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

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Aylward,Mr.Kevin(L,Stephenvilte) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Debatep.395-96;416-25 AMBULANCEservices Govenunentcommitteereport-recommenda tionsp.2234-36 AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) Secondreadingp.2740-41 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.162-70 DAYcareservices Debatep.2895-2901 DEBATEontheAdjournment Recreationfacilitiesadvisorycommitteereport- allocationofcapitalgrantsp.3192-93 Youthunemploymentp.3465-67 DEFENCEConstructionLimited Annualreporttabledp.1409 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentandTourismAct (Bill4) Secondreadingp.1809-17 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Personnelcutbacksp.2404;2439;2664;2822; 2937;2992;3040;3100;3378 EMERGENCYMeasuresAct(Bill19) Secondreadingp.2844-47 FAMILYviolence JudyRyancasep.2590-91 FISHERYProductsInternationalLimitedAct(Bill 34) Secondreadingp.2085-92 HOUSINGrentalinHappyValley-GooseBayp. 2660 LAPOILEresidentsrequestinghospitalizationexpen sesforDavidTappp.2449 NATIONALFitWeekp.2426 NATO,GooseBay-studybyselectcommittee Debatep.1246-52 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousingCor poration Legalbillsincurredduetoevictionnoticep.637- 38;1474-75 SaleofapartmentbuildingsinStephenvillep. 115;2691 NEWFOUNDLANDEnergyLimited Managementoveroffshoreresourcesp.1526-27 NEWFOUNDLANDStandardTimeAct(Bill14) Secondreadingp.1125-27 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyAct(Bill18) Secondreadingp.2833-34 ORALQuestions Ambulanceservices-legislation;withdrawalof servicesp.2234-36 Familyviolence-JudyRyancasep.2590-91 NewfoundlandEnergyLimited-company shareholders;employmentontankersp.1526-27 NLHC-legalbillsincurredduringeviction noticep.637-38;1474-75 Province’sfinancialposition-statementby Premierregardingprovincialbankruptcyintwo yearsp.123-25 Recreationfacilities-advisorycommitteereport; allocationofcapitalgrantsp.2$64-66;3145- 47;3195-97 Seacadetbase-Stephenvillep.804;1408-10 Sprungproposal-hydroponictechnologyp. 2171-72 Youthunemploymentp.3039;30$8-$9 Youthunemployment-statisticsp.3418-19;3559- 60 PETITIONS DepartmentofSocialServices-personnelcut backsp.2404;2439;2664;2822;2937;2992;3040;3378 PROVINCE’Sfinancialposition StatementbyPremierprovincebeingbankrupt intwoyears’p.123-25 PROVINCIALHousingNeedsAssessmentp.623 PROVINCIALparks Jobcreationinitiativesp.2290 PROVINCIALsalestaxreduction Debatep.1934;2176-82 RECREATIONfacilities Advisorycommitteereport-allocationofcapital grantsp.2864-66;3145-47;3192-93;3195-97 REDBayProvincialHistoricsitep.1401-02 REPORTSTabled DefenceConstructionLimitedannualreportp. 1409 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee(Concurrence Motion) Debatep.2263-65 SCHOOLAttendanceAct(Bill5) Secondreadingp.113540 SCHOOLcurriculum-changes Debatep.1447-51 SEAcadetcampforStephenvile Proposalp.$04;140$-10 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2471-74 SPRUNGprojectp.2171-72 ST.John’sCapitalscongratulatedp.951 TERRYFoxHumanitarianAwardwinners-con gramlationsp.2634 UNIMPROVEDLands(Redistribution)Act(Bill7) Secondreadingp.1146 YOUTHemploymentprogram Noticeofmotionp.56 36

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX YOUTH unemployment Government initiatives p. 3039;3088-89 Statistics p. 3418-19;3465-67;3559-60 Aylward, Hon.

Robert (PC, Kilbride) DEPARTMENT of Rural, Agricultural and North ern Development Act (Bill 37) Notice of motion p. 2241 Second reading p. 3360-61 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3446-49 FARM Development Loan Board Activities p. 2373 HYDROPONIC technology Farmers in rural Newfoundland p. 2166-69 JOB creation initiatives p. 2291 LIVESTOCK Owners’ Compensation Board Financial statements tabled p. 255 MILK prices P. 2696-270 1 Answer to question p. 3263-64 MINISTERIAL Statements Farm Development Loan Board - activities p. 2373 Job creation in resource sector in rural areas p. 2291 Regional Development Associations p. 740 Rural Development Authority - approval of loans p. 3311 NATO, Goose Bay - study by select committee Debate p. 1253-58 NEWFOUNDLAND Crop Insurance Agency Financial statements tabled p. 255 NEWFOUNDLAND Veterinary Medical Act (Bill 10) Notice of motion p. 187 Second reading p. 2677 ORAL Questions Hydroponic technology - farmers in rural New foundland p. 2166-69 Milk prices p. 2696-2701 Rural Development Council - meeting; funding agreement p. 1674-76 Salmon hatchery, Bay d’Espoir - funding p. 349;638-39;2295-97;2346-49 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2171 -75;2388;2535-38;2593-2601;2703- 04;28 14;2872-73;3038-39;3254-55;3324-25 REGIONAL Development Associations Update p. 740 REPORTS Tabled Livestock Owners’ Compensation Board finan cial statements p. 255 Newfoundland Crop Insurance Agency financial statements p. 255 RURAL Development Authority Approval of loans p. 3311 RURAL Development Council Meeting; funding agreement p. 1674-76 SALMON hatchery, Bay d’Espoir Funding p. 349;638-39;2295-97;234&49 SPRUNG project P. 2171-75;2388;2535-38;2593-2601;2703-04;2814; 2$72-73;3254-55;3324-25 Municipal taxation p. 3038-39 Baird, Mr.

Raymond (PC, Humber West) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Seconder p. 20-22 OLYMPIC Torch Relay route Request change in route p. 694;1180-81 ORAL Questions Outfitting industry - Green paper deadline exten sion p. 2652 OUTFITTING industry Green paper deadline extension p. 2652 PETITIONS Olympic Torch Relay route in Newfoundland p. 1180 ST. John’s Capitals congratulated p. 951 Baker, Mr.

Winston (L, Gander) AUDiTOR General’s Act Legislation p. 464-65 BREAKWATER Books - congratulations on award by Canadian Historical Association p. 3050 BUDGET Debate p. 36 14-20 DEBATE on the Adjournment EEC - representation regarding fishery negotia tions p. 1502-03 Fish stocks on Grand Banks - meeting with Federal Fisheries Minister p. 3460-61 Warrants to be tabled p. 276-77 EDUCATION Budget cutbacks p. 1069-70 Report on small schools p. 523-24 EEC Representation regarding fishery negotiations p. 1464-65; 1502-03 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 226-28;479-80 FINANCIAL Administration Act (Bill 27) Second reading p. 3350-54 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3437-42 FISHERY Fish stocks on Grand Banks - meeting with Federal Fisheries Minister p. 3429;3460-61 FISHERY Products International Stock option plan p. 1226 37

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX forcommutersp.

GANDERAirport Cutbacksp.796-97 INTERIMSupply Debatep.769-71;947-50;1097-98 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.3543-44 MUNICIPALiTIES MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-function;al locationofgrantsp.1564-66 ORALQuestions AuditorGeneral’sAct-legislationp.464-65 DepartmentofEducation-reportonsmall schoolsp.523-24 Educationalsystem-budgetcutbacksp.1069-70 EEC-representationregardingfisherynegotia tionsp.1464-65 FishstocksonGrandBanks-meetingwith FederalFisheriesMinisterp.3429 FPI-stockoptionplanp.1226 GanderAirport-cutbacksp.796-97 MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-function;al locationofgrantsp.1564-66 PublicAccountsoftheProvince-bondissue; provincialdebtp.463-64 SeweragetreatmentsystemforBentonp.2694-95 Sprayprogram-Btsubstancep.2342-43 Teachers-hiringfromoutsidetheprovincep. 962-64;1018-20 Warrants-wheninformationwillbetabledp. 173-74 PROVINCIALsalestaxreduction Debatep.2208-10 PUBLICAccountsCommittee Reporttabledp.2992 PUBLICAccountsoftheProvince Bondissue;provincialdebtp.463-64 REPORTSTabled PublicAccountsCommitteereportp.2992 SCHOOLAttendanceAct(Bill5) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1190- 94;1200-03;1207-09 SCHOOLTaxAuthoritiesbeabolished Noticeofmotionp.51 SEWERAGEtreatmentsystemforBentonp.2694-95 SPRAYprogram Bt-contaminationp.234243 TEACHERS Hiringoutsidetheprovincep.962-64;1018-20 UNIVERSITYcoursesatLewisporteinSeptember 1987p.659-61 WARRANTS Whencopieswillbetabledp.173-74;276-77 Barrett,Hon.Hal(PC,St.John’sWest) CONFLICTofinterestguidelines Seniorpublicservantsp.186 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentandTourismAct (Bill4) Noticeofmotionp.131 Secondreadingp.1792;1968-76 ECONOMICCouncilofNewfoundlandand Labrador Annualreporttabledp.254 KRUGERmillinCornerBrook Modernizationprogramsecondphasep.2532-35 MARYSTOWNShipyard Statusp.2974 MINISTERIALStatements MarystownShipyard-statusp.2974 NationalTourismWeekdesignatedp.1935 NATIONALTounsmWeekp.1935 ORALQuestions KrugermillinCornerBrook-modernizationpro gramsecondphasep.2532-35 Seacadetbase-Stephenvillep.804 Seniorpublicservantsp.186 QUESTIONS(Written) SeacadetcampforStephenville(WQU#2)p. 758 REPORTSTabled EconomicCouncilofNewfoundlandand Labradorannualreportp.254 SEAcadetcampforStephenville Proposalp.$04 Tabledanswertoquestionp.758 TabledlettertoErikNielsen(Answertoques tion)p.758 Barry,Mr.Leo,LeaderoftheOpposition(L,Mount ScIo-BellIsland) ABORIGINALlandclaims Negotiationsp.571-74 ABORIGINALrights LowerChurchilldevelopmentp.1164 Provincialpositionp.1163 Self-governmentp.1164 ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone p.22-31 BELLIslandferryservice Problemsp.1673-74;1705-07 BELLIslandiceconditions AccommodationsinSt.John’s 181-82 Subsidyforcommutersp.182-83 BOYSandGirlsClub,BellIslandandNew foundland-awardingofscholarshipsp.2479 BUDGET Deficitoncapitalaccountp.1310-12 38

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX CANADA-Newfoundland Atlantic Accord Im plementation (Nfld.) Act (Bill 23) Second reading p. 3475-82 CANADA/France fisheries agreement Debate p. 103M4;272-75;610-17 CANADA/France overfishing issue Canadian laws in disputed area p. 679 Provincial government recommendations; recall of Canadian ambassador p. 744-45 CANADIAN dollar bond issue p. 172 CARNELL, Geoffrey, letter of condolence to family p. 69 COME by Chance oil refinery Cumberland Farms p. 1418 Labour dispute p. 70-72 COMMUNITY Colleges Act (Bill 13) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3434 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Ministers and public servants - proposed estab lishment of a tribunal p. 231-33 CONSTITUTION - amendment - Pentecostal As semblies Debate p. 1552-58 CONSTITUTION - Meech Lake Adherence of Quebec p. 1717-20 Quebec’s proposal p. 904-05; 1472-74 DAY care Licensed units p. 842-43 DEBATE on the Adjournment Bell Island ferry service p. 1705-07 DEPARTMENT of Energy Act (Bill 26) Second reading p. 3507-12 DOR Chemicals Limited Come by Chance oil refinery mothballing costs p. 1525-26 ELECTRICAL energy for the Island p. 1461-63 EMERGENCY Measures Organization Transfer to Department of Municipal Affairs p. 786 ENVIRONMENTAL compliance

schedule p. 787-89 EPF (Established Programs Financing) Health and education p. 2232-34 EXPLORATORY well to be drilled by Northcor Energy Limited p. 3309-10 FEDERAL/provincial relations Notice of motion p. 43 Debate p. 187-93 FISHERY Quebec’s position regarding provincial jurisdic tion p. 1471-72 FISHERY Products International Sale of shares p. 1023-24 Stock option plan p. 968-69;1023;1222-24 FISHERY Products International Limited Act (Bill 34) Second reading p. 2072-79 HOUSE of Assembly Act (Bill 24) Second reading p. 1688-90 INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day p. 236-37 10CC Negotiations with employees p. 795-96 LOUGHEED, Peter Law firm - $400,000 p. 242-44 LOWER Churchill development Discussions with federal government p. 629-30 MOBIL Oil Relocation of employees p. 2653-54;3 155-56 MUNICIPALITIES Municipal capital grants - cost-shared program p. 1740-43 NOSEWORTHY, Maric curling team Congratulations p. 621 Omission from Olympic Trials (All-party resolu tion) p. 677 OIL exploration Permits issued for disputed area off St.

Pierre and Miquelon p. 3033-35 ORAL Questions Aboriginal land claims - negotiations p. 571-74 Aboriginal rights - constitution; Lower Churchill development; hunting rights p. 1163-64 Bell Island ferry service - problems p. 1673-74 Bell Island ice conditions - commuters - accom modations; subsidy p. 18 1-83 Budget - deficit on capital account p. 13 10-12 Canada/France fishery dispute p. 679;744-45 Come by Chance oil refinery - labour dispute; Cumberland Farms p. 70-72;1418 Constitution - Quebec’s proposal p. 904-05; 1472- 74 Day care - licensed units p. 842-43 Dor Chemicals - cost of the mothballing of the Come by Chance oil refinery p. 1525-26 Established Programs Financing - health and education p. 2232-34 Fishery - Quebec’s position regarding provincial jurisdiction p. 1471-72 FPI - sale of shares p. 1023-24 FPI - stock option plan p. 968-69;1023;1222-24 10CC - negotiations with employees p. 795-96 Lougheed, Peter - law firm - $400,000 p. 242-44 Lower Churchill development - discussions with federal government p. 629-30 Mobil Oil - relocation of employees p. 2653- 54;3155-56 Municipal capital grants - cost-shared program; restraint p. 1740-43 39

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Oilexploration-permitsissuedfordisputedarea offSt.PierreandMiquelonp.3033-35 PippyParkCommission-1985/86reportp. 2808-11 Province’sfmancialposition-statementby Premierregardingprovincialbankruptcyintwo yearsp.119-20 Searchandrescue-facilitiesatairportp.1068-69 Vocationalschools-paymentofsalariesp. 118;242 Wabushmines-statusp.794 Women’sissues-convictionsforsexualassault ofchildren;domesticsp.841-42 PETITIONS Sentencingofindividualsguiltyofsexualoffen cm(ruledoutoforder)p.911 SocialservicessystemonBellIslandp.2388 StephenCollinscase-decisionp.1744 PIPPYParkCommission Reportfor1985/86p.2808-11 PREMIERcongratulatedonhiseighthanniversary asLeaderofthePCPartyp.619 PRISONSActandtheUniformedServicesPensions Act(Bill3) Secondreadingp.1757-59 PRIVILEGESandElectionsCommitteereMinister ofPublicWorksmisleadingtheHouse Noticeofmotionp.757 PROVINCE’Sfmancialposition StatementbyPremier“provincebeingbankrupt intwoyears”p.119-20 PROVINCIALsalestaxreduction Debatep.2191-2200 RESIGNATIONoftheLeaderoftheOppositionp. 840 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabulary AppointmentofEdwardCoadyp.625 SCHOOLAttendanceAct(Bill5) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1186-88 SEARCHandrescue Facilitiesatairportp.1068-69 SENTENCINGofindividualsguiltyofsexualoffen cmp.911 SMALLWOODencyclopedia Fundingp.258 SOCIALservicessystemonBellIslandp.2388 ST.John’sFireDepartmentAct(Bill2) Secondreadingp.3364-65;3451-52;3457 STEPI{ENCollinscase-decisionp.1744

SUMMARYProceedingsAct(Bill1) Secondreadingp.1697-99 TRANSPORTATION HarbourBreton-forestaccessroadp.85 VOCATIONALschools Paymentofsalariestoinsiructorsp.118;242 VOCM,congratulationsonawardp.229 WABUSHmines Statusp.794 WATERandsewersystembeextendedfurtherwest onKenmountRoadp.2401;2444 WOMEN’Sissues Convictionsforsexualassaultofchildrenp.841 Domesticsp.842 Blanchard,Hon.Ted(PC,BayofIslands) AB1TIBI-Price Collectiveagreementwithmillunionsp.2860 COMEbyChanceoilrefmery Advertisingcampaignfortradesmenp.2644- 45;26$7-88 Answertoquestionsregardingsafetyandhiring ofpersonnelp.131 CumberlandFarmsp.1354-55 Labourdisputep.70-72 LabourlegislationHaiiisReportrecommenda tionsp.252 SuccessorRightsClause;localpreferencepolicy p.73-76 COMEbyChancemedicalfacility Twenty-fourhourclinicp.798 CONSTRUCTIONIndustryAdvisoryCommittee Government’spositiononthereportp.1103 DEBATEontheAdjournment ComebyChanceoilrefmeryp.2687-88 Workers’CompensationBoard-Appeal Tribunalp.283-85 Workers’CompensationBoard-healthand safetyintheworkplacep.1713-14 DEPARTMENTofLabour Answertoquestionp.1025 Electricalinspectorsjobp.906;1117-18 ERCO Safetyandmedicalfacilitiesp.798 FISHERY Occupationalhealthandsafetyofworkersp.411 FISHINGIndustry(CollectiveBargaining)Act Reportofmatterstransactedp.1230 HOSPITALworkers Strikep.399-400 10CC SettlementwithUnitedSteelworkers’Unionp. 1561 UnitedSteelworkers-strikep.909 LABOURRelationsAct Reportofmatterstransactedp.1230 LABOURRelationsBoard Reporttabledp.1230 LABOURStandardsBoard 40

