HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROVINCE OF NEWFOLNDLAND 1986 2nd SESSION - 40th GENERAL ASSEMBLY HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Patrick J. McNicholas

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

Topicsarisingundertheseheadingscanalsobefoundunderotherrelevantsubjectheadingsand,inthecaseof Bills,underthetitleoftheBillaswell. AddressinReply(Nodebate) Bills BudgetDebate BudgetSpeech DebateontheAdjournment MinisterialStatements Motions OralQuestions Petitions Reports Resolutions Rulings WrittenQuestions

May1,1986 May2,1986.

May5.1986 May6,1986 May7,1986 May8,1986 May12,1986 May13,1986 May14,1986 May15,1986 May16,1986 May20,1986 May21,1986 May22,1986 May22,1986 May26,1986 May27,1986 May28,1986 May29,1966 May30,1986 241411-1471 251472-1523 261524-1580 271581-1634 281635-1691 291692-1750 301751-1808 311$09-1865 321866-1924 331925-1980 341981-2037 352038-2097 362098-2154 372155-2214 382215-2275 392276-2332 402333-2391 412392-2433 422434-2497 432498-2552 BookNo.HansardPages DailySittings March18,198611-48 March19,1986249-103 March20,19863104-160 March21,19864161-219 March24,19865220-276 March25,19866277-469 April719867470-527 April8,19868528-581 April9,19869582-637 April10,198610638-692 April11,198611693-750 April14,198612751-796 April15,198613797-853 April16198614854-908 April17,198615909-965 April18,198616966-1019 April22,1986171020-1069 April23,1986181070-1129 April24,1986191130-1189 April25,1986201190-1246 April28,1986211247-1303 April29,1986221304-1362 April30,19862313634410

Daily Sittings Book No. Hansard Pages June 2, 1986 44 2553-2605 June 3, 1986 45 2606-2664 June 4, 1986 46 2665-2736 June 5, 1986 47 2737-2804 June 6, 1986 48 2805-2861 lime 9, 1986 49 2862-2921 June 10, 1986 50 2922-2979 June 11, 1986 51 2980-3039 June 12. 1986 52 3040-3098 June 13, 1986 53 3099-3151 June 16, 1986 54 3152-3207 June 17, 1986 55 3208-3370 february 19, 1987 56 3371-3373 /

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ABITJBI-Price Removalofbridge Flight1079-82;Sirnms1080-82 ADJOURNMENTMotion Marshall295 Ruleddebatable299 Previousquestionbenowput Ottenheimer318 Inorder319 Debate Aylward,K.349-57;Baker424-32;Barry300-17;440- 60;Caflan319-27;Caner,W.377-86;Decker407- 14;Fenwick364-69;furey415-24;Gilbert369-77; Hiscock357-64;Kelland396-407;Lush343-49; Marshall460-62;Simmons328-37;Tobin386-96; Tullc432-40 Motiononpreviousquestioncarriedondivision465 AdjournmentMotioncarriedondivision469 AFFIRMATIVEActionProgram Hiring Barry981;Fenwick978-$0;1076-79;117$-79;Power 979-81;Verge1076-79;Windsor1179-80 AFFIRMATIVEActiontaskforcerecommendations Noticeofmotion Greening43 AGRICULTURALDevelopmentFund Aylward,R.1256;Barry1257 AGRICULTURALResourceCamp Aylward,R.1258;Barry1258 AIRCanada Appealinternationaldecision Baker1263-64;Dawe1263-64 AffiNova Deregulation Aylward,K.2171-73;2206-08;Ottenheimer2208-10; Peckford(Premier)2171-74 AIRsafetysecurityprecautions Flight1993;Peckford(Premier)1993 ANOMALIESandErrorsIntheStatuteLawAct(Bill10) Noticeofmotion Verge2178 Firstreading2233 Secondreading Fenwick2858-60;Verge2857-60 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Barry3256 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3352 AQUACULTUREdevelopment Noticeofmotion Mitchell41 ARTSCouncil Sustaininggrants;provisionofofficespace Aylward,K.2924;Matthews2924 ASSESSMENTAct(Bill14) Noticeofmotion Doyle2053 Firstreading2233 Secondreading Caner.W.3150-51;3169-71;3177;Doyle3149;3174- 7$;Gilbert3171-74 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3333 Thirdreading3349 RoyalAssent3353 ATLANTICLotteryCorporation Annualreporttabled Collins118 AUDITORGeneral’sAct-newlegislation Noticeofmotion Flight39 Debate Callan3031-37;Carter,1.3037-39;Flight3003-09; Hiscock3017-22;Marshall3009-17;Morgan3022-31 BANKofMontreal,ConfederationBuilding Leaseextended Kelland1692;Young1692 BIGgamelicence Draw Flight2805;Matthews2805 February-GreatHarbourDeep Decker3075;Matthews3076;Rideout3074 BOOTHMemorialHighSchool,Windsor Extension Flight1441;Heam1443;Simmons1444 BOXING Provinciallegislation Lush2227-30;2341-43;Verge2228-30;2342-43 BRIGBayfishplant LeasetoPortauPortSeafoods Furey2162;Rideout2161 BUCHANS Dustproblem Butt2510-12;Flight2510-12 BUDGETDebate Aylward,K.1293-l303;1325;Decker1361;Efford 2088-96;Gilbert133441;Lush1039-59;Simmons 1279-87;Simms1341-61;Tobin1325-34;Warren 1061-68;Woodford1287-93 Amendment 1

HANSARD SUBJECT’ INDEX CANADIAN Fisheries officers Assistance CANADIAN Saltfish Corporation $2m loss; letter of credit; mortgage Carter, W. 2337-38;2409;2441-42; 38;2410;2441-43 Answer to question Rideout 2412 Prices paid Nova Scotia fishermen Carter, W. 3110-12; Rideout 3110-12 CAR allowance Executive assistants, etc.

Efford 61-62; Peckford (Premier) 61-62 CARTWRIGHT Water and sewer system Doyle 1832; Hiscock 1828; Tulk 1830 CHARTER of Rights violation Legal opinion tabled Peckford (Premier) 1215 CHERNOBYL plant Radiation levels Baker 1371-73; Butt 1372-73 COLD Brook - forest access road; stumpage fees Question No. 8 Baker 3267-98; Barry 3259-3302; Flight 3286;3298; Hiscock 3269; Marshall 3261-3304; Peckford (Premier) 3284 Third reading 3348 Royal Assent 3352 Barry 2334-37; Pecldord (Premier) 2334-37 CANADIAN Occupational Health and Safety Week Blanchard 3040; Flight 3041 Rideout 2337- Lush 1053 Amendment defeated 3231 Budget carried 3235 Budget Debate adjourned until tomorrow Collins 289 Carried 289 BUDGET Speech delivered by Minister of Finance Collins 277-89 BUILDING materials Tax increase Collins 541-42; Efford 540-42 CABLEVISION service Approval for communities Barry 1984; Russell 1983 Rural areas Collins 494; Fenwick 62;235;493;1714; Marshall 1715 CANADA and United Kingdom Reciprocal Recognition and Enforcement of Judgements Act (Bill 26) Notice of motion Verge 982 First reading 1039 Second reading Barry 2390; Fenwick 2390;2834; Verge 2389;2835 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2975 Third reading 3348 Royal Assent 3352 CANADA Environment Week Aylward, R. 2554; Flight 2555 CANADA Games Park Commission Financial statements tabled Matthews 549 CANADA Job Strategy Programs Trade-offs Flight 2816-17; Marshall 2817-18 CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Implementation (Nfld.) Act (Bill 1) Notice of motion Marshall 14 First reading 14 Second reading Aylward, K. 2781-90; Baker 24$6;2517-36; Barry 293149; Caflan 2583;2602-05;263643; Carter, I. 2579-85; Collins 2537-40; Decker 2574-79; Fenwick 2950-53; Flight 2585-92; Furey 2592-2602; Gilbert 2653-61; Marshall 2467-86;2953-60; Peach 2549- 52;2568-74; Simmons 2540-49; Tobin 2644-52; War ren 2661-64 Committee of the Whole Assembly CAPE Charles school, Labrador Open four to six weeks in September Barry 1597; Hiscock 1595; Peckford (Premier) 1598 CARTWRIGHT coast guard marine station Closure Aylward, R. 1439; Furey 1439; Hiscock 1436 CITY of St.

John’s (Loan) Act (Bill 41) Notice of motion Doyle 2447 First reading 2517 Second reading Baker 3202-03; Doyle 3200;3203; Hiscock 3200-02 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3335 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 CLEANING contractors - government buildings Fenwick 479-80; Peckford (Premier) 479-80 2

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Simms2876 COMEbyChancehospital Chroniccareandnursinghome Barry129;Callan132;Twomey130 Clinic Callan1758-59;Peckford(Premier)1758-60 COMEbyChanceoilrefmery DorChemicalstudy Barrett1149;Caflan1149 LetterofintentwithDorChemicals Barrett1133;Callan1134 CONCURRENCEMotion Procedurefordebate Marshall1544 CONFEDERATIONBuildingcafeteria CNThawardedcontract Kelland797;Young797 CORNERBrookRoyals MessageforsuccessinAllanCupplayoffs Aylward,K.1247;Matthews1247 Messageofcongratulations Aylward,K.1304-05;Baird1304 Readmessageofcongratulations Peckford(Premier)1305 CPAirFlight103 Inconveniencetopassengers Baker1322;Dawe1323;Fenwick CREDITUnionCouncilgrant Aylward,R.2742;Barry2742 CROWNlands Swmpagerates Aylward,K.473;Simms472 DANIEL’SHarbourlimestone Aylward,R.1020;Barry1022 DANIEL’SHarbourzincmine Governmentassistance furey2554;Marshall2553 TechCorporationproposal Dinn2178;furey2177-78 CONFERENCEofNewEnglandGovernorsandEastern CanadianPremiers Statementissued Barry3152;Peckford(Premier)3152 CONFLICTofInterestGuidelines DepartmentofSocialServices;patronage-EverettOs mond Barry3110;Brett3105-10;Efford3106-09;furey 3105 PippyParkland-W.Marshall’sresignation Lush1817;Peckford(Premier)1817 CONSOLIDATEDFundServicesEstimates-Committee ofSupply Barry794-95;823-26;Collins7$5-87;823-26;Lush 787-91;Peckford(Premier)791-94 Carried826 DAYCareandHomemakerServices Appointments Brett1269-70;Efford1269-70 DEBATEontheAdjournment MfimnativeActionProgram-hiring Fenwick1178-79;Windsor1179-80 AirNova-deregulation K.Aylward2206-08;Ottenheimer2208-10 Educationalsystem-schoolsclosing Baker1975-76;1491-92;Heam1976-78;Peckford (Premier)2492-94 ElectionsAct-legislation Fenwick954-55;Peckford(Premier)955-57 Fishery-regulationsforvesselsonGrandBanks Carter,W.1468-70;Efford1464-66;Rideout1462- 71;Tullc1461-62 Fuelprices-diesel Furey1181-83;Russell1183-85 FuelshortageonLabradorcoast Hiscock689-91;Russell691-92 MemorialUniversity-financialposition;layoffs Fenwick1740-41;Power1741-43 NAPE-MOSandGeneralServicebargainingunits- dispute Barry152-53;Blanchard157-60;Flight155-57;Peck- ford(Premier)153-54;Tulk158-59;1185-87; Windsor1187-88 NewfoundlandandLabradorHousingCorporation- Stephenvilleunits Dinn1972-74;Fenwick1970-72 Newfoundlandrailway Barry957;1746;Callan961;Caner,W.1743;Peck- ford(Premier)958-63;1744-50;2488;Tu&2486 NorthAtlanticPetroleumLimited-shareholders Night686-88;Peckford(Premier)688-89 Salmonfishery-ConneRiverIndians Night1978-79;Rideout1979-80 Salmonfishery-earlyclosing Caner,W.2210-12;Rideout2212-14 Subcontractingbyindividualcontractors Dawe2496-97;Lush2494-95 Young,Haig-hiringpractices Efford2799-2801;Peckford(Premier)2801-03;Tulk 2794-98;Young2798-99 Young,Haig-hiringpractices-memorandum 1324;Warren1320 3

