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S:\CLERK\JOURNALS\Journals Archive\Journals 2003\2003 Index INDEX TO JOURNALS ONE HUNDRED ELEVENTH VOLUME THIRD SESSION, TWENTY-FIFTH LEGISLATURE PROVINCE OF ALBERTA MEANING OF ABBREVIATIONS 1R. - First Reading S.P. - Sessional Paper 2R. - Second Reading MR - Motion for Return C. of W. - Committee of the Whole WQ - Written Question 3R. - Third Reading $ - Money Bill A. - Assented to A ADDRESS IN REPLY TO SPEECH FROM THE THRONE Debated ............................................... 18, 19, 24, 73-74 Engrossed and presented to the Lieutenant Governor (Motion 9).................................... 74 Proposed ........................................................... 11 ADMINISTRATOR Message transmitted .................................................. 35 AMENDMENTS (HOIST, REASONED, REFERRAL) Bills Bill 3, reasoned amendment considered at Second Reading on March 4, 2003, proposed by Dr. Pannu — Debate adjourned ...................51-52 Bill 3, reasoned amendment considered at Second Reading on March 5, 2003, proposed by Dr. Pannu on March 4, 2003 — Defeated on division ...................61-62 Bill 3, referral amendment considered at Third Reading on March 26, 2003, proposed by Ms Carlson on behalf of Dr. Massey — Debate adjourned .................138-140 1 AMENDMENTS (HOIST, REASONED, REFERRAL) Bill 3, referral amendment considered at Third Reading on March 26, 2003, proposed by Ms Carlson on behalf of Dr. Massey on March 26, 2003 — Defeated .................140-141 Bill 3, reasoned amendment considered at Third Reading on March 26, 2003, proposed by Ms Blakeman on behalf of Mr. Bonner — Defeated .................140-141 Bill 19, reasoned amendment considered at Third Reading on March 26, 2003, proposed by Ms Carlson on behalf of Mr. MacDonald — Defeated on division .................138-140 Bill 19, 6-month hoist amendment considered at Third Reading on March 26, 2003, proposed by Mr. Bonner on behalf of Ms Carlson — Defeated .................138-140 Bill 27, reasoned amendment considered at Second Reading on March 17, 2003, proposed by Dr. Taft — Defeated .................... 102 Bill 27, referral amendment considered at Third Reading on March 25, 2003, proposed by Dr. Taft on behalf of Mr. MacDonald — Defeated on division .................133-134 Bill 27, reasoned amendment considered at Third Reading on March 25, 2003, proposed by Ms Carlson on behalf of Dr. Taft — Defeated .................134-135 Bill 27, 6-month hoist amendment considered at Third Reading on March 25, 2003, proposed by Dr. Massey on behalf of Mr. MacDonald — Defeated .................134-135 Bill 40, reasoned amendment considered at Third Reading on May 15, 2003, proposed by Mr. Mason — Defeated on division .................... 278 Bill 42, 6-month hoist amendment considered at Second Reading on May 13, 2003, proposed by Ms Carlson — Defeated on division .................255-257 Bill 43, reasoned amendment considered at Third Reading on December 3, 2003, proposed by Dr. Pannu on behalf of Mr. Mason — Defeated on division .................372-373 Bill 53, reasoned amendment considered at Second Reading on November 25, 2003, proposed by Mr. MacDonald — Defeated on division .................318-319 Bill 53, reasoned amendment considered at Third Reading on December 3, 2003, proposed by Mr. Mason — Defeated on division .................374-376 2 AMENDMENTS (HOIST, REASONED, REFERRAL) Bill 53, referral amendment considered at Third Reading on December 3, 2003, proposed by Mr. MacDonald — Defeated .................374-376 Bill 204, 6-month hoist amendment considered at Second Reading on April 14, 2003, proposed by Mr. Lukaszuk — Defeated on division .................167-168 B BILLS INTRODUCED A numerical listing is provided in Appendix A. GOVERNMENT BILLS Agricultural Disposition Statutes Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mr. Cardinal) (Bill 16) (c11) 1R. 30; 2R. 69, 75; C. of W. 190; 3R. 231; A. **** Alberta Corporate Tax Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mr. Melchin) (Bill 41) (c34) 1R. 250; 2R. 287; C. of W. 293-294; 3R. 301-302; A. ***** Alberta Court of Justice Act (Hon. Mr. Hancock) (Bill 56) 1R. 359; 2R. 371-372, Not proceeded with. Alberta Heritage Foundation for Science and Engineering Research Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mr. Doerksen) (Bill 48) (c35) 1R. 289; 2R. 335-336; C. of W. 372; 3R. 372-373; A. ***** Alberta Municipal Financing Corporation Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Hlady) (Bill 20) (c12) 1R. 48; 2R. 83-84; C. of W. 217; 3R. 249; A. **** Alberta Personal Income Tax Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Renner) (Bill 4) (c13) 1R. 14; 2R. 32; C. of W. 62; 3R. 227; A. **** Appropriation Act, 2003 ($) (Hon. Mrs. Nelson) (Bill 40) (c14) 1R. 248; 2R. 255-257; C. of W. 270; 3R. 278; A. **** Appropriation (Interim Supply) Act, 2003 ($) (Hon. Mrs. Nelson) (Bill 30) (c3) 1R. 93-94; 2R. 105; C. of W. 109-113; 3R. 134-135; A. ** Appropriation (Supplementary Supply) Act, 2003 ($) (Hon. Mrs. Nelson) (Bill 17) (c1) 1R. 42; 2R. 47; C. of W. 53; 3R. 61; A. * Appropriation (Supplementary Supply) Act, 2003 (No. 2) ($) (Hon. Mrs. Nelson) (Bill 54) (c36) 1R. 338; 2R. 347, 349; C. of W. 356-357; 3R. 363, 365; A. ***** Auditor General Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Yankowsky) (Bill 11) (c15) 1R. 14; 2R. 32; C. of W. 63; 3R. 227; A. **** Child and Family Services Authorities Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Ms Evans) (Bill 22) (c7) 1R. 48; 2R. 75, 146; C. of W. 146; 3R. 152; A. *** *Royal Assent granted March 10, 2003 **Royal Assent granted March 27, 2003 ***Royal Assent granted April 9, 2003 ****Royal Assent granted May 16, 2003 3 *****Royal Assent granted December 4, 2003 BILLS INTRODUCED: GOVERNMENT BILLS Child Welfare Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Cenaiko) (Bill 24) (c16) 1R. 48; 2R. 75, 152; C. of W. 208; 3R. 236; A. **** Class Proceedings Act (Mr. Rathgeber) (Bill 25) (cC-16.5) 1R. 64; 2R. 83-84, 179; C. of W. 208; 3R. 249; A. **** Climate Change and Emissions Management Act ($) (Hon. Dr. Taylor) (Bill 37) (cC-16.7) 1R. 148; 2R. 203, 287; C. of W. 288; 3R. 301-302; A. ***** Corrections Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mrs. Forsyth) (Bill 26) (c17) 1R. 81; 2R. 146; C. of W. 208; 3R. 249; A. **** Electoral Divisions Act (Hon. Mr. Hancock) (Bill 42) (cE-4.1) 1R. 238; 2R. 249, 255-257; C. of W. 257-258; 3R. 270-271; A. **** Electric Utilities Act (Mr. Knight) (Bill 3) (cE-5.1) 1R. 14; 2R. 36, 36, 51-52, 61-62; C. of W. 63, 109-113, 128-129; 3R. 134-135, 138-140, 140-141; A. ** Energy Statutes Amendment Act, 2003 (Ms DeLong) (Bill 18) (c18) 1R. 43; 2R. 146, 179, 186; C. of W. 226-227; 3R. 249; A. **** Environmental