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX program for Report tabled p. 1230 MINISTERIAL Statements Abitibi-Price and mill unions - collective agree ment p. 2860 Construction Industry Advisory Committee p. 1103 10CC and United Steelworkers - settlement p. 1561 Occupational Health and Safety Week p. 2858 Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal p. 626 NATIONAL Day of Mourning Commemoration to workers p. 1671-72 NEWFOUNDLAND Teachers’ (Collective Bargain ing) Act Report of matters transacted p. 1230 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 18) Notice of motion p. 1476 Second reading p. 27$0-84;2834-36 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Week p. 2858 ORAL Questions Come by Chance oil refmery - labour dispute; Cumberland Farms p. 70-76;252; 1354-55;2644-45 Come by Chance medical facility p. 798 Department of Labour - electhcal inspectors job p. 906;1117-18 ERCO - safety and medical facilities p. 798 Fishery - occupational health and safety of workers p. 411 Hospital workers - strike p. 399-400 10CC - Steelworkers’ Union in Labrador City - strike p. 909 National Day of Mourning - commemoration to workers p. 1671-72 Women’s issues - convictions for sexual assault of children; domestics p. 842 Workers’ Compensation - health and safety in the workplace p. 1672-73 Workers’ Compensation Board - creation of Ap peal Tribunal p. 175-76 Workers’ Compensation Board - patronage ap pointments - settlements p. 176;907-08; 1016; 1061- 63; 1071 PUBLIC Service (Collective Bargaining) Act Report of matters transacted p. 1230 REPORTS Tabled Labour Relations Board report p. 1230 Labour Standards Board report p. 1230 Matters transacted under the Labour Relations Act; Public Service, Fishing Industry and New foundland Teachers’ (Collective Bargaining) Acts p. 1230 Workers’ Compensation Commission annual report p. 1314 WOMEN’S issues Domestics p. 842 WORKERS’ Compensation Health and safety in the workplace p. 1672- 73; 17 13-14 WORKERS’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal p. 626 WORKERS’ Compensation Board Creation of Appeal Tribunal p. 175-76;2$3-$5 Patronage appointments - settlements p. 176;907- 0$; 1016; 1061-63; 107 1 WORKERS’ Compensation Commission Annual report tabled p. 1314 Brett, Hon.

Charles (PC, Trinity North) ALCOHOL and Drug Dependency Commission Annual report tabled p. 804 AVALON Community College BTSD course p. 3205-06 BEAUTIFICATION and enhancement the Eastern region p. 2220 BOYS’ Home in Whitboume kquiiy p. 906-07 Overcrowding p. 1470-71; 1506-08; 1523 Security (escape) p. 345-47;412 Visiting policy p. 640;685-$7 BOYS’ Homes in Pleasanwille and Whitboume Fires p. 3569-70 COMMUNITY Development Programs Hiring p. 472-73 DAY care Federal recommendations p. 1171-72 Licensed units p. 843-45 DAY Care and Homemaker Services Act (Bill 17) Notice of motion p. 1476 Second reading p. 2040-41;3503-06 DAY care services Debate p. 2889-95 DEBATE on the Adjournment Boy’s Home in Whitbourne p. 1506-08 Statements by Member for Trinity North regard ing working mothers and day care p. 2965- 66; 2968 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Annual report for 1984-85 tabled p. 804 Annual report for 1985-86 tabled p. 1790 Personnel cutbacks p. 2306;2406;2442;2938 DISABILITY pensioners Decrease in social assistance payments p. 235 1-52 ELECTRICITY bills People on social assistance p. 846-47 FAMILY violence Seminar p. 2815-16 IMPAIRED driving National strategy program p. 2221 MENTAL Development Association 41

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX fundingp.2005-06 MINISTERIALStatements Beautificationandenhancementprogramforthe Easternregionp.2220 Impaireddriving-Nationalstrategyprogramp. 2221 ORALQuestions AvalonCommunityCollege-BTSDcoursep. 3205-06 Boys’HomeinWhitboumep.345- 47;412;640;685-$7;906-07;1470-71;1523 Boys’HomesinPleasantvilleandWhitbourne- firesp.3569-70 CommunityDevelopmentPrograms-hiringp. 472-73 Daycare-federalrecommendationsp.1171-72 Daycare-licensedunitsp.843-45 DepartmentofSocialServices-cutbackinper sonnelp.2306 Disabilitypensioners-decreaseinsocialassis tancepaymentsp.2351-52 Electricitybills-peopleonsocialassistancep. 846-47 Familyviolence-publiceducationprogramp. 2$15-16 MentalDevelopmentAssociation-fundingp. 2005-06 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareand workingmothersp.2924-34;3203-05;3259-60 Wifebattering-educationprogramp.3256 YoungOffendersReviewBoardp.184;6$7- 8$;1113;356$ REHABILITATIONAct(Bill15) Noticeofmotionp.1476 Secondreadingp.2039-40 REPORTSTabled AlcoholandDrugDependencyCommission reportp.804 SocialServicesDepartmentreportsfor1984and 1985p.804;1790 SOCIALservicessystemonBellIslandp.2390-92 STATEMENTSbyMemberforTrinityNorth(C.

Brett)regardingdaycareandworkingmothersp. 2924-34;2965-66;296$;3203-05;3259-60 WIFEbattering-educationprogramp.3256 YOUNGOffendersReviewBoard Abolishmentofboardp.3568 Establishmentp.184;687-88 Inquiryp.1113 Butt,Hon.John(PC,ConceptionBaySouth) CANADIANEnvironmentWeekp.2749 COMEbyChance Toxicwastestudyp.351-52;527-29;578-79;631-32 DEBATEontheAdjournment NewfoundlandHydro-projectinIslandPond areap.1710-11 ENVIRONMENTALcomplianceschedulep.787 ENVIRONMENTALcontrolmatters StudybyCanadianNatureFederationp.2759-60 EXPLOITSRiver-pollutionp.1116-17;1411-13 MINISTERIALStatements CanadianEnvironmentWeekp.2749 Environmentalcomplianceschedulep.787 SulphurDioxideReductionProgramp.397 NATO,GooseBay-studybyselectcommittee Debatep.1007-10;1231-34 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro ProjectinIslandPondarea-environmentalas sessmentp.1666-6$;1710-11 NEWFOUNDLANDLightandPower Southsideplantp.465-67 ORALQuestions ComebyChance-toxicwastestudyp.351- 52;527-29;578-79;631-32 Environmentalcontrolmatters-studyby CanadianNatureFederationp.2759-60 ExploitsRiver-pollutionp.111&17;1411-13 NewfoundlandHydro-projectinIslandPond area-environmentalassessmentp.1666-68 NewfoundlandLightandPower-southside plantp.465-67 Recreationfacilities-advisotycommitteereport allocationofcapitalgrantsp.2865-66 Sprayprogram-Btsubstancep.2342-43 St.John’sharbour-pollutionp.753-54;2755-57 RECREATIONfacilities Advisorycommitteereport-allocationofcapital grantsp.2865-66 SPRAYprogram Bt-contaminationp.2342-43 ST.John’sharbour Pollutionp.753-54;2755-57 SULPHURDioxideReductionProgramp.397 Callan,Mr.Wilson(L,Bellevue) BELLEVUEandThonilea Roadconditionsp.695;1028-30 BELLEVUEDistrict Municipalitiesservicedwithwaterandsewerp. 1737-38 BUDGETDebatep.1581-90 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.602-09 CMHC HousesforsaleinComebyChancep.1467- 69;1508-09 COMEbyChance 42

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Toxic waste study p. 351-52 COME by Chance oil refmeiy Advertising campaign for tradesmen p. 2644- 45;26$6-87 Cumberland Farms p. 1353-55.

Labour legislafion Harris Report recommenda tions p. 177-78 Successor Rights Clause; local preference policy p. 74-76;130 COME by Chance oil refmeiy - labour dispute (Pro cedure under S.O. 23) p. 86 COME by Chance medical facility Federal representation regarding the clinic p. 1070-71 Private clinic p. 517-18 Twenty-four hour clinic p. 406-07;798;973-74;2305 DEBATE on the Adjournment Bellevue and Thornlea area - road conditions p. 774-76 CMHC - houses for sale in Come by Chance p. 1508-09 Come by Chance oil refinery p. 2686-87 DEPARTMENT of Development and Tourism Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 1955-63 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Personnel cutbacks p. 3217 ERCO Safety and medical facilities p. 797 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 213-19 HEALTH care Cottage hospitals at St.

Lawrence and Grand Bank p. 2304 HOSPITALS - Come by Chance and Whitboume Notice of motion p. 52 INDEPENDENT truckers Meeting p. 3320-21;3375-76 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 1031-60;1073-76;10$0-82 LABOUR legislation Harris Report recommendations p. 178 MOTOR Registration New building p. 13 12-13 NEWFOUNDLAND railway Containerization program p. 2762 ORAL Questions Bellevue and Thomlea - road conditions p. 748-49 Bellevue District - municipalities serviced with water and sewer p. 1737-38 CMHC - houses for sale in Come by Chance p. 1467-69 Come by Chance - toxic waste study p. 351-52 Come by Chance oil refinery - labour dispute; Cumberland Farms p. 74-76;130;177;1353- 55; 2644-45 Come by Chance medical facility p. 406-07;5 17- 18;798;973-74; 1070-71;2305 ERCO - safety and medical facilities p. 797 Health care - cottage hospitals at St.

Lawrence and Grand Bank p. 2304 Independent truckers - meeting p. 3320-21;3375- 76 Labour legislation - Harris Report recommenda tions p. 178 Motor Registration - new building p. 13 12-13 Newfoundland railway - containerization pro gram p. 2762 Orsbom Royal Commission - cottage hospital closures p. 406 Pilots, Air Services Division - hiring policy p. 2436-37 Royal Commission on unemployment - out- migration; recommendations p. 3423-25 School Tax Authority p. 1893-94 South Dildo FPI plant - future p. 1528 South Dildo seal pelt plant p. 1529-30 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2174 Tax reform - federal; business transfer tax p. 1953-54 ORSBORN Royal Commission Cottage hospital closures p. 406 PETITIONS Department of Social Services - personnel cut backs p. 3217 Road conditions in Bellevue and Thomlea p. 695 PILOTS, Air Services Division Hiring policy p. 2436-37 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 2321-24 ROYAL Commission on unemployment Recommendation 105 p. 3423-25 SCHOOL Tax Authority p. 1893-94 SOUTH Dildo FPI plant p. 1528 Seal pelt plant p. 1529-30 SPRUNG project p. 2174 TAX reform - federal Business transfer tax p. 1953-54 TRANSPORTATION Bellevue and Thomlea - road conditions p. 748- 49;774-76 Carter, Mr.

John (PC, St. John’s North) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 359-61 43

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Programp.2101 FEDERAL/provincialrelations Debatep.481-84 FINANCIALAdministrationAct(Bill27) Secondreadingp.3349-50 INCREASEofPensionsAct(Bill28) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3287-89 INTERIMSupply Debatep.762-64 MEMBERSforMenihekandSt.John’sEastbe suspendedforremainderofsitting Noticeofmotionp.3325 NEWFOUNDLANDStandardTimeAct(Bill14) Secondreadingp.1127-28 PETITIONS Waterandsewerbeextendedfurtherweston KenmountRoadp.2399;2443 PUBLICservicepensions CPPoffsetp.3267 REPORTSTabled SocialServicesEstimatesCommitteereportp. 2241 SCHOOLcurriculum-changes Noticeofmotionp.45 Debatep.1426-30;1658-62 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee Reportofthecommitteep.2241 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2330-31;2410-12 WATERandsewersystembeextendedfurtherwest onKenmountRoadp.2399;2443 Carter,Mr.Walter(L,Twillingate) AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) Secondreadingp.2736-39 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.110-11;132-42 Amendmentp.133 CANADA/Francefisherydispute P.2487 2J+3K1areap.3367-69 St.PierreandMiquelonboundaryp.178 CANADA/Franceoverfishingissue NovaScotiaopposingNewfoundland’sjurisdic tionp.903-04 Provincialgovernmentrecommendations;recall ofCanadianambassadorp.680-81 CAPLINindustry Pricep.2868-69;2989-90;3316-17 Priceagreementreachedp.3357 CONSOLIDATEDFundServicesEstimates-Com mitteeofSupplyp.1336-38 DEBATEontheAdjournment Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen- extensionp.3185-86 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentandTourismAct (Bill4) Secondreadingp.1805-09 FISHERIESLoanBoard Detailsofactivitiesp.234 FISHERMENS’Union Affiliationchangesp.1845-46 FISHERY Federalregulationregardingsalmonasaby- catchp.2543 Fisheries-relatedjobcreationprogramp.1349 Offshorequota-reductionp.2488 Secondaryprocessingandby-productdevelop mentprogramp.734 FISHERYProductsInternational Factoryfreezertrawlersp.524-25 Saleofsharesp.354;969-70 Stockoptionplanp.1110-11;1215-16 FISHERYProductsInternationalLimitedAct(Bill 34) Secondreadingp.2065-72 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3006-09 FORGETCommissionReportonunemploymentin surancep.1367 GASOLINErebate Fishermenandloggersp.467-68 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) Debatep.2566-72;2575-79 INSHOREfishery Noticeofmotionp.48 Debatep.3381-86 INTERIMSupply Debatep.932-35 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.3544-45 LOBSTERfishery Pricesp.2155 MIDDLEDistanceDevelopment MUNICIPALiTIES Municipalgrants-restraintp.1731-33 NATO,GooseBay-studybyselectcommittee Debatep.1259-62 ORALQuestions Canada/Francefisheriesagreement-St.Pierre andMiquelonboundaryp.178 Canada/Francefisheriesdispute-2J+3K1area p.2487;3367-69 Canada/Francefisherydisputep.680-81;903-04 Caplinindustry-negotiationswithJapanese; pricep.2868-69;2989-90;3316-17 44

HANSARD SPEAKER iNDEX for fishermen 34) Estimates - Corn- Fishermens’ Union - change in affiliation p. 1845- 46 Fishery - federal regulation regarding salmon p. 2543 Fishery - offshore quota - reduction p. 248$ FPI - factory freezer trawlers p. 524-25 FPI - sale of shares p. 354;969-70 FPI - stock option plan p. 1110-11;1215-16 Gasoline rebate - fishermen and loggers p. 467-68 Municipal capital grants - cost-shared program; restraint p. 1731-33 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2115 Twillingate - senior citizens home; chronic care facility p. 1313-14;2302-03 Unemployment insurance benefits for fishermen - extension; fish plant workers p. 3087-88;3560-61 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 2150-54;2242-44;2250-57 RIGOLET - funding to charter a longliner to collect fish in the Smokey area p. 3220 SALMON fishery Management plans p. 79 1-93 SEAL harvesting program Debate p. 701-05 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate p. 2458-64;2509-17 SPRUNG project p. 2115 TRANSPORTATION Raleigh Road - upgrading and paving p. 1370-72 TWILUNGATE Chronic care facility p. 2302-03 Senior citizen’s home p. 13 13-14 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits Extension p. 3087-$$;3185-86 Fish plant workers p. 3560-61 Collins, Hon.

John (PC, St.