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Barry 3097-98; Furey 3092-94; Marshall 3094; Young 3098 Young, Haig - resignation Marshall 3096-97; Talk 3094-96 Young, Haig - statements Furey 2792-94; Young 2794 DENOMINATIONAL education - NTA brief Fenwick 2617-19; Ream 2618-19 DEPARTMENT of Environment Act (Bill 3) Notice of motion Butt 493 First reading 557 Second reading Aylward, K. 1230-33; Baker 1173-78;1226-30; Butt 1165-66;1495-98; Decker 1233-42; Right 1166-73; Simmons 1493-95 Committee of the Whole Assembly Barry 2181; Butt 2183-92; Hiscock 2187-89; Sim mons 2184-87; Tullc 2189-91 Third reading 2234 Royal Assent 3351 DEPARTMENT of Justice Act (Bill 7) Notice of motion Verge 493 First reading 557 Second reading Decker 1010-18;1161-64; Verge 1010 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2181 Third reading 2234 Royal Assent 3351 DEPARTMENT of Labrador Affairs - creation Notice of motion Kelland 43 DIESEL oil generated electricity Fenwick 657; Hiscock 658; Warren 660 Letter from Jean Bemier, Hydro Quebec tabled Fenwick 657 DISTRICT Court Act (Bill 9) Notice of motion Verge 492 First reading 556 Second reading Barry 849-51; Hiscock 846-49; Verge 844-46;851-52 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2036 Third reading 2036 Royal Assent 3351 DRUG patents - federal legislation Decker 1145-46; Efford 1314-16; Russell 1315-17; Twomey 1145-46 EASTERN Wood Harvesters permit to export pulpwood Aylward, K. 2395; Simms 2394 EDUCATIONAL system Post-secondary - cutbacks Power 2344-46; Simmons 2343-46 Schools closing Baker 1875-76; 1928-30;1975-76;2445;2491 -92;2608- 10; Ream 1875-77; 1929-31 ;1976-7$;2608-10; Peck- ford (Premier) 2445-46;2492-94 EEC - sanctions against Canada Carter, W. 2563-64; Rideout 2563-64 ELECTIONS Act Legislation Fenwick 809-11;954-55; Peckford (Premier) 809- 11;955-57 ELECTRIC radiators Answer to question Russell 1483-84 Contamination Baker 1380-81; furey 1373-74; Russell 1373-74;1381 EMBALMERS and Funeral Directors Act (Bill 22) Notice of motion Twomey 982 First reading 1038 Second reading Callan 1735-38; Decker 1948-54; fenwick 1954; Flight 1731-35; Hiscock 1738-40; Simmons 1724-29; Twomey 1724; 1955-57; Young 1729-31 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2361 Third reading 2780 Royal Assent 3351 ENCYCLOPEDIA by former Premier Smallwood Funding Barry 1764; Callan 2623;2822;3115; Carter, J. 2827; Decker 2457; Fenwick 1763;1824;1882;2010; 2053;2456;2515;2566;2621;2822;31 15; Furey 2625;2$26; Simmons 1826;3117; Sirnms 1765;1827;2824;31 16 ENERGY costs Lower prices Efford 865-66;1991-92; Flight 80$; Furey 597-98;806- 08; Russell 597-9$;$07-09;866; 1991-92 ENERGY costs reduction for consumers Notice of motion Simmons 37 Debate Aylward, K. 1093-1101; Baker 905-08;1090-93; Carter, J. 889-93; Efford 883-89; Furey 870-76; Gil bert 1104-10; Kelland 1111-16; Lush 894-99; Russell 4

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX 876-83;Simmons1124-28;Simms899-905;Warren 1117-23 Defeated1129 ENTERTAINMENTallowance W.Matthews Decker1208-12;Matthews1209-12 ERCOplant States Barry538-40;Peckford(Premier)538-40 ESTABLISHEDProgramsFinancing(EPF) Cutbacks Decker707-08;Twomey707-09 ESTIMATESCommittees Requestsfortranscripts Mr.Speaker1190 EXCISEtaxonhuntingandfishingequipment Aylward,K.1881-82;1981;Barry1751-54;Kelland 1879-80;Matthews1879-82;1981;Peckford (Premier)1751-54 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates-CommitteeofSupply Barry826-35;Collins826-29;Marshall826-33;Ot tenheimer833-35 Carried835 EXONHouse Report;hiringpractices Barry1933-34;Brett639-42;706-07;1932-33;1936-37; Efford639-41;706;1931-32;1936-37;2230-31;Verge 1932-34;2231 Sanitationandstaffing Brett751;Efford752 FARMDevelopmentLoanAct(Bill15) Noticeofmotion Aylward,R.767 Firstreading939 Secondreading Aylward,K.1498-99;Right1499;Marshall1498- 1504 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2235 Thirdreading2780 RoyalAssent3351 FEDERALgovernment Answerstoquestions Peckford(Premier)1151-52;1222 Newfoundlandemployees-discrimination Barry1070-71;Peckford(Premier)1070-71;1215-17; Tullc1214-16 FEDERAL/provincialgovernments Agreementpriority Barry1713;Hiscock1712-13;Ottenheimer1712-14 FERRY“Caribou” Back-upservice Callan1031;Dawe1031 FERRYandcoastalboatsubsidies Noticeofmotion Baird38 Debate Baird1686-90;Baker1400-06;Barry1661-67;Cal- lan1675-80;Caner,1.1680-83;Carter,W.1683-86; Dawe1395-1400;Mitchell1383-88;Simmons1388- 91;Verge1406-10;Warren1668-75 AmendmentreNewfoundlandrailway Simmons1391 Amendmentdefeated1691 Resolutioncarried1691 FIREfighters Dispute-bindingarbitration Barry2221-22;Blanchard755-56;fenwick2222-23; Tulk753-56;2042-46;2220;2223-25;Windsor 754;2042-46;2220-25 TreasuryBoardmeetingrequested Barry768;Fenwick767;Windsor767 FIREpatrolrangers Hiring Decker2338-39;2407-08;Simms2338-39;2407-09 FISHplantatGreenspond Lush1220-21;Rideout1220-21 FISHERIESaccessroads-upgrading Rideout2922 FISHERIESDepartment Researchanddevelopmentinitiatives Caner,W.695;Rideout693 FISHERY 3NoDivision Efford2564-65;3112-13;Rideout2564-65;3113-14 Fishbuyersandprocessorslicencing Caner,W.2740;Rideout2737 Improvementloans Caner,W.811-13;Rideout811-13 Mid-distanceprogram Carter,W.584;Rideout583 Mid-distancevessels Caner,W.542-45;Rideout543-45 NorthLimited-fishprocessing Caner,W.597;Rideout597 PortauxBasques-fishingequipmentvandalized Caner,W.644-45;Rideout644-45;Verge644 PortauxBasques-fishingequipmentvandalized (Answertoquestion) Verge715 Portugueseoverfishing-federalgovernmentsanctions 5

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Carter, W. 1988-91; Rideout 1988-91 Price increase to fishermen served by Government- owned plants in Northern Labrador Caner, W. 2862; Rideout 2862 Regulations for vessels on Grand Banks Barry 1419-21; Carter, W. 1426-27;1468-70;1480-81; Efford 1422-25; 1464-66;1481-82; Morgan 1429; Rideout 1420-31 ;1462-71;14$0-$2; Tu& 1427-30; 1461- 62 Salt fish - price paid to Newfoundland fishemien Caner, W. 2508-09; Rideout 2508-09 Union negotiated price Lush 2561-62; Rideout 2561-62 FISHERY initiatives Notice of motion Peach 42 FISHING Industry (Collective Bargaining) Act, report of matters transacted Blanchard 1434 FOOD Prices Review Committee Answer to question Russell 715 Recommendations Hiscock 649-50; Russell 649-50 FOREST tire situation Answer to question Simms 2449 Update; financial assistance for losses Aylward, K. 2049;2108; Barry 2106-07; Flight 2292- 94;2437-38; Farey 2231-32; Gilbert 2110; Kelland 2110-11; Simmons 2109; Simms 2049-50;2106- 10;2292-94;2437-39; Verge 2111 ;2232 FOREST fires Ban on outdoor fires Aylward, K. 1927;2105; Simrns 1926;2104 Evacuation of Upper Lake Melville Kelland 2111-14; Verge 2111-13 Update Aylward, K. 1983; Simms 1982 FORESTRY Agreement (Answer to question) Peckford (Premier) 1320 Agreement - funding Aylward, K. 1822-23; Simms 1822-24 Agreement - jobs in Burgeo area Gilbert 1029-30;1311-13; Peckford (Premier) 1312- 14; Sirmus 1029-31 Subsidiary agreement Aylwaid, K. 104; Barry 1255; Peckford (Premier) 1253; Simms 104 FORESTRY Protection Centre, Gander FPI Opening Peckford (Premier) 1255 Appointment to Board of Directors Carter, W. 2103; Rideout 2102 Plants at Black Tickle and William’s Harbour Carter, W. 1543; Rideout 1543 Tenders for trawlers Peckford (Premier) 1261-62; Simmons 1261-62 FREE trade Answer to question Peckford (Premier) 1222 Effect on UI benefits Caner, W. 2225-27; Marshall 2226-27 Provincial input Barry 1137-40; 1259-60;1870-74; 19$5-87;21 66-69;2289- 90;2619; Marshall 2560-61; Peckford (Premier) 1138- 41; 1259-60;1872-75; 1985-88;21 66-70;2290;261 9; Sim mons 2560 FREE trade with the United States Notice of motion Barry 47 FUEL prices Decrease; inquiry Aylward, K. 1219; Furey 1144-45;11$1-83;1217-19; Russell I 144-45;1183-85;1217-20 FUEL shortage on Labrador coast Hiscock 647-48;689-91; Russell 647-49;691 -92 GASOLINE and diesel fuel Answer to question Coffins 983 Reduction Collins 868-69; Fenwick 868-69 Tax reduction Collins 167;1203; Lush l6$;1204 GENERAL Hospital $100 gift certificate Fenwick 2866-67; Twomey 2866-67 GfflZ, Premier, PEI, message of congratulations Barry 103$ Not appropriate 1038 GLENVILLA Trailer Court Families being evicted Dinn 1706-07; Fenwick 1706-07;1935-36; Verge 1935- 36 GOVERNMENT Services Committee Change in membership Marshall 714 Carried 715 6

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX GOVERNMENTServicesCommitteeontheEstimates Headsofexpendinire Marshall650 Carried651 Reportontheestimates Nodder1434 GOVERNMENTServicesCommitteeontheEstimates (ConcurrenceMotion) Debate Calim1777-81;Carter,1.1788-89;Collins1627- 30;1770-71;Decker1631-33;1807;Doyle1781- 84;1792-96;Efford1796-99;fenwick1800-04;furey 17$4-8$;1795;Gilbert1789-92;Hodder1616-22; Lush1622-27;1771-74;Marshall1633-34;Simrns 1774-77;Warren1804-06 Carried1807 GUARANTEEDloans Listtabled Collins1272 HARBOURLodgechroniccarefacility AnswertoquestionaskedduringEstimatesdebate Young1940 HAZARDOUSmaterials Legislation Barry204041;Blanchard2040-42 HEALTHCareReportbyLiberalCaucus Decker2285;Twomey2280 HEALTHcareservicesforchronicallyill Noticeofmotion Decker4$ HEATINGoil CostinHalifaxasopposedtoSt.John’s Carter,W.867;Russell867 HIBERNIAproject Development Bany483-$5;1022-24;1812-13;3209-10;Peckford (Premier)484-85;1023-25;1535-37;1812-13;3209-11; Simmons1535-36 HIGHWAYimprovementandconstructionprojects Tenders Barry2039;Dawe203$ HOUSEnotadjournateleveno’clock Marshall337 Movedinorder Mr.Speaker342 Carried343 HOUSEofAssemblyaddressedbySpeakerfromLok Sabba 2531-33 HOUSEofAssemblymembers Salaiyincrease;perdiems Barry3209;Collins2990-91;Fenwick2989-91;Mar shall2990;Peckford(Premier)3209 HUMANRightsCommission Appointment Barry537;Verge536 HYDROCorporation Provincialtalks Barry3153-55;Peckford(Premier)3153-55 ILLITERACY-programsavailable Hearn2615;Lush2615-17;Power2616-17 ILOreport-Bill59 Blanchard180;Fenwick110-11;Lush179-80;Peck- ford(Premier)111;114-15;Simmons114-15 IMPOUNDINGofroaminganimals Aylward,R.2396;Kelland2396 INCOMETaxAct(Bill4) Noticeofmotion Collins493 Firstreading557 Secondreading Caner,W.2832-33;Collins2832;2834 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2975 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3352 INCREASEofPensionsAct(Bill46) Noticeofmotion Collins983 Firstreading1039 Secondreading Collins1957;1963-67;Fenwick1961-63 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2361 Thirdreading2780 RoyalAssent3351 INSHOREFishDistributionProgram Caner,W.2668;Rideout2667 INSURANCEAdjusters,AgentsandBrokersAct(Bill45) Noticeofmotion Russell2514 firstreading2636 Secondreading Barry2880-81;Russell2878-81 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3259 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3352 INTERIMSupply-passageInHouse Collins485-86;Lush4$5-86;48$ 7

