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46th General Assembly - 3rd Session - 2010
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BAKER, JIM (PC LABRADOR WEST)
Budget
(2010) Debate, 1099–1103
Members' Statements
Arts
Fifth annual music festival—Labrador West, 1581
Provincial Drama Festival—Northern Lights Theatre Company awards—Labrador West (District), 1183–1184
Sports/recreation
Labrador Winter Games
Labrador West contingent, 333
Volunteers
Seventh annual Relay for Life—Labrador West (District), 1853
Resolutions
Natural resources
Lower Churchill
Affirmation of support for Nalcor Energy and Government to continue plans to develop Lower Churchill
Debate, 1576–1577
BUCKINGHAM, ED (PC ST. JOHN'S EAST)
Budget
(2010) Debate, 390–394 , 1168–1173
Commissioners for Oaths Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 7)
Second reading, 1042–1044
Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 13)
Second reading, 739–742
Fatal Accidents Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 15)
Second reading, 1529–1531
Grand Concourse Authority Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 12)
Second reading, 726–730
Human Rights Act (Bill 31)
Second reading, 2042–2046
Income Tax Act, 2000 No. 2,
An Act to Amend (Bill 9)
Second reading, 2098–2100
Members' Statements
Awards, miscellaneous
Kinsmen Public Speaking award—Shea, P.J., 2155–2156
Clubs/organizations
Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Parliament—Fiftieth anniversary, 751
R.E.A.L. program—Equal opportunity for recreation and leisure, 2570
Education
Senior year achievements—Gosine, Phillipa—St. John's East (District), 274–275
Municipalities
Youth of the Year Award—O'Dea, Andrew—St. John's East (District), 1184–1185
Sports/recreation
Track and Field
Provincial Junior High Championship, 1851
Tributes
St. Pat's Dancers' director—Steiner, Jeff, 2200
Newfoundland and Labrador Youth Parliament
Fiftieth anniversary, 751
Private Investigation and Security Services Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 14)
Second reading, 843–848
Resolutions
Ocean technology
Government to put into action its strategy
Debate, 361–364
BURKE, HON. JOAN (PC ST. GEORGE'S-STEPHENVILLE EAST)
Apprenticeship
Urging continued encouragement for small and medium-sized business owners to hire appprentices
Notice of motion, 2248
Beauchesne
26(3)— cannot rule on privilege but on whether matter entitles motion, 1790
71(1) should be protected against reflections on his or her actions, 1785
118—Complaint of breach of privilege to be followed by motion for action, 1787
Amendments
Objects of, 992
Budget
(2010) Debate, 1156–1161
Care and Youth Care Protection Act (Bill 1)
Notice of motion, 13
Second reading, 1648–1657 , 1713–1715
Committee, 1722–1723 , 1725–1726 , 1730–1732 , 1734 , 1736 , 1738–1740 , 1741 , 1818–1819 , 1821
Amendment—Clause 80, 1819 , 1822
Amendment—Clause 81, 1823–1824 , 1825
Child, Youth and Family Services
Early childhood educators
Does government plan to help with recruitment and retention of qualified workforce, 1970
Has Minister met with educators to find out what barriers they face, 1969
How will government address problem of recruiting qualified staff for daycares, 1970
Was investigation completed into regulations blocking students from transferring credits from private to public college, 2160
Why is government demanding that barriers identified by daycare operators remain in place, 1968–1969
Early Childhood Educators Week, 486
Early learning and child care strategy
Status of strategy and time plan for consultations, 2164
Foster care
Is acceptable service being provided, and are improvements necessary, 2488
Status of number of caregiver homes, 2488
What has government done to ensure children's time in alternate living arrangements is minimal, 2487–2488
What policies have been put in place for regional health authorities to ensure money is spent most effectively, 2487
Will there ever be provincial policies and standards to help protect the most vulnerable in care, 2489
Minister's Advisory Committee
Report, 2169
Minister's multiple portfolios
Why was Minister willing to take responsibility for another department, 2489–2490
New legislation
Are managers' decisions automatically appealed, 1641
Can managers' decisions be appealed, 1640
Has department completed assessment on number of social workers required and whether vacancies have been filled, 1644