John’s South) ADJOURNMENT Motion p. 233 1-32 AUDITOR General’s Report Japanese bank account p. 408-09 Report tabled p. 255 BUDGET When budget will be brought down; deficit p. 848-49 BUDGET Debate p. 363 1-34 BUDGET Speech delivered p. 1270-87 CANADIAN dollar bond issue p. 172 COMPTROLLER General’s objection to certain ex penditures p. 343 CONFERENCE Board of Canada Economic growth p. 2486-87 CONFLICT of Interest Act (Bill 6) Notice of motion p. 187 Second reading p. 3458-59 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services mittee of Supply p. 2674-76 COW Head Funds to construct new school p. 1683 DAY care services Debate p. 2907-10 DEBATE on the Adjournment Public service pensions - CPP offset p. 2684-85 Tax reform p. 1983-85;1990-91 Tax reform - business transfer tax p. 1987-88 DEPARTMENT of Development and Tourism Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 1798-99 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Personnel cutbacks p. 2944-47 DEPARTMENTAL Observations on the Auditor General’s Report tabled p. 255 DISABILiTY pensioners Decrease in social assistance payments p. 2438 ECONOMY Development; kick-start plan p. 1851-52; 1888-91 EDUCATION Budget cutbacks p. 1069-70 FAMILY violence Judy Ryan case p. 2590-92 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 206-13 FINANCIAL Administration Act (Bill 27) Second reading p. 3343;3354-57 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3438-41 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Notice of motion p. 1289 Debate p. 3531 FISHERY Products International Limited Act (Bill Second reading p. 2032 GASOLINE tax inspectors Relocation p. 2870-71 GOVERNMENT advertising in Evening Telegram supplement Cost p. 1024-25 GOVERNMENT-Kruger Agreements Act (Bill 25) Notice of motion p. 1677 Second reading p. 3 17$-$0;3228-29 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 2572-75 GUARANTEED loans List tabled p. 640 INCOME Tax Act Notice of motion p. 1288 45

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX beingbankrupt UniformedSer Debatep.3526-27 INCREASEofPensionsAct(Bill28) Noticeofmotionp.1576 Secondreadingp.3158-59;3174-76 INSURANCECompaniesTaxAct Noticeofmotionp.1289 Debatep.3528-31 INTERIMSupply Noticeofmotionp.582 Debatep.663-64;668-69;767-69;810-11;831-32;835- 39;1088-89 JOBcreationinitiatives Newspaperadsp.1739-40;1785-87 LOANAct Noticeofmotionp.1676 Debatep.3532-36 LOANandGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotionp.1676 Debatep.3539-46 LOCALAuthorityGuaranteeAct Noticeofmotionp.1676 Debatep.3537 LOUGHEED,Peter Lawfirm-$400,000p.243-44;246-48 MEMORIALUniversity Financialcrisisp.1166 MINISTERIALStatements Canadiandollarbondissuep.172 ComptrollerGeneral’sobjectiontocertainexpen dituresp.343 MOBILOil Relocationofemployeesp.2653-54 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro Tenderforofficespace-CabotPlace;conflictof interestbyconsultantsp.971-73;1016-18 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorCorporation Annualreporttabledp.255 NEWFOUNDLANDLiquorLicensingBoard Annualreporttabledp.640 NURSING Trainingprogramfornursesp.$51-52 ORALQuestions AuditorGeneral’sReport-Japanesebankac countp.408-09 Budget-whenbudgetwillbebroughtdown; deficitp.848-49 ConferenceBoardofCanada-economicgrowth p.2486-87 Disabilitypensioners-decreaseinsocialassis tancepaymentsp.2438 Economy-developmentkick-startplanp.1851- 52;1888-91 Educationalsystem-budgetcutbacksp.1069-70 Familyviolence-JudyRyancasep.2590-92 Gasolinetaxinspectors-relocationp.2870-71 GovernmentadvertisinginEveningTelegramsup plement-costp.1024-25 Jobcreation-newspaperadsp.1739-40;17$5-$7 Lougheed,Peter-lawfirm-$400,000p.243- 44;246-48 MemorialUniversity-financialcrisisp.1166 MobilOil-relocationofemployeesp.2653-54 NewfoundlandHydro-tenderforofficespace- CabotPlace;conflictofinterestbyconsultants p.971-73;1016-1$ Nurses-trainingprogramp.851-52 Pensionlegislation-amendmentsp.126-27 Province’sfinancialposition-statementby PremierregardingpTovincialbankruptcyintwo yearsp.120-21 Publicservicepensions-CPPoffsetp.2648-49 Retailsalestax-arrearsp.3321-23 Retailsalestax-collectionp.629 Retailsalestax-reductionp.1165-66 Reviewcommitteesetupbygovernment-roleof AuditorGeneralp.2541-43;2701-03 Searchandrescue-facilitiesatairportp.1062-69 Shrimpfishery-banonforeignvesselsp.1064-65 Taxreform-federal;businesstransfertaxp. 194248;1953-54 Warrants-wheninformationwillbetabledp. 173-74 Workers’CompensationBoard-patronageap pointments-settlementsp.966-68;1014-15 PENSIONlegislation Amendmentsp.126-27 POOLEDPensionFund Financialstatementsp.2936 PRECOMIvIITMENTofhinds Orders-in-Counciltabledp.852 PROVINCE’Sfinancialposition StatementbyPremier‘province intwoyears’p.120-21 PROVINCIALsalestaxreduction Debatep.1900-06;2198 PUBLICaccountsofCrownCorporations Tabledp.255 PUBLICAccountsoftheProvince Tabledp.255 PUBLICService(Pensions)Actand vicesPensionsAct(Bill40) Noticeofmotionp.2241 Secondreadingp.3514-17;3524-25 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3584- $7;3592 PUBLICServicePensionPlan Changesp.416 PUBLICservicepensions 46

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX CPP offset p. 2648-49;2684-85;2765;2821 RAISING of Supply (Committee of the Whole on Ways and Means for Budget) Notice of motion p. 1230 RECIPROCAL Taxation Agreement Act (Bill 32) Notice of motion p. 1677 Second reading p. 3 177-78 REPORTS Tabled Auditor General’s Report p. 255 Departmental Observations on the Auditor General’s Report p. 255 Guaranteed loans p. 640 Newfoundland Liquor Corporation report p. 255 Newfoundland Liquor Licensing Board report p. 640 Orders-in-Council related to precommitment of funds p. 852 Pooled Pension Fund financial statements p. 2936 Public accounts of Crown Corporations for 1986 p. 255 Public accounts of the Province for 1986 p. 255 Temporary loans list p. 640 Warrants p. 1$6;1287 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 23 11-14 RETAIL sales tax Arrears p. 3321-23 Collection p. 689 Reduction p. 1165-66 RETAIL Sales Tax Act Notice of motion p. 2064 Debate p. 3549-50 SEARCH and rescue Facilities at airport p. 1068-69 SENIOR expenditure review team Role of Auditor General p. 2541-43;2701-03 SHRIMP fishery Ban on foreign vessels p. 1064-65 SUPPLEMENTARY Supply Notice of motion p. 2010 Debate p. 354749 SUPPLY Act Notice of motion p. 1230 TAX reform - federal P. 1942-45; 1983-85; 1990-91 Business transfer tax p. 1946-48;1953-54;1987-$8 TEMPORARY loans List tabled p. 640 WARRANTS Answer to question p. 255 Tabled p. 186;1287 When copies will be tabled p. 173-74 WATER system for Bartlett’s Harbour p. 2503 WORKERS’ Compensation Board Patronage appointments - settlements p. 966- 68; 1014-15 Dawe, Hon.

Ronald (PC, St. George’

s) BELL Island ferry service Problems p. 1673-74;1707-08 BELL Island ice conditions Subsidy for commuters p. 183 DEBATE on the Adjournment Bell Island ferry service p. 1707-08 Bellevue and Thomlea area - road conditions p. 776-77 Fortune-Hermitage - road conditions p. 779-80 Trans Canada - icy conditions p. 782-83 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 2 19-26 FERRY service - Grey River, Ramea and Burgeo p. 1321 FOGO Island Icebreaker services p. 683-84 GANDER Airport Cutbacks p. 796-97 INDEPENDENT truckers Meeting p. 3321;3376-77 MOTOR Registration New building p. 1312-13 NEWFOUNDLAND railway Containerization program p. 2763 ORAL Questions Bell Island ferry service - problems p. 1673-74 Bell Island ice conditions - commuters - accom modations; subsidy p. 183 Bellevue and Thomlea - road conditions p. 748-50 Fogo Island - icebreaker services p. 683-84 Fortune-Hermitage - road upgrading and paving p. 746-48 Gander Airport - cutbacks p. 796-97 Independent truckers - meeting p. 332 1;3376-77 Motor Registration - new building p. 13 12-13 Newfoundland railway - containerization pro gram p. 2763 Pilots, Air Services Division - hiring policy p. 2436-38 Trans Canada Highway - icy conditions p. 750-52 PILOTS, Air Services Division Answer to questions p. 2657-58 Hiring policy p. 2436-38 SCHOOL curriculum - changes Debate p. 1641-45 TRANS Canada Highway Answer to questions p. 805-06 Icy conditions p. 750-52;782-$3 TRANSPORTATION 47

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX (Concurrence BellevueandThomlea-roadconditionsp.748- 50;776-77 Fortune-Hermitage-roadupgradingandpaving p.746-48;779-80 GrandLePieffetoEnglishHarbourEast-road conditionsp.83 Decker,Mr.Christopher(I,StraitofBelleIsle) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Debatep.330-37 AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) Secondreadingp.2734-36 BUDGETDebatep.3607-13 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.541-47 CHIROPRACTORS Pointofprivilege-remarksbyMemberforSt.

John’sNorthp.413 RemarksbyMemberforSt.John’sNorth-ques tionp.799-800 COWHead Fundstoconstructnewschoolp.1683-85 DAYcareservices Debatep.3117-23 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentandTourismAct (Bill4) Secondreadingp.1872-79 DEPARTMENTofForestResourcesandLands Reorganizationp.898 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Personnelcutbacksp.2942-44;3215 DRUGcosts Priceincreasep.2698 FLYINGactivityinLabrador Healtheffects-taskforcereportp.2341 hEALTHcare Boardinghomesforspecialcareresidentsp.909- 10 Hospitalbedclosuresp.3252 WesternMemorialHospital-lay-offofspeech pathologistsp.3566-67 HOSPiTALworkers Strikep.399 HOUSEofAssemblyAct(Bill24) Secondreadingp.1692-94 LOUGHEED,Peter Lawfirm-$400,000p.303-04 MILKprocessingfacilityestablishedinDeerLakep. 1832 MUNICIPALITIES Municipalgrants-fundingforSt.Anthonyp. 1627-28 NATIONALTourismWeekp.1936 NATO,GooseBay-studybyselectcommittee Debatep.1234-39 NEWFOUNDLANDEnergyLimited Companyshareholdersp.1527-28 NURSING Rccruitingfromoutsidetheprovincep.964 Shortagep.3252-53;3315 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyAct(Bill18) Secondreadingp.2791-96 OCCUPATIONALTherapistsAct(Bill8) Secondreadingp.1701-03;1749-50 OLYMPICTorchRelayroutep.1729 ORALQuestions Chiropractors-remarksbyJ.Carterp.799-800 Drugcosts-genericdrugs-BillC-22;pricein- creasep.2698 Healthcare-boardinghomesforspecialcare residentsp.909-10 Healthcare-hospitalbedclosuresp.3252 Hospitalworkers-strikep.399 Lougheed,Peter-lawfirm-$400,000p.303-04 Municipalgrants-fundingforSt.Anthonyp. 1627-28 NewfoundlandEnergyLimited-company shareholders;employmentontankersp.1527-28 Nursingshortage;recruitingfromoutsidethe provincep.964;3252-53;3315 Sprungproposal-hydroponictechnologyp. 2600-01 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareand workingmothersp.2928-30 WesternMemorialHospital-lay-offofspeech pathologistsp.3566-67 Youthunemployment-trainingforapprentices p.3094-95 PCdistrictspatronagespending Noticeofmotionp.57 PETITIONS Gunner’sCove-snowclearingoperationsp.261 RaleighRoad-upgradingandpavingp.1368 PHYSICIANS Fee-for-servicep.73$ PROVINCIALsalestaxreduction Debatep.1920-26 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee Motion) Debatep.2308-11;2314-17 SPRUNGprojectp.2600-01 STAThMENTSbyMemberforTrinityNorth(C.

Brett)regardingdaycareandworkingmothersp. 2928-30 TRANSPORTATION Belleoram,WreckCove,Pool’sCove-roadcon ditionsp.1858 48

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Gunner’s Cove on the Northern Peninsula - snow clearing operations p. 261 Raleigh Road - upgrading and paving p. 1368 UNIMPROVED Lands (Redistribution) Act (Bill 7) Second reading p. 1148-54 YOUTH unemployment Training for apprentices p. 3094-95 Dinn, Hon.

Jerome (PC, Pleasantvllle) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 386-95 BUCHANS mines - seismic activity p. 678 CANADA/France fisheries agreement Debate p. 595-602 CMHC Houses for sale in Come by Chance p. 1468- 70; 1509-11 DANIEL’S Harbour zinc mine Status p. 238 Teck Corporation counter proposal p. 636- 37;3257-59;33 13-15 DEBATE on the Adjournment CMHC - houses for sale in Come by Chance p. 1509-11 GYPSUM operation near St.

George’s Acquired by Domtar p. 238 Discontinuation of operations p. 1750 Status p. 1783-85 HOPE Brook gold mine Refining process p. 1066 HOUSING agreement with federal government WQU #3 p. 1477 HOUSING rental in Happy Valley - Goose Bay p. 2397 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 673-76;826-28;930-32 10CC Negotiations with employees p. 795-96 MINERAL Development Division Tabled report entitled “Current Research” p. 1839 MINERAL exploration Baie Verte area p. 1158 MINERAL licences List tabled p. 1363 MINISTERIAL Statements Buchans mines - seismic activity p. 678 Daniel’s Harbour zinc mine p. 238 Gypsum operation near St.

George’s - discon tinuation of operations p. 1750 Gypsum operation near St. George’s acquired by Domtar p. 238 Mineral Development Division report entitled “Current Research” p. 1839 Mineral exploration Baie Verte area p. 1158 Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corpora tion - sale of apartment buildings in Stephenville p. 114;2690 Provincial Housing Needs Assessment p. 622 St.

Lawrence fluorspar mine - layoff p. 342 NATO base, Goose Bay Debate p. 895-96;912-13 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Housing Cor poration Eviction in Labrador p. 801-02 Legal bills incurred due to eviction notice p. 637- 38; 1474-75 Sale of apartment buildings in Stephenville p. 114; 2690 OCCUPATIONAL Therapists Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. 1750 ORAL Questions CMIIC - houses for sale in Come by Chance p. 1468-70 Daniel’s Harbour zinc mine - Teck Corporation counter proposal p. 636-37;3257-59;3313-15 Gypsum operation near St.

George’s - status p. 1783-85 Hope Brook gold mine - refining process; hiring of Buchans miners p. 1066 10CC - negotiations with employees p. 795-96 NLHC - eviction in Labrador p. 801-02 NLIIC - legal bills incurred during eviction notice p. 637-38;1474-75 RRAP - increase staff in Labrador p. 802-03 St.

Lawrence fluorspar mine - layoff p. 2352-53 Wabush mines - status p. 794 PROVINCIAL Housing Needs Assessment p. 622 QUESTIONS (Written) Housing agreement with federal government (WQU #3) p. 1477 REPORTS Tabled Mineral Development Division report entitled ‘Current Research” p. 1839 Mineral licences list up to March 31, 1987 p. 1363 RRAP Increase staff in Labrador p. 802-03 ST. Lawrence fluorspar mine Layoff p. 342;2352-53 WABUSH mines Status p. 794 Doyle, Hon. Norman (PC, Harbour Main) AIRPORT Heights Status p. 2715 BELLEVUE District Municipalities serviced with water and sewer p. 1738 CITY of St. John’s 49

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX Financialdifficultiesp.1893 CLARKE’SBeach Grantforwaterandsewerp.1632-34 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalAffairs AssistantDeputyMinisterappointedp.117 EMERGENCYMeasuresAct(Bill19) Noticeofmotionp.1475 Secondreadingp.2837;2996 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3275-76 EMERGENCYMeasuresOrganization TransfertoDepartmentofMunicipalAffairsp. 785 GREENBay Waterandsewerandpavingp.1569 MINISTERIALStatements EmergencyMeasuresOrganizationp.785 MunicipalAffairs-AssistantDeputyMinisterap pointedp.117 Municipalcapitalworksfundingp.1613 MUMCIPAL1TIES Capitalworksprogramannouncedp.1613 Municipalcapitalgrants-cost-sharedprogram p.1740-43 MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-function;al locationofgrantsp.849-51;1563-66;1572-74 Municipalgrants-flmdingforSt.Anthonyp. 1627-29 Municipalgrants-restraintp.1731-34 Waterandsewerp.1568-71 MUMCPAL1TIESAct(Bill9) Noticeofmotionp.187 Secondreadingp.2996-97;3003 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3279- 80;3286-87 ORALQuestions BellevueDistrict-municipalitiesservicedwith waterandsewerp.1738 CityofSt.John’s-fmancialdifficultiesp.1893 Clarke’sBeach-grantforwaterandsewerp. 1632-34 GreenBay-waterandsewerandpavingp.1569 Municipalcapitalgrants-cost-sharedprogram; restraintp.1731-34;174043 MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-function;al locationofgrantsp.849-51;1563-66;1572-74 Municipalgrants-fundingforSiAnthonyp. 1627-29 Municipalities-waterandsewerp.1568-71 PortauChoix-watersupplyp.1668-71 SeweragetreatmentsystemforBentonp.2694-96 St.John’sharbour-pollutionp.3323-24 TownofWindsor-capitalspendingp.1734-37 PORTauChoix Watersupplyp.1668-71 SEWERAGEtreatmentsystemforBentonp.2694-96 ST.John’sharbour Pollutionp.3323-24 TOWNofWindsor Capitalspendingp.1734-37 WATERandsewersystembeextendedfurtherwest onKenmountRoadp.2402;2445 Efford,Mr.John(I,PortdeGrave) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Debatep.376-86 AMBULANCEservices Operators-withdrawalofservicesp.2229-30 AUDiTORGeneral’sReport DepartmentofTransportation-mismanagement offundsp.355-56 BEAUTWICATIONandenhancementprogramfor theEasternregionp.2224 BOYS’HomeinWhitboume Inquiryp.906-07 Overcrowdingp.1470-71;1504-06;1523-24 Security(escape)p.34546;411-12;55$-59 Visitingpolicyp.577-78;63940;6$5-86 BOYS’HomesinPleasantvilleandWhitboume Firesp.3569 BUDGETDebatep.1497-1501 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.149-55;160 CAPLINindustiy NegotiationswithJapanesep.2489-90 Pricep.3317-19 CLARKE’SBeach Grantforwaterandsewerp.1632-33 COMEbyChanceoilrefinery SuccessorRightsClause;localpreferencepolicy p.73 COMMUNITYDevelopmentPrograms Hiringp.472-73 DAYCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill17) Secondreadingp.3486-92 DEBATEontheAdjournment Boy’sHomeinWhitboumep.558-59;1504-06 Sprungproposal-hydroponictechnologyp. 2269-71 StatementsbyMemberforTrinityNorthregard ingworkingmothersanddaycarep.2966-67 Taxreformp.1982-83 Wells,Andy,appointmenttoPublicUtilities Boardp.2413-14 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentandTourismAct (Bill4) Secondreadingp.1965-68 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices 50

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX (Concurrence Personnel cutbacks p. 2306;2408;2669;2706;2940;2994;3045;3098;3213 ELECTRICITY bills People on social assistance p. 246-47 FAMILY violence Seminar p. 2815 IMPAIRED driving National strategy program p. 2223 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 8 17-20 MENTAL Development Association Funding p. 2004-06 MUNICIPALTTIES Water and sewer p. 1569-7 1 OLYMPIC Selection Committee Telex re Mark Noseworthy curling team p. 1067 ORAL Questions Ambulance services - legislation; withdrawal of services p. 2229-30 Auditor General’s Report - Department of Transportation - mismanagement of funds p. 355- 56 Boys’ Home in Whitbourne p. 345-46;411-12577- 78;639-40;685-86;906-07; 1470-71; 1523-24 Boys’ Homes in Pleasantville and Whitboume - fires p. 3569 Caplin indusby - negotiations with Japanese; price p. 2489-90;3317-19 Clarke’s Beach - grant for water and sewer p. 1632-33 Come by Chance oil refmery - labour dispute; Cumberland Farms p. 73 Community Development Programs - hiring p. 472-73 Department of Social Services - cutback in per sonnel p. 2306 Electricity bills - people on social assistance p. 846-47 Family violence - public education program p. 2815 Mental Development Association - funding p. 2004-06 Municipalities - water and sewer p. 1569-7 1 Olympic Selection Committee - telex re Mark Noseworthy curling team p. 1067 Pippy Park Commission - 1985/86 report p. 2760-62 Public Service Commission - people hired through commission p. 1891-92 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2056-58;2169-71 Statements by C.

