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Social Services Committee — Department of Health and Community Services — 2 May 20222022-05-02—
Government Services Committee — Department of Justice — 4 May 20172017-05-04—
Public Accounts Committee — House Business Journalshousebusiness_journals_ga50session2_23-10-31—
Social Services Committee — Department of Health and Community Services — 14 April 20252025-04-14—
Government Services Committee — Department of government - at least for the time being — 1 June 19931993-06-01—
Government Services Committee — House Business Journalshousebusiness_journals_ga44_ga44session3—
Public Accounts Committee — Department of Health and Community Services. MS RUSSELL: Sandra Russell, Deputy Auditor General. MS L. STANLEY: Lindy Stanley, Audit Manager, Office of the Auditor General. DR. ALTEEN: Larry Alteen, Director of Physician Services, Department of Health and Community Services. MR. MAHER: Tony Maher, Executive Director, Audit and Claims Integrity, Department of Health and Community Services. MR. B. STANLEY: Barry Stanley, Manager of Medical Audit and Compliance. — 23 July 20142014-07-23—
Resource Committee — Department of Environment and Conservation — 5 April 20122012-04-05—
Resource Committee — department of fisheriesforestryand agriculture — 6 October 20202020-10-06—
Resource Committee — membersguidetoresourcesandallowancespdfs_membersguidetoresourcesandallowances—
Social Services Committee — 9 May 20122012-05-09—
Resource Committee — department of advanced education skillsand labour — 24 April 20182018-04-24—
Social Services Committee — Budget 2021 Estimatescommittees_standingcommittees_business_electronicdocuments_budget2021estimates—
Government Services Committee — 4 March 20302030-03-04—
Government Services Committee — Budget 2018 Estimatesbusiness_electronicdocuments_budget2018estimates—
Government Services Committee — Department of Municipal and Provincial Affairs and the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation. MR. A. REID: If you agree then on doing the Housing Corporation first, because I think that we can - — 7 May 19981998-05-07—
Government Services Committee — 21 April 20112011-04-21—
Government Services Committee — Department of this government — 21 May 19921992-05-21—
Public Accounts Committee — 23 November 19981998-11-23—
Resource Committee — Department of Innovation, Trade and Rural Development. After the Clerk calls the first subhead, the minister may give his opening remarks, introduce his officials, and then the members of the Committee may begin questioning. We have one member in the House of Assembly who is not a member of the Committee as such, but I have talked with the Speaker and, if it is okay with the Committee, if the Committee agrees that Ms Michael be permitted to ask questions, then certainly we can allow that. Is the Committee in agreement with that? SOME HON. MEMBERS: Yes. — 5 July 20082008-07-05—
Government Services Committee — House Business Journalshousebusiness_journals_ga46session2_journal_2009-03-30—
Government Services Committee — Department of Finance, Consolidated Fund Services and Public Service Commission — 2 October 20202020-10-02—
Social Services Committee — Department of Health and Community Services — 26 April 20242024-04-26—
Resource Committee — Department of Advanced Education and Skills. I want to welcome Minister King, who is filling in for Minister Shea, his officials, and the Committee members themselves. I would like to first start by asking the Committee if they would do introductions and then I will go back to the minister and his officials. MR. A. PARSONS: Andrew Parsons, MHA, Burgeo La Poile. MR. KIRBY: Dale Kirby, the great and historic District of St. John's North. MS WILLIAMS: Susan Williams, Researcher. MS PERRY: Tracey Perry, Fortune Bay Cape La Hune. MR. CROSS: Eli Cross, Bonavista North. Housekeeping wise, I would like to move that Mr. A. Parsons fill in as Deputy Chair for this session. — 8 May 20132013-05-08—
Social Services Committee — Department of Justice and Public Safety — 28 March 20182018-03-28—
Social Services Committee — 5 February 20082008-02-05—
Government Services Committee — 26 April 20162016-04-26—
Resource Committee — department of industry energyandtechnology — 5 October 20202020-10-05—
Resource Committee — environment and conservation climatechangeand energyefficiency — 11 May 20152015-05-11—
Social Services Committee — Department of Education and the Women's Policy Office — 5 August 20202020-08-05—
Social Services Committee — Department of Education — 4 June 20122012-06-04—
PrivilegesElections Committee — pec ga 50 report 1 2022 04 04GA50—
Public Accounts Committee — Department of Health and Community Services — 21 June 20172017-06-21—
Resource Committee — 10 May 19991999-05-10—
Government Services Committee — 5 August 20152015-08-05—
Public Accounts Committee — 12 August 20252025-08-12—
Social Services Committee — Department of Children, Seniors and Social Development — 25 April 20182018-04-25—
Social Services Committee — House Business Journalshousebusiness_journals_ga46session3_10-05-25—
Resource Committee — Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture — 4 February 20252025-02-04—
Resource Committee — Department of Business — 4 May 20192019-05-04—
Government Services Committee — Department of Service Newfoundland and Labrador G PA/OCIO/WHSCC — 24 April 20132013-04-24—
Government Services Committee — Department of Health and Community Services, which we classify as a specialized, hard-to-fill position — 15 April 20252025-04-15—
Resource Committee — 4 March 20082008-03-04—
Resource Committee — 5 March 20012001-03-05—
Social Services Committee — Department of Justice has, approximately, a $260 million budget. Some things this year that we will find throughout the Estimates: a $1.5 million impact from the ground search and rescue inquiry; there has also been $1 million set aside for the treatment, experiences and outcomes of Innu in the child protection system. We've also allocated $200,000 this year for a review of the Access to Information and Protection of Privacy Act . As well, you will see some capital expenditure on the RNC fleet. As of September 20 of this year, across the department we have 1,623 PCNs. Of that, 1,339 are full-time staff, 251 are temporary, 33 currently are 13-week hires and another 33 people are on contracts. These numbers do not include the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. One of the common themes, I think you will notice this evening as we go through the process, is variation in salaries this year and that variation in salaries is due to the 27th pay period in this fiscal year. That will have a department-wide impact of some $4.77 million. I would also like to note that there are very little actual COVID impacts tonight when you look at dollar figures throughout this budget. It's about a two-week impact of COVID, but I think what you will find, if you deviate into some more discussions around policy, which I'm more than willing to do, there will be some impacts to implementation of programs and other things due to COVID and impacts, obviously, on the court system and other parts of the department that are not reflected here in actual dollar figures but are reflected in other ways. With that, I will certainly turn it back to you, Mr. Chair. — 30 September 20202020-09-30—
Government Services Committee — House Business Journalshousebusiness_journals_ga47session4_15-04-30—
Government Services Committee — 12 June 20192019-06-12—
Public Accounts Committee — 4 March 19971997-03-04—
Resource Committee — 2 April 20012001-04-02—
Social Services Committee — Department of Health and Community Services — 29 April 19981998-04-29—
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