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

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

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

February28,1991 March4,1991 March5,1991 March6,1991 March7,1991 March11,1991 March12,1991 March13,1991 March14,1991 March15,1991 March19,1991 March20,1991 March21,1991 March22,1991 March25,1991 March26,1991 March27,1991 March28,1991 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 $ 9 10 11 hA 12 13 13A 14 15 iSA 16 16A 17 17A 18 18A 1-24 25-60 61-95 96-135 136-151 152-189 190-230 231-268 269-308 309-343 344-377 1-35 378-415 416-454 1-36 455-493 494-553 1-36 554-594 1-35 595-630 1-38 631-669 1-37 April1,1991. Api.2,1991 April3,1991. April4,1991. April5,1991. April$,1991.

April9, ApiJ,191 April11,1991 Apfl12,1991 April15,1991 April16,1991 April17,1991 April18,1991 April19,1991 April23,1991 April24,1991 April25,1991 April26,1991 April29,1991 April30,1991 19 20 21 22 23 24 24A.... 25 25A.... 26 27 27A.... 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 670-701 702-735 736-768 769-803 804-838 839-875 1-37 876-913 1-35 914-949 950-984 1-35 985-1026 1027-1060 1061-1096 1097-1134 1135-1169 1170-1208 1209-1244 1245-1278 1279-1317 1318-1357 1358-1394 1395-1431 DailySittingsBookNo.HansardPages

DailySittingsBookNo.HansardPages May1,1991 May2,1991 May3,1991 May6,1991 May7,1991 May8,1991 May9,1991 May10,1991 May13,1991 May14,1991 May15,1991 May16,1991 May17,1991 May21,1991 May22,1991 May23,1991 May24,1991 May27,1991 May28,1991 May29,1991 May30,1991 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 4$. 49. 50. 51 52. 53. 53A 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 1432-1469 1470-1508 1509-1544 1545-1583 1584-1622 1623-1658 1659-1697 1698-1731 1732-1765 1766-1802 1803-1844 1845-1880 1881-1918 1919-1952 1-36 1953-1965 1966-1998 1999-2033 2034-2070 2071-2102 2103-2137 2138-2200 October28,1991 October29,1991 October30,1991 October31,1991 61 62 63 64 2201-2234 2235-2269 2270-2301 2302-2338 1-38 November6,1991652339-2371 November7,1991662372-2408 66A1-39 November8,199167-2409-2444 November12,1991682445-2475 November13,1991692476-2509 November14,1991702510-2547 November15,1991712548-2582 November18,1991722583-2619 November19,1991732620-2655 November20,1991742656-2689 November21,1991752690-2716 November22,1991762717-2750 November25,1991772751-2788 November26,1991782789-2823 November27,1991792824-2854 November28,1991602855-2890 November29,1991$12891-2929 $1A

DailySittings December2,1991$2 December3,199183 83A December4,199184 December5,1991$5 $SA December6,1991$6 December9,199187 December10,1991$8 December11,199189 89A March4,199290 BookNo.HansardPages 2930-2966 2967-3008 1-8 3009-3044 3045-3083 1-31 3084-3120 3121-3153 3154-3192 3193-3229 3230-3239 3240-3241

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX ABITIBI-Price Bondrating;downtime Flight2789-91;Simms2789-90 Down-turninnewsprintindustiy;hydroproject Flight1280-81;Woodford1280 DowntimeinStephenvilleandGrandFalls Flight3048-49;Hodder3048-49 GrandFallshydroproject(Answertoquestion) Kelland959 GrandFallshydroproject-environmentalassessment Kelland744;Simms743;Wells(Premier)743 ABORIGINALperson’selectiontoLegislature Noticeofmotion Wan-en,G.2589 Debate Aylward,R.2849-50;Baker2850-51; Dumaresque2846-49;Harris2843-46;Ramsay 2840-43;Simms2837-40;Warren,G.2831- 34;2851-54;Wells(Premier)2834-37 Amendment Harris2845 Resolutionasamended,carried2854 ACCOUNTSofCrownCorporations,Boardsand Authorities Tabled Kitchen106 ACOAlEnterpriseNetworkCooperativeAgreement Baker1209;Doyle1210 ADDRESSinReplydebate 46-60;93-95 ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Rideout13-17;Wells(Premier)17-24 Mover Noel7-10 Seconder Gover10-12 Debate Aylward,R.46-53;Ramsay54-57;Verge57-60;93- 95 Amendment Verge94 Amendmentinorder Mr.Speaker94 ADJOURNMENTMotion 2332 Motiondefeated2338 ADOPTIONofChildrenAct Amendmentstolegislation Efford1705;Hodder1705 AGRI-FoodsTaskForce SEETASKForceonAgri-Foods AGRICULTURALindustry “UruguayRound”oftradenegotiationsunderthe GATE Aylward,R.3121;Flight3121 ALCOHOLandDrugDependencyCommission Appointments Decker455;Warren,G.455 ALLIEDHealthProfessionals Answertoquestions Decker2008 Layoffs-collectiveagreement Aylward,R.2006;Baker1970-72;2006;2074-75; Decker1970;Power1970;Simms1970-72;2073-74 ALTERNATIVEMeasuresPrograms CentralNewfoundlandarea Efford153;Verge155 AMALGAMATION Gullage1776-77;2418;3124-26;Harris2757-58; Hodder3124-25;Rideout1775-77;Tobin1770- 71;Verge1625;1845-46;Wells(Premier)1625- 26;1770-71;1$45-46;2757-58;2830;Windsor 2418;2829 BayBullswatersupply Gullage1921;Windsor1921 CityofMountPearl Gullage1771-72;Windsor1771-72 CostofamalgamationtocitizensofWedgewood ParkandGoulds Baker2897;Gullage2971-72;Harris2971;Par sons2897 Feasibilitystudiesandassessments Rideout1847-48;Wells(Premier)1847-49 Goulds;agriculturalland Aylward,R.1772-74;180$-10;Gullage1772-74; Wells(Premier)1808-10 Legislation Gullage1662-64;Rideout1662-63 Lewin’sCove Gullage3158-60;Tobin3158-59 MetroBoard-transferofresponsibilities Gullage1884;Tobin1884 MountMoriahresidents-opposedtoamalgamation Simms2699-2701;Verge2701;Wells(Premier) 2701 MountMoriah,MasseyDriveandCornerBrook Gullage3163;Simms2753-55;Verge1594;2692- 94;2720-21;3163;Wells(Premier)1594;2692- 94;2720-21;2754-55 MountPearl/St.John’s 1

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Baker 1677; Gullage 1670;1674; Parsons 1673; Rideout 1676; Tobm 1810; Verge 1671; Wells (Premier) 1551-52; 1592-93; 1664-65; 1810; Windsor 1551-52;1592-93; 1669;1672; 1675; 1664-65 Northeast Avalon Gullage 1402; Wells (Premier) 1402; Windsor 1402 Proposals in resolution Rideout 1804-06; Wells (Premier) 1804-07 Regional Fire Department - cost to communities in Northeast Avalon Baker 2897; Parsons 2897 Regional Services Board Gullage 1885-86; Tobin 1885 Regional water system Gullage 1922-23; Windsor 1922-23 Statement regarding resolution Gullage 1767; Harris 1769; Tobin 1768 Supercity proposal - feasibility study Gullage 1623-25; 1627; 1703-05; Rideout 1703-05; Simms 1623-24; Wells (Premier) 1628; 1693-97; Windsor 1626-28; 1692-95 Transfer of recreational and cultural facilities Rideout 1848; Simms 2692; Verge 1846; Wells (Premier) 1846; 1848;2692 Transition grant to City of St.

John’s Gullage 3015; Harris 3015 Update Gullage 1102-03; 1248-49; Tobin 1102-03; 1248-49 Wedgewood Park Gullage 1774-75; Parsons 1774-75;2755; Wells (Premier) 2755-56 AMALGAMATION - Northeast Avalon Region Notice of motion Gullage 1777 Debate Aylward, R. Bk. 53A, p. 3-9; 2015-20; Doyle 2020-21; Gullage 1$9$-1907;2031-32; Harris Bk. 53A, p. 24-29; 1989-92;2026-27; Hewlett Bk. 53A, p. 1-3; Hodder 2021-23; Kitchen 2012-15; Murphy 1946-52; Bk. 53A, p. 1; 1992-94; Noel Bk. 53A, p. 17-20; 1979-89; Parsons 1941-46;2008-12; Power 2027-28; Simms 2028-31; Snow, A.

Bk. 53A, p. 33-35; 1978-79; Tobin 1907-17;1927-30; Bk. 53A, p. 10-16; Verge 2023-26; Warren, G. Bk. 53A, p. 20-24; Windsor 1930-41;1994-98; Win- SOT Bk. 53A, p. 29-33 Amendment Windsor 1935 Amendment defeated 1979 Second amendment Noel 1984 Second amendment defeated 1998 Resolution carried 2032 AMALGAMATION Act - Bill 50 Draft copy of bill Guflage 2345-46; Woodford 2345-46 AMALGAMATION of six municipalities Centreville-Wareham-Trinity; Badger’s Quay-Vat leyfield-Pool’s Island-Wesleyville-Newtown Gullage 2372; Woodford 2372 AMENDMENT to Bill 16 during third reading debate Amendment worded incorrectly Mr.

Speaker 1048-49 AMERICAN Hockey League franchise of the Toronto Maple Leafs awarded to St.

John’s Guflage 1507; Harris 1507; Rideout 1507 Congratulations to Board of Directors on the franchise Murphy 2201; Parsons 2201 ANNIVERSARY of the Viking landing at L’anse-au Meadows Change the name of the Province Furey 2162; Harris 2164; Rideout 2163 Carried 2165 ANOMALIES and Errors in the Statute Law Act (Bill 52) Notice of motion Dicks 2311 First reading 2381 Second reading Gover 3150-51; Harris 3150-51; Verge 3150 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3152 Third reading 3236 Royal Assent 3237 APPRECIATION to Members, stall’ and Press for co operation during session Baker 2200; Harris 2200; Simms 2199 AQUARENA Transition to City of St.

John’s Gullage 2451-52; Parsons 2451-52; Shams 2691; Wells (Premier) 2691 ARTISTS congratulated upon being honoured by the Arts Council Verge 1660 ARTS and Culture Centres Future Gullage 1881-82; Verge 1881-82 Purchase of covers (Answer to question) Gullage 2081 Tender awarded to APPA Communications Aylward, R. 2042-43; Wells (Premier) 2042-43 ATLANTIC Economic Union Agreement; local preference policy 2

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Simms2273;Wells(Premier)2270 Effectonunions;doublebreasting Harris2282;Wells(Premier)2282 Localpreferencepolicy Simms2275-77;2304-07;Wells(Premier)2275- 77;2304-07 Taxpolicy;Hibernia Wells(Premier)2277-$0;Windsor2277-80 Tradebarriers Harris1808;Wells(Premier)1808 WhitePaper Harris1807;Wells(Premier)1807 ATLANTICpuffindesignatedasprovincialbird Right3155;Winsor3156 AUDITORGeneralAct(Bill1) Noticeofmotion Baker6 Firstreading7 Secondreading Baker2216-20;2227-28;Heam2225-27;Verge 2223-25;Windsor2220-23 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Baker2245-46 Thirdreading2312 RoyalAssent2332 AUDITORGeneral’sReport ReportforyearendedMar.31/90tabled Kitchen106 AVALONCommunityCollege EducationprogramatPenitentiary1284-85 BAlEVertemines Answertoquestion Grimes2455 DecisionbyLabourStandardsBoardregardingwages Cowan559;Gibbons559;Grimes2417-18;Harris 558-59;2417 BAYBullswatersupply 1921 BAYSt.GeorgeCommunityEmploymentCorporation Congratulations Efford1660;Hodder1660 BEAUBois Roadupgradedandpaved Aylward,R.508;Gilbert509;Tobin506 BIGgamelicencefeesandprocedures Changes Kelland231;Warren,G.233 BILLS AnomaliesandErrorsintheStatuteLawAct(Bill 52) AuditorGeneralAct(Bill1) CityofCornerBrookAct,TheCityofMountPearl ActandTheMunicipalitiesAct(Bill11) Co-operativeSocietiesAct(Bill24) CollegesAct(Bill37) DepartmentofMinesandEnergyAct(Bill60) DepartmentalActsAmendmentAct(Bill36) EconomicAdvisoryCouncilAct(Bill61) ElectionsAct(Bill55) ElectricalPowerControlAct(Bill57) EvidenceAct(Bill4) FirePreventionAct(Bill53) FishInspectionAct(Bill34) GasolineTaxAct(Bill15) GeographicalNamesBoardAct(Bill43) HearingAidDealersAct(Bill10) HospitalsAct(Bill51) IntergovernmentalAffairsAct(Bill28) InterimSupplyAct(Bill12) JuiyAct(Bill3) LabourRelationsAct(Bill26) LabourRelationsAct,No.2(Bill40) LabourRelationsAct,No.3(Bill47) LandSurveyorsAct(Bill29) LandsAct(Bill22) LawSocietyAct(Bill5) LiquorCorporationAct(Bill42) LoanAct(Bill23) LoanAndGuaranteeAct(Bill19) LocalAuthorityGuaranteeAct(Bill18) LotteriesAct(Bill32) MechanicsLienAct(Bill58) MemorialUniversityAct(Bill38) MunicipalAuthoritiesAmendmentsAct(Bill50) NewfoundlandCropInsuranceAct(Bill30) NewfoundlandLawReformCommissionAct(Bill 13) NewfoundlandVolunteerWarServiceMedalAct (Bill46) OptometryAct(Bill9) ProvincialCourtAct(Bill2) PublicSectorRestraintAct(Bill16) PublicServicePensionsAct(Bill6) Queen’sCounselAct(Bill21) ReciprocalTaxationAgreementAct(Bill8) RevisedStatutesAct(Bill49) SchoolsAct(Bill31) SecurityInterestRegistrationAct(Bill59) SheriffsAct(Bill27) St.John’sCentennialfoundationAct(Bill41) StatusofWomenAdvisoryCouncilAct(Bill35) StatutesAmendmentAct(Bill48) SupplementarySupplyAct(Bill17) SupplementarySupplyAct,No.3(Bill44) 3

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Supply Act (Bill 33) Teachers’ Pensions Act (Bill 25) Tobacco Tax Act (Bill 14) Uniformed Services Pensions Act (Bill 7) Unimproved Lands Redistribution Act (Bill 20) Urban and Rural Planning Act (Bill 45) BLUE Ocean Products of Argentla Answer to question Carter 2113 Status Caner 158$; Matthews 158$ BUCKMASTER’S Circle housing project funds allocated Gullage 1319; Tobin 1320 BUDGET Debate Harris 2178-84; Kitchen 2189; Rideout 2184-88; Windsor 167-89;20&29;2170-7$ Amendment Rideout 2185 Amendment defeated 2189 BUDGET deficit Meeting with unions Baker 3122-23; Windsor 3122-23 Wage roll back 3197 BUDGET measures Power 160; Wells (Premier) 160 Cutbacks Rideout 161-62; Wells (Premier) 162-63 BUDGET projections Kitchen 1320-21;2205-07; Windsor 1320-21;2204- 06 Capital account expenditures; projects announced Baker 2237; Gullage 223$; Windsor 2236-38 Current account deficit - 1990 Baker 30-32; Rideout 30-32 Current account deficit - 1991 Baker 558; Kitchen 596-97;677-78;2043-44;255$- 59; Windsor 557-5$;596-97;677;2043-44;2558-59 Department of Education Baker 1397; Simms 1396-97 Personal income tax Kitchen 1279;1315; Windsor 1279;1314 BUDGET Speech delivered Kitchen 136-49 BUDGETARY position for current fiscal year Kitchen 2476; Windsor 2477 Further cutbacks due to deficit Kitchen 2484-85; Wells (Premier) 2484; Winsor 2484-85 BULL Arm See HIBERNIA project See also MARYSTOWN Shipyard RURGEO and Port Saunders hospitals - engineering con tracts See also Health care facilities for Burgeo, Port Saunders and St.

Lawrence Answer to questions Gilbert 1403 Newlab Engineering and Nycum and Associates Aylward, R. 1137-38;1165; Gilbert 1137-38;1166 Table proposals Aylward, R. 1245-46; Gilbert 1245-46 BURN Peninsula Health Care Boards Budget Decker 276-77; Matthews 276-77 St. Lawrence health care clinic Decker 277; Matthews 277 CABOT Institute See POST-secondary education CANADA Games Park Transfer to City of St.

