INDEX of the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba

DEBATES and PROCEEDINGS

36-37 Elizabeth II

Second Session - Thirty-Third Legislature which opened the 26th of February, 1987 and prorogued by proclamation the 10th of February, 1988

Volume XXXV

Published under the authority ol the Honourable M. Phillips, Speaker.

Printed by the Office of the Queens Printer, Pro11ince of Manitoba TABLE OF CONTENTS Legislative Assembly of Manitoba DEBATES AND PROCEEDINGS Second Session - Thirty-Third Legislature

Table of Contents ...... List of Members ...... II Members of Executive Council...... Ill-VI Legislative Assembly...... VII Standing and Special Committees...... VIII Bills - Alphabetical Listing...... VIII BiHs - Numerical Listing ...... XII Sittings, dates and pages...... XV Index by Subject ...... 1

Index by Member ...... _...... _ 111

Abbreviations

1r ...... First Reading (M) ...... Motion 2r ...... Second Reading 0/C ...... Order-in-Council 3r ...... Third Reading P/0 ...... Point of Order Arndt...... Amendment R/R ...... Read and Received C/W ...... Committee of the Whole RA ...... Royal Assent MANITOBA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Thirty- Third Legislature

Members, Constituencies and Political Affiliation

NAME CONSTITUENCY PA RTY ASHTON, Steve Thompson NDP BAKER, Clarence Lac du Bonnet NDP BlAT, Charles T. Fort Garry PC BLAKE, David A. (Dave ) Minnedosa PC BROWN, Arnold Rhineland PC BUCKLASCHUK, Hon. John M. Gimli NDP CARSTAIRS, Sharon River Heights LIBERAL CONNERY, Edward J. Portage Ia Prairie PC COWAN, Hon. Jay Churchill NOP CUMMINGS, J. Glen Ste. Rose PC DERKACH, Len Roblin-Russell PC DESJARDINS, Hon. Laurent L. St. Boniface NDP DOER, Hon. Gary Concordia NDP DOLIN, Marty Kildonan NDP DOWNEY, James E. Arthur PC DRIEDGER, Albert Emerson PC DUCHARME, Gerry Riel PC ENNS, Harry J. Lakeside PC ERNST, Jim Charleswood PC EVANS, Hon. Leonard S. Brandon East NDP FILMON, Gary Tu xedo PC FINDLAY, Glen M. Virden PC HAMMOND, Gerrie Kirkfield Park PC HARAPIAK, Hon. HarryM. The Pas NDP HARAPIAK, Hon. LeonardE. Swan River NDP HARPER, Hon.Elija h Rupertsland NDP HEMPHILL, Hon.Ma ureen Logan NDP JOHNSTON, J. Frank Sturgeon Creek PC KOSTYRA, Hon .Eugene Seven Oaks NDP KOYNATS, Abe Niakwa PC LECUYER, Hon . Gerard Radisson NDP MACKLING, Q.C ., Hon.AI St. James NDP MALOWAY, Jim Elmwood NDP MANNESS, C .. yton Morris PC McC RAE , Jamn C. Brandon West PC MERCIER, Q.C., G.M.J.(G erry) St. Norbert PC MITCHELSON, Bonnie River East PC NORDMAN, Rurik (Ric) Assiniboia PC OLESON, Charlotte L. Gladstone PC ORCHARD, Donald W. Pembina PC PA NKRATZ, Helmut La Verendrye PC PARASIUK, Hon. Wilson Tr anscona NDP PAWLEY, Q.C ., Hon . Howard A. Selkirk NDP PENNER, Q.C., Hon.Rola nd Fort Rouge NDP PHILLIPS, Hon . Myrna A. Wolseley NDP PLOHMAN, Hon. John Dauphin NDP ROCAN, C. Denis Turtle Mountain PC ROCH,Gille s (Gil) Springfield PC SANTOS, Conrad Burrows NDP SCHROEDER, Q.C., Hon.Victor Rossmere NDP scorr,Don Inkster NDP SMITH, Harvey Ellice NDP SMITH, Hon.Muriel Osborne NDP STORIE, Hon.Jerry T. Flin Flon NDP UR USKI, Hon. Bill Interlake NDP WALDING, D. James St. Vital NDP WA SYLYCIA-LEIS, Hon. Judy St. Johns NDP II MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (as of the first day of the Session February 26, 1987)

Premier President of the Council Minister of Federal-Provincial Relations...... Hon. Howard R. Pawley, Q.C.

Minister of Health Minister responsible for Sport Minister responsible for the administration of The Boxing and Wrestling Commission Act The Fitness and Amateur Sport Act...... Hon. Laurent L. Desjardins

Minister of Employment Services and Economic Security Minister responsible for and charged with the administration of The Manitoba Data Services Act ...... Hon. Leonard Salusbury Evans

Minister of Agriculture...... Hon. Billie Uruski

Minister of Cooperative Development ...... Hon. Jay Marine Cowan

Minister of Energy and Mines Minister responsible for the administration of The Manitoba Hydro Act ...... Hon. Wilson D. Parasiuk

Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology Minister responsible for the The Manitoba Development Corporation...... Hon. Victor Schroeder

Minister of Business Development and To urism Minister of Housing...... Hon. Maureen L. Hemphill

Minister of Finance Minister responsible for the Civil Service Act, The Civil Service Superannuation Act, The Civil Service Special Supplementary Severance Benefit Act The Public Servants Insurance Act ...... Hon. Eugene M. Kostyra

Attorney General Keeper of the Great Seal Minister responsible for Constitutional Affairs Minister responsible for the administration of The Liquor Control Act ...... Hon. Roland Penner

Minister of Community Services ...... Hon. Muriel A. Smith

Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister of Labour ...... Hon. Alvin H. Mackling

Minister of Education Minister responsible for and charged with the administration of Manitoba Forestry Resources Limited ...... Hon. Jerry Thomas Storie

Minister of Highways and Tr ansportation...... Hon. John S. Plohman

Minister of Municipal Affairs Minister charged with the administration of The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act...... Hon. John Bucklaschuk

Minister of Environment and Workplace Safety and Health...... Hon. Gerard Lecuyer

Ill Minister of Government Services Minister responsible for The Wo rkers Compensation Act...... Hon. Harry M. Harapiak

Minister of Northern Affairs Minister responsible for The Communities Economic Development Act The Manitoba Natural Resources Development Act (with respect to Channel Area Loggers Ltd or to Moose Lake Loggers Ltd.) Minister responsible for Native Affairs ...... Hon. Elijah Harper

Minister of Urban Affairs Minister of Crown Investments Minister responsible for The Manitoba Te lephone Act...... Hon. Gary A. Doer

Minister of Natural Resources...... Hon. Leonard E. Harapiak

Minister of Culture, Heritage and Recreation Minister responsible for the Status of Wo men Minister charged with the administration of The Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Act...... Hon. K. Judith Wasylycia-Leis

IV MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (at prorogation)

Premier President of the Council Minister of Federal-Provincial Relations...... Hon. Howard R. Pawley, Q.C.

Minister of Health Minister responsible for Sport Minister responsible for the administration of The Boxing and Wrestling Commission Act The Fitness and Amateur Sport Act ...... Hon. Wilson D. Parasiuk

Minister of Employment Services and Economic Security Minister responsible for and charged with the administration of The Manitoba Data Services Act ...... Hon. Leonard S. Evans

Minister of Agriculture...... Hon. Billie Uruski

Minister of Co-operative Development ...... Hon. Jay M. Cowan

Minister of Energy and Mines Minister responsible for the administration of The Manitoba Hydro Act ...... Hon. Wilson D. Parasiuk

Minister of Industry, Trade and Technology Minister responsible for the administration of The Manitoba Development Corporation Act...... Hon. Vic Schroeder

Minister of Business Development and To urism Minister of Housing...... Hon. Muriel M. Smith

Minister of Finance Minister responsible for The Civil Service Act The Civil Service Superannuation Act The Civil Service Special Supplementary Severance Benefit Act The Public Servants Insurance Act ...... Hon. Eugene M. Kostyra

Attorney General Keeper of the Great Seal Minister responsible for Constitutional Affairs Minister responsible for the administration of The Liquor Control Act...... Hon. Roland Penner

Minister of Community Services ...... Hon. Maureen L. Hemphill

Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs Minister of Labour ...... Hon. Alvin H. Mackling

Minister of Education Minister responsible for and charged with the administration of Manitoba Forestry Resources Limited ...... Hon. Jerry Thomas Storie

Minister of Highways and Tr ansportation...... Hon. John S. Plohman

Minister of Municipal Affairs Minister charged with the administration of The Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Act...... Hon. John Bucklaschuk

Minister of Environment and Wo rkplace Safety and Health...... Hon. Gerard Lecuyer

v Minister of Government Services Minister responsible for The Wo rkers Compensation Act...... Hon. Harry M. Harapiak

Minister of Northern Affairs Minister responsible for The Communities Economic Development Act The Manitoba Natural Resources Development Act (with respect to Channel Area Loggers Ltd. or to Moose Lake Loggers Ltd.) Minister responsible for Native Affairs ...... Hon. Elijah Harper

Minister of Urban Affairs Minister of Crown Investments Minister responsible for The Manitoba Te lephone Act ...... Hon. Gary A. Doer

Minister of Natural Resources...... Hon. Leonard E. Harapiak

Minister of Culture, Heritage and Recreation Minister responsible for the Status of Wo men Minister charged with the administration of The Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Act ...... Hon. K. Judith Wasylycia-Leis

MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL (Appointments during the Session, as of January 4, 1988)

VI LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY

Lieutenant-Governor of Manitoba...... Hon. Dr. George Johnson

Speaker of the Legislative Assembly...... Hon. Myrna A. Phillips, M.L.A.

Deputy Speaker and Chairman of Committee of the Whole ...... Mr. C. Santos, M.L.A.

Deputy Chairman of Committee of the Whole ...... Mr. M. Dolin, M.L.A.

Government House Leader ...... Hon. Jay Cowan, M.L.A.

Opposition House Leader ...... Mr. G. Mercier, M.L.A.

Government Whip ...... Mr. M. Dolin, M.L.A.

Opposition Whip...... Mr. A. Driedger, M.L.A.

Clerk of the Legislative Assembly...... Mr. W. H. Remnant

Deputy Clerk of the Legislative Assembly ...... Miss Beverley Bosiak

Clerk of Committees ...... Ms. Sandra Clive

Mr. Miles Pepper* Legislative Counsel ...... Ms. Shirley Strutt

Deputy Legislative Counsel ...... Mr. A. C. Balkaran

Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Mr. J. Ernest Diack

Deputy Sergeant-at-Arms ...... Mr. A. Roy MacGillivray

Hansard Editor...... Mrs. Suzanne Dion

Chief Recorder ...... Mr. Fred Yo ung

• Resigned December 31, 1987

VII STANDING AND SPECIAL COMMITTEES Report to the Second Session of the Thirty-Third Legislature

Standing Committees Chairman

Agriculture...... Mr. C. Baker Economic Development ...... Mr. C. Santos Industrial Relations...... Mr. H. Smith Law Amendments ...... Municipal Affairs...... Mr. S. Ashton Private Bills ...... Mr. M. Dolin Privileges and Elections ...... Mr. C. Santos Public Accounts...... Mr. D. Blake Public Utilities and Natural Resources ...... Mr. C. Santos Rules of the House ...... Statutory Regulations and Orders ...... Mr. D. Scott

BILLS

Alphabetical Listing (Referred to in Index by Number)

Bill No. Administration of Oaths of Office, An Act respecting The Loi sur Ia prestation des serments d'entree en fonction ...... Accountability of Crown Corporations Act, An Act respecting The and to amend other Acts in consequence thereof Loi concernant t'obligation redditionnelle des corporations de Ia Couronne et modifiant certaines Lois ...... 58 Anatomy Act, An Act to Amend The

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur I'Anatomie ...... 60 Animal Husbandry Act, An Act to Amend The,

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur l'elevage ...... 41 Appropriation Act, 1987, The Loi de 1987 portant affectation de credits ...... 71 Brandon University Foundation, An Act to continue Loi prorogeant Ia Fondation de I'Universite de Brandon...... 73 Change of Name Act, The Loi sur te changement de nom ...... 11 Charter Compliance Statute Amendment Act, 1987, The Loi de 1987 modifiant diverses dispositions tegislatives afin d'assurer le respect de ta Charte ...... 46 Child and Family Services Act, The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les services a l'enfant et a Ia famille...... 35 Child and Family Services Act (2), An Act to Amend The

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les services et a Ia famille (2) ...... 72 City of Winnipeg Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Ville de Winnipeg ...... 8

VIII City of Winnipeg Act (2), An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Ville de Winnipeg (2)...... 39 Coat of Arms, Floral Emblem and Ta rtan Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi concernant les armoiries, l'embleme floral et le tartan du Manitoba ...... 44 Community Child Day Care Standards Act, An Act to Amend The

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les garderies d'enfants ...... 31 Condominium Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les condominiums ...... 29 Construction Industry Wages Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les salaires dans l'industrie de Ia construction ...... 42 Consumer Protection Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia protection du consommateur...... 50 Corporations Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les corporations ...... 24 Crime Prevention Foundation Act, The Loi sur Ia Fondation de prevention du crime ...... 20 Crop Insurance Act, The

Loi sur l'assurance-recolte ...... 15 Discriminatory Business Practices Act, The Loi sur les pratiques de commerce discriminatoires...... 25 Education, An Act to Repeal Certain Statutes Relating to and Other Matters Loi abrogeant certaines lois concernant !'education et d'autres questions ...... 5 Electoral Divisions Act, An Act to Amend The

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les circonscriptions electorales ...... 16 Electoral Divisions Act (2), An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les circonscriptions electorales (2)...... 66 Emergency Measures Act, The

Loi sur les mesures d'urgence ...... 6 Energy Rate Stabilization Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia stabilisation des emprunts d'Hydro-Manitoba a l'etranger ...... 52 Environment Act, The

Loi sur l'environnement ...... 26 Family Law Amendment Act, The

Loi modifiant le droit de Ia famille ...... 21 High Level Radioactive Waste Act, The

Loi sur les dechets radioactifs de haute activite ...... 28 Highway Traffic Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant le Code de Ia route...... 23 Highway Traffic Act (2), An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia code de Ia route (2) ...... 64 Highways and Transportation Department Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur le ministere de Ia Voirie et du Transport ...... 12 Hospitals, Hospital Districts and Nursing Unit Districts and other matters, An Act to Repeal Certain Statutes relating to Loi abrogeant certaines lois concernant les hopitaux, les districts hospitaliers, les districts regionaux de soins infirmiers et d'autres questions ...... 63 Human Rights Code, The Code des droits de Ia personne ...... 47 Human Tissue Act, The

