pg. 45-49 DEPARTMENT of Municipa1 and Provincial M fairs Act (Bill 29) 66

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX SecondreadingBk.35,Pg.31-40 ECONOMICRecoveiyCommissionAct(Bill40) SecondreadingBk.50,Pg.34-43 EDUCATION Denominationalsystem;proposalforashared facilityforFlatrockareaBk.56,Pg.11 FISHERY Contingencyplanforplantstohandlecodduring caplinseasonBk.15,Pg.752 NationalSeaplantonSouthside-closureBk.37, Pg.9-10;Bk.39,Pg.48-49 PlanstodownsizethefisheryBk.48,Pg.2-3 ProtectionofoffshoreresourceBk.6,Pg.270-71 FOREIGNoveffishing DebateBk.9,Pg.430-35 HIGHSchoolAthleticFederation AdditionalfundingapprovedBk.19,Pg.978 iNTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.3,Pg.136-38 MOTORRegistration DrivertrainingofficesBk.15,Pg.760 ORALQuestions AllegationsbyEasternShipbuildersLimited- resignationofMinisterofSocialServicesBk.25, Pg.9-10 Amalgamation-publichearingsBk.31,Pg.16-17 Caplinfishexy-pricesfor1989Bk.6,Pg.271 Education-denominationalsystem;proposalfor asharedfacilityforRatrockareaBk.56,Pg.11 Fisheiy-contingencyplanforplantstohandle codduringcaplinseasonBk.15,Pg.758 Fishery-protectionofoffshoreareaBk.6,Pg. 270-71 FisherycrisisBk.48,Pg.2-3 MotorRegistration-drivertrainingofficesBk. 15,Pg.760 NationalSeaandFPI-plantclosures;Southside plantBk.37,Pg.9-10 OuterRingRoad-statusBk.33,Pg.9-10;Bk. 54,Pg.19 Prossër’sRock-environmentalimpactstudyBk. 15,Pg.759;Bk.54,Pg.20;Bk.56,Pg.12 Recreationalfacilitiesprogram-chequesissued tothreecommunitiesBk.3,Pg.124 SchoolTaxAuthority-governmentplansto abolishschooltaxBk.43,Pg.3-5;Bk.50,Pg.7- 8;Bk.55,Pg.10-12 SportsArchives-locationBk.35,Pg.12 OUTERRingRoad StatusBk.33,Pg.9-10;Bk.34,Pg.48-50;Bk. 54,Pg.19 PETITIONS WedgewoodParkasaseparatemunicipalityBk. 31,Pg.1$ PROSSER’SRock-proposedfederalfacility EnvironmentalimpactstudyBk.15,Pg.759;Bk. 54,Pg.19-20;Bk.56,Pg.12 RECREATIONALfacilities NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.4-6 RECREATIONALfacilitiesprogram ChequesissuedtothreecommunitiesBk.3,Pg. 124 SCHOOLTaxAuthority PlanstoabolishschooltaxBk.43,Pg.3-5;Bk. 50,Pg.7-8;Bk.55,Pg.10-12 SPORTSArchives LocationBk.35,Pg.12 ST.John’sMunicipalElectionsAct(Bill22) SecondreadingBk.30,Pg.46-48;Bk.31,Pg.28- 32 WEDGEWOODPark AmalgamationwithSt.John’sBk.31,Pg.18 Penney,Mr.Melvin(L,Lewisporte) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone SeconderBk.1,Pg.19-22 BUDGETDebateBk.13,Pg.678-83 ECONOMICRecoveryCommissionAct(Bill40) SecondreadingBk.50,Pg.26-33 PETITIONS PensionplanforteachersBk.54,Pg.25 TEACHERS’pensionplan ChangesBk.54,Pg.25 Power,Mr.Charles(PC,Ferryland) DEPARTMENTofFisheriesAct(Bill26) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.52,Pg. 28-31 FISHERY Groundfishlicences-licenceforCapeBroyle FisheriesBk.10,Pg.459-61 Retrainingprogramstodealwithfisherycrisis Bk.32,Pg.8-9 WitlessBayfishplant-futureBk.37,Pg.10-12 FISHERYcrisis DebateBk.33,Pg.34-39 H1BERNIA Updateonmeetingsheldwithfederalgovern mentandoilcompaniesBk.6,Pg.274-75 ORALQuestions FishplantinWitlessBay-futureBk.37,Pg.10- 12 Fishery-groundfishlicences-licenceforCape BroyleFisheriesBk.10,Pg.459-61 FisherycrisisBk.32,Pg.8-9 Hibemia-updateonmeetingsheldwithfederal governmentandoilcompaniesBk.6,Pg.274-75 67

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Universal Fisheries - request for financial assis tance Bk. 29, Pg. 7-9 PUBLIC Utilities Board report with respect to Hydro rates Report tabled Bk. 20, Pg. 1026 STUDENT aid issue Debate Bk. 29, Pg. 26-32 UNIVERSAL Fisheries Request for financial assistance Bk. 29, Pg. 7-9 Ramsay, Mr.