How is Minister planning to involve front-line workers in development of regulations, 1809–1810
How will it ensure greater protection for children like Zachary Turner, 1638
How will it ensure that people like Amanda Duggan and her children are protected against extended delays, 1639
How will statutory review take place and will there be public consultation, 1643
Is Minister going to consider need for increasing number of front-line workers, 1810
Is Minister referring to process of a continuing review of care plans, 1640
When will mandatory process to monitor children be done and how will process be monitored, 1641
Why is monitoring being left to the Minister to undertake at a later time, 1642
Why wasn't required audit placed in legislation as means of continuous quality control, 1643
Why will it not be proclaimed for at least another year, 1644
Will it ensure that caregivers have appropriate levels of training and supports, 1638
Will there be improvements related to investigation function to ensure that complaints are followed up and fully reviewed, 1639–1640
When will department finally be fully established, 1645
Commissioners for Oaths Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 7)
Notice of motion, 158
Disabled
Strategy for the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities
Progress on development, 2312–2313
Education
College of the North Atlantic
Was Minister's trip to Qatar related to staff overpayments, 2159–2160
Disabled students
How many schools in Province currently have areas of refuge for safe fire evacuation, 2163
Tuition freeze
Government to be applauded for extending tuition freeze for Memorial University and College of the North Atlantic
Debate, 1222–1224
Estimates
Government Services Committee
Appointment of Members, 290
Referral of heads of expenditure, 291
Resource Committee
Appointment of Members, 290
Referral of heads of expenditure, 290
Social Services Committee
Appointment of Members, 290
Referral of heads of expenditure, 291
Concurrence motion (moved), 1300
Fishing Industry Collective Bargaining Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 45)
Notice of Motion, 2368
Second reading, 2530(10)–2530(12) , 2530(22)
House of Assembly
Committees
Estimates
Government Services Committee appointments, 290
Resource Committee appointments, 290
Social Services Committee appointments, 290
Information and Privacy Commissioner
Reappointment of Mr. Ed Ring
Notice of motion, 236
Withdrawal of motion, 2067
Notice of motion, 2067
Motions
Summer adjournment
moved, 2194
Office of the Child and Youth Advocate
Appointment of Ms. Carol Chafe
Notice of motion, 2493
Debate, 2593–2595 , 2599
Human Resources, Labour and Employment
Labour market supports benefit Province, 2353–2354
Office of Youth Engagement
Official opening, 2480
Poverty Reduction Strategy
Update, 2571
Legislation
When will government see that its consultations are not open and transparent, 2120
Will House Leader direct that standing committees function as outlined in Standing Orders, 2120–2121
Will Premier begin process for bills to be publicly discussed and debated prior to legislation, 2119–2120
Ministerial Statements
Child, Youth and Family Services
Early Childhood Educators Week, 486
Disabled
Strategy for the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities
Progress on development, 2312–2313
Human Resources, Labour and Employment
Labour market supports benefit Province, 2353–2354
Office of Youth Engagement
Official opening, 2480
Poverty Reduction Strategy
Update, 2571
Motions
Condemnation of Leader of the Opposition for breaching privileges of Speaker and requirement for her apology to the House
Moved, 1788–1789
Debate, 1790 , 1791
Estimates
Government Services Committee
Appointment of Members (moved), 290
Referral of heads of expenditure (moved), 291
Resource Committee
Appointment of Members (moved), 290
Referral of heads of expenditure (moved), 290
Social Services Committee
Appointment of Members (moved), 290
Referral of heads of expenditure (moved), 291
House of Assembly
Information and Privacy Commissioner
Reappointment of Mr. Ed Ring
Notice of motion, 236
Withdrawal of motion, 2067
Notice of motion, 2067
Summer adjournment
moved, 2194
Municipalities Act 1999 No. 2,
An Act to Amend (Bill 48)
Notice of Motion, 2368
Notaries Public Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 8)
Notice of motion, 159
O'Brien and Bosc
House of Commons Procedure and Practice—Second ed.