Loi sur les tissus humains ...... 40 Insurance Act, An Act to Amend The

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les assurances ...... 62 Interim Appropriation Act, 1987, The Loi de 1987 portant affectation anticipee de credits ...... 9 Interim Appropriation Act, 1987 (2), The Loi de 1987 portant affectation anticipee de credit (2) ...... 43

IX Labour Relations Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les relations du travail...... 61 Law Society Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Societe du Barreau...... 38 Limitation of Actions Act and The Highway Tr affic Act and to Repeal The Unsatisfied Judgment Fund Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia prescription et le Code de Ia route et abrogeant Ia Loi intitulee "The Unsatisfied Judgement Fund Act" ...... 19 Liquor Control Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia reglementation des alcools ...... 37 Loan Act, 1987, The

Loi d'emprunte de 1987 ...... 57 Lotteries Foundation Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Fondation manitobaine des loteries ...... 45 Manitoba Advisory Council on the Status of Women Act, The Loi sur le Conseil consultatif manitobain de Ia situation de Ia femme...... 3 Mental Health Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia sante mentale...... 59 Milk Prices Review Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur le controle du prix du lait ...... 14 Mining Claim Tax Act, The Loi de Ia taxe sur les claims miniers ...... 56 Municipal Assessment Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur !'evaluation municipale...... 13 Municipal Assessment Act (2), An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur !'evaluation municipale (2) ...... 17 Natural Gas in Manitoba, An Act to Govern the Supply of and to Amend The Public Utilities Board Act Loi regissant l'approvisionnement en gaz nature! du Manitoba et modifiant

Ia Loi sur Ia Regie des services publics ...... 68 Official Time Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur le temps reglementaire ...... 2 Off-Road Vehicles Act, The Loi sur les vehicules a caractere non routier...... 67 Oil and Gas Production Tax Act, The Loi de Ia taxe sur Ia production de petrole et de gaz...... 53 Public General Statutes and Parts of Statutes (1871-1969), An Act to Repeal Certain Unrepealed and Unconsolidated Loi abrogeant certaines lois generales d'interet public non abrogees et non codifiees et certaines parties de loi (1871-1969) ...... 48 Public Schools Act, An Act to Amend The

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les ecoles publiques ...... 70 Queen's Bench Act, An Act to Amend The

Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Cour du Bane de Ia Reine ...... 10 Real Estate Brokers Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les courtiers en immeubles ...... 49 Real Property Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les biens reels ...... 34 Real Property Act, The, and Various Other Acts Amendment Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les biens reels et diverses autres lois...... 27 Re-enacted Statutes of Manitoba (1987) Act, The Loi sur les Lois readoptees du Manitoba de 1987...... 4 Registry Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur I' enregistrement fancier...... 33 Religious Societies' Lands Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les biens-fonds de communautes religieuses ...... 36 Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Act, The Loi sur les jours feria dans le commerce de detail...... 32

X Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les jours feries dans le commerce de detail...... 7 Rural Municipality of St. Andrews, An Act to Validate By-Law No. 3678 of the Loi validant l'arrete no. 3678 de Ia municipalite rurale de St. Andrews ...... 54 Securities Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les valeurs mobilieres ...... 18 Southwood Golf and Country Club, An Act to Amend An Act to Incorporate Loi modifiant Ia Loi intitulee "An Act to incorporate Southwood Golf and Country Club" .. 55 Statute Law Amendment Act (1987), The Loi de 1987 modifiant le droit statutaire...... 69 Statute Law Amendment (Taxation) Act (1987), The Loi de 1987 modifiant Ia legislation relative a Ia fiscalite ...... 51 Surface Rights Act, The Loi sur les droits de surface ...... 65 Water Resources Administration Act and The Real Property Act, An Act to Amend The Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur l'amenagement hydraulique et Ia Loi sur les biens reels ...... 22

XI BILLS

Numerical Listing

Bill No.

1 An Act respecting the Administration of Oaths of Office Loi sur Ia prestation des serments d'entree en fonction 2 An Act to Amend The Official Time Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur le temps reglementaire 3 The Manitoba Advisory Council on the Status of Women Act Loi sur le Conseil consultatif manitobain de Ia situation de Ia femme 4 The Re-enacted Statutes of Manitoba, 1987 Act Loi sur les Lois readoptees du Manitoba de 1987 5 An Act to Repeal Certain Statutes Relating to Education and Other Matters Loi abrogeant certaines lois concernant !'education et d'autres questions 6 The Emergency Measures Act Loi sur les mesures d'urgence 7 An Act to Amend The Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les jours feries dans le commerce de detail 8 An Act to Amend the City of Winnipeg Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Ville de Winnipeg 9 The Interim Appropriation Act, 1987 Loi de 1987 portant affectation anticipee de credits 10 An Act to Amend The Queen's Bench Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Cour dum Bane de Ia Reine 11 The Change of Name Act Loi sur le changement de nom 12 An Act to Amend The Highways and Tr ansportation Department Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur le ministere de Ia Voirie et du Transport 13 An Act to Amend The Municipal Assessment Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur !'evaluation municipale 14 An Act to Amend The Milk Prices Review Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur le controle du prix du lait 15 The Crop Insurance Act Loi sur l'assurance-recolte 16 An Act to Amend The Electoral Divisions Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les circonscriptions electorales 17 An Act to Amend The Municipal Assessment Act (2) Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur !'evaluation municipale (2) 18 An Act to Amend The Securities Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les valeurs mobilieres 19 An Act to Amend The Limitation of Actions Act and The Highway Tr affic Act and to repeal The Unsatisfied Judgment Fund Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia prescription et le Code de Ia route et abrogeant Ia Loi intitulee "The Unsatisfied Judgment Fund Act" 20 The Crime Prevention Foundation Act Loi sur Ia Fondation de prevention du crime 21 The Family Law Amendment Act Loi modifiant le droit de Ia famille 22 An Act to Amend The Water Resources Administration Act and The Real Property Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur l'amenagement hydraulique et Ia Loi sur les corporations 23 An Act to Amend The Highway Traffic Act Loi modifiant le Code de Ia route

XII 24 An Act to Amend The Corporations Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les corporations 25 The Discriminatory Business Practices Act Loi sur les pratiques de commerce discriminatoires 26 The Environment Act Loi sur l'environnement 27 The Real Property Act and Various Other Acts Amendment Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les biens reels et diverses autres lois 28 The High Level Radioactive Waste Act Loi sur les dechets radioactifs de haute activite 29 An Act to Amend The Condominium Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les condominiums 30 An Act to Amend An Act to Incorporate "Pine Ridge Golf Club" Loi modifiant Ia loi intitulee "An Act to Incorporate 'Pine Ridge Golf Club"' 31 An Act to Amend The Community Child Daycare Standards Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les garderies d'enfants 32 The Retail Businesses Holiday Closing Act Loi sur les jours feries dans le commerce de detail 33 An Act to Amend The Registry Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur !'enregistrement foncier 34 An Act to Amend The Real Property Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les biens reels 35 An Act to Amend The Child and Family Services Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les services a l'enfant et a Ia famille 36 An Act to Amend The Religious Societies' Lands Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les biens-fonds des communautes religieuses 37 An Act to Amend The Liquor Control Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia reglementation des alcools 38 An Act to Amend The Law Society Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Societe du Barreau 39 An Act to Amend The City of Winnipeg Act (2) Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Ville de Winnipeg (2) 40 The Human Tissue Act Loi sur les tissues humains 41 An Act to Amend The Animal Husbandry Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur l'elevage 42 An Act to Amend The Construction Industry Wages Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les salaires dans l'industrie de Ia construction 43 The Interim Appropriation Act, 1987 (2) Loi de 1987 portant affectation anticipee de credit (2) 44 An Act to Amend The Coat of Arms, Floral Emblem and Ta rtan Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi concernant les armoiries, l'embleme floral et le tartan du Manitoba 45 An Act to Amend The Lotteries Foundation Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia Fondation manitobaine des loteries 46 The Charter Compliance Statute Amendment Act, (1987) Loi de 1987 modifiant diverses dispositions legislatives afin d'assurer le respect de Ia Charte 47 The Human Rights Code Code des droits de Ia personne 48 An Act to Repeal Certain Unrepealed and Unconsolidated Public General Statutes and Parts of Statutes (1871-1969) Loi abrogeant certaines lois generales d'interet public non abrogees et non codifees et certaines parties de loi (1871-1969) 49 An Act to Amend The Real Estate Brokers Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les courtiers en immeubles

XIII 50 An Act to Amend The Consumer Protection Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia protection du consommateur 51 Statute Law Amendment (Taxation) Act, 1987 Loi de 1987 modifiant Ia legislation relative a Ia fiscalite 52 An Act to Amend The Energy Rate Stabilization Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia stabilisation des emprunts d'Hydro-Manitoba a l'etranger 53 The Oil and Gas Production Tax Act Loi de Ia taxe sur Ia production de petrole et de gaz 54 An Act to Validate By-Law No. 3678 of The Rural Municipality of St. Andrews Loi validant l'arrete no 3678 de Ia municipalite rurale de St. Andrews 55 An Act to Amend An Act to incorporate Southwood Golf and Country Club Loi modifiant Ia Loi intitulee "An Act to incorporate Sothwood Golf and Country Club" 56 The Mining Claim Tax Act Loi de Ia taxe sur les claims miniers 57 The Loan Act, 1987 Loi d'emprunte de 1987 58 An Act respecting the Accountability of Crown Corporations and to Amend other Acts in consequence thereof Loi concernant !'obligation redditionnelle des corporations de Ia Couronne et modifiant certaines Lois 59 An Act to Amend The Mental Health Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur Ia sante mentale 60 An Act to Amend The Anatomy Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur I'Anatomie 61 An Act to Amend The Labour Relations Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les relations du travail 62 An Act to Amend The Insurance Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les assurances 63 An Act to Repeal Certain Statutes relating to hospitals, Hospital Districts and Nursing Unit Districts and other matters Loi abrogeant certaines lois concernant les h6pitaux, les districts hospitaliers, les districts regionaux de soins infirmiers et d'autres questions 64 An Act to Amend The Highway Tr affic Act (2) Loi modifiant le Code de Ia route (2) 65 The Surface Rights Act Loi sur les droits de surface 66 An Act to Amend The Electoral Divisions Act (2) Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les circonscriptions electorales (2) 67 The Off-Road Ve hicles Act Loi sur les vehicules a caractere non routier 68 An Act to Govern the Supply of Natural Gas in Manitoba and to Amend The Public Utilities Board Act Loi regissant l'approvisionnement en gaz nature! du Manitoba et modifiant Ia Loi sur le Regie des services publics 69 The Statute Law Amendment Act (1987) Loi de 1987 modifiant le droit statutaire 70 An Act to Amend The Public Schools Act Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les ecoles publiques 71 The Appropriation Act (1987) Loi de 1987 portant affectation de credits 72 An Act to Amend The Child and Family Services Act (2) Loi modifiant Ia Loi sur les services a !'enfant et a Ia famille (2) 73 An Act to Continue Brandon University Foundation Loi prorogeant Ia Foundation de I'Universite de Brandon

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45A 1:30 p.m. 11 May, 1987 1853-1901 458 8:00 p.m. 11 May, 1987 1902-1930 46 1:30 p.m. 12 May, 1987 1931-1988 47 1:30 p.m. 13 May, 1987 1989-2028 48 1:30 p.m. 14 May, 1987 2029-2083 49 10:00 a.m. 15 May, 1987 2084-2098 SOA 1:30 p.m. 19 May, 1987 2099-2146 SOB 8:00 p.m. 19 May, 1987 2147-2183 51 1:30 p.m. 20 May, 1987 2184-2233 52 1:30 p.m. 21 May, 1987 2234-2288 53 10:00 a.m. 22 May, 1987 2289-2311 54 A 1:30 p.m. 25 May, 1987 23 1 2-2356 548 8:00 p.m. 25 May, 1987 2357-2399 55 1:30 p.m. 26 May, 1987 2400-2457 56 1:30 p.m. 27 May, 1987 2458-2491 57 1:30 p.m. 28 May, 1987 2492-2538 58 10:00 a.m. 29 May, 1987 2539-2559 59A 1:30 p.m. 1 June, 1987 2560-2615 598 8:00 p.m. 1 June, 1987 2616-2656 60 1:30 p.m. 2 June, 1987 2657-2699 61 1:30 p.m. 3 June, 1987 2700-2726 62 1:30 p.m. 4 June, 1987 2727-2784 63 10:00 a.m. 5 June, 1987 2785-2805 64A 1:30 p.m. 8 June, 1987 2806-2858 648 8:00 p.m. 8 June, 1987 2859-2890 65 1:30 p.m. 9 June, 1987 2891-2940 66 1:30 p.m. 10 June, 1987 2941-2975 67 1:30 p.m. 11 June, 1987 2976-3011 68 10:00 a.m. 12 June, 1987 3012-3033 69A 1:30 p.m. 15 June, 1987 3034-3080 698 8:00 p.m. 15 June, 1987 308 1-3117 70 1:30 p.m. 16 June, 1987 3118-3167 71 1:30 p.m. 17 ,lune, 1987 3168-3194 72 1:30 p.m. 18 June, 1987 3195-3234 73 10:00 a.m. 19 June, 1987 3235-3256 74A 1:30 p.m. 22 June, 1987 3257-3292 748 8:00 p.m. 22 June, 1987 3293-3307 75 1:30 p.m. 23 June, 1987 3308-3340 76 1:30 p.m. 24 June, 1987 3341-3371 77 1:30 p.m. 25 June, 1987 3372-3409 78 10:00 a.m. 26 June, 1987 3410-343 1 79A 1:30 p.m. 29 June, 1987 3432-3480 798 8:00 p.m. 29 June, 1987 348 1-35 12 80 1:30 p.m. 30 June, 1987 3513-3552 81 1:30 p.m. 2 July, 1987 3553-3583 82 10:00 a.m. 3 July, 1987 3584-3600 83A 1:30 p.m. 6 July, 1987 3601-3645 838 8:00 p.m. 6 July, 1987 3646-3660 84 1:30 p.m. 7 July, 1987 3661-3695 85 1:30 p.m. 8 July, 1987 3696-3729 86 1:30 p.m. 9 July, 1987 3730-3765 87 10:00 a.m. 10 July, 1987 3766-3787 BBA 1:30 p.m. 13 July, 1987 3788-3824 888 8:00 p.m. 13 July, 1987 3825-3836 89 1:30 p.m. 14 July, 1987 3837-3870 90 1:30 p.m. 15 July, 1987 3871-3908 91 1:30 p.m. 16 July, 1987 3909-40 17

