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Public Accounts Committee — Department of Children, Seniors and Social Development — 22 June 20172017-06-22—
Social Services Committee — Department of Child, Youth and Family Services — 6 May 20152015-05-06—
Government Services Committee — 12 May 19991999-05-12—
Resource Committee — Department of Immigration, Population Growth and Skills — 3 April 20232023-04-03—
Resource Committee — Department of Advanced Education and Skills — 8 May 20122012-05-08—
Resource Committee — 5 February 20012001-02-05—
Social Services Committee — 4 February 20182018-02-04—
Public Accounts Committee — Department of Children, Seniors and Social Development, sorry — 22 June 20172017-06-22—
Social Services Committee — Department of Justice and Public Safety Fire and Emergency Services-Newfoundland and Labrador — 12 May 20152015-05-12—
Government Services Committee — Department of Government Services and Lands — 5 May 19981998-05-05—
Resource Committee — Department of Tourism, Culture, Industry and Innovation — 18 June 20192019-06-18—
Resource Committee — Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture. MR. WARREN: Good morning. Mike Warren, ADM, Policy and Planning. MR. ROBINSON: Shawn Robinson, ADM, Fisheries. MR. MEANEY: Brian Meaney, ADM, Aquaculture. MR. POWER: Bradley Power, Director of Communications. — 2 May 20122012-05-02—
Public Accounts Committee — Reports of the Auditor General Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Derek Bennett, MHA PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE Reports of the Auditor General Chair: Pleaman Forsey, MHA Vice-Chair: Sherry Gambin-Walsh, MHA Members: Scott Reid, MHA Perry Trimper, MHA Joedy Wall, MHA Jordan Brown, MHA Clerk of the Committee: Bobbi Russell Appearing: Office of the Auditor General Denise Hanrahan, Auditor General Sandra Russell, Deputy Auditor General Dianna McGrath, Assistant Auditor General, Performance Audit Lindy Stanley, Assistant Auditor General, Performance Audit Chrysta Collins, Manager, Stakeholder Relations and Communications — 20 June 20242024-06-20—
Government Services Committee — Budget 2021 Estimatesbusiness_electronicdocuments_budget2021estimates—
Government Services Committee — Department of Government Services employs approximately 513 employees and it is well balanced gender-wise with 240 males and 273 females. They are scattered throughout thirty-two offices around the Province. The department is comprised of three branches: the Government Services Branch, the Consumer and Commercial Affairs Branch, and the Occupational Health and Safety Branch. We are also responsible or accountable for nine public entities in the Province, including the Government Purchasing Agency and the Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation; both of which report independently to the minister, each prepare independent business plans and annual reports. The Government Services Branch provides a variety of services internally to government and externally to the people of the Province. This is companies through the branch's six divisions: Government Services Centres, Program and Support Services, Motor Registration, Engineering and Inspections, Vital Statistics, and the Office of the Queen's Printer. The Consumer and Commercial Affairs Branch regulate consumer protection and provincial financial services throughout the Province. That branch is comprised of four divisions: Financial Services Regulation, Commercial Registrations, Consumer Affairs, and Pension Benefit Standards Division. The Occupational Health and Safety Branch protects the health and safety of the Province's workforce through the development and enforcement of Occupational Health and Safety legislation, inspection of workplaces, incidents, and the investigations of workplace complaints, serious injuries, and fatalities. Occupational Health and Safety enforcement is a compliance-based program where severe penalties can and have been filed for failure to meet statutory or regulatory obligations regardless of whether the non-compliance resulted in an injury for purposes of insurance considerations by the Workplace Health and Safety Compensation Commission. Occupational2011-05-12—
Government Services Committee — Department of Justice and Public Safety's community-based committee addressing Violence Against Women and Girls, Minister Coady chairs a committee of ministers – of which I sit on that committee – representing multiple departments to simultaneously address this serious issue. addition to violence prevention work, the Women's Policy Office has many ongoing initiatives to enhance woman's economic and social security; for example: requiring gender equity and diversity plans and women's employment plans for large-scale resource development projects; supporting Indigenous women to find culturally appropriate responses to violence against women, mental health, homelessness and reconnecting elders and youth in their communities; and developing an equity profile for public service policy and program development specialists on the status of women in Newfoundland and Labrador to assist in the development of gender-inclusive policies, programs, services and legislation. Despite the many advances we have collectively made over the past year, many barriers still exist to women's equal participation in both private and public spheres. The harsh reality is that women remain underrepresented in leadership roles in Newfoundland and Labrador. Research on leadership confirms that men greatly outnumber women in all types of leadership roles, including managerial positions in the labour force, in politics and on all types of boards. While women represent 49 per cent of the labour force in our province, they only hold 38 per cent of management positions. This means that while women enter the workforce, there are many barriers that prevent them from entering leadership roles at the same rate as men. Our government remains committed to addressing these barriers in order to allow the province to avail of valuable insights, talents, expertise and experience. Through Budget 2018 , I am happy to inform that the Women's Policy Office has earmarked $50,000 for the2018-05-01—
Resource Committee — Department of Industry, Energy and Technology — 4 April 20232023-04-04—
Resource Committee — resourcecommitteereport may 9 17business_electronicdocuments_resourcecommitteereport-may9-17—
