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Seating Arrangement / Attribution des sièges SPEAKER PRÉSIDENTE Hon./Mme M. Driedger Hon./M. le ministre Mr./M. K. Goertzen M. Wiebe Manitoba 1 42 L’Assemblée Hon.//Mme Mr./M. M. Driedger D. Smook 19 9 législative Legislative Hon./M. le ministre Mr./M. C. Cullen N. Altomare Assembly 2 41 du Manitoba Hon./Mme la ministre Mr./M. C. Cox Forty Second Legislature G. Nesbitt 10 Clerk of the Quarante deuxième législa- 20 Legislative Assembly me me Greffière de Ms./M me Mr./M. ture Second Session Hon./M la ministre Ms./M l’Assemblée législative N. Fontaine M. Wasyliw H. Stefanson me A. Lathlin Deuxième session 3 Ms./M P. Chaychuk 40 43 54 Visitors are asked to remain Mr./M. Hon./M. le ministre seated, with the exception S. Johnston B. Pedersen Les visiteurs doivent demeurer 21 11 that they will rise when the assis, sauf lorsqu’ils doivent se Mr./M. Vacant Hon./M. le Mr./M. lever au moment de l’entrée du Speaker enters the House and W. Kinew T. Lindsey Premier/ministre 44 président de l’Assemblée et rester remain standing during the B. Pallister 39 4 debout pendant la prière. Ils reading of the Prayer. Visitors Clerk Assistants Aides-greffiers doivent s’abstenir d’interrompre must refrain from making any Ms./Mme M. Grenier Mr./M. Deputy Clerk Mr./M. C. Michaud I. Bushie ou de perturber la tribune, et interruptions or disturbance Greffier adjoint Mr./M. G. Recksiedler MLA 53 Mr./M. R. Yarish U. Asagwara d’applaudir ou de converser à in the Gallery, and must also Mr./M. A. Signorelli Mr./M.Vacant me D. Brar Hon./M. le ministre Journals Assistant 38 haute voix dans la tribune. Il refrain from applause and me la ministre C. Friesen Assistant de journal 45 Ms./M Hon./M 5 loud conversation while in the J. Morley-Lecomte S. Guillemard Mr./M. T. Abbott est interdit aux visiteurs assis 22 12 Gallery. Visitors sitting in the Mr./M. dans les premières rangées de Ms./M J. Moses s’appuyer à quelque partie que ce front rows are not allowed to Mrs./ M me 52 me M. Marcelino lean on any part of the brass B. Smith 46 soit de la balustrade en laiton. la ministre 37 railing. Mr./M. me J. Reyes Hon./ME. Clarke Hon./M.S. Fieldingle ministre6 23 13 Sergeant-at-Arms Mr./M. Ms./M M. Sandhu Sergent d’armes L. Naylor me 51 La circonscription électorale, Members’ Constituencies, Mr./M. Dave Shuttleworth 47 me Mr./M. W. Ewasko Political Affiliation and -Port Ms./M la ministre l’appartenance politique et A. Gordon me 36 24 Hon./M. le ministre 7 le portefeuille (s’il y a lieu) de folios (where applicable) are R. Squires J. Wharton Ms./M Hon./M Mr./M. Mr./M.. 14 A. Smith D. Lamont D. Adamsme chaque député sont inscrits au shown on the reverse. 35 50 55 verso. 8 Ms./M R. Eichler Mr./M. Mr./M. C. Lamoureux R. Schuler15 56 A. Sala J. Teitsma Hon./M. le ministre Hon./M. le ministre 49 25 me Mr./M. B. Lagassé Mr./M. 34 Helwer16 26 Mr./M. Hon./M. le ministre S. Martin A. Micklefield 33 Mr./M. 17 I. Wishart Mr./M. J. Maloway 48 18 Mr./M. D. Piwniuk Hon./M. J. Gerrard Mr./M. 57 27 D. Johnson Mr./M. 28 J. GuenterMr./M. R. Wowchuk 32 B. Michaleski Mr./M. 29 Mr./M. A. Lagimodiere 31 Mr./M. 30 L. Isleifson 26. Mr. Andrew Micklefield – Rossmere PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVES PROGRESSISTES-CONSERVATEURS 26. Monsieur Andrew Micklefield – Rossmere 1. Honourable Kelvin Goertzen – Steinbach 27. Derek Johnson - Interlake-Gimli Minister of Education 1. Monsieur Kelvin Goertzen – Steinbach 27. Monsieur Derek Johnson – Entre-les-Lacs-Gimli Government House Leader 28. Mr. Rick Wowchuk – Swan River Ministre de l’Éducation et de la Formation Leader du gouvernement à l’Assemblée 28. Monsieur Rick Wowchuk – Swan River 2. Honourable Cliff