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Abraham case Desjardins 2545; Orchard 2545 Investigation Police chief powers Mercier 2035; M. Smith 2035 Desjardins 2546; Orchard 2546 Prostitute carriers Desjardins 2465; Mitchelson 2465 Abused Women Staff authority Liens Desjardins 2546; Orchard 2546 Carstairs 2897; Evans 2897 Post-mortems Carstairs 3556; Penner 3556 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Prisoners (AIDS) Screening Action policy positive test Orchard 2316; M. Smith 2316 Mitchelson 2735; M. Smith 2735 Segregation Advertising budgets Orchard 2316; M. Smith 2316-7 Carstairs 871; Desjardins 871 Prostitute Autopsy rooms sterilization Denied hospital admission Carstairs 3556; Parasiuk 3556 Desjardins 2566-7; Mitchelson 2566 Bisexual activity Infected male Desjardins 1572, 1725; Desjardins 2086-7, 2317; Mitchelson 1572 Orchard 2086, 2317 Carriers Investigation Male juvenile supervised Desjardins 2545; Orchard 2545 Desjardins 2567; Mitchelson 2566-7 Still working Criteria high-risk groups Desjardins 2465, 2565; Penal institutions Mitchelson 2465, 2565 Mitchelson 2735; M. Smith 2735 Reporting Curriculum Aw areness clinic information officer Planning Desjardins 2317; Orchard 2317 Carstairs 23 16; Storie 2316 Categories Vancouver /Manitoba Carstairs 2316; Storie 2316 Desjardins 1836-7; Dr. Fast Mitchelson 1836-7 Awareness infected prostitutes Disease Desjardins 2565; Mitchelson 2565 Desjardins 2087; Orchard 2087 Participation prevented debate Order-in-Council Desjardins 2240, 2545; Desjardins 814; Orchard 814 Mitchelson 2240; Orchard 2545 System Doctors reporting Desjardins 2086; Mitchelson 2086 Desjardins 186-7; Filmon 186-7 Screening Foster homes screening Guidelines Mitchelson 2735; M. Smith 2735 Desjardins 2406; Mitchelson 2405-6 Guidelines Prisoners Planning stage Desjardins 2405; Mitchelson 2405 Carstairs 2316; Storie 2316 Protection staff, public Schools/health care facilities Desjardins 2406; Mitchelson 2406 Carstairs 189-90; Desjardins 187-9 Surgery schedules Filmon 187; Storie 187, 189-90 Desjardins 3241; Mitchelson 3241 Health care workers Concerns Desjardins 2240; Mitchelson 2240 Adjournment Protection Cowan 4015 Desjardins 2241; Mitchelson 2240-1 Information Advertising Industry Funding Carstairs 1936; Kostyra 1936 Carstairs 871, 1778; Desjardins 871, 1778 Pamphlets in MTS bills Affirmative Action Target Groups Carstairs 1778; Pawley 1778 Kostyra 2563; Orchard 2562-3 Statistics collected Desjardins 1837; Mitchelson 1837; Orchard 1837 Agassiz Yo uth Centre Investigation Day passes Infected prostitute Brown 1300; M. Smith 1300

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Agricultural Findlay 1386-90, 1391; Announcements economy Manness 1391-2; Uruski 1386-92 Baker 1570; Pawley 1570 Hog Stabilization Plan Deficiency (1987) payments Cummings 1390; Uruski 1390 Findlay 2565; Storie 2565 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation Agriculture Connery 1183-4; Cummings 1177-80, 1256-8; Derkach 1176-8, 1181-2; Opening Remarks Downey 1149-53; Findlay 1140-9, Uruski 667-8 1180- 1, 1183, 1186-91 1255-6; Response Oleson 1185-6; Roch 1184-5; Findlay 668-71 Uruski 1139-49, 115 1-3, 1176-9 1, Administration and Finance 1255-8 Executive Support Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Policy Studies Birt 927, 954-5, 960, 964; Blake 764; Brown 677-8, 722; Blake 952, 1101-2; Brown 917-8, Connery 681-2; Cummings 683-5, 957, 96 1; Connery 951-2, 964-5, 723, 764-6, 845-8; Derkach 715, 1010-1, 1108; Derkach 1105-7; 716, 850-1; Downey 718-20, Downey 919, 925-7, 956, 965-7, 839-42, 852-3; Driedger 672, 1013-4, 1099-1101; Driedger 916; 675, 676-7; Findlay 672, 674, Findlay 853-9, 917, 952-3, 957-9, 675, 710-2, 727-8, 756-7, 964, 968-74, 1003-10, 1098, 758-63, 768, 842-4, 848-53; 1102-5, 1109-12; Kostyra 924-5; Johnston 685-6, 724-5; McCrae Mackling 952-4; Manness 1011-13; 849; Mackling 723-4; Manness Oleson 1107-8; Pankratz 922-4, 717-8, 719; Oleson 767, 768; 95 1, 960; Schroeder 919-22, 923, Pankratz 678-81, 713-4, 715-6, 955-7, 967-8; Uruski 854-9, 915-8, 726, 727; Schroeder 714-5, 920-1, 950-1, 955, 959-64, 969-74, 720-2; Storie 725-6; Uruski 1003-13, 1098-1112 672-7, 711-3, 715, 716-7, 718, Policy and Economics 726, 727-8, 757-65, 766-7, Administration 768-9, 841-53 Uruski 1374-75 Minister's Salary Economics Branch Findlay 1395-6; Manness 1395; Findlay 1375-6; Uruski 1375-6 Uruski 1395-6 Family Farm Protection Act Agricultural Development and Marketing Findlay 1382-5; Uruski 1383-5 Administration Manitoba Farm Lands Ownership Board Connery 1320-2; Derkach 1331-2; Findlay 1382; Uruski 1382 Driedger 1322-4; Findlay 1259, Manitoba Natural Products Marketing 1320, 1326-30, 1332-3; Oleson Council 1325; Pankratz 1324-5; Uruski Derkach 1378-8 1; Findlay 1376-8, 1258-60, 1320-33 1381-2; Uruski 1376-82 Animal Industry Branch Special Farm School Tax Assistance Findlay 1260; Uruski 1260 Program Soils and Crops Findlay 1393-4; Manness 1394; Connery 1268; Driedger 1266-7; Uruski 1393-4 Findlay 1265-8; L. Harapiak 1268; Scott 1268; Uruski 1266-8 Veterinary Services Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba Enns 1260-2; Findlay 1262-5; Funding Uruski 1261-5 Desjardins 3916; Downey 3703, 3916 Expenditures Related to Capital 1395 Mercier 3916; Parasiuk 3703 Farm and Rural Development Parkland Region Premier's response Administration Downey 3703; Pawley 3703 Cummings 1335-6, 1371-2; Support cut Downey 1373-4; Findlay 1370, 1374; Downey 3703; Parasiuk 3703; Uruski 1333-6, 1370-4 Pawley 3703 Federal-Provincial Agreements Western region office closed Agri-Food Agreement Desjardins 39 15; Downey 3915 Findlay 1385-6; Manness 1386; Uruski 1385-6 Income Insurance Fund Amalgamation Commission Beef Stabilization Plan Deeter Report Cummings 1391; Downey 1392-3; Desjardins 3195; Filmon 3195

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Department of Health and Document identification Manitoba Health Services Enns 516; Roch 515-6; Desjardins 2947; Orchard 2947 Wasylycia-Leis 515-6 Reorganization proposal Files Desjardins 3195; Filmon 3195; Orchard 514-5; Orchard 3195 Wasylycia-Leis 514-5 Supplementary funding Microfiche records Desjardins 2947, 3238; Filmon 555; Wasylycia-Leis 554-5 Orchard 2947, 3238 Shredding Authority Filmon 554; Wasylycia-Leis 554 Amateur Hockey Association Document list Federal/Provincial discussions Cowan 58 1; Filmon 58 1; Desjardins 1279, 1551; Wasylycia-Leis 581 Mercier 1278-9, 1550-1 Funding recreation/training Desjardins 1279, 1551; Arrojado, Sonny Mercier 1278-9, 1550-1 Position offered Violence and injuries policy Blake 2898; H. Harapiak 2898 Desjardins 1278; Mercier 1279 Asbestos Announcements Government buildings free AIDS information meeting Lecuyer 873; Rocan 873 Desjardins 2549 Norquay-Legislative building Clive, Sandra Clerk of Committees Tu nnel closed Phillips 1989 Lecuyer 873, 979-80; Rocan 873 Conflict of interest Inter-City Gas proposal Carstairs 2894 Asessippi Park Conflict of interest Residence removal Inter-City Gas proposal Derkach 3445; L. Harapiak 3445 Wasylycia-Leis 3175 Page appointments Aspenite plant Swan River Phillips 8 Feasibility Study Sergeant-at-Arms appointment Derkach 1666; L. Harapiak 1666 Phillips 8

Attorney-General Anstett, Andrue Opening Remarks Jobs Fund Penner 2199-2203 Contract renewal Response 2202-3 Downey 297; Uruski 297 Administration and Finance Expenses/work activities tabling Communications Downey 297; Uruski 297 Mercier Penner Position description 2211; 221 1 Computer Services Downey 297; Uruski 297-8 Salary sources Mercier 22 11; Penner 221 1 Executive Support Downey 298; Uruski 298 Mercier 2203-8; Penner 2203-8, 2242-3 Appointments Personnel Services Family members McCrae 2210; Mercier 22 10; Downey 2087-8; Pawley 2088 Penner 22 10, 2243 Judicial federal limitation Research, Planning and Evaluation Mercier 1280; Penner 1280 McCrae 2209; Mercier 2208-1 0; Ly on, Sterling criticism Penner 2208-10 Mercier 15-6; Penner 16 Criminal Justice Spousal policy Administration and Special Birt 2036; Pawley 2036-7 Programs Mercier 22 1 1-5; Penner 2211-5, 2243 Archives Board of Review Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Mercier 2244-5; Penner 2244-5 (MPIC) Crown Prosecutors

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Mercier 2215, 2243; Mercier 2330; Penner 2330 Penner 2215, 2243 Public Tr ustee Fatal Inquiries Act Mercier 2326-9; Penner 2327-9 McCrae 2244; Mercier 2243-4; Penner 2243-4 Court Services Autobody Canada-Manitoba Court Communicators Automotive Trades Association Mercier 2323; Penner 2323 Employee negotiations Federal Courts Bucklaschuk 131; Carstairs 131 Mercier 2265-6, 2307-8; Meeting cancelled Penner 2265-6, 2307-8 Bucklaschuk 239; Carstairs 239 Library Services Questions personal discretion Mercier 2324; Penner 2324 Carstairs 239-40; Pawley 240 Maintenance Enforcement Corporation/Association negotiations Birt 2323-4; Mercier 2323-4; Bucklaschuk 131; Carstairs 131 Penner 2323-4 Extra billing Provincial Court Bucklaschuk 1275-6; Filmon 1275-6; Mercier 2321-2; Penner 2321-2 Schroeder 1275 Rural Courts Repair rates Downey 2324; Mercier 2324-5; Bucklaschuk 131; Carstairs 131 Penner 2324-5 Sheriffs and Bailiffs Automobile Insurance Mercier 2322-3; Penner 2322-3 Financial status Law Enforcement Bucklaschuk 3839; Filmon 3839 Law Enforcement Administration Information availability Downey 2262-3; Mercier 2262-3; Filmon 443; Pawley 443 Penner 2262-3 Insurance rates Law Enforcement Review Act Bucklaschuk 133; Dolin 132 Mercier 2264-5; Penner 2264-5 Provincial Auditor's Report Manitoba Police Commission Filmon 581; Kostyra 58 1-2 Mercier 2263; Penner 2263-4 Provincial Police Desjardins 2260; Downey 2255-61; Automotive Trades Association Mercier 2253-5, 2261-2; Bucklaschuk 239; Penner 2253-62 Carstairs 239-40; Pawley 239 Legal Services Administration and Special Programs Mercier 2245; Penner 2245 Awasis Agency Civil Legal Services Investigation Mercier 2245-6; Penner 2245-6 Mercier 620, 1550, 3518; Constitutional Law M. Smith 620, 1550, 3519 McCrae 2249-52; Mercier 2252; Kozak, Desiree death Penner 2249-52 Mercier 3879; M. Smith 3879 Family Law Legal Aid Mercier 2249; Penner 2249, 2321 Mercier 449, 1994, 2792; Legislative Counsel Penner 449, 1994, 2792 Mercier 2246-8; Penner 2246-8 Northwest Child and Family Services Manitoba Law Reform Commission Report Mercier 2248-9; Penner 2248-9 Mercier 3124; M. Smith 3124 Liquor Commission Sexual assault charges Mercier 233 1-3; Penner 2331-3 Mercier 1994, 2792; Protection of Individual and Property M. Smith 1994, 2792 Rights Staff training Canada-Manitoba Criminal Injuries Brown 3737; M. Smith 3737 Compensation Board Trial costs Mercier 2330-1; Penner 2330-1 Mercier 2659; M. Smith 2659 Canada-Manitoba Legal Aid Underreporting Mercier 2325-6; Penner 2325-6 Mercier 2659; M. Smith 2659 Land Titles Office Mercier 2329-30; Penner 2329-30 Manitoba Human Rights Commission Awasis and Northwest Agency Mercier 2325; Penner 2325 Staffing Personal Property Security Registry Carstairs 3519; M. Smith 3519