John’s - operations costs Simms 2691; Wells (Premier) 2691 CANADA Games Park Commission Report tabled Gullage 2080 CANADA Winter Games, Newfoundland contingent Congratulations Gullage 29; Winsor 29 CANADIAN Saltfish Corporation Future Caner 1101-02; Matthews 1100-02 CANADIAN Sealers Association Grant approved Right 632; Woodford 632 CAPITAL roads program List of projects Aylward, R. 914; Gilbert 914 CAPITAL works program Cancellation of projects Baker 2342; Grimes 2342; Winsor 2341-42 CARIBOU game farm in Peter’s River area Proposal Flight 2795-96; Warren, G. 2795-96 CENSUS Day in Canada June 4, 1991 Baker 2105; Simms 2105 4

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Chairman’srulinginCommitteechallenged Snnms664 CommitteereporttotheSpeaker Barrett664 Rulingsustained664 CHILDcare Regulations Verge1033;Wells(Premier)1033 CHILDWelfareAct Amendmentstoprotectyoungpeople Efford1104;1325-26;Hodder1103-04;1324-26 CHIROPRACTOR’SAct ServicescoveredunderWorkers’Compensation Doyle3091;Grimes3091 Statusofregulations Decker3090-91;Doyle3090-91 CHOUSEBrookarea Contractawardedforconstructionofforestaccess road Flight190;Woodford190 CiTYofCornerBrookAct,theCityofMountPearl Act,andtheMunicipalitiesAct(Bill11) Noticeofmotion Gullage38 firstreading92 Secondreading Baker2441;Woodford2441 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2443 Thirdreading2560 RoyalAssent3237 CLERKoftheHouseandOfficeoftheLegislative Counsel Appointments Harris2752;Simrns2752;Wells(Premier)2751 CLOSUREMotion-procedurefordebate Bk.24A,p.22 CLOSUREmotionduringdebateonGasolineTaxAct Noticeofmotion Baker1351 CLOSUREMotionintroducedduringCommitteestage ofBill50(AmalgamationAct) Noticeofmotion Baker3016 Carried3061 CLOSUREMotionintroducedduringsecondreadingof Bill16(LabourBill) Noticeofmotion Baker$11 Carried$60 CLOSUREMotionintroducedduringthirdreadingof LabourBill(Bill16) Noticeofmotion Baker1052 Carried1075 CLOSUREMotionintroducedonBill50(Amalgama tion)duringsecondreadingdebate Noticeofmotion Baker2941 Carried2980 CLOSUREMotionintroducedonInterimSupply Noticeofmotion Baker659 Carried692 CLOSUREMotiononBill16(LabourBill)duringCom mitteestage Noticeofmotion BakerBk.27A,p.35 Carried99$ CLOSUREMotiononthirdreadingofBill50(Amal gamationAct) Noticeofmotion Baker3053 Carried3096 CO-OPERATIVESocietiesAct(Bill24) Noticeofmotion Kitchen1369 Firstreading1408 Secondreading Aylward,R.2052;Kitchen1$77;2052;Simms 1878-79 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Harris2100-02 Thirdreading219$ COLLECTIVEagreements AgreementsignedwithCUPE Harris197;Wells(Premier)197 Bill16-LabourBill;rollback Cowan378-79;Simms378-79 Cancelallagreements Baker351;Simms351 Government’sposition-labourrelations Baker1957-59;Cowan773-74;800-0l;Doyle1957- 59;Matthews773-74;799-800 Meetingwithunions Aylward,R.1699-1701;Baker1698-1701;Simms 1698-99 Re-openagreementstoavoidlayoffs Baker676;Simms675 Statementsregardingunions Baker1702;Cowan1703;Doyle1701-03 5

HANSAR SUBJECT INDEX Wage settlements; wage freeze; union proposals Baker 193-94;236-37;495-97;558;992-93; Kitchen 597; Simms 236-37;495-97;991-92; Verge 159; Wells (Premier) 159; Windsor 192-94;558;597 COLLEGES Act (Bitt 37) Notice of motion Warren, P. 2312 First reading 2381 Second reading Aylward, K. 3111-13; Heam Bk. 8SA, p. 27-31; 3102-03; Matthews 3103-06; Tobin 3113-16; Verge 3106-11; Warren, P.

Bk. $5A, p. 25-27; 3116-18 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3147 Third reading 3236 Royal Assent 3237 COME by Chance oil refinery Gibbons 2311; Grimes 2311; Hewlett 2311 Emissions Harris 1973;2005-06; Kelland 1973;2005-06 Financial assistance to Newfoundland Processing Gibbons 2859-60; Snow, A. 2859-60 Level of emissions (Answer to question) Kelland 2008 Newfoundland Processing - arrears with New foundi and Hydro Gibbons 2860; Snow, A. 2860 Products purchased by Government or an agency of Government (Answer to questions) Gibbons 3017 Tendering process for crude Gibbons 2974; Snow, A. 2974 COMMUMTY development projects Announced employment program; $5m Grimes 2209;2308-09; Hogan 2209;2376; Mat thews 2376; Wells (Premier) 2309; Winsor 2209;230$-09 Increase Supplementaiy Supply Bill Baker 2377; Matthews 2376 List of projects tabled Hogan 2390 Reduction in Budget Efford 194-96; Hodder 194-95 CONFEDERATION Building Security; demonstrations Gilbert 1662; Simms 1661-62; Wells (Premier) 1661-62 CONFLICT of Interest guidelines Appointment of independent commissioner Simms 1173-75; Wells (Premier) 1174-75 Cabinet Ministers - lease agreement with social ser vices recipients Wells (Premier) 1172-73; Winsor 1172-73 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services Estimates - Commit tee of Supply Carried 1717 CONSTITUTION Select committee; task force Verge 65;2000-01; Wells (Premier) 65;2000-01 CONSTITUTIONAL amending process - Joint Commit tee of Parliament Premier’s submission Harris 954-55; Wells (Premier) 954-56 Submission tabled Wells (Premier) 95$ CONSTITUTIONAL Committee Change in membership Simms 2410; Wells (Premier) 2409 CORNER Brook Pulp and Paper Limited See Kruger Mill, Corner Brook COUNSELLING program Contracting out Efford 1737-38; Harris 1737-38 COYNE, Deborah, former constitutional advisor Salary Aylward, R. 2900; Wells (Premier) 2900 COYOTE population Right 2722-24; Hodder 2722-23 CRTC Public hearings into proposed reduction in CBC seT- vice Gullage 502-04; Snow, A. 502-03 DANIELS, Mr.

Wally, condolences to family upon death Furey 269; Harris 269; Simms 269 DAVIS Inlet Relocation Gullage 2150-51; Warren, G. 2150-51 DAY of observance for workers killed, injured or dis abled on the job - wreath laying ceremony Cowan 1360; Doyle 1361 DEBATE on the Adjournment Agri-Foods Task Force Report Aylward, R. 1690; Efford 1691 Amalgamation - Mount Pearl and St.

John’s Wells (Premier) 1693-97; Windsor 1692-95 Budget projections Kitchen 1315; Windsor 1314 Contractor services in hospitals - wage increase Baker 667; Power 666 Denominational colleges on Memorial University campus - electrical subsidy Warren, G. 304; Warren, P. 305 6

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Education-salarybudgetoverrun Heam2543;Warren,P.2544 EmergencyResponseProgram-Departmentof MunicipalAffairs Gullage2715;Warren,G.2714-15 EmploymentGenerationProgram Doyle301;furey302 EngineeringdesigncontractsforBurgeoandPort Saundershospitals Aylward,R.1165;Gilbert1166 Fishery-proposalbyfederalMinisterregardingAt lanticRegionalAgency Baker2889-90;Matthews2889 FisheryResponseProgram Caner2546;Matthews2545 LabourBill(Bill16) Cowan453-54;Sunms452-53 Labourrelations-government’sposition Cowan800-01;Matthews799-800 Labradortravelsubsidyprogram Snow,A.2406 LowerChurchilldevelopment-statusofnegotiations withQuebec Gibbons1506;Rideout1506 MemorialUniversityExtensionArts Gullage802-03;Hams801-02 Minimumwageincrease-domesticsandchildcare Efford1504;Verge1504 Municipalcapitalworksprogram-funding Gullage449-50;1164;Tobin44$-49;1163 NewfoundlandLiquorLicensingBoard-elimination Baker668;Windsor667 Payrolltax Kitchen798-99;Windsor797-98 Publicservicelayoffs-alternatives Baker303-04;Simms303 Recreationprogram-capitalgrants Gullage451-52;Winsor450-51 RegionalServicesBoard-legislation Gullage2542;Woodford2541 RobinHoodBay-septicwastedisposal Kelland1503-04;Parsons1502 RoyalNewfoundlandConstabulary-policing Aylward,R.981-62;Dicks982-83 Schoolboards-supportstaff-layoff Heam1310;Warren,P.1311 Schoolbussystem-contracts Heam1312;Warren,P.1313 Schooltaxauthorities Baker2713-14;Heam2712-13 SocialServicesAppealBoard Verge1167;Wells(Premier)1168 Studentemploymentprogram Aylward,R.665;Cowan665-66 SwinebreedingstationatPynn’sBrook Flight2404-05;Verge2403-04 Victimsofcrime-services Dicks980-81;Verge979-80 Winterlandairsthp-funding Baker240$;Tobin2407-08 DEBENTURESIntheCanadiancapitalmarket Negotiationscompleted Kitchen344;Windsor344 DENOMINATIONALcollegesonMemorialUniversity campus Electricalsubsidy Warren,0.238-39;304;Warren,P.238;305; Wells(Premier)238-39 DENOMINATIONALeducationalsystem Heam2942;Hewlett2941;Warren,P.2943 DEPARTMENTofDevelopment TripstakenbyMinisterandofficialsfromApr.1/90 toMar.31/91(W.Q.#22) Furey1812 DEPARTMENTofEducation Eliminationofsixpositions Simms1396;Warren,P.1396 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromApr.1/90 toMar.31/91(W.Q.#16) Warren,P.1443 DEPARTMENTofEmploymentandLabourRelations NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterfromApr.1/90 toMar.31/91(W.Q.#28) Cowan1178 DEPARTMENTofEnvironmentandLands NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterandofficials fromApr.1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#18) Kelland848 DEPARTMENTofFinance Annualreportfor1989-90-costofprintinganddis thbuflon(W.Q.#4) Kitchen353 NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterandofficials fromApr.1/90toMar.31/91 Kitchen1143 Reporttabled Kitchen241 DEPARTMENTofFisheries NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterandofficials fromApr.1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#27) Carter1811 DEPARTMENTofForestryandAgriculture NumberoftripstakenbyMinisterandofficials fromApr.1/90toMar.31/91(W.Q.#23) 7

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Flight 1811 DEPARTMENT of Health Appointment of Assistant Deputy Minister Decker 2967; Doyle 2967 Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 Decker 1740 DEPARTMENT of Justice Number of trips taken by Minister and officials from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #30) Dicks 1857 DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #21) Gibbons 117$ DEPARTMENT of Mines and Energy Act (Bill 60) Notice of motion Gibbons 3096 First reading 3130 Second reading Gibbons 3205; Harris 3205; Hewlett 3205 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3210 Third reading 3236 Royal Assent 3238 DEPARTMENT of Municipal and Provincial Affairs Trips taken by Minister and officials from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #19) Gullage 1855 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Annual report tabled Efford 386 Developmental and Rehabilitative Division - report tabled Hogan 2419 Lowe report on workplace stress; task force Hodder 2793-94; Hogan 2793-94 Marystown office - health and safety problems Cowan 917; Efford 918-20;952-54; Matthews 916- 19;952-54 Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 Efford 1221 St.

Mary’s office - position eliminated Efford 1439-40; Heam 143940 Structural changes Doyle 2753; Hogan 2752 DEPARTMENT of Works, Services and Transportation Number of positions eliminated Aylward, R. 313-14; Gilbert 313-14 Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #20) Gilbert 1328 DEPARTMENT salary budgets Estimates; layoffs Baker 678-79; Heam 67$ DEPARTMENTAL Acts Amendment Act (Bill 36) Notice of motion Baker 2080 First reading 2215 Second reading Baker 3189-90; Matthews 3190 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3206 Third reading 3236 Royal Assent 3237 DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the Auditor General’s Report Tabled Kitchen 106 DEPARTMENTAL Salary Details Comments by news media Baker 1318; Simms 1319 Elimination of positions in Department of Education Baker 1396; Sirnms 1396 Premier’s Office - cost of operating (Answer to ques tion) Wells (Premier) 188$ Premier’s Office - salaries Doyle 1367-68; Wells (Premier) 1367-68 Report tabled Baker 1286 When report will be tabled Baker 1252; Sirnms 1251 Discrimination against Opposition Member’s districts Point of privilege Heam 389 Ruling Mr.

Speaker 389 Displaying of exhibits Point of order Baker 1659 Division Bells - length of time bells should ring Harris 1094-95 DIVISIONS Amendment by Member for Grand Falls to Bill 16 (Labour Bill) 1023 Amendment by Member for Humber East to Bill 16 (Labour Bill) 1021 Amendment by Member for Kilbride to Bill 7 - 2196 Amendment by N. Windsor to Bill 50 (Amalgama tion Act) 3082 8

HANSARDSUBJECfINDEX AmendmentinthirdreadingtoLabourBill(Bill16) 1093 AmendmenttoresolutiononGasolineTax1384 AmendmenttoLabourBill(Bill16)796 AmendmenttoLandsAct(Bill22)3134 Bill16benowreadasecondtimeBk.24A,p.35 Divisiononpropositiontwoofmotiononfishery 3044 Healthcare-motionbyMemberforFenyland414- 15 MotionthatBill16bereadthirdtime1094 Resolutiononamalgamation2032 Resolutionregardingjobcreation1835 ResolutionregardingMUNExtension1134 Resolutionregardingmunicipalities1468 SecondreadingofBill50(AmalgamationAct)Bk. 83A,p.7 DRIVER’Slicenceandvehiclepermitrenewalapplica tions Changes Aylward,R.1170;Gilbert1170 DRUGAwarenessWeek Decker2551;Winsor2552 DRUGprogram Drugseliminatedfromthesubsidyprogramfor seniorcitizens Decker1246-48;Warren,G.1246-47 DUMPtruckowner/operators AmendmentstoLabourRelationsActcertification ofTransportandAlliedWorker’sUnion Cowan1065-66;1628-29;Doyle1065;162$-29;2108- 11;Rideout1065;Wells(Premier)2108-11 Contractorsundercuttingrates-newregulations Doyle2143;Gilbert2142;Harris2144 RequestingcertificationundertheLabourRelations Act Aylward,R.2115;2154;Baker2156;Decker2117; Doyle2114;2155 EASTERNCommunityCollege CampusesinClarenvilleandBonavista-decliningen rollments Heam2791-92;Warren,P.2791-92 EASTERNCommunityCollegeInBurln SeealsoPOST-secondaryeducation Relocationofcentraloffice Tobin312;Warren,P.312 ECONOMICAdvisoryCouncilAct(Bill61) Noticeofmotion Wells(Premier)3053 Firstreading3096 Secondreading Baker3165;3167-6$;Harris3166-67;Simms3165- 66 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3210 Thirdreading3236 RoyalAssent323$ ECONOMICCouncilofNewfoundlandandLabrador andEconomicRecoveryCommissionAdvisory Boards MergerasAdvisoryCouncilontheEconomy Doyle2104;Wells(Premier)2103 ECONOMICdevelopment Noticeofmotion Windsor37 Debate Dumaresque122-26;Efford113-17;Rideout117- 22;Windsor10$-13;130-34;Woodford126-30 Resolutiondefeated135 ECONOMICRecoveryCommissionandEnterpriseNew foundlandandLabrador $44million Simms770;Wells(Premier)770-71 Budget Baker595;Verge595 Chairman Matthews1738;Wells(Premier)1739 ENLlegalaccount Verge1066;Wells(Premier)1067 Expenses-Answertoquestion Furey1035-36 Expensesrelatedtopromotionandadvertising Doyle986;Wells(Premier)986 Fishwastedisposal-employment Furey1142;Matthews1142 Jobscreated Doyle920-21;Wells(Premier)920-21 Listofexpenses(W.Q.#32) Furey1853 ECONOMY Economicplan Rideout2107-08;Simms2202-04;Wells(Premier) 2107-08;2202-04 Impactoflostjobsandlostincome Kitchen775-76;Snow,A.775 SeealsoTeachers EDUCATION Departmentalsalaryvote Heam2543;Warren,P.2544 DeputyMinisterofEducationwillbeappointed Harris1218;Warren,P.1218 Layoffs Simms805;Warren,P.196-97;$05;Winsor196 Proposedcutbacks 9

HANSARD SUBJECf INDEX Aylward, R. 39; Baker 45; Gover 520; Harris 74;357;1372; Hearn 40;35$;1373; Matthews 202;2$3;569; Power 42;107;166; Simms 41;73;467; Tobin 106; 164; 199;28 1 ;466;565; Verge 43;76;523; Warren, P. 75;77; 108; 167;203;282;358;467;522; 568;569;1374; Windsor 56$; Winsor 44;566; Wood- ford 75 School board funding Heam 2969-70; Warren, P. 2969-70 School for the Deaf; bus transportation Heam 2516; Warren, P. 2516 Substitute teachers - budget Baker 915-16;987-88; Heam 915-16; Winsor 987- 88 ELECTION of women to House of Assembly Notice of motion Harris 3164 ELECTIONS Act (Bill 55) Notice of motion Wells (Premier) 2487 First reading 2560 Second reading Harris 2960-66; Simms 2951-60; Wells (Premier) 2944-51 ELECTRICAL Power Control Act (Bill 57) Notice of motion Gibbons 2863 First reading 2901 Second reading Gibbons 3168-70; Hewlett 3169 Committee of the Whole Assembly Gibbons 3210; Snow, A. 3209 Third reading 3236 Royal Assent 3237 ELECTRICAL rates Freeze Hewlett 600; Kitchen 600 Newfoundland Power’s request for increase Aylward, R. 3056; Harris 3058; Murphy 3059; Noel 3053; Tobin 3059; Walsh 3055; Windsor 3055 Retail sales tax Gibbons 601; Harris 601; Kitchen 601 EMERGENCY Employment Response Program See Employment program EMPLOYMENT Generation Program Funding Cowan 1735; Doyle 1735 Reduction in Budget Cowan 240; Doyle 240;301; furey 302 Student employment Aylward, R. 637; Cowan 637 EMPLOYMENT program Department of Forestry and Agriculture - list of projects tabled; further list Flight 2393;2436 Department of Social Services - list of jobs tabled Hogan 2390 Emergency Employment Response Program to offset high unemployment Grimes 2209-10; Hogan 2209; Wells (Premier) 2342; Winsor 2208-09;2342 Job creation Grimes 2829; Winsor 2829 Municipal and Provincial Affairs - job creation programs Gullage 2510;2698;2715; Warren, G. 2698;2714- 15; Woodford 2511 Program to offset unemployment situation Cowan 881-83; Doyle 881-82 Response program - additional funds Grimes 2892; Winsor 2892 Response program announced on October 4th - status report Grimes 2549-50; Winsor 2550 ENDOWMENT fund In honour of Lee Wulif estab lished Harris 2690; Matthews 2690; Wells (Premier) 2690 ENTERPRISE Newfoundland and Labrador Corpora tion First report tabled Doyle 1359; Furey 1358 ENVIRONMENTAL jurisdiction Regulation and management Kelland 991; Parsons 990-91; Wells (Premier) 990 ESTABLISHED Programs Financing (EPF) Answer to questions Kitchen 1974 Cash transfers and tax points Hewlett 742; Kitchen 742;1177; Power 1177 Reduction Harris 36-37; Wells (Premier) 37 W.Q. #35 Kitchen 1974 ESTIMATES Committees - scheduling ot meetings Point of order Simms 1836 Ruling 1843-44 EVIDENCE Act (Bill 4) Notice of motion Dicks 39 First reading 92 70

