No.49/2010
House
of Assembly
Province
of Newfoundland & Labrador
_______________________________________
3rd
Session 46th General Assembly
________________________________________
Wednesday, December
15, 2010
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
1. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Amend The Real Estate Trading Act. (Bill No. 32)
(Government
Services)
2. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Consumer Protection And Business Practices Act No. 2. (Bill No.
33) (Government
Services)
3. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Mortgage Brokers Act. (Bill No. 34)
(Government
Services)
4. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Public Safety Act. (Bill No. 35)
(Government
Services)
5. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Judicature Act. (Bill No. 36)
(Justice
and Attorney General)
6. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Statutes Act. (Bill No. 37)
(Justice
and Attorney General)
7. C Third
Reading of a Bill C An Act
To Remove Anomalies and Errors In The Statute Law. (Bill No. 38)
(Justice
and Attorney General)
8. C Third
(Justice
and Attorney General)
9. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Consumer Protection And Business Practices Act No. 3.
(Bill
No. 40) (Government
Services)
10. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Licensed Practical Nurses Act, 2005. (Bill No. 41)
(Health
and Community Services)
11. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Regional Health Authorities Act. (Bill No. 42)
(Health
and Community Services)
12. C Third
Reading of a Bill C An Act
To Amend The Municipalities Act, 1999. (Bill No. 43)
(Municipal
Affairs)
13. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Income Tax Act, 2000 No. 3. (Bill No. 44)
(Finance and President of Treasury Board)
14. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Fishing Industry Collective Bargaining Act. (Bill No. 45)
(Human
Resources, Labour and Employment)
15. C Third
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To Implement The Comprehensive Integrated Tax
Coordination Agreement
Between
The Government Of
(Finance
and President of Treasury Board)
16. C Third
(Natural Resources)
Second
17. C Second
Reading of a Bill C An Act To Amend
The Municipalities Act, 1999 No. 2. (Bill No. 48)
(Municipal Affairs)
18. C Second
(Government Services)
19. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Standard Time Act. (Bill No. 50)
(Municipal Affairs)
20. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Petroleum And Natural Gas Act. (Bill No. 51)
(Natural Resources)
21. C Second
Reading of a Bill C An Act
To Amend The Smoke-Free Environment Act, 2005. (Bill No. 52)
(Health and Community Services)
MOTIONS
1. C THE HONOURABLE THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER C To Move:
WHEREAS subsection
4(1) of the Child and Youth Advocate Act
provides
The Office of the Child and Youth Advocate shall be
filled by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council on a resolution of the House of
Assembly.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED that Ms. Carol Chafe be appointed
as the Child and Youth Advocate.
2. C MR. MARSHALL
DEAN (The Straits-White Bay North) C To
Move:
WHEREAS
there are insufficient long-term care facilities and services to care for
our aging population;
AND
WHEREAS this Government committed to a long-term care strategy back in
February 2008 but has failed to live up to its promise;
AND
WHEREAS
AND
WHEREAS seniors are often spending months and months in acute care beds
waiting to move into a long-term care facility;
AND
WHEREAS seniors moving between facilities causes Relocation Stress Syndrome
which can result in a serious decline in their health;
AND
WHEREAS these acute care facilities are not providing the appropriate
social and recreational opportunities to our aging population;
AND
WHEREAS the improper care for our seniors creates severe stress on families
and friends;
AND
WHEREAS Government policy has failed to provide the proper long-term care
and community support services to the people of this Province;
BE
IT RESOLVED that this House calls on Government to consider committing
sufficient resources in this upcoming budget to address the long-term care
needs, facilities, equipment and appropriate staffing for the aged in our
Province.
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Published under the authority of the
Speaker of the
House of Assembly by Earl G. Tucker, Queen's
Printer