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Legislative a Ssembly of Manitoba LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF MANITOBA THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON LAW AMENDMENTS Wednesday, February 28, 1990 TIME-8 p.m. Then we have a few written presentations which have been received. We have written presentations by Ms. LOCATION- Winnipeg, Manitoba Patricia Morrison, Manitoba Anti-Poverty Organization; Mr. John Evans, The Trust Companies Association of CHAIRMAN -Mr. Helmut Pankratz (La Verendrye) Canada; M. L. Spence, Association of Financial Corporations; and Mr. Les Danielson, Private Citizen. ATTENDANCE- 11 -QUORUM- 6 Those are the written presentations and they have been Members of the Committee present: circulated. Hon. Messrs. Connery, Cummings, Findlay I now would like to ask what is the will of the Messrs. Evans (Fort Garry), Gilleshammer, committee, that we go through this list in this order? Harapiak, Harper, Kozak, Lamoureux, There has been one request made in respect to this, Pankratz, Patterson Mr. Frank Zador, who for some medical reasons would like to be appearing first. Is that the will of the WITNESSES: committee? Mr. Frank Zador, Private Citizen An Honourable Member: Miss Ly nn Martin, Social Assistance Coalition Sit until we hear all of Manitoba (SACOM) presenters. & Charlotte Mark DeCorby, Private Citizens Mr. Chairman: Okay. Mr. Patterson. Mrs. Joan Johannson, Private Citizen Ms. Maxine Hamilton, Private Citizen Mr. Allan Patterson (Radisson): Mr. Chairman, I would Mr. Alan de Jardin, Private Citizen suggest, or move, that we sit tonight until all presenters are-clean it up. Ms. Becky Barrett, Private Citizen Mr. Garth Whyte, Canadian Federation of Mr. Chairman: Is that the will of the committee? Independent Business Agreed. APPEARING: Mr. Jim Maloway (Eimwood): Mr. Chairman, I would Messrs. Maloway (Eimwood), Cowan have to object to that because there is a possibility (Churchill) that a number of presenters will not be here tonight to present, and what do we do with those people? MATTERS UNDER DISCUSSION: Bill No. 63 -The Consumer Protection Mr. Chairman: Mr. Maloway indicated that there might Amendment Act be some here who are not on the list and would like to present. Mr. Patterson: What is this, our fourth or fifth or sixth meeting? Mr. Chairman: The Committee on Law Amendments is called to order. This committee last met on February Mr. Chairman: The fourth meeting. 6, 1990, to hear presenters on Bill No. 63. Mr. Patterson: I should think that with all the meetings I have a list of persons wishing to appear before this we have had over the past month, there has been plenty committee. I will read the list. Miss Ly nn Martin, Ms. of opportunity for any interested individuals or Alice Balsillie, Mr. Maury Bay, Mrs. Mavis Bleasdale, organizations to be here. lt cannot go on forever. There Mr. Len Roy, Ms. Maryann Mihychuk, Mr. Len Sawatsky, has been reasonable notice and opportunity, and I think Mr. Lionel Orlikow, Mrs. Joan Johannson, Ms. Maxine if we are willing to sit through to clean it up tonight- Hamilton-that lady I believe will not be here until after nine, Mr. Alan de Jardin, Ms. Christine Burton, Ms. Bev Mr. Richard Kozak (Transcona): Mr. Chairman, I Nicol, Dr. We ndy Josephson-that person might not concur heartily with Mr. Patterson. If you need the appear, Mrs. Karen Burgoyne, Charlotte and Mark formality of a seconder, I second the motion. DeCorby, Ms. Becky Barrett, Mr. Frank Zador, Mr. Garth Whyte. Mr. Maloway: My suggestion was that the people, not Mr. Frank Zador-and who is the other person? I that we would have more people adding their names believe Mr. Frank Zador is the person who requested to the list, but that we hear those who are already on to be one of the first ones because of a health problem. the list that could not be here tonight. Is that the will of the committee that we would be able to take Mr. Zador first? (Agreed) Mr. Chairman: What is the will of the committee? 