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Bailey, Ron Mackling 2471-2; Mercier 1032; Cooperative Communications position Oleson 1204-6; Plohman 306-8; Cowan 3916-7; Pankratz 3916 Rocan 1210-2; 3r 3955; RIA 40 15 No. 7 - 1r Mackling 25; 2r Carstairs 28; Johnston 28-9; Bank of Nova Scotia McCrae 27-8; Mackling 26, 29; Head office move Mercier 27; Orchard 29; Walding 28; Mercier 1994; Pawley 2033; 3r 30; CIW Mack ling 30; RlA 30- 1 Schroeder 1994, 2033 No. 8 - 1 r Doer 266; 2r Cummings 332; Doer 320-2, 339, Baseball professional 588; Driedger 332-5; Ducharme 329-30; Enns 328, 334, 339, 588; Desjardins 2466; Mercier 2466 Ernst 322-4; Hammond 336; Kovnats 337-8; Manness 326-9; Bean Growers Mercier 335-6; Mitchelson 336-7; Meeting Orchard 330-2; Pankratz 338-9; Carstairs 3665; Findlay 3607; Penner 335; Walding 324-6; Uruski 3607, 3665 3r Carstairs 876-7; Doer 880-1; Support Downey 876; Ernst 875; Findlay 3607; Uruski 3607 Findlay 879-80; Kovnats 877; Tripartite agreement Manness 875-6; Mercier 878-9; Findlay 3606-7; Uruski 3606-7 Scott 877-8; RIA 887 No. 9 - (Notice of Motion) Santos 589; (Committee Report) Bee mites control Kostyra 590- 1; Manness 590-1; Pankratz 3607; Uruski 3607 Mercier 589; 1r Kostyra 59 1; 2r Ashton 601-2; Connery 604-5; Cowan 594-7, 602, 603; Bilingual Directory Desjardins 606-8; French Language services Driedger 596, 597-8; Filmon 235; Pawley 235-6 Johnston 598, 599-601; Kostyra 591, 608; Kovnats 591-3; Bills Manness 593-4; Mercier 602-3; No. 1 - 1r Pawley 8; Mitchelson 605-6; Parasiuk 598-9; No. 2 - 1r Bucklaschuk 58; Schroeder 603-4; (CIW) Blake 633; 2r Bucklaschuk 274-5, 625; Connery 634-5; Cummings 629-30; Cowan 625; Mercier 275, 625; Ducharme 632-3; Findlay 631-2; CIW 625; 3r (by leave) 626; Hammond 630-3 1; Johnston 628-9; RIA 638 Kostyra 608-9, 637; Manness 626, No. 3 - 1r Wasylycia-Leis 58; 637; Roch 636-7; Schroeder 635; 2r Ashton 303-5; Cowan 302; Scott 627 -8; Uruski 627; Dolin 300-3; Enns 1203; 3r Kostyra 638; RlA 638 Filmon 276; Hammond 788-92, 1283-4, No. 10 - 1r Penner 375; 1560-1; Hemphill 1201-4; 2r Mercier 1033; Penner 786; Johnston 790; Mercier 1556-7; 3r 3955; RIA 4015 Mitchelson 1031, 1200-1; No. 11 - 1r M. Smith 463; Schroeder 792-3; M. Smith 1555-6; 2r Brown 1563-4; Mercier 1031; Wasylycia-Leis 275-81, 1557-61; M. Smith 1031; 3r 3955; RIA 40 15 3r 3955; RIA 40 15 No. 12 - 1r Plohman 463; 2r Mercier 1732; No. 4 - 1r Penner 58; 2r Mercier Orchard 1732-4; Penner 1733; 282-3, 1031, 1730; Oleson 1561-3; Plohman 1554, 1734-5; Scott 1733; Penner 281-3, 1730- 1; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 (Report Stage) Mercier 3946-8; No. 13 - 1r Bucklaschuk 553; Penner 3948; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 2r Bucklaschuk 647, 74 1-2; No. 5 - 1r Penner 58; Downey 738-40; Driedger 736-7; 2r Birt 283-4, 1031, 1732; Ernst 737-8; Manness 647; Penner 283-4; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Orchard 737; Walding 740-1; No. 6 - 1r H. Harapiak 58; 3r Bucklaschuk 886-7; Downey 885; 2r Cummings 2471; Ducharme 883-5; Ernst 881-3; Downey 1032-3, 1208; Kovnats 885-6; Orchard 887; Driedger 786-8; Enns 306; RIA 887 Ernst 1208-10; H. Harapiak 284-6, No. 14 - 1r Uruski 639; 2472-3; Lecuyer 1206-8; 2r Ashton 3422-3; Carstairs 3423-5;

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Downey 3352-4; Driedger 3561-3; Connery 3365-6; Enns 3361, 3362, Filmon 3356-8; Findlay 3351-2; 3363-4; Ernst 3360-5; Hammond 3563-4; Mackling 3358-9; Findlay 3646-7; Hammond 3425-8; Manness 3355-6; Orchard 3420-2; Kovnats 3175-7; Lecuyer 2467-71, H. Smith 3353-5; Uruski 3031-3, 2615, 3649-52; Mercier 3648-9; 3424-5, 3566; 3r 3955; RIA 40 15 Report Stage Downey 3950; No. 15 - 1r Uruski 639; Ernst 3949-50; Lecuyer 3950-1; 2r Baker 2473-4; Downey 2556-8; 3r 3991; RIA 40 15 Enns 2558; Findlay 2474, 2553-6; No. 27 - 1r Penner 1853; Uruski 2004-7, 2558-9; 3r 3957; 2r Mercier 2000, 2199; RIA 40 15 Penner 1999-2000; No. 16 - 1r Downey 1023; 3r 3955; RIA 40 15 2r Blake 1269-70; No. 28 - 1r Lecuyer 1853; Downey 1153-4, 1270; 2r Baker 3751-2; Driedger 200 1; Driedger 1155-6; Enns 1156-7; Filmon 3749-51; Kovnats 3748-9; Ernst 1158-60; Hammond 1160- 1; Lecuyer 2000-3, 3752; Scott 2478-81; Mercier 1157-8; Roch 1160; 3r 3991; RIA 4015 H. Smith 1157-8; No. 29 - 1r Mackling 1853; Negatived on 2r 1271 2r Birt 2004, 2481-6; No. 17 - 1r Driedger 1023; Hemphill 2003-4; Nordman 2721; 2r Ashton 1273, 2939-40; Birt 1271; 3r 3955; RIA 40 15 Carstairs 1900; Desjardins 3334-5; No. 30 - 1r Maloway 2400; Dolin 3338-9, 3688; Downey 1896-7; 2r Maloway 2933; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Driedger 1271-3, 1894, 3688-9; No. 31 - 1r M. Smith 1989; Enns 1896, 1898, 2936; 2r Hammond 272 1; Kostyra 2721; Ernst 1900- 1, 2933-4; Mercier 2098; M. Smith 2098; Filmon 1897-9; Kovnats 1894-5; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Mackling 3337-8; Manness 3334; No. 32 - 1r Mackling 203 1; Mercier 1895-6; Pankratz 2938-9; 2r Baker 2799-2800; Schroeder 2934-5; Scott 2936-7; Carstairs 2194-5; Storie 3335-7; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Ducharme 2486-8; No. 18 - 1r Mackling 1114; Filmon 2194, 2488-90; Johnston 2490; 2r Ducharme 1735; Mackling 1281-2; Mackling 2192-4; Manness 2722-3; 3r 3955; RIA 4015 Mercier 2797; Penner 2799; No. 19 - 1r Penner 1114; Schroeder 2797; Scott 2798-9; 2r Mercier 1735; Penner 1282-3; 3r McCrae 3594; Mackling 3594-5; 3r 3957; RIA 4015 RIA 3600 No. 20 - 1r Penner 1274; No. 33 - 1r Penner 2084; 2r Ducharme 1736-7; Mercier 1735-6; 2r Mercier 2198; Penner 2197-8; Penner 1464-6, 1737; 3r 3957; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 RIA 40 15 No. 34 - 1r Penner 2084; No. 21 - 1r Penner 1274; 2r Penner 2198; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 2r Mercier 1738; No. 35 - 1r M. Smith 2084; Penner 1466-7, 1738; 2r Brown 3567; M. Smith 2198, 3567; 3r 3957; RIA 4015 3r 399 1; RIA 40 15 No. 22 - 1r L. Harapiak 1274; No. 36 - 1r Mackling 2099; 2r Driedger 1738; 2r Ducharme 2724; Mackling 2297-8; L. Harapiak 1467-8, 1739; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 No. 37 - 1r Penner 2099; No. 23 - 1r Plohman 1274; 2r Driedger 2800; Mercier 2800- 1; 2r Blake 2723-4; Cummings 2474-6; Penner 2298-2301, 2801; Driedger 1999; Plohman 1997-9; 3r 3991; RIA 4016 3r 3955; RIA 4015 No. 38 - 1r Penner 2234; No. 24 - 1r Mackling 1853; 2r Birt 3754-5; Mercier 3754; 2r Ducharme 2476; Mackling 1999; Penner 27 12, 3754, 3755; 3r 399 1; RIA 40 15 3r 399 1; RIA 40 16 No. 25 - 1r Penner 1853; No. 39 - 1r Doer 2289; 2r Dolin 2476-8; Johnston 3885; 2r Doer 2549-5 1, 2803; Ernst 2802; Mercier 2197, 3884-5; Mercier 2802-3; 3r 3955; Penner 2195-7, 3885-6; RIA 4016 3r Carstairs 3990; RIA 4015 No. 40 - 1r Desjardins 2289; No. 26 - 1r Lecuyer 1853; 2r Desjardins 2950-2; Mercier 3570; 2r Carstairs 3647-8; Orchard 2952, 3567-70;

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3r 3991; RIA 4016 L. Harapiak 3964-5; Harper 3961; No. 41 - 1r Uruski 2314, 2954-5; Hemphill 3972; Johnson 3962-3; 2r Findlay 3367-8; 3r 3955; Kostyra 3963; Kovnats 3971; RIA 4016 Lecuyer 3965-6; McCrae 3958, No. 42 - 1r Mackling 2459; 3984-6; Mackling 3962; 2r Cummings 3574; Driedger 3573; Manness 3958, 3974-6; McCrae 3755-7; Mackling 2551-2, Mercier 3960-1; Mitchelson 396 1; 3757-8; Orchard 3571-4; Orchard 3958; Pawley 3962; Storie 3756; 3r Orchard 3991; Penner 3959; Rocan 3987-8; RIA 40 16 Santos 3959-60; Schroeder 3966-8; No. 43 - 1r Kostyra 2725; Scott 3971-2; M. Smith 3970- 1; 2r Connery 3006-11, 3020; Storie 3969-70; Walding 3957, 3959; Cummings 2998-3001; 3980-1; Wasylycia-Leis 3968-9; Desjardins 3008, 3010; Dolin 2992; 3r Carstairs 3998; Cowan 4000-1; Downey 2990-5; Driedger 3000; Filmon 3999-4000; McCrae 3994-6; Enns 3024; Hammond 3025-6; Maloway 3996-8; Orchard 3991-4; L. Harapiak 2989; Johnston 3020-5; Pawley 4001-2; H. Smith 3998; Kostyra 2725-6, 2991, 3026; Walding 3998-9; RIA 4016 McCrae 3021; Manness 2967-72; No. 48 - 1r Penner 2541; Orchard 2985-90, 2996, 30 10, 302 1; 2r Penner 2719-20, 3759; Schroeder 3002-6; Scott 2972-5, 3r 4003; RIA 4016 2983-5; Storie 2995-8; No. 49 - 1 r Mackling 2541; CIW Kostyra 3026-7; Manness 3026; 2r Driedger 3190-2; Ducharme 3759; 3r 3027; RlA 3027 Mackling 2711, 3759; No. 44 - 1r Wasylycia-Leis 2459; 3r 4003; RIA 40 16 2r Bucklaschuk 2553; No. 50 - 1r Mackling 2560; Driedger 2803-4; Hammond 2962; 2r Ducharme 2962-3; Kovnats 2553; Mackling 2804; Mackling 2793-4; Penner 2963; Wasylycia-Leis 2552-3; 3r 3957; RIA 4016 3r 3957; RIA 40 16 No. 51 - 1r Kostyra 2560; No. 45 - 1r Wasylycia-Leis 2459; 2r Kostyra 3028, 3430; 2r Ernst 2804-5; Manness 3368-70, 3428-30, 3575-6; Wasylycia-Leis 2712-3; Mercier 3576-8; Orchard 3576, 39 18; 3r 3955; RIA 4016 CIW Kostyra 3920- 1; Manness 3920-1; No. 46 - 1r Kostyra 2494; 3r 4003; RIA 40 16 2r Mercier 3574-5; Penner 2955-6; No. 52 - 1r Kostyra 2560; 3r 3991; RIA 4016 2r Enns 3796-7; Kostyra 2720; No. 47 - 1r Penner 2540; Manness 3797-3800; Parasiuk 3800-2; 2r Ashton 3715-8; Birt 2719, 3728-9; CIW Kostyra 3921-3; Manness 3921-3; Carstairs 3680-2; Connery 3180-2; Parasiuk 3923-4; 3r 4003; RIA 4016 Cummings 3718-9; Derkach 3727-8; No. 53 - 1r Kostyra 2560; Desjardins 3188-90, 3688; 2r Kostyra 2720-1; Manness 3918-9; Dolin 3182-6, 3713; Downey 3693-5; Parasiuk 3919; CIW Kostyra 3924-5; Driedger 3676, 3682-6; Manness 3924; Parasiuk 3924; Enns 3178-80, 3182, 3184; 3r 4003; RIA 4016 Ernst 3706-9; Filmon 3669-73; No. 54 - 1r Baker 2700; Findlay 3723-5; Johnston 3686-8, 2r Baker 3400-1, 3689; Downey 3689; 3718; Lecuyer 3678-80; 3r 3957; RIA 40 16 McCrae 3673-8; Manness 3186-8; No. 55 - 1r Scott 2806; 2r Scott 3334; Mercier 2963-7; Mitchelson 3689-93; Driedger 3688; 3r 3957; RIA 4016 Pankratz 3725-7; Penner 2713-9; No. 56 - 1r Evans 2806; 2r Enns 3830; Rocan 3722-3; Roch 3712-5; Parasiuk 2949-50, 3830; Scott 3719-22; Walding 3709- 12; CIW Enns 3925; 3r 4003; RIA 40 16 Report Stage Ashton 3960, 3982-4; No. 57 - 1r Kostyra 3777; Baker 3957-8; Birt 3964, 3973-4; 2r Kostyra 3777; Blake 3981; Brown 3977-8; CIW Cowan 3942-4, 3945; Carstairs 3961; Connery 3986; Doer 3926-9, 3932-3; Driedger 3928; Cummings 3989; Derkach 3979-80; Enns 3936, 3939; Ernst 3940-2; Desjardins 3958-9; Doer 3972-3; Evans 3930, 3933; Filmon 3930-2, Dolin 3964; Downey 3961; 3934-6; Findlay 3928, 3940; Ducharme 3976-7; Enns 3960; L. Harapiak 3940; Hemphill 3941-2; Ernst 3969; Evans 3988-9; Kostyra 3778, 3925, 3933, 3940, Filmon 3961-2; Findlay 3978-9; 3941-2, 3945-6; Mackling 3929-30;