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX INTERIM Supply Act Notice of motion Collins 36 Debate Aylward, K. 247-51; Baker 509-11;519-20;669-73; Barry 150-52;255-57;522-26;566-72;575-78;6$3-86;745- 47;778-79; Carter, J. 730-34; Carter, W. 677-$0;730- 34; Collins 139-43; 182-83;253-55;264-68;500-08;5 17- 24;578-80;665-69;747 -49;776-78; Decker 245-47;251- 53;734-36; Dimi 148-50;192-96;673-77;680-$3;743-45; Efford 192;260-M; Fenwick 183-85;723; Right 661- 65; Gilbert 207-1O;268-71; Lush 1$5-88;196-201;501- 04;557-61;727-30;739-43; Marshall 210-13;23942;257- 60;274-76;51 1-14;573-74;723-27; Ottenheimer 561-66; Power 201-06; Simmons 143-48;213-17;236-39;242- 45; Simms 217-19;736-39;779-80; Tu& 271-74;514-17 Carried 784 INTERIM Supply Act (Bill 18) first reading 784 Second reading 784 Third reading 784 Royal Assent 3351 INTERNATIONAL Commercial Arbitration Act (Bill 42) Notice of motion Verge 2347 First reading 2517 Second reading Barry 3191; Marshall 3191 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3333 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 10CC Restructuring program Barry 1527; Dijm 1527; fenwick 1528 JOB creation 40,000 jobs Baker 932; Peckford (Premier) 932 JUDICATURE Act (Bill 38) Notice of motion Verge 1824 first reading 2060 Second reading Barry 313840; Verge 3135-38;3147-49 Cormnittee of the Whole Assembly Barry 3326-32; Verge 3325-31 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 JUSTICES and Other Public Authorities (Protection) Act (Bill 8) Notice of motion Verge 493 First reading 557 Second reading Barry 993-95; Verge 993-95 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2179-80 Third reading 2234 Royal Assent 3351 KELUGREWS Marine Centre Hiring practices 2746-56;2819-22;2864-70;3049-51 LABOUR dispute - Stephenville Blanchard 2507-08; Lush 2507 LABOUR relations - industrial inquiry Notice of motion Tu& 36 Debate Baker 87-93; Barry 74-81; Blanchard 627-31; Dawe 81-86; Decker 98-102;603-05; Dinn 618-23; Fenwick 623-26; Lush 612-18; Ottenheimer 70-74; Power 93- 98; Tulk 64-70;631-36; Windsor 605-12 Defeated 636 LABOUR Relations Act, report of matters transacted Blanchard 1434 LABOUR Relations Board Report for 1985 tabled Blanchard 1434 LABOUR situation (Procedure under S.0. 23) Barry 180 Motion not in order Mr.

Speaker 182 LABOUR situation in the Province Barry 817; 3]anchard 711-12;977-78; Dawe 815; ilearn 81$; Lush 711-12; Tu& 977-78 LABOUR Standards Act (Bill 21) Notice of motion Blanchard 1034 first reading 1225 Second reading Aylward, K. 2891-92; Blanchard 2881-83; Fenwick 2888-91; Tuilc 2883-88 Committee of the Whole Assembly Barry 3257-58; Fenwick 3251; Marshall 3257-58 Third reading 3348 Royal Assent 3352 LABOUR Standards Board Hearings Barry 3100; Blanchard 3099 Report for 1985 tabled Blanchard 1434 LABRADOR Separate federal riding 8

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Fenwick1994;Peckford(Premier)1994 LABRADORDevelopmentTaskForcedocumentsreleased Aylward,R.249$;Hiscock2498 LABRADORLmerboardLimitedAgreementAct(Bill6) Noticeofmotion Simms492 Firstreading556 Secondreading Aylward.K.2015-22;Barry2027;Carter,J.2029- 31;Collins2024;fenwick2031-33;Lush2022-29; Simms2014;2027;2033 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Barry2361-62;Simms2362 Thirdreading2780 RoyalAssent3351 LANDDevelopmentAct(Bill5) Noticeofmotion Simms492 Firstreading556 Secondreading Aylward,K.1968-70;2013;Simms1967;2014 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2361 Thirdreading2780 RoyalAssent3352 LANDLORDandTenantAct Subsidizedhousing Fenwick2339-40;2403;2406-07;Russell2339- 40;2404;2407 LAWRespectingCorporationsAct(Bill20) Noticeofmotion Verge493 Firstreading557 Secondreading Aylward,R.948-51;Barry942-48;992-93;Fenwick 951-54;989;Verge939-42;990-92 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2179 Thirdreading2780 RoyalAssent3351 LAWSocietyAct(Bill11) Noticeofmotion Verge493 Firstreading557 Secondreading Barry1001-04;Collins1004-06;Decker1000-01;Fen wick1006-09;Verge999;1009 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2181 Thirdreading2235 RoyalAssent3351 LEASEHOLDSinSt.John’sAct(Bill4$) Noticeofmotion Marshall2446 Firstreading2517 Secondreading Carter,W.2840-43;Fenwick2843-45;Marshall 2836-40;2845-47 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Barry3256-57 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3352 LEGALAidCommission AppointmentstoAppealBoards Barry2233;Verge2233 LEGISLATiVEEstimates.CommitteeofSupply Barry83543;Collins$3644 Carried$44 LIBYA SafetyofNewfoundlanders Barry801;Peckford(Premier)801-02 LIGHTHOUSES-automation Collins1944;Gilbert1940;Tu&1942 LIVESTOCKOwnersCompensationBoard Annualreporttabled Aylward,R.1221 LOANAct Noticeofmotion Collins1221 Debate Collins2303-06;2310-13;Decker2329-32;Flight 2313-16;2321;Furey2320;2322-28;Lush2306-10; Simms2316-21 Carried2332 LOANAct(Bill29) Firstreading2332 Secondreading2332 Thirdreading2332 RoyalAssent3351 LOANandGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotion Collins1320 Debate Coffins324043;Tu&324142 Carried3243 LOANandGuaranteeAct(Bill30) Firstreading3250 Secondreading3250 Thirdreading3250 RoyalAssent3352 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotion Collins1320 Debate 9

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Collins 3243-44; Doyle 3245-46; Fenwick 3246-48; Gilbert 3244-45 Carried 3248 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act (Bill 31) First reading 3250 Second reading 3250 Third reading 3250 Royal Assent 3352 LOCAL preference policy Enforcement Fenwick 2565-66; Marshall 2566 LOCAL School Tax Act (Bill 43) Notice of motion Heam 2620 first reading 2780 Second reading Baker 3206-07;3226-29; Fenwick 3229; Heam 3206;3230 Committee of the Whole Assembly Baker 3335;37; Fenwick 3335-37 Third reading Barry 3349-50 Royal Assent 3353 LODGE Bay Construction of a bridge and road Barry 1661; Dawe 1660; Hiscock 1658 MARINE Institute Act (Bill 19) Notice of motion Power 549 first reading 722 Second reading Barry 2375-77; Power 2375;2378 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2974 Third reading 3348 Royal Assent 3352 MARYSTOWN Shipyard Limited Joint company established with Moss of Norway Barrett 1693; Simmons 1694 Welders employed in Norway Barrett 2163; Simmons 2163 MATRIMONIAL Property Act (Bill 47) Notice of motion Verge 2446 first reading 2517 Second reading Barry 3 193-95; Marshall 3192-96 Committee of the Whole Assembly Barry 3333-34; Verge 3334 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 McCALLUM - construction of slip-way Gilbert 3071; Rideout 3074; Simmons 3072 MEMORIAL University Academic faculty certification Blanchard 2505; Fenwick 2504-05 Extension office in Stephenvile closure Aylward, K. 2461;2631;2773; Baker 2775; Collins 2777; Fenwick 2463; Furey 2633; Hodder 2635; Power 2465 Extension services offices closing Peckford (Premier) 2170; Simmons 2170 Financial position; layoffs Aylward, K. 1308-11; Fenwick 1709-11;1740-41; Power 1309-11;1709-10;1741-43 TV station closing Furey 1540-42; Heam 1542; Russell 1541 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 37) Notice of motion Power 1714 First reading 2060 Second reading Barry 3126-33; Marshall 3126; Power 3133-35 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3324 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 MESSAGE and estimates be referred to Committee of Supply Collins 289 Not debatable 290 M[LLTOWN, Bay d’Espoir - fish meal plant Carter, W. 1137; Rideout 1135 MINERAL and Mining Leases Annual report tabled Dinn 714 MINISTERIAL Statements Agricultural Development Fund Aylward, R. 1256 Agricultural Resource Camp Aylward, R. 1258 Arts Council - sustaining grants; provision of office space Matthews 2924 Bank of Montreal, Confederation Building - lease ex tended Young 1692 Big game licence draw Matthews 2805 Brig Bay fish plant - leased to Port au Port Seafoods Limited Rideout 2161 Cablevision service approval for communities Rosenberg Verft 10

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Russell1983 CanadianEnvironmentWeek Aylward,R.2554 CanadianOccupationalHealthandSafetyWeek Blanchard3040 ComebyChancerefmery-letterofintentwithDor Chemicals Barrett1133 ConfederationBuildingcafeteria-contractawardedto CNIB Young797 ConferenceofNewEnglandGovernorsandCanadian Premiers-statementissued Peckford(Premier)3152 CreditUnionCouncilgrant Aylward,R.2742 Crownlands-stumpagerates Simms472 Daniel’sHarbourlimestone-discontinuation Aylward,R.1020 Daniel’sHarbourzincmine-Governmentassistance Marshall2553 DocumentbyNAPEdisplayedinConfederationBuild ing Peckford(Premier)919 EasternWoodHarvesterspermittoexportpulpwood Simms2394 Excisetaxonhuntingandfishingequipment Matthews1981 ExonHouse-sanitationandstaffing Brett751 Fishbuyersandprocessorslicencing Rideout2737 FishpriceincreasetofishermenservedbyGovernment- ownedplantsinNorthernLabrador Rideout2862 Fisheriesaccessroads-upgrading Rideout2922 FisheriesDepartment-researchanddevelopmentinitia tives Rideout693 Fishery-middistanceprogram Rideout583 Forestfirehazards-banonoutdoorfires Simms1926;2104 ForestfiresinProvince-update Sinims1982 Forestryagreement Peckford(Premier)1253;Sums104 ForestryProtectionCentre,Gander-opening Peckford(Premier)1255 FPILimited-appointmentBoardofDirectors Rideout2102 Gasolineanddieselfuel-taxreduction Collins167;1203 HealthCareReportbyLiberalCaucus Twomey2280 Highwayimprovementandconstructionprojects- tenders Dawe2038 HousingCorporationauthorizedtosellapartmentunits in$tephenville Dinn471 HumanRightsCommission-appointment Verge536 Impoundingofroaminganimals Aylward,R.2396 Inshorefishdisthbutionprogram Rideout2667 10CC-restructuringprogram Dinn1527 LabourStandardsBoard-hearings Blanchard3099 LabradorDevelopmentTaskforce-documentsreleased Aylward,R.2498 MarystownShipyardLimited-weldersemployedin Norway Barrett2163 MarystownShipyardLimitedandMossRosenberg VerftofNorway-establishmentofajointcompany Barrett1693 Milltown,Bayd’Espoir-fishmealplant Rideout1135 Municipalities-roadupgradingandpaving;waterand sewerprojects Doyle2098 NAPE-MOSandGeneralServicebargainingunits Windsor161;474;966 NAPEtentativeagreement-instructorsatCollegeof TradesandTechnologyandBaySt.GeorgeCollege Windsor2499 NationalForestWeek Simms1529 NationalPhysicalActivityWeek Matthews2215 NewfoundlandHydroissuanceofdebentures Collins2863 NewfoundlandLightandPowerdeniedrateincreaseby PUB Russell1204 NLHCemployees-tentativeagreementbetween GovernmentandCUPE Windsor1656 NORDCoLimitedprivatization Barrett220 O’Reilly,GerardJ.-appointedChairmanofSt.John’s andEasternResidentialTenanciesBoards Russell2806 11

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Offshore exploration agreements - Mobil and Petro Canada Marshall 1866 Orange Home residential service for physically disabled Brett 2158 Pinsent Arm, Labrador - electricity Marshall 967 Port au Choix marine haulout facility - repairs Rideout 980 Provincial parks - program for campers Matthews 809 Public service labour legislation memorandum Blanchard 476 RCMP - Chief Superintendent Dale Henry transferred; replaced by Superintendent Robert Currie Verge 798 Regional veterinarian appointed for Port au Port - Codroy Valley area Aylward, R. 2607 Rural Development Authority meeting Aylward, R. 2333 Salmon hatchery facility for Bay d’Espoir Aylward, R. 2606 Sisters of Mercy to operate foster home Brett 3042 Spray program - hemlock looper Power 1130 St.