William (L, Lapoile) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 5, Pg. 238-45 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 40, Pg. 36-43 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 51, Pg. 49-5 1 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Act (Bill 40) Second reading Bk. 49, Pg. 38-43; Bk. 50, Pg. 13- 16 HARBOUR Le Cou Residents of Petites requesting parking area be ex panded Bk. 44, Pg. 16 LOWER Churchill development - negotiations with Quebec Debate Bk. 12, Pg. 617-21 PETITIONS Harbour Le Cou - parking area for residents of Petites be expanded Bk. 44, Pg. 16 REPORTS Tabled Social Services Committee report on the Es timates Bk. 20, Pg. 1041 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee Report of the committee Bk. 20, Pg. 1041 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate Bk. 21, Pg. 1096-99 TRANSPORTATION system Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 41 UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance Act - changes Debate Bk. 25, Pg. 29-3 1 Reid, Mr.

Arthur (L, Carbonear) FISHERY - all-party committee Debate Bk. 4, Pg. 191-95 FISHERY crisis Debate Bk. 33, Pg. 39-42 FOREIGN overfishing Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 38 Debate Bk. 9, Pg. 417-21;445-50 GOFF, Mr.

John, Carbonear, condolences to family upon death Bk. 36, Pg. 1 INTERNATIONAL Convention on the Law Ap plicable to Trusts and Their Recognition (Bill 30) Second reading Bk. 39, Pg. 23-24 REPORTS Tabled Resource Committee report on the Estimates Bk. 17, Pg. 868 RESOURCE Estimates Committee Report of the committee Bk. 17, Pg. 868 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate Bk. 1$, Pg. 929-35 UNEMPLOYMENT Insurance Act - changes Debate Bk. 25, Pg. 46-47 Rideout, Mr.

Thomas, Leader of the Opposition (PC, Bale Verte-White Bay) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Bk. 1, Pg. 22-27 Debate Bk. 6, Pg. 311-19; Bk. 7, Pg. 343-54; Bk. 24, Pg. 49-54; Bk. 26, Pg. 24-35 ALLEGATIONS against Minister of Social Services by Eastern Shipbuilders Limited Approval of the inquiry terms of reference; Order-in-Council Bk. 26, Pg. 50 Inquiry to examine allegations; resignation of Minister of Social Services Bk. 24, Pg. 3 Mr.

Justice Mahoney’s report re statements by Minister involving the Fisheries Loan Board Bk. 49, Pg. 2-7 Questions regarding the inquiry and the terms of reference Bk. 25, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 26, Pg. 4-5; Bk. 27, Pg. 17-18 Report of Mr. Justice Mahoney on his findings Bk. 47, Pg. 2 Resignation of Minister of Social Services Bk. 28, Pg. 8-12 AMALGAMATION Public hearings Bk. 25, Pg. 17-18 ANNWERSARY of First Two Hundred who volun teered to serve in the Second World War Bk. 41, Pg. 1 APPOINTMENTS to boards, crown corporations, etc.

Bk. 17, Pg. 856-59 ATLANTIC Accord Accord be entrenched into the Canadian constim tion Bk. 40, Pg. 5 AUCTiONING services Answer to questions regarding Sheriffs office Bk. 38, Pg. 4 Authority of Sheriffs office to engage an auc tion firm Bk. 37, Pg. 1-3; Bk. 39, Pg. 51-53 BAIl Verte mines Update Bk. 47, Pg. 13-15 BOND issue completed by -Hydro in Canadian market Bk. 21, Pg. 1081 BUDGET 68