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Cutinexpenditures Harris97-98;Kitchen98 FISHInspectionAct(Bill34) Noticeofmotion Carter1739 Firstreading1780 FISHplantatBelleoram LeasetoDaleyBrothers Carter2311;Matthews2311 Tabledanswer Carter2347 FISHwastedisposal Carter1141-42;Kelland1141; EconomicRecovetyCommission Furey1142;Matthews1142 FishplantatNain Caner1326;Warren,0.1326 Fishplants-increaseinleasefees Carter382;Matthews381 FisheryProductsInternational-furtherplant closures Carter561;Matthews561 Secondreading Decker1794-95;Dicks1791;1866-69;Han-is1797- 1800;1$60-63;Parsons1866;Rideout1863-65; Verge1792-94;Woodford1795-97 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Harris2099-2100;Verge2098 Thirdreading2198 EXECUTIVECouncilEstimates Changeinprocedure Baker1316 EXECU11VECouncilEstimates-CommitteeofSupply Aylward,K.1604-06;Aylward,R.1565-68;1570- 72;1710-12;Baker1492-93;1498-1500;1520- 34;1561-65;1574;1599;1611-21;1682-83;1709-11; Grimes1536-38;Harris1572-74;1617-20;Hewlett 1602-04;Kitchen1602;Murphy1568-70;Noel 1579-81;1685-87;Parsons1576-79;1600-02;Simms 1493-97;1534-36;1541;1552-61;1599-160&,1608- 16;1687-90;Tobin1538-40;Verge1497-98;1527- 28;1530-32;Wells(Premier)1555-58;1712-17; Windsor1522-25;1581-83;1678-82;1683-85;Wood- ford1606-08 Carried1717 EXECUTIVEdiningroom Cost(W.Q.#36) Wells(Premier)2045 FARMDevelopmentLoanBoard Annualreportsandfinancialstatementstabled Right198;3202 FEDERALbudget-pre-budgetconsultations Harris2861;Wells(Premier)2861 FEDERALDepartmentofFisheries Gullage2468-69;2473-74;Heam2471-73;Mat thews2470-71;Parsons2470;Ramsay2471; Woodford2469-70 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2474 Thirdreading2560 RoyalAssent3237 Matthews1141-42 FISHERIESLoanBoard Budget Carter381;Matthews381 Loanstofishermen Carter2239-40;2719;Matthews2239-40;Winsor 2718-19 FISHERY AdjustmentProgramforFishPlantWorkers- amountpaidtoFF1andNatSea Cowan561;Matthews561 Aquaculmreindustryundernewboard Caner2971;Simms2970 AtlanticRegionalAgencyforfishallocationsand licencing-Federalproposal;Province’sposition Baker2889-90;Carter2792-93;2825-27;2857-58; Matthews2792-93;2825-27;2857-58;2889;Simms 2855-56;Wells(Premier)2855-56 EmergencyfisheryResponseProgram Carter2517-18;2546;Grimes2829;Matthews 2516-18;2545;Winsor2829 EmergencyFisheryResponseProgram-southwest coast Carter2453;Ramsay2453 EmergencyResponseProgramannouncedonOc tober4th-update Carter2548;Matthews2549 FEDERAL/ProvincialFinanceMinisters’meetings Transferpayments Baker63;Rideout62-63;Wells(Premier)63 FERRYandfreightratestocoastalLabrador Correspondencetabled Gilbert641 IncreasebyMarineAtlantic Dumaresque1889;Gilbert505-06;1891;Warren, G.505;1890 FIREPreventionAct(Bill53) Noticeofmotion Gullage2243 Firstreading2312 Secondreading 11

HANSARD SUBJECT’ INDEX Fishery Products International plants - downtime due to total allowable catch reduction Carter 2622;305 1-52; Matthews 2622;3051-52 Income support program for fishermen; task force Caner 2895-96;3161; Hams 3160-61; Matthews 2895-96 Joint fisheries management board - negotiations Carter 2717-18; Matthews 1 176;2482-83;2717-1 8; Wells (Premier) 1 176-77;24$2-84 Joint management - proposal by Province Caner 2930;2933;296$-69;3009-13; Matthews 2931;2967-69;301 1-12; Simms 2933-34;3009-10; Wells (Premier) 2933-34 Lobster fishery - lobster pots Caner 2898-99; Harris 2898-99 Lobster prices Caner 1248; Matthews 1248 Lobster trap bank (Answer to questions) Caner 2941 Overfishing on Grand Banks; international police patrol Matthews 2935-36; Wells (Premier) 2935-36 Pan-time fishermen - elimination Caner 2720;2760; Winsor 2719-20;2759-60 Salmon fishery - commercial and recreational Caner 2936-37;312$-29;3201; Furey 3202; Mat thews 3201-02; Wrnsor 2936-37;3128-29 Salmon management plan Caner 640; Winsor MO Seal population - increase Caner 1286; Matthews 1285 Tabled correspondence dealing with joint manage ment and foreign oveffishing Wells (Premier) 2901 Total allowable catch, 1992 quota; 3No zone Caner 2588-89;2622-23; Matthews 25$8-89;2622- 23 Trepassey fish plant closure - government initiatives Heam 707-08; Wells (Premier) 707-09 FISHERY - Federal proposal to establish a regional agency (Procedure under S.O. 23) Matthews 2864 Motion out of order Mr.

Speaker 2865-66 FISHERY - foreign fishing - 200-mile limit Notice of motion Efford 2454 Debate Caner 2494-98; Efford 2487-91 ;2506-09; Langdon 2505; Matthews 2491-94; Parsons 2498-2500; Ramsay 2500-02; Warren, G. 2502-05 Resolution carried 2509 FISHERY - groundflsh development program for 1991 Notice of motion Caner 60; Reid 38-39 Debate Caner 77-$C), Harris 89-92; Matthews 80-83; Reid 83-86; Rideout 86-89 Carried 92 FISHERY joint management proposals by provincial and federal governments Notice of motion Penney 2940 Debate Caner 3032-37; Harris 3037-4&, Matthews 3023- 27; Parsons 3028-32; Penney 3018-22;3040-43; Small 3027-28 Proposition one carried 3044 Proposition two carried on division 3044 FISHING Industry Collective Bargaining Act Amendments regarding lobster prices Caner 2794; Grimes 2795; Harris 2794-95 FITZGERALD, Duey, congratulations on being named to Canadian Softball Hall of Fame Gultage 1395; Harris 1395; Simms 1395 FLATROCK Water system Gullage 1886-87;3093-94; Parsons 1 886-87;3093-94 FOGO Island ferry Construction Gilbert 104;310-11;921; Tobin 1470, Wells (Premier) 1470, Winsor 104;310-11;921 Improved ferry service Gilbert 310; Winsor 310 FORD, Alder, condolences to family upon death Warren, G. 1209 FORESTRY Woodcutting on Bonavista Peninsula Right 205; Gover 203; Woodford 204 FORESTRY agreement Flight 25; Woodford 26 FORESTRY Protection Centre, North West River, Labrador Right 61; Woodford 62 FOX Island River and Point au Mal Status of incorporation (Answer to question) Gullage 3017 FREIGHT rates to Labrador - increase by Marine Atlan tic Notice of motion Dumaresque 352 12

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Debate Aylward,R.944-45;Langdon934-37;Penney927- 30;945-4$;Reid941-44;Warren,G.931-34; Woodford937-40 Carried948 FUELprices Fixedrate Hewlett501-02;Kitchen501 Gasoline-advaloremtax Hewlett600;Kitchen600 GASOLINETax Noticeofmotion Kitchen150 Debate Baker1351;1354-55;Decker1298;Dumaresque 1301-02;1343;1348-49;Efford1233-35;Harris 1307-08;Hewlett1232-33;Kitchen1224-26;1241- 42;1306;1380-$2;Matthews1349-51;Rideout1235- 38;1351-54;Simrns1296-97;Snow,A.123$- 43;1298-1301;1308-09;1337-46;1355-56;1377- 79;1382-84;Tobin1230-32;1302-06;1339-40;Verge 1379-80;Warren,G.1240-41;1346-4S;Windsor 1226-30 Carried1384 GASOLINETaxAct(Bill15) Firstreading1385 Secondreading1385 Thirdreading1385 GEOGRAPHICALNamesBoardAct(Bill43) Noticeofmotion Flight2211 Firstreading2245 Secondreading Furey2442-43;Simms2442-43;Warren,G.2442 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2443 Thirdreading2560 RoyalAssent3237 GOULDS Proposedamalgamation Aylward,R.1891;Gullage1894;Heam1892 GOVERNMENTboards Numberofboardsreclassified Baker1034;1213;Harris1033-34;Simms1213 Retroactivepay Harris1175;Wells(Premier)1175 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditure Baker1256 MembersnamedtoCommittee Baker1256 Motioncarried1256 Report Penney1$52 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debate Penney2063-66;Rideout2067-70;Winsor2066-67 Carried2070 GOVERNMENTServicesLegislationReviewCommittee ReporttabledrespectingtheUniformedServicesPen sionsAct Murphy1852 ReporttabledrespectingtheLabourRelationsAct Murphy117$ ReporttabledrespectingthePublicServicePensions Act Murphy1811 GOVERNMENTstoresonLabradorcoast Saleoftobaccoproducts Furey676-77;Warren,G.676 GRANDFallscampus Answertoquestion Gilbert316 Layoffofpowerengineer Simms299 GRANDFalls-Windsor Capitalworkscommitmentof$1.25million Gullage$84 PlantoinstallamedianonTransCanadaHighway Gilbert1251;Simms1251 GREATNorthernSeafoods Loanguarantee furey2077-79;Matthews2076-78 GREENING,Glen,condolencesupondeathoffather Aylward,R.3088;Baker3088 GROUPhomes ClosureofhomeinHappyValley-GooseBay Hogan3014-15;3096;Warren,G.3014;3095 Closure;Gandergrouphome Efford682;Warren,0.681;Winsor6$1 GROUPhomesforhandicappedpeople Closure Efford101-02;Hodder101-02 HARLOWcampus SeeMEMORIALUniversity HARRY’SHarbour-Jackson’sCovearea Roadupgradingandpaving Aylward,R.1370;Gilbert1371;Hewlett1369 13

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX HATFIELD, Senator Richard, condolences to family upon death Harris 1433; Rideout 1432; Wells (Premier) 1432 HEALTH care Appointments for diagnostic work at hospitals; Mini ster of Health 1474-77; 1510-18 Bale Verte Hospital - acute care services Decker 349-50;844-45; Rideout 349-50;$43-44 Budget cutbacks; wage freeze Decker 161;426;964; Harris 962;132$; Matthews 425;1038; Parsons 1037; Power 161; Tobin 963;1039;1330; Verge 672; Warren, G. 1036; Wells (Premier) 672;1331 Burin Health Care Centre - services of a specialist Decker 2661; Doyle 2661 Central Newfoundland Hospital Decker 1471-73; Simms 1471-72 Doctors fee for uninsured services Decker 1959-60;2416; Verge 1959-60; Winsor 2415-16 Government policy Decker 66-67; Power 66-67 Health professionals - status Decker 420-21;1920-21; Power 419-21; Verge 1920- 21 Hospital bed closures (W.Q. #15) Decker 2044 Hospital board plans - changes Decker 1398-99; Power 1397-99 Hospital cutbacks; closures Decker 347-48;423-24; Woodford 346-48;423-24 Hospitals - additional funding Decker 704; Power 704-05; Wells (Premier) 705-06 Hospitals - layoff of lab and x-ray staff Decker 1473-74; Power 1473 Hospitals budgets - Janeway Hospital deficit Decker 2623-24; Doyle 2623-24 Janeway Hospital - budget (Answer to question) Decker 2699 Labrador - shortage of physicians (Answer to ques tion) Decker 2976 Labrador - shortage of physicians; recruitment Decker 2939-40; Doyle 2938-40 Labrador coast Warren, G. 2705 Labrador West - cutbacks Decker 850;1295; Power 849;1404;1595; Snow, A. 848;1293;1403;1594;2083; Verge 1294 Long term plan Decker 274-75; Power 273-74 Neurologists - shortage Decker 2661; Doyle 2661 Neurologists shortage (Answer to questions) Decker 2699 Nursing homes Decker 2415; Winsor 2414-15 Old Pelican Hospital - cutbacks Power 514; Reid 513; Snow, L. 510 Placentia Cottage Hospital Decker 345-46;356;674;703;1399-1400; Heam 345- 46;355; Hogan 353; Power 673-74;703;1399-1400 Port aux Basques hospital Decker 388;424-25; Hodder 387;424-25; Ramsay 386 Prenatal program Decker 2001-03; Power 2001-02 Press release by Newfoundland Hospital and Nurs ing Home Association Decker 497-99; Power 497-99 Psychiatric services in the Province Decker 2662; Doyle 2662 Speciality doctors; recruitment program Baker 1919-20; Decker 1954-57;1967-70;2036- 40;2079-$0;2148-49; Power 1955-57; 1968-69;2037- 38;2079-80; Rideout 1919-20;1966-68; Simms 1954- 55;2038-40;2148-49; Tobin 2036-37 St.

Anthony hospital - bed closures Power 275-76; Wells (Premier) 275-76 St. Clare’s and Grace Hospitals - merger Decker 2721-22; Doyle 2721-22 HEALTH care (hospital closures) Notice of motion Power 353 Debate Decker 406-10; Heam 397-401; Hewlett 402-06; Hogan 401-02; Power 390-94;410-14; Wells (Premier) 394-97 Defeated on division 414 HEALTH care facilities for Burgeo, Port Saunders and St.

Lawrence See also Burgeo and Port Saunders hospi tals - engineering contracts Contract awarded Trans City Holdings Limited; lowest bidder Baker 2512-13; Simms 2512-13 Cost of leasing from Trans City Holdings Limited Baker 2656-59; Simms 2656-58 Hanscomb Consultants Report Baker 2696;3053; Simms 2697; Tobin 2696;3053; Wells (Premier) 2697 Letter from company tabled - answer to question Wells (Premier) 2629 Letter to Department of Public Works; Marco Con struction 14

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Simms2583-85;Wells(Premier)2583-85 Tenderdocumentstabled-answertoquestion Baker2559 Tenderingprocess-HanscombConsultantsrecom mendations Aylward,R.2554-56;Baker2552-56;Matthews 2552-53 HEALTHInspectionBranch Inspections-backlog Decker463;Tobin463 HEARINGAidDealersAct(Bill10) Noticeofmotion Decker38 Firstreading92 Secondreading Decker2229-30;Tobin2230;Winsor2229 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2246 Thirdreading2313 RoyalAssent2332 HEMMENS,Bert,condolencestofamilyupondeath Harris631;Mr.Speaker631;Simms631;Wells (Premier)631 HIBERMAproject BullArm-fatality-resultofinvestigationintoinci dent Grimes2510;Winsor2510 BullAnnproject-employmentbreakdown(Answer toquestion) Cowan1633 Bullarmsite-fatality;safetymeasures Cowan741-42;810;883-84;1441-42;Harris740- 42;810;883;1440-41 EmploymentforNewfoundlandersonproject;hiring ofnurses Cowan1587-88;Gibbons1586-87;Sinims1586-88 HiringofnursesatBullArmsite(Answertoques tion) Cowan1707 SafetyregimeinplaceatBullArm-Nodeco Cowan1589-91;Harris1550-51;1589-90;Wells (Premier)1550-51 HIGHWAYprojects.1990.91Budget Contractsextendedbeyondacceptedprice(W.Q.#2) Gilbert744 ProjectsapprovedsinceMarchof1990(W.Q.#1) Gilbert744 HODGE’SCove Roadimprovements Barrett3204;Heam3204 HOLIDAYInn ProposalfromFortisCorporation Kitchen1851-52;Simms1851-52;Wells(Premier) 1851 HOMEcareprograms Associationsrequestforrateincrease Efford1591-92;ladder1591-92 HOPEBrookgoldmine Status Gibbons2041-424Snow,A.2041-42 HOSPITALcontractservices Wageincreasetoemployees Baker636-37;667;Decker636;Power636-37;666 HOSPITALSAct(Bill51) Noticeofmotion Decker2311 Firstreading23$1 Secondreading Decker3152;Doyle3152;Harris3152 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3153 Thirdreading3236 RoyalAssent3237 HOUSINGcomplexforseniorcitizensInStephenvifle Crossing Gullage2931;Windsor2932 HOUSINGprogramfornortherncoastofLabrador Ruralandnativeprogram Gullage2152;Warren,G.2153 HOUSINGprograms Allocationoffundingfor1991 Guflage1433;Tobin1435 HUGHESCommissionofEnquiryReport Printingcontract SeePublictendering Receiptandreleaseofthereport Dicks1999;Verge1999 Whenreportwillbereleased Baker3123-24;Gover2973;Verge2973;3123-24 HUMANRightsCode PertainingtoBill16 Verge807;Wells(Premier)$07 HYDROdevelopmentinLabrador SeeLOWERChurchilldevelopment IMPAIREDdriving-education Noticeofmotion Kelland2975 Debate Harris2975;Simms2975 Carriedunanimously2976 IMPAIREDdrivinglegislation Dumaresque2798;Kelland2796;Simms279$ 15

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX INCOME support program be created between both levels of Government Notice of motion Dumaresque 2243 Debate Dumaresque 2282-85;229$-2301; Grimes 2288-91; Heam 2295-98; Oldford 2294-95; Warren, G. 2291-94; Wrnsor 2285-88 Amendment Winsor 2287 Amendment defeated 2301 Resolution carried 2301 INTERGOVERNMENTAL Affairs Act (Bill 2$) Notice of motion Wells (Premier) 1552 First reading 1599 Second reading Baker 2441-42; Simms 2442 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2443 Third reading 2560 Royal Assent 3237 INTERIM Supply Notice of motion Kitchen 38 Debate Aylward, K.