Actions of not to be criticized, 1787
Intimidation of or Chair a very serious matter, 1786–1787
Oral Questions
Child, Youth and Family Services
Early childhood educators
Does government plan to help with recruitment and retention of qualified workforce, 1970
Has Minister met with educators to find out what barriers they face, 1969
How will government address problem of recruiting qualified staff for daycares, 1970
Why is government demanding that barriers identified by daycare operators remain in place, 1968–1969
Early learning and child care strategy
Status of strategy and time plan for consultations, 2164
Foster care
Is acceptable service being provided, and are improvements necessary, 2488
Status of number of caregiver homes, 2488
What has government done to ensure children's time in alternate living arrangements is minimal, 2487–2488
What policies have been put in place for regional health authorities to ensure money is spent most effectively, 2487
Will there ever be provincial policies and standards to help protect the most vulnerable in care, 2489
Minister's multiple portfolios
Why was Minister willing to take responsibility for another department, 2489–2490
New legislation
Are managers' decisions automatically appealed, 1641
Can managers' decisions be appealed, 1640
Has department completed assessment on number of social workers required and whether vacancies have been filled, 1644
How is Minister planning to involve front-line workers in development of regulations, 1809–1810
How will it ensure greater protection for children like Zachary Turner, 1638
How will it ensure that people like Amanda Duggan and her children are protected against extended delays, 1639
How will statutory review take place and will there be public consultation, 1643
Is Minister going to consider need for increasing number of front-line workers, 1810
Is Minister referring to process of a continuing review of care plans, 1640
When will mandatory process to monitor children be done and how will process be monitored, 1641
Why is monitoring being left to the Minister to undertake at a later time, 1642
Why wasn't required audit placed in legislation as means of continuous quality control, 1643
Why will it not be proclaimed for at least another year, 1644
Will it ensure that caregivers have appropriate levels of training and supports, 1638
Will there be improvements to ensure that complaints are followed up and fully reviewed, 1639–1640
When will department finally be fully established, 1645
Education
College of the North Atlantic
Was Minister's trip to Qatar related to staff overpayments, 2159–2160
Disabled students
How many schools in Province currently have areas of refuge for safe fire evacuation, 2163
Legislation
When will government see that its consultations are not open and transparent, 2120
Will House Leader direct that standing committees function as outlined in Standing Orders, 2120–2121
Will Premier begin process for bills to be publicly discussed and debated prior to legislation, 2119–2120
Points of Order
Adjournment proceedings, 1884–1885
Amendment to motion before debate, 113–114
Clarification whether Minister said Member was dishonest, 158
Distribution of bills
Inadequate time for preparation for debate, 2497–2498
Language, unparliamentary
"fabricate," 1264
"fool," 1272
"has not got the guts," 2138
"muzzled," 813 , 814
Private Members' Day
Notice was not given for Government Members' resolution, 2215
Relevance to the motion, 355
Whether a Minister can introduce a Private Members' motion, 661
Whether amendment to resolution is in order, 992
Points of Privilege
Speaker's impartiality challenged, 1785–1789 , 1790
Practice of Social Work Act (Bill 20)
Committee, 1907(66)–1907(67)
Provincial Court Act 1991,
An Act to Amend (Bill 4)
Notice of motion, 57
Qatar
Education
College of the North Atlantic
Was Minister's trip to Qatar related to staff overpayments, 2159–2160
Resolutions
Apprenticeship
Urging continued encouragement for small and medium-sized business owners to hire appprentices
Notice of motion, 2248
Education
Tuition freeze
Government to be applauded for extending tuition freeze for Memorial University and College of the North Atlantic
Debate, 1222–1224
House of Assembly
Information and Privacy Commissioner
Reappointment of Mr. Ed Ring
Notice of motion, 236
Withdrawal of motion, 2067
Notice of motion, 2067