Government Services Committee — Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs, and also the personnel from the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation. This morning we are meeting to conduct the review of the Estimates of both the department and the corporation as a separate entity, as is the norm. Normally, we allocate three hours for these meetings. If we need to go beyond that, of course, we would have to reschedule and reconvene at another time. We will follow the same rules that I have been observing for the last eight or nine years, and that are affirmed in Elizabeth's direction to me, in that we will ask the minister to lead off with a fifteen minute time allocation, followed by a fifteen minute allocation of time for the Vice-Chair or his designate to respond. After that we will alternate, if it is your agreement, to a ten minute speaking allocation of time. We will do that as often as we need to do it until the Committee is satisfied that they have attested the Estimates sufficiently and are prepared to vote on them. Having said that, we will move forward. Minister Langdon, probably you would like to introduce or have your staff introduce themselves. Before you do that, I will ask my Committee to introduce themselves for the record. Then we will move forward with your Estimates, starting with Mr. Butler. MR. BUTLER: Roland Butler, MHA for Port de Grave. MR. J. BYRNE: Jack Byrne, MHA for Cape St. Francis. MR. McLEAN: Ernie McLean, MHA for Lake Melville. MR. FITZGERALD: Roger Fitzgerald, MHA for Bonavista South. MR. JOYCE: Eddie Joyce, MHA for Bay of Islands. MR. FRENCH: Terry French, MHA for Conception Bay South. — 4 March 20012001-03-04—
Public Accounts Committee — Department of Finance — 19 January 19951995-01-19—
Resource Committee — Department of Tourism, Culture and Recreation, we have one bit of housekeeping — 6 May 19991999-05-06—
Resource Committee — Department of Tourism, Culture and Recreation — 5 February 20072007-02-05—
Social Services Committee — 29 April 20132013-04-29—
Social Services Committee — Department of Environment, Climate Change and Municipalities — 7 October 20202020-10-07—
Resource Committee — Department of Industry, Energy and Technology — 29 April 20242024-04-29—
Resource Committee — Department of Fisheries and Land Resources — 23 April 20242024-04-23—
Social Services Committee — Department of Labour — 3 April 20012001-04-03—
Government Services Committee — budgetestimates 2011business_electronicdocuments_budgetestimates2011—
Resource Committee — 4 February 20162016-02-04—
Public Accounts Committee — 13 February 19921992-02-13—
Social Services Committee — Department of Child, Youth and Family Services W omen’s Policy Office — 7 May 20132013-05-07—
Social Services Committee — Department of Industry, Trade and Technology prior to that — 4 February 20172017-02-04—
Resource Committee — Department of Environment and Conservation in the scheme of things — 18 April 20132013-04-18—
Resource Committee — department of advanced educations skillsand labour — 9 May 20172017-05-09—
Government Services Committee — Department of Digital Government and Service NL — 25 April 20232023-04-25—
Social Services Committee — Concurrence ReportGA50—
Public Accounts Committee — Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs — 11 September 19921992-09-11—
Public Accounts Committee — Newfoundland and Labrador English School District Published under the authority of the Speaker of the House of Assembly Honourable Perry Trimper, MHA PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE Newfoundland and Labrador English School District Chair: David Brazil, MHA Vice-Chair: Derrick Bragg, MHA Members: Neil King, MHA Pam Parsons, MHA Barry Petten, MHA Scott Reid, MHA Gerry Rogers, MHA Clerk of the Committee: Elizabeth Murphy Appearing: Office of the Auditor General Julia Mullaley, CPA, CA, Auditor General Trena Keats, Audit Principal Lindy Stanley, Audit Manager Tony Wiseman, Audit Senior Martin Cook, Audit Senior Newfoundland and Labrador English School District Goronwy Price, Chair of the Board of Trustees Tony Stack, CEO ad Director of Education Terry Hall, Assistant Director of Finance and Business Administration/Student Transportation Ed Walsh, Assistant Director of Human Resources, Assistant Director of Programmes and Operations (Acting) December 18, 2018 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE 41 The Committee met at 9:30 a.m. in the House of Assembly Chamber. CHAIR (Brazil): All good? AN HON. MEMBER: Yes. CHAIR: Okay. Ladies and gentlemen, I want to welcome everybody to the Public Accounts Committee hearings on the Management of the Procurement of Goods and Services, Newfoundland and Labrador English School District. I’ll just explain the process and some of the housekeeping items. We’ll get each of the witnesses who haven’t been sworn in previously to be sworn in, in a second, by the Deputy Clerk. I want to welcome everybody here, obviously. The intent here is to look a the Auditor General’s report and have a multitude of questions around the process to how we got to this point, what are some of the processes to move forward, and how do we best identify the solutions that ensure that the people of Newfoundland and Labrador have confidence in the spending processes of any entity in government but, particularly in this case, the English School District itsel2018-12-18—
Social Services Committee — Department of Education's Estimates — 12 May 19981998-05-12—
Social Services Committee — Department of Health and Community Services, Executive and Support Services, 1 — 4 April 20232023-04-04—
Resource Committee — natural resources — 16 April 20142014-04-16—
Government Services Committee — Department of Transportation and Infrastructure — 5 October 20202020-10-05—
Public Accounts Committee — Department of Finance, which is the ministry responsible for C.A. Pippy Park, and obviously Thomas. The Chair is Mr. Art Reid, and Ms Judy Bugden is an independent member. Mr. Derek Harding is another independent member, and then Mr. Murphy and Mr. Curnew. I might add that, since its incorporation back in 1989-1990, there have always been at least two members on the board because of its uniqueness. — 3 March 20132013-03-03—
Social Services Committee — Department of Education — 5 April 20192019-04-05—
Resource Committee — Concurrence ReportGA50—
Social Services Committee — Department of Child, Youth and Family Services for 2011-2012 reflects a department that continues to operate in transition — 5 November 20092009-11-05—
Government Services Committee — Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs, and at 10:30 a — 28 March 19951995-03-28—
Social Services Committee — Department of Health and Community Services — 20 May 20152015-05-20—
Social Services Committee — Department of Justice and Public Safety — 1 June 20212021-06-01—
Government Services Committee — 1 May 20132013-05-01—
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