Lawrence Miners’ Special Fund Blanchard 2397 Standing Committees on the estimates - nominees Marshall 697 Tourist advertising campaign Barrett 2155 Wabush Mines shutdown Dinn 2665 Warders employed in penitentiaries - tentative agree ment Windsor 49 Whitboume Youth Centre - appointment of Brian Miller, Administrator Brett 969 MINISTERS absence from the House Barry 2981-82; Marshall 2981-82 MINWORTH Mine at St.

Lawrence Hiring Dinn 1260-61; Furey 1260-61 MOTIONS Adjourn House until April 7/86 295-469 Budget Debate adjourned until tomorrow 289 Consolidated fund Services Estimates (Committee of Supply) 784-95;$23-26 Executive Council Estimates (Committee of Supply) 826-35 Government Services Committee - change in member ship 714-15 Government Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) 1616-34;1770-1807 Heads of expenditure referred to Resource, Govern ment Services and Social Services Committees 650-51 House not adjourn at eleven o’clock 337-43 Labour situation (Procedure under S.O. 23) 180-82 Legislative Estimates (Committee of Supply) 835-44 Message and estimates be referred to Committee of Supply 289-90 Orders of the Day be now read as Oral Question Period not thirty minutes 2930 Previous question be now put 3 18;465 Privileges and Elections Committee report on point of privilege by I.

Morgan 3343-4$;3355-65 Public Accounts Committee - change in membership 1164-65 Resource Committee - change in membership 714-15 Resource Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) 1544-80;1599-1616 Select Committee appointed to draft an Address in Reply to the Speech from the l’hrone 14-36 Social Services Committee - change in membership 714-15 Social Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Mo tion) 1 838-65;2060-88 Speaker’s rulings appealed 342;1595;1696 MOTOR Carrier Act (Bill 23) Notice of motion Verge 2178 first reading 2234 Second reading Callan 3178-84; Fenwick 3187-89; Hiscock 3184-87; Marshall 3178;3189-91 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3333 12

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Thirdreading3349 RoyalAssent3353 MUNICIPALAffairs FundingforGander Baker2176-77;Doyle2176-77 MUNICIPALcapitalworksfunding Noticeofmotion Gilbert42 MUNICIPALtaxfreestatusforcompanies Baker552;Fenwick550;Marshall551 MUNICIPALiTIES Individualtaxexemption Fenwick3220-21;Peckford(Premier)3221 Roadupgradingandpaving;waterandsewerage projects-list Doyle2098;Gilbert2100 Waterandsewerandroadprojects Doyle64647;761-64;1762-63;1818-19;3213-14;Fen wick645-47;760-63;1818-19;Gilbert1762;3213 Waterandsewerandroads-loans(Petitionruledout oforder) Fenwick1594 NAPE-MOSandGeneralServicebargainingunits Backtoworkagreement flight474;Windsor474 Dispute-parity;negotiations Aylward,K.176-77;179;Barry57-60;105- 108;116;152-53;168-70;177-78;223-26;586-89;970-73; Blanchard113-16;157-60;175-76;230-31;858-60;Deck er172-73;Fenwick55-57;171-72;229-30;594-95;925- 27;Flight109-10;115;155-57;178;856-58;1212-14; furey234-35;Kelland111-12;Lush232-34;Peck- ford(Premier)51-53;57-61;105-09;l12;153-54;168- 73;176;179;223-26;234-35;586-89;925-27;970-73;1026- 27;1150;1813-15;1875;Simmons175;227-29;Tulk50- 52;112-14;158-59;858-60;1025-27;1150;1185-$7;1813- 15;1875;Verge55-57;177-78;227-29;Windsor56;109- 10;171-72;178-79;232;594-96;$56-58;1025-26;1187- 88;1212-14 Essentialemployees Barry164;Windsor161 Governmentproposal Flight966;Windsor966 Listofessentialemployeestabled Windsor162 NAPE-tentativeagreementwithinstructorsatCollegeof TradesandTechnologyandBaySt.GeorgeCollege flight2500;Windsor2499 NAPEdocumentdisplayedatConfederationBuilding Barry920;Peckford(Premier)919 NATIONALForestWeek Baker1530;Simms1529 NATIONALPhysicalActivityWeek Furey2216;Matthews2215 Nativefunding LabradorknitAssociation Aylward.R.2401-03;Kelland2401-03 NATIVEpeople Federal/provincialagreement Barry1264-67;Ottenheimer1265-67 NATObaseatGooseBay Noticeofmotion Aylward,R.2688 Debate Aylward,R.2697-99;Barry2698-2700;Fenwick 2706-13;Kelland2703-06;Warren2701-03 Carriedunanimously2715 NATObaseatGooseBay-future Ottenheimer1472-75;Tulk1472-74 NATOexercisesinLabrador Noticeofmotion Warren41 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorDevelopmentCorpora tion Annualreporttabled Barrett2009 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousingCorporation Employees-tentativeagreement flight1657;Windsor1656 SaleofapartmentunitsinStephenville Aylward,K.471;Dinn471 Stephenvifieunits Aylward,K.1031-32;Dinn712-14;1031-32;1760- 62;1972-74;Fenwick712-13;1760-61;1970-72 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousingCorporation Act(Bill17) Noticeofmotion Dinn492 Firstreading556 Secondreading Baker2364-66;Barry2363-64;Carter,W.2364;66; Decker2367;Dinn2362-67 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2974 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3352 NEWFOUNDLANDCropInsuranceAgency Reporttabled Aylward,R.2828 13

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX NEWFOUNDLAND Forest Protection Association Report tabled Sinuns 1319 NEWFOUNDLAND Gazette Tabled editions from Oct/85 to May/86 Verge 2178 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydm Annual report tabled Marshall 1433 Issuance of debentures Barry 2864; Collins 2863 Profits fenwick 1478-80; Marshall 1478-80 NEWFOUNDLAND Light and Power Request for rate increase Furey 1205; Russell 1204 NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Commission Annual report tabled Collins 118 Sale of European beer Collins 1755-57; Lush 1754-56 NEWFOUNDLAND Public Service Commission Act (Bill 27) Notice of motion Young 1221 First reading 1279 Second reading Barry 3088-92; Marshall 3087-88;3119 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3312 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 NEWFOUNDLAND railway Baker 2503-04; Barry 638;$65;923-24;927-28;957- 58;153 1 -35;15$1-85;1592;1647;1650-53;1702-04;1746- 48;2556-58; Callan 860-62;928-30;961-62;1306- 07;1379-$O;1585-86; 1653-54;2340;2500-02;2559-60; Carter, J. 2502-03; Caner, W. 1707;1743-44; Dawe 861-65; 1379-$0;1711-12;2501-03;2557-60; Decker 1588-89; fenwick 1590-91; Flight 932;1704-05; furey 864;1708; Hiscock 1708-09; Lush $02-04;862-64;930- 3 1;1710-1 1; Marshall 2504;2556; Peckford (Premier) 638-39; 802-04;924-25;927-29;93 1-33;958-63;1307- 0$;153 1 -35;1581-93;1650-55;1702-09; 1744-50;2340- 41 ;2434-37;2488-90; Simmons 1587;1705-06;2436-37; Tulk 2434-36;2486-88; Verge 930 NEWFOUNDLAND railway (Amendment to resolution on ferry and coastal boat subsidies) See FERRY and coastal boat subsidies NEWFOUNDLAND railway - abandonment Notice of motion Callan 44 NEWFOUNDLAND railway - upgrading Notice of motion Tulk 2447 NEWFOUNDLAND Teacher (Collective Bargaining) Act, report of matters transacted Blanchard 1434 NIELSEN Task Force on the economy Answer to question Rideout 8 13-14 Northern Fisheries Development Corporation Barry 760; Rideout 760 Recommendations Baker 764-66; Dawe 863-64; Lush 863-64; Peckford (Premier) 765-66 Recommendations - small craft harbour facilities - user fees Caner, W. 758-60;114647; Rideout 758-60;114647 Small crafts harbour facilities (Answer to question) Rideout 8 13-14 NORDCo Limited Annual report tabled Barrett 1319 Privatization Barrett 220; Simmons 221 NORRIS Point Water and sewer system Doyle 1382; 1820-22; furey 1382; 1819-21; Gilbert 1381 NORTH Atlantic Petroleum Limited Shareholders Flight 591-93;6$6-$8; Peckford (Premier) 591-94;688- 89 NORTHERN Fisheries Development Corporation Answer to question Peckford (Premier) 1153 Established; status Barry 760; Carter, W. 596-97;1075; Peckford (Premier) 1075-76; Rideout 596-97;760 NORWAY expedition Objectives; delegation Fenwick 545-47; Peckford (Premier) 546-47 OFFSHORE Exploration agreements - Mobil and Petro Canada Barry 1269; Marshall 1866 Exploration for 19 86/87 Marshall 1475-76; Simmons 1475-76 Safety - search and rescue; federal government recom mendations 14

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Baker804-06;Hiscock756-57;Marshall756-58; Peckford(Premier)805-06 Safetyregulations Flight3211;Peckford(Premier)3211 OFFSHOREdevelopment-establishmarine-relatededuca tionandresearch Noticeofmotion Hodder45 OILindustry Lay-offs Barry483;2398-2401;Fenwick486-87;Peckford (Premier)483;487-88;2398-2401 NumberofNewfoundlandersemployedonoilrigs Peckford(Premier)1757;Simmons1757 ORALQuestions Abitibi-Price-removalofbridge Flight1079-82;Simms1080-82 AffirmativeActionProgram-hiring Barry981;Fenwick978-$0;1076-79;Power979-81; Verge1076-79 AirCanada-appealinternationaldecision Baker1263-64;Dawe1263-64 AirNova-deregulation Aylward,K.2171-73;Peckford(Premier)2171-74 Airsafetysecurityprecautions Flight1993;Peckford(Premier)1993 Boxing-provinciallegislation Lush2227-30;2341-43;Verge2228-30;2342-43 Buchans-dustproblem Butt2510-12;Flight2510-12 Buildingmaterials-taxincrease Collins541-42;Efford540-42 CanadaJobStrategyPrograms-trade-offs Flight2816-17;Marshall2817-18 CanadianFisheriesofficers-assistance Barry2334-37;Peckford(Premier)2334-37 CanadianSaitfishCorporation-$2mloss;letterof credit;mortgage Carter,W.2337-38;2409;2441-42;Rideout2337- 38;2410;2441-43 CanadianSaltfishCorporation-pricespaidNova Scotiafishermen Carter,W.3110-12;Rideout3110-12 Carallowance-executiveassistants,etc.

Efford61-62;Peckford(Premier)61-62 Chemobylplant-radiationlevels Baker1371-73;Butt1372-73 Cleaningcontractors-governmentbuildings Fenwick479-80;Peckford(Premier)479-80 ComebyChancehospital-clinic Callan1758-59;Peckford(Premier)1758-60 ComebyChanceoilrefinery-DorChemicalstudy Barrett1149;Callan1149 Conflictofinterestguidelines-Dept.ofSocialServices; patronage-EverettOsmond Barry3110;Brett3105-10;Efford3106-09;Furey 3105 Conflictofinterestguidelines-PippyParkland-W.