Bk. 16A, p. 15-17;19-22; Aylward, R. 470-72;476-7$; Bk. 16A,p. 2-15; Bk. 17A, p. 1- 3;8-1O;13-14; Bk. 18A, p. 1-19; Baker 658-59; Bar rett Bk. 13A, p. 25-30; Decker 696-99; Dumaresque 492-93; Bk. iSA, p. 20-22; Efford Bk. 13A, p. 10;17-19;32; 483-85;539-41; Bk. isA, p. 2-5;11-13;26-28; Furey Bk. 15A,p. 13-15; 650- 51; Gilbert 575-77;580-82; Bk. 16A, p. 4-13; Bk. 17A, p. 6-16; Gover Bk. 13A, p. 13; 474-76; Greening Bk. 16A, p. 17-19; Gullage 589-91;593- 94;616-18; Bk. 17A, p. 34-36; Harris 440-41;490- 92; Bk. 15A, p. 23-24;32; Bk. 16A, p. 25-27; Bk. isA, p. 21-23; 699; Hearn Bk. 13A, p. 26-28; 549- 51;627-29; Hewlett 442-43;Bk. 13A, p. 3; 469- 70;534-36; Bk. 15A, p. 9-11; Bk. 16A, p. 22-23; 629-30;656-58; Hodder Bk. 13A, p. 8-10; Hogan Bk. 17A, p. 29-31; Kitchen 426-27; Bk. 18A, p. 15-17; Langdon 586-87; Matthews Bk. 13A, p. 19- 25; 485-87; Bk. 15A, p. 25-28; 582-$5;609-19; Bk. 17A, p. 31-34; Murphy Bk. 13A, p. 4-6; Bk. iSA, p. 7-9; Bk. 16A, p. 27-29; Noel 612-13; Bk. 17A, p. 18-20;23-27; 654-55; Bk. 18A, p. 19-25;31-32; Penney Bk. iSA, p. 16-18; Power Bk. 13A, p. 1- 3; Bk. 15A, p. 11-13; Bk. 16A, p. 4-6; Ramsay Bk. 13A, p. 7; 478-80; Bk. 16A, p. 23-25; Simms 427-30; Bk. iSA, p. 1-3;30-32; Snow, A. 443- 45;536-39;545-48; Bk. 17A, p. 16-18; Tobin 430- 34; Bk. 13A, p. 11-13; 472-74;552-53; Bk. iSA, p. 3-5;2$-30; 578-80; Bk. 16A, p. 29-32; Verge 445- 46; Bk. iSA, p. 5-7; Bk. 16A, p. 1-2; Bk. isA, p. 25-26; Walsh Bk. 16A, p. 32-33; Bk. 17A, p. 3-4; Warren, G.

Bk. 13A, p. 14-17; Bk. iSA, p. 18-20; Bk. IsA, p. 28-31; Warren, P. Bk. 13A, p. 35-36; 487-90;619-22;625-27; Wells (Premier) Bk. isA, p. 7-9; Windsor 434-40; Bk. 13A, p. 30-35; 541- 45; Bk. 15A, p. 34-36; 573-75; Bk. 17A, p. 20- 23;27-29; 646-54;692-96; Winsor 447-48;4$0-82; Bk. 16A, p. 33-35; Woodford Bk. 13A, p. 6; Bk. iSA, p. 15; 587-93;622-25; Bk. 17A, p. 36-36 Carried 700 INTERIM Supply Act (Bill 12) First reading 700 Second reading 700 Third reading 700 INTERNAL Economy Commission Report of activities for 1990 tabled Mr.

Speaker 2113 JOB creation program Notice of motion Doyle 1739 Debate Cowan 1817-20; Doyle 1814-17; 1833-35; Dumaresque 1825-28; Heam 1829-33; Power 1820- 25 Resolution defeated 1835 JOHNSON, Paul, commendation on the restoration of Signal Hill Gullage 2409; Harris 2409; Simms 2409 JURY Act (Bill 3) Notice of motion Dicks 39 First reading 92 Second reading Dicks 17$i;1788-91; Harris 1784-88; Verge 1781- 84 Committee of the Whole Assembly Dicks 2129-30; Simms 2129 Third reading 219$ LP - JUSTICE Judicial inquiry into death at local hotel Wells (Premier) 461; Windsor 461 JUSTICE Minister (P.

Dicks) Reason for resignation from Cabinet Aylward, R. 2589; Wells (Premier) 2589 KRUGER Mill, Corner Brook Amending agreement to the Put Agreement tabled Kitchen 1510; Verge 1510 Downtime and layoffs 76

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Right2413;2450-51;Wells(Premier)2451;Wood- ford2413;2450-51 Extensionapproved Kelland839;Parsons839 Newtechnologyforforestoperations Aylward,R.2862;Flight2862 Plansformill;loggingoperations Verge2585-87;Wells(Premier)2586-88 Thirdextension Kelland738-39;Verge738-39 LABOURBill(Bill16) CharterofRightsandFreedoms-notwithstanding clause Verge771-72;Wells(Premier)771-73 CollectivebargainingbetweenunionsandTreasury Board Cowan378;453;Simms378;452 Legalchallenge-massivelayoffs Baker1366-67;Simms1366-67;Verge1364-65; Wells(Premier)1365 Payequityadjustments Harris986-87;Wells(Premier)987 Section8-compensationforlostwagesandbenefits duringtherestraintperiod Baker774-75;Winsor774-75 LABOURRelationsAct(Bill26) Noticeofmotion Cowan1706 Firstreading1740 LABOURRelationsAct,No.2(Bill40) Noticeofmotion Decker2153 Firstreading2165 Secondreading Baker2165-66;2170;Harris2167-70;Rideout 2166-67 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2191 Thirdreading219$ LABOURRelationsAct,No.3(Bill47) Noticeofmotion Grimes2347 Firstreading2381 Secondreading Grimes3172-75;3186-87;Harris3181-66;Murphy 3177-80;Tobin3180-81;Winsor3175-77 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Grimes3206-08;Harris3207 Thirdreading3236 RoyalAssent3237 LABOURRelationsBoard Appointments Cowan1953;Doyle1953 Reportfor1990 Cowan603 LABOURStandardsAct Layoffsinpublicservice Cowan635;Woodford635 Protectionofworkers Cowan559-60;Harris559-60 LABRADORbridgecontract PublicTenderActExceptions Aylward,R.69;Gilbert69 LABRADORtravelsubsidyprogram Gullage2379-80;2414;Snow,A.2379- $0;2406;2413-14 Additionalfunding Gullage3094;Snow,A.3094 LANDSurveyorsAct(Bill29) Noticeofmotion Kelland1594 Firstreading167$ Secondreading Aylward,R.2648-49;Flight2648-49 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Aylward,R.3144-46;Right3145 Thirdreading3236 RoyalAssent3237 LANDSAct(Bill22) Noticeofmotion Kelland959 Firstreading997 Secondreading Aylward,R.2593-99;2637-43;Decker2573-76; Right2531-36;2565-67;2646-48;Heam2611-16; Hodder2616-19;2629-30;Matthews2606-11;Par sons2576-$2;2589-90;2631-36;Tobin2599-2605; Warren,G.2536-41;2560-65;Winsor2590-93; Woodford2567-73;2643-46 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Baker3133;3138-40;Dumaresque3141-43;Right 3132;3136-37;Tobin3143;Warren,0.3131-43; Woodford3136 Thirdreading3236 RoyalAssent3237 LAWfirms Governmentpolicyusedinretaininglawfirms Verge1066-68;Wells(Premier)1067-68 LAWSocietyAct(Bill5) Noticeofmotion Dicks39 Firstreading92 Secondreading 17

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Dicks 13$$-$9;1392; Harris 1391-92; Simms 1389- 91 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2094 Third reading 219$ LAYOFFS In public service Effect on unemployment Employment Generation Program Cowan 239-40; Doyle 239-40 Labour Standards Act Cowan 635; Woodford 635 LEADER of the Opposition, best wishes on retirement Harris 2139; Rideout 2140; Simms 2139; Wells (Premier) 213$ LEGISLATIVE Estimates - Committee of Supply Carried 1717 LIBRA House in Happy Valley Increase provincial grant Baker 3089-90; Verge 3088-90; Wells (Premier) 3088-89 LIQUOR Corporation Act (Bill 42) Notice of motion Kitchen 2211 First reading 2245 LIVESTOCK Owners Compensation Board Annual report tabled Right 3202 LOAN Act Notice of motion Kitchen 1286 Debate Aylward, K. 2134-35; Hewlett 2132-34; Kitchen 2130-32; Rideout 2135-36; Simms 2132 Resolution carried 2136 LOAN Act (Bill 23) First reading 2137 Second reading 2137 Third reading 2137 LOAN and Guarantee Act Notice of motion Kitchen 848 Debate Decker 1199-1201; Efford 1203-05; Harris 1190- 92; 120 1-03; 1205-07; Kitchen 1184-85; 1194-96; Mat thews 1192-94; Simms 1196-99; Tobin 1167-90; Windsor 1185-87 Resolution carried 1207 LOAN and Guarantee Act (Bill 19) First reading 1207 Second reading 1207 Third reading 1207 LOAN and Guarantee Act, No. 2 Notice of motion Kitchen 2699 LOAN guarantees List tabled Kitchen 352 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Notice of motion Kitchen 848 Debate Kitchen 1150-56; 1184; Windsor 1156-62; 1181-84 Resolution carried 1184 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act (Bill 18) First reading 1207 Second reading 1207 Third reading 1207 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act, No. 2 Notice of motion Kitchen 2699 LOCAL preference policy See ATLANTIC Economic Union LONG Island Feny service Aylward, R. 1222; Gilbert 1223; Hewlett 1068;1221;1405; Simms 1406; Winsor 1069 LOTTERIES Increase in revenues Kitchen 3052; Windsor 3052 LOTTERIES Act (Bill 32) Notice of motion Dicks 1707 First reading 1740 Second reading Baker 3211-15;3226-29; Harris 3215-19; Hodder 3224-26; Verge 32 19-24 Committee of the Whole Assembly Baker 3230-35; Harris 3231-34; Verge 3230-36 Third reading 3236 Royal Assent 3238 LOWER Churchill development Federal fmancial support (W.Q. #6) Gibbons 506 Land claims negotiations with Innu Gibbons 3050; Harris 3049-50; Wells (Premier) 3050 Proposal to Federal Government (W.Q. #14) Gibbons 2153 Statement in Evening Telegram;

article regarding Hydro Quebec Gibbons 1361-63; Rideouc 1361-62; 1363 18

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX StatusofnegotiationswithQuebec Gibbons1362-63;1506;3049;Harris3049;Hewlett 1362-63;Rideout1506 Transmissionline(W.Q.#5) Gibbons506 Updateonnegotiations Gibbons3199;Hewlett3199 MALLBayInDistrictofSt.Mary’s-TheCapes Roadupgrading Heam2158 MARINEAtlantic FenyratestocoastalLabrador SeeFERRYandfreightratestocoastal Labrador MARINEInstitute Answertoquestionregardinglegislation Warren,P.2244 ProtestingtakeoverbyMemorialUniversity Heam2211;Matthews2212 TakeoverbyMemorialUniversity Heam2207-08;Wells(Premier)2207-08 Tuitionfees Heam2309-10;3162-63;Warren,P.2310;3162-63 MARINEServiceCentreatPortdeGrave Answertoquestion Carter2007 Proposaltoleasefacility Carter1972-73;Matthews1972-73 MARYSTOWNShipyard SeealsoHIBERNIA BullArm-constructionofbarges Tobin1471;Wells(Premier)1471 Future Furey2280-82;Tobin2280-81 Meetingwithemployees Furey311;Tobin311 Newemploymentinitiatives Furey1484;Harris1483;Matthews1488;Tobin 1470-71;1481;1489;Wells(Premier)1470-71 TenderforconstructionofcranesforCowHead facility Gilbert385;Tobin385 MCP Coveragetohealthcarebeexpanded Decker846-47;Warren,G.846-47 Optometricclaims Aylward,R.739-40;Decker739-40 MECHANICSLienAct(Bill58) Noticeofmotion Gover2940 Firstreading3061 Secondreading Baker3170;72;Harris3171-72;Windsor3170-71 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly3208 Thirdreading3236 RoyalAssent3238 MEDICALCareCommission Annualreporttabled Decker679 MEDICALresearchatMemorialUniversity Establishmentofatoxicologycenter Decker2896-97;Doyle2896-97 MEDICAREprogram Noticeofmotion Harris1960 Debate Aylward,K.2672-76;Doyle2670-72; Dumaresque2680-84;Efford2666-70;Harris 2662-66;2686-89;Heam2684-86;Matthews2676- $0 Carried2689 MEETINGbetweenAtlanticProvinces Discussionsonfiscalpolicy;wagerollback Wells(Premier)3196-98;Windsor3196-98 MEETINGwithPrimeMinister Discussionregardingtransferpaymentsandsocial programs Harris3198-99;Wells(Premier)3198-99 MEMORIALUniversity Budgetestimates Rideout271-73;309-10;Warren,P.196;271- 73;309-10;Winsor196 Enrollment Harris504;Warren,P.504;560-61;Winsor560 ExtensionArts Gullage709;802-03;Harris709;801-02 ExtensionServicesclosure Aylward,R.85$;Baker1146;Cowan1149; Doyle1147;Dumaresque854;1292;Efford$89; Greening680;Gullage712;812;Harris 605;638;642;643;680;719;812;$53;888;926;1144;1178- $0;1290;Heam711;$55;$$7;925;1105;Kitchen 852;Parsons$56;Rideout273;456-57;Simms $40,Tobin959;1180;1518;Verge563;603;633- 35;M1;710718;744;811;851;960;1106;1145;War ren,G.850-5l;$55;Warren,P.273;456- 59;565;606;633;638;643;645;680;746;961;1107; Wells(Premier)633-35;63$-39;$40;Winsor457- 59;564;644;745;1148;1291;Woodford858 Harlowcampus(Answertoquestion) Warren,P.8$4;924 Harlowcampus-annualoperatingcosts 19

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Sinims 841; Warren, P. 841 Tuition fees - increase Heam 64; Warren, P. 64 Tuition fees - statement by Dr. Arthur May Baker 34-35; Heam 34-35 MEMORIAL University Act (Bill 3$) Notice of motion Warren, P. 2347 First reading 2381 Second reading Aylward, R. Bk. 8SA, p. 14-17; Baker 2649-50; Barrett Bk. 85A, p. 11-14; Doyle Bk. 85A, p. 5-9; Harris Bk. 85A, p. 20-23; Heam 2650-54; Mat thews Bk. $SA, p. 3-5; Verge Bk. 85A, p. 17-20; Warren, P.

Bk. 85A, p. 1-3;23-25; Winsor Bk. 85A, p. 9-11 Committee of the Whole Assembly 3146 Third reading 3236 Royal Assent 3237 MEMORIAL University Extension Services closure Notice of motion Rideout 1035 Debate Aylward, K. 1128-29; Grimes 1120-25; Parsons 1125-28; Rideout 110$-121129-33; Tobin 1116-20; Warren, P. 1112-16 Motion defeated 1134 MENINGITIS situation Education program Decker 3160; Doyle 3160 Update Decker 556-57;?? 1; Hewlett 771; Power 556-57 MILLER, Constable Frank, best wishes upon retirement Dicks 631; Harris 632; Sums 631 MINERAL Licences and Mining Leases report Tabled Gibbons 1594 MINIMUM wage Increase to child care workers - effect on social assis tance recipients Efford 1436-37; Hodder 1435-37 Increase to domestic workers - effect Efford 1504; Verge 1437-39; 1504; Wells (Premier) 1437-39 MINING and Mineral Exploration Advisory Council formed Gibbons 2302; Hewlett 2302 MINING industry - payroll tax revenues Notice of motion Snow, A. 2312 Debate Gibbons 2356-58; Harris 2353-56; Kitchen 2351- 53; Ramsay 2367-68; Simms 2363-67; Small 2361- 63; Snow, A. 2347-50;2368-71; Winsor 2358-61 Resolution defeated 2371 MINISTER of Health Diagnostic services at St.

Clare’s hospital Aylward, R. 1474-75;1515-16; Decker 1474- 75;1510-16; Power 1510-14; Rideout 1475-77; Verge 1516-17; Wells (Premier) 1476;1516-18 MINISTER of Justice and Attorney General - appoint ment Appointment from outside elected caucus Parsons 2480-82; Simms 2446-47;2479-80; Wells (Premier) 2446-47;2479-82 Appointment of Edward Roberts and Aubrey Gover Sums 2445; Wells (Premier) 2445 MINISTER of Social Services Ministerial conduct Doyle 1028-29; Rideout 1030; Wells (Premier) 1028-30 Statements Rideout 1062; Wells (Premier) 1062 MINISTERIAL Statements ACOA/Enterprise Network Cooperative Agreement Baker 1209 Agri-Foods Task Force report Right 702 Agricultural industry - “Uruguay Round” of trade negotiations under “GATT” Eight 3121 Alcohol and Drug Dependency Commission - ap pointment of coordinators Decker 455 Alternative measures programs Efford 153 Amalgamation - tabled the resolution to be intro duced Gullage 1767 Amalgamation of six separate municipalities Guflage 2372 Atlantic Economic Union Agreement - removal of local preference policy Wells (Premier) 2270 Bay St.