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Manness 3778, 3941, 3943, 3945; Pawley 3043-4, 3815-6; 3r 4004; Orchard 3925-9, 3932-3, 3937-9; A/A 40 16 Pankratz 3942-3, 3945; No. 67 - 1r Plohman 2806; Parasiuk 3778, 3934-40; 2r Cummings 3579-81; Downey 3581-3; Penner 3930-2; 3r 4003; A/A 40 17 Ducharme 3654-5; Lecuyer 3582; No. 58 - 1r Doer 2700; Plohman 2961-2, 3655-6; 2r Birt 3747-8; Cummings 3825-7; 3r Cummings 3956-7; Plohman 3957 Derkach 3740-4; Doer 2794-6, 3827; No. 68 - 1 r Parasiuk 294 1; Enns 3744-7; Filmon 3821; 2r Ashton 3860-2; Blake 3859-60; Mackling 3746; Orchard 3816-22; Connery 3886-90; Cummings 3902-4; Pankratz 3822-3; Aoch 3823-4; Derkach 3896-8; Downey 3851-3; 3r 4003; A/A 4016 Driedger 3854-7; Enns 3845-9; No. 59 - 1r Desjardins 2785; 2r Carstairs 3760-1; Connery Filmon 3779-86; Findlay 3852; 3808-10; Desjardins 2952-3, 3810-2; Hammond 3862-4; Johnston 3866-70; Mitchelson 3806-8; Kovnats 3900-2; McCrae 3904-6; Orchard 3595-3600; Maloway 3857-9; Mercier 3906-7; Report Stage Carstairs 3952-3; Orchard 3858, 3891-6; Desjardins 3953-4; Mitchelson 3953; Pankratz 3898-3900; Orchard 3951-2, 3954; Penner 3953; Parasiuk 3028-3 1, 3784, 3868, 3869, 3r 4003; A/A 4016 3870, 3906, 3907-8; Pawley 3849-5 1; No. 60 - 1r Desjardins 2785; Roch 3864-6; Schroeder 3890- 1; 2r Desjardins 2952; Orchard 3578; H. Smith 3888; Uruski 3786; 3r 4003; A/A 4016 3r Filmon 4004; Parasiuk 4004-6; No. 61 - 1r Mackling 2785; A/A 40 16 2r Ashton 3271-4; Blake 3325-6; No. 69 - 1r Penner 294 1; Brown 3323-4; Carstairs 3274-6; 2r Mercier 3764; Penner 3042; Connery 3296-8; Cummings 3284-5; 3r 4006; A/A 4016 Derkach 3320- 1; Dolin 3249, 3251-6; No. 70 - 1r Storie 294 1; 2r Birt 3806; Downey 3331; Driedger 3281-4; Storie 3243-4; 3r 4006; A/A 40 16 Ducharme 3246, 33 1 8-20; No. 71 - 1r Filmon 4007-12; Enns 3328-31; Ernst 3276-81; Pawley 4012-4; C/W 40 14; Filmon 3265-71; Hammond 3324-5; 3r Cowan 40 14; A/A 4017 Johnston 3293-6; McCrae 3244-9; No. 72 - 1r M. Smith 3434; Mackling 2956-9, 3332-3; 2r Brown 3740, 3831-2; Manness 3303, 3321-3; Mercier 3317-8; Mitchelson 3326-7; Mercier 3832-4; Orchard 3834-5; Orchard 3302-7, 3320, 3331; M. Smith 3739-40, 3835-6; Pankratz 3327-8; Rocan 33 1 5-6; 3r 4006; A/A 4016 Santos 3299-330 1; Storie 33 17; No. 73 - 1r McCrae 3697; 3r McCrae 3955-6; Mackling 3956; 2r Evans 3883-4; McCrae 3883; A/A 4016 3r 4006; A/A 40 16 No. 62 - 1r Mackling 2806; 2r Ducharme 3761-2; Mackling 2959-61, 3762-3; Bills, Federal 3r 4003; A/A 40 16 C-18 - National Tr ansportation Act No. 63 - 1 r Penner 2806; C-19 - Motor Vehicle Transport Act 2r Mercier 2961; Penner 2961; Ashton 38; Plohman 38 3r 3957; A/A 4016 No. 64 - 1r Plohman 2806; Bill No. 6 - Municipal Powers 2r Cummings 3578-9; Downey 3653; Downey 1280; Penner 1280 Plohman 3044, 3653-4; Rocan 3652-3; Report Stage Cummings 3955; Plohman 3954-5; 3r 4003; Bill No. 8 - Winnipeg Tax Assessment A/A 40 16 Discussion plan No. 65 - 1r Bucklaschuk 2806; Cowan 268-9; Mercier 268 2r Bucklaschuk 3033, 3045-6, 3805-6; House misleading Downey 3656-60, 3805; Driedger 3806; Doer 293-4; Mercier 293-4 Findlay 3802-5; 3r 4004; A/A 40 16 No. 66 - 1r Pawley 294 1; Interest loss 2r Driedger 3763-4; Doer 295; Mercier 295 Filmon 3812-4, 3815; Passing Manness 3192-4; Mercier 3814-5; Cowan 294; Mercier 294

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Bill No. 28 - Radioactive Waste Bridge north of Selkirk Enforceable Access Route 30 Filmon 3733; Lecuyer 3733 Blake 63; Pawley 63 Ta bling opinions Constituents meeting Filmon 3733; Lecuyer 3733 Blake 63; Cummings 64; Pawley 63, 64 Consultant hired Bill No. 47 - Human Rights Legislation Mitchelson 96; Plohman 96 Assurances not in curriculum Estimated cost Derkach 3793; Pawley 3793; Blake 63; Plohman 63 Penner 3793 Location Big Brothers Cummings 63; Plohman 63-4 Orchard 3792-3; Penner 3792-3 Opposition proposal Caucus free vote Blake 63 Filmon 2561, 3731-2, 3790, 3876; See also Selkirk Corridor Study Pawley 2561, 3731-2, 3790, 3875 this listing Employee benefits amendments Cowan 2562; Filmon 2562; Penner 2562 Budget Exempted groups see Federal Budget/Provincial Budget Filmon 2562; Pawley 2562 Introduction Budget Provincial Cowan 1281; Mercier 1280-1; Accounting practice Penner 1281 Kostyra 584-5; Manness 584-5 Request withdrawal Accurate forecast Filmon 3875; Pawley 3875 Kostyra 354; Manness 354 School curriculum Administrative costs Derkach 3769; Storie 3769 Carstairs 468, 516; Kostyra 468, 516 Balance planning Filmon 618; Kostyra 519, 618-9, 872; Bill No. 61 - Final Offer Selection Manness 519, 871-2; Pawley 519-20 Committee review Burden individuals McCrae 3517; Mackling 3517 Carstairs 355, 467-8; Constitutionality Kostyra 467-8; M. Smith 355 McCrae 3439; Mackling 3439 Care facilities increased cost Fairness employers/employees Desjardins 584; Orchard 584 McCrae 3040; Mackling 3040 Counter planning Labour problems Filmon 1832-3; Pawley 1832-3 McCrae 3041; Mackling 3041 Creative accounting Minister withdraw Kostyra 354; Manness 354 McCrae 2946; Mackling 2946-7 Credit rating Request withdrawal Kostyra 353-4; Manness 353 Connery 3169; McCrae 3040; Crown Corporations losses Mackling 3041; Storie 3169 Kostyra 379; Manness 315, 379; Review bill use Schroeder 315 McCrae 3517; Mackling 3517 Deeter Report recommendations Derkach 416-7; Kostyra 416-7 Ta bling opinion Deductions McCrae 3439; Penner 3439 Handicapped Union leader Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 McCrae 2946-7; Mackling 2946-7 Pension income Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 Bourassa, Premier Deficit Statement support Discrepancies control Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Carstairs 2315-6; Pawley 2316 Reduction Filmon 1833; Kostyra 1833 Brandon General Hospital Executive salaries increase Priorities Carstairs 516; Cowan 517-8 McCrae 2658; Mackling 2658 Fiscal affairs Manness 314; Schroeder 314 Hydro rate increase Break and enter crimes Enns 358; Filmon 376; Mercier 1295-6; Penner 1295-6 Parasiuk 358, 376

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Increased Penner 384, 393, 524-8, 546; Cost Roch Amndt. 480-5; Santos 395-8; Findlay 469; Uruski 469 Schroeder 393, 506-11: Taxation Scott 496-501, 53 1; M. Smith 485-90; Downey 469-70; Filmon 1932; Storie 431-5; Uruski 392; Kostyra 14, 470; Manness 14; Pawley 1932 Job loss Burns Meats Birt 359; Kostyra 359 Canada Packers agreement Lower and middle income families Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980 Kostyra 519; Manness 519 Expansion MHSC increases Employment Desjardins 3517; Dolin 3517 Division Middle income definition Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980-1 Kostyra 518-9; Manness 518-8 Guarantees Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980 Multi-year Interest costs Kostyra 1936; Manness 1936 Business Projections Bankruptcies number Kostyra 1834-5; Manness 1834 Connery 2734; Hemphill 2734 Per capita debt Closure intimidation Kostyra 355; Manness 354-5 Filmon 1933-4, 1990-1; Request new budget Pawley 1933, 1990-1; Kostyra 1834; Manness 1833-4; Wasylycia-Leis 1933-4, 1991 Mercier 1834 Community development concerns Statutory debt payment reduction Connery 3168; Storie 3168-9 Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Competition assistance Tax Grants Program expansion Assurance Driedger 2403-4; Kostyra 2403-4 Kostyra 3444; Manness 3444 Economic climate Exemptions border-towns Canada Packers closure Derkach 416; Kostyra 416-7 Downey 1835; Kostyra 1835 Personal income Confidence encouraged Dolin 278; Filmon 375-6; Downey 1835; Kostyra 1835 Kostyra 375-6, 378; Pawley 376 Unfavorable Manitoba Ye ar loss Carstairs 1935; Kostyra 1935-6 Ducharme 417-8; Kostyra 417-8 Fund details available UIC overpayments Connery 1404; Hemphill 1404 Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 Investment policies Filmon 1932-3; Pawley 1932-3 Budget Address Large firm losses Kostyra 341-50 Carstairs 1936; Kostyra 1936 Loan Program details Budget debate Connery 3038, 3843; Ashton 369-74; Blake 391-5, 452; Hemphill 3039, 3843 Carstairs 418-21; Cowan 450; Province comparison Derkach 538-42; Doer 40 1-6; Connery 3771; Hemphill 3771 Dolin 386-9 1; Downey 528-34; Starts (1985-86) increase Driedger 527; Ducharme 386, 398-40 1; Connery 2812; Hemphill 2812 Evans 393, 421-6; Filmon 359-64, Tax increases economic forecasts 506; Amndt. 365; Findlay 490-5; Kostyra 1199; McCrae 1199 Hammond Amndt. 474-6; Tranter tax opposition H. Harapiak 450-4, 483, 578; Filmon 618; Kostyra 618 L. Harapiak 476-80; Johnston 381-6, Viable private sector 545, 570; Kostyra 546, 568, 571-9; Connery 3844; Hemphill 3844 Kovnats Amndt. 564-8; McCrae 50 1-6; Mass moves professionals Mackling 365-9; Maloway 534-8; Kostyra 3558-9; Manness 3558 Manness 455-9, 575-6; Mercier 568-7 1; Mitchelson 521-4; Orchard 403, 426-31; Business Development and Tourism Pankratz 435-40; Parasiuk 459-61, Opening Remarks 471-4; Pawley 542-7, 562-4; Hemphill 2826, 2828

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Response Mitchelson 290; Orchard 309, Connery 2826-31 1037-43; Pawley 1474-80; Administration Penner 1035-7; Roch 1219-20, Executive Support 1284-6; Schroeder 798-9, 1470-3, Connery 2859-62; Hemphill 2859-62 1484; Scott 1043-8; H. Smith 308, Minister's Salary 1051; Storie 310 Connery 3057-8; Hemphill 3057-8; (Motion defeated 1486) Roch 3058-9 Strategic Planning Connery 2862; Hemphill 2862 Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote Business Development Kostyra 3622-3; Manness 3622 Connery 2862-73, 2902-3; Agri-Food Agreement Hemphill 2862-73, 2902-3 Findlay 3623; Manness 3623; Manitoba Horse Racing Commission Uruski 3623 Connery 3055-6; Hemphill 3055-6; Economic Development Planning Roch 3056 Agreement To urism Kostyra 3624; Manness 3624-5; Canada-Manitoba To urism Agreement Schroeder 3624-5 Destination Manitoba Mineral Development Connery 3049-55; Parasiuk 3624 Hemphill 3049-55; Northern Development Parasiuk 3053-4 Kostyra 3624; Manness 3624; Travel Manitoba Connery 2904-15, 291 7-8; Parasiuk 3624 Hammond 291 5-7; Hemphill 2903- 18; To urism Agreement Roch 2917 Hemphill 3623-4; Manness 3623-4

Canada Games Canada Packers Announcement Burns agreement Carstairs 3442; Desjardins 3442 Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980 Brandon advised Employment Desjardins 1405; McCrae 1405 Filmon 889; Mackling 889 City application Desjardins 1404; McCrae 1404 Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd. Cost (CCIL) Carstairs 3442; Desjardins 3442 Location Agreement conditions Desjardins 1404; McCrae 1404 Cowan 1995; McCrae 1995 Negotiations Appointments Carstairs 3442; Desjardins 3442-3 Cowan 3917; Pankratz 3917 Assistance criteria Cowan 1995; McCrae 1995 C-18/C-19 hearings Dutch owned C-18 - National Transportation Act Cowan 2031; Film on 2031 C-19 - Motor Vehicle Transport Act Loans Ashton 38; Plohman 38 Amount Cowan 2184-5; Filmon 2184; C-22 The Patent Act Kostyra 2184 Proposed motion (Pawley) Conversion Introduction Cowan 2184; Filmon 2184-5 Mackling 287 Write-off Debate Cowan 2185; Filmon 2185; Ashton 799-802; Carstairs 291-2; Kostyra 2184 Dolin 1286-91; Downey 1048-51, Support 1212-14; Driedger 798, 1468-70; Cowan 1994-5; Pankratz 1994-5 Ducharme 793-6, 1046; Enns 802-3, 1033-5, 1039, 1041, 1048, 1050; Evans 797-8; Filmon 1480-5; Canadian General Electric Hammond 1291-3; Johnston 308, Contract negotiations 1483; Kostyra 1049; McCrae 1469; Johnston 3171; Schroeder 3171 Mackling 287-91, 1485; Industrial benefits package Maloway 1214-9; Manness 1473-4; Johnston 3170; Schroeder 3170