Office of the Child and Youth Advocate
Appointment of Ms. Carol Chafe
Notice of motion, 2493
Debate, 2593–2595 , 2599
Violence
Government urging people to condemn violence and promote nonviolent behaviour
Debate, 789–791
Standard Time Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 50)
Notice of Motion, 2368
Standing Orders
S.O. 11
Extended sittings, 1865 , 1867 , 1922 , 2018 , 2070 , 2368 , 2433 , 2493
S.O. 37
Motion being withdrawn, 2067
S.O. 63
Whether a Minister can introduce a Private Members' motion, 661
S.O. 63(3)
Private Member's Day, 55
Tabled Data
Child, Youth and Family Services
Minister's Advisory Committee—Report, 2169
Violence
Government urging people to condemn violence and promote nonviolent behaviour
Debate, 789–791
BUTLER, ROLAND (L PORT DE GRAVE)
Accident and Sickness Insurance Act, The Automobile Insurance Act, The Insurance Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act, The Insurance Contracts Act, and Life Insurance Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 18)
Second reading, 1876–1878
Apprenticeship
Urging continued encouragement for small and medium-sized business owners to hire appprentices
Debate, 2329–2332
Architects Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 26)
Second reading, 1907(3)–1907(4)
Bareneed
Awards, miscellaneous
Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada—Newfoundland's "Gutsiest" Citizen—Swackhamer, Beverly, 39
Bay Roberts
Clubs/organizations
Lions' Club—Forth-sixth anniversary, 2198
Education
Ascension Collegiate—Forty-fifth graduating class, 1063
Beauchesne
31(3)—Disputes between two Members, 1789
31(3)—Statements made outside House not to be used as basis for question of privilege, 1789
61—Reflections on House as a whole, 1789
62—What constitutes contempt, 1789–1790
Privilege
Nature of, 1789
Buchans
Environmental remediation
Contract awarded, 2110
Budget
(2010) Debate, 319–323 , 455–459 , 600–605
Care and Youth Care Protection Act (Bill 1)
Second reading, 1702–1705
Amendment—Clause 12(1)
Chair, 1736
Child, Youth and Family Services
Foster care
Is acceptable service being provided, and are improvements necessary, 2488
Status of number of caregiver homes, 2488
What has government done to ensure children's time in alternate living arrangements is minimal, 2487
What policies have been put in place for regional health authorities to ensure money is spent most effectively, 2486–2487
Will there ever be provincial policies and standards to help protect the most vulnerable in care, 2489
Minister's multiple portfolios
Why was Minister willing to take responsibility for another department, 2489
Clarke's Beach
Clubs/organizations
Loyal Orange Lodge—125th anniversary, 2249
Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act No. 2,
An Act to Amend (Bill 33)
Second reading, 2373–2375
Committee, 2404–2405
Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act No. 3,
An Act to Amend (Bill 40)
Second reading, 2388–2389
Consumer Protection and Business Practices Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 13)
Second reading, 737–739
Cupids
Congratulations on 400th anniversary and recognition of historic occasion
Debate, 1981–1983
Disabled
Strategy for the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities
Progress on development, 2313
Education
Schools
Construction of new primary school at Coley's Point, 2014–2015 , 2265 , 2433–2434 , 2586–2587
Environment and Conservation
Climate change and air quality awareness enhanced by partnership, 1128
Earth Day, 378–379
Environment Week, 1423
Envrionmental remediation
New Harbour site, 2223
Gravel pit camping
Allow citizens to enjoy what is rightfully theirs, 114–1142 , 389–390 , 445–446 , 553–554 , 595–596 , 708–709 , 983–984 , 1025–1026 , 1077–1078 , 1200–1201 , 1243–1244
Clarify criteria that determine whether a structure is short-term or long-term, 1196
Clarify whether campers will be permitted to set up camps for duration of summer without being served notice, 1197
Moose-vehicle collisions
Does Minister feel that there are too many moose, and is she planning to reduce numbers, 2116
Does Minister have concrete plans in place to address growing problem, 1807
Has government committed to fencing dangerous sections of highway or establishing 1-800 number, 2062
Is government willing to consider fencing sections of highway, 1805–1806