Cullen – Spruce Woods 29. Mr. Alan Lagimodiere – Selkirk 2. Monsieur Cliff Cullen – Spruce Woods 29. Monsieur Alan Lagimodiere – Selkirk Minister of Justice and Attorney General 30. Mr. Len Isleifson - Brandon East Keeper of the Great Seal of the Province of Manitoba Ministre de la Justice et procureur général et gardien du 30. Monsieur Len Isleifson – Brandon–Est Grand Sceau de la province du Manitoba 3. Honourable Heather Stefanson – Tuxedo 31. Mr. Brad Michaleski – Dauphin 31. Monsieur Brad Michaleski – Dauphin Minister of Families 3. Madame Heather Stefanson – Tuxedo 32. Mr. Josh Guenter - Borderland Ministre des Familles 32. Monsieur Josh Guenter - Borderland 4. Honourable Brian Pallister – Fort Whyte 33. Mr. Shannon Martin - McPhillips Premier 4. Monsieur Brian Pallister – Fort Whyte 33. Monsieur Shannon Martin – Morris 34. Mr. Bob Lagassé – Dawson Trail Premier ministre 5. Honourable Cameron Friesen – Morden-Winkler 34. Monsieur Bob Lagassé – Chemin–Dawson Minister of Health, Seniors and Active Living 35. Mr. Andrew Smith - Lagimodière 5. Monsieur Cameron Friesen – Morden-Winkler Ministre de la Santé, des Aînés et de la Vie active 35. Monsieur Andrew Smith – Lagimodière 6. Honourable Scott Fielding – Kirkfield Park 36. Mr. Wayne Ewasko – Lac du Bonnet 36. Monsieur Wayne Ewasko – Lac–du–Bonnet Minister of Finance 6. Monsieur Scott Fielding – Kirkfield Park Ministre des Finances 7. Honourable Rochelle Squires – Riel Minister of Municipal Relations NEW DEMOCRATS 7. Madame Rochelle Squires – Riel Ministre des Relations avec les municipalités NÉO–DÉMOCRATES Minister responsible for Francophone Affairs 37. Mrs. Bernadette Smith - Point Douglas Minstre responsable des Affaires francophones 37. Madame Bernadette Smith – Point Douglas 8. Honourable Ralph Eichler – Lakeside 38. MLA Uzoma Asagwara – Union Station Minister of Economic Development and Training 8. Monsieur Ralph Eichler – Lakeside 38. Uzoma Asagwara - Gare-Union 39. Mr. Wab Kinew – Fort Rouge Ministre du Développement économique et de la 9. Mr. Dennis Smook – La Vérendrye Formation 39. Monsieur Wab Kinew – Fort Rouge Leader of the Official Opposition Chef de l’opposition 10. Honourable Cathy Cox – Kildonan-River East 40. Ms. Nahanni Fontaine – St. Johns 9. Monsieur Dennis Smook – La Vérendrye Minister of Sport, Culture and Heritage 40. Madame Nahanni Fontaine – St. Johns Official Opposition House Leader 10. Madame Cathy Cox – Kildonan-River East Leader de l’opposition officielle à l’Assemblée 11. Honourable Blaine Pedersen – Midland 41. Mr. Nello Altomare - Transcona Ministre du Sport, de la Culture et du Patrimoine Minister of Agriculture and Resource Development 41. Monsieur Nello Altomare - Transcon 42. Mr. Matt Wiebe – Concordia 11. Monsieur Blaine Pedersen – Midland 42. Monsieur Matt Wiebe – Concordia 12. Honourable Sarah Guillemard - Fort Richmond Ministre de l’Agriculture et du Développement des Minister of Conservation and Climate 43. Ms. Amanda Lathlin – The Pas-Kameesak ressources 43. Madame Amanda Lathlin – Le Pas-Kameesak 44. Mr. Tom Lindsey – Flin Flon 12. Madame Sarah Guillemard – Fort Richmond 13. Honourable Eileen Clarke – Agassiz 44. Monsieur Tom Lindsey – Flin Flon Minister of Indigenous and Northern Relations Ministre de la Conservation et du Climat 45. Mr. Diljeet Brar - Burrows 45. Monsieur Diljeet Brar - Burrows 13. Madame Eileen Clarke – Agassiz 14. Honourable Jeff Wharton – Red River North 46. Ms. Malaya Marcelino - Notre Dame Minister of Crown Services Ministre des Relations avec les Autochtones et le Nord 46. Madame Malaya Marcelino - Notre Dame 47. Ms. Lisa Naylor – Wolseley 15. Honourable Ron Schuler – Springfield-Ritchot 14. Monsieur Jeff Wharton –Rivière-Rouge-Nord 