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Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) Restoration Personnel move Carstairs 2088; Pawley 2088 Dolin 3439; Plohman 3439 Teen-Aid funding review Evans 3917-8; Rocan 39 17 Canadian Wheat Board Reduced federal payments Carman Agri Services Baker 99; Pawley 99 Bankruptcy Resolution recommendation Bucklaschuk 24 1; Orchard 24 1 Baker 99; Pawley 99 Documentation examination Wheat prices inequity Orchard 15; Pawley 15 Baker 1196; Uruski 1196 Notification Bucklaschuk 15; Orchard 15 Saskatchewan court Cancer Foundation Award appeal Agency protocol Bucklaschuk 100; Orchard 100 Carstairs 1667; Lecuyer 1666-7 Letter of Credit Audit Report Bucklaschuk 100; Orchard 100, 240; Ordered Pawley 240 Desjardins 3442; Oleson 344 1-2 Policy changes Ta bled Orchard 240-1; Pawley 24 1 Desjardins 3517 Statement of Claim Board replacement Bucklaschuk 240; Orchard 240 Desjardins 33 14-5; Mitchelson 3314 Funding allocation to chemotherapy and radiology Carstairs funding Desjardins 3442; Oleson 3442 Carstairs 518; Cowan 518 Out-of-province costs Desjardins 3261; Mitchelson 3261 Cellular telephones Sinking fund Competitive supply market Desjardins 3261; Mitchelson 3261 Doer 1728; Orchard 1728 Radiation Program Equipment purchase External agencies protocol Doer 1728-9; Orchard 1728 Carstairs 1667; Lecuyer 1667 Provisions Funding Doer 1728; Orchard 1728 Carstairs 1666-7; Lecuyer 1666-7 Service availability Funding removal Doer 1728; Orchard 1728 Carstairs 1666; Lecyer 1666-7 Ta bling business plan Service standard Doer 2977 -8; Orchard 2978 Carstairs 1667; Lecuyer 1667 Radon level guidelines Carstairs 2944-5; Lecuyer 2945 CF-18 Contract Carstairs 355; M. Smith 355 Careerstarl Program Premier's statement Antler River Recreation District Carstairs 1569; Pawley 1569-70 Downey 1937; Evans 1937 Caucus cuts Charter of Rights Carstairs 2089; Evans 2465; Review Committee Storie 2089 Birt 1118; Storie 1118 Fedorowich, Stephan funding Social Assistance Program conflict Evans 3791; Rocan 3791 Carstairs 1993; Evans 1993 Grant cutbacks Supreme Law Carstairs 296; Evans 296-7 Carstairs 3913; Penner 3913 Homosexuals Evans 3791-2; Rocan 3791 Policy changes Child Abuse Carstairs 98; Evans 98 Chief Medical Examiner's review Springfield-Tache Resource Centre Mercier 1117; M. Smith 1117-8 Evans 3123; Roch 3123 Death causes Step Program Mercier 319; M. Smith 319 Job losses Information lack Carstairs 2089; Evans 2465; Carstairs 2500; Pawley 2500 Storie 2089 Manitoba Social Workers Association

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Submission Children's Aid Society Mercier 319; M. Smith 319-20 Child abuse policy reassessment Molestation Filmon 2541; M. Smith 2541 Penner 3880; Rocan 3880 Closure Police protection Filmon 2541; M. Smith 2541 Mercier 892; Penner 892 Deaths since dissolution Protection Centre Filmon 2541-2; M. Smith 2541-2 Mercier 977; M. Smith 977 Registry Amy case charges Chiropody Association Brown 3560; Penner 3560 Carstairs 1725; Desjardins 1725 Appeal procedure Brown 33 13; M. Smith 33 13 Names Churchill Housing Authority Released Income complaints Carstairs 583; M. Smith 583 Carstairs 2404; Hemphill 2404 Removed Policy re-evaluation Brown 33 13; Carstairs 583; Carstairs 2404; Hemphill 2404 M. Smith 583, 33 13 Rent increases Regulations Carstairs 11; Hemphill 11-2 Carstairs 583; M. Smith 583 Te achers Review Eviction Mercier 2461; Penner 2461 Carstairs 1119; Hemphill 1119 St. Hilaire family Brown 33 12-3; M. Smith 33 12-3 Leases Seven Oaks Yo uth Centre Carstairs 1119; Hemphill 1119 Carstairs 3604-5; M. Smith 3604-5 Options Carstairs 1120; Hemphill 1120

Child and Family Services Agencies Churchill Public Housing Deficit predicted Accommodations professionals Mercier 192; M. Smith 192 Carstairs 11; Hemphill 11 Directorate review Low income housing availability Mercier 2497; M. Smith 2497 Carstairs 11; Hemphill 11 Hasiuk, Ernest Private sector housing Mercier 2496-7, 2542-3; Carstairs 11; Hemphill 11-2 M. Smith 2496-7, 2542-3 Rent increases Improved service Carstairs 11; Hemphill 11 Mercier 892; Penner 892; Te achers M. Smith 892 Infant deaths Leases Mercier 3879; M. Smith 3879 Carstairs 1119; Hemphill 1119 Director position Policy re-evalaution Carstairs 2543; M. Smith 2543 Carstairs 2404; Hemphill 2404 Service standard Brown 39 15; Pawley 39 15 City of Winnipeg See Winnipeg, City of Child Care Social workers qualifications Civil Service Brown 3738; M. Smith 3738 Opening Remarks Kostyra 2931-3 Child's Lake - Blue Lake Response Derkach 3445-6; L. Harapiak 3445-6 McCrae 2932-3 Administration and Finance Child We lfare League of America Kostyra 3537-42; McCrae 3537-42 Manitoba membership Civil Service Benefit Plans Brown 3560; Penner 3560; Kostyra 3543; McCrae 3543 M. Smith 2559-60 Levy for Health and Post-Secondary Native Training Program Education Brown 3560; Penner 3560; Kostyra 3543-4; McCrae 3543; M. Smith 3560 Manness 3543-4

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Clean Environment Committee Driedger 736, 2902, 2982, 3610, Sugar Beet industry 3668, 3705, 3844 Birt 2100; Cowan 2100 First Report H. Smith 867 Clearwater Lake Second Report Santos 3034 Lagoon Third Report Carstairs 1231-2; Ashton 3788 H. Harapiak 1231-2; Lecuyer 1231 Fourth Report Park Dolin 3909 Carstairs 1232; H. Harapiak 1232

Committee of Natural Resources Clive, Sandra Changes Clerk of Committees Dolin 2949 Introduction Phillips 1989 Committee on Private Bills Changes Cobalt treatments Dolin 3729; Delay Driedger 3668, 3705 Desjardins 2662; Oleson 2662 First Report Reasons for delay Dolin 3766 Desjardins 2662; Oleson 2662 Waiting list Desjardins 2662; Oleson 2662 Committee on Privileges and Elections Changes Dolin 3729, 3764, 3775, Committee of Agriculture 3738, 3795; Changes Driedger 3668, 3705, 3795 Dolin 3610 First Report First Report Santos 3871 Dolin 3696 Committee of Public Accounts Committee on Economic Development Changes Changes Dolin 2813; 2949 Cowan 588; Dolin 1059, 1066, 1301, Report 1574, 1730, 1939, 3795; Birt 3257 Driedger 1073, 3795 First Report Committee on Public Utilities and Santos 1663 Natural Resources Second Report Changes Santos 2084 Dolin 562, 785, 1030, 1059, 1199, Third Report 2107, 2467; 2710, 3125, 3370, Santos 3341 3610, 3795, 3844, 3854; Fourth Report Driedger 785, 3795 Santos 387 1 First Report Opposition draft review Birt 1274 Parasiuk 1567 Second Report L. Harapiak 3696 Committee on Industrial Relations Third Report Scott 3873 Changes Dolin 3265, 3350, 3370; Driedger 3265, 3561 Committee of Rules of the House First Report Permanent committee changes H. Smith 3432 Cowan 588 Second Report H. Smith 3601 Committee of Statutory Regulations and Orders Committee on Municipal Affairs Changes Changes Dolin 2948-9. 3265, 3844; Dolin 647, 785, 2949, 2983. Driedger 2902. 3265, 3844 3669, 3738, 3764, 3882; Report

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Dolin 3235 Downey 3838; Harper 3838 Third Report Policy Roch 3874 Filmon 1454-5; Harper 1455 Request Government Services Minister resignation Committee of Supply Downey 3838; Pawley 3838 Capital Supply Residency Bill No. 57 Downey 1487-8; Harper 1487-8 Kostyra 3776; Manness 3776; Winnipeg loans policy Parasiuk 3776 Filmon 1454-5; M. Smith 1454 Interim Supply Work at U. of M. Manness 2724-5 Downey 1488; Harper 1488 Ye llow Thunder Holdings Loan Committee of Ways and Means Approval Capital Supply Filmon 1490; Harper 1490 Bill No. 57 Investigation Manness 3777 Downey 3838; Harper 3838 Resolution (Bill No. 71) Registration Manness 4007 Filmon 1490; Harper 1490

Committees of the Whole House Community Places Grant Appointment Deputy Chair (Baker) Glenboro Golf Club Cowan 588 Oleson 1840; Wasylycia-Leis 1840 Program applications Community agency responsibilities Roch 1233; Wasylycia-Leis 1233 Carstairs 2498; M. Smith 2498 St. Vital Mustangs Wa lding 1571; Wasylycia-Leis 1571

Community Economic Development Fund Commonwealth Day Message (CEDF) Phillips 186 Doer 2087; Downey 2087 Business address requirements Filmon 1490; Harper 1490 Community Services Dillen, Ken loan Opening Remarks Filmon 3839; Harper 3839 M. Smith 1878-81, 1885 Gunn, N.D. Response Business address Brown 1881-4; Carstairs 1884-5 Downey 1488; Filmon 1490; Administration and Finance Harper 1488, 1490 Administrative Services Campaign office rental Brown 1917; M. Smith 1917 Downey 1397-8; Pawley 1398-9 Communications Funds Brown 1891; Carstairs 1892; Recovery action Mercier 1891-2; M. Smith 1891-2 Blake 1489; Harper 1489 Executive Support Safeguarding Brown 1885-6; Carstairs 1887-8; Downey 1487; Harper 1487 Mercier 1886-7; M. Smith 1886-8 Government tenders Sherridon Financial Services Criteria phone-in bids Brown 1893-4, 1916-7; Derkach 2811; Harper 281 1 Mercier 1893-4; Policy M. Smith 1893-4, 1916-7 Derkach 2811; Harper 2811 Human Resources Loan Brown 1917-8; Carstairs 1918-9; Approval Hammond 1919-20; M. Smith 1918-20 Cowan 1489-90; Filmon 1489-90 Minister's Salary Confirmation Brown 2286; Connery 2336-8; Downey 1397, 1453-4; M. Smith 2286-8, 2308-9, 2336 Harper 1397; M. Smith 1454 Research and Planning Meeting Brown 1888-90; Cowan 1398-9; Downey 1398; Carstairs 1888-9, 1891; Pawley 1398 Mercier 1888; 1890; Loan M. Smith 1888-9 1 Approval investigation Child and Family Services

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Administration Competition Assistance Grants Program Brown 2126; Driedger 2403-4; Kostyra 2403-4 Carstairs 2072-4, 2078-9, 208 1; Mercier 2066-71, 2074-7, 2079-83; Condolence, Motions of M. Smith 2066-83, 2126-7 Clark, Walter Ernest Child and Family Support Carstairs 2092; Filmon 209 1-2; Brown 2127-8, 2139-4 1, 2174-6; Pawley 209 1; Storie 2092 Carstairs 2132-9, 2176; Copp, Stanley Cummings 2141-2, 2170-2; Baker 2093, Carstairs 2093; Mercier 2129-32, 2173-4; Filmon 2093-4; Pawley 2092-3 M. Smith 2127-42, 2169-76 Dawson, Earl Phillip Child Day Care Carstairs 2094; Downey 2095-6; Carstalrs 2228-3, 2266, 2268; Enns 2095; Ernst 2095; Downey 22 15; Ducharme 2225-7; Filmon 2094-5; Pawley 2094 Hammond 2216-25, 2266-7; Doern, Russell John M. Smith 22 1 5-32, 2266-8 Ashton 1846-7; Carstairs 1843; Children's Special Services Enns 1847; Filmon 1844-5; Mercier 2181-3; M. Smith 2181-3 Kostyra 1843-4; Mackling 1848; Family Dispute Services Maloway 1843; Pawley 1842-3; Carstairs 2275-8; Santos 1846; Scott 1847-8; Hammond 2268-75; M. Smith 2268-9 Schroeder 1845-6 Seven Oaks Youth Centre Evans, Edward Gurney, OBE Downey 1842; Enns 1841-2; Brown 2177, 2179-81; Filmon 1841; Pawley 1840- 1; Carstairs 2177-9; M. Smith 2177-81 M. Smith 1842 Community Social Services Shafransky, Harry Administration Blake 1850-1; Enns 1848; Carstairs 2020; Connery 20 1 8-20; Kovnats 1851-2; Mackling 1852; M. Smith 2018-20 Parasiuk 1850; Pawley 1848-9; General Purpose Grants Santos 1852; Schroeder 1851 Brown 2066; M. Smith 2066 Thompson, John William Mcleod, Q.C. Manitoba Developmental Centre Downey 2097; Enns 2097; Carstairs 1978-83; Filmon 2096-7; McCrae 2097; Connery 1965-78, 1983-8, 2017; Mercier 2097; Pawley 2096 M. Smith 1964-88 Operations Condominium Carstairs 2026-8; Act information amendments Connery 2021-6, 2028; Birt 3122-3; Hemphill 3122-3 M. Smith 2021-7 Corporations legislation Programs Birt 2404-5; Hemphill 2404-5 Brown 2060-5; Carstairs 2066; M. Smith 2060-6 Conference Board of Canada Corrections Economic forecast Administration Kostyra 1834, 2186-7; Brown 2279; M. Smith 2279 Manness 1834, 2186-7 Adult Corrections Impact Brown 2279-82; Carstairs 2282-4; Kostyra 2187, 2292-3; M. Smith 2279-84 Manness 2187, 2292-3 Community Corrections Brown 2285; Carstairs 2285; Conflict of Interest, Public Service M. Smith 2285-6 Guidelines Correctional Yo uth Centres Manness 2900; Penner 2900 Brown 2284; Carstairs 2284; Natural Gas Policy, Inter-City Gas M. Smith 2284-5 Declaration Registration and Licensing Pawley 2942; Residential Care Licensing Phillips 2894, 2900, 2942 Brown 1921-3, 1929; House Members Carstairs 1926-8; Connery 1928-9; Penner 2894, 2900, 2942 Oleson 1923-6; M. Smith 1921-9 Matter taken under advisement 2894 Vital Statistics Natural Gas policy Brown 1920; Carstairs 1920-1; Carstairs 2894; Manness 2900 M. Smith 1920-1 Ruling