Is government willing to increase number of licenses to help control population, 1805
When will Province see real action from government, 2063
Why has government not developed inventory of dangerous highway sections, 2116
Why has government not established 1-800 reporting mechanism, 1806
Why is government taking such little action to address problem and implement options presented, 2115
Remediation concerns addressed in Buchans, 2419
Remediation contract awarded for Buchans, 2110
Tires
Confirm whether there was a fire at Old Perlican site, 2583–2584
Cost of shipping tires to Quebec and whether proposal currently being considered will address this issue, 1592
Does Minister see a conflict of interest in Crown Agency endorsing a plan currently undergoing environmental assessment, 2364–2365
Justification for allowing Corner Brook Pulp and Paper to burn tires as energy source, 2364
Nature of guidelines given to Corner Brook Pulp and Paper for burning tires for fuel in their mill, 2363
Nature of proposal and when there will be an announcement, 1592
Nature of proposal for turnkey operation for compaction and redistribution of used tires in Dunville area, 1394
Options for stockpiled tires in Dunville, 2364
Purpose of tender for turnkey operation for compaction and redistribution of used tires in Dunville area, 1355
Estimates
Government Services Committee
Concurrence motion, 1256–1260
Resource Committee
Concurrence motion, 1400–1404
Social Services Committee
Concurrence motion, 1305–1309
Supply Committee, Legislature, Consolidated Fund Services, Executive Council
Debate, 1462–1464
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Interim fishery compensation and support program
Debate, 1765–1768
Government services
All-terrain vehicles
Has issue of liability been dealt with to Minister's satisfaction and will dirt bikes come under same review process, 1975
Status of policy review for two-person prohibition, 1974–1975
Status of public consultations, 1976
Credit Unions
Record year, 1385
Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Fire Services
Funding, 1425
North American Occupational Safety and Health Week, 645–646
Roadcheck blitz
Ensuring road safety, 1745–1746
Health care
Long term care
Understaffing at Hoyles Escasoni, 2262
Understaffing in Corner Brook facility, 2262
Highway Traffic Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 27)
Second reading, 1934–1937
House of Assembly
Members
Member Elect welcomed—Brazil, David (Conception Bay East & Bell Island), 2219
Housing
Pilot project addressing need for smaller homes, 2005
Human Resources, Labour and Employment
Labour market supports benefit Province, 2354
Multiculturalism Week, 102
National Day of Mourning, 541–542
Office of Youth Engagement
Official opening, 2480–2481
Poverty Reduction Strategy
Update, 2571–2572
Summer employment programs helping students, 1013–1014
Youth Retention and Attraction Strategy
Experience Labrador initiative, 754
Positive results since launch, 335–336
Hurricane Igor
Did shutdown of thirteen highway depots in 2005 impact hurricane's force, 2580
Immigration
Launch of video testimonials, 2157–2158
Income Tax Act, 2000 No. 2,
An Act to Amend (Bill 9)
Second reading, 2093–2096
Committee, 2107(5)–2107(6)
Insurance Adjusters, Agents and Brokers Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 21)
Second reading, 1885–1887
Committee, 1907(79)
Insurance Companies Act No. 2,
An Act to Amend (Bill 19)
Second reading, 1630–1634
Insurance Companies Act No. 3,
An Act to Amend (Bill 28)
Second reading, 1950–1952
Insurance Companies Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 16)
Second reading, 1536–1537
Interim Supply Act, 2010 (Bill 2)
Committee, 79–81 , 163–165 , 187–189
Members' Statements
Awards, miscellaneous
Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada—Newfoundland's "Gutsiest" Citizen—Swackhamer, Beverly—Bareneed, 39
Miss Teen Newfoundland and Labrador—Balram, Somaria, 219–220
Clubs/organizations
Lions' Club—Forth-sixth anniversary—Bay Roberts, 2198
Loyal Orange Lodge—125th anniversary—Clarke's Beach, 2249
Ministerial Statements
Disabled
Strategy for the Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities
Progress on development
response, 2313
Environment and Conservation
Climate change and air quality awareness enhanced by partnership
response, 1128
Earth Day
response, 378–379
Environment Week
response, 1423
Moose licences