Marshall’sresignation Lush1817;Peckford(Premier)1817 Daniel’sHarbourzincmine-TechCorporation proposal Dinn2178;Furey2177-78 DayCareandHomemakerServices-appointments Brett1269-70;Efford1269-70 Denominationaleducation-NTAbrief Fenwick2617-19;Hearn2618-19 Drugpatents-federallegislation Decker1145-46;Efford1314-16;Russell1315-17; Twomey1145-46 Educationalsystem-schoolsclosing Baker1875-76;1928-30;2445;2608-10;Heam1875- 77;1929-31;260$-10;Peckford(Premier)2445-46 EEC-sanctionsagainstCanada Carter,W.2563-64;Rideout2563-64 ElectionsAct-legislation fenwick809-11;Peckford(Premier)809-11 Electricradiators-contamination Baker1380-81;fwey1373-74;Russell1373-74;1381 Energycosts-lowerprices Efford865-66;1991-92;Flight80$;Furey597-9$;806- 08;Russell597-98;807-09;866;1991-92 Entertainmentallowance-W.Matthews Decker1208-12;Matthews1209-12 ERCOplant-status Barry538-40;Peckford(Premier)538-40 EstablishedProgramsfinancing-cutbacks Decker707-08;Twomey707-09 Excisetax-huntingandfishingequipment Aylward,K.1881-82;Barry1751-54;Kefland1879- 80;Matthews1879-82;Peckford(Premier)1751-54 ExonHouse-report;hiringpractices;problems Barry1933-34;Brett639-42;706-07;l932-33;1936-37; Efford639-41;706;1931-32;1936-37;2230-31;Verge 1932-34;2231 Federalgovernment-discriminationagainstNew foundlandemployees Barry1070-71;Peckford(Premier)1070-71;1215-17; Tuilt1214-16 Federal/provincialgovernments-agrementpriority Barry1713;Hiscock1712-13;Ottenheimer1712-14 Ferry“Caribou’-back-upservice Callan1031;Dawe1031 Firefightersdispute-bindingarbitration Barry2221-22;Blanchard755-56;Fenwick2222-23; Tu&753-56;2042-46;2220;2223-25;Windsor 754;2042-46;2220-25 15

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX fire patrol rangers - hiring Decker 2338-39;2407-08; Simins 2338-39;2407-09 Fishery - 3No Division Efford 2564-65;3 112-13; Rideout 2564-65;31 13-14 Fishery - improvement loans Carter, W. 811-13; Rideout 811-13 fishery - mid-distance vessels Carter, W. 542-45; Rideout 543-45 Fishery - Port aux Basques - equipment vandalized Carter, W. 644-45; Rideout 644-45; Verge 644 Fishery - price paid Newfoundland fishermen for salt fish Carter, W. 2508-09; Rideout 2508-09 Fishery - regulations for vessels on Grand Banks Barry 1419-21; Carter, W. 1426-27;1480-81; Efford 1422-25;1481-82; Morgan 1429; Rideout 1420- 31;1480-82; Tulk 1427-30 Fishery - union negotiated price for fish Lush 2561-62; Rideout 2561-62 Food Prices Review Committee - recommendations Hiscock 649-50; Russell 649-50 Forest fire - evacuation of Upper Lake Melville Kelland 2111-14; Verge 2111-13 Forest fire situation - update; fmancial assistance for losses Aylward, K. 2049;2108; Barry 2106-07; Flight 2292- 94;2437-38; Furey 2231-32; Gilbert 2110; Kelland 2110-11; Shrunons 2109; Simms 2049-50;2106- 10;2292-94;2437-39; Verge 2111 ;2232 Forestry agreement - funding Aylward, K. 1822-23; Simms 1822-24 Forestry agreement - jobs in Burgeo area Gilbert 1029-30;1311-13; Peckford (Premier) 1312- 14; $imrns 1029-31 FPI - plants at Black Tickie and William’s Harbour Carter, W. 1543; Rideout 1543 FPI - tenders for trawlers Peckiord (premier) 1261-62; Simmons 1261-62 Free trade - effect on UI benefits Carter, W. 2225-27; Marshall 2226-27 Free trade - provincial input Barry 1 137-40;1259-60;1870-74;1985-87;2166-69;2289- 90;2619; Marshall 2560-61; Peckford (Premier) 1138- 41 ;1259-60;1872-75; 1985-88;2166-70;2290;2619; Sim mons 2560 Fuel prices - decrease; inquiry Aylward, K. 1219; Furey 1144-45;1217-19; Russell 1144-45; 12 17-20 Fuel shortage on Labrador coast Hiscock 647-4; Russell 647-49 Gasoline reduction Collins 868-69; Fenwick 868-69 General Hospital - $100 gift certificate Fenwick 2866-67; Twomey 2866-67 Glenvifia Trailer Court - families being evicted Dinn 1706-07; Fenwick 1706-07;1935-36; Verge 1935- 36 Greenspond fish plant - problems Lush 1220-21; Rideout 1220-21 Hazardous materials - legislation Barry 2040-41; Blanchard 2040-42 Heating oil - cost in Halifax as opposed to St.

John’s Caner, W. 867; Russell 867 Hibemia project - development Barry 483-85;1022-24; 1$12-13;3209-10; Peckford (Premier) 484-85;1023-25;1535-37;1812-13;3209-1 1; Simmons 1535-36 House of Assembly - members - salary increase; per diems Barry 3209; Collins 2990-91; Fenwick 2989-91; Mar shall 2990; Peckford (Premier) 3209 Hydro - profits Fenwick 1478-80; Marshall 1478-80 Hydro Corporation - provincial talks Barry 3153-55; Peckford (Premier) 3153-55 flliteracy - programs available Hearn 2615; Lush 2615-17; Power 2616-17 ItO report - Bill 59 Blanchard 180; Fenwick 110-11; Lush 179-80; Peck- ford (Premier) 111;114-15; Simmons 114-15 Interim Supply - passage in House Collins 485-86; Lush 485-86;48$ Job creation - 40,000 jobs Baker 932; Peckford (Premier) 932 Labour dispute - Stephenvile Blanchard 2507-08; Lush 2507 Labour relations - provincial situation Blanchard 711-12;977-78; Lush 711-12; Tulk 977-78 Labrador - separate federal riding Fenwick 1994; Peckford (Premier) 1994 Landlord and Tenant Act - subsidized housing Fenwick 2339-40;2403;2406-07; Russell 2339- 40;2404;2407 Legal Aid Commission - appointments to Appeal Boards Barry 2233; Verge 2233 Libya - safety for Newfoundlanders Barry 801; Peckford (Premier) 801-02 Local preference policy - enforcement Fenwick 2565-66; Marshall 2566 Management in Government - increase in salaries Efford 61; Peckford (Premier) 61 Ministers absence from the House Barry 2981-82; Marshall 2981-82 Minworth Mine at St.

Lawrence - hiring Dinn 1260-61; Furey 1260-61 Morgan. James, RCMP investigation Tulk 2291-92; Verge 2291-92 16

HANSARDSUBJECT’INDEX MUN-academicfacultycertification Blanchard2505;Fenwick2504-05 MUN-extensionservicesofficesclosing Peckford(Premier)2170;Simmons2170 MUN-financialposition;layoffs Aylward,K.1308-11;Fenwick1709-10;Power1309- 11;1709-10 MUN-TVstationclosing furey1540-42;Heam1542;Russell1541 MunicipalAffairs-fundingforGander Baker2176-77;Doyle2176-77 Municipalities-individualtaxexemption Fenwick3220-21;Peckford(Premier)3221 Municipalities-waterandsewerandroadprojects Doyle646-47;761-64;1762-63;1818-19;3213-14;Fen wick645-47;760-63;1818-19;Gilbert1762;3213 NAPE-MOSandGeneralService;dispute;parity; negotiations Aylward,K.176-77;179;Barry57-60;105- 06;108;116;168-70;177-78;223-26;586-89;970-73; Blanchard113-16;175-76;230-31;858-60;Decker172- 73;fenwick55-57;171-72;229-30;594-95;925-27; Flight109-10;115;178;856-58;1212-14;Furey234-35; Kelland111-12;Lush232-34;Peckford(Premier)51- 53;57-61;105-06;108-09;112;168-70;172- 73;176;179;223-26;586-89;925-27;970-73;1026-27;1 150;1813-15;1875;Simmons175;227-29;Tu&50- 52;112-14;$58-60;1025-27;1150;1$13-15;1875;Verge 55-57;177-78;227-29;Windsor56;109-10;171-72;178- 79;232;594-96;856-58;1025-26;1212-14 Nativefunding-LabradorlimitAssociation Aylward,R.2401-03;Kelland2401-03 Nativepeople-FederaUProvincialagreement Barry1264-67;Ottenheimer1265-67 NATObaseatGooseBay Ottetheimer1472-75;Tullc1472-74 NewfoundlandandLabradorHousingCorporation- Stephenvifieunits Aylward,K.1031-32;Dinn712-14;1031-32;1760-62; Fenwick712-13;1760-61 NewfoundlandLiquorCommission-saleofEuropean beer Collins1755-57;Lush1754-56 Newfoundlandrailway Baker2503-04;Barry63$;865;923-24;927-28;1531- 35;1581-$5;1592;1647;1650-53;1702-04;2556-58;Cal Ian860-62;928-30;1306-07;1379-80;1585-$6;1653- 54;2340;2500-02;2559-60;Carter,J.2502-03;Carter, W.1707;Dawe861-65;1379-80;1711-12;2501-03;2557- 60;Decker1588-89;Fenwick1590-91;Flight 932;1704-05;Furey$64;1708;Hiscock1708-09;Lush 802-04;862-64;930-31;1710-11;Marshall2504;2556; Peckford(Premier)638-39;802-04;924-25;927-29;931- 33;1307-08;1531-35;1581-93;1650-55;1702-09;2340- 41;2434-37;Simmons1587;1705-06;2436-37;Tulk 2434-36;Verge930 NielsenTaskForceontheeconomy-Northern FisheriesDevelopmentCorporation Barry760;Rideout760 NielsenTaskForceontheeconomy-recommendations Baker764-66;Dawe863-64;Lush863-64;Peckford (Premier)765-66 NielsenTaskForceontheeconomy-recommendations -smallcraftharbourfacilities-userfees Caner,W.758-60;1146-47;Rideout75$-60;1146-47 NorrisPoint-waterandsewersystem Doyle1382;1820-22;Furey1382;1819-21;Gilbert 1381 NorthAtlanticPetroleumLimited-shareholders flight591-93;Peckford(Premier)591-94 NorthLimited-fishprocessing Caner,W.597;Rideout597 NorthernfisheriesDevelopmentCorporation-estab lished;status Caner,W.596-97;1075;Peckford(Premier)1075- 76;Rideout596-97 Norwayexpedition-objectives;delegation fenwick545-47;Peckford(Premier)546-47 Offshore-explorationfor1986187 Marshall1475-76;Simmons1475-76 Offshore-safetyregulations Flight3211;Peckford(Premier)3211 Offshoresafety-searchandrescue;federalgovernment recommendations Baker804-06;Hiscock756-57;Marshall756-58; Peckford(Premier)805-06 Oilindusiiy-lay-offs Barry483;2398-2401;Fenwick486-87;Peckford (Premier)483;487-88;2398-2401 Oilrigs-numberofNewfoimdlandersemployed Peckford(Premier)1757;Simmons1757 PCB’s-storagesites Butt642-44;Plight642-43 PIPgrants-offshoredrilling Flight2613-14;Marshall2614-15 Politicalparties-uniondues Peckford(Premier)3214;Tu&3214-15 Pornography-municipallegislation Doyle1082-83;Simmons1082 PortauxBasqueswatersupply-tenderforexplosives Doyle1375;Gilbert1375 Portugueseoverfishing-federalgovernmentsanctions Caner,W.1988-91;Rideout1988-91 Post-secondaryeducation-cutbacks Power2344-46;Simmons2343-46 Pratt,Christopher-artexhibition fenwick3055-56;Matthews3055-57 Premier’sOffice-renovations 17