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Members seek Assembly Law Officer Word processing course Advise Removal Phillips 2942 Carstairs 315; Storie 316 Ta bled legal advice Penner 2942 Cooperative Communications Cowan 3916-7; Pankratz 39 16 Consolidated Professor Mines Environmental impact study Cooperative Development Filmon 2103; Lecuyer 2103 Opening Remarks Manitoba monitor Cowan 3059-60 Ernst 3609; Lecuyer 3609 Response Oil spill damage Pankratz 3060 Ernst 3609; Lecuyer 3609 Administration and Finance Ontario development Executive Support Ernst 3609; Lecuyer 3609 Cowan 3060-1; Pankratz 3060-1 Winnipeg water contamination Financial and Administrative Filmon 2102-3; Lecuyer 2102-3 Services Cowan 3061-9; Kovnats 3064-7; Constitution Pankratz 3061-4, 3067-9 See Meech Lake Cooperative and Credit Union Development and Regulation Cowan 3069-72, 3101-3; Constituency map Pankratz 3069-72, 3101-3 Roch 1233-4; Wasylycia-Leis 1234 Interest Forgiveness Canadian Co-operative Implements Constituencies increase Ltd. Mercier 2812-3; Pawley 2813 Cowan 3103-6; Pankratz 3103-6

Consumer and Corporate Affairs Cormack-Dewar Report Opening Remarks Ta bling Mackling 2665-6 Filmon 1568, 2807, 3513; Response H. Harapiak 1568, 2807, 3035, 3513-4; Ducharme 2666 Orchard 3035 Administration and Finance Executive Support Cormorant Town Council Ducharme 2666-7; Mackling 2666-7 Flooding damages Corporate Affairs Carstairs 37; Harper 37 Ducharme 2667-70; Mackling 2667-70 Native communities Consumer Affairs Carstairs 62 1; H. Harapiak 62 1 Ducharme 2670-6; Mackling 2670-6 Removal of powers Carstairs 36; Harper 36 Consumers' Association of Canada Restoration of powers Department handling calls closure Carstairs 37; Harper 37 Carstairs 1063; Mackling 1063 Self-government Federal contact Carstairs 36, 620; Mackling 1065; H. Smith 1065 H. Harapiak 621; Harper 36-7 Funding Carstairs 1063; Mackling 1063 Corporate income tax Kostyra 3841; Man ness 3841 Continuing Education ADM appointment Correctional facilities Carstairs 3122; Storie 3122 Day passes Funding reduction Brown 1300; M. Smith 1300 Carstairs 315; Storie 315, 447 Headingley security Occupational Preparation and Brown 3794; M. Smith 3794 Upgrading Programs Carstairs 315; Storie 315 Seniors grants Credit Union Stabilization Fund Carstairs 3198, 3201; Amount requested Storie 3198, 3200-1 Cowan 623; Pankratz 623-4

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Assistance Roch 244 1; Wasylycia-Leis 2441 Cowan 1459-60; Pankratz 1459-60 Communication and Information Interest repayment Services Cowan 623; Pankratz 623 Roch 2439-40; Renewal agreement Wasylycia-Leis 2439-40 Cowan 623; Pankratz 623 Executive Support Ta bling report Roch 2435-8; Wasylycia-Leis 2435-7 Cowan 624, 1459; Pankratz 624, 1459 Finance and Management Services Roch 2440-1; Wasylycia-Leis 2440- 1 Minister's Salary Crop seeding credit Cummings 2615; Downey 2607-8; Findlay 1573; Uruski 1573 Ernst 2602-7, 2608- 15; Manness 2606-8; Roch 260 1; Crown Corporations Wasylycia-Leis 2601-15 Act losses Personnel Services Filmon 3412; Pawley 34 12 Roch 2441-2; Wasylycia-Leis 244 1-2 Agencies rate increases Research and Planning Filmon 3840; Pawley 3840 Roch 2438-9; Wasylycia-Leis 2438-9 Bill terms and principles Communication Services Derkach 2789-90; Doer 2790 Client Support Services Financial statements Roch 2533; Wasylycia-Leis 2533 Bucklaschuk 3412; Filmon 34 12 Communications Advisory Services Roch 2534; Wasylycia-Leis 2534 Municipal Affairs Committee review Public Information Services Derkach 2790; Doer 2790 Manness 2535; Roch 2534-6; Policy Wasylycia-Leis 2534-6 Cowan 34 11; Film on 34 10-1 Queen's Printer Responsibility Hammond 2536; Manness 2536-7; Filmon 2085; Pawley 2085 Wasylycia-Leis 2536-7 Role Translation Services Filmon 2085; Pawley 2085 Roch 2537; Wasylycia-Leis 2537 Salaries Culture, Heritage and Recreation Derkach 2660; Doer 2660 Programs Cultural Resources Crown Investments Roch 2519-20; Opening Remarks Wasylycia-Leis 25 19-20 Doer 2338-9 Executive Administration Response Roch 2442-3, 2538; Derkach 2339-40 Wasylycia-Leis 2442-3, 2538 Crown Investments Administration Grants Administration Crown Corporation Support Desjardins 2454; Enns 2445-8; Connery 2394-8; Ernst 2450- 1, 2453-4; Derkach 2340-4, 2352-5, 2375-8; Oleson 2449-50; Doer 2340-56, 2375-8, 2382-94, Roch 2444-5, 2449, 2455-7, 2388-9, 2398-9; Downey 2354, 2356; 2518-9; Wasylycia-Leis 2444-57, Enns 2344-5, 2378-82; 2518-9 L. Harapiak 2390-8; Historic Resources Johnston 2348-50, 2380; Roch 2527; Wasylycia-Leis 2527 Manness 2346-7; Legislative Library Orchard 2350-2, 2386-7; Scott 2381 Roch 2529; Wasylycia-Leis 2529 Manitoba Film Classification Board Roch 2532; Wasylycia-Leis 2532 Crown oil leases Manitoba Intercultural Council Sale result Roch 2530-2; Maloway 814-5; Parasiuk 815 Wasylycia-Leis 2530-2 Provincial Archives Culture, Heritage and Recreation Roch 2528-9; Opening Remarks Wasylycia-Leis 2528-9 Wasylycia-Leis 2429-33 Public Library Services Response McCrae 2524-5; Roch 2523-4; Roch 2433-5 Wasylycia-Leis 2523-7 Administration and Finance Recreation Services Administrative Services Roch 2520-3;

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Wasylycia-Leis 2521-3 Deaths Regional Services Motor Vehicle Roch 2527-8; Manness 3198; Plohman 3199 Wasylycia-Leis 2527-8 Seat belts Status of Women Manness 3174; Plohman 3174, 3199; Hammond 2595-260 1; Roch 3199 Wasylycia-Leis 2594-260 1 Te lecommunications Policy Doer 2590-3; Orchard 2590-3; Defamation suit Roch 2593; Wasylycia-Leis 2590 Premier Supreme Court appeal Filmon 3876; Orchard 3876; Pawley 3876 Daerwood Machine Works Funds accountability Deficiency payments Connery 100; Hemphill 100, 134 (1986) subsidy Grant conditions Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Connery 237-8; Hemphill 237 (1987) payment Loan terms Federal/Provincial sharing Connery 237; Hemphill 237 Findlay 2565; Uruski 2565 Small business incentive payment Manitoba participation Connery 100, 1198; Findlay 2565; Uruski 2565 Hemphill 100, 134, 1198; Method Orchard 135 Findlay 2565; Uruski 2565 Ta bling loan details Connery 1548; Hemphill 1548 Deficit Reduction commitment Dakota-Ojibway Tribal Council Filmon 1833; Kostyra 1833 Police Program termination Responsibility Ernst 2791; Penner 2791 Kostyra 3840-1; Man ness 3840 Provincial commitment Status Ernst 2791-2; Penner 2791 Kostyra 3840; Manness 3840

Daly Oilfield No. 3, west of Virden Delta Beach Drilling policy accident Debris Findlay 318; Parasiuk 318 Connery 2103; L. Harapiak 2103 Saltwater spillage Agricultural land effect Findlay 318; Uruski 318 Department of Education Well-drilling Disregard qualifications Findlay 318; Parasiuk 318 Carstairs 3122; Storie 3122 Te xtbook material Complaints Daniels, Morley Kenneth Carstairs 1454; Storie 1454 Sentence appeal Readability level Hammond 1571; Penner 1571 Carstairs 1454; Storie 1454

Dauphin Crisis Centre Deputy Attorney-General Carstairs 1491; M. Smith 1491 Salary Kostyra 1781, 2104-5; Day Care McCrae 1781, 1860, 2105; Penner 1781 Discrepancies control Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Deputy Speaker's Rulings Federal intentions P/0 by McCrae relevancy of comments H. Smith 244; M. Smith 244 to debate 3249-51; Information Cowan 3249-51; Mercier 3249; Baker 3122; M. Smith 3122 Orchard 3250; Dolin 3250-1; Payroll tax ruled out of order 3251 Carstairs 3239; Kostyra 3239 P/0 by Cowan reflection Spaces criteria/ priority upon the Chair 3249-51; Hammond 23 17; Carstairs 3239; Orchard 3250; M. Smith 2317-8, 3239 taken under advisement 3251;

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ruled out of order 3372 B. Mitchelson March 19, 1987 Doctors Mitchelson 605 Constitutional Accord(1987) Entrance program limitations Pawley 2727 Carstairs 165; Desjardins 165 Consumer and Corporate Affairs Increased salary benefits Supplementary Information Carstairs 3349; Desjardins 3349 for Legislative Review Rural/Northern jobs incentives 1987-88 Estimates Carstairs 165; Desjardins 165 Mackling 2289 Cooperative Development Documents Tabled Supplementary Information Agriculture 1987-88 Estimates for Legislative Review Supplementary Information 1987-88 Estimates Uruski 513 Cowan 2289 Agri-Food Economic and Regional Crop Insurance Act - Bill No. 15 Development Agreement Summary of Amendments Uruski 1337 Uruski 2007 AIDS brochure Crown Investments Carstairs 1778 Supplementary Information Alcoholism Foundation for Legislative Review Supplemental Information 1987-88 Estimates for Legislative Review Doer 1989 1987-88 Estimates Culture, Heritage and Recreation Desjardins 581 Supplementary Information Attorney-General Legislative Review Supplementary Information 1987-88 Estimates for Legislative Review Wasylycia-Leis 2084 1987-88 Estimates Directory Penner 2099 French Language Services Secretariat Bill No. 26 - Proposed amendment Pawley 127 Committee presentation Draft Telex Uruski to Federal Ernst 3363 Minister of Agriculture Carman-Agri Services Ltd. April 29, 1987 Letter Orchard to Bucklaschuk Uruski 1458 February 24, 1987 Education Orchard 15 Supplementary Information Child Abuse in Winnipeg for Legislative Review External Review relating to System 1987-88 Estimates Storie 1453 of dealing with - March, 1987 M. Smith 888 Employment Services and Press release Economic Services M. Smith 888 Supplementary Information Child Deaths for Legislative Review Action taken following 1987-88 Estimates M. Smith 2461 Evans 2458 Civil Service Environment, Wo rkplace Safety Supplementary Information and Health for Legislative Review Supplementary Information 1987-88 Estimates for Legislative Review Kostyra 2184 1987-88 Estimates Community Services Storie 2099 Supplementary Information Estimates sequence tabling for Legislative Review Cowan 128 1987-88 Estimates Felix, Daniel Infant Death M. Smith 1192 Internal Review Comprehensive Health Care Summary of Findings and Services Model (Estimates) Recommendations Desjardins 907 M. Smith 1663 Conflict of Interest guidelines Finance Legal opinion Supplementary Information Penner 2942 for Legislative Review Constituent letter to 1987-88 Estimates

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Kostyra 2184 Labour Supplementary Information Supplementary Information for Legislative Review for Legislative Review 1987-88 Revenue Estimates 1987-88 Estimates Kostyra 3696 Mackling 2289 Fluid Milk in Manitoba Landlord and Te nant Review Committee Per-Capita Consumption (1981-6) Report Uruski 3031-2 Hemphill 1192 Free Press first page Legislative Counsel March 19, 1987 Legal Opinion Bill No. 28 Mercier 415 Filmon 3750-1 Government Services Letter Cowan to Mercier Supplementary Information March 9, 1987 for Legislative Review Mercier 589 1987-88 Estimates Letter Jody Aylard to H. Harapiak 2493 Findlay including copy Gowler, Albert letter from Charles Mayer to Uruski Meindl, Medical Examiner's office March 30, 1987 May 20, 1987 Pankratz 963 Brown 2461 Library Grants (1985) Greater Winnipeg Gas Wasylycia-Leis 1121 and Inter-City Gas Manitoba Advisory Council Estimate of Value Share on the Status of Women Parasiuk 3776 Triennial Report Headingley property re-assessment (Dec. 1983 - Mar. 1986) Citizens petition Wasylycia-Leis 127 Ernst 172 Manitoba Business Development Health Services Commission and Tourism Supplemental Information Supplementary Information for Legislative Review for Legislative Review 1987-88 Estimates 1987-88 Estimates Desjardins 58 1 Hemphill 2540 Health Supplemental Information Manitoba Developmental Centre for Legislative Review Information (Supply) 1987-88 Estimates M. Smith 2018 Desjardins 581 Manitoba Energy and Mines High School Education: The Issues Supplementary Information Storie 441 for Legislative review Highways and Transportation 1987-88 Estimates Highway Construction Program 1987-88 Parasiuk 2289 Plohman 1397 Manitoba Health Services Commission Statement of Minister Capital Program (1987-88) 1987-88 Estimates Desjardins 1306 Plohman 1497 Manitoba Housing Supplemental Information Supplementary Information for Legislative Review for Legislative Review 1987-88 Estimates 1987-88 Estimates Plohman 975 Hemphill 2540 Industry, Trade and Te chnology Manitoba Law Reform Commission Supplementary Information Periodic Payment of Damages for for Legislative Review Personal Injury and Death Report 1987-88 Estimates Penner 3874 Schroeder 1853 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Jobs Fund Program Detail Description (MPIC) Destruction Report (Supply) Minister's 1984 Office Files Schroeder 2849 Wasylycia-Leis 3235 Justice in Manitoba (MPIC) Members Submission Key Indicators (1987 Supply) Reinsurance assumed Penner 2321 Bucklaschuk 549-50 Kozak, Desiree infant death (MPIC) Recommendations Reponse Summary of Findings and Provincial Auditor's Report Recommendations Internal Review Bucklaschuk 3235 M. Smith 3874 (MPIC) Special Audit Report