Brett regarding day care and working mothers p. 2923-25;2985;3029-32;3084- 86;3203-05;3259-60 Tax reform - federal; business transfer tax p. 1943-45 Unemployment - high rate p. 305 Unified family Court - cutbacks p. 14 13-14 Wells, Andy, appointment to Public Utilities Board p. 238&87;2434-35 Young Offenders Review Board p. 1113;3568 PETITIONS Department of Social Services - personnel cut backs p. 2706;2940;3098;3213 PWPY Park Commission Report for 1985/86 p. 2760-62 PROVINCIAL sales tax reduction Debate p. 1906-11;2184 PUBLIC Service Commission People hired through commission p. 189 1-92 REHABILiTATION Act (Bill 15) Second reading p. 2039-40 RESOURCE Estimates Committee Motion) Debate p. 2258-60;2329-30 SCHOOL Attendance Act (Bill 5) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 1198-1200 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate p. 2450-56 SOCIAL services recipients Notice of motion p. 53 SOCIAL services system on Bell Island p. 2392 SPRUNG project p. 2056-58;2169-71;2269-71 STATEMENTS by Member for Trinity North (C.

Brett) regarding day care and working mothers p. 2923-25;2966-67;29$5;3029-32;3084-$6;3203-05;3259- 60 TAX reform - federal p. 1943-45;1982-83 UNEMPLOYMENT High rate p. 305 UNIFIED Family Court Cutbacks p. 1413-14 WELLS, Andy Appointment to Public Utilities Board p. 2386- 87;2413-14;2434-35 YOUNG Offenders Review Board Abolishment of board p. 3568 Inquiry p. 1113 Fenwick, Mr. Peter (ND?, Menihek) ABTTIEI-Piice Collective agreement with mill unions p. 2861 ABORIGINAL rights Constitution p. 1114-16 AGRICULTURAL limestone - produced at Cor mack p. 1833 AMBULANCE services p. 2163 51

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) Secondreadingp.2682;2721-27 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3269-71 AVALONCommunityCollege BTSDcoursep.3205-06 BUDGET-noagreementtotelevisethebudget Pointoforderp.1212 CANADIANdollarbondissuep.173 CAPLINindustry Priceagreementreachedp.3558 COMEbyChanceoilrefmeiy LabourlegislationHarrisReportrecommenda tionsp.78-79;252 COMMUNiTYCollegesAct(Bill13) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3298- 3305;3431-33 COMPTROLLERGeneral’sobjectiontocertainex pendituresp.344 CONFLICTofInterestAct(Bill6) Secondreadingp.3459;3470-72 CONSTITUTION-MeechLake AdherenceofQuebecp.1720 AgreementsignedbyallFirstMinisters’p.2920 AgreementwithQuebecp.1771 MeetingofFirstMinisters’p.2339 CONSTRUCTIONIndustryAdvisoryCommittee Government’spositiononthereportp.1107 DANIEL’SHarbourzincmine Statusp.240 DAYCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill17) Secondreadingp.3500-03 DEBATEontheAdjournment Publicservicepensions-CPPoffsetp.2682-84 DEPARTMENTofCareerDevelopmentandAd vancedStudies Expensesp.1299 DEPARTMENTofConsumerAffairs Organizationalchangesandtheappointmentof adirectorp.2376 DEPARTMENTofMunicipalAffairs AssistantDeputyMinisterappointedp.118 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Personnelcutbacksp.3047 DiVISIONcalledduringsecondreadingdebateon FPIbillp.2142 DULEYLakecampgroundinLabrador Hiringofstudentsp.3151-53 ELECTIONSAct Fulldisclosureprovisionfilingoflatereturnsp. 2175;2811-12 EMERGENCYMeasuresAct(Bill19) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3274-75 EMPLOYMENTequityinitiativeswithinthepublic servicep.1941 ENVIRONMENTALcomplianceschedulep.789 EXPLORATORYwelltobedrilledbyNorthcor EnergyLimitedp.3311 FARMDevelopmentLoanBoard Activitiesp.2374 FISHERIESLoanBoard Detailsofactivitiesp.235 FISHERY Fisheries-relatedjobcreationprogramp.1350 Secondaryprocessingandby-productdevelop mentprogramp.736 FISHERYProductsInternational Saleofsharesp.352-54;404-05 FISHERYProductsInternationalLimitedAct(Bill 34) Secondreadingp.2122-28 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3004- 06;3021-23;3051-57;3061-66;3070-74;3080-82;3574- 76 FLYINGactivityinLabrador Healtheffectsp.2349-51 FORESTResourcesDevelopmentAgreement Creationofjobsp.3029 GOVERNMENT-KrugerAgreementsAct(Bill25) Secondreadingp.3226-28 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3291-92 GRANDFalls-namedForestryCapitalofCanada p.2923 GREENBay Waterandsewerandpavingp.1569 GYPSUMoperationnearSt.George’s Discontinuationofoperationsp.1752-53 HOUSINGrentalinHappyValley-GooseBayp. 2397 HYDROgeneratingplantinMary’sHarbour P.1826 Decreaseincostofelectricityp.2008-09 INCREASEofPensionsAct(Bill2$) Secondreadingp.3168-74 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3287 INVESTMENTbrokers Investigationp.634-35 10CC SettlementwithUnitedSteelworkers’Unionp. 1562 LABandx-rayemployeesinhospitals Tentativeagreementp.3145 LABRADOR-citizensopposedtothemilitarization byNATOp.1747 LANDLORDTenancyAct Peopleinsubsidizedhousingp.1355-56 LEGISLATIONtobepresentedtoHousep.114 LOANAct Debatep.3533-35 52

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX LOW-level flying Documentation tabled p. 872 MARINE Institute Faculty and support staff - tentative agreements p. 3145 MEMORIAL University (Pensions) Act (Bill 39) Second reading p. 3342 MILK prices p. 2699-2700 MILK processing facility established in Deer Lake p. 1833 MUNICIPALITIES Capital works program announced p. 1616 Water and sewer p. 1567-68 MUNICIPALiTIES Act (Bill 9) Second reading p. 3001-03 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3276-86 NAPE strike Letters of reprimand by government p. 304-05 NATIONAL Tourism Week p. 1938 NATO - opportunity costs Notice of motion p. 47 Debate p. 2605-11;2625-31 NATO base, Goose Bay Debate p. 866-78 NEWFOUNDLAND and Labrador Housing Cor poration Sale of apartment buildings in Stephenville p. 1 16;2691 NORANDA Exploration and BP Selco Results of exploration in Tally Pond area p. 3554 NOSEWORTHY, Mark, curling team Congratulations p. 621 NURSING Training program for nurses p. 851 OBED, Mr.

Gordon, Nain - congratulations on receiving a National award p. 3143 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Week p. 2859 OCCUPATIONAL Therapists Act (Bill 8) Second reading p. 1753-54 OFFSHORE Development Fund Projects approved p. 292 ORAL Questions Aboriginal rights - constitution; Lower Churchill development; hunting rights p. 1114-16 Avalon Community College - BTSD course p. 3205-06 Come by Chance oil refmeiy - labour dispute; Cumberland Farms p. 7$-79;252 Duley Lake campground in Labrador - hiring of students p. 3151-53 Elections Act - full disclosure provision; filing of returns p. 2175;2811-12 Flying activity in Labrador - task force report on health effects p. 2349-5 1 FPI - sale of shares p. 352-54;404-05 Green Bay - water and sewer and paving p. 1569 Hydro generating plant in Mary’s Harbour - decrease in cost of electhcity p. 2008-09 Investment brokers - investigation p. 634-35 Landlord Tenancy Act - people in subsidized housing p. 1355-56 Milk prices p. 2699-2700 Municipalities - water and sewer p. 1567-68 NAPE strike - letters of reprimand by govern ment p. 304-05 Nurses - training program p. 851 Pension legislation - amendments p. 126-27 Public service pensions - CPP offset p. 2648 Royal Newfoundland Constabulary - quota sys tem for tickets; officer evaluation; review board p. 1314;1625-26 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 211 1-13;2387-88;3038-39;3563-65 Young Offenders Review Board p. 183-84;687- 88;2483-85 OUTFITTING industry Green Paper deadline extension p. 2693 PENSION legislation Amendments p. 126-27 PETITIONS Department of Social Services - personnel cut backs p. 3047 Labrador - citizens opposed to the militarization by NATO (ruled out of order) p. 1747 Public service pensions - CPP offset p. 2764;2819;3264 Sentencing of individuals guilty of sexual offen ces (ruled out of order) p. 852 Smallwood encyclopedia - funding p. 257 Subsidized housing policy p. 1677 PETROLEUM exploration Permits issued by Government of France p. 3026 PHYSICIANS Fee-for-service p. 739 POST-secondary education Capital funding approved p. 1726 PROVINCIAL Housing Needs Assessment p. 623 PROVINCIAL Institutes Act (Bill 12) Second reading p. 3334-37 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3435 PUBLIC Service (Pensions) Act and Uniformed Ser vices Pensions Act (Bill 40) Second reading p. 3519-24 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3582- 8.4;3589-91 PUBLIC service pensions CPP offset p. 2648;2682-84;2764;2$19;3264 RAMBLER Mines Limited 53

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX PropertynearBaleVertep.2637 REALEstateFoundation BoardofDirectorsappointedp.1778 REGIONALDevelopmentAssociations Updatep.743 REPORTSTabled Low-levelflying-documentationp.$72 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabulary AppointmentofEdwardCoadyp.625 Civilianreviewboardp.1625-26 Officerevaluationp.1314 RURALDevelopmentAuthority Approvalofloansp.3312 SALMONfishery Managementplansp.793 SCHOOLcurriculum-changes Debatep.1654-57 SENTENCINGofindividualsguiltyofsexualoffen cesp.852 SMALLWOODencyclopedia Fundingp.257 SPRUNGproject P.2111-13;2387-8$ AgreementwithAlbertaCompanyforconstruc tionandoperationofagreenhousep.1997 Federalgovernmenttaxcreditprogramp.3563- 65 Municipaltaxationp.3038-39 ST.John’sFireDepartmentAct(Bill2) Secondreadingp.3452-55 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3578-80 STANDINGOrdersCommitteeestablishedto reviewtheStandingOrdersoftheHouse-members named Debatep.3572 SUBSIDIZEDhousingpolicyp.1677 SULPHURDioxideReductionProgramp.398 TERRANovawellp.341 TERRYFoxHumanitarianAwardwinners-con gratulationsp.2634 TRANSPORTATION GrandLePierretoEnglishHarbourEast-road conditionsp.84 WHELAN,Maudie,reporter,congratulationson awardp.2011 WINTERGames-1987p.6267 WORKERS’CompensationAppealTribunalp.628 YOUNGOffendersReviewBoard Establishmentp.183-84;687-88 Operationsp.2483-85 Flight,Mr.Graham(I,Windsor-Buchans) AWtravel Deregulationp.2006-08 CATAMARANPark Hiringofstudentsforsummerprogramsp.3090- 91;3149-50;3188-89 COMEbyChance Toxicwastestudyp.527-28;578-79;631-32 COMMERCIALhuntingandfishingindustry GreenPaperp.2496 Recommendationstorestricthuntingandfishing rightsp.2381-83 CONSOLIDATEDFundServicesEstimates-Com mitteeofSupplyp.1339-42;1345-47 DEBATEontheAdjournment CatamaranPark-hiringofstudentsforsummer programsp.3188-89 NewfoundlandHydro-projectinIslandPond areap.1708-10 Salmonfishery-riverguardiansp.3462-64 TransCanada-icyconditionsp.780-82 EXPLOiTSRiver-pollutionp.1410-12 FEDERAL/provincialrelations Debatep.496-501 FISHERYProductsInternationalLimitedAct(Bill 34) Secondreadingp.1979 FORESTfifeseasonp.1664 FORESTResourcesDevelopmentAgreement Creationofjobsp.3028 FORESTRY-relatedindustries Noticeofmotionp.50 GOVERNMENT-KrugerAgreementsAct(Bill25) Secondreadingp.3181-84;3222-24 GRANDFalls-namedForestryCapitalofCanada p.2922 HOPEBrookgoldmine HiringofBuchansminersp.1166-68 Refusingprocessp.1066 JOBcreationinitiativesp.567 KRUGERmillinCornerBrook Modernizationprogramsecondphasep.2532- 34;2650-51 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.3545 LOUGHEED,Peter Lawfinn-$400,000p.247-48;299-301 NEWFOUNDLANDEnergyLimited Companyshareholdersp.1362-63 NEWFOUNDLANDHydro ProjectinIslandPondarea-environmentalas sessmentp.1666-68;170$-10 NEWFOUNDLANDLightandPower Southsideplantp.465-66 NORANDAExplorationandBPSelco ResultsofexplorationinTallyPondareap.3553 OCCUPATIONALHealthandSafetyAct(Bill18) 54

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Services $250,000 Estimates - Corn- and Tourism Act Second reading p. 2832-33 OFFSHORE Development Fund Projects approved p. 289 OLYMPIC Torch Relay route Request change in route p. 647-50 ORAL Questions Air travel - deregulation p. 2006-08 Catamaran Park - hiring of students for summer programs; patronage p. 3090-91;3149-50 Come by Chance - toxic waste study p. 527- 2$;578-79;631-32 Commercial hunting and fishing - restriction of traditional rights p. 2381-83 Exploits River - pollution p. 1410-12 Hope Brook gold mine - refining process; hiring of Buchans miners p. 1066;1166-68 Kruger mill in Corner Brook - modernization pro gram second phase p. 2532-34;2650-51 Lougheed, Peter - law finn - $400,000 p. 247- 48;299-301 Newfoundland Energy Limited - company shareholders; employment on tankers p. 1362-63 Newfoundland Hydro - project in Island Pond area - environmental assessment p. 1666-68 Newfoundland Light and Power - southside plant p. 465-66 Provincial deficit p. 1305-07 Provincial parks p. 2862-64 Salmon fishery - river guardians p. 3427-28 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2172-74;2601 Statements by C.

Brett regarding day care and working mothers p. 298 1-82 Terra Nova well - announcement by federal government and Bill Hopper p. 400-0 1 Town of Windsor - capital spending p. 1734-36 Trans Canada Highway - icy conditions p. 750-5 1 PRISONS Act and the Uniformed Services Pensions Act (Bill 3) Second reading p. 1759-62 PROVINCIAL deficit Departmental overspending p. 1305-07 PROVINCIAL parks Hiring p. 2862-64 PULPWOOD export permits issued p. 955 SALMON fishery River guardians p. 3427-28;3462-64 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate p. 2522-25 SPRAY program Hemlock looper p. 1405 SPRUNG project p. 2172-74;2601 STATEMENTS by Member for Trinity North (C.

Brett) regarding day care and working mothers p. 298 1-82 SULPHUR Dioxide Reduction Program p. 398 TERRA Nova well Announcement by federal government and Bill Hopper p. 400-0 1 TOWN of Windsor Capital spending p. 1734-36 TRANS Canada Highway Icy conditions p. 750-51;780-82 Furey, Mr. Charles (L, St.