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Taxincreases;taxonalladultclothingBk.9,Pg. 405-06 CAPLINfishery Pricesfor1989seasonBk.6,Pg.272 CBCprogram‘TheFishermens’Broadcast” MinisterofFisheriesregardingtheHarrisReport Bk.4,Pg.175-76 COMMEMORATIONtothosewholosttheirlives inthetwoWorldWarsandtheKoreanConflict (MinuteofSilence)Bk.31,Pg.1 CONDOLENCEStofamiliesofcoastguardmem berswholosttheirlivesinatragicaccidentoffNew foundlandBk.27,Pg.5 CONDOLENCEStothefamilyofthelateBren Walsh,fonnerLegislativereporterBk.18,Pg.929 CONFLICTofinterestguidelines Ministerhavingfinancialinterestinhealthcare facilityBk.21,Pg.1089-93;Bk.22,Pg.1134- 40;1178-79 Presentministersleasingspacetogovernment Bk.15,Pg.751-53;Bk.16,Pg.806-08;Bk.18, Pg.910-14;955-56;Bk.20,Pg.1033-36;Bk.21, Pg.1084-89 CONGRATULATORYmessages PortauxBasquesMarinersonwinningtheHer derMemorialChampionshipBk.16,Pg.802 CULTURALAffairs GrantapprovaltoAvionPlayersinGander;resig nationofJimBaird,ExecutiveAssistanttoMini sterBk.20,Pg.1027-29 DAVIS,Victor,Olympicswimmerandgoldmedal- list,condolencestofamilyupondeathBk.34,Pg.1 DEBATEontheAdjournment(LateShow) Auctioningservices-authorityofSheriffsoffice toengageafinntoauctionassetsofacompany inreceivershipBk.39,Pg.51-53 Conflictofinterest-ministerhavingfinancialin terestinhealthcarefacilityBk.22,Pg.1178-79 FisheryBk.30,Pg.53-55 LiquorCorporation-spaceleasedbyMinisterof ForestryandAgricultureBk.18,Pg.955-56 MunicipalandProvincialAffairsDepartment- resignationofexecutiveassistanttotheminister Bk.22,Pg.1185-86 Recreationalfacilities-chequesissuedBk.5,Pg. 263-64 DEPARTMENTofFisheriesAct(Bill26) SecondreadingBk.37,Pg.27-45 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalandProvincialAf fairsAct(Bill29) SecondreadingBk.36,Pg.31-33 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.42,Pg. 35-37;4$-50 DEPARTMENTofWorks,ServicesandTransporta tionAct(Bill33) SecondreadingBk.44,Pg.21-23 EASTERNShipbuildersLimitedemployeesregard ingFisheriesLoanBoardandtheconstructionof65- footvesselsBk.55,Pg.21 ECONOMICRecoveryCommission CommissionandAdvisoryBoardappointedBk. 7,Pg.326;Bk.14,Pg.695 StatementsbyDr.HouseBk.52,Pg.8-11 ECONOMICRecoveryCommissionAct(Bill40) SecondreadingBk.47,Pg.45-58;Bk.49,Pg.21- 25 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.56,Pg. 30-32 EDUCATION Establishmentofanindependentcurriculumcom missionBk.43,Pg.1-3 ELECTRICALPowerControlAct(Bill54) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.56,Pg. 14-18 FERRYserviceforBellIslandandFogoIsland Orders-in-councilrelatingtotheBellIslandand FogoIslandservicesBk.10,Pg.451-52;456 FISHERIESLoanAct(Bill37) SecondreadingBk.45,Pg.24-36 FISHERIESLoanBoard FreezeonloanactivityinvolvingEasternShip- buildersLimitedBk.36,Pg.5-6 FISHERY EmploymentprogramsBk.42,Pg.7-9 Federaltaskforcereport“BuildingaViableIs dustry”Bk.35,Pg.4-7 FishbeprocessedinNewfoundlandplantsBk. 24,Pg.11-14 FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.27, Pg.11-12;Bk.29,Pg.3-5 ManagementofnortherncodstocksBk.12,Pg. 583-84 NationalSea-announcedclosureofSouthside plantBk.51,Pg.8-11;Bk.52,Pg.3-4 Part-timefishermenBk.34,Pg.3-6 ProgramtokeeppeopleinthefisheryBk.38, Pg.5-8;Bk.39,Pg.4-6 Provincialgovernmentproposalsforfishermen andplantworkersnotqualifyingforunemploy mentinsuranceBk.27,Pg.6-8;Bk.29,Pg.5-6; Bk.30,Pg.53-55 Provincialgovernmentproposalstothefederal governmentBk.2,Pg.49-51 Reductionintotalallowablecatch(TAC);plant closuresBk.29;-Pg.9-12;Bk.32,Pg.3-4 Statementregarding“codglut”situationBk. 15,Pg.749 69

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Products plantUpdate; closure of National Sea in Si John’s Bk. 51, Pg. 6-8 FISHERY - all-party committee Debate Bk. 4, Pg. 185-9 1 FISHERY crisis Notice of motion Bk. 32, Pg. 23 Debate Bk. 33, Pg. 16-21;48-53 FISHERY crisis (Procedure under S.O. 23) Bk. 32, Pg. 16 GHIZ, Joe, congratulations on being re-elected Premier of Prince Edward Island Bk. 3, Pg. 163 GOFF, Mr.