Increased for charities
response, 1967–1968
Remediation concerns addressed in Buchans
response, 2419
Remediation for Buchans
Contract awarded
response, 2110
Government Services
Credit Unions
Record year
response, 1385
Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Fire Services
Funding
response, 1425
North American Occupational Safety and Health Week
response, 645–646
Roadcheck blitz
Ensuring road safety
response, 1745–1746
Human Resources, Labour and Employment
Labour market supports benefit Province
response, 2354
Multiculturalism Week
response, 102
National Day of Mourning
response, 541–542
Office of Youth Engagement
Official opening
response, 2480–2481
Poverty Reduction Strategy
Update
response, 2571–2572
Summer employment programs helping students
response, 1013–1014
Youth Retention and Attraction Strategy
Experience Labrador initiative
response, 754
Positive results since launch
response, 335–336
Immigration
Launch of video testimonials
response, 2157–2158
Transportation and Works
Canada Road Safety Week
response, 1231
Ferries
Design search for new vessels
response, 1799
Housing
Pilot project addressing need for smaller homes
response, 2005
National Public Works Week
response, 1065–1066
Water bombers
Province's first new Bombadier 415
response, 489
Mortgage Brokers Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 34)
Second reading, 2378–2379
New Harbour
Envrionmental remediation
New Harbour site, 2223
Oral Questions
Child, Youth and Family Services
Foster care
Is acceptable service being provided, and are improvements necessary, 2488
Status of number of caregiver homes, 2488
What has government done to ensure children's time in alternate living arrangements is minimal, 2487
What policies have been put in place for regional health authorities to ensure money is spent most effectively, 2486–2487
Will there ever be provincial policies and standards to help protect the most vulnerable in care, 2489
Minister's multiple portfolios
Why was Minister willing to take responsibility for another department, 2489
Environment and Conservation
Gravel pit camping
Clarify criteria that determine whether a structure is short-term or long-term, 1196
Clarify whether campers will be permitted to set up camps for duration of summer without being served notice, 1197
Moose-vehicle collisions
Does Minister feel that there are too many moose, and is she planning to reduce numbers, 2116
Does Minister have concrete plans in place to address growing problem, 1807
Has government committed to fencing dangerous sections of highway or establishing 1-800 number, 2062
Is government willing to consider fencing sections of highway, 1805–1806
Is government willing to increase number of licenses to help control population, 1805
When will Province see real action from government, 2063
Why has government not developed inventory of dangerous highway sections, 2116
Why has government not established 1-800 reporting mechanism, 1806
Tires
Confirm whether there was a fire at Old Perlican site, 2583–2584
Cost of shipping tires to Quebec and whether proposal currently being considered will address this issue, 1592
Does Minister see a conflict of interest in Crown Agency endorsing a plan currently undergoing environmental assessment, 2364–2365
Justification for allowing Corner Brook Pulp and Paper to burn tires as energy source, 2364
Nature of guidelines given to Corner Brook Pulp and Paper for burning tires for fuel in their mill, 2363
Nature of proposal and when there will be an announcement, 1592
Nature of proposal for turnkey operation for compaction and redistribution of used tires in Dunville area, 1394
Options for stockpiled tires in Dunville, 2364
Purpose of tender for turnkey operation for compaction and redistribution of used tires in Dunville area, 1355
Government services
All-terrain vehicles
Has issue of liability been dealt with to Minister's satisfaction and will dirt bikes come under same review process, 1975
Status of policy review for two-person prohibition, 1974–1975
Status of public consultations, 1976
Health care
Long term care strategy
Understaffing at Hoyles Escasoni, 2262
Understaffing in Corner Brook facility, 2262
Hurricane Igor
Did shutdown of thirteen highway depots in 2005 impact hurricane's force, 2580
Petitions
Education
Schools—Construction of new primary school at Coley's Point, 2014–2015 , 2265 , 2433–2434 , 2586–2587