George Community Employment Corpora tion - congratulations Efford 1660 Big game licence fees and procedures - changes Kelland 231 Buckmaster’s Circle public housing project - funding Guflage 1319 Budgetary position for current fiscal year 20

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Kitchen2476 BullArmsite-fatality-resultsoftheinvestigation Grimes2510 CanadaWinterGames,Newfoundlandcontingent- congratulations Guflage29 CanadianSealersAssociation-$100,000grant Right632 Capitalroadsprogram Gilbert914 CensusDayinCanada-June4,1991 Baker2105 ClerkoftheHouseandOfficeoftheLegislative Counsel,appointments Wells(Premier)2751 CommitteeformedtoreviewSocialAssistancePro gramforsingleparentspursuingpost-secondary education Efford152 CornerBrookPulpandPaperLimited-amending agreementtothePutAgreement Kitchen1510 CornerBrookPulpandPaperLimited-extensionto completiondate Kelland839 Dayofobservanceforworkerskilled,injuredordis abledonthejob-wreathlayingceremony Cowan1360 DebenturesintheCanadiancapitalmarket-negotia tionscompleted Kitchen344 DepartmentofHealth-appointmentofAssistant DeputyMinister Decker2967 DepartmentofSocialServices-structuralchanges Hogan2752 DepartmentalSalaryDetails-newsmediacomments Baker1318 DesignationofAtlanticpuffinasprovincialbird Right3155 Driver’slicenceandvehiclepermitrenewalapplica tionpayments Gilbert1170 DrugAwarenessWeek Decker2551 Dumptruckindustry-newregulations Gilbert2142 EconomicCouncilofNewfoundlandandLabrador mergerwithAdvisoryBoardoftheEconomic RecoveryCommission Wells(Premier)2103 EmploymentResponseProgram-additionalfunds Grimes2892 EmploymentResponseProgram-jobcreation programsforMunicipalandProvincialAffairs Gullage2510 EmploymentResponseProgramannouncedonOc tober4th-statusreport Grimes2549-50 EndowmentfundestablishedinhonourofLeeWuiff Wells(Premier)2690 EnterpriseCorporation-firstreporttabled Furey1358 Fishery-ProvincialGovernment’sproposalonjoint management Caner2930-31 FisheryResponseProgramannouncedonOctober 4th-update Carter254$ ForestaccessroadinChouseBrookarea-contract awarded Right190 Forestryagreement Right25-26 ForestryProtectionCentre,NorthWestRiver, Labrador Right61 HousingcomplexforseniorcitizensinStephenville Crossing Gullage2931 Housingprograms-allocationoffundingfor1991 Gullage1433 HughesCommissionofEnquiryreport-receiptand releaseofthereport Dicks1999 LabourRelationsBoard-appointments Cowan1953 MiningandMineralExploration,AdvisoryCouncil Gibbons2302 MinisterofJusticeandAttorneyGeneralappointed- EdwardRoberts;AubreyGover Wells(Premier)2445 Motorvehicleregistrationfees-increase Gilbert554 MulticulturalEducationCommittee-draftcopyof policy Warren,P.417 Municipalelectionsinnewlyamalgamatedareas Gullage3193 NationalAccessAwarenessWeek Cowan2034 NationalAccessAwarenessWeek-government’sin itiativesfordisabledpersons Gilbert2071 NationalConsumerWeek Dicks1210 21

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX structure Gibbons 3154 1351 Closure motion on 659;692 Closure motion on Act (Bill 50) 2941;29 80 National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women; committee established Baker 3084 National Tourism Week Furey 1766 Newfoundland Hydro - changes in management Flight 2478 Wooddale Tree Nursery - employment situation Flight 2072 World AIDS Day designated Decker 2891 MINISTERS relieved of duties Minister of Works, Services - executive assistant for minister Aylward, R. 2899; Wells (Premier) 2899 Minister of Works, Services and Transportation Matthews 2448-49; Wells (Premier) 2448-50 Salaries Matthews 2416; Wells (Premier) 2416 MORGAN report to Internal Economy Commission regarding compensation to members Part-time Member Baker 2240; Dicks 2346; Efford 2240;2346 MOTIONS Chainnan’s ruling on closure motion challenged 664 Closure motion in Committee stage of Bill 16 (Labour Bill) Bk. 27A, p. 35; 998 Closure motion in Committee stage of Bill 50 (Amal gamation Act) 3016;3061 Closure motion on Ontario Provincial Police requested to investigate in cident at Brittany Inns Dicks 602 Petroleum exploration and development - Call for Postings Gibbons 2105 Petroleum exploration and development - Request for Bids for permits Gibbons 3016 Polar bear hunting season Kelland 1135 Provincial Government buildings officially smoke free Baker 670 Provincial parks - changes Kelland 270 Provincial parks - regulations for control of off-road vehicles and firearms Kelland 950 Public Service - changes in the executive level Wells (Premier) 416 Recreation Capital Grants Program - funding for gymnasia in Makkovilc and Mount Cannel schools Gullage 2620 Resignation of Minister of Social Services Wells (Premier) 2034 Round Table on Environment and Economy - ap pointment; status report Kelland 736 Rural and Native Housing Program for Labrador Gullage 2152 Sawmill Assistance Program Flight 2303 Small game hunting licence and fees Kelland 233 Spray program Eight 1584 Tax reform - government’s position; school tax elimination Kitchen 3086 Teachers - collective agreement reached Baker 494;671 Vehicle wrecks - amendments to Waste Material (Dis posal) Act Kelland 985 Wood shipment from Goose Bay to Stephenville mill Gasoline Tax Act Interim Supply second reading of Amalgamation Closure motion on second reading of Bill 16 (Labour Bill) 81 1;860 Closure motion on third reading of Bill 50 (Amal gamation Act) 3053;3096 Closure motion on Third Reading of Labour Bill (Bill 16) 1052; 1075 Committee of Supply - Executive Council Estimates 1492-1501;1520-43;1552-$3; 1599-1621;1678- 90; 1708-17 Concurrence - Government Services Estimates Com mittee 2063-70 Concurrence - Resource Estimates Committee 2052-63 Concurrence - Social Services Estimates Committee 2086-94 22

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX EstimatesCommittees-Headsofexpenditure;mem bers 1256 Fishery-Federalproposalregardingaregionalagen cy(ProcedureunderS.O.23) 2864 OrdersoftheDayberead 685-87 Reasonedamendment-secondreadingofBill16 $18;Bk.24A,p.35 SelectCommitteebeappointedtodraftanAddress inReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone 7-24 Sixmonthshoist-amendmenttobillregardingamal gamation(Bill50) 2746;2913 Sixmonthshoist-amendmenttoCrownLandsAct (Bill22) 2562;2631 WhiteRibbonCampaign-campaignagainstviolence againstwomen 3045 MOUNTPearlFireDepartment Aylward,R.2524;Gullage2418;2522;2525;2528; Matthews2529;Windsor2418;2520;2523;2526; Woodford2521 Fireservice Gullage2514-15;Windsor2514-15 PollbyCorporateResearchAssociates Wells(Premier)2830-31;Windsor2830-31 MULLETI’,Abe,bestwisheson100thbIrthday Guflage2548;Parsons254$ MULTICULTURALEducationCommittee Draftcopyofpolicy Verge418;Warren,P.417 MUNICIPALAuthoritiesAmendmentsAct(Bill50) Noticeofmotion Gullage2243 Firstreading2312 Secondreading Aylward,R.2779-87;Bk.81A,p.1-7;Barrett 2821-23;Gullage2709-12;2724-30;Harris2816- 21;Bk.81A,p.28-33;Bk.83A,p.4-7;Heam 2876-82;Bk.81A,p.7-12;2985-88;Hodder2998- 3001;Matthews28$2-88;2901;2919-27;Murphy 2993-98;Noel2805-11;Bk.83A,p.1-4;Parsons 2799-2$05;2913-19;Reid2775-79;Simms2903-13; Bk.$1A,p.12-28;3004-0$;Snow,A.2811-16; Tobin2741-50;2988-93;Verge2866-70;Warren, G.2901-03;Windsor2767-75;Bk.81A,p.33- 38;2980-84;Winsor2761-67;2927-29;Woodford 2730-41;2$70-76;3001-04 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Aylward,R.3077-79;Baker3081;Gullage3067- 71;Harris3075-77;Matthews3079-81;Parsons 3061-65;Warren,G.3065-67;Windsor3071- 75;3082 Thirdreading Windsor3096-3101 RoyalAssent3237 MUNICIPALcapitalworksprogram Recreationprograms Gullage1323;Winsor1322 Waterandsewerandpavingprojects Gullage383-84;449-50;1140-41;1164;Tobin383- 84;448-49;1140-41;1163 Whenlistofprojectswillbeannounced Gullage121$;1887;Parsons1887;Tobin121$ MUNICIPALelectionsInnewlyamalgamatedareas Gullage3193;Woodford3193 MUNICIPALITIES Budgetsfor1991-deficitbudgets Gullage706-07;Winsor706 Electricalpowersubsidiesprogram Gullage1322;Winsor1321 Increaseinmunicipaltaxes Wells(Premier)2627-28;Woodford2627-28 Municipalgrantstructure-financialimplicationsof newsystem Gullage2695-96;Woodford2695 Municipalgrantstructure-Pilley’sIsland Hewlett1375;Simms1376 Municipalgrantstructure-roadscomponent Aylward,R.3157-58;Gullage2938;3157-5$; Wells(Premier)2828-29;Woodford2827-28;2937- 38 Municipalgrantstructure;debtservicecosts Guflage96-97;639-40;Tobin96-97;Woodford 639-40 Municipalgrantssystem;GarnishandPointMay Guflage599-600;Matthews599-600 Municipaloperatinggrants(Answertoquestion) Gullage2941 Roadscomponent(Answertoquestion) Wells(Premier)2837 MUNICIPALITIES-reductioninfunding Noticeofmotion Doyle1369 Debate Doyle1444-47;1463-6$;Gullage1448-51;Reid 1455-60;Tobin1451-55;Woodford1460-63 Resolutiondefeated1468 NATIONALAccessAwarenessWeek Cowan2034;Simms2035 23

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Government initiatives to integrate disabled people Gilbert 2071; Simms 2071 NATIONAL Consumer Week Aylward, R. 1211; Dicks 1210 NATIONAL Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women Committee established Baker 3084; Harris 3086; Verge 3085 NATIONAL Sea Products Southside plant - proposed shrimp operation Carter 158$; Matthews 1588 NATIONAL Tourism Week furey 1766; Windsor 1766 NATIVE peoples land claims negotiations Gibbons 3050; Han-is 3049-50; Wells (Premier) 3050 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Computer Services Limited Annual report tabled Baker 506 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Housing Corpora- tion Increase in rent Gullage 1323-24; Tobin 1323 NEWFOUNDLAND Crop Insurance Annual report tabled Eight 3202 NEWFOUNDLAND Crop Insurance Act (Bill 30) Notice of motion Eight 1853 First reading 1927 Second reading Eight 2084-85; Woodford 2085 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2127 Third reading 2198 NEWFOUNDLAND Gazette Editions from April 20/90 to Apr. 19/91 tabled Dicks 1369 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Assessment of the assets of Hydro Gibbons 102; Power 102 Changes in management Gibbons 3154; Hewlett Cost of phaseout of PDD Gibbons 3161; Hewlett Difference in bills in Nain Gibbons 2558; Wan-en, Expansion of facility at Holyrood - sulphur emissions Gibbons 2040-41; Rideout 2040-41; Wells (Premier) 2040 Holyrood facility - emissions (Answer to question) Kelland 2113-14 Newfoundland Processing (Come by Chance) - ar rears 2859-60 Pay equity agreement Baker 278-79; Harris 277-79 Policy concerning mini hydro sites Gibbons 2860-61; Woodford 2860-61 Power distribution disthcts (PDD) - privatization Gibbons 99; Rideout 9$; Wells (Premier) 100 Privatization Gibbons 98-99; Rideout 96;98; Wells (Premier) 96 Report for 1990 tabled Gibbons 1369 Request for increase Gibbons 2557;3051; Parsons 3050-51; Woodford 2557 Source of power beyond year 2000; plant at Holyrood Aylward, K. 1363-64; Gibbons 1364 NEWFOUNDLAND Information Services Budget increase Aylward, R.597-98; Baker 597-99 NEWFOUNDLAND Law Reform Commission Act (Bill 13) Notice of motion Dicks 39 First reading 92 Second reading Dicks 1385;1387-$8; Harris 1386-87; Simms 1385- 86 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2094 Third reading 2198 NEWFOUNDLAND Liquor Licensing Board Annual report tabled Kitchen 2113 Merge with Newfoundland Liquor Corporation Baker 555-56;668-69; Windsor 555-56;667-68 NEWFOUNDLAND Manufacturers’ Association - ex hibition at Curling Club Harris 1974; Rideout 1974; Wells (Premier) 1974 NEWFOUNDLAND Telephone CRTC - intervention in applications Harris 419; Wells (Premier) 419 Layoff of operators in Goose Bay Cowan 419; Harris 418-19; Kelland 419 NEWFOUNDLAND Volunteer War Service Medal Act (Bill 46) Notice of motion 3155 subsidy 3161 as opposed to St.

John’s G. 2558 24

HANSARDSUBJECTiNDEX Baker2211 Firstreading2245 NORANDAMines Relocationofoffices Gibbons3156-57;Simms3156-57 NORTHWestRiver Newhealthcareclinic Decker2151;Harris2151 NOTICEofmotionofclosure Pointoforder Barrett660;664 Rulingchallenged Simms664 NOTICESofmotion-procedure Pointoforder Simms670 Ruling Mr.Speaker670 NURSING Decker420;Power420 Bumpingprocedures Baker$04;Matthews$04 Nurses’unionbeexemptfromSection8ofBill16 Baker841-43;Power841-42 Nursingschool-closure Decker421;Power421 Nursingschools-merger Decker2721;Doyle2721 OCCUPANCYregulationforbuildings AnswertoquestionaskedduringdebateonBill53 Gullage3202-03 OFFSHOREDevelopmentFund Answertoquestion Gibbons3164 Reportofactivitiestabled Gibbons1177 Update Furey3127-28;Power3127-28 OLDandNewBonaventure Roadconditions Aylward,R.1070;Baker1072;1075;Harris1072; Oldford1070;Tobin1073 OLDPerticanHospital SeeHEALTHcare ONTARIOProvincialPolice AppointedtoinvestigateincidentatBrittanyInns Dicks602;Harris603;Windsor602 OPTOMETRYAct(Bill9) Noticeofmotion Decker38 Firstreading92 Secondreading Decker2232-34;Windsor2233;Winsor2232 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2246 Thirdreading2313 RoyalAssent2332 ORALQuestions Abitibi-Price-bondrating;downtime Right2789-91;304$-49;Hodder3048-49;Simms 2789-90 Abitibi-Price-GrandFallshydroproject;operations inNewfoundland Right1280-81;Kelland744;Simms743;Wells (Premier)743;Woodford1280 AdjustmentProgramforFishPlantWorkers- amountpaidtoFPIandNatSea Cowan561;Matthews561 AdoptionofChildrenAct-amendments Efford1705;Hodder1705 Agri-FoodsTaskForceReport Aylward,R.1629-30;2972;Flight67-68;314- 15;1629-30;2972-73;Woodford67-68;314-15 AlliedHealthProfessionals Aylward,R.2006;Baker1970-72;2006;2074-75; Decker1970;Power1970;Simms1970-72;2073-74 Amalgamation Aylward,R.1772-74;1808-10;Baker2897;Gul lage1102-03;1248-49;1402;1623-27;1662-64;1703- 05;1771-77;1884-86;1921-23;2418;2971- 72;3015;3124-26;315$-60;3163;Harris2757- 58;2971;3015;Hodder3124-25;Parsons1774- 75;2755;2897;Rideout1662-63;1703-05;1775- 77;1804-06;1847-49;Simms1623-24;2692;2753-55; Tobin1102-03;1248-49;1770-71;1810;;884-$5;3158- 59;Verge1594;1625;1845-46;2692-94;2720- 21;3163;Wells(Premier)1402;1551-52;1592- 94;1625-28;1664-65;1770-71;1804-1810;1845- 49;2692-94;2720-21;2754-5$;2830;Windsor 1402;1551-52;1592-93;1626-28;1664-65;1771- 72;1921-23;241$;2829 AmalgamationinNortheastAvalon-Bill50-draft copyofbill Gullage2345-46;Woodford2345-46 Appointmentsfromoutsideofelectedcaucus-Jus ticeMinister Parsons2480-82;Simms2446-47;2479-80;Wells (Premier)2446-47;2479-82 Aquarena-transitiontoCityofSt.John’s Gullage2451-52;Parsons2451-52;Simms2691; Wells(Premier)2691 ArtsandCultureCentres-future Gullage1881-82;Verge1881-82 25

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Arts and Culture Centres - tender awarded APPA Communications Aylward, R. 2042-43; Wells (Premier) 2042-43 Atlantic Economic Union - local preference policy; tax policy Harris 2282; Siinms 2275-77;2304-2307; Wells (Premier) 2275-80;2282;2304-07; Windsor 2277-so Baie Verte mines workers - decision by Labour Standards Board regarding wages Cowan 559; Gibbons 559; Grimes 2417-18; Harris 558-59;2417 Blue Ocean Products of Argentia - status Carter 158$; Matthews 1588 Budget deficit - meeting with unions Baker 3122-23; Windsor 3122-23 Budget measures; cutbacks Power 160; Rideout 161-62; Wells (Premier) 160; 162 Budget projections - deficit Baker 30-32;55$;1397;2237; Gullage 223$; Kitchen 596-97;677-78; 1279; 1320-21;2043-44;2205-07;255$- 59; Rideout 30-32; Simms 1396-97; Windsor 557- 58;596-97;677-78; 1279; 1 320-21;2043-44;2204- 06;2236-38;2558- 59 Budgetary position - further cutbacks Kitchen 2484-85; Wells (Premier) 2484; Winsor 2484-85 Burgeo and Port Saunders hospitals - awarding of design contracts Aylward, R.1137-38;1245-46; Gilbert 1137- 38; 1245-46 Burn Peninsula Health Care Board’s budget; St.

Lawrence clinic Decker 276-77; Matthews 276-77 Cabot Institute - discontinuance of programs 1-learn 878-79; Warren, P. 878-79 Canada Games Park - transfer to City of St.