Barbe) AMBULANCE services Government committee report - recommenda tions p. 2231-32 AUDiTOR General’s Report Department of Public Works - mismanagement of funds p. 348 BUCHANS mines - seismic activity p. 678 BUDGET Cabinet Ministers - Purchased p. 1308-09 CANADA Post - services Notice of motion p. 82;111 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services mittee of Supply p. 2676 COW Head Funds to construct new school p. 1680 DANIEL’S Harbour zinc mine Status p. 239 Teck Corporation counter proposal p. 636;2479- 81;2923;3257-5$;33 13-14 DAY care Licensed units p. 843-45 DAY Care and Homemaker Services Act (Bill 17) Second reading p. 3500 DAY care services Debate p. 2910-13;3104-08 Subamendment p. 3107 DEPARTMENT of Development (Bill 4) Second reading p. 1802-05 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Personnel cutbacks p. 2667;2709;2824;2952;321$ DRUG costs Generic drugs - Bill C-22 p. 1112 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 200-06 FISHERY Products International Stock option plan p. 1225-26 FISBERY Products International Limited Act (Bill 34) Second reading p. 2092-97;2118-22 55

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX GYPSUMoperationnearSt.George’s AcquiredbyDomtarp.239 Discontinuationofoperationsp.1750-52 Statusp.1783-84 JOBcreationinitiatives Hiringofstudents-CanadaManpowerp.3206- 07 LOUGHEED,Peter Lawfirm-$400,000p.246-47;297-9$ MILKpricesp.2540-41;2696-97;2868 MINERALDevelopmentDivision Tabledreportentitled‘CurrentResearch”p. 1840 MINERALexplorationBaleVerteareap.1159 NATO,GooseBay-studybyselectcommittee Debatep.1000-07 NEWFOUNDLANDEnergyLimited Companyshareholdersp.1357-58;1524;1529 OCCUPATIONALTherapistsAct(Bill8) Secondreadingp.1750-52 OILcompanies AppearbeforePublicUtilitiesBoardp.1466- 67;2866-67 Consumerpricesp.974 OILcompaniesratestructure-inquiry Noticeofmotionp.55 OLYMPICTorchRelayroute Requestchangeinroutep.1181 ORALQuestions Ambulanceservices-legislation;withdrawalof servicesp.2231-32 AuditorGeneral’sReport-Departmentof PublicWorks-mismanagementoffundsp.348 Budget-CabinetMinisters-PurchasedServices p.1308-09 Daniel’sHarbourzincmine-TeckCorporation counterproposalp.636;2479-81;2923;3257- 5$;3313-14 Daycare-licensedunitsp.843-45 Drugcosts-genericdrugs-BillC-22;pricein creasep.1112 FPI-stockoptionplanp.1225-26 GypsumoperationnearSt.George’s-statusp. 1783-84 Jobcreationprograms-hiringofstudents- CanadaManpowerp.3206-07 Lougheed,Peter-lawfinn-$400,000p.246- 47;297-98 Milkpricesp.2540-41;2696-97;2868 NewfoundlandEnergyLimited-company shareholders;employmentontankersp.1357- 58;1524;1529 Oilcompanies-consumerpricesp.974 OilcompaniestoappearbeforePublicUtilities Boardp.1466-67;2866-67 PippyParkCommission-1985/86reportp. 2753-55;2813 PortauChoix-watersupplyp.1668-70 Postofficeclosuresp.473-74 Provinciallaws-overrulebyCabinetp.409-10 PublicTenderAct-officespaceinCorner Brookp.51$-19;754 RoyalCommissiononunemployment-out- migration;recommendationsp.3092-93 Sprungproposal-hydroponictechnologyp. 2058-61;2106-08;2598-2600 St.BarbeDistrict-announced$900,000p.1846- 47 St.Lawrencefluorsparmine-layoffp.2352 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareand workingmothersp.2983-84 YoungOffendersReviewBoardp.1168-70 Youthunemployment-statisticsp.3422-23 PETiTIONS CowHead-fundstoconstructnewschoolp. 1680 DepartmentofSocialServices-personnelcut backsp.2667;2952 WatersystemforBartlett’sHarbourp.2498 PIPPYParkCommission Reportfor1985/86p.2753-55;2813 PORTauChoix Watersupplyp.1668-70 POSTALservices Postofficeclosuresp.473-74 PROVINCIALlaws-overrulebyCabinetp.409-10 PROVINCIALparks Jobcreationinitiativesp.1301 PUBLICTenderAct OfficespaceinCornerBrookp.518-19;754 RAMBLERMinesLimited PropertynearBaieVertep.2636 REALEstateFoundation BoardofDirectorsappointedp.1778 ROYALCommissiononunemployment Out-migrationrecommendationofthecommis sionp.3092-93 SPRUNGprojectp.2058-61;2106-08;259$-2600 ST.BarbeDistrict Announced$900,000p.184647 ST.Lawrencefluorsparmine Layoffp.343;2352 STATEMENTSbyMemberforTrinityNorth(C.

Brett)regardingdaycareandworkingmothersp. 2983-84 TRANSPORTATION 56

HANS ARD SPEAKER INDEX Gunner’s Cove on the Northern Peninsula - snow clearing operations p. 263 WATER system for Bartlett’s Harbour p. 2498 YOUNG Offenders Review Board Appointment of Torn Hickey p. 1168-70 YOUTH unemployment Statistics p. 3422-23 Gilbert, Mr.

David (L, Burgeo-Bay d’Espolr) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 436-44 CABOT Place - documents tabled p. 1017 CANADA/France fisheries agreement Debate p. 587-95 COMMERCIAL hunting and fishing industry Green Paper p. 2492 DEBATE on the Adjournment Fish cages - aquaculwre project p. 278-80 DEPARTMENT of Development and Tourism Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 1865-72 DEPARTMENT of Municipal Affairs Assistant Deputy Minister appointed p. 117 EMERGENCY Measures Act (Bill 19) Second reading p. 2837-44 EXPLOiTS River - pollution p. 1116 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 484-90 FERRY service - Grey River, Ramea and Burgeo p. 13 15; 1853;2545 FISHERY Fish cages - aquaculture project p. 179-80;278-80 Tabled letter from constituent regarding fish cages p. 179 FISHERY Products International Limited Act (Bill 34) Second reading p. 2129-36 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 2555-59 INSHORE fishery Debate p. 3393-99 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 1085-88 LOUGHEED, Peter Law firm - $400,000 p. 250-51 MUNICIPALITIES Capital works - when projects will be announced p. 1413 Municipal Capital Projects Board - function; al location of grants p. 849-50 MUNICIPALiTIES - capital funding Notice of motion p. 50 MUNICIPALITIES Act (Bill 9) Second reading p. 2997-3001 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Tender for office space - Cabot Place; conflict of interest by consultants p. 970-72;1016-18 ORAL Questions Exploits River - pollution p. 1116 Fish cages - aquaculwre project p. 179-80 Lougheed, Peter - law firm - $400,000 p. 250-5 1 Municipal Capital Projects Board - flmction; al location of grants p. 849-50 Municipal capital works - when projects will be announced p. 1413 Newfoundland Hydro - tender for office space - Cabot Place; conflict of interest by consultants p. 970-72;1016-18 Salmon hatchery, Bay d’Espoir - funding p. 348- 49;638-39;2295-97 PETITIONS Commercial hunting and fishing camps - Green Paper p. 2492 Ferry service - Grey River, Ramea and Burgeo p. 1315;1853;2545 REPORTS Tabled Cabot Place - documents p. 1017 Fishery - letter from constituent re fish cages p. 179 SALMON hatchery, Bay d’Espoir Funding p. 348-49;63$-39;2295-97 SOCIAL Services Estimates Committee (Concur rence Motion) Debate p. 2506-09 Greening, Mr.

Glenn (PC, Terra Nova) AQUACULTURE development program Notice of motion p. 49 RULINGS Amendment by Member for Menihek to Bill 13 - not voted on p. 3431 Amendment to delete a clause - not in order p. 3437 Amendments to Bill 9 - moved in order p. 3278;3285 Concurrence Motion - procedure for debate p. 2146 Leave must be granted members to speak second time in a debate p. 427 Official Opposition recognized to lead off debate on government bill p. 3237;3240;33M Order of speaking by certain members of the Op position p. 2728;2734 Hearn, Hon. Loyola (PC, St.

Mary’s-The Capes) BELLEVUE and Thomlea Road conditions p. 1030 57

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX BREAKWATERBooks-congratulationsonaward byCanadianHistoricalAssociationp.3049-50 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.142-49 CONSTITUTION-amendment-PentecostalAs semblies Debatep.1548-52 EDUCATION Budgetcutbacksp.2538-40 FERRYservice-GreyRiver,RameaandBurgeop. 2550 NAPEstrike Lettersofreprimandbygovernmentp.304-05 ORALQuestions Educationalsystem-budgetcutbacksp.2538-40 NAPEstrike-lettersofreprimandbygovern mentp.304-05 SchoolTaxAuthorityp.1894 Teachers-hiringfromoutsidetheprovincep. 962-64;1018-22 REPORTSTabled SmallSchoolsStudyProjectreportp.1228 SCHOOLAttendanceAct(Bill5) Noticeofmotionp.255 Secondreadingp.1128-29;1140-45 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.1188- 90;1203-10 SCHOOLTaxAuthorityp.1894 SMALLSchoolsStudyProject Reporttabledp.122$ TEACHERS Hiringoutsidetheprovincep.962-64;1018-22 Hiscock,Mr.Eugene(L,EagleRiver) AGREEMENTSwithfederalgovernment Whentheywillbesignedp.3567 AMBULANCEservices Legislationp.1788-89 AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) Secondreadingp.2743-44 BUDGETDebatep.3628-31 COMMUNITYCollegesAct(Bill13) Secondreadingp.3248-50 DEPARTMENTofDevelopmentandTourismAct (Bill4) Secondreadingp.1800-02 DEPARTMENTofRuralDevelopment Noticeofmotionp.58 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Personnelcutbacksp.3379 EMERGENCYMeasuresAct(Bill19) Secondreadingp.2848-51 FORGETCommissionReportonunemploymentin surancep.1364 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) Debatep.2562-65;2579-$2 INTERIMSupply Debatep.823-26;1089-94;109$-1100 LOANandGuaranteeAct Debatep.3546 MEALYMountaincaribouherd illegalhuntingp.654 NATObase,GooseBay Debatep.890-94 NEWFOUNDLANDandLabradorHousingCor poration EvictioninLabradorp.$01 ORALQuestions AgreementswithFederalPCGovernment-when theywillbesignedp.3567 Ambulanceservices-legislation;withdrawalof servicesp.1788-89 NLHC-evictioninLabradorp.$01 RRAP-increasestaffinLabradorp.802 Shrimpfishery-banonforeignvesselsp.1063-65 PETITIONS forgetCommissionReportonunemploymentin surancep.1364 PRISONSActandtheUniformedServicesPensions Act(Bill3) Secondreadingp.1756-57 RRAP IncreasestaffinLabradorp.802 SCHOOLAttendanceAct(Bill5) Secondreadingp.1129-30 SCHOOLcurriculum-changes Debatep.1645-50 SHRIMPfishery Banonforeignvesselsp.1063-65 SOCIAlServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2503-06 UNIMPROVEDLands(Redistribution)Act(Bill7) Secondreadingp.1146-48 WINTERGames-1987p.61 Hodder,Mr.James(PC,PortauPort) GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee Reportofthecommitteep.2241 GOVERNMENTServicesEstimatesCommittee (ConcurrenceMotion) Debatep.2526-31 REPORTSTabled GovernmentServicesEstimatesCommittee reportp.2241 UNIMPROVEDLands(Redistribution)Act(Bill7) Secondreadingp.114648 58

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX from the Throne Kelland, Mr.

Jim (L, Naskaupi) DEPARTMENT of Labour Electrical inspectors job p. 906;1117-18 DEPARTMENT of Rural, Agricultural and North ern Development Act (Bill 37) Second reading p. 3360-61 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3443-49 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Personnel cutbacks p. 2955;3048 EMERGENCY Measures Act (Bill 19) Second reading p. 285 1-56 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3272-76 FARM Development Loan Board Activities p. 2373 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 2586-89 HOUSING rental in Happy Valley - Goose Bay p. 2393;2658 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 811-14;829-31;925-30 LABRADOR area - increase in price of soft drinks p. 356-57 MEALY Mountain caribou herd P. 293-95 Illegal hunting p. 652 MUNICIPALiTIES Municipal capital grants p. 1629-3 1 NATO - opportunity costs Debate p. 26 17-23 NATO base, Goose Bay Debate p. 862-66 NATO, Goose Bay - study by select committee Notice of motion p. 44 Debate p. 9$5-93;1265-69 NEWFOUNDLAND Veterinary Medical Act (Bill 10) Second reading p. 2677-78 NORTHERN Lights Bakery in Happy Valley Status p. 798-99 OBED, Mr.

Gordon, Nain - congratulations on receiving a National award p. 3143 OCCUPATIONAL Health and Safety Act (Bill 1$) Second reading p. 2796-2802;2$31-32 OLYMPIC Torch Relay route Request change in route p. 650692;1576 OLYMPIC Torch Relay route in Newfoundland Debate p. 457-58 ORAL Questions Department of Labour - electrical inspectors job p. 906;1117-1$ Labrador area - price of soft drinks p. 356-57 Mealy Mountain caribou herd p. 293-95 Municipal capital grants - cost-shared program; restraint p. 1629-31 Northern Lights Bakery in Happy Valley - status p. 798-99 Pippy Park Commission - 1985/86 report p. 2759;2805-07 Public employees - twelve-hour shift system p. 3319-20 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 3254-55 PETITIONS Happy Valley - Goose Bay - housing rental p. 2393;265$ Olympic Torch Relay route in Newfoundland p. 1576 Public service pension plan p. 413 PIPPY Park Commission Report for 1985/86 p. 2759;2805-07 PUBLIC employees Twelve-hour shift system p. 33 19-20 PUBLIC Service Pension Plan Changes p. 413 REGIONAL Development Associations Update p. 741 RURAL Development Authority Approval of loans p. 3312 SPRUNG project p. 3254-55 Long, Mr.

Gene (ND?, St. John’s East) ABORIGINAL land claims Negotiations p. 245 ABORIGINAL rights Hunting rights p. 1948-52 ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech Debate p. 361-69 ADJOURNMENT Debate p. 2332 AMBULANCE services Legislation p. 1522-23 Operators - withdrawal of services p. 2113- 15;2236-37 ANNIVERSARY of Newfoundland’s entry into Canada p. 1157 BREAKWATER Books - congratulations on award by Canadian Historical Association p. 3051 CABOT Institute Automotive Technology Program p. 2158 CANADIAN Enviroament Week p. 2750 CiTY of St.

John’s Financial difficulties p. 1892-93 COMMERCIAL hunting and fishing industry Green Paper p. 463 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Tribunal established p. 2049 59

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX DAYcare federalrecommendationsp.1171 DAYCareandHomemakerServicesAct(Bill17) Secondreadingp.3492-3500 DAYcareservices Debatep.2901-06 DEBATEontheAdjournment Workers’CompensationBoard-healthand safetyintheworkplacep.1712-13 DEPARTMENTofForestResourcesandLands Reorganizationp.899 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Personnelcutbacksp.2665;2950;3043 EDUCATION Budgetcutbacksp.2538-40 ELECTRICALenergyfortheIslandp.1463 EMERGENCYMeasuresOrganization TransfertoDepartmentofMunicipalAffairsp. 786 FAMILYviolence Publiceducationprogramp.2491;2654-55 FISHplantatNewFerolle Extensionofthree-phasepowerprogramp.1013 FISHERY Occupationalhealthandsafetyofworkersp.411 FISHERYProductsInternationalLimitedAct(Bill 34) Secondreadingp.2079-85 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3066- 70;3075-77;3676-7$ IMPAIREDdriving Nationalstrategyprogramp.2224 INCREASEofPensionsAct(Bill28) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3289 INTERNATIONALWomen’sDayp.237 10CC UnitedSteelworkers-strikep.908-09 JOBcreationinitiativesp.958;1516;2294 MARYSTOWNShipyard Statusp.2978 MEALYMountaincaribouherd P.244-45 illegalhuntingp.657 MIDDLEDistanceDevelopmentProgramp.2102 MINERALexplorationBaleVerteareap.1159 MUMCWALITIESAct(Bill9) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3283 NATIONALDayofMourning Commemorationtoworkersp.1671 NATIONALFitWeekp.2426 NATIONALForestWeekp.1776 NATObase,GooseBay Debatep.878-87 OCCUPATIONALTherapistsAct(Bill8) Secondreadingp.1754 OLYMPICTorchRelayroutep.1730 OLYMPICTorchRelayrouteInNewfoundland Debatep.458 ORALQuestions Aboriginallandclaims-negotiationsp.245 Aboriginalrights-constitutionLowerChurchill development;huntingrightsp.1948-52 Ambulanceservices-legislation;withdrawalof servicesp.1522-23;2113-15;2236-37 CityofSt.John’s-fmancialdifficultiesp.1892- 93 Daycare-federalrecommendationsp.1171 Educationalsystem-budgetcutbacksp.2538-40 Familyviolence-publiceducationprogramp. 2491;2654-55 Fishery-occupationalhealthandsafetyof workersp.411 10CC-Steelworkers’UnioninLabradorCity- strikep.908-09 MealyMountaincarIbouherdp.244-45 NationalDayofMourning-commemorationto workersp.1671 St.John’sharbour-pollutionp.753-54;2755- 56;3323-24 VON-layoffp.803-04 Wifebattering-educationprogramp.3256-57 Workers’Compensation-healthandsafetyIn theworkplacep.1672-73 Youthemploymentprogramsp.1787-88 PENTECOSTALAssembliesofNewfoundland Term17oftheTermsofUnionp.1400 PETITIONS DepartmentofSocialServices-personnelcut backsp.3043 PRIVATESectorEmploymentProgram Firstphasep.2289 Jobcreationp.1883 Projectsapprovedp.2424;2642;2973;3556 PROVINCIALparks Jobcreationinitiativesp.1302;2291 PUBLICservicepensions CPPoffsetp.3266 PULPWOODexportpennitsissuedp.955 REDBayProvincialHistoricsitep.1402 SEALharvestingprogram Debatep.711-15 SENIORexpenditurereviewteam Committeeappointedtoreviewgovernment operationsp.2099 ST.John’sCapitalscongratulatedp.951 ST.John’sharbour Pollutionp.753-54;2755-56;3323-24 VON 60

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Act (3111 39) Layoff p. 803-04 WIFE battering Notice of motion p. 55 WIFE battering - education program p. 3256-57 WORKERS’ Compensation Health and safety in the workplace p. 1672- 73; 17 12-13 YOUTH unemployment Job creation programs p. 1787-88 Lush, Mr.