John, Carbonear, condolences to family upon death Bk. 36, Pg. 1 HIBERNIA New package relating to the design; ongoing negotiations Bk. 40, Pg. 4-5 Update on negotiations Bk. 55, Pg. 5 HIGHWAY projects Projects approved - tenders awarded Bk. 31, Pg. 3 INFORMATION officers for government depart ments Salaiy level; hiring policy Bk. 56, Pg. 3-5 INTERIM Supply Act Debate Bk. 2, Pg. 68-71; Bk. 3, Pg. 130-33;146- 49; 160-6 1 LABRADOR/Quebec boundary Framework agreement between Governments of Canada and Quebec, and Montagnais Council regarding land claims Bk. 23, Pg. 1246-48 LAND claims negotiations Labrador Inuit Assoc. and federal government; lease agreement for development of minerals in Strange Lake area Bk. 41, Pg. 3-5 L1TThE Bay in Green Bay Funding for water and sewer system Bk. 36, Pg. 19 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2 Debate Bk. 36, Pg. 39-41 LOWER Churchill development - negotiations with Quebec Debate Bk. 12, Pg. 611-17 MAMMOGRAPHY screening program Funding Bk. 15, Pg. 767 MARINE Institute Contract awarded for construction of Offshore Training and Research Centre Bk. 22, Pg. 1134 MEECH Lake - support Premier’s position taken at First Minister’s Conference Debate Bk. 3$, Pg. 50-52 MEECH Lake Accord Premier’s position at First Ministers’ Conference on behalf of government Bk. 31, Pg. 4-9 Tabled alternative proposal to be used at First Ministers’ Conference Bk. 28, Pg. 5 MEMBER for Grand Bank be expelled from the House Debate Bk. 11, Pg. 536-44 MINISTER of Social Services Allegations of political interference regarding the issuing of social assistance (Answer to questions) Bk. 26, Pg. 2 MUNICIPAL capital works program When funding will be announced; second list Bk. 3, Pg. 118 MUNICPAL1ES Listing of all municipal debts Bk. 41, Pg. 2 System of municipal government in other Atlan tic Provinces Bk. 3, Pg. 117-18 NATIVE broadcasting facility in Nain - congratu lated on becoming the formal transmitting station for CBC in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Bk. 29, Pg. 1 ORAL Questions Allegations by Eastern Shipbuilders - report - Minister of Social Services involvement with Fisheries Loan Board Bk. 49, Pg. 2-7 Allegations by Eastern Shipbuilders Limited - framework of inquiry by Mr.

Justice Mahoney Bk. 27, Pg. 17-18 Allegations by Eastern Shipbuilders Limited - resignation of Minister of Social Services Bk. 28, Pg. 8-12 Allegations by Eastern Shipbuilders Limited against Minister of Social Services - public en quiry; terms of reference Bk. 25, Pg. 7-11; Bk. 26, Pg. 4-5 Amalgamation - public hearings Bk. 25, Pg. 17-18 Appointments to boards, crown corporations, etc.

Bk. 17, Pg. 856-59 Atlantic Accord - entrenchment into the Canadian constitution Bk. 40, Pg. 5 Auctioning services - authority of Sheriffs office to engage a finn to auction assets of Lantern Wholesalers Bk. 37, Pg. 1-3 Baie Verte mines - update Bk. 47, Pg. 13-15 Budget - tax increases; tax on all adult clothing Bk. 9, Pg. 405-06 Caplin fishery - prices for 1989 Bk. 6, Pg. 272 CBC program “The Fishennens’ Broadcast’ Bk. 4, Pg. 175-76 Conflict of interest - minister having financial in terest in health care facility Bk. 21, Pg. 1089-93; Bk. 22, Pg. 1134-40 Conflict of interest - present ministers leasing space to government Bk. 15, Pg. 75 1-53; Bk. 16, Pg. 806-08; Bk. 1$, Pg. 9 10-14; Bk. 20, Pg. 1033- 36; Bk. 21, Pg. 1084-89- 70