John’s Simms 2691; Wells (Premier) 2691 Canadian Saitfish Corporation - future Carter 1101-02; Matthews 1100-02 Capital works program Baker 2342; Grimes 2342; Winsor 2341-42 Caribou game farm in Peter’s River area Eight 2795-96; Warren, G. 2795-96 Central Newfoundland Hospital - cutbacks Decker 1471-73; Simms 1471-72 Child care - regulations Verge 1033; Wells (Premier) 1033 Child Welfare Act - amendments to protect young people Efford 1 104;1325-26; Hodder 1 103-04;1324-26 Chiropractic services - coverage under Workers’ Compensation Doyle 3091; Grimes 3091 Chiropractor’s Act - status of recommendations Decker 3090-91; Doyle 3090-91 Collective agreements - government’s position Baker 1957-59; Cowan 773-74; Doyle 1957-59; Matthews 773-74 Collective agreements - Labour Bill (Bill 16); rollback Cowan 378-79; Simms 378-79 Collective agreements - meeting with unions; state ments Aylward, R. 1699-1701; Baker 1698-1702; Cowan 1703; Doyle 1701-03; Simms 1698-99 Collective agreements - wage settlements; wage freeze; union proposals Baker 193-94;236-37;351;495-97;676;992-93; Har ris 197; Simms 236-37;351;495-97;675;991-92; Verge 159; Wells (Premier) 159;197; Windsor 192- 94 Come by Chance oil refmery Gibbons 2311;2859-60;2974; Grimes 2311; Hewlett 2311; Snow, A. 2859-60;2974 Come by Chance Oil Refmery - report on emissions Harris 1973;2005-06; Kelland 1973;2005-06 Community colleges and institutes - reduction in Budget Heam 595-96; Warren, P. 595-96 Community development projects - announced employment program $5m Baker 2377; Grimes 2209;2308-09; Hogan 2209;2376; Matthews 2376; Wells (Premier) 2309; Winsor 2209;230$-09 Community development projects - reduction in Budget Efford 194-96; Hodder 194-95 Confederation Building - security Gilbert 1662; Simms 1661-62; Wells (Premier) 1661-62 Conflict of Interest guidelines for Cabinet Ministers; independent commissioner Sinuns 1173-75; Wells (Premier) 1172-75; Winsor 1172-73 Constitution Verge 65;2000-01; Wells (Premier) 65;2000-01 Constitutional amending process - Premier’s submis sion to Joint Committee Harris 954-55; Wells (Premier) 954-56 Counselling program - contracting Out Efford 1737-38; Harris 1737-38 Coyne, Deborah, former constitutional advisor, salary Aylward, R. 2900; Wells (Premier) 2900 Coyote population Eight 2722-24; Hodder 2722-23 CRTC - proposed reduction in CBC service Gullage 502-04; Snow, A. 502-03 26

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX DavisInlet-relocation Gullage2150-51;Warren,G.2150-51 DenominationalcollegesonMemorialUniversity campus-electricalsubsidy Warren,G.238-39;Warren,P.238;Wells (Premier)238-39 DepartmentofEducation-furtherlayoffs Simms1396;Warren,P.1396 DepartmentofSocialServices-eliminationofposi tionatSt.Mary’soffice Efford1439-40;Heam1439-40 DepartmentofSocialServices-Lowereporton workplacestress;taskforce Hodder2793-94;Hogan2793-94 DepartmentofSocialServices-Marystownoffice- healthandsafetyproblems Cowan917;Efford918-20;952-54;Matthews916- 19;952-54 DepartmentofWorks,ServicesandTransportation- numberofpositionstobeeliminated Aylward,R.313-14;Gilbert313-14 Departmentsalarybudgets-estimates;layoffs Baker678-79;Heam67$ DepartmentalSalaryDetails Baker1252;1396;Doyle1367-68;Simms 1251;1396;Wells(Premier)1367-68 DeputyMinisterofEducation-whenpositionwill beappointed Harris1218;Warren,P.1218 Drugprogramforseniorcitizens Decker1246-48;Warren,G.1246-47 Dumptruckoperators-LabourRelationsAct;union certification Cowan1065-66;1628-29;Doyle1065;1628-29;210$- 11;Rideout1065;Wells(Premier)2108-11 EasternCommunityCollege-campusesatClaren villeandBonavista Heam2791-92;Warren,P.2791-92 EasternCommunityCollegeinBurin-relocation Tobin312;Warren,P.312 EconomicRecoveryCommission Doyle920-21;Matthews1738;Wells(Premier) 920-21;1739 EconomicRecoveryCommission-EnterpriseNew foundlandandLabrador-$44million;advertising andpromotionexpenses Doyle986;Simms770;Wells(Premier)770- 71;986; EconomicRecoveryCommissionandEnterprise NewfoundlandandLabrador-budget Baker595;Verge595 EconomicUnion-WhitePaper;tradebarriers Harris1807-08;Wells(Premier)1807-08 Economy-economicplan Rideout2107-08;Simms2202-04;Wells(Premier) 2107-0$;2202-04 Economy-impactoflostjobsandlostincome Kitchen775-76;Snow,A.775 Education-Budgetforsubstituteteachers Baker915-16;987-88;Heam915-16;Winsor987- 8$ Education-departmentalsalaryvote;Schoolforthe Deaf;schoolbusing Heam2516;Warren,P.2516 Education-layoffs Simms805;Warren,P.196-97;805;Winsor196 Education-schoolboardfunding Heam2969-70;Warren,P.2969-70 Electricalrates-freeze;retailsalestax Gibbons601;Harris601;Hewlett600;Kitchen 600-01 EmploymentGenerationProgram Cowan240;1735;Doyle240;1735 Employmentprogramtooffsetunemploymentsitua tion Cowan881-83;Doyle881-82;Grimes2209-10; Hogan2209;Wells(Premier)2342;Winsor2208- 09;2342 EmploymentResponseProgram-Departmentof MunicipalAffairs Guflage2698;Warren,G.2698 Environment-responsibility Kelland991;Parsons990-91;Wells(Premier)990 EstablishedProgramsFinancing(EPF) Harris36-37;Hewlett742;Kitchen742;1177; Power1177;Wells(Premier)37 Federalbudget-pie-budgetconsultations Harris2861;Wells(Premier)2861 FederalDepartmentofFisheries-cutinexpenditures Harris97-98;Kitchen98 Federal/ProvincialFinanceMinisters’meetings- transferpayments Baker63;Rideout62-63;Wells(Premier)63 FerryandfreightratestocoastalLabrador-increase Gilbert505-06;Warren,G.505 FireDepartment-costtocommunitiesinNortheast Avalon Baker2897;Parsons2897 Fiscalpolicy-meetingbetweenAtlanticProvinces; wagerollback Wells(Premier)3196-98;Windsor3196-98 FishplantatBelleoram Carter2311;Matthews2311 FishplantatNain Carter1326;Warren,G.1326 Fishwastedisposal Carter1141-42;Furey1142;Kelland1141;Mat thews1141-42 27

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Fisheries Loan Board Caner 3$ 1;2239-40;27 19; Matthews 3$ 1;223940; Winsor 2718-19 Fishery - aquaculttre industry under new board Carter 2971; Simms 2970 Fishery - Atlantic Regional Agency for licencing and allocations - federal proposal; province’s position Carter 2792-93;2825-27;2857-58; Matthews 2792- 93;2825-27;2857-58; Simms 2855-56; Wells (Premier) 2855-56 Fishery - Emergency Fishery Response Program Carter 2517-18; Grimes 2829; Matthews 2516-18; Winsor 2829 Fishery - income support program for fishermen Caner 2895-96;3161; Harris 3160-61; Matthews 2895-96 Fishery - joint fisheries management board Caner 2717-18; Matthews 1 176;2482-83;2717-18; Wells (Premier) 1 176-77;2482-84 Fishery - joint management proposal by Province; consultations Caner 2933;2968-69;3009-13; Matthews 2967- 69;3011-12; Simms 2933-34;3009-10; Wells (Premier) 2933-34 Fishery - lease fees to fish plants Carter 382; Matthews 381-82 Fishery - overfishing on Grand Banks; international police patrol Matthews 2935-36; Wells (Premier) 2935-36 Fishery - part-time fishermen Carter 2720;2760; Winsor 27 19-20;2759-60 Fishery - total allowable catch, 1992 quota; 3No zone Carter 2588-89;2622-23; Matthews 2588-89;2622- 23 Fishery Emergency Response Program - southwest coast Caner 2453; Ramsay 2453 Fishery Products International - plant closures; downtime Carter 56 1;305 1-52; Matthews 561 ;3051-52 Fishing Industry Collective Bargaining Act - amend ments regarding lobster prices Carter 2794; Grimes 2795; Harris 2794-95 Hatrock - water system Gullage 1886-87;3093-94; Parsons 1 886-87;3093-94 Fogo Island ferry - construction Gilbert 104;310-11;921; Winsor 104;310-1 1;921 Fuel prices - fixed rate; ad valorem tax Hewlett 501-02;600; Kitchen 501;600 Government boards - number of boards reclassified; retroactive pay Baker 1034;1213; Harris 1033-34;1175; Simms 1213; Wells (Premier) 1175 Government buildings smoke free - penalty Baker 676; Warren, G. 676 Government stores on Labrador coast - sale of tobac co products Furey 676-77; Warren, G. 676 Grand Falls-Windsor - plan to install a median on Trans Canada Highway Gilbert 1251; Simms 1251 Great Northern Seafoods - loan guarantee Furey 2077-79; Matthews 2076-78 Group home in Happy Valley - Goose Bay - closure Hogan 3014-15;3096; Warren, G. 3014;3095 Group homes for handicapped people - closure Efford 101-02; Hodder 101-02 Harlow campus - cost of operating Sunms 841; Warren, P. 841 Health care - Baie Verte Peninsula Decker 349-50;$44-45; Rideout 349-50;$43-44 Health care - Budget cutbacks; wage freeze Decker 161;426;497-99; 1473-74; Matthews 425; Power l61;497-99; 1473; Verge 672; Wells (Premier) 672 Health care - changes in hospital board plans Decker 1398-99; Power 1397-99 Health care - cutbacks in hospitals; additional fund ing Decker 347-48;423-25;704; Hodder 424-25; Power 704-05; Wells (Premier) 705-06; Woodford 346- 48;423-24 Health care - doctors fee for uninsured services Decker 1959-60;2416; Verge 1959-60; Winsor 24 15-16 Health care - government policy Decker 66-67; Power 66-67 Health care - health professionals; recruitment pro gram Baker 1919-20; Decker 420-21; 1920-21; 1954- 57; 1967-70;2036-40;2079-80;214$-49; Power 419- 21; 1955-57; 196$-69;2037-3$;2079-$0; Rideout 1919- 20; 1966-68; Siinms 1954-55;2038-40;214$-49; Tobin 2036-37; Verge 1920-21 Health care - hospitals budgets - Janeway Hospital deficit Decker 2623-24; Doyle 2623-24 Health care - long term plan Decker 274-75; Power 273-75 Health care - nursing homes Decker 2415; Winsor 2414-15 Health care - prenatal program Decker 2001-03; Power 2001-02 Health care - shortage of neurologists and psychiatrists; specialist at Burin Health Care Centre Decker 2661-62; Doyle 2661-62 Health care - St.

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HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX Decker2721-22;Doyle2721-22 HealthcarefacilitiesatBurgeo,PortSaundersand St.Lawrence-tendertoTransCityHoldings LimitedHanscombConsultantsReport Aylward,R.2554-56;Baker2512-13;2552-56;2656- 59;2696;3053;Matthews2552-53;Simms2512- 13;2583-85;2656-5$;2697;Tobin2696;3053;Wells (Premier)2583-85;2697 HealthcareinLabrador-shortageofphysicians; recruitment Decker2939-40;Doyle2938-40 Healthinspections-backlog Decker463;Tobin463 Hiberniaproject-employmentopportunitiesfor Newfoundlanders Cowan1587-88;Gibbons1586-87;Simms1586-88 Hibentiaproject-fatalityatBullArm;safety measures Cowan741-42;810;883-$4;1441-42;1589-91;Harris 740-42;810;883;1440-41;1550-51;1589-90;Wells (Premier)1550-51 HolidayInnssale-proposalfromfortisCorporation Kitchen1851-52;Simms1851-52;Wells(Premier) 1851 Homecareprograms-requestforrateincrease Efford1591-92;Hodder1591-92 HopeBrookgoldmine-future Gibbons2041-42;Snow,A.2041-42 Hospitalcontractservices-wageincreaseto employees Baker636-37;Decker636;Power636-37 Hospitals-appointmentsfordiagnosticwork;Mini sterofHealth Aylward,R.1474-75;1515-16;Decker1474- 75;1510-116;Power1510-14;Rideout1475-77; Verge1516-17;Wells(Premier)1476;1516-18 HughesCommissionofEnquiryreportintoabuseat MountCashel-whenreportwillbereleased Baker3123-24;Gover2973;Verge2973;3123-24 HumanRightsCodeasitpertainstoBill16 Verge$07;Wells(Premier)807 Jobcreation-federalassistance Grimes2829;Winsor2829 Judicialinquiryintodeathatlocalhotel Wells(Premier)461;Windsor461 JusticeMinister-fonnerMinister’sresignationfrom Cabinet Aylward,R.2589;Wells(Premier)2589 Kruger-newtechnologyforforestoperations Aylward,R.2862;Right2862 KrugerMill,CornerBrook-downtimeandlayoffs; update Right2413;2450-51;Wells(Premier)2451;Wood- ford2413;2450-51 KrugerMill,CornerBrook-plans;loggingopera tions Verge2585-87;Wells(Premier)2586-88 KrugerMill,CornerBrook-thirdextension Kelland738-39;Verge738-39 LabourBill(Bill16)-CharterofRightsand Freedoms-notwithstandingclause Verge771-72;Wells(Premier)771-73 LabourBill(Bill16)-legalchallenge Baker1366-67;Simms1366-67;Verge1364-65; Wells(Premier)1365 LabourBill(Bill16)-Section8-lostwagesand benefitsduringrestraintperiod Baker774-75;Winsor774-75 LabourStandardsAct-protectionofworkers; layoffs Cowan559-60;635;Harris559-6&,Woodford635 Labradorbridgecontract-PublicTenderAct Aylward,R.69;Gilbert69 Labradortravelsubsidyprogram Gullage2379-80;2414;3094;Snow,A.2379- 80;2413-14;3094 Lawfirms-governmentpolicyforretaininglaw firms Verge1066-68;Wells(Premier)1067-68 Layoffsinpublicservice-effectonunemployment; EmploymentGenerationProgram Cowan239-40;Doyle239-40 LibraHouseinHappyValley-shelterforbattered womenandchildren Baker3089-90;Verge3088-90;Wells(Premier) 3088-89 Lobsterfishery-saleoflobsterpots Carter2898-99;Harris2898-99 Lobsterpricesfor1991season Carter1248;Matthews1248 Lotteries-increaseinrevenues Kitchen3052;Windsor3052 LowerChurchillproject Gibbons1361-63;3049-50;3199;Harris3049-50; Hewlett1362-63;3199;Rideout1361-63;Wells (Premier)3050 MarineInstitute-takeoverbyMemorialUniversity; tuitionfees Heam2207-08;2309-10;3162-63;Warren,P. 2310;3162-63;Wells(Premier)2207-08 MarineServiceCentreatPortdeGrave Carter1972-73;Matthews1972-73 MarystownShipyard-future Furey2280-82Tobin2280-81 MarystownShipyard-meetingwithemployees Furey311;Tobin311 MarystownShipyard-newinitiatives Tobin1470-71;Wells(Premier)1470-71 29

HSARD SUBJECT INDEX Maiystown Shipyard - tender for construction of cranes for Cow Head Gilbert 385; Tobm 385 MCP - coverage to health care be expanded Decker 846-47; Warren, G. 846-47 MCP - optomethc claims Aylward, R. 739-40; Decker 739-40 Medical research at Memorial University - toxicology center Decker 2896-97; Doyle 2896-97 Meeting with Prime Minister - discussion regarding transfer payments and social programs Harris 3198-99; Wells (Premier) 3198-99 Members of House of Assembly - Morgan report to Internal Economy Commission; part-time member Baker 2240; Dicks 2346; Efford 2240;2346 Memorial University - Budget estimates; enrollment Harris 504-05; Rideout 271-73;309-l0; Warren, P. 196;27 1-73;309-10;504-05;560-61; Winsor 196;560 Memorial University - Extension Services closure Harris 63$; Rideout 273;456-57; Simms 840; Verge 633-35; Warren, P. 273;456-59;633;638; Wells (Premier) 633-35;63$-39;840; Winsor 457-59 Memorial University - tuition fees Baker 34-35; Heam 34-35;64; Warren, P. 64 Memorial University Extension Arts Gullage 709; Harris 709 Meningitis situation - update Decker 556-57;771;3160; Doyle 3160; Hewlett 771; Power 556-57 Minimum wage increase - effect on social assistance recipients Efford 1436-37; Hodder 1435-37; Verge 1437-39; Wells (Premier) 1437-39 Minister of Social Services - ministerial conduct Doyle 1028-29; Rideout 1030; Wells (Premier) 1028-30 Minister of Social Services - statements Rideout 1062; Wells (Premier) 1062 Ministers relieved of duties - salaries; Works, Ser vices and Transportation Minister; executive assistant Aylward, R. 2899; Matthews 2416;244$-49; Wells (Premier) 2416;2448-50;2899 Mount Pearl fire Department - poll by Corporate Research Associates Wells (Premier) 2830-31; Windsor 2830-31 Mount Pearl Fire Department Gullage 241 8;2514-15; Windsor 2418;25 14-15 Municipal capital works program Gullage 383-84; 1140-41; 1218; 1887; Parsons 1887; Tobin 383-$4;1 140-41;121$ Municipal grant structure and changes in debt ser vice costs Gullage 96-97;599-600;639-40;2695-96; Matthews 599-600; Tobin 96-97; Woodford 639-40;2695 Municipalities - Budgets for 1991 - deficit Gullage 706-07; Winsor 706 Municipalities - electrical power subsidies program; recreation programs Gullage 1322-23; Winsor 1321-22 Municipalities - increase in municipal taxes Wells (Premier) 2627-28; Woodford 2627-28 Municipalities - operating grants - changes Aylward, R. 3 157-58; Gullage 2938;3157-58; Wells (Premier) 2828-29; Woodford 2$27-28;2937- 38 National Sea Products Southside plant - proposed shrimp operation Carter 1588; Matthews 158$ Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation - increase in rent Gullage 1323-24; Tobin 1323 Newfoundland Hydro - difference in bills in St.

John’s opposed to Nain Gibbons 255$; Warren, G. 2558 Newfoundland Hydro - expansion of facility at Holyrood - emissions Gibbons 2040-41; Rideout 2040-41; Wells (Premier) 2040 Newfoundland Hydro - policy concerning mini hydro sites Gibbons 2860-61; Woodford 2860-61 Newfoundland Hydro - power source after year 2000; Holyrood plant Aylward, K. 1363-64; Gibbons 1364 Newfoundland Hydro - privatization; power disthbu lion districts (PDD); request for increase Gibbons 98-99; 102;2557;3051;3 161; Hewlett 3161; Parsons 3050-51; Power 102; Rideout 96;98; Wells (Premier) 96;100; Woodford 2557 Newfoundland Information Services Aylward, R. 597-98; Baker 597-99 Newfoundland Liquor Licensing Board merge with Liquor Corp.