Thomas (L, Bonavista North) ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne Debate p. 307-22 AUDiTOR General’s Report Japanese bank account p. 347-4$;356;408-09 BUDGET When budget will be brought down; deficit p. 525-26;848-49 BUDGET Debate p. 1374-97; 1478-87 CANADIAN Environment Week p. 2750 COMPTROLLER General’s objection to certain ex penditures p. 344 CONFERENCE Board of Canada Economic growth p. 2485-87 CONFLICT of Interest Act (Bill 6) Second reading p. 3459 CONSOLIDATED Fund Services Estimates - Com mittee of Supply p. 1325-27;1330-32 CORPORATIONS Act (Bill 38) Second reading p. 3359 CRIMINAL Cede of Canada Changes p. 252-53 DAY care services Debate p. 3129-31 DEBATE on the Adjournment Tax reform p. 1988-89 DEPARTMENT of Consumer Affairs Organizational changes and the appointment of a director p. 2375 DISABILiTY pensioners Decrease in social assistance payments p. 2351- 52; 243 8 DWISION - three minute rule Points of order p. 2217 ECONOMY Development kick-stan plan p. 1851-52;1888-91 EMPLOYMENT equity initiatives within the public service p. 1940 ENVIRONMENTAL control matters Study by Canadian Nature federation p. 2759-60 FINANCIAL Administration Act (Bill 27) Second reading p. 3344-49 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3436-37 FINANCIAL Corporations Capital Tax Debate p. 3531 FISHERY Prices be set before beginning of season p. 3377- 7$ GASOLINE tax inspectors Relocation p. 2870-7 1 GOVERNMENT advertising in Evening Telegram supplement Cost p. 1024-25 GOVERNMENT-Kruger Agreements Act (Bill 25) Second reading p. 3180-81 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3290-97 HYDROPONIC technology Famiers in rural Newfoundland p. 2166-68 INCOME Tax Act Debate p. 3527-28 INCREASE of Pensions Act (Bill 28) Second reading p. 3159-67 INSURANCE Companies Tax Act Debate p. 3529-30 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 664-6$;760-62;764-67;$07-10 JOB creation initiatives Newspaper ads p. 1738-39;17$5-87 LOAN Act Debate p. 3532-33 LOAN and Guarantee Act Debate p. 3539-41 LOCAL Authority Guarantee Act Debate p. 3537-38 MEMORIAL University Financial crisis p. 111$;1166 MEMORIAL University (Pensions) Second reading p. 3342 MUNICIPALH1ES Municipal Capital Projects Board - function; al location of grants p. 1562-64 NEWFOUNDLAND Energy Limited Company shareholders p. 76-78 ORAL Questions Auditor General’s Report - Japanese bank ac count p. 347-48;356;408-09 Budget - when budget will be brought down; deficit p. 525-26;84.8-49 Conference Board of Canada - economic growth p. 2485-87 Criminal Code of Canada - changes p. 252-53 Disability pensioners - decrease in social assis tance payments p. 2351-52;243$ Economy - development; kick-start plan p. 1851- 52; 1888-91 Environmental control matters - study by Canadian Nature Federation p. 2759-60 Fishery - pricing p. 3377-78 61

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX beingbankrupt UniformedSer Gasolinetaxinspectors-relocationp.2870-71 GovernmentadvertisinginEveningTelegramsup plement-costp.1024-25 Hydroponictechnology-farmersinruralNew foundlandp.2166-68 Jobcreation-newspaperadsp.173$-39;1785-87 MemorialUniversity-financialcrisisp. 1118;1166 MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-function;al locationofgrantsp.1562-64 NewfoundlandEnergyLimited-company shareholders;employmentontankersp.76-78 PippyParkCommission-1985/86reportp. 2807-08 Province’sfmancialposition-statementby Premierregardingprovincialbankruptcyintwo yearsp.120-21 Retailsalestax-arrearsp.3262-63;3321-22 Retailsalestax-collectionp.689 Retailsalestax-reductionp.1165-66;1303-05 Reviewcommitteesetupbygovernment-roleof AuditorGeneralp.2541-43;2701-02 RoyalNewfoundlandConstabulary-quotasys temfortickets;officerevaluation;reviewboard p.688 Salaries-statisticsformenandwomenp.580-81 SquarePondProvincialPark-jobcreationpro gramp.3200-01 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareand workingmothersp.2930-32;2991-92 Taxreform-federal;businesstransfertaxp. 1942-43;2002-04 Youthunemployment-statisticsp.3420-21 PIPPYParkCommission Reportfor1985/86p.2807-08 POST-secondaryeducation Capitalfundingapprovedp.1725 PROVINCE’Sfinancialposition StatementbyPremier‘province intwoyears”p.120-21 PROVINCIALsalestaxreduction Noticeofmotionp.46 Debatep.1895-1900;2210-15 PUBLICService(Pensions)Actand vicesPensionsAct(Bill40) Secondreadingp.3518-19 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3587-89 PUBLICServicePensionPlan Changesp.415 PUBLICservicepensions CPPoffsetp.2820 RECIPROCALTaxationAgreementAct(Bill32) Secondreadingp.3177-78 RETAILsalestax Arrearsp.3262-63;3321-22 Collectionp.689 Reductionp.1165-66;1303-05 ROYALNewfoundlandConstabulary Quotasystemforticketsp.688 SALARIES-statisticsformenandwomenp.580-81 SCHOOLcurriculum-changes Debatep.1637-41 SENIORexpenditurereviewteam Committeeappointedtoreviewgovernment operationsp.2099 RoleofAuditorGeneralp.2541-43;2701-02 SQUAREPondProvincialPark Jobcreationprogram-hiringp.3200-01 STATEMENTSbyMemberforTrinityNorth(C.

Brett)regardingdaycareandworkingmothersp. 2930-32;2991-92 SUPPLEMENTARYSupply Debatep.3547-49 TAXreform-federalp.1942-43;1988-$9;2002-04 YOUTHunemployment Statisticsp.3420-21 Matthews,Hon.William(PC,GrandBank) BELLIslandiceconditions AccommodationsinSt.John’sforcommutersp. 181-82 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.155-62 CATAMARANPark Hiringofstudentsforsummerprogramsp.3149- 51;3189-91 COMMERCIALhuntingandfishingindustry Recommendationstorestricthuntingandfishing rightsp.2381-83 COM1vIUN1TYCollegesAct(Bill13) Secondreadingp.3235 DEBATEontheAdjournment CatamaranPark-hiringofstudentsforsummer programsp.3189-91 Recreationfacilitiesadvisorycommitteereport- allocationofcapitalgrantsp.3193-94 Salmonfishery-riverguardiansp.3464-65 DULEYLakecampgroundinLabrador Hiringofstudentsp.3151-53 HANSEN,Rick,ManinMotion,congratulationson achievementp.2421 HERITAGEFoundationofNewfoundlandand Labrador Reportandfinancialstatementstabledp.2816 JOBcreationinitiatives Hiringofstudents-CanadaManpowerp.3206- 08 MEALYMountaincaribouherd 62

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX P. 245;293-97 fliegal hunting p. 655 MINISTERIAL Statements National Fit Week p. 2425 Olympic Torch Relay route p. 172$ Private Sector Employment Program - projects approved p. 2421 Provincial parks job creation initiatives p. 1300;2289 Red Bay Provincial Historic site p. 1401 Winter Games - 1987 p. 60 NATIONAL Fit Week p. 2425 NEWFOUNDLAND Standard Time Act (Bill 14) Notice of motion p. 5$2 Second reading p. 1124;1128 NOSEWORTHY, Marlç curling team Omission from Olympic Trials (All-party resolu tion) p. 676 OLYMPIC Selection Committee Telex re Mark Noseworthy curling team p. 1067- 6$ OLYMPIC Torch Relay route P. 1728 Request change in route p. 650 ORAL Questions Bell Island ice conditions - commuters - accom modations; subsidy p. 181-82 Catamaran Park - hiring of students for summer programs; patronage p. 3149-51 Commercial hunting and fishing - restriction of traditional rights p. 23$ 1-83 Duley Lake campground in Labrador - hiring of students p. 3151-53 Job creation programs - hiring of students - Canada Manpower p. 3206-08 Mealy Mountain caribou herd p. 245;293-97 Olympic Selection Committee - telex re Mark Noseworthy curling team p. 1067-68 Recreation facilities - advisory committee report; allocation of capital grants p. 3146-49;3195-99 Salmon fishery - river guardians p. 3428 Square Pond Provincial Park - job creation pro gram p. 3200-02 PRIVATE Sector Employment Program Projects approved p. 2421 PROVINCIAL parks Job creation initiatives p. 1300;2289 PROVINCIAL sales tax reduction Debate p. 2199-2207 RECREATION facilities Advisory committee report - allocation of capital grants p. 3146-49;3193-94;3195-99 RED Bay Provincial Historic site p. 1401 REPORTS Tabled Heritage Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador - fmancial statements and report p. 2816 SALMON fishery River guaitlians p. 3428;3464-65 SQUARE Pond Provincial Park Job creation program - hiring p. 3200-02 WINTER Games - 1987 p. 60 McNlcholas, Hon.

Dr. Patrick, Speaker (PC, St. John’s Centre) COMMONWEALTH Day observance p. 338 MESSAGE from the First Draft, Royal Artillery volunteers p. 1350 PARLIAMENTARY Commissioner Annual report tabled p. 186 REPORTS Tabled Parliamentary Commissioner annual report p. 186 RULINGS “Lying - unparliamentary remark p. 565;729;953; 1571 “Mistruth” unparliamentary p. 1005 Clauses of a bill to be referred to in proper order p. 3140 Comments by J.

Carter regarding chiropractors p. 413 Decorum in the House p. 2285;2334 Distribution of documents in the House p. 2936 Division - three minute rule p. 2218 Error on the adjournment p. 2718 Interjections from the galleries not permitted - House recessed p. 73;$1 Judicial proceedings - remarks by Minister of Justice p. 1291 Leave not granted to debate NATO resolution p. 644 Leave to present a petition is withdrawn p. 977 Member for Fortune-Hermitage to withdraw comments p. 1576 Members for Menihek and St.

John’s East - refusing to vote - named by the Chair p. 1123 Minister of Public Works misled the House - point of privilege by R. Simmons p. 729-3 1 Motion under S.0. 23 by R. Simmons re Meech Lake - ruled out of order p. 2770 Motion under S.O. 23 by R. Simmons re road conditions - ruled out of order p. 759 Motion under S.O. 23 by R. Simmons re Sprung project - ruled out of order p. 2605 Motion under S.O. 23 re Come by Chance oil refmery - not accepted p. 93 NDP recognized as a group for the proceedings of the House p. 67;112-13 63

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX OppositionLeader’sremarksonCBCTV-dis respecttotheChairp.2282;2334 OrderofspeakingbycertainmembersoftheOp positionp.2721 Parliamentarysecretaries-roleasmembersp. 1829;1839;2275 PetitionbyD.Gilbert,accepted,byleavep.1316 Petitions-presentingp.1102;2662 PetitionsbyP.FenwickandL.Barry-ruled outoforderp.853;975;1768 Speakernotrequiredtoruleonaquestionof lawp.2830-31 Supplementaryquestionsp.1160 Thirdreadingdebateonabillp.3332;3366;3470 VoteonNATOresolutionbeputatalaterdate p.924 Votingprocedure-S.O.$3p.1122 WELLS,Clyde,newLeaderoftheLiberal Party,welcomedtothegalleriesp.2970 Mitchell,Mr.Calvin(PC,Lapolle) DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Personnelcutbacksp.2959 INTERIMSupply Debatep.1055-59 LAPOILEresidentsrequestinghospitalizationexpen sesforDavidTappp.2448 MININGindustry Noticeofmotionp.48 ORALQuestions Salmonfishery-southwestcoastp.800-01 RULINGS Clausesofabilltobereferredtoinproperorder p.3111 SubamendmenttoPrivateMember’smotion- procedurefordebatep.3110 SALMONfishery Southwestcoastp.800-01 Morgan,Mr.James(PC,BonavistaSouth) CAPLINindustry Pricep.3372-74 FISHERYProductsInternationalLimitedAct(Bill 34) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3011-18 INSHOREfishery Debatep.3386-93 Amendmentp.3389 INTERIMSupply Debatep.814-17;820-23;1035-3$ ORALQuestions Caplinindustry-negotiationswithJapanese; pricep.3372-74 SEALharvestingprogram Debatep.715-18 Ottenheimer,Hon.Gerald(PC,Waterford-Kenmount) ABORIGINALlandclaims Negotiationsp.246;571-74 ADJOURNHousetothecalloftheChairp.3639 ADJOURNMENTMotions P.59 Housenotadjournat11p.m.p.3517 AGREEMENTSwithfederalgovernment Whentheywillbesignedp.3568 AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3268-70 AUDiTORGeneral’sAct Legislationp.465 BUDGET Whenbudgetwillbebroughtdown;deficitp. 525-27 CANADA-NewfoundlandAtlanticAccordbe plementation(Nfld.)Act(Bill23) Noticeofmotionp.1475 Secondreadingp.3472-75;3483-86 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Noticeofmotionp.42 CANADA/Franceoverfishingissue Canadianlawsindisputedareap.679-80 Provincialgovernmentrecommendations;recall ofCanadianambassadorp.680-83;744-46 CAPLINindustry Pricep.3316-19 CARNELL,Geoffrey,letterofcondolencetofamily p.69 CATAMARANPark Hiringofstudents-patronagep.3199-3200 COMMUNITYCollegesAct(Bill13) Secondreadingp.3250 CONSOLIDATEDFundServicesEstimates-Com mitteeofSupplyp.1323-25;1328-30 CONSTITUTION-MeechLake AdherenceofQuebecp.1715 Cost-sharedagreementsp.1884-88 Quebec’sproposalp.1472-74 TabledcopyofPremier’sstatementp.2873 DEBATEontheAdjournment TerraNovawell-modeofdevelopmentp.562-64 Warrantstobetabledp.277-78 DEPARTMENTofEnergyAct(Bill26) Noticeofmotionp.1677 Secondreadingp.3506-07;3512-14 DEPARTMENTofSocialServices Personnelcuthacksp.3043 EDUCATION Reportonsmallschoolsp.524 ELECTRICALenergyfortheIslandp.145$ 64

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX EXPLORATORY well to be drilled by Northcor Energy Limited p. 3308 FERRY service - Grey River, Ramea and Burgeo p. 1856 FINANCIAL Administration Act (Bill 27) Notice of motion p. 2010 FISHERY Legislative jurisdiction p. 3370-72 Premier’s statement to Senate Committee tabled p. 689 FISHERY Products International Factory freezer trawlers p. 525 FREE trade with the United States First Ministers’ Conference; provincial position p. 469-72;574-77 GASOLINE rebate Fishermen and loggers p. 467-68 GOVERNMENT-Kruger Agreements Act (Bill 25) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3295 GOVERNMENT policy if a Minister of the Crown is under investigation p. 516-17 GOVERNMENT Services Estimates Committee Heads of expenditure p. 1289 Members named to committee p. 1289 HIBERNIA development Projected start-up date p. 1999-2002 HYDRO generating plant in Mary’s Harbour P. 1824 Decrease in cost of electricity p. 2008-09 JOB creation initiatives Hiring of students - Canada Manpower p. 3426- 27 LEGISLATION to be presented to House p. 113 MEALY Mountain caribou herd Illegal hunting p. 658 MEMBER for Port de Grave be suspended for remainder of today’s sitting p. 1572 MEMBERS for Menihek and St.

John’s East be suspended for remainder of today’s sitting p. 1123 MINISTERIAL Statements Constitutional Accord - Meech Lake - adherence of Quebec p. 1715 Electrical energy for the Island p. 1458 Exploratory well to be drilled by Northcor Ener gy Ltd. p. 3308 Hydro generating plant in Mary’s Harbour p. 1824 Legislation to be presented to the House p. 113 Petroleum exploration pennits issued by Govern ment of France p. 3024 Sprung greenhouse system p. 1992 Terra Nova well p. 338 MOBIL Oil Relocation of employees p. 3 156-57 MUNICIPALITIES Municipal capital grants p. 1629-3 1 MUNICIPALITIES Act (Bill 9) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3282-83 NATO base, Goose Bay Notice of motion p. 640 NEWFOUNDLAND Hydro Report tabled p. 2816 Salaries (answer to written question #5) p. 1230 Tender for space (answer to written question #6) p. 1230 NURSING Shortage p. 3315 OFFSHORE drilling activity p. 3154 OFFSHORE Petroleum Board Report tabled p. 3158 OIL exploration Permits issued for disputed area off St.