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Baker 53; Gilbert 170; Peckford (Premier) 53;170-71 Public service - temporary positions Fenwick 2814-16; Windsor 2815-16 Public Service Commission - testing Fenwick 1147-48; Power 1147-49 Reid, James - highway contracts Baker 54-55; Peckford (Premier) 54-55 Resource Technicians Training Program - future Kelland 589-91;1931; Ottenheimer 1931; Power 589- 91 Retail sales tax - reduction; double taxation Collins 1267-69;1375-77; Lush 1267-68;1375-76 Roads agreement - federal government Dawe 1262-63; Gilbert 1262-63 Roads agreement - priority list - Burgeo Dawe 2047-48; Gilbert 2046-48 Roddickton area - road conditions Decker 3212; Peckford (Premier) 3212-13 Royal Commission on Employment and Unemploy ment - businesses; status of the report Collins 764; Lush 764; Peckford (Premier) 1028-29; Simmons 1027-28 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - allegation of a raid Barry 2611; Verge 2611 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - number of women employed Fenwick 2443-44; Verge 2443-45 RRAP - Eastern Labrador Dinn 2512; Hiscock 2512 RRAP - Funds available Dinn 1476-78; Flight 1476-78 Salmon fishery - regulations; early closing Carter, W. 2050;2174-76; Rideout 2050-51;2174-76 Salmon fishing - Conne River Indians Flight 1937-39; Ouenheimer 1938-39; Rideout 1937 Salmon rivers - inadequate protection Baker 3114; Lush 1939-40;1994-96; Matthews 1996; Rideout l939-40;1995;31 14 School bus contracts with school boards Barry 2611-13; Heam 2612-13 School Tax Authorities - abolishment; defying law Baker 1 141 -43;1207-08;1308;2405-06; Hearn 2405-06; Peckford (Premier) 1 142-43;1208; Verge 1308 Senate seat - list of candidates Lush 1538-39; Peckford (Premier) 1538-40 Senior citizens - home care services; health care Decker 982; 1032-33; 1537-38; Twomey 982; 1032- 33;l537-38 Shell Oil - profits Furey 1143;1217; Russell 1144;1217 Statistics Canada - unemployment figures Barry 478-79; Peckford (Premier) 478-79 Student employment - government hiring policy for provincial parks Efford 2296-97; Matthews 2296-99 Subcontracting by individual contractors Dawe 2439-41; Lush 2439-40 Tax holiday - small business Collins 1318-19; Lush 1317-18 Taxi drivers - high cost of insurance Efford 2051-52; Russell 2051-53 Tenders for rental space - Harbour Grace Efford 2505-06; Young 2506 Terra Transport - sold to private company Callan 2105-06; Dawe 2105-06 Torbay Airport - domestic travel ‘Baker 547-42; Dawe 54249 Tomgat Fish Producers Co-op - resignation; Northern fish plants Carter, W. 1075; Kelland 921-23; Peckford (Premier) 1075; Rideout 921-23 Tourism - funding for Labrador Barrett 1816-17; Kelland 1816-17 Trans Canada Highway - flooding Butt 1877-79; Dawe 973-76; Flight 973-75;1$77-78 Transportation - road conditions CalIan 231; Dawe 231; flearn 231-32 Transportation Department - heavy equipment operators Efford 173-74; Peckford (Premier) 174-75 Twilliugate - chronic care home Caner, W. 1033; Twomey 1033 UI benefits - regulations for fishermen Barry 711; Carter, W. 709; Rideout 709-11; Verge 709 Unemployment - jobs for students Aylward, K. 1996-97; Furey 1270; Peckford (Premier) 1996; Power 1270-71 Upper Churchill - contract negotiations Barry 703-05; Marshall 703-06 US tariff on fresh fish Fenwick 1377-78; Rideout 1377-79 Workers’ Compensation Board report Peckford (Premier) 1072-74; Tulk 1071-74 Workers’ Compensation Commission Act - pensioners Blanchard 2295-96; Fenwick 2295-96 Young, Haig - hiring practices; Keffigrews Marine Centre; Public Service Commission Aylward, K. 2677-78;2748;2875; Baker 2676-77;3057- 58;3 156-57; Barry 267$-$2;274546;2750-56;2$64- 70;2876-77;2983-86;3045-49; 3102-04;3157-66;3216 Efford 2671-72;2743-45;2808-10;281$-19;2875- 76;2991 -92;3049-51; fenwick 2675-76;274849; Furey 2673-74;2747;281 1-12;2821;2870;3051-52;3155-56; Kelland 2669; Lush 2813-14;2819-20;3158-59; Mar shall 28 10-l4;2818-19;2983-$9;2991-92;3045-55;3057- 58;3 103-05; Peckford (Premier) 2676;2679-83;2744- 46;2749-50;2756;2864-77;3 159-67;32l6-17; Tulk 2669- 18

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX 71;2746-47;2870-75;2987-89;3053-54;Young2669- 78;2747-55;2$09-10;2820-22;3155-59 Youthunemployment-jobimplementation Aylward,K.480-82;Flight482;Furey482;Peck- ford(Premier)481-83 ORANGEHomeresidentialserviceforthephysicallydis abled Barry2160;Brett2158 ORDERSoftheDaybenowreadasOralQuestionPeriod notthirtyminutes Notice Ottenheimer2930 Carried2930 PARADISERiver Roadtoairstrip Dawe496;Hiscock495;Warren494 PCB’S Storagesites Butt644;Flight642-43 PEDDLE,Ambrose,appointedParliamentaryCommis sioner-secondterm Noticeofmotion Marshall2791 Debate Carter,W.2847-48;Right2849;Lush2848-49 Carried2849 PETITIONS BiggamelicenceissuedforFebruary-GreatHarbour Deep Rideout3074 BoothMemorialHighSchool,Windsor-extension Flight1441 Cablevisionservice-ruralareas Fenwick62;235;493;1714 CapeCharlesschool,Labrador-openfourtosix weeksinSeptember Hiscock1595 CartwrightCoastGuardmarinestationclosing Hiscock1436 Cartwrightwaterandsewersystem Hiscock182$ ComebyChancehospital-chroniccareandnursing home Barry129 CPAirFlight103-inconveniencetopassengers Warren1320 Dieseloilgeneratedelectricity Fenwick657 EncyclopediabyfonnerPremierSmallwood-funding Callan2623;2822;3115;Fenwick 1763;1824;18$2;2010;2053;2456;2515;2566;2621 FirefightersrequestingmeetingwithTreasuryBoard Fenwick767 GanderBayarea-roadupgrading Tulk772 LaboursituationintheProvince Dawe815 Lighthouses-automation Gilbert1940 LodgeBay-constructionofabridgeandroad Hiscock1658 McCalium-constructionofslipway Gilbert3071 MUNclosingextensionofficeinStephenvile Aylward,K.2461;2631;2773 MunicipalAffairswaterandsewerandpavingloans (ruledoutoforder) Fenwick1594 Municipaltaxfreestatusforsomecompanies Fenwick550 OceanPondroadupgrading Efford1945 ParadiseRiver-roadtoairstrip Warren494 PortauPortPeninsula-roadconnectingCapeSt.

GeorgetoMainland Hodder2764 Postoffice,BayRoberts-closing Efford3083 Postville-waterandsewersystem Warren2351 RedBay-wetfishholdingtmitandofficespace Hiscock3066 ResourceTechnicianSchool-closing Warren2627 Rigoletschool-gymnasium Warren1484 SeniorcitizensguesthomeatMeadows Blanchard1487 SouthsideFisheries-licencetooperatecommunitystage Furey2355 St.Lewis,Labrador-constructionofanewschool Hiscock2347 Subcontracting-truckersfromWindsor-Buchans Simms245$ ThemDaysmagazine-sustaininggrants Kelland134 Transportation-DistrictofTwillingate-roads Caner,W.2056 Transportation-Route432-roadtoEnglee Caner,W.1449;Decker 553;599;651;716;768;$19;933;983;1034;1156;1222;1273; 1446;1455;1766;3223 Transportation-Route434-roadtoConche Decker2299 19

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Transportation - Route 437 - road to Raleigh Decker 1833 Winter fishery - southwest coast Barry 123; Mitchell 119 Woody Point elementary school furey 3077 PETROLEUM and Natural Gas Act (Bill 32) Notice of motion Marshall 1436 first reading 1490 Second reading Barry 3120-25; Marshall 3119-26 Committee of the Thole Assembly Barry 3312-24; Marshall 3317-22 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 PINSENT Arm, Labrador Electricity Barry 968; Marshall 967 PIP grants Offshore drilling Flight 2613-14; Marshall 2614-15 PIPPY Park Commission Act (Bill 40) Notice of motion Young 2053 First reading 2233 Second reading Collins 2855-57; Lush 2855; Young 2854-57 Committee of the Whole Assembly Barry 2976;3254-55; Collins 2976-78;3251-55; Tulk 2977-79;3250-53 Third reading 3348 Royal Assent 3352 POLITICAL parties - receiving union dues Peckford (Premier) 3214; Talk 3214-15 POOLED Pension Fund Report tabled Collins 118 PORNOGRAPHY Municipal legislation Doyle 1082-83; Simmons 1082 PORT au Chois marine haulout facility Repairs Carter, W. 2980; Rideout 2980 PORT aux Basques water supply Answer to question Doyle 2455 Tender for material Doyle 1375; Gilbert 1375 PORTABUxrY of Pensions Act (Bill 46) Notice of motion Collins 2447 First reading 2517 Second reading Barry 3197-98; Collins 3196-3200 Committee of the Whole Assembly Barry 3334; Verge 3334 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 POST office, Bay Roberts Closure Callan 3085; Efford 3083; Marshall 3087 POSTVILLE, Labrador Water and sewer system Aylward, R. 2353; Hiscock 2352; Warren 2351 PRATT, Christopher - art exhibition Fenwick 3055-56; Matthews 3055-57 PRE-COMMUMENT of funds Minutes of Council tabled Collins 235 PREMIER’S Office Renovations Baker 53; Gilbert 170; Peckford (Premier) 53;170-71 PRISONS Act, Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Act and the St.

John’s Fine Department Act (Bill 12) Notice of motion Verge 493 First reading 557 Second reading Carter, W. 2829; Flight 2830; Furey 2829; Verge 2828-31 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2975 Third reading 3348 Royal Assent 3352 PRIVILEGES and Elections Standing Report on point of privilege by J. Carter, J. 3221 Receive and note the report Marshall 3343 Debate Morgan 3359-65; Tulle 3344-45;3355-59 Report received 3365 PROFESSIONAL Associations By-Laws and Regulations Approval Act (Bill 34) Notice of motion Marshall 1544 First reading 1599 Second reading Collins 2849 Committee Morgan, tabled 20

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ConuuiueeoftheWholeAssembly2975 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3352 PROROGATIONofFortiethGeneralAssembly,Second SessionbyLieutenant-GovernorJamesA.McGrath 3371-73 PROVINCIALAdvisoryCouncilontheStatusofWomen Annualreporttabled Power599 PROVINCIALparks Campinglots(WQUNo.10) Matthews3115 Programforcampers Aylward,K.1810;Matthews1809 PUBLICAccountsCommittee Reporttabled Callan1151 Changeinmembership Marshall1164 Carried1165 PUBLICservice Management-increaseinsalaries Efford61;Peckford(Premier)61 Temporarypositions fenwick2814-16;Windsor2815-16 PUBLICService(CollectiveBargaining)Act,reportofmat terstransacted Blanchard1434 PUBLICService(Pensions)Act(Bill35) Noticeofmotion Collins1544 Firstreading1599 Secondreading Collins2850-54;Fenwick2853;Lush2851-53 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2976 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3352 PUBLICServiceCollectiveBargainingAct(Private Member’sBill#100) Noticeofmotion Fenwick40 PUBLICServiceCommission Annualreporttabled Young933 Testing Fenwick1147-48;Power1147-49 PUBLICservicelabourlegislationmemorandum Blanchard476;Flight477 PUBLICWorksandServices Annualreporttabled Young2828 QUEEN’SCounselAct(Bill13) Noticeofmotion Verge493 Firstreading557 Secondreading Barry996-97;Fenwick997;Verge995;998 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Barry2181;Marshall2180 Thirdreading2234 RoyalAssent3351 RAISINGofSupply-CommitteeoftheWholeonWays& MeansforBudget Noticeofmotion Collins118 RCMP AppointmentofSuperintendent Barry800;Verge798 RCMPinvestigation Answertoquestion Verge2347 JamesMorgan Tulk2291-92;Verge2291-92 REALEstateTradingAct(BIll25) Noticeofmotion Russell982 Firstreading1038 Secondreading Aylward,R.1520-23;Carter,1.1513;Carter,W. 1506-08;Fenwick1510;Flight1518-20;Lush1514- 18;Marshall1718-23;Russell1504-06;Simmons 1511-13;1722;Simms1508-10;Tu&1522;1715-18 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Barry2271-72;Carter,J.2255;Collins2250;Pen- wick2201;2236-40;2244-54;2260-63;2270-71;Lush 2257-60;2264-66;2272-74;2359-60;Marshall 2240;2274;Russell2245;2267;2272;2360;Tulk2268- 70;Warren2240-44 Thirdreading2780 RoyalAssent3351 REDBay Wetfishholdingunitandofficespace Hiscock3066;Rideout3068;Tullc3070 REGIONALveterinarianappointedforPortanPort- CodroyValleyarea Aylward,R.2607;Kelland2608 REGISTRATIONofDeedsAct(Bill44) Noticeofmotion 21