Environment and Conservation
Gravel pit camping
Allow citizens to enjoy what is rightfully theirs, 389–390 , 445–446 , 553–554 , 595–596 , 708–709 , 983–984 , 1025–1026 , 1077–1078 , 1141–1142 , 1200–1201 , 1243–1244
Transportation and Works
Highways/roads
Construct Gambo bypass road for Bonavista North, 2121–2122
Repave road from Little Bay turnoff through to Beachside, 596
Points of Privilege
Speaker's impartiality challenged, 1789–1790
Practice of Social Work Act (Bill 20)
Second reading, 1846–1848
Premier
First woman Premier congratulated, 2219
Private Investigation and Security Services Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 14)
Second reading, 835–838
Public Safety Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 35)
Second reading, 2383–2384
Committee, 2406
Real Estate Trading Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 32)
Second Reading, 2370–2372
Resolutions
Apprenticeship
Urging continued encouragement for small and medium-sized business owners to hire appprentices
Debate, 2329–2332
Cupids
Congratulations on 400th anniversary and recognition of historic occasion
Debate, 1981–1983
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Interim fishery compensation and support program
Debate, 1765–1768
Standing Orders
Standing Orders Committee to recommend changes governing Oral Questions and the legislative process and report findings to House and to public
Debate, 2127–2130
Transportation and Works
Medical Transportation Assistance Program
Request for various changes
Debate, 130–132
Securities Act,
An Act to Amend (Bill 23)
Second reading, 1896–1898
Committee, 1907(79)–1907(80)
Seniors
Is Office of Aging and Seniors concerned with federal attitude about funding, 2064
Will government fund programs for Seniors' Resource Centre, 2063
Tourism, Culture and Recreation
Fort Amherst
Is there a plan to protect site from further decay, 2167
Tourist-Oriented Directional Signage (TODS)
Explain why department is claiming signs have not been taken down, 2012
Explain why legal signs are being removed from highways, 1807
When will new policies and regulations be in place that will provide clear direction to operators, 2013
Why are signs being removed before program is ready for implementation, 1808
Why is government still removing signs before issues can be rectified, 2012–2013
Why were Stephenville Theatre Festival signs removed, 2011–2012
Will government offer legal sign owners compensation for unlawful removal of signs, 1808
Transportation and Works
Canada Road Safety Week, 1231
Ferries
Course of action to provide for reliable and consistent service for Bell Island, 1548–1549
Design search for new vessels, 1799
Has Minister considered other solutions to ensure Bell Islanders have full and reliable access, 1434
How does government expect aging vessels to be replaced when funds are not being spent, 1549
How will Minister address inconsistent service in Province's ferry communities, 2429
If Nonia was not an emergency refit, why wasn't Public Tender Act followed, 1550
Nature of problem with Nonia, and when it will be back in service, 1494
Status of repairs on Beaumont Hamel, 810
What course of action does department have in place for Bell Island, 1494–1495
What types of repairs are being conducted on the Flanders, 1433
When will Beaumont Hamel be refitted and return to Bell Island service, 591
When will government keep promise to provide necessary vessels, 2322
Why is Captain Earle W. Winsor being pulled out of service at such a disruptive time, 592
Why won't Minister re-establish Ferry Users' Committee, 2323 , 2428
Will Beaumont Hamel replace the Winsor w hen it goes on dry dock, 810
Will Minister meet with Bell Islanders to hear their concerns, 1495
Will workers on the Earl W. Winsor be laid off during emergency repairs, 811
Highways/roads
Construct Gambo bypass road for Bonavista North, 2121–2122
Reason for delay in completion of Torbay Bypass Road, 2581
Repave road from Little Bay turnoff through to Beachside, 596
Total projected costs for Torbay Bypass Road, 2582
Housing
Pilot project addressing need for smaller homes, 2005
Medical Transportation Assistance Program
Request for various changes
Debate, 130–132
National Public Works Week, 1065–1066
Water bombers
Province's first new Bombadier 415, 489
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