Pierre and Miquelon p. 3033-38 ORAL Questions Aboriginal land claims - negotiations p. 246;57 1- 74 Agreements with Federal PC Government - when they will be signed p. 3568 Auditor General’s Act - legislation p. 465 Budget - when budget will be brought down; deficit p. 525-27 Canada/France fishery dispute p. 679-83;744-46 Caplin industry - negotiations with Japanese; price p. 33 16-19 Catamaran Park - hiring of students for summer programs; patronage p. 3199-3200 Constitution - Meech Lake - cost-shared agree ments p. 1884-88 Constitution - Quebec’s proposal p. 1472-74 Department of Education - report on small schools p. 524 Fishery - legislative jurisdiction p. 3370-72 FF1 - factory freezer trawlers p. 525 Free trade - First Ministers’ Conference - provin cial position p. 469-72;574-77 Gasoline rebate - fishermen and loggers p. 467-68 Government policy if a Minister of the Crown is under investigation p. 516-17 Hibernia development - projected start-up date p. 1999-2002 Hydro generating plant in Mary’s Harbour - decrease in cost of electhcity p. 2008-09 Job creation programs - hiring of students - Canada Manpower p. 3426-27 Mobil Oil - relocation of employees p. 3156-57 Municipal capital grants - cost-shared program; restraint p. 1629-3 1 65

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX selectcommittee Nursingshortage;recruitingfromoutsidethe provincep.3315 Offshoredrillingactivityp.3154 Oilexploration-permitsissuedfordisputedarea offSt.PierreandMiquelonp.3033-38 Petro-Can-floatingplatformfortheTerra Novafieldp.3155 Provincialparksp.2862-64 PublicAccountsoftheProvince-bondissue; provincialdebtp.464 Retailsalestax-arrearsp.3262-63 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareand workingmothersp.3030-32 Taxreform-federal;businesstransfertaxp. 2002-04 Youthunemploymentp.3039-40 PETRO-Can FloatingplatformfortheTerraNovafieldp. 3155 PETROLEUMexploration PermitsissuedbyGovernmentofFrancep.3024 PREMIERcongratulatedonhiseighthanniversary asLeaderofthePCPartyp.619 PROVINCIALInstitutesAct(Bill12) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3435-36 PROVINCIALparks Hiringp.2862-64 PUBLICAccountsoftheProvince Bondissue;provincialdebtp.464 PUBLICService(Pensions)ActandUniformedSer vicesPensionsAct(Bill40) CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3581- 82;3592 QUESTIONS(Written) NewfoundlandHydro-salaries(WQU#5)p. 1230 NewfoundlandHydro-tenderforspace(WQU #6)p.1230 REPORTSTabled ConstitutionalAccord-MeechLake-copyof Premier’sstatementtopressp.2873 Fishery-Premier’sstatementtoSenateCommit teep.689 NewfoundlandandLabradorHydroreportp. 2816 OffshorePetroleumBoardreportp.3158 ResourceEstimatesCommitteereportp.1954 RESOURCEEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditurep.1289 Membersnamedtocommitteep.1289 Reportofthecommitteep.1954 RETAILsalestax Arrearsp.3262-63 SMALLWOODencyclopedia Fundingp.260 SMALLWOOD,J.R.,tributetohisachievements Seconderp.1185 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee Headsofexpenditurep.1229 Membersnamedtocommitteep.1289 SPRUNGproject AgreementwithAlbertaCompanyforconstruc tionandoperationofagreenhousep.1992 STANDINGOrdersCommitteeestablishedto reviewtheStandingOrdersoftheHouse-members named Noticeofmotionp.3570 STATEMENTSbyMemberforTrinityNorth(C.

Brett)regardingdaycareandworkingmothersp. 3030-32 TAXreform-federalp.2002-04 TERRANovawell P.338 Modeofdevelopmentp.562-64 VOCATIONALschools Answertoquestionsp.257 VOTEonsubamendment,amendmentandresolu tionsimultaneouslyp.3414 WARRANTS Whencopieswillbetabledp.277-78 YOUTHunemployment Governmentinitiativesp.3039-40 Parsons,Mr.Kevin(PC,St.John’sEastExtern) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone Moverp.15-20 AIRPORTHeights Statusp.2710 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.265-72 DAYcareservices Noticeofmotionp.47 Debatep.2874-79;3131-35 INSHOREfishery Debatep.3399-3403 NATO,GooseBay-studyby Debatep.1239-46 PETITIONS AirportHeights-statusoftheareap.2710 SEALharvestingprogram Debatep.724-25 Patterson,Mr.William(PC,Placentia) OFFSHOREmanagementandrevenuesharing Noticeofmotionp.46 Debatep.2353-60;2371 Peach,Mr.Milton(PC,Carbonear) ADDRESSinReplytotheSpeechfromtheThrone 66

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Debate p. 369-76 ATLANTIC Opportunities Agency be set up Notice of motion p. 52 CANADA/France fisheries agreement Debate p. 533-41 ORAL Questions Recreation facilities - advisoiy committee report; allocation of capital grants p. 2865 RECREATION facilities Advisory committee report - allocation of capital grants p. 2865 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 2146-50 10 Nova Scotia opposing Newfoundland’s jurisdic tion p. 903-04 CATAMARAN Park Hiring of students for summer programs p. 3090- 92 COME by Chance oil refmeiy Cumberland Farms p. 1351-53;141$-19 Labour legislation Harris Report recommenda tions p. 78-81;177-78 Successor Rights Clause; local preference policy p. 130 COME by Chance medical facility Twenty-four hour clinic p. 2305 CONFLICT of interest guidelines Peckford, Hon.

A.

Brian, Premier (PC, Green Bay) ABORIGINAL rights Constitution p. 1115-16 Hunting rights p. 1948-52 Lower Churchill development p. 1164 Provincial position p. 1163-64 Self-government p. 1164-65 ADDRESS in Reply to the Speech from the Throne p. 32-42 AMBULANCE services Government committee report - recommenda tions p. 2231;2235-36 Operators - withdrawal of services p. 2164- 65;2227-3 1 ANNIVERSARY of Newfoundland’s entry into Canada p. 1155 BUDGET Cabinet Ministers - Purchased Services $250,000 p. 1308-10 Deficit on capital account p. 13 10-12 BUDGET - no agreement to televise the budget Point of order p. 1212 CANADA/France fishery dispute p. 2487-88 CANADA/France overfishing issue Letter to Government of France p. 900-03;1108- Ministers and public servants - proposed estab lishment of a tribunal p. 229 Tribunal established p. 2048 CONSTiTUTION - amendment - Pentecostal As semblies Notice of motion p. 1425 Debate p. 1532-39 CONSTiTUTION - Meech Lake Agreement signed by all First Ministers’ p. 2914 Agreement with Quebec p. 1768 Meeting of First Ministers’ p. 2334 Quebec’s proposal p. 904-06 CONSTRUCTION industry Double-breasting p. 127-30 CRIMINAL Code of Canada Changes p. 253-54 DANIEL’S Harbour zinc mine Teck Corporation counter proposal p. 2480- 8 1;2923 DEBATE on the Adjournment Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2267-69;227 1-74 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Personnel cutbacks p. 2995;3 102 DEPUTY Chairman of Committees Member for Lapoile appointed p. 2995 DOR Chemicals Limited Come by Chance oil refmeiy mothballing costs p. 1415-18;1525-26 ELECTIONS Act Full disclosure provision filing of late returns p. 2175-76 EPF (Established Programs Financing) Health and education p. 2232-34 FAMILY violence p. 2383 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 194-200 FISHERMENS’ Union Affiliation changes p. 1845 FISHERY Fish cages - aquaculture project p. 180-8 1 FISHERY Products International Sale of shares p. 353-55;404-05 Stock option plan p. 1110-12;1215-27 FLYING activity in Labrador Health effects p. 2350-51;2378-81 FORGET Commission Report on unemployment in surance p. 1366 FREE trade with the United States First Ministers’ Conference; provincial position p. 632-34 HEALTH care 67

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX CottagehospitalsatSt.LawrenceandGrand Bankp.2304-05 HOPEBrookgoldmine HiringofBuchansminersp.1167-68 JOBcreationinitiatives P.1512 Newspaperadsp.2481-83 LABOURlegislation HarrisReportrecommendationsp.80;178 LOUGI{EED,Peter Lawfirm-$400,000p.249-51;297-304;1779-$2 LOWERChurchilldevelopment Discussionswithfederalgovernmentp.629-31 MARINEInstitute Coursesp.184-49 MINISTERIALStatements AnniversaiyofNewfoundland’sentryinto Canadap.1155 Conflictofinterestbypublicservantsandmini sters-proposedestablishmentofatribunalp. 229 Conflictofinteresttribunalestablishedp.2048 ConstitutionalAccord-agreementsignedbyall FirstMinisters’p.2914 ConstitutionalAccord-agreementwithQuebec p.1768 ConstitutionalAccord-meetingofFirst Ministers’p.2334 Jobcreationinitiativesp.1512 NorandaExplorationandBPSelco-resultsof• explorationintheTallyPondareap.3553 OffshoreDevelopmentFundp.286 PentecostalAssembliesofNewfoundland- amendTerm17oftheTermsofUnionp.1399 PrivateSectorEmploymentProgram-first phasep.2285 Seniorexpenditurereviewteamnamedp.2098 MUNICIPALiTIES Capitalworks-whenprojectswillbeannounced p.1413 MunicipalCapitalProjectsBoard-function;al locationofgrantsp.1567 NATIONALsalestax WhitePaperp.3562-63 NATObase,GooseBay Debatep.856-62 NEWFOUNDLANDEnergyLimited Companyshareholdersp.76-78;1357-63;1415- 20;1520-30 EmploymentofNewfoundlandersontankersp. 1849-51 Managementoveroffshoreresourcesp.1526-27 NORANDAExplorationandBPSelco ResultsofexplorationinTallyPondareap.3553 NOSEWORTHY,Markcurlingteam Congratulationsp.620 OFFSHOREDevelopmentFund Fundingp.121-23 Projectsapprovedp.286 ORALQuestions Aboriginalrights-constitution;LowerChurchill developmenthuntingrightsp.1115-16;1163- 65;1948-52 Ambulanceservices-legislation;withdrawalof servicesp.2164-65;2227-32;2235-36 Budget-CabinetMinisters-PurchasedServices p.1308-10 Budget-deficitoncapitalaccountp.1310-12 Canada/Francefisheriesdispute-ZJ+3K1area p.2487-88 Canada/Francefisherydisputep.900-04;1108-10 CatamaranPark-hiringofstudentsforsummer programs;patronagep.3090-92 ComebyChanceoilrefmery-labourdispute; CumberlandFarmsp.7$-81;130;177;1351- 53;1418-19 ComebyChancemedicalfacilityp.2305 Constitution-Quebec’sproposalp.904-06 Constructionindustry-double-breastingp.127- 30 CriminalCodeofCanada-changesp.253-54 Daniel’sHarbourzincmine-TeckCorporation counterproposalp.2480-81;2923 DorChemicals-costofthemothballingofthe ComebyChanceoilrefmeryp.1415-1$;1525-26 ElectionsAct-fulldisclosureprovision;filingof returnsp.2175-76 EstablishedProgramsFinancing-healthand educationp.2232-34 Familyviolence-publiceducationprogramp. 2383 Fishcages-aquacultureprojectp.180-81 Fishermens’Union-changeinaffiliationp.1845 FlyingactivityinLabrador-taskforcereporton healtheffectsp.2350-51;2378-$1 FPI-saleofsharesp.353-55;404-05 FPI-stockoptionplanp.l110-12;1215-27 Freetrade-FirstMinisters’Conference-provin cialpositionp.632-34 Healthcare-cottagehospitalsatSt.Lawrence andGrandBankp.2304-05 HopeBrookgoldmine-refiningprocess;hiring ofBuchansminersp.1167-68 Jobcreation-newspaperadsp.2481-83 Labourlegislation-HarrisReportrecommenda tionsp.80;178 Lougheed,Peter-lawfirm-$400,000p.249- 51;297-304;1779-82 68

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Lower Churchill development - discussions with federal government p. 629-3 1 Marine Institute - courses p. 1848-49 Municipal Capital Projects Board - function; al location of grants p. 1567 Municipal capital works - when projects will be announced p. 1413 National sales tax - White Paper p. 3562-63 Newfoundland Energy Limited - company shareholders; employment on tankers p. 76- 7$; 1357-63; 1415-20; 1520-30; 1849-51 Offshore Development Fund - funding p. 121-23 Orsbom Royal Commission - cottage hospital closures p. 406 Province’s financial position - statement by Premier regarding provincial bankruptcy in two years p. 119-20;124-25 Provincial deficit p. 1306-07 Retail sales tax - reduction p. 1303-05;2298-2302 Royal Commission on unemployment - out- migration; recommendations p. 3092-94 Sea cadet base - Stephenville p. 1408-10 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2052-64;2 103-15;2169-7 1;2344-46;2428-34;3563-66 St.

Barbe District - announced $900,000 p. 1846- 47 Statements by C.

Brett regarding day care and working mothers p. 29$&$9;2991-92;3084-87 Supreme Court decision regarding collective bar gaining and the right to strike p. 15 18-20 Terra Nova well - announcement by federal government and Bill Hopper p. 400-02 Terra Nova well - mode of development p. 402-03 Unemployment - high rate p. 306 Vocational schools - payment of salaries p. 118 Workers’ Compensation Board - patronage ap pointments - settlements p. 1160-63 Young Offenders Review Board p. 11 14;2483-85 Youth unemployment p. 3088-90 Youth unemployment - statistics p. 3559-60 Youth unemployment - training for apprentices p. 3094-96 ORSBORN Royal Commission Cottage hospital closures p. 406 PENTECOSTAL Assemblies of Newfoundland Term 17 of the Terms of Union p. 1399 PRIVATE Sector Employment Program First phase p. 2285 PROVINCE’S fmancial position Statement by Premier “province being bankrupt in two years p. 119-20;124-25 PROVINCIAL deficit Departmental overspending p. 1306-07 QUESTIONS (Written) Sprung greenhouse - electricity; comments by House Royal Commission p. 2116 RESIGNATION of the Leader of the Opposition p. 840 RETAIL sales tax Reduction p. 1303-05;229$-2302 ROYAL Commission on unemployment Out-migration recommendation of the commis sion p. 3092-94 SEA cadet camp for Stephenville Proposal p. 1408-10 SENIOR expenditure review team Committee appointed to review government operations p. 2098 SPRUNG project P. 2052-64;2 103-15;2169-7 1;2267-69;227 1-74;2344- 46;2428-34 Answer to question regarding House Royal Com mission and supply of electhcky p. 2116 Federal government tax credit program p. 3563- 66 ST.

Barbe District Announced $900,000 p. 1846-47 STATEMENTS by Member for Trinity North (C.

Brett) regarding day care and working mothers p. 29$6-$9;2991 -92;30$4-$7 SUPREME Court Decision regarding collective bargaining and the right to strike p. 15 18-20 TERRA Nova well Announcement by federal government and Bill Hopper p. 400-02 Mode of development p. 402-03 UNEMPLOYMENT High rate p. 306 VOCATIONAL schools Payment of salaries to instructors p. 118 VOCM, congratulations on award p. 229 WORKERS’ Compensation Board Patronage appointments - settlements p. 1160-63 YOUNG Offenders Review Board Inquiry p. 1114 Operations p. 2483-85 YOUTH unemployment Government initiatives p. 3088-90 Statistics p. 3559-60 Training for apprentices p. 3094-96 Power, Hon.

Charles (PC, Ferryland) AUDiTOR General’s Report Purchase of microcomputers for College of Trades and Technology p. 350-5 1 CABOT Institute Automotive Technology Program p. 2157 69

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX COMMUNITYCollegeAdvisoiyCommitteep.513- 16 COMMUNITYCollegesAct(Bill13) Noticeofmotionp.1744 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3303- 06;3434 DEBATEontheAdjournment Youthunemploymentp.3467-69 DEPARTMENTofCareerDevelopmentandAd vancedStudies Expensesp.1299 FAMILYviolence Publiceducationprogramp.2654-55 INTERNATIONALWomen’sDayp.235 JOBcreationinitiatives p.955 Hiringofstudents-CanadaManpowerp.3260- 62 MCGRATH,MostReverendRichardT.,condolen cesupondeathp.2050-51 MEMORIALUniversity Financialcrisisp.1118-19 MEMORIALUniversity(Pensions)Act(Bill39) Noticeofmotionp.2065 Secondreadingp.3341-42 MiNISTERIALStatements AutomotiveTechnologyProgramattheCabot Institutep.2157 CommunityCollegeAdvisoryCommitteep.513 DepartmentofCareerDevelopmentandAd vancedStudies-expensesp.1299 InternationalWomen’sDayp.235 Jobcreationprogramp.955 Post-secondaiyeducation-capitalfundingap provedp.1721 PrivateSectorEmploymentProgram-jobcrea tionp.1880 PrivateSectorEmploymentProgram-projects approvedp.2637;2970;3555 ORALQuestions AuditorGeneral’sReport-CollegeofTrades andTechnology-microcomputersp.350-51 Familyviolence-publiceducationprogramp. 2654-55 Jobcreationprograms-hiringofstudents- CanadaManpowerp.3260-62 MemorialUniversity-fmancialcrisisp.1118-19 Publichousinginruralareasp.2646 RoyalCommissiononunemployment-out- migration;recommendationsp.3424-25 Salaries-statisticsformenandwomenp.580-81 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareand workingmothersp.2981-83;2985-$6 Wifebattering-educationprogramp.3257 Youthemploymentprogramsp.1787-88;1841-45 Youthunemployment-statisticsp.3418-23 POST-secondaryeducation Capitalflmdingapprovedp.1721-25 PRIVATESectorEmploymentProgram Jobcreationp.1860 Projectsapprovedp.2637;2970;3555 PROVINCIALInstitutesAct(Bill12) Noticeofmotionp.1744 Secondreadingp.3332-33;3337-41 PUBLIChousinginruralareasp.2646 ROYALCommissiononunemployment Recommendation105p.3424-25 SALARIES-statisticsformenandwomenp.580-81 STATEMENTSbyMemberforTrinityNorth(C.