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Culturalaffairs-approvalofgranttoAvion PlayersofGander,resignationofJimBaird,Ex ecutiveAssistanttoMinisterBk.20,Pg.1027-29 EconomicRecoveryCommission-statementsby Dr.HouseBk.52,Pg.8-11 Education-independentcurriculumcommission Bk.43,Pg.1-3 FenyforBellIslandandFogoIsland-orders-in- councilregardingtheservicesBk.10,Pg.451- 52;456 FisheriesEmergencyResponseProgramBk.27, Pg.11-12;Bk.29,Pg.3-5 FisheriesLoanBoard-freezeonloanactivityin volvingEasternShipbuildersLimitedBk.36,Pg. 5-6 Fishery-employmentprogramsBk.38,Pg.5-8; Bk.39,Pg.4-6;Bk.42,Pg.7-9; Fishery-federaltaskforcereport‘Buildinga ViableFishery”Bk.35,Pg.4-7 Fishery-governmentproposalstofederalgovern mentBk.2,Pg.49-51 Fishery-managementofnortherncodstocksBk. 12,Pg.583-84 Fishery-northerncodbeprocessedinNew foundlandplantsBk.24,Pg.11-14 Fishery-part-timefishermenBk.34,Pg.3-6 Fishery-reductionintotalallowablecatch (TAC);plantclosuresBk.29,Pg.9-12;Bk.32, Pg.3-4 FisherycrisisBk.27,Pg.6-8;Bk.29,Pg.5-6; Bk.38,Pg.5-8;Bk.39,Pg.4-6 Hibemia-newpackagerelatingtothedesign;on goingnegotiationsBk.40,Pg.4-5 Informationofficersforgovernmentdepartments -salarylevel;hiringpolicyBk.56,Pg.3-5 Labrador/Quebecboundary-frameworkagree mentbetweenGovernmentsofCanadaand QuebecandMontagnaisCouncilBk.23,Pg. 1246-48 LandclaimsnegotiationswithLabradorInuit Assod.andfederalgovernment;developmentof mineralsinStrangeLakeareaBk.41,Pg.3-5 MeechLakeAccord-Premier’spositionatFirst Ministers’ConferenceBk.31,Pg.4-9 Municipalcapitalworksprogram-whenfunding for1989willbeannouncedBk.3,Pg.118 MunicipalsystemofgovernmentinotherAtlan ticProvincesBk.3,Pg.117-18 NationalSeaandFPI-plantclosures;Southside plantBk.51,Pg.8-11;Bk.52,Pg.3-4 Recreationalfacilitiesprogram-chequesissued tothreecommunitiesBk.6,Pg.267-69 ResignationofExecutiveAssistanttoMinisterof MunicipalandProvincialAffairs-allegations Bk.21,Pg.1082-84;Bk.22,Pg.114142 Sprayprogram-whenprogramwillbean nouncedBk.4,Pg.173 Statementstonewsmediaregardingcomments byMemberforMountPearlBk.13,Pg.636-38 Unemploymentrate-proposalsbyprovincial governmentBk.32,Pg.4 UniversityprogramforLabrador-first-yearpro gramBk.7,Pg.330-33 YouthCorrectionCentreinTorbay-incidentat thecentreBk.15,Pg.762 POINTofprivilegeregardingremarksbyMember forGrandFallsconcerningsecurityatGrandFalls courthouseBk.54,Pg.6 PRECOMMITMENTStabledBk.41,Pg.3 PROVINCIALrightsbedebatedduringMeechLake negotiations NoticeofmotionBk.41,Pg.15 DebateBk.43,Pg.12-17;4146 PUBLICUtilitiesAct(Bill44) SecondreadingBk.54,Pg.3843 QUARRYMaterialsAct(Bill18) SecondreadingBk.27,Pg.25-26 RECREATIONALfacilitiesprogram ChequesissuedtothreecommunitiesBk.5,Pg. 263-64;Bk.6,Pg.267-69 RESIGNATIONofExecutiveAssistanttoMinister ofMunicipalandProvincialAffairs AllegationsBk.21,Pg.1082-84;Bk.22,Pg.1141- 42;1185-86 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(ConcurrenceMo tion) DebateBk.18,Pg.94246 SMALLWOOD,JosephR.,formerPremier,wel comedtoSpeaker’sgalleryBk.13,Pg.637 SPRAYprogram Government’splansforsprayingBk.4,Pg.173 SPRUNGgreenhouse AuditorGeneralrequestedtocarryoutareview Bk.6,Pg.266 ST.John’sMunicipalElectionsAct(Bill22) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.31,Pg.65 STATEMENTStonewsmediaregardingcomments byMemberforMountPearlBk.13,Pg.636-38 TOURISMinformationfacilities ImprovementsBk.20,Pg.1022 TRANSPORTATION LoopRoadatHillviewinBellevuearea-delega tionrequestingfunding(Ministerialstatement) Bk.54,Pg.9 TWOMEY,Dr.Hugh,formerMinisterandMHA, condolencestofamilyupondeathBk.25,Pg.1-2 71

HANSARD_SPEAKER INDEX UNEMPLOYMENT rate Proposals by provincial government Bk. 32, Pg. 4 UNIVERSiTY program for Labrador West First-year program Bk. 7, Pg. 330-33; Bk. 14, Pg. 744 UNVEILING of previous Speaker’s portrait Bk. 43, Pg. 49 YOUTH Corrections Centre in Torbay Incident at the centre Bk. 15, Pg. 762 Short, Mr. Larry (I, St. George’

s) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 6, Pg. 307-11 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate Bk. 19, Pg. 1007-09 RURAL Development Subsidiary Agreement Notice of motion Bk. 1, Pg. 43 Simms, Mr.

Leonard (PC, Grand Falls) ABITIBI-Price mill in Grand Falls Explosion at the mill Bk. 18, Pg. 949-52 Future of the mill Bk. 45, Pg. 5-13 Layoffs; number of meetings held by the Cabinet committee Bk. 51, Pg. 13-15;19 Progress of work by committee Bk. 53, Pg. 4 Restructuring - Cabinet committee appointed Bk. 45, Pg. 3 ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 24, Pg. 24-38 Amendment Bk. 24, Pg.31 BAKER, Hon. Winston, condolences upon death of his father Bk. 24, Pg. 2 BALL, Dr.