Baker 555-56; Windsor 555-56 Newfoundland Telephone - layoff of employees in Goose Bay Cowan 419; Harris 418-19; Kelland 419; Wells (Premier) 419 Noranda Mines - relocation of offices Gibbons 3 156-57; Simms 3 156-57 North West River - new health care clinic Decker 2151; Harris 2151 Nursing Baker 841-43; Decker 420; Power 420;841-42 Nursing schools - closure; merger Decker 421;2721; Doyle 2721; Power 421 30

MANSARDSUBJECTINDEX OffshoreDevelopmentfund-update Furey3127-28;Power3127-28 Organizations-funding-ConsumerOrganization forDisabledandAssociationforCommunityLiving Hodder3091-93;Hogan3092;Wells(Premier) 3093 Out-migrationstatistics Rideout379-80;Wells(Premier)379-81 OuterRingRoad-status Baker2628;3126-27;Gilbert315;Parsons 315;2628;3126-27 Payequityprogram-crowncorporations;New foundlandHydro Baker278-79;Harris277-79 Payequityprogram;LabourBill(Bill16) Baker382;Dicks351-52;382-83;Harris 352;382;986-$7;Simms351;Verge33-34;159- 60;772;Wells(Premier)33-34;159-60;772-73;987 Payrolltax-Budgetfigures Kitchen677;707;Windsor677;707 Penitentiary-deathofinmate;educationprogram; medicalsystem Dicks1284-85;Verge1284-85 Penitentiary-investigation Gover3047-48;Warren,G.3047-48 Pensionplan-redundancypension Kitchen1882-83;Simms1882-83 PiperAircraftCorporation-relocationtoCanada Furey3194;Simms3194-96;Wells(Premier)3195- 96 PlacentiaCottageHospital Decker345-46;674;703;1399-1400;Hearn345- 46;1399-1400;Power673-74;703 Polarbearhunting-issuingoflicenses Kelland921-22;Warren,G.921-22 Policecommissionbesetup Verge2759;Wells(Premier)461-63;2759; Windsor461-62 Pollutioncontrolregulationsonpulpandpaper mills;costtoKrugerandAbitibi-Price Aylward,R.3129;Right3129;Harris3095; Wells(Premier)3095 Post-secondaryeducation Baker35-36;Han-is1217-18;Heam64;Rideout 876-77;Simms805;879;Warren,P.64;806;876- 78;880;1217-18;Winsor35-36 PropertyrightsprotectioninCharterofRights- Premier’sstatementtoProvincialConstitutional Committee Dicks2241-42;Harris2241 PublicAccountsCommittee-investigationintothe awardingofcontractsofhospitalclinics Aylward,R.2760;Wells(Premier)2760 Publicrelationsgroup Aylward,R.1546-48;Baker1546;Doyle1548-49; Simms1545-46;Wells(Premier)1545-50 Publicservice-layoffannouncedinBudget Baker157-58;500-01;635;Kitchen234-36;499- 500$43;Matthews843;Rideout234-36;Simms 237;Wells(Premier)237-38;Windsor157-58;499- 501;Woodford635 Publicservice-layoffofsecurityinGrandBank Gilbert2004;Matthews2004-05;Wells(Premier) 2005 Publicservice-layoffstodate Baker679;Matthews679 Publicservice-managementpersonnel-morale Aylward,R.2660-61;Baker2660-61 Publicservice-numberofpositionseliminated Simms2411-12;Wells(Premier)2411-13 PublicServiceCommission-allegations;investigation Aylward,R.1924-26;2144-45;Baker1lOO;2144- 46;Doyle1171-72;Efford109$-99;1136;Gilbert 1324;Harris1098-99;1324;Hodder151$;Rideout 1099-1100;Simms1135-37;Wells(Premier) 1137;1171-72;1324;1518;1925-26 Publicservicedownsizing-meetingwithunions Baker32-33;Simms32-33 Publicservicelayoffs-earlyretirementprograms; redundancypensions Baker804-05;Matthews$04;Simms769;Wells (Premier)769 PublicServicepensioners-indexingofpensions Baker2$93-95;3013-14;Kitchen2585;Parsons 3013-14;Simms2585;2893-95;Wells(Premier) 2893 Publicservice,executivelevel-entertainmental lowance Baker3046;Doyle3046 Publicservice,executivelevel-positionsterminated Baker103;Simms103;Wells(Premier)103-04 Publictendering-contracts-localpreferencepolicy Aylward,R.1883-84;Gilbert1884 PublicTenderActExceptions-tabling Aylward,R.68-69;Gilbert68-69 Recreationprogram-capitalgrants Gullage384-85;Winsor384-85 Recreationalfacilities-FogoIsland Gullage3161-62;Winsor3161-62 Recyclingprograms-governmentinitiatives Kelland105;316;Parsons104;316 RegionalServicesBoardslegislation-requestsfrom FederationofMunicipalities Gullage18$5;2485-$6;Tobin9$9-90;18$5;Wells (Premier)989-90;Woodford2485-86 Respitecareworkers,SocialServicesDepartment- layoff Efford348-49;459-61;Hodder348;459-60 37

HANS ARD SUBJECT INDEX Roberts, Edward, law firm - list of government work; salary Aylward, R. 2513-14; Baker 2513-14; Simms 2824- 25; Wells (Premier) 2824-25 Robin Hood Bay dump site Gullage 710;1328;1369; Harris 1369;1666; Hewlett 709-10; Kelland 1666; Parsons 1327-28; Wells (Premier) 1327 Round Table on the Environment and the Economy - meetings held Kelland 316; Parsons 316 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - negotiations to avert layoffs Dicks 675; Simms 675 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - policing Aylward, R. 808-09; Dicks 80$-10;845; Verge 845 Rural communities - Premier’s position Rideout 191-92; Wells (Premier) 191-92 Salary supplement as Leader of the Opposition Aylward, R. 2625-26; Wells (Premier) 2625-27 Salmon fishery - commercial and recreational - hook and release program Carter 2936-37;3128-29;3201; Furey 3202; Mat thews 3201-02; Wmsor 293&37;3128-29 Salmon management plan Carter MO; Winsor MO Sawmill wood operation - Lake Melville area Right 991; Warren, G. 991 School board policy with respect to sick leave for stu dents Harris 2694; Warren, P. 2694-95 School boards - layoff of support staff Heam 742-43;1216-17; Simms $06-07;$80; War ren, P. 74243;$06-07;881;1216-17 School bus system Gilbert 956; Heam 1249-50; Warren, 0. 956; War ren, P. 1249-50; Wells (Premier) 956 School milk program - task force report; retail sales tax on milk Right 737; Kitchen 738; Winsor 737-38 School tax authorities - status Heam 2416-17;2659; Warren, P. 2417;2659-60 Sealing industry - population Carter 1286; Matthews 1285 Snow clearing on Burin Peninsula Highway Baker 2452-53; Tobin 2452 Social assistance - change in policy regarding main tenance and child support Hogan 2973; Verge 2973 Social Assistance Appeal Board Baker 103O-32;1O34;1213-15;21 11-12;2146; Efford 1027-28;1063-M;1097-98;1211-12; Harris 1034;1175-76;2112; Nodder 1211-12;1281-82;2111- 12; Rideout 1029-31;1061-62;1215-16; Simms 1212- 14; Verge 1138-40; Wells (Premier) 1029-3O;1O61- 62;1138-40;1175-76;121S-16;1281-$3;2112-13; Win sor 1027-28;1062-64; 1097-98;2146 Social assistance applicants - release of medical records Efford 1849-SO; Nodder 1849-50 Social assistance increase announced in the Budget Efford 163; Harris 163; Kitchen 163 Social assistance program to single parents pursuing education Baker 2075-76; Verge 2075-76; Wells (Premier) 2076 Social assistance recipients - changes in transporta tion services Efford 1667-69;2003-04; Heam 2003-04; Winsor 1667-68 Social assistance recipients - special funding Hogan 2377-78; Windsor 2377-78 Social services - increase in caseload Heam 2378-79; Hewlett 3126; Hodder 2375; Hogan 2375;237$-79;3 126 Social Services Department, Goose Bay - conflict regarding a foster child Nodder 25S6;2624-25; Hogan 2556;2624-25 St.

Anthony hospital - bed closures Power 275-76; Wells (Premier) 275-76 St. John’s Fire Department Gullage 1066;2149-50; Parsons 1066;2149-5O St. John’s Fire Department - transfer to city - opera tions costs Simins 2691; Wells (Premier) 2691 St. Lawrence Fluorspar Mine - future Gibbons 736-37;1327; Matthews 736-37;1327 St.

Lawrence miners - benefits to families - public hearings Cowan 1665; Doyle 1665-66; Wells (Premier) 1665-66 Student assistants - mediator appointed Baker 2453-54; Grimes 2453; Heam 2453 Student employment program Aylward, R. 637-38; Cowan 637-38 Swine breeding station on west coast - Hulan task force recommendations Right 2343-444; Verge 2343-44; Wells (Premier) 2344 Tax proposals - RST/GST; changes Baker 2235-36; Kitchen 2447-48;25S$;3052-53; Sunms 2203;2235-36;2339-41; Wells (Premier) 2204;2340-41; Windsor 2447-48;2558;3052-53 Trans-Labrador Highway - road from Wabush to the Ossok Gilbert 740; Snow, A. 740 Transfer payments Kitchen 159; Windsor 15$ 32

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX TransitionHouses-governmentfunding Verge1032;Wells(Premier)1032 Transportationofprisonersonaircraft Dicks1923-24;Warren,G.1887;1923-24;Wells (Premier)1887 Trepassey-fishprocessinglicence;buildingowned byEnterpriseNewfoundland Caner2147;Furey2147-48;Heam2146-48 Trepasseyfishplant-governmentinitiatives Beam707-08;Wells(Premier)707-09 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen- delayinprocessing Efford2697-98;Grimes2697-98 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen-ex phydate Cowan1803-04;Matthews1803-04 Unemploymentrate Cowan1735-37;Doyle950-52;1735-36;Power 1733-35;Rideout2106;Sirnms1732-33;Wells (Premier)951-52;1732-35;2106 UraniumminebetweenMaldcovilcandPostville- clean-up Flight2518-19;Warren,G.2518-19 Vehiclelicences-increase Aylward,R.562;Gilbert562 Vehiclewrecks-governmentpolicy Kelland1283-84;Parsons1283-84 Victimsofcrime-program Dicks957-58;Verge957-58 Violenceagainstwomen-government’sposition Verge3046-47;Wells(Premier)304647 WabusliandLabradorCityminingoperation- layoffs;future Baker2239;Grimes2238;Snow,A.2238-39;2307- 08;Wells(Premier)2307-08 WabushMines-status Gibbons1623;Snow,A.1623 Wastedisposalsite Gullage3094;Parsons3094 WastedisposalSiteforTrepassey-proposal Parsons1442;Wells(Premier)1442 Wastemanagementstudy-cost-sharing Gullage1850-51;Parsons1850-51 WeightLossControlClinics-Federaltaskforce report Decker1250-51;Harris1250-51 WesternMemorialHospital-acutecareandin patientservices Decker421;672-73;1400-02;Verge421;672- 73;1400-01 Winterlandairstrip-upgrading Baker2380;Tobin2380 WoodshipmentfromGooseBaytoStephenvillemill -copyofagreement Flight2756-57;Woodford2756-57 Workers’CompensationBoard-responsetoclaims Grimes3200-01;Winsor3200 Workers’CompensationReviewCommittee-medi caltreatmentforinjuredworkers Grimes2519;Winsor2519 Workers’CompensationReviewCommittee- minorityreport-benefitstoinjuredworkers;chan gesintheoperationoftheBoard Grimes2344;2373-75;2974;Harris2344-45;Wells (Premier)2345;Winsor2373-74;2974 ORDERSoftheDayberead Baker685 Carried687 ORGANIZATIONS-funding ConsumerOrganizationforDisabled;Association forCommunityLiving Hodder3091-93;Hogan3092;Wells(Premier) 3093 OUT-migrationstatistics Rideout379-80;Wells(Premier)379-81 OUTERRingRoad Status Baker2628;3126-27;Gilbert315;Parsons 315;262$;3126-27 PARLIAMENTARYgroups RecognitiontoreplytoMinisterialStatements Simms27 Ruling Mr.Speaker28;46 PAYequityprogram Crowncorporations-NewfoundlandHydro Baker278-79;Harris277-79 Government’sposition Verge159-60;Wells(Premier)159-60 Implementation Verge33-34;Wells(Premier)33-34 LabourBill-amendmenttolegislation 986-87 Rollback-discriminationunderCharterofRights andFreedoms;Bill16-LabourBill Baker382;Cowan379;Dicks351-52;382-83;Har ris352;382;Simms351;379;Verge772;Wells (Premier)772-73 PAYROLLtax Kitchen3052;Windsor3052 Answertoquestion Kitchen744 Budgetfigures Kitchen677;707;798-99;Windsor677;707;797-98 33

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX PENITENTIARY Death of inmate - public inquiry Dicks 1284; Verge 1284 Education program; medical system Dicks 1285; Verge 1284-85 Investigation Gover 3047-48; Warren, G. 3047-48 PENSION plans Redundancy pensions Kitchen 1882-83; Simms 1882-83 Redundancy pensions (Answer to question) Kitchen 1961 PERRY, Randy, resignation from the Press Gallery Baker 2141; Han-is 2142; Simms 2142 PETITIONS Amalgamation of Mount Pearl and St.

John’s Windsor 1669; 1672; 1675 Beau Bois - road upgraded and paved Tobin 506 Denominational education system Hewlett 2941 Dump truck owner/operators requesting certification under Labour Relations Act Aylward, R. 2154; Doyle 2114 Education - cutbacks Aylward, R. 39; Gover 520; Harris 357;1372; Simms 41;73; Tobin 106;164;199;2$1;466;565; Verge 43; Windsor 56$; Woodford 75 Forestry - woodcutting on Bonavista Peninsula Gover 203 Goulds - proposed amalgamation Aylward, R. 1891 Group home closures; Gander group home Winsor 681 Harry’s Harbour-Jackson’s Cove area road Hewlett 1369 Health care - reduction in services Harris 962;1328; Matthews 1038; Warren, G. 1036 Health care along the Labrador coast Warren, G. 2705 Health care in Labrador West Snow, A. $48;1293;1403;1594;2083 lodge’s Cove - road improvements Barrett 3204 Impaired driving legislation Kelland 2796 Long Island feny service Hewlett 106$; 1221; 1405 Mall Bay in District of St.

Mazy’s-The Capes - road upgrading learn 2158 Marine Atlantic - increase in freight rates to Labrador Dumaresque 1889 Marine Institute take over by Memorial University learn 2211 Marystown Shipyard - new initiatives Matthews 1488; Tobin 1481 Memorial University Extension Services - reinstate ment Doyle 1147; Greening 680; Harris M3;$53; 1144; 117$;1290; Heam $55;8$7;925;1105; Tobin 959;1518; Verge 563;603;641;710;718;744;81 1; Warren, G. $50; Woodford $58 Mount Pearl Fire Department Windsor 2520;2523;2526 Municipal grant structure - Pilley’s Island Hewlett 1375 Newfoundland Power’s request for increase in electricity rates Murphy 3059; Noel 3053; Walsh 3055 Old and New Bonaventure - road conditions Harris 1072; Oldford 1070 Old Perlican Hospital - budget cutbacks Snow, L. 510 Piccadilly - flooding problem Hodder 1334 Placentia Cottage Hospital - downgrading Hogan 353 Port aux Basques community college - protesting cut backs Hewlett 746 Port aux Basques hospital - cutbacks Ramsay 386 Post-secondaiy education - cutbacks; Cabot Institute Aylward, R. 683; Harris 284; learn 70;529;606; Hewlett 463; Parsons 994; Power 713; Snow, A. 715 Post-secondary education - Eastern Community Col lege in Burin Matthews 524; Tobin 516 School bus safety in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Warren, G. 1252 School tax - tax reform learn 2976 Seal Cove bridge - repairs Doyle 2158 Smoking areas be designated in Confederation Build ing Simms 1961 Social assistance policy regarding single parents pur suing post-secondary education Verge 20$ 1;2159 South East Bight - road connection to Burn Penin sula Highway Tobin 1286 34

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX SwinebreedingstationatPynn’sBrookonthewest coastbereinstated Verge2214 TownofMountMoriah-amalgamation Simms2699-2701 TownofSt.Phillipsregardingamalgamation(ruled outoforder) Walsh1975 TownofWedgewoodParkregardingamalgamation Parsons1857 Trans-LabradorHighway,roadfromChurchillFalls toGooseBay Snow,A.885;211$ Westportwatersystem Rideout1597 WinterBrook-roadbeupgradedandpaved Greening2157 PETROLEUM-explorationanddevelopment CallforPostings Gibbons2105;Hewlett2105 RequestforBidsforpermits Gibbons3016;Snow,A.3016 PICCADILLY Floodingproblem Hodder1334;Tobin1335 PIPERAircraftCorporation RelocationtoCanada-proposalfromProvince Furey3194;Simms3194-96;Wells(Premier)3195- 96 PIPPYParkCommission Annualreporttabled Gilbert386 PLACENTIACottageHospital SeeI{EALTHcare POINTofprivilege Notice Harris630 POLARbearhunting Issuingoflicenses Kelland921-22;Warren,G.921-22 SeasonopenedinLabrador Kelland1135;Parsons1135 POLICEcommission Answertoquestion Wells(Premier)2863 Beestablished Verge2759;Wells(Premier)461-63;2759; Windsor461-62 POLLUTIONcontrolregulations CosttoKrugerandAbitibi-Price Aylward,R.3129;Eight3129 Newfederalregulationsregardingpulpandpaper mills Harris3095;Wells(Premier)3095 POOLEDPensionFund Financialstatementstabled Kitchen2454 PORTauxBasquescommunitycollege SeePOST-secondaryeducation PORTauxBasqueshospital SeehEALTHcare POST-secondaryeducation 1991Budget Baker35-36;Winsor35-36 CabotInstitute-cutbacks Aylward,R.683;Baker685;Harris284;714; Heam684;Hewlett463;Kitchen717;Matthews 464;Parsons994;Power284;713;Snow,A.715; Warren,P.286;465;715;996;Winsor716;995 CabotInstitute-discontinuanceofsevenprograms Heam878-79;Warren,P.878-79 CabotInstituteandAvalonCommunityCollege- cutbacksduetorestructuring Harris1217-18;Warren,P.1217-18 Cancellationofcourses Heam64;Warren,P.64 Cutbacks Aylward,R.607;Baker609;Harris518;Heam 70;529;606;Ramsay530;Rideout71;Verge532; Warren,P.72;519 EastemCommunityCollegeinBurin-cutbacks Harris518;Matthews524;Tobin516;526;War ren,P.519;529 Numberoflayoffs Sinims$05;879;Warren,P.806;880 Operatinggrantsforcommunitycollegesandinstitu tions Means595-96;Warren,P.595-96 PortauxBasquescommunitycollege-protestingcut backs Heam747;Hewlett746;Warren,P.747 Pre-vocationalschoolprogram-elimination Rideout876-77;Warren,P.876-78 PRE-COMMITMENToffunds Tabled Kitchen241;2210;2419;2454 PREMIER’SOffice ListoftripstakenbyPremierandstafffrom1990- 91(W.Q.#25) Wells(Premier)993 Salaries 35

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Salaries (Answer to question) 188$ PRESIDENT of Treasury Board Number of trips taken by Minister from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #26) Baker 1105 PRIVATE sector - wage Increases Contracted services in hospitals Baker 636-37; Decker 636; Power 636-37 PRIVILEGES and Elections Committee Report respecting the broadcasting of House of As sembly proceedings Dumaresque 679 PRIVILEGES, as a member, being abused Decker 1477 PROPERTY rights protection Premier’s statement to Provincial Constitutional Committee Dicks 2241-42; Harris 2241 PROROGATION of the 3rd Session of the 41st General Assembly by Hon.

