No.30/2010
House
of Assembly
Province
of Newfoundland & Labrador
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3rd
Session – 46th General Assembly
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Wednesday, June 2,
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
Bills Referred to Committee of the Whole
1. C Committee of the Whole
on a
Bill C AAn Act To
Amend The
2. C Committee
of the Whole on a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Commissioners For Oaths Act.” (Bill No. 7) (Justice
and Attorney General)
3. C Committee
of the Whole on a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Notaries Public Act.” (Bill No. 8) (Justice
and Attorney General)
4. C Committee
of the Whole on a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Small Claims Act.” (Bill No. 11) (Justice
and Attorney General)
5. C Committee
of the Whole on a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Fatal Accidents Act.” (Bill No. 15) (Justice
and Attorney General)
Second
6. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
Respecting The Care And Protection Of Children And Youth.” (Bill No. 1) (Child,
Youth and Family Services)
7. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To
Amend The Income Tax Act, 2000.” (Bill No. 3) (Finance
and President of Treasury Board)
8. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act To
Amend The Income Tax Act, 2000 No. 2.” (Bill No. 9) (Finance
and President of Treasury Board)
9. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Insurance Companies Act.” (Bill No. 16) (Adjourned
June 1) (Government
Services)
10. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
Respecting The Regulation Of Certain Health Professions.” (Bill No. 17) (Health
and Community Services)
11. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Accident And Sickness Insurance Act, The Automobile Insurance Act,
The Insurance Adjusters, Agents And Brokers Act, The Insurance Contracts Act
And The Life Insurance Act.” (Bill No. 18) (Government
Services)
12. C Second
Reading of a Bill C AAn Act
To Amend The Insurance Companies Act No. 2.” (Bill No. 19) (Government
Services)
13. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act Respecting The Practice Of Social Work.” (Bill No. 20) (Health
and Community Services)
14. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act To Amend The Insurance Adjusters, Agents And Brokers Act.” (Bill No. 21) (Government
Services)
15. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act To Amend The Portability Of Pensions Act.” (Bill No. 22) (Finance
and President of Treasury Board)
16. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act To Amend The Securities Act.” (Bill No. 23)
(Government
Services)
17. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act Respecting Court Security.” (Bill No. 24)
(Justice
and Attorney General)
MOTIONS
1. C THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF FINANCE
AND PRESIDENT OF TREASURY BOARD C To Move that the House Resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole to Consider
a Certain Resolution Respecting the Imposition of Taxes on Tobacco. (Bill No.
10)
2. C THE HONOURABLE THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER C To Move:
“WHEREAS section
42.1 of the Access to Information and
Protection of Privacy Act provides that the Information and Privacy
Commissioner is to be appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council on a
resolution of the House of Assembly;
AND WHEREAS section 42.2 of the Act states that a
commissioner may be reappointed;
AND WHEREAS the appointment of the current
commissioner, Mr. Ed Ring, expires on April 10, 2010;
AND WHEREAS it is proposed that Mr. Ring be
reappointed as the commissioner for a term of 2 years;
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Mr. Ed Ring, be reappointed as the
Information and Privacy Commissioner for a term of 2 years.”
3. C MR. HARRY HARDING (Bonavista
North) C To
Move:
“WHEREAS,
AND WHEREAS,
AND WHEREAS, last week's ruling of the Régie de l'énergie in Quebec on a
transmission service request by Nalcor Energy once
again demonstrates that province's arrogance and discriminatory business
practices, in particular their determination to see the Lower Churchill proceed
only on their terms;
AND WHEREAS, this
ruling is deemed by this Province to be completely contrary to the rules of
fair, open and competitive access;
AND WHEREAS, this
Government is determined to proceed with this project in the best interests and
for the benefit of the people of
THEREFORE BE IT
RESOLVED that the Newfoundland and Labrador House of Assembly affirms its
full support for the approach of Nalcor Energy and
the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador to continue plans to develop this
extraordinary clean, renewable energy project, including two alternative routes
to market, including the Labrador-Island Link, the Maritime route as well as
the pursuit of a separate 724 MW transmission service request into the
Maritimes and New England.”
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Speaker of the
House of Assembly by Earl G. Tucker,
Queen's Printer