Reginald, Grand Falls, condolences to family upon death Bk. 51, Pg. 1 BUDGET Tax increases; tax on all adult clothing Bk. 10, Pg. 461-63 BUDGET Debate Bk. 23, Pg. 1288-97 BUDGET projections Update Bk. 46, Pg. 4 COADY, Hugh, former Clerk of the House, con dolences to family upon death Bk. 15, Pg. 746 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Present ministers leasing space to government Bk. 19, Pg. 965-67 CONGRATULATORY messages Mercer, Michele, RCMP officer Bk. 42, Pg. 1 CONGRATULATORY messages, opinions, etc. by private Members - provision in routine orders Bk. 30, Pg. 2 CONSOLIDATED fund Services Estimates - Com mittee of Supply Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1149-54 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Recreational facilities - capital grants program Bk. 34, Pg. 51-52 Spray program Bk. 5, Pg. 256-58 DEPARTMENT of Environment and Lands Act (Bill 23) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 37-39 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 41, Pg. 28-34 DEPARTMENT of Forestry and Agriculture Act (Bill 19) Second reading Bk. 28, Pg. 41-46 DEPARTMENT of Justice Act (Bill 20) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 34-35 DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Act (Bill 25) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 25-26 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Af fairs Act (Bill 29) Second reading Bk. 35, Pg. 40-50 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 42, Pg. 22-33;5 1-53 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Act (Bill 40) Second reading Bk. 46, Pg. 42-50; Bk. 47, Pg. 24- 36 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 56, Pg. 24-27 EDUCATION Issue of fees versus contributions in schools Bk. 35, Pg. 14-15; Bk. 39, Pg. 11-14 ERROR in recorded vote on Wednesday’s resolution in Hansard Bk. 35, Pg. 1 EXECUTiVE Council Estimates - Committee of Supply Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1155-57;1169-77 FEDERAL Goods and Services Tax (GST) Government’s position Bk. 47, Pg. 9 FISHERY - closure of fish plants (Procedure under S.O. 23) Bk. 51, Pg. 20 FRASER, Captain Douglas, condolences to family upon death Bk. 57, Pg. 1 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate Bk. 20, Pg. 1053-57 GRAND Falls courthouse Answer to questions in form of statement Bk. 42, Pg. 6 Scheduled opening of new building Bk. 41, Pg. 5- 8 Security measures Bk. 53, Pg. 10-13 GRAND Falls, Windsor and Bishop’s Falls Amalgamation Bk. 15, Pg. 755-57 HEALTH care workers -- Early retirement program be extended to cover health care workers Bk. 32, Pg. 13-14 72