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Verge 2514 First reading 2636 Second reading Barry 3203-05; Marshall 3203-05 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3335 Third reading 3349 Royal Assent 3353 REID, James - highway contracts Baker 54-55; Peckford (Premier) 54-55 REPORTS Tabled Atlantic Lottery Corporation annual report Collins 118 Canada Games Park Commission financial statements Matthews 549 Charter of Rights violation - legal opinion Peckford (Premier) 1215 Diesel-generated electricity - letter from Jean Bemier, Hydro Quebec Fenwick 657 Essential employees in MOS and General Service bar gaining units - list Windsor 162 Government Services Committee report on the estimates Hodder 1434 Guaranteed loans Collins 1272 Labour Relations Board report for 1985 Blanchard 1434 Labour Standards Board report for 1985 Blanchard 1434 Livestock Owners Compensation Board annual report Aylward, R. 1221 Matters transacted under the Labour Relations Act; Public Service, fishing Industry, and Newfoundland Teacher (Collective Bargaining) Acts Blancliard 1434 Mineral and mining licences annual report Dim 714 Minutes of Council relating to pre-commitment of funds Collins 235 Newfoundland and Labrador Development Corpora tion annual report Barrett 2009 Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro annual report Marshall 1433 Newfoundland Crop Insurance Agency report Aylward, R. 2828 Newfoundland forest Protection Association report for 1985 Simms 1319 Newfoundland Gazette published - Oct. to May Verge 2178 Newfoundland Liquor Corporation annual report Collins 118 NORDCo Limited annual report Barrett 1319 Pooled Pension Fund report Collins 11$ Privileges and Elections Standing Committee report on point of privilege raised by I.

Morgan Carter, J. 3221 Provincial Advisory Council report on the Status of Women Power 599 Public Accounts Committee report Callan 1151 Public Service Commission annual report Young 933 Public Works and Services Department annual report Young 2828 Resource Committee report on the Estimates Peach 1433 Salt fish industry documents Tulk 2737 Social Services Committee report on the Estimates Carter, J. 1483 Social Services Department annual report Brett 1034 Temporary loans and treasury bills Collins 1273 Warrants Collins 235;491 Workers’ Compensation Commission report for 1985 Blanchard 1034 RESOLUTIONS Affirmative Action task force recommendations 43 Aquaculture development 41 Auditor General’s Act - new legislation 39;3003-39 Budget Debate 1039-68;l279-1303;1325-6 1;208$-96;3231;3235 Department of Labrador Affairs - creation 43 Energy costs reduction for consumers 37;869-908;1090-l 129 Ferry and coastal boat subsidies 38;l383-1410;1661-91 fishery initiatives 42 Free trade with United States 47 Health care services for chronically ill 48 Interim Supply Act 22

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX 36;138-52;182-219;236-76;500-26;557-80;660-86;723- 49;776-80;784 Labourrelations-industrialinquiry 36;63-102;603-36 LoanAct 1221;2303-32 LoanandGuaranteeAct 1320;3240-43 LocalAuthorityGuaranteeAct 1320;3243-48 Municipalcapitalworksfunding 42 NATObaseatGooseBay 2688;2697-2715 NATOexercisesinLabrador 41 Newfoundlandrailway-abandonment 44 Newfoundlandrailway-upgraded 2447 OffshoreDevelopmentfund-establishmarine-related educationandresearch 45 Peddle,Ambrose,appointedParliamentaryCommis sioner-2ndterm 2791;2847-49 PublicServiceCollectiveBargainingAct(Bill100) Fenwick40 RaisingofSupply-CommitteeofWholeonWays& MeansforBudget 11$ RetailSalesTaxAct 295;3238-40 Retailsalestaxreduction 38;1$83-1924;2119-54 SchoolTaxAuthorities-legislationtoeliminate 45 Seacadetbase,Stephenville 3065-66 SocialServicesDepartment-inquiry 46 Studenttrainingprograms 47 SupplementarySupplyAct($52,536,400) 2762;3248-49 SupplyAct(MainSupply) 118;3231-35 TobaccoTaxAct 294;3235-38 UIassistanceforfishermen 41 Universalityfunding-reviewbyFederalGovernment 39;2414-32;27l6-36 UpperChurchillcontract 40 RESOURCECommittee Changeinmembership Marshall714 Carried715 RESOURCECommitteeontheEstimates Headsofexpenditure Marshall650 Carried651 Reportontheestimates Peach1433 RESOURCECommitteeontheEstimates(Concurrence Motion) Debate Callan1557-59;Carter,J.1560-61;1607;Carter,W. 1572-74;Decker1569-71;1578-80;1599-1600;Fen wick1608-09;Furey1562-65;Peach1544-49;1600- 04;1614-15;Rideout1574-78;Simmons1549-54;1604- 07;Tobin1554-57;Tulk1609-12;Warren1565-68 Carried1616 RESOURCETechnicianSchool Closing Kelland2627;Power2630 RESOURCETechnicianTrainingProgram Answertoquestion Power2452-53 Future Kelland589-91;1931;Ottei±eimer1931;Power589- 91 RETAILsalestax Reduction;doubletaxation Collins1267-69;1375-77;Lush1267-68;1375-76 RETAILSalesTaxAct Noticeofmotion Collins295 Debate Collins3238-40;Lush323940 Carried3240 RETAILSalesTaxAct(Bifi33) Firstreading3250 Secondreading3250 Thirdreading3250 RoyalAssent3352 RETAILsalestaxreduction Noticeofmotion Lush38 Debate Aylward,K.1895-1902;Baker1923-24;2119-24;Cal- lan2140-46;Carter,J.2124-29;Collins1916-23;Gil bert2129-34;Hiscock21464$;Kelland1920;Lush 23

V HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX 1883-$8;2148-54; Peach 1902-08; Power 1888-95; Simms 2134-40; Talk 1908-16 Defeated 2154 RIGOLET school - gymnasium Simmons 1485; Simms 1486; Warren 1484 ROADS agreement Federal government Dawe 1262-63; Gilbert 1262-63 Priority list - Burgeo Dawe 2047-48; Gilbert 2046-48 ROYAL Commission on Employment and Unemployment Businesses Collins 764; Lush 764 Status of the report Peckford (Premier) 1028-29; Simmons 1027-28 ROYAL Newfoundland Constabulary Allegation of a raid Barry 2611; Verge 2611 Number of women employed Fenwick 2443-44; Verge 2443-45 RRAP (Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program) Eastern Labrador Dinn 2512; Hiscock 2512 Funds available Dinn 1476-78; Flight 1476-78 RULINGS Adjournment of House until Apr. 7/86 - motion in order and debatable 299 Amendment to Bill 25 by P.

Fenwick - in order 2202;2235-36 Amendment to Budget - in order 1054 Amendment to Private Member’s motion ruled in order 2726 Amendment to Private Member’s motion ruled in order provided it be modified 1393 CBC broadcast of NHL games in French - point of privilege 1061;1230 Division - three members required 2263 Estimates Committee meetings - matters arising in com mittee 918;966;1020;1O$5;1090;1 196;1369 Financial Administration Act -

interpretation of the provisions 491;528 ;722;751 House not adjourn at eleven o’clock 342 Motion to refer Message and the estimates to Commit tee of Supply - a dilatory motion and not debatable 290 Motion under 5.0. 23 - out of order 182 Oral questions - asking and answering 50 People in the gallery not to interfere with the proceed ings of the House 1M;347 Petitions not accepted 126; 161 Previous question be now put - motion in order 319 Questions seeking legal

interpretation not permitted 489;528;2392 Tabling a document under point of order 2013;2038 Voting procedure 784 RURAL Development Authority Meeting Aylward, R. 2333; Barry 2333 SALMON fishery Conne River Indians Flight 1937-39;197$-79; Ottenheimer 1938-39; Rideout 1937;1979-80 Regulations; early closing Carter, W. 2050;2174-76;2210-12; Rideout 2050- 51 ;2174-76;2212-14 SALMON hatchery facility for Bay d’Espoir Aylward, R. 2606; Simmons 2606 SALMON rivers Inadequate protection Baker 3114; Lush 1939-40;1994-96; Matthews 1996; Rideout 1939-40;1995;31 14 SALT fish industry - documents tabled Tu& 2737 SCHOOL bus system Contracts with school boards Barry 2611-13; Heam 2612-13 SCHOOL Tax Authorities Abolishment; defying law Baker 1 141-43;1207-08; 1308;2405-06; Heam 2405-06; Peckford (Premier) 1142-43; 120$; Verge 1308 SCHOOL Tax Authorities - legislation to eliminate Notice of motion Baker 45 SEA cadet base, Stephenville Notice of motion 24

HANSARDSUBJECrINDEX Aylward,K.3065mons1861-65;Tobin2074-77;Tulk1839;2070-74; DebateWarren1865;2061-63 Fenwick3066;Marshall3066Carried2088 Carriedunanimously3066SOCIALServicesDepartment SELECTCommitteeappointedtodraftanAddressInAnnualreporttabled ReplytotheSpeechfromtheThroneBrett1034 Barr’19-26;Peckford(Premier)26-35SOCIALServicesDepartment-Inquiry MoverNoticeofnotion Hodder14Efford46 Seconder Warren16SOUTHSIDEFisheries Carried36Licencetooperatecommunitystage Decker2357;Furey2355;Rideout2359 SENATEseat-listofcandidates Lush1538-39;Peckford(Premier)1538-40SPEAKER’Srulingsappealed SENIORcitizens Barry342:1696;Fenwick1595 Homecareservices;healthcareSPEECHfromtheThrone Decker982;1032;1537-3$;Twomey982;1032;1537-38readbytheLieutenant-Governor1-13 SENIORcitizensguesthomeatMeadowsSPRAYprogram Blanchard1487;Lush1489;Twomey1488Aylward.K.1133;Power1130 SHELLOil-profitsST.John’sandEasternResidentialTenanciesBoards furey1143;1217;Russell1144;1217Fuiey280$;Russell2806 SISTERSofMercytooperatefosterhomeST.Lawrencemine Brett3042;Efford3043SeeMINWORTHMineatSt.Lawrence SOCIALAssistanceAct(Bill1ST.LawrenceMiner’sSpecialFund NoticeofmotionBlanchard2397;Talk239$ Brett549ST.Lewis,Labrador firstreading722Constructionofanewschool SecondreadingBaker2349;Hiscock2347;Warren2350 Carter,W.2372-73;Collins2367;2373-75;Efford 2368-75;furey2370-72;Tobin2369-72STANDINGCommitteesontheestimates CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2974Nominees Thirdreading334SBany700;Marshall697 RoyalAssent3352STEPHENVILLE-municipalfunding SOCIALServicesCommitteeQuestionNo.11 ChangeinmembershipDoyle3115 Marshall714STUDENTAllowancesAct(Bill2) Carried715Noticeofmotion SOCIALServicesCommitteeontheEstimatesPower549 Headsofexpenditurefirstreading723 Marshall650Secondreading Carried651Power2380-83;2387-$9;Simmons2380-$4;2388 ReportontheestimatesCommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Caner,1.1483Marshall2974;Power2974 Thirdreading3348 SOCIALServicesCommitteeontheEstimates(Concur.RoyalAssent3352 renceMotion) DebateSTUDENTemployment Aylward,K.2080-86;Baker1$56-59;2077-79;BrettGovernmenthiringpracticesforprovincialparks 2067-70;Butt1847-50;1853-56;Carter,J.1838-Efford2296-97;Matthews2296-99 42;1859-62;20$6-$8;Efford2063-67;Flight1842-STUDENTtrainingprograms 47;1850-53;Hodder2083;Marshall2077-78;Sim-Noticeofmotion 25