Brett)regardingdaycareandworkingmothersp. 2981-83;29$5-86 WIFEbattering-educationprogramp.3257 YOUTHunemployment Jobcreationprogramsp.1787-88;1841-45 Statisticsp.341$-23;3467-69 Rideout,Hon.Thomas(PC,BaleVerte-WhiteBay) AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) Noticeofmotionp.255 Secondreadingp.2678-82;2777-80 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.93-110 CANADA/Francefisherydispute 23+3Klareap.3367-69;3374-75 St.PierreandMiquelonboundaryp.178-79 CAPLINindustry NegotiationswithJapanesep.2489-91 Pricep.2868-70;29$9-91;3373-74 Priceagreementreachedp.3557 DEBATEontheAdjournment EEC-representationregardingfisherynegotia tionsp.1503-04 Fishcages-aquacultureprojectp.280-81 FishstocksonGrandBanks-meetingwith FederalFisheriesMinisterp.3461-62 Unemploymentinsurancebenefitsforfishermen- extensionp.3186-88 EEC Representationregardingfisherynegotiationsp. 1464-66;1503-04 FISHplantatNewFerolle Extensionofthree-phasepowerprogramp.1011 FISNERIESLoanBoard Detailsofactivitiesp.233-34 Financialstatementsfor1983-84;1984-85tabled p.254 FISIIERMENS’Union Affiliationchangesp.1845-46 70

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX Award winners - con- FISHERY Federal regulation regarding salmon as a by- catch p. 2543-44 Fish cages - aquaculture project p. 179;2$0-$l Fish stocks on Grand Banks - meeting with Federal fisheries Minister p. 3429;3461-62 Fisheries-related job creation program p. 1348 Offshore quota - reduction p. 2488-89 Prices be set before beginning of season p. 3377- 78 Quebec’s position regarding provincial jurisdic tion p. 1472 Secondary processing and by-product develop ment program p. 731 FISHERY Products International Sale of shares p. 970 Stock option plan p. 96$-70;1023 FISHERY Products International Limited Act (Bill 34) Notice of motion p. 1790 Second reading p. 1977-$2;2011-2$;2136-42 Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3009- 1 1;3057-61;3070 INSHORE fisheiy Debate p. 3410-14 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 1094-97 LOBSTER fishery Prices p. 2155 MIDDLE Distance Development Program p. 2100 MINISTERIAL Statements Caplin industry - price agreement reached p. 3557 Fish plant at New Ferolle p. 1011 Fisheries Loan Board - detail of activities p. 233 Fisheries-related job creation program p. 1348 Fishery - secondary processing and by-product development program p. 731 Lobster prices p. 2155 Middle Distance Development Program p. 2100 Rambler Mines Limited property near Baie Verte p. 2635 Salmon fishery - management plans p. 789 ORAL Questions Canada/France fisheries agreement - St.

Pierre and Miquelon boundary p. 178-79 Canada/France fisheries dispute - 2J÷3K1 area p. 3367-69;3374-75 Caplin industry - negotiations with Japanese; price p. 2489-91;2$6$-70;2989-91;3373-74 EEC - representation regarding fishery negotia tions p. 1464-66 Fish cages - aquaculture project p. 179 Fish stocks on Grand Banks - meeting with Federal Fisheries Minister p. 3429 Fishermens’ Union - change in affiliation p. 1845- 46 Fishery - federal regulation regarding salmon p. 2543-44 Fishery - offshore quota - reduction p. 2488-89 Fishery - pricing p. 3377-78 Fishery - Quebec’s position regarding provincial jurisdiction p. 1472 FPI - sale of shares p. 970 FPI - stock option plan p. 968-70;1023 Salmon fishery - river guardians p. 3427-22 Salmon fishery - southwest coast p. 801 South Dildo FPI plant - future p. 1528-29 South Dildo seal pelt plant p. 1530 Unemployment insurance benefits for fishermen - extension; fish plant workers p. 30$7-8$;3560-62 RAMBLER Mines Limited Property near Baie Verte p. 2635 REPORTS Tabled Fisheries Loan Board fmancial statements for 1983 to 1985 p. 254 RESOURCE Estimates Committee (Concurrence Motion) Debate p. 2244-50;2253-58;2260-63 RIGOLET - funding to charter a longliner to collect fish in the Smokey area p. 3222 SALMON fishery Management plans p. 789 River guardians p. 3427-28 Southwest coast p. 801 SEAL harvesting program Debate p. 705-11 SOUTH Dildo FPI plant p. 1528-29 Seal pelt plant p. 1530 TERRY Fox Humanitarian gratulations p. 2634 UNEMPLOYMENT insurance benefits for fishermen Extension p. 3087-88;3186-88 Fish plant workers p. 3560-62 Russell, Hon.

James (PC, Lewisporte) AIR travel Deregulation p. 2007-08 CONSTiTUTION - amendment - Pentecostal As semblies Debate p. 1558-59 DEPARTMENT of Consumer Affairs Organizational changes and the appointment of a director p. 2374 DRUG costs Generic drugs - Bill C-22 p. 1112-13 FISHERY Products International Sale of shares p. 1023-24 71

HANSARDSPEAKERINDEX INVESTMENTbrokers Investigationp.634-36 LABRADORarea-increaseinpriceofsoftdrinks p.357 LANDLORDTenancyAct Peopleinsubsidizedhousingp.1356 MILKpricesp.2541;286$ MINISTERIALStatements ConsumerAffairs-organizationalchangesand appointmentofadirectorp.2374 RealEstateFoundation-BoardofDirectorsap pointedp.1777 NORTHERNLightsBakeryinHappyValley Statusp.799 OILcompanies AppearbeforePublicUtilitiesBoardp.1466- 67;2867 Consumerpricesp.974 ORALQuestions Airtravel-deregulationp.2007-08 Drugcosts-genericdrugs-BillC-22;pricein- creasep.1112-13 FPI-saleofsharesp.1023-24 Investmentbrokers-investigationp.634-36 Labradorarea-priceofsoftdrinksp.357 LandlordTenancyAct-peopleinsubsidized housingp.1356 Milkpricesp.2541;2868 NorthernLightsBakeryinHappyValley-status p.799 Oilcompanies-consumerpricesp.974 OilcompaniestoappearbeforePublicUtilities Boardp.1466-67;2867 Postofficeclosuresp.473-74 Wells,Andy,appointmenttoPublicUtilities Boardp.2386 PETITIONS UniversitycoursesatLewisporteinSeptember /87p.658 POSTALservices Postofficeclosuresp.473-74 PUBLICUtilitiesBoardReportonoperationscar riedoutunderAutomobileInsuranceAct Reporttabledp.1894 REALEstateFoundation BoardofDirectorsappointedp.1777 REPORTSTabled PublicUtilitiesBoardReportonoperationscar riedoutunderAutomobileInsuranceActp. 1894 SCHOOLcurriculum-changes Debatep.1650-54 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2464-68 UNIVERSiTYcoursesatLewisporteinSeptember 1987p.658 WELLS,Andy AppointmenttoPublicUtilitiesBoardp.2386 Simmons,Hon.Roger,InterimLeaderoftheOpposi tion(L,Fortune-Hermitage) ADJOURNMENTMotion Debatep.2332 AIRPORTHeights Statusp.2712 AMBULANCEservices P.2161 Operators-withdrawalofservicesp.2164- 65;2226-29 ANNiVERSARYofNewfoundland’sentryinto Canadap.1156 ANOMALIESandErrorsintheStatuteLawAct (Bill43) Secondreadingp.3361-62 AQUACULTUREAct(Bill11) Secondreadingp.2744-47;2770-76 AUDITORGeneral’sReport PurchaseofmicrocomputersforCollegeof TradesandTechnologyp.349-50 BUDGETDebate P.1597-16123594-3607 Amendmentp.3594 CABOTInstitute AutomotiveTechnologyProgramp.2157 CANADA/Francefisheriesagreement Debatep.555-58;5$2-87 CANADA/Franceoverfishingissue LettertoGovernmentofFrancep.$99-902;1108- 09 Provincialgovernmentrecommendations;recall ofCanadianambassadorp.681-82 CANADIANdeepseaandmerchantmarinefleet Noticeofmotionp.54 CATAMARANPark Hiringofstudents-patronagep.3199 COMMERCIALhuntingandfishingindustry GreenPaperp.462 COMMUNITYCollegeAdvisoryCommitteep.514 COMMUNITYCollegesAct(Bill13) Secondreadingp.3241-47 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3302-05 CONFLICI’ofinterestguidelines Seniorpublicservantsp.185-86 Tribunalestablishedp.2049 CONSOLIDATEDFundServicesEstimates-Com mitteeofSupplyp.2671-73 72

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX off St.

Pierre CONSTiTUTION - amendment - Pentecostal As semblies Debate p. 1539-48;1559 CONSTiTUTION - Meech Lake Agreement signed by all First Ministers’ p. 2917 Agreement with Quebec p. 1770 Cost-shared agreements p. 1884-87 Meeting of First Ministers’ p. 2337 CONSTRUCTION Industry Advisory Committee Government’s position on the report p. 1106 DAY Care and Homemaker Services Act (Bill 17) Second reading p. 2041-47 DAY care services Debate p. 2879-88 Amendment p. 2885 DEBATE on the Adjournment Fortune-Hermitage - road conditions p. 777-79 Sprung proposal - hydroponic technology p. 2265-67 DEPARTMENT of Career Development and Ad vanced Studies Expenses p. 1299 DEPARTMENT of Development and Tourism Act (Bill 4) Second reading p. 1793-98 DEPARTMENT of Social Services Personnel cutbacks p. 2440;2939;2960;3041 DIVISION - three minute rifle Points of order p. 2215 -16 DiVISION called during second reading debate on FPI bill p. 2143 FEDERAL/provincial relations Debate p. 506-12 FERRY service - Grey River, Ramea and Burgeo p. 1320; 1854 FINANCIAL Administration Act (Bill 27) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3439-40 FISH plant at New Ferolle Extension of three-phase power program p. 1011 FISHERY Legislative jurisdiction p. 3369-7 1 FISHERY Products International Stock option plan p. 1217-20 FISHERY Products International Limited Act (Bill 34) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 30 18- 20;3077-$0 FLYING activity in Labrador Health effects p. 2377-80 FREE trade with the United States First Ministers’ Conference; provincial position p. 468-71;574-76;632-34 GOVERNMENT-Kruger Agreements Act (Bill 25) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3 294-95 HANSEN, Rick, Man in Motion, congratulations on achievement p. 2421 HIBERNIA development Projected start-up date p. 1998-2001 HYDRO generating plant in Mary’s Harbour p. 1825 INTERIM Supply Debate p. 670-73 JOB creation initiatives P. 957;1514;2292 Hiring of students - Canada Manpower p. 3260- 62;3425-26 LAB and x-ray employees in hospitals Tentative agreement p. 3144 LAPOILE residents requesting hospitalization expen ses for David Tapp p. 2447 LAW Reform Commission Appointments p. 3367 LOUGHEED, Peter Law finn - $400,000 p. 1782 MAINTENANCE orders enforcement system p. 845- 46 MARINE Institute Faculty and support staff - tentative agreements p. 3144 MARY STOWN Shipyard Status p. 2976 MCGRATH, Most Reverend Richard T., condolen ces upon death p. 2050 MEECH Lake Accord (Procedure under S.0. 23) p. 2767 MUNICIPALH1ES Capital works program announced p. 1614 MUMCWALH1ES Act (Bill 9) Committee of the Whole Assembly p. 3280-8 1 NATIONAL Forest Week p. 1774 NATIONAL sales tax White Paper p. 3562-63 NATO base, Goose Bay Debate p. 913-19 NEWFOUNDLAND Energy Limited Company shareholders p. 1358-62; 14 19-20 OFFSHORE Development Fund Funding p. 121-23 OFFSHORE drilling activity p. 3 153-54 OFFSHORE management and revenue sharing Debate p. 2361-66 OIL exploration Permits issued for disputed area and Miquelon p. 3035-37 OLYMPIC Torch Relay route Request change in route p. 1578 ORAL Questions Ambulance services - legislation; withdrawal of services p. 2164-65;2226-29 73

MANSARDSPEAKERINDEX allocationofcapital (Procedureunder AuditorGeneral’sReport-CollegeofTrades andTechnology-microcomputersp.349-50 Canada/Francefisheiydisputep.681-82;$99- 902;1108-09 CatamaranPark-hiringofstudentsforsummer programs;patronagep.3199 Constitution-MeechLake-cost-sharedagree mentsp.1884-87 Fishery-legislativejurisdictionp.3369-71 HyingactivityinLabrador-taskforcereporton healtheffectsp.2377-80 Fortune-Hermitage-roadupgradingandpaving p.746-47 FPI-stockoptionplanp.1217-20 Freetrade-FirstMinisters’Conference-provin cialpositionp.468-71;574-76;632-34 Hibemiadevelopment-projectedstart-update p.1998-2001 Jobcreationprograms-hiringofstudents- CanadaManpowerp.3260-62;3425-26 Lougheed,Peter-lawfinn-$400,000p.1782 Maintenanceordersenforcementsystemp.84546 Nationalsalestax-WhitePaperp.3562-63 NewfoundlandEnergyLimited-company shareholders;employmentontankersp.1358- 62;1419-20 OffshoreDevelopmentFund-fundingp.121-23 Offshoredrillingactivityp.3153-54 Oilexploration-permitsissuedfordisputedarea offSt.PierreandMiquelonp.3035-37 Petro-Can-floatingplatformfortheTerra Novafieldp.3155 PippyParkCommission-1985/86reportp. 2757-58 Publichousinginruralareasp.264548 Recreationfacilities-advisorycommitteereport allocationofcapitalgrantsp.3197-98 Retailsalestax-reductionp.2297-2302 RuralDevelopmentCouncil-meeting;funding agreementp.1674-76 Salmonhatchery,Bayd’Espoir-fundingp.2346- 48 Seniorpublicservantsp.185-86 Sprungproposal-hydroponictechnologyp. 2062-63;2102-05;2427-31;2592-95;2703-04;2813-14 StatementsbyC.Brettregardingdaycareand workingmothersp.2932-34;2986-$8;3086 SupremeCourtdecisionregardingcollectivebar gainingandtherighttostrikep.1518-20 Teachers-hiringfromoutsidetheprovincep. 1020-22 TerraNovawell-announcementbyfederal governmentandBillHopperp.401 Workers’CompensationBoard-patronageap pointments-settlementsp.1071 Youthemploymentprogramsp.1841-44 OUTHHINGindustry GreenPaperdeadlineextensionp.2692 PENTECOSTALAssembliesofNewfoundland Term17oftheTermsofUnionp.1399 PETITIONS Belleoram,WreckCove,Pool’sCove-roadcon ditionsp.1856 GrandLePierretoEnglishHarbourEast-road conditionsp.82 HarbourBreton-forestaccessroadp.84 Lapoileresidentsrequestinghospitalizationexpen sesforDavidTappp.2447 PETRO-Can FloatingplatformfortheTerraNovafieldp. 3155 PETROLEUMexploration PermitsissuedbyGovernmentofFrancep.3025 PIPPYParkCommission Reportfor1985/86p.2757-58 POSTALservicesp.3211 PRIVATESectorEmploymentProgram Firstphasep.2286 Jobcreationp.1881 Projectsapprovedp.2423;2641;2972;3555 PROVINCIALInstitutesAct(Bill12) Secondreadingp.3333-34 CommitteeoftheWholeAssemblyp.3435-36 PUBLIChousinginruralareasp.264548 PUBLICservicepensions CPPoffsetp.2766 RECREATIONfacilities Advisorycommitteereport- grantsp.3197-98 RETAILsalestax Reductionp.2297-2302 ROADconditionsintheprovince S.O.23)p.758 RURALDevelopmentCouncil Meeting;flmdingagreementp.1674-76 SALMONhatchery,Bayd’Espoir Fundingp.2346-48 SCHOOLcurriculum-changes Debatep.1431-39 SEALharvestingprogram Debatep.718-23 SMALLWOOD,J.R.,tributetohisachievements Noticeofmotionp.1157;1184-$5 SOCIALServicesEstimatesCommittee(Concur renceMotion) Debatep.2468-71 74

HANSARD SPEAKER INDEX SPRUNG hydroponics project - funds (Procedure under S.O. 23) p. 2601 SPRUNG project P. 2062-63;2102-05;2265-67;2427-3 1;2592-95;2703- 04;28 1344 Agreement with Alberta Company for construc tion and operation of a greenhouse p. 1994 STANDING Orders Committee established to review the Standing Orders of the House - members named Debate p. 3572