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX HOUSEhours-agreementtochangetheopening andclosinghoursoftheHouseofAssemblyBk.1, Pg.46 INCOMETaxAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1189-94;1208-11 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.2,Pg.84-87;102-05 INTERIMSupplyBill-procedureregardingthein troduction PointoforderBk.2,Pg.61-63 LABOURlegislation(Bill59) ChangesBk.55,Pg.12-14 LABOURrelations-double-breasting DebateBk.17,Pg.876-84 LEGISLATIONReviewCommittees Social,ResourceandGovernmentServicesLegis lationReviewCommitteesestablished;members appointedBk.23,Pg.1245 LOANAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1233 LOANandGuaranteeAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1231-32 LOANandGuaranteeAct,No.2 DebateBk.39,Pg.20-21 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct DebateBk.22,Pg.1225 MAMMOGRAPHYscreeningprogram FundingBk.16,Pg.820;Bk.20,Pg.1048 MEDIAphotographersrequestingpermissiontotake pictureswhileHousesittingBk.24,Pg.1 MEECHLake-supportPremier’spositiontakenat FirstMinister’sConference DebateBk.38,Pg.40-43 MEMBERforGrandBankbeexpelledfromthe House DebateBk.11,Pg.530-34 MERCER,Graham,condolencestofamilyupon deathBk.32,Pg.1 MUNICIPALiTIES Regionalservicingauthority;amalgamationBk. 15,P.755 ORALQuestions Abitibi-PricemillinGrandFalls-futureBk.45, Pg.5-13 Abitibi-PricemillinGrandFalls-layoffs;num berofmeetingsheldbycommitteeBk.51,Pg.13- 15;19 Budget-taxincreases;taxonalladultclothing Bk.10,Pg.461-63 Conflictofinterest-presentministersleasing spacetogovernmentBk.19,Pg.965-67 Education-issueoffeesversuscontributionsin schoolsBk.35,Pg.14-15;Bk.39,Pg.11-14 GrandFallscourthouse-scheduledopeningof newbuildingBk.41,Pg.5-8 GrandFallscourthouse-securitymeasuresBk. 53,Pg.10-13 GrandFalls,Windsor,andBishop’sFalls-amal gamationBk.15,Pg.755-57 Healthcareworkers-publicserviceearlyretire mentprogrambeextendedBk.32,Pg.13-14 Labourlegislation(Bill59)-changesBk.55,Pg. 12-14 Municipalities-regionalservicingauthority;amal gamationBk.15,Pg.755 PrivateSectorEmploymentProgram-remarks byEconomicRecoveryCommissionregarding theprogramBk.47,Pg.20-22;Bk.4$,Pg.7-10 PublicTenderAct-tendersrequiringprovincial overheadallowancenumber(POA);Hydro projectsinBayd’EspoirandBishop’sFallsBk. 26,Pg.7-10 Recreationalfacilitiesprogram-capitalgrants Bk.33,Pg.2-4 Silvicultureprogram-negotiationsfor Federal/ProvincialagreementBk.16,Pg.813-14 Sprayprogram-whenprogramwillbean nouncedBk.2,Pg.52-55;Bk.4,Pg.170-72 UniversityprogramforCentralNewfoundland areaBk.14,Pg.696-98 WooddaleTreeNurseryinCentralNew foundland-numberofemployeestoberehired nextyearBk.2$,Pg.20;Bk.30,Pg.5-7 PETITIONS Mammographyscreeningprogram-fundingBk. 20,Pg.1048 POINTofprivilegeregardingremarksbyMember forGrandFallsconcerningsecurityatGrandFalls courthouseBk.54,Pg.3 PRIVATEMember’sresolutions-amendingamo tionbyeliminatingallrecitalsBk.43,Pg.23 PRIVATESectorEmploymentProgram RemarksbyEconomicRecoveryCommission regardingtheprogramBk.47,Pg.20-22;Bk.48, Pg.7-10 PUBLICService(Pensions)Act(Bill36) SecondreadingBk.55,Pg.30-31 PUBLICTenderAct Tendersrequiringprovincialoverheadallowance number(POA);HydroprojectsinBayd’Espoir andBishop’sFallsBk.26,Pg.7-10 PUBLICUtilitiesAct(Bill44) SecondreadingBk.55,Pg.33-37;44-46 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyBk.56,Pg. 19-24 RECREATIONALfacilitiesprogram CapitalgrantsBk.33,Pg.2-4;Bk.34,Pg.51-52 73

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) Debate Bk. 18, Pg. 949-52; Bk. 19, Pg. 979- 84; 1001-06 SILVICULTURE program Status of negotiations for a new agreement with federal government Bk. 16, Pg. 813-14 SPRAY program Government’s plans for spraying Bk. 2, Pg. 52- 55; Bk. 4, Pg. 170-72; Bk. 5, Pg. 256-58 Program for 1989 Bk. 3, Pg. 109; Bk. 23, Pg. 1304 ST.

John’s Municipal Elections Act (Bill 22) Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 31, Pg. 64-65 STANDING Orders Committee Committee appointed to review the Standing Or ders of the House; members appointed Bk. 40, Pg. 50 TOBACCO Tax Act Debate Bk. 22, Pg. 1219-20 TRAGEDY at sea where eight fishermen lost their lives - condolences to families Bk. 51, Pg. 1 TRASK, Ralph, Grand Falls, condolences to family upon death Bk. 32, Pg. 1 UNANIMOUS consent requested to proceed with next concurrence debate Bk. 19, Pg. 1010 UNIVERSiTY program for Central Newfoundland Expansion of the program Bk. 14, Pg. 696-98 Update Bk. 56, Pg. 2 WOODDALE Tree Nurseiy in Central New foundi and area Number of employees to be rehired next year Bk. 28, Pg. 20; Bk. 30, Pg. 5-7 Snow, Mr.

Alec (PC, Menihek) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 7, Pg. 360-67 CAMPBELL, Bill, Iron Ore Company of Canada in Labrador City, condolences to family upon death Bk. 22, Pg. 1242 - MINING Grant No. 11 (Conveyance of Minerals) Act (Bill 46) Second reading Bk. 52, Pg. 15-16 MINING industry Update Bk. 25, Pg. 5 ORAL Questions Trans-Labrador Highway - winter maintenance Bk. 38, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 43, Pg. 8-9 University program for Labrador - first-year pro gram Bk. 5, Pg. 223-24; Bk. 7, Pg. 328-30 TRANS-Labrador Highway Winter maintenance Bk. 38, Pg. 11-12; Bk. 43, Pg. 8-9 UNIVERSITY program for Labrador West First-year program Bk. 5, Pg. 223-24; Bk. 7, Pg. 328-30 Snow, Mr.

Lloyd (I, Trinity-Bay de Verde) RULINGS Amendment to Address in Reply - moved in order Bk. 24, Pg. 31 Amendment to Clause (2) of Bill 29 - not in order Bk. 42, Pg. 28 Tobin, Mr.

