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Journals and Proceedings APPENDIX A REPORTS, COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF A-2 TABLED REPORTS The following is a complete list of all Reports, both tabled during the Session and passed in the Clerk’s Office and deemed to be tabled following the Session: Annapolis Valley Health Authority Annual Report 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Annual Accountability Report for the fiscal year 2007-2008 . December 22, 2008 Cape Breton District Health Authority A Healthier Cape Breton: Working Together Toward Our Goals Annual Report 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Capital Health Annual Report 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Civil Service Disclosure of Wrongdoing Regulations and Policy, Annual Report 2007-2008 (Hon. C. Bolivar-Getson) . November 25, 2008 Colchester East Hants Health Authority Healthy People, Healthy Communities; Quality Health Services Annual Report 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Cumberland Health Authority Healthy Communities, Healthy Worklife, Healthy Future Annual Report 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Employment Equity and Diversity in the Nova Scotia Public Services Moving Toward Equity, 2007-2008 (Hon. C. Bolivar-Getson) . November 25, 2008 Evaluation of the Nova Scotia Small Claims Court Final Report to the Nova Scotia Law Reform Commission March 2009 (Hon. C. Clarke) . May 1, 2009 French-language Services Provided by the Government of Nova Scotia TABLED REPORTS A-3 - Progress Report 2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Guysborough Antigonish Strait Health Authority Working Together for a Healthy Community, 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Highway 104 Western Alignment Corporation Annual Report for the fiscal year 2007-08. December 12, 2008 Health Promotion and Protection Notifiable Diseases in Nova Scotia, 2007 Surveillance Report . March 26, 2009 House of Assembly - Judicature Act Amendments to the Civil Procedure Rules - Supreme Court of Nova Scotia Amendments to the Civil Procedure Rules - Nova Scotia Court of Appeal (Hon. C. Clarke) . April 30, 2009 IWK Health Centre Report to the Community, 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia Contaminated Sites in Nova Scotia, Discussion Paper April 2009 . May 26, 2009 Nova Scotia Budget Assumptions and Schedules for the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 (Hon. J. Muir) . May 4, 2009 Nova Scotia Civil Procedure Rules and Nova Scotia Civil Procedure Forms (Hon. C. Clarke) . November 4, 2008 Nova Scotia Community College Report to the Community 2008 (Hon. K. Casey). November 13, 2008 Nova Scotia Crown Corporation Business Plans for the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 (Hon. J. Muir) . May 4, 2009 Nova Scotia Government Business Plan for the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 (Hon. J. Muir) . May 4, 2009 A-4 TABLED REPORTS Nova Scotia Estimates for the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 (Hon. J. Muir) . May 4, 2009 Nova Scotia Estimates Supplementary Detail for the Fiscal Year 2009-2010 (Hon. J. Muir) . May 4, 2009 Nova Scotia Crop & Livestock Insurance Commission Annual Report for the year 2007-08. November 26, 2008 Nova Scotia Finance Forecast Update Fiscal Summary Fiscal 2008-2009. December 24, 2008 Nova Scotia Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Review Officer 2008 Annual Report (Hon. C. Clarke) . April 30, 2009 Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Quarterly Report for the quarter ended September 30, 2008. December 8, 2008 Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Quarterly Report for the quarter ended December 31, 2008 . March 5, 2009 Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Quarterly Report for the quarter ended March 31, 2009 . June 10, 2009 Nova Scotia Health and Research Foundation Annual Report, 2007-08 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 13, 2008 Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Services Annual Report for the period April 1, 2006, to March 31, 2007 . December 19, 2008 Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission, Annual Report for 2008 2009 Annual General Meeting, March 18, 2009 . April 23, 2009 Nova Scotia Real Estate Commission 2008 Annual Report Newsletter . April 23, 2009 Office of the Ombudsman TABLED REPORTS A-5 Annual Report, 2007-2008 . March 26, 2009 Pictou County Health Authority Annual Report 2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont) .November 20, 2008 Public Service Commission Reporting Requirement under Subsection 43(2) Civil Service Act (Hon. L. Goucher) . May 1, 2009 Public Trustee Annual Report for Fiscal Year ending March 31, 2008 (Hon. C. Clarke) . November 3, 2008 Report of the Auditor General to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly Independence * Integrity * Impact (The Speaker) . November 19, 2008 Report of the Auditor General to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly