No.10/2011
House
of Assembly
Province
of Newfoundland & Labrador
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4th
Session – 46th General Assembly
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Wednesday, April 6,
2011
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
Third
2. C Third
Reading of a Bill C “An Act
To Amend The Labour-Sponsored Venture Capital Tax
Credit Act”. (Bill No. 3) (Finance and President of Treasury Board)
3. C Third
Reading of a Bill C “An Act
Respecting Correctional Services”. (Bill No. 9) (Justice
and Attorney General)
4. C Third
Reading of a Bill C “An Act
To Amend The Labour Relations Act”.
(Bill
No. 10) (Human Resources, Labour & Employment)
Bills Referred to Committee of the Whole
5. C Committee
of the Whole on a Bill C “An Act
Respecting The Protection Of Adults”.
(Bill No. 1) (Health
and Community Services)
6. C Committee
of the Whole on a Bill C “An Act
To Amend The Sheriff's Act, 1991”.
(Bill
No. 11) (Justice and Attorney General)
Second
7. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An Act To Repeal
the Regulatory Reform Act”.
(Bill
No. 12) (Justice and Attorney General)
8. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act To Repeal the Subordinate Legislation Revision And Consolidation Act”.
(Bill No. 13) (Justice and Attorney General)
9. C Second
10. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An Act To Amend
The Petroleum And Natural Gas Act”. (Bill No. 15) (Natural
Resources)
11. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An Act To Amend
The Support Orders Enforcement Act, 2006”. (Bill No. 16) (Justice and Attorney General)
12. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An Act Respecting The Mandatory Reporting Of
Gunshot and Stab Wounds”. (Bill No. 17) (Justice and Attorney General)
13. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An Act To Amend The Municipalities Act, 1999
No. 2”. (Bill No. 18) (Municipal
Affairs)
14. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An Act To Amend The Urban And Rural Planning
Act, 2000”. (Bill No. 19) (Municipal
Affairs)
15. C Second
(Government Services)
16. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act To Amend The Revenue Administration Act”.
(Bill
No. 21) (Finance
and President of Treasury Board)
17. C Second
Reading of a Bill C “An
Act Respecting The Practice Of Medicine In The Province”. (Bill No. 22) (Health
and Community Services)
MOTIONS
1. C THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF NATURAL RESOURCES C To ask leave to introduce a Bill
entitled, “An Act To Amend The Crop Insurance Act And The Livestock Insurance
Act”. (Bill No. 23)
2. C THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND
ATTORNEY GENERAL C To
ask leave to introduce a Bill entitled, “An Act To Amend The Judicature Act”.
(Bill No. 24)
3. C THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND
ATTORNEY GENERAL C To
ask leave to introduce a Bill entitled, “An Act To Amend The Public Trustee
Act, 2009”.
(Bill
No. 25)
4. C MR. KELVIN PARSONS (Burgeo
– La Poile) C To
Move:
“WHEREAS
the Speaker of the House of Assembly has appeared, and has admitted
appearing, at a public event of a partisan nature intended to support and
promote the candidacy of a particular party and/or candidate;
BE
IT RESOLVED that this matter be referred to the House Standing Committee on
Privileges and Elections.”
5. C MS. YVONNE
JONES (Cartwright-L'Anse au Clair) C To Move:
“WHEREAS free and open communication is
critical to sound public policy, essential to good governance and a cornerstone
of an open and democratic society;
AND
WHEREAS public servants
have a higher loyalty to the people of the Province than to the security and
convenience of their supervisors or political masters;
AND
WHEREAS whistleblower protections
already exist for the House of Assembly Service and statutory offices but the
same protections are denied to public servants within government departments
and related agencies such as health and education authorities;
AND
WHEREAS this government
promised to introduce whistleblower legislation almost four years ago;
BE
IT RESOLVED that
Government consider the immediate extension of whistleblower protection to all
provincial and municipal public servants in order to ensure their ability to
freely disclose information about something they believe to be harmful to the
public's interest without fear of workplace retribution or retaliation.”
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Published under the authority of the
Speaker of the
House of Assembly by William E. Parsons,
Queen's Printer