170 Wednesday, February 28, 1990 An Honourable Member: The motion has been put, Everybody west of Winnipeg to the Member for The take a vote. Pas (Mr. Harapiak), the longstanding tradition of these committees has been that very often they are called Mr. Patterson: The question here-the people who are and called once only, and go to the end of the list. I on this list, I know, I see several names that have been do not think there is a will on the part of people around on the list from Day One; how many of them are on this table to cut off debate, but we have been here for the first time and have not had any previous reasonable. We have had a number of meetings and opportunity? everybody has been notified, again. I really believe that we should go until we have heard Mr. Harry Harapiak (The Pas): Mr. Chairman, I think all of the presentations and then proceed to the clause it was agreed with the other committee that the by clause, if not tonight, at the next sitting of the opportunity for a number of people to come and make committee. presentations, and I think that we have to take into consideration the length of time this committee has Mr. Chairman: Okay, all right Mr. Maloway. been delayed, and people may not be aware of the meetings that were held. Mr. Maloway: Mr. Chairman, just to clarify a point here. I wonder if we can ask the Clerk, if all of the Members When this committee started meeting, it met who were on the committee were informed that this consistently on a twice a week basis for a couple of would be the last night for the meeting. weeks. Then what the Government did was not call the committee again. This committee has not met now for • (2005) two or three weeks, and what my colleague has suggested prior is that there are a number of people Mr. Chairman: Mr. Harapiak, I have been informed who have just perhaps forgotten about this committee, that everybody has been contacted, and they have all because the Government has not called the committee been notified of the meeting. We have before us a for the last two or three weeks. motion that we hear all of these today. 1t has been moved. An Honourable Member: They were notified. An Honourable Member: I guess we could just do it • (2010) by the will of the committee. Mr. Chairman: Mr. Maloway, I think that is a valid point Mr. Kevin Lamoureux (lnkster): Mr. Chairperson, on that you are raising, but I have been informed by the a point of order. How many of the -(interjection)- Clerk of the Committee that they have all been notified that have registered, that want to make presentation. Mr. Chairman: On a point of order, Mr. Lamoureux. Mr. Patterson is moving that we go through this list, and so I will call for the question. All those in favour Mr. Lamoureux: I must apologize for not being here. of-Mr. Patterson, are you prepared to write it out? I just want to get it clarified. lt might not necessarily be a point of order but to follow up with what the Moved by Mr. Patterson that the committee be Member for Radisson (Mr. Patterson) has asked, how prepared to sit this evening until all those presented many of the presenters- have been heard for their presentation. Okay. All those in favour of this motion, please raise your hand. Eight Mr. Chairman: That is not a point of order if you are in favour. All those against? Mr. Maloway, you cannot asking for information, but go ahead, Mr. Lamoureux. vote, you are not on committee. All those against? Two, okay. Mr. Lamoureux: If I could be indulged, Mr. Chairperson, I declare it carried. This committee will sit until all if you would. I am wondering how many of these of these on this paper have been heard tonight presenters have been given the opportunity to speak regardless of time.- (interjection)- Mr. Harapiak is and how many of the presenters have been on the list requesting a recorded vote. lt was recorded. Mr. for some time or just newly on the list. Have they been Lamoureux. given an opportunity to speak? Mr. Lamoureux: Mr. Chairperson, the motion, from An Honourable Member: Some were not here before. what I understand and how I read it or heard from that you have said it, that those that are present here this Mr. Chairman: Mr. Lamoureux, this is our fourth evening will be allowed to- meeting in respect to Bill 63. I would think by the number of names on this list, that those would basically be the An Honourable Member: No, all those on the list. That names that have been on the list pretty well for every is it. This is it for presenters. time. Mr. Chairman: I will clarify once more because I made Mr. Chairman: Mr. Findlay-Mr. Cummings. it very clear that all those that are on this sheet of paper that I have read out, whether they are in the Hon. Glen Cummings (Minister of Environment): Mr. audience at the present or not, if they will appear tonight Chairman, I do not mind being confused with Mr. Find lay. they can make their presentation. 171 Wednesday, February 28, 1990 Once more, it has been clarified to me by the Mr. Patterson: I had initially implied that. When they Committee Clerk that they have been notified that they suggest that we just take the motion, we go through will all be heard tonight. Like I indicated before, all it and hear everyone who is here.
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