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Reinsurance Operations Abused Children in Manitoba 1986 Kostyra 3235 M. Smith 1963 (MPIC) Statement (Bucklaschuk) 463 RCMP Investigation Report Response Filmon 463; Pawley 463 MTX, Te lecom Services, Saudi Arabia Meech Lake Communique April 30, 1987 Datacom Limited, AI Bassam Datacom Pawley 1565-6 Division Minnesota Salary Survey, 1986 Penner 3909- 10 Dolin 3249 Sabeski letter from Penner Minnesota Salary Survey June 10, 1987 Hospitals and Nursing Homes (1986) Penner 3605 Dolin 3249 Special Farm School Tax Assistance Municipal Affairs Program information Supplementary Information Uruski 2982 for Legislative Review Strengthening Winnipeg Local 1987-88 Estimates Bucklaschuk 2099 Government: Municipal Infrastructure Report Proposal Changes Establishment of Municipal City of Winnipeg Act Development Fund Doer 9 Bucklaschuk 30 12 Sugar Beet Producer Natural Resources Letter from Minister of Agriculture Supplementary Information March 27, 1987 for Legislative Review Including Charles Mayer 1987-88 Estimates Letter copied March 19, 1987 L. Harapiak 777 Uruski 962 No to Patent Drug, Patent Law Changes Front page of "Manitoba Seniors Sugar Beet Stabilization Plan Organization Journal" Letter Minister of State, December, 1986 Charles Mayer Dolin 1288 Uruski 446 Northern Affairs Thirty-third Annual Progress Review, Supplementary Information January 1987 for Legislative Review University of Manitoba (Agriculture) 1987-88 Estimates Uruski 1337 Harper 2730 Tr ansport Federal Standing Committee Northern Manitoba Reserve Manitoba submission Findings Summary Repatriation of female minor Plohman 407 July 1986 Twelfth Annual Report of the Prairie M. Smith 3432 Agricultural Machinery Institute Oil Activity Review 1986 Uruski 1337 Parasiuk 2289 Urban Affairs Personal Taxes Supplementary Information 1987 Interprovincial Comparison for Legislative Review Kostyra 577 1987-88 Estimates Provincial Population changes Doer 23 14 Non-Residential Investment (1981-6) Ashton 3074 U.S./Canada Agreement R.M. of Woodworth - Clean Environment Staff briefing Letters Lecuyer June 4, 1987 Lecuyer 1121 H. Smith 3408 Railway Transport Committee VIA Rail maintenance program Manitoba Submission Cancellation Plohman 462 Te lex John Crosbie (Federal Records Authority Schedule Minister of Transport) Samples Plohman 3588 wasylycia-Leis 516 Water Supply Issues Registration as Authorized Official and Mortgage Salesman Supplementary Information Application 1987-88 (Supply) Estimates Ernst 3706 L. Harapiak 1804 Report on Physically and Sexually Western Premier's Conference (1987)

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Communiques 1 thru 7 Removal deadline Pawley 2492 Driedger 3559; Pawley 3559 Winnipeg Sun newspaper clipping Column "Overview" "Hearings Reveal Need for Bill" Economic July 14, 1987 Climate Maloway 3997-8 Downey 1835; Kostyra 1835 Wisconsin Wage Survey, 1986 Royal Bank forecast Dolin 3249 Kostyra 1492; Manness 1492 Wisconsin Wage Surveys (1986) Catalog of Occupational Definitions Dolin 3249 Economic and Regional Development Workers Compensation Board Agreement (ERDA) Correspondence Edward Latta Funds available Claim # 7905 5763 Carstairs 3767; Wasylycia-Leis 3767 Filmon 3698 Program extension Legislative Review Committee Report Carstairs 3767; Wasylycia-Leis 3767 H. Harapiak 2976 Supporting actuaries documents Executive Director, letter dated Education February 26, 1987 from William M. Opening Remarks Mercer Limited to Ken Kurbis Storie 1671-2, 1674-5 H. Harapiak 639 Response Letter dated February 27, 1987 from Birt 1672-4, 1675-6; William M. Mercer Limited to Hammond 1674-5 Ken Kurbis H. Harapiak 639 Administration and Finance Report prepared by William M. Administration and Te acher Mercer Limited provision for Certification undetermined cost of existing Birt 1694; Storie 1694 claims Executive Support H. Harapiak 639 Birt 1676-77; Storie 1676-77 Workers Compensation Board Report Financial Services Speaking notes Birt 1693-4; Storie 1693-4 H. Harapiak 639 Minister's Salary Ye llowhead Projects Birt 2059-60; Storie 260 Federal/Provincial cost sharing Personnel Services Branch Plohman 1507 Birt 1692-3; Storie 1692-3 Research and Planning Douglas Marsh Birt 1678-9, 1681-3, 1688-9, Rare birds 1691-2, 1862; Derkach 1679-8 1, Blake 2812; Plohman 2812 1686-8, 1690- 1, 1862-3; Ducharme 1683-6; Storie 1678-92, 1862-3 Drainage Problems Bureau de I' Education Francaise Findlay 3444; L. Harapiak 3445 Curriculum Development and Implementation Drivers Hammond 2052-6; Storie 2052-6 Epileptic valid license Division Administration Cummings 3842; Plohman 3842 Hammond 2052; Storie 2052 Licence fees Educational Support Services Blake 448; Plohman 448 Hammond 2052; Storie 2052 Suspended breach Expenditures Related to Capital Cummings 299; Plohman 299 Birt 2056-8; Hammond 2059; Johnston 2047; Scott 2058-9; Storie 204 7, 2056-9 Drought contingency plans Financial Support - Schools Findlay 1992; Uruski 1992 Assistance to Schools in Remote Settlements Dutch Elm Disease Birt 1871; Activity withheld review Derkach 1871-3, 1905-7, 1940- 1; Driedger 3559; Pawley 3559 Storie 1871-3, 1905-7, 1939-4 1

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General Support Grants Commissions Derkach 1907-15; Birt 1746-7; Storie 1746-7 Storie 1873-8, 1902-5, 1907-15, Te achers' Retirement Allowances Fund 1939; Walding 1873-8, 1902-5, 1915 Birt 1739-44, 1915; Miscellaneous Grants Manness 1742, 1744-5; Derkach 1870-1; Storie 1870-1 Storie 1740-6, 1915 School Grants and Other Assistance Universities Grants Commission Birt 1944-8; Derkach 1862-70, Ashton 2049; Birt 2039-52; 1940- 1; Johnston 1948-9; 1941-4; Dolin 2038-9; Hammond 2051-2; Storie 1862-70, 1941-9 H. Smith 2039; Storie 2038-2052 Post-Secondary, Adult and Continuing Education Education Tax Assistance Program Assiniboine Community College Ceiling rebate Birt 2009-10; Storie 2009-10 Findlay 1299; Orchard 1299; Canada-Manitoba Core Area Agreement Uruski 1299 - Employment and Training Farms Birt 2014, 2017; Findlay 357; Uruski 357 Storie 2014, 20 17 Length Cooperative Training Findlay 1299; Uruski 1299 Birt 20 13; Storie 2013 Executive Support Relief criteria Birt 1949-63, 2008-9; Findlay 356-7, 468, 1299; Orchard 1234-5, 1299-300; Storie 1949-63, 2008-9 Uruski 357, 468, 1234-5, 1299-300 Financial and Administrative Policy Services Branch Findlay 468; Uruski 468 Birt 2011-2; Storie 2011-2 Keewatin Community College Birt 2010; Storie 20 10 Elk ranching Northern Development Agreement Project termination compensation Canada-Manitoba Post-Secondary Driedger 134; L. Harapiak 134 Career Development Request correspondence tabling Birt 2013-5; Storie 2013-5 Driedger 134-5; L. Harapiak 135 Post-Secondary Career Development Swan Valley Southern Programs Driedger 134; L. Harapiak 134 Birt 2015; Storie 20 15 Red River Community College Birt 2009-11; Emergency Interest Rate Relief Storie 2009-11, 20 12 Hemphill 3621-2; Manness 3620-3; Student Aid Uruski 3620-3 Hammond 2015-7; Storie 2015-7 Program Development Support Services Emergency Interest Rate Relief Child Care Development Program Hammond 1788-92; Storie 1788-92 Hemphill 362 1-22; Manness 3620-3; Correspondence Branch Uruski 3620, 3623 Birt 1792-6; Storie 1792-6 Curriculum Development Hammond 1747-55, 1783; Emerson Dike Scott 1753; Storie 1747-55, 1783 Extension Division Administration Driedger 3171; L. Harapiak 3172 Hammond 1747; Storie 1747, 1786-8; Proceed project Walding 1786-8 Driedger 3172; L. Harapiak 3172 Inner-City Education Birt 1799-1802; Storie 1799-1802 Employment Manitoba School for the Deaf Manitoba Yo uth Centres Hammond 1785-6, 1802-3; Evans 3418; Orchard 3418 Storie 1785-6, 1802-3 University students Native Education Westfair/Canada Post Hammond 1747, 1784-5; Evans 3418; Orchard 3418 Storie 1747, 1784-5 Regional Services Birt 1797-9; Storie 1797-9 Employment Services and Economic Statutory Boards and Commissions Security Other Statutory Boards and Opening Remarks

24 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Evans 2737-8 2772; Findlay 2768; Response Kostyra 2767; Manness 2765; Oleson 2738-9 Parasiuk 2763-72 Administration and Finance Expenditures Related to Capital Executive Support Enns 2836; Parasiuk 2836 Evans 2739-43, 2813-4; Mineral Resources Oleson 2739-43, 2813 Derkach 2774-9; Downey 2779-81; Financial and Administrative Enns 2774, 2781-4, 2831-6; Services Parasiuk 2775-9, 2781, 2783-4, Evans 2743-4; Oleson 2743-4 2831-6 Minister's Salary Evans 2825; Oleson 2824-5 Systems and Computer Support Environment Services Landfill site effect Evans 2744-5; Oleson 2744-5 Kovnats 2037; Lecuyer 2037 Economic Security Legislation deferral Administration Findlay 3737; Lecuyer 3737 Evans 2746; Oleson 2745-6 Economic Security Field Operations Evans 2758-9; Oleson 2758-9 Environment and Workplace Safety 55-Plus Income Supplement and Health Evans 2758; Oleson 2758 Opening Remarks Social Assistance Program Lecuyer 2501-5, 2509-11 Evans 2746-58; Oleson 2746-58 Response Employment Services Cowan 2507; Kovnats 2505-9, 2511; Administration Scott 2508; Storie 2511 Evans 2814-6; Oleson 2814-6 Administration and Finance Employment Development and Yo uth Community Relations Services Kovnats 2512-3; Lecuyer 2512-3 Evans 2816-9; Oleson 2816-9 Executive Support Employment Training Kovnats 251 1-2; Lecuyer 2512 Selkirk Training Plant Financial and Administrative Evans 2822-3; Oleson 2822-3 Services Stevenson Aviation and Technical Kovnats 2513 Training Centre Minister's Salary Evans 2822-3; Oleson 2822-3 Lecuyer 2589 Immigration and Settlement Planning, Research and Evaluation Evans 2819; Oleson 2819 Kovnats 2512; Lecuyer 2512 Regional Employment Services Clean Environment Commission Human Resources Opportunity Kovnats 2587 Evans 2820-2; Oleson 2820-2 Environmental Management Southern Employment Services Canada-Manitoba Mercury Agreement Evans 2819-20; Oleson 2819-20 Kovnats 2587; Lecuyer 2587 Manitoba Bureau of Statistics Dangerous Goods Inspectorate Evans 2823-4; Oleson 2823-4 Training Kovnats 2587; Lecuyer 2587 Environmental Control Services Energy and Mines Connery 2568-9; Filmon 2581-5; Opening Remarks Findlay 2513-6, 2578-81; Parasiuk 2760 Kovnats 2513, 2517-8, 2570-8; Response Lecuyer 2513-8, 2568-87; Enns 2760 Pankratz 2585-7 Administration and Finance Manitoba Environmental Council Executive Support Kovnats 2587 Enns 2761-2; Parasiuk 2760-2 Workplace and Worker Services Minister's Salary Worker Advisor Office Driedger 2837-8; Enns 2836-41; Dolin 2589; Kovnats 2587-9; Parasiuk 2836-41 Lecuyer 2587-9 Energy Workplace Safety and Health Manitoba Energy Council Kovnats 2587 Enns 2772-4; Parasiuk 2772-4 Policy Planning and Project Development Eric Committee Downey 2766-8; Enns 2762-70, Losses informed

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Bucklaschuk 3309; Filmon 3309; Family Farm Protection Act Pawley 3309 Mediation Board Ta bling report Cases Bucklaschuk 3842; Orchard 3842 Findlay 2948; Uruski 2948 Guidelines Findlay 2948; Uruski 2948 Esprit Vacations Limited Utilization Complaints Findlay 2948; Uruski 2948 Ducharme 2236-7; Mackling 2237 Default insurance legislation Ducharme 2237; Mackling 2237 Family in Motion Conference Brown 3560; M. Smith 3560

Events Magazine Connery 3169; Storie 3169 Family Life Education Curriculum AIDS information Carstairs 189; Storie 189 Executive Council Opening Remarks Farm Closures Pawley