Glen (PC, Burin-Placentia West) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate Bk. 27, Pg. 43-52 AMALGAMATION Public hearings Bk. 25, Pg. 12-13; Bk. 31, Pg. 10- 13 ARGENTIA ferry service Recommendation for a year-round service Bk. 27, Pg. 14-15 BUDGET Debate Bk. 16, Pg. 836-47 CAPiTAL roads program List of projects Bk. 3, Pg. 113; Bk. 5, Pg. 213-15 CONGRATULATORY messages Anstey, Albert, National Dart Champion Bk. 15, Pg. 747; Bk. 30, Pg. 1 Burt, Joy Bk. 30, Pg. 1 COW Head facility Deferral of the expansion Bk. 30, Pg. 13-14 DEBATE on the Adjournment (Late Show) Transportation - construction of road to Petit Forte Bk. 44, Pg. 51-53; Bk. 49, Pg. 48-50 DEPARTMENT of Fisheries Act (Bill 26) Second reading Bk. 39, Pg. 39-48; Bk. 41, Pg. 39 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 51, Pg. 38-41 DEPARTMENT of Forestry and Agriculture Act (Bill 19) Second reading Bk. 2$, Pg. 46-47 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial M fairs Act (Bill 29) Second reading Bk. 32, Pg. 48-53; Bk. 34, Pg. 22- 38 Committee of the Whole Assembly Bk. 42, Pg. 33-35 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Reduction in budget funding for new group homes Bk. 12, Pg. 592-94 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transporta tion Act (Bill 33) Second reading Bk. 44, Pg. 23-32 ECONOMIC Recovery Commission Act (Bill 40) Second reading Bk. 50, Pg. 16-25 FERRY construction 74

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX NoticeofmotionBk.1,Pg.45 FERRYserviceforBellIslandandFogoIsland ConstructionofferriesatMaiystownShipyard Bk.2,Pg.56-57;Bk.7,Pg.337-38;Bk.14,Pg. 705-07 MCissuedtocancelconstructionofsecondferry’ forBellIslandBk.9,Pg.411-14 FISHERY EmploymentprogramsBk.42,Pg.13-14 FISHERY-all-partycommittee DebateBk.4,Pg.195-203 FISHERY-all-plants-openpolicy DebateBk.53,Pg.43-47 SubamendmentBk.53,Pg.45 INTERIMSupplyAct DebateBk.2,Pg.72-76 MARYSTOWNShipyard ConstructionofshrimptrawlerforFishery’ ProductsBk.16,Pg.810-12;Bk.20,Pg.1038-40 Termsandconditionsforconstructionofferry forFogoIslandorBellIslandBk.38,Pg.15-16 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram Whenprojectsfor1990willbeannouncedBk. 48,Pg.4-5;Bk.52,Pg.11;Bk.54,Pg.17-19 MUNICIPALelections-congratulationstocan didateswhoparticipatedBk.33,Pg.1 ORALQuestions Amalgamation-publichearingsBk.25,Pg.12- 13;Bk.31,Pg.10-13 Argentiaferryservice-recommendationregard ingayear-roundserviceBk.27,Pg.14-15 Capitalroadsprogram-listofprojectsBk.5, Pg.213-15 CowHeadfacility-deferraloftheexpansionBk. 30,Pg.13-14 DepartmentofSocialServices-reductionin budgetfundingfornewgrouphomesBk.12, Pg.592-94 ferryforBellIslandandFogoIsland-construc tionofferriesBk.2,Pg.56-57;Bk.7,Pg.337- 38;Bk.14,Pg.705-07 FerryforBellIslandandfogoIsland-MCis suedtocancelconstructionBk.9,Pg.411-14 Fishery-employmentprogramsBk.42,Pg.13-14 MarystownShipyard-constructionofshrimp trawlerforFPIBk.16,Pg.810-12;Bk.20,Pg. 103840 MarystownShipyard-termsandconditionsfor constructionofferryforFogoIslandorBellIs landBk.3$,Pg.15-16 Municipalcapitalworksprogram-whenprojects for1990willbeannouncedBk.48,Pg.4-5;Bk. 52,Pg.11;Bk.54,Pg.17-19 PetitForte-constructionofroadBk.44,Pg.11- 14;Bk.49,Pg.11 PLEASANTVILLERemandCentre RelocationBk.20,Pg.1024 ST.John’sMunicipalElectionsAct(Bill22) SecondreadingBk.30,Pg.15-33;Bk.31,Pg.33- 38 TRANSPORTATION PetitForte-constructionofroadBk.44,Pg.11- 14;51-53;Bk.49,Pg.1l;48-50 WEDGEWOODPark AmalgamationwithSt.John’sBk.31,Pg.20 Verge