No.
32/2009
House
of Assembly
Province
of Newfoundland & Labrador
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2nd
Session 46th General Assembly
________________________________________
Wednesday, December
2, 2009
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
(a) Statements
by Members
(b) Statements
by Ministers
(c) Oral
Questions
(d) Presenting
Reports by Standing and Select Committees
(e) Tabling of
Documents
(f) Notices of
Motion
(g) Answers to
questions for which notice has been given
(h) Petitions
ORDERS OF THE DAY
1. C
Committee of Supply
2. C
Address in Reply
Third
3. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Amend The Private Investigation and Security
Services Act. (Bill No. 39)
(Government Services)
4. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Remove Anomalies And Errors In The Statute
Law. (Bill No. 40)
(Justice
and Attorney General)
5. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Amend The Law With Respect To The Definition
Of Spouse. (Bill No. 41)
(Justice
and Attorney General)
Second
6. C Second
(Education)
7. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Amend The Vital
Statistics Act, 2009. (Bill No. 42)
(Government Services)
8. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Repeal The Newspapers And Books Act. (Bill
No. 43)
(Tourism,
Culture and Recreation)
9. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Amend The Victims Of Crime Services Act.
(Bill No. 45)
(Justice
and Attorney General)
10. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Amend The
11. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Amend The
(Aboriginal
Affairs)
MOTIONS
1. C THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF GOVERNMENT SERVICES C To ask
leave to introduce a Bill entitled, AAn Act To Amend The Engineers And
Geoscientists Act, 2008. (Bill No. 44)
2. C MS. YVONNE JONES (Cartwright-L'Anse
au Clair) C To
Move:
WHEREAS it is
estimated that there are over 120,000 moose living in
AND WHEREAS more
than 700 moose vehicle collisions occur in our Province each year;
AND WHEREAS moose
vehicle collisions result in human fatalities and a higher prevalence of head,
neck and brain injuries than other motor vehicle accidents;
AND
WHEREAS the cost
estimates to the provincial health care system for just initial emergency care
due to moose vehicle accidents is averaged at over $600,000 a year, and cost
estimates for vehicle damage is over $1 million annually;
AND
WHEREAS other provinces
with lower moose populations have taken significant action to reduce moose
vehicle collisions;
AND
WHEREAS the Government
of Newfoundland and Labrador has not conducted a recent study or review of new
technologies and mitigative options such as fencing,
lighting systems, increased brush cutting and increased hunting quotas that
could potentially lower the number of moose vehicle accidents;
THEREFORE
BE IT RESOLVED that this
House of Assembly call upon Government to initiate a comprehensive study to
evaluate what technologies, mitigation techniques and investments can be
undertaken to reduce moose vehicle collisions in Newfoundland and Labrador;
BE
IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
this review include a detailed analysis of other jurisdictions and evaluate
options such as fencing, lighting systems, brush cutting and increased hunting
quotas;
BE
IT FURTHER RESOLVED that
this House of Assembly call upon Government to accept and implement the
conclusions or recommendations of this review.
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Published under the authority of the
Speaker of the
House of Assembly by Earl G. Tucker,
Queen's Printer