April 2009 . April 22, 2009 Report of the Auditor General to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly Summary, April 2009. April 22, 2009 Report of the Select Committee on Participation in the Democratic Process 2009, Draft Edition (M. Samson) . May 1, 2009 Report of the Superintendent of Pensions on the Administration of the Pension Benefits Act for the year ending March 31, 2007 (Hon. M. Parent). November 21, 2008 Report of the Superintendent of Pensions on the Administration of the Pension Benefits Act for the year ending March 31, 2008 . March 19, 2009 Revised Youth Case Processing Times 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 (Hon. C. Clarke) . April 30, 2009 South Shore Health Reflections, Report to the Community, 2007-2008 (Hon. C. d’Entremont). November 20, 2008 A-6 TABLED REPORTS Standing Committee on Community Services Annual Report, 2007-2008 . December 16, 2008 Standing Committee on Economic Development Annual Report, 2007-2008 . January 6, 2009 Standing Committee on Human Resources Annual Report, 2007-2008 . December 15, 2008 Standing Committee on Public Accounts Annual Report, 2007-2008 . December 10, 2008 Standing Committee on Resources Annual Report, 2007-2008 . January 30, 2009 Standing Committee on Veterans Affairs Annual Report, 2007-2008 . December 17, 2008 Surplus Crown Property Disposal Report For the Period April 1, 2007, to March 31, 2008 (Hon. M. Scott) . November 14, 2008 Workers’ Compensation Board Report to the Community Third Quarter 2008. January 7, 2009 Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia Annual Report 2008 . April 7, 2009 APPENDIX B TABLED SESSIONAL PAPERS B-2 TABLED SESSIONAL PAPERS Printed material tabled during the Session, not reproduced in this Journal, arranged in order of the Departments having responsibility or authority in relation to the subject matter of the material: Key: (A) - Advertisement (B) - Brochure (BN) - Briefing Note (C) - Correspondence (D) - Document (HB) - Handbook (L) - List (M) - Magazine (Mem) - Memorandum (NC) - Newspaper Clipping (P) - Paper/Papers on (PH) - Photos (PR) - Press Release (Q) - Questionnaire (R) - Report (S) - Statistics (SR) - Status Report (ST) - Statement (W) - Website Excerpt COMMUNITY SERVICES (C) - From Maria Lasheras, Community Services to Caroline Read, NDP Caucus regarding inquiries for assistance with home heating costs (October 30/08) (M) - Nova Scotia Policy Review states provincial spending up by half since 1999, amounts spent on social assistance reduced by $5 million (November 12/08) (R) - Appeal Report for Employment Support Income Assistance, Evidence portion supporting the decision held in secret by Community Services, leaving family without money for food and shelter (November 19/08) (PH) - Photos of mice droppings and mould in renovated duplex causing health problems (November 25/08) ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT (PR) - “Nova Scotia business least optimistic in Atlantic TABLED SESSIONAL PAPERS B-3 Canada” from Canadian Federation of Independent Business who have lost confidence in the government’s ability to handle the economy (November 20/08) (PR) - “Premier Meets with CFIB on Economic Issues”, from government website stating CFIB believe a balanced budget is the right thing to do, as well, putting the economy at the top (November 20/08) EDUCATION (PR) - “Busing Review Recommends Reducing Walking Distance for Students” article from government website shows average travelled by students in the Strait is 206 kilometres a day (November 4/08) (R) - “Student Walking Distance Review”, by Resource Consultant, Department of Education outlining recommendations and Minister’s responses (November 4/08) (C) - From All Terrain Vehicle Association of Nova Scotia to Hon. Mr. Morse, Minister of Natural Resources and OHV Ministerial Advisory Committee regarding purchases of Youth Training Fleet and secured funding for the rider training and education program (November 4/08) (R) - “Deferred Decisions” Halifax Regional School Board’s presentation of Eastern Passage/Shearwater/Woodside high school (November 5/08) (C) - From Hon. Ms. Casey, Minister of Education to Ms. Karen Philp, Canadian Diabetes Association regarding the launch of the Canadian Diabetes Association’s Kids with Diabetes in School package (November 6/08) (C) - From Hon. Ms. Casey, Minister of Education to Ms. Karen Philp, Canadian Diabetes Association regarding the launch of the Canadian Diabetes Association’s Kids with Diabetes in School package (November 6/08) (P) - Canadian Diabetes Association’s draft Act to protect children with life-threatening illnesses like diabetes (November 6/08) (P) - New Brunswick’s Handbook for Type 1 Diabetes Management in Schools outlining the policy, Type 1 Diabetes, what everyone’s responsibilities are, emergency treat and the terminology (November 6/08) (P) - New Brunswick’s Diabetes Management and Emergency Plan, a form completed by student and B-4 TABLED SESSIONAL PAPERS parents with their
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