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Aylward, K. 47 SUBCONTRACTING - truckers from Windsor-Buchans Flight 2460; Simms 2458 SUBCONTRACTING by Individual contractors Dawe 2439-41;2496-97; Lush 2439;2494-95 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act Notice of motion Collins 2762 Debate Collins 324$; Lush 3248-49 Carried 3249 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Act (Bill 49) First reading 3250 Second reading 3250 Third reading 3250 Royal Assent 3351 SUPPLY Act (Bill 36) first reading 3235 Second reading 3235 Third reading 3235 Royal Assent 3351 SUPPLY Act (Main Supply) Notice of motion Collins 118 Debate Lush 3232-34; Marshall 3232;34 Carried 3235 SUTTON, Bishop Peter, tribute for years of service to Labrador Barry 582; Fenwick 582; Ottenheimer 582 TAX holiday - small business Collins 1318-19; Lush 1317-18 TAXI drivers High cost of insurance Efford 2051-52; Russell 2051-53 TEMPORARY loans and treasury bills List tabled Collins 1273 TENDERS for rental space - Harbour Grace Efford 2505-06; Yoang 2506 TERRA Transport Answer to question Peckford (Premier) 2178 Sale to a private company Ca]lan 2105-06; Dawe 2105-06 THEM Days Magazine - sustaining grants Hiscock 136; Kelland 134; Matthews 135 TOBACCO Tax Act Notice of motion Collins 294 Debate Collins 3236-38; Lush 3236-37 Carried 3238 TOBACCO Tax Act (Bill 2$) first reading 3250 Second reading 3250 Third reading 3250 Royal Assent 3352 TORBAY Airport Domestic travel Baker 547-48; Dawe 548-49 TORNGAT Fish Pmducexs Co-op Answer to question Peckford (Premier) 1153-54 Northern fish plants Carter, W. 1075; Peckford (Premier) 1075 Resignation Kelland 921-23; Rideout 921-23 TOURISM Funding for Labrador Barrett 1816-17; Kelland 1816-17 TOURIST advertising campaign Barrett 2155; Simmons 2156 TRANS Canada Highway flooding Butt 1877-79; Dawe 973-76; Right 973-75;1877-78 TRANSPORTATION Conche - road upgrading and paving Caner, W. 2301; Decker 2299 Englee - road upgrading and paving Aylward, K. 601; Baker 821; Barry 1036;1768;3224; Callan 937; Carter, I. 653;1157;1224; Carter, W.. 554;1159;1449; Decker 553;599;65 1 ;7 16;768;819;933;9$3;1034; 1 156;1222; 1273; 1446;145 1; 1455;1766;3223; Flight 985; Furey 718;1277; Gilbert 770;1224; Lush 654; Morgan 602;656;1274; Ottenheimer 822;1036; Simmons 1447; Simms 935;987;1769; Tu& 1458 Gander Bay area - road upgrading Baker 774;821; Russell 774; Tu& 772 Ocean Pond road upgrading Callan 1946; Efford 1945 Port au Port Peninsula - mad connecting Cape St.

George to Mainland Furey 2765; Heam 2768; Hodder 2764 Raleigh - road upgrading and paving Decker 1833; furey 1835; Heam 1837 Road conditions 26

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Callan231;Dawe231;Heam231-32 Roddicktonarea-roadconditions Decker3212;Peckford(Premier)3212-13 TwillingateDistrict-roadupgradingandpaving Barry2058;Caflan2059;Carter,W.2056 TRANSPORTATIONDepartment Heavyequipmentoperators Efford173-74;Peckford(Premier)174-75 TWILLINGATE Chroniccarehome Carter,W.1033;Twomey1033 UIassistanceforfishermen Noticeofmotion Caner,W.41 UIbenefits Regulationsforfishermen Barry711;Carter,W.709;Rideout709-11;Verge 709 UNEMPLOYMENT Jobsforstudents Aylward,K.1996-97;furey1270;Peckford (Premier)1996;Power1270-71 UNEMPLOYMENTfigures-StatisticsCanada Barry478-79;Peckford(Premier)478-79 UNIVERSALITYfunding-reviewbyfederalgovernment Noticeofmotion Patterson39 Debate Barry2421-27;Hickey2427-32;Patterson2414- 21;2727-34;Simmons2716-26 Amendment Simmons2719 Camedwithoutamendment2736 UPPERChurchill Contractnegotiations Barry703-05;Marshall703-06 UPPERChurchillcontract Noticeofmotion Woodford40 UStariffonfreshfish Fenwick1377-78;Rideout1377-79 VERAIndustries Acknowledgementofwork Barry2289;Peckford(Premier)2289 WABUSHmines Shutdown Dinn2665;Fenwick2666;Furey2665 WARDERSemployedinpenitentiaries-tentativeagreement Flight49;Windsor49 WARRANTStabled Collins235;491 WifiTBOURNEYouthCentre AppointmentofAdministrator Barry969;Brett969 WINTERfishery Southwestcoast Barry120;123;Fenwick119;Mitchell119;Rideout 122-25;Simmons125 WOODYPointeLementaryschool Caflan3082;Carter,W.3080;furey3077;Heam 3079 WORKERS’CompensationAct(Bifi39) Noticeofmotion Blanchard2010 Firstreading2060 Secondreading Aylward,K.2961-64;Blanchard2892-97;2971-74; Carter,W.2904-06;2968-69;Fenwick2909-12; Flight2969;Furey2966-68;Hiscock2906-09;2970; Lush2964-66;Simmons2912-20 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Fenwick3307-11;Marshall3305;3311 Thirdreading3348 RoyalAssent3353 WORKERS’CompensationBoard Answertoquestions Peckford(Premier)1152;1222 Report Peckford(Premier)1072-74;Tu&1071-74 Reportfor1985tabled Blanchard1034 WORKERS’CompensationCommissionAct Pensioners Blanchard2295-96;Fenwick2295-96 WRITTENQuestions ColdBrookarea-forestaccessroad;swmpagefees (QuestionNo.8) 2878 HarbourLodgechroniccarefacility(Answertoques tionaskedduringEstimates) 1940 Provincialparks-campinglots(QuestionNo.10) 3115 Steplienville-60/40municipalfunding(QuestionNo. 10) 3115 27

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX YOUNG, Haig Globe and Mail story Barry 3216; Peck±ord (Premier) 3216-17 Hiring practices Aylward, K. 2875; Baker 2676-77;3057-58; Barry 3102-04; Efford 2671-72;2799-2801 ;2808-09; furey 2870; Kelland 2669; Marshall 3057-58;3103-05; Peck- ford (Premier) 2801-03;2$70-75; Tulk 2794-99;2870- 75; Young 2669;2672-73;2676-77;2798-99;2809-10 Investigation into appointments Efford 2743-45;2$10;2818-19; Marshall 2810;2818- 19; Peckford (Premier) 2744-45 Keffigrews Marine Centre Barry 2750-56;2864-70; Efford 3049-51; Furey 2747;2821; Lush 2819-20; Marshall 3049-51; Peck- ford (Premier) 2756;28M-70; Tulk 2746-47; Young 2747-55 ;2820-22 Memorandum Baker 3156-57; Barry 3045-49;3097-98;3 157-66; Furey 3051-52;3092-94;3155-56; Marshall 3045- 49;3051-53;3094; Peckford (Premier) 3159-67; Young 3098;3155-59 Public Service Commission Barry 2745-46;2983-86; Fenwick 2675-76;2748-49; Lush 3 158-59; Marshall 2983-89; Peckford (Premier) 2676;2746;2749-50; Tulk 2987-89; Young 2675- 76;2749;3158-59 Resignation Barry 2876-77; Efford 2875-76; Marshall 3053- 55;3096-97; Peckford (Premier) 2876-77; Tulk 2669- 71;3053-54;3094-96; Young 2670-71 Statements Aylward, K. 2677-78; Barry 2678-82; Efford 2991- 92; Furey 2673-74;2792-94;2811-12; Lush 2813-14; Marshall 281 1-14;2991-92; Peckford (Premier) 2679- 83; Young 2673-75;2678;2794 YOUTH unemployment Aylward, K. 2748; Young 2748 Job implementation Aylward, K. 480-82; flight 482; Furey 482; Peck- ford (Premier) 481-83 28

APPENDIX TABLEOfBILLS

TableofBills-March18,1986-February19,1987 NumbersincolumnsrefertoHansardpageswhererelatedtextisfound.

BILLTITLESPONSORFIRSTSECONDCOMMTFIRDROYAL NO.READINGREADINGITTEEREADINGASSENT 1Canada-NewfoundlandAtlanticMarshall142466-863259-330433483352 AccordImplementation(Nfld.)Act2517-52 2568-2605 2636-64 2780-90 2931-61 2StudentAilowancesActPower7232380-892974-7533483352 3DepartmentofEnvironmentActButt5571165-782181-9222343351 1225-46 1491-98 4IncomeTaxActCollins5572832-34297533483352 5LandDevelopmentActSimms5561967-70236127803352 2012-14 6LabradorLinerboardLimitedSimms4922014-362361-6227803352 AgreementAct 7DepartmentofJusticeActVerge5571010-18218122343351 1161-64 8JusticesandOtherPublicVerge557993-952179-8022343351 Authorities(Protection)Act 9DistrictCourtActVerge556844-52203620363351 10AnomaliesandErrorsintheStatuteVerge22332857-603255-5633483352 LawAct 11LawSocietyActVerge557999-1010218122353351 12PrisonsAct,RoyalNewfoundlandVerge5572828-322975334$3352 ConstabularyActandtheSiJohn’s FireDepartmentAct 13Queen’sCounselActVerge557995-992180-8122343351 14AssessmentActDoyle22333149-51333333493353 3169-78 15FarmDevelopmentLoanActAylward9391498-1504223527803351 16SocialAssistanceActBrett7222367-75297433483352 17NewfoundlandandLabradorDinn5562362-67297433483352 HousingCorporationAct 18InterimSupplyAct7847847843351 19MarineInstituteActPower7222375-79297433483352 1

Table of Bills - March 18, 1986 - February 19, 1987 Numbers in columns refer to Hansard pages where related text is found. BILL TITLE SPONSOR FIRST SECOND COMM THIRD ROYAL NO.

READING READING ITTEE READING ASSENT 20 Law Respecting Corporations Act Verge 557 939-54 2179 2780 3351 989-93 21 Labour Standards Act Blanchard 1225 2881-92 3257-59 334$ 3352 22 Embalmers and Funeral Twomey 1038 1724-40 2361 2780 3351 Directors Act 1948-57 23 Motor Carrier Act Verge 2234 3178-91 3333 3349 3353 24 Increase of Pensions Act Collins 1039 1957-67 2361 2780 3351 25 Real Estate Trading Act Russell 1038 1504-23 2192 2780 3351 1715-24 2201-06 2235-75 2359-61 26 Canada and the United Kingdom Verge 1039 2389-90 2975 3348 3352 Reciprocal Recognition and Enforce- 2834-36 ment of Judgements Act 27 Newfoundland Public Service Young 1279 3087-92 3312 3349 3353 Commission Act 3118-19 28 Tobacco Tax Act 3250 3250 3250 3352 29 Loan Act 2332 2332 2332 3351 30 Loan and Guarantee Act 3250 3250 3250 3352 31 Local Authority Guarantee Act 3250 3250 3250 3352 32 Petroleum and Natural Gas Act Marshall 1490 3119-26 3312-24 3349 3353 33 Retail Sales Tax Act 3250 3250 3250 3352 34 Professional Associations By-Laws Marshall 1599 2849-50 2975 334$ 3352 and Regulations Approval Act 35 Public Service (Pensions) Act Collins 1599 2850-54 2976 334$ 3352 36 Supply Act 3235 3235 3235 3351 37 Memorial University Act Power 2060 3 126-35 3324 3349 3353 38 Judicature Act Verge 2060 3135-49 3325-32 3349 3353 39 Workers’ Compensation Act Blanchard 2060 2892-2920 3304-12 3348 3353 2961-74 40 Pippy Park Commission Act Young 2233 2854-57 2976-79 3348 3352 3250-55 2

TableofBills-March1$,1986-February19,1987 NumbersincolumnsrefertoHansardpageswhererelatedtextisfound.

BILLTITLESPONSORFIRSTSECONDCOMMTifiRDROYAL NO.READINGREADINGITTEEREADINGASSENT 41CityofSt.John’s(Loan)ActDoyle25173200-03333533493353 42InternationalCommercialVerge25173191-92333333493353 ArbitrationAct 43LocalSchoolTaxActReam27803206-073335-373349-503353 3226-31 44RegistrationofDeedsActVerge26363203-05333533493353 45InsuranceAdjusters,AgentsandRussell26362878-813259334$3352 BrokersAct 46PortabilityofPensionsActCollins25173196-3200333433493353 47MatrimonialPropertyActVerge25173192-963333-3433493353 48LeaseholdsinSt.John’sActMarshall25172836-473256-5733483352 49SupplementarySupplyAct3250325032503351 3

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