Frederick W.

Russell, Lieutenant- Governor 3240-41 PROVINCIAL Advisory Council on the Status of Women Annual report tabled Baker 506 PROVINCIAL Court Act (Bill 2) Notice of motion Dicks 39 First reading 92 Second reading Dicks 1746;1761-64; Doyle 1753-55; Harris 1757- 61; Hewlett 1755-57; Snow, A. 1750-53; Verge 1746-50 Committee of the Whole Assembly Dicks 2127-29; Simms 2129; Verge 212$ Third reading 2198 PROVINCIAL Government buildings - smoke free Baker 670; Simrns 670-7 1 Penalty Baker 676; Warren, G. 676 PROVINCIAL parks Changes Kelland 270; Warren, G. 271 New regulations for control of off-road vehicles and firearms Kelland 950; Warren, G. 950 PUBLIC Accounts Committee Investigate the awarding of contracts of three hospi tal clinics Aylward, R. 2760; Wells (Premier) 2760 PUBLIC accounts of the Province Tabled PUBLIC relations group Aylward, R. 1546-48; Doyle 1548-49; Simms 1545- 46; Wells (Premier) 1545-50 Salary details Baker 1546; Simms 1546 PUBLIC Sector Restraint Act (Bill 16) Notice of motion Baker 164 First reading 206 Second reading Aylward, R. 720-25;796;813-24; Bk. 24A, p. 23- 26; Baker 359-65; Bk. hA, p. 13-15; Doyle Bk. 24A, p. 11-14; Dumaresque 794; Efford 834-37; Grimes 863-67; Harris Bk. hA, p. 15-18; Bk. 24A, p. 8-11; Heai-n Bk. hA, p. 23-28; Hewlett Bk. hA, p. 28-30; Matthews 776-82;867-71; Mur phy Bk. 24A, p. 17-21; Parsons Bk. 24A, p. 1-4; Power Bk. hA, p. 7-13; Bk. 24A, p. 15-17; Reid 825-28; Rideout Bk. 24A, p. 32-35; Simms 365- 77; Bk. hA, p. 1-7; Snow, A. 730-34; Bk. 24A, p. 4-8; Verge 725-30;860-63; Warren, G. 788-94; 871-75; Bk. 24A, p. 1; Windsor 782-88; Winsor Bk. hA, p. 18-23; 824;828-34; Bk. 24A, p. 29-32; Woodford Bk. hA, p. 30-35; Bk. 24A, p. 26-29 Committee of the Whole Assembly Aylward, R.

Bk. 25A, p. 9-12; Bk. 27A, p. 1-3;9- 12; 1006-10; Baker 894-95; Bk. 25A, p. 7-9; Bk. 27A, p. 33-35; 1013-23; Efford 906-09; Furey Bk. 25A, p. 26-29; Harris 903-06; Bk. 25A, p. 4-6;23- 25;29-30; 975-77; 1016-21; 1023-25; Kitchen 901-02; Murphy Bk. 25A, p. 33-34; Parsons Bk. 25A, p. 30-33; 977-79; Bk. 27A, p. 30-33; Power Bk. 27A, p. 6-9; Ramsay Bk. 25A, p. 14-17;21-23; Rideout 909-12; Bk. 25A, p. 1-4; Bk. 27A, p. 18-22; 998- 1002;1014-16; Simms $90-93;895-901;903;966- 6$;971-73;1010-22; Snow, A. Bk. 27A, p. 25-27; Tobin 973-75; Bk. 27A, p. 22-25; Verge Bk. 27A, p. 3-5; 1002-06;1019; Warren, G.

Bk. 27A, p. 27- 30; Wells (Premier) 968-70; Windsor Bk. 27A, p. 13-15; Winsor Bk. 25A, p. 17-20; Bk. 27A, p. 15- 18; Woodford Bk. 25A, p. 12-14 Third reading Aylward, R. 1053-57; Baker 1051-52; Doyle 1083- 88; Furey 1079-83; Murphy 1088-89; Parsons 1075-79; Rideout 1057-59; Simrns 1040-51; Snow, A. 1090-93 1367-68 ‘‘1D CJ, —J -LJ i-c Kitchen 105 36

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX PUBLICservice Downsizing-meetingwithunions Baker32-33;Simms32-33 Executivelevel-changes Simms417;Wells(Premier)416 Executivelevel-positionsterminated Baker103;Simms103;Wells(Premier)103-04 furtherlayoffs 1396 GrandBankcourthouse-layoffofemployees Gilbert2004;Matthews2004-05;Wells(Premier) 2005 Layoffs-alternatives;rescindnotices Baker236-37;303-04;Simms236-37;303;Wells (Premier)237-38 Layoffs-earlyretirementprograms;redundancypen sions Baker804-05;Matthews804;Simms769-70; Wells(Premier)769-70 Layoffs-projectionsfor1992-93 Baker558;Windsor558 Layoffs-salarysavings(Answertoquestion) Baker279 LayoffsannouncedinBudget;salarysavings Baker157-58;500-01;635;Kitchen234-36;499- 500;843;Matthews843;Rideout234-36;Windsor 157-58;499-501;Woodford635 Layoffstodate Baker679;Matthews679 Managementpersonnel-morale Aylward,R.2660-61;Baker2660-61 Numberofpositionseliminated Sinmis2411-12;Wells(Premier)2411-13 PUBLICService-executivelevel Entertainmentallowance Baker3046;Doyle3046 PUBLICServiceCommission Allegationofimproprietyregardingajobcompeti tion Baker1100;Efford1098-99;1136;Harris1098-99; Rideout1099-1100;Simms1135-37;Wells (Premier)1137 Annualreporttabled Baker2629 Commission’sreportintotheallegations,released Wells(Premier)2034 Inquirytoexaminetheallegations Doyle1171-72;Wells(Premier)1171-72 ReportsfindingsintoactionsofAssistantDeputy MinisterofSocialServices Aylward,R.2144-45;Baker2144-46 Sheriff’sOffice-jobcompetition Aylward,R.1925;Wells(Premier)1925 Updateoninvestigation Aylward,R.1924-26;Gilbert1324;Harris1324; Hodder1518;Wells(Premier)1324;1518;1925-26 PUBLICservicepensioners Increase Baker2893-95;3013-14;Parsons3(113-14;Simms 2893-95;Wells(Premier)2893 Indexingofpensions Kitchen2585;Simms2585 PUBLICServicePensionsAct(Bill6) Noticeofmotion Kitchen38 Firstreading92 Secondreading Aylward,R.1719-30;Harris1730-31;1740-44; Kitchen1717-19;1745 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly Baker2094;2097-9$ Thirdreading219$ PUBLICtendering Localpreferencepolicyoncontracts Aylward,R.1883-84;Gilbert1884 Localpreference,awardingofcontractforreportof HughesCommission(Answertoquestion) Gilbert1926 TenderforArtsandCultureCentres 2042-43 PUBLICTenderAct Exceptionstabled Baker2380;2419;2862;Gilbert38;385-86;1252;1852 ProvisionsrelatingtothetablingofTenderActex ceptions Aylward,R.68-69;Gilbert68-69 PUBLICUtilitiesBoard AnnualreportregardingtheAutomobileInsurance Acttabled Dicks2080;2380 QUEEN’SCounselAct(Bill21) Noticeofmotion Dicks$85 Firstreading997 Secondreading Baker2460-61;2467-68;Dicks2465-66;Matthews 2461-63;Parsons2466-67;Tobin2463-65 CommitteeoftheWholeAssembly2474 Thirdreading2560 RoyalAssent3237 QUESTIONPeriod Answerstoquestionsbyministers Simms917;922 Recognitionofgovernmentbackbenchers 37

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Efford 2210 QUESTIONS (Written) Department of Finance annual report - cost of print ing and distribution (W.Q. #4) Kitchen 353 Economic Recovery Commission and Enterprise Newfoundland and Labrador - list of expenses (W.Q. #32) Furey 1853-55 Established Programs Financing - elimination (W.Q. #35) Kitchen 1974 Executive dining room - Cost (W.Q. #36) Wells (Premier) 2045 Grand Falls-Windsor - $1.25 million for capital works Gullage 884 Highway projects - list of contracts extended beyond the accepted price (W.Q. #2) Gilbert 744 Highway projects approved since March of 1990 (W.Q. #1) Gilbert 744 Hospital bed closures (W.Q. #15) Decker 2044 Lower Churchill development - fmancial support (W.Q. #6) Gibbons 506 Lower Churchill development - proposal to Federal Government (W.Q. #14) Gibbons 2153 Lower Churchill development - transmission line (W.Q. #5) Gibbons 506 Minister of Development - trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #22) Furey 1812 Minister of Education - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #16) Warren, P. 1443 Minister of Employment and Labour Relations - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #28) Cowan 1178 Minister of Environment and Lands - trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #18) Kelland 848 Minister of Finance - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/ 90 to Mar. 31/91 Kitchen 1143 Minister of Fisheries - number of nips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #27) Carter 1811 Minister of Forestry and Agriculture - number of nips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #23) Flight 1811 Minister of Health - number of nips taken Decker 1740 Minister of Justice - nips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #30) Dicks 1857 Minister of Mines and Energy - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #21) Gibbons 117$ Minister of Municipal and Provincial Affairs - nips taken by Minister between 1990 and 1991 (W.Q. #19) Gullage 1855 Minister of Social Services - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 Efford 1221 Minister of Works, Services and Transportation - number of nips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (WQ. #20) Gilbert 1328 Number of nips taken by Premier from April 1/90 to March 31/91 (W.Q. #25) Wells (Premier) 993 President of Treasury Board - number of trips taken from Apr. 1/90 to Mar. 31/91 (W.Q. #26) Baker 1105 Respite care workers in Department of Social Ser vices - layoff (W.Q. #3) Efford 19$ QUESTIONS relating to internal economy Point of order Efford 2242 Ruling 2243 RAISING of Supply (Committee of Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) Notice of motion Kitchen 38 REASONED amendment - second reading of Labour Bill (Bill 16) Aylward, R. 81$ Defeated Bk. 24A, p. 35 RECIPROCAL Taxation Agreement Act (Bill 8) Notice of motion Kitchen 3$ First reading 93 Second reading Kitchen 2230-32; Windsor 2231 Committee of the Whole Assembly 2246 Third reading 2312 38

HANSARDSUBJECTINDEX RoyalAssent2332 RECREATIONCapitalGrantsProgram JointagreementtofundgymnasiumsforMakkovilc andMountCannelschools Gullage2620,Woodford2621 RECREATIONprogram Capitalgrants Guflage364-85;451-52;Winsor384-85;450-51 RECREATIONALfacilities FogoIsland Gullage3161-6ZWinsor3161-62 RECYCLINGprogram Governmentinitiatives Kelland105;316;Parsons104;316 REGIONALServicesBoardslegislation Gullage1$$5-86;2485-86;2542;Tobin1885;Wood- ford2485-86;2541 Answertoquestion Wells(Premier)993 RequestfromFederationofMunicipalities Tobin989-90;Wells(Premier)989-90 REID,James,condolencestofamilyupondeath Harris2930;Simms2930;Wells(Premier)2930 REPORTSTabled AccountsofCrownCorporations,Boardsand Authorities Kitchen106 AuditorGeneral’sReportforyearendedMarch 31/90 Kitchen106 CanadaGamesParkCommissionreport Gullage2080 ConstitutionalJointCommittee-copyofsubmission tabled Wells(Premier)958 DepartmentofFinanceannualreportfor1989-90 Kitchen241 DepartmentofSocialServicesannualreport Efford386 DepartmentofSocialServices,Developmentaland RehabilitativeDivision-report Hogan2419 DepartmentalObservationsontheAuditorGeneral’s Report Kitchen106 DepartmentalSalaryDetailsfor1991-92 Baker1286 FarmDevelopmentLoanBoardannualreportsand financialstatements Flight19$;3202 GovernmentServicesEstimatesCommitteereport Penney1852 GovernmentServicesLegislationReviewCommittee reportrespectingtheLabourRelationsAct Murphy1178 GovernmentServicesLegislationReviewCommittee reportrespectingthePublicServicePensionsAct Murphy1811 GovernmentServicesLegislationReviewCommittee reportrespectingUnifonnedServicesPensionsAct Murphy1852 InternalEconomyCommissionreportofactivities for1990 Mr.Speaker2113 LabourRelationsBoardreportfor1990 Cowan603 LiquorLicensingBoardannualreport Kitchen2113 LivestockOwnersCompensationBoardannualreport Flight3202 Loanguarantees-list Kitchen352 MedicalCareCommissionannualreport Decker679 MineralLicensesandMiningLeasesreport Gibbons1594 NewfoundlandandLabradorComputerServices Limitedannualreport Baker506 NewfoundlandCropInsuranceannualreport Flight3202 NewfoundlandGazetteeditions Dicks1369 NewfoundlandHydroreport Gibbons1369 OffshoreDevelopmentFund-reportofactivities Gibbons1177 PippyParkCommissionannualreport Gilbert386 Pooledpensionfundfmancialstatements Kitchen2454 Pre-commitments Kitchen241;2210;2419;2454 PrivilegesandElectionsCommitteereportrespecting thebroadcastingofHouseofAssemblyproceedings Dumaresque679 ProvincialAdvisoiyCouncilontheStatusof Womenannualreport Baker506 PublicaccountsoftheProvince Kitchen105 PublicServiceCommissionannualreport Baker2629 PublicServiceCommissionreportintoallegationsof improperconduct 39

HANSARD SUBJECT INDEX Wells (Premier) 2034 Public Tender Act Exceptions Baker 23$0;2419;2862; Gilbert 3$;385-86; 1252; 1852 Public Utilities Board report regarding the Automobile Insurance Act Dicks 2080;2380 Resource Estimates Committee report Walsh 1888 Social Legislation Review Committee report respect ing Provincial Court Act, Jurors Act and Evidence Act Reid 2113 Social Services Estimates Committee report Murphy 1852 Standing Committee on Rules and Procedures report Walsh 1252 Temporary loans raised - list Kitchen 352 Warrants Kitchen 241;385;2211 Worker’s Compensation Board annual report Cowan 1035 Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal annual report Cowan 1481 Workers’ Compensation Statutory Review Commit tee report Grimes 2339 RESIGNATION of Minister of Social Services Rideout 2034; Wells (Premier) 2034 RESOLUTION on amalgamation - point of order Motion be divided for vote Baker 1779; 1896-98; Simrns 1778-79; 1895-97 Ruling Mr.

Speaker 1918 RESOLUTION on fishery be divided for vote Point of order Baker 3018; Matthews 3017 Ruling - two votes on motion Mr.

Speaker 3018 RESOLUTIONS Aboriginal person’s election to the Legislature 2589;283 1-54 Amalgamation - Northeast Avalon Region 1777;1894-17;1927-52; Bk. 53A, p. 1-35; 1978- 98;2008-32 Anniversary of the Viking landing at L’anse-au Meadows - change the name of the Province 2162-65 Budget debate 167-89;206-29;2170-89 Commercial salmon fishery in Labrador 2045 Economic development 37; 108-35 Election of women to House of Assembly 3164 Fishery - groundfish development program for 1991 38-39;60;77-92 Fishery joint management proposals provincial governments 2940;301$-44 Foreign fishing - 200-mile limit 2454;2487-2509 Freight rates to Labrador - increase tic 352927-48 Gasoline Tax 150; 1224-43; 1296-1309; 133 7-56; 1377-84 Health care - hospital closures 353;390-415 Impaired driving - education 2975-76 Income support program be created between both governments 2243;2282-2301 Interim Supply 38;426-48; Bk. 13A, p. 1-36; 469-93; 534-53; Bk. 15A, p. 1-36; 573-94; Bk. 16A, p. 1-35; 609-30; Bk. 17A, p. 1-38; 646-59; Bk. 18A, p. 1-35; 692- 700 Job creation program be introduced 1739; 18 14-35 Loan Act 1286;2130-36 Loan and Guarantee Act 848;1184-1207 Local Authority Guarantee Act 84$;1150-6Z 118 1-84 Medicare program 1960;2662-89 Memorial University Extension Services closure 1035;1 108-34 Mining industry - payroll tax revenues 2312;2347-71 Mun