47. Madame Lisa Naylor – Wolseley Ministre des Services de la Couronne Minister of Infrastructure 48. Mr. Jim Maloway – Elmwood 48. Monsieur Jim Maloway – Elmwood 16. Honourable Reg Helwer - Brandon West 49. Mr. Adrien Sala - St. James 15. Monsieur Ron Schuler – St. Paul Ministre de l’Infrastructure 49. Monsieur Adrien Sala - St. James Minister of Central Services 50. Ms. Danielle Adams - Thompson 16. Monsieur Reg Helwer – Brandon-Ouest 50. Madame Danielle Adams - Thompson 17. Mr. Ian Wishart - Portage la Prairie 51. Mr. Mintu Sandhu - The Maples Ministre des Services centralisés 51. Monsieur Mintu Sandhu - The Maples 18. Mr. Doyle Piwniuk – Turtle Mountain 52. Mr. Jamie Moses - St. Vital 17. Monsieur Ian Wishart – Portage–la–Prairie 52. Monsieur Jamie Moses - Saint-Vital 53. Mr. Ian Bushie – Keewatinook 19. Honourable Myrna Driedger – Roblin 18. Monsieur Doyle Piwniuk – Turtle Mountain 53. Monsieur Ian Bushie – Keewatinook Speaker 54. Mr. Mark Wasyliw – Fort Garry 19. Madame Myrna Driedger – Roblin 54. Monsieur Mark Wasyliw – Fort Garry 20. Mr. Greg Nesbitt – Riding Mountain Présidente 21. Mr. Scott Johnston – Assiniboia INDEPENDENT LIBERALS 20. Monsieur Greg Nesbitt – Mont-Riding 22. Ms. Janice Morley-Lecomte – Seine River 55. Mr. Dougald Lamont – St. Boniface 21. Monsieur Scott Johnston – Assiniboia LIBÉRAUX INDÉPENDANTS 55. Monsieur Dougald Lamont – Saint-Boniface 23. Mr. Jon Reyes - Waverley 56. Ms. Cindy Lamoureux – Tyndall Park 22. Madame Janice Morley-Lecomte – Rivière-Seine 24. Ms. Audrey Gordon - Southdale 57. Honourable Jon Gerrard – River Heights 23. Monsieur Jon Reyes – Waverley 56. Madame Cindy Lamoureux – Tyndall Park 25. Mr. James Teitsma – Radisson 24. Madame Audrey Gordon - Southdale 57. Monsieur Jon Gerrard – River Heights 25. Monsieur James Teitsma – Radisson NOVEMBER, 2019.
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    Third Session – Forty-Second Legislature of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba DEBATES and PROCEEDINGS Official Report (Hansard) Published under the authority of The Honourable Myrna Driedger Speaker Vol. LXXV No. 37 - 1:30 p.m., Wednesday, March 17, 2021 ISSN 0542-5492 MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Forty-Second Legislature Member Constituency Political Affiliation ADAMS, Danielle Thompson NDP ALTOMARE, Nello Transcona NDP ASAGWARA, Uzoma Union Station NDP BRAR, Diljeet Burrows NDP BUSHIE, Ian Keewatinook NDP CLARKE, Eileen, Hon. Agassiz PC COX, Cathy, Hon. Kildonan-River East PC CULLEN, Cliff, Hon. Spruce Woods PC DRIEDGER, Myrna, Hon. Roblin PC EICHLER, Ralph, Hon. Lakeside PC EWASKO, Wayne, Hon. Lac du Bonnet PC FIELDING, Scott, Hon. Kirkfield Park PC FONTAINE, Nahanni St. Johns NDP FRIESEN, Cameron, Hon. Morden-Winkler PC GERRARD, Jon, Hon. River Heights Lib. GOERTZEN, Kelvin, Hon. Steinbach PC GORDON, Audrey, Hon. Southdale PC GUENTER, Josh Borderland PC GUILLEMARD, Sarah, Hon. Fort Richmond PC HELWER, Reg, Hon. Brandon West PC ISLEIFSON, Len Brandon East PC JOHNSON, Derek, Hon. Interlake-Gimli PC JOHNSTON, Scott Assiniboia PC KINEW, Wab Fort Rouge NDP LAGASSÉ, Bob Dawson Trail PC LAGIMODIERE, Alan Selkirk PC LAMONT, Dougald St. Boniface Lib. LAMOUREUX, Cindy Tyndall Park Lib. LATHLIN, Amanda The Pas-Kameesak NDP LINDSEY, Tom Flin Flon NDP MALOWAY, Jim Elmwood NDP MARCELINO, Malaya Notre Dame NDP MARTIN, Shannon McPhillips PC MICHALESKI, Brad Dauphin PC MICKLEFIELD, Andrew Rossmere PC MORLEY-LECOMTE, Janice Seine River PC MOSES, Jamie St. Vital NDP NAYLOR, Lisa Wolseley NDP NESBITT, Greg Riding Mountain PC PALLISTER, Brian, Hon. Fort Whyte PC PEDERSEN, Blaine, Hon. Midland PC PIWNIUK, Doyle Turtle Mountain PC REYES, Jon Waverley PC SALA, Adrien St.