Protection and Enhancement Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Dr. Taylor) (Bill 36) (c37) 1R. 148; 2R. 203, 287; C. of W. 288; 3R. 301-302; A. ***** Family Law Act (Ms Graham) (Bill 45) (cF-4.5) 1R. 263; 2R. 292-293, 294; C. of W. 294, 348; 3R. 374-376; A. ***** Family Support for Children With Disabilities Act (Mrs. Jablonski) (Bill 23) (cF-5.3) 1R. 48; 2R. 75, 152; C. of W. 208; 3R. 236; A. **** Farm Implement Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Marz) (Bill 55) (c38) 1R. 350; 363; C. of W. 373-374; 3R. 374-376; A. ***** Financial Sector Statutes Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Magnus) (Bill 12) (c19) 1R. 64; 2R. 78-79, 152, 186; C. of W. 217; 3R. 231; A. **** Financial Statutes Amendment Act, 2003 ($) (Hon. Mrs. Nelson) (Bill 2) (c2) 1R. 26; 2R. 36, 36; C. of W. 47; 3R. 53; A. * Forest and Prairie Protection Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Strang) (Bill 15) (c20) 1R. 30; 2R. 51-52; C. of W. 79; 3R. 231; A. **** Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Lukaszuk) (Bill 28) (c21) 1R. 81; 2R. 173, 186; C. of W. 236, 236-237; 3R. 249; A. **** Gas Utilities Statutes Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Ouellette) (Bill 19) (c5) 1R. 48; 2R. 78-79; C. of W. 79, 84, 105, 105-106, 118-119; 3R. 133-134, 134-135, 138-140; A. ** Government Organization Amendment Act, 2003 (Ms DeLong) (Bill 13) (c8) 1R. 20-21; 2R. 51-52; C. of W. 63; 3R. 147; A. *** Health Foundations Act Repeal Act (Hon. Mr. Mar) (Bill 8) (c22) 1R. 20-21; 2R. 32, 32; C. of W. 62; 3R. 227; A. **** Health Information Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mr. Mar) (Bill 10) (c23) 1R. 30; 2R. 51-52; C. of W. 190, 217; 3R. 231; A. **** *Royal Assent granted March 10, 2003 **Royal Assent granted March 27, 2003 ***Royal Assent granted April 9, 2003 ****Royal Assent granted May 16, 2003 4 *****Royal Assent granted December 4, 2003 BILLS INTRODUCED: GOVERNMENT BILLS Health Professions Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mr. Mar) (Bill 52) (c39) 1R. 289; 2R. 347, 363; C. of W. 373-374; 3R. 374-376; A. ***** Income and Employment Supports Act (Hon. Mr. Dunford) (Bill 32) (cI-0.5) 1R. 114; 2R. 173, 186; C. of W. 226-227; 3R. 236; A. **** Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (Rev. Abbott) (Bill 33) 1R. 121; 2R. 203, Not proceeded with. Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 2) (Mr. Renner) (Bill 53) (c40) 1R. 304; 2R. 318-319, 335-336, 336, 338-339; C. of W. 364-365, 365-367; 3R. 374-376; A. ***** Justice Statutes Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mr. Hancock) (Bill 6) (c41) 1R. 20-21; 2R. 32; C. of W. 287; 3R. 301-302; A. ***** Labour Relations (Regional Health Authorities Restructuring) Amendment Act, 2003 (Hon. Mr. Dunford) (Bill 26) (c6) 1R. 76; 2R. 102; C. of W. 105-106, 109-113, 127-128; 3R. 133-134, 134-135; A. ** Law of Property Amendment Act, 2003 (Ms Graham) (Bill 29) (c24) 1R. 93-94; 2R. 146, 186; C. of W. 231; 3R. 249; A. **** Line Fence Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Goudreau) (Bill 5) (c25) 1R. 14; 2R. 29; C. of W. 62; 3R. 227; A. **** Livestock Industry Diversification Amendment Act, 2003 (Rev. Abbott) (Bill 34) (c26) 1R. 121; 2R. 203; C. of W. 231; 3R. 249; A. **** Local Authorities Election Amendment Act, 2003 (Mr. Graydon) (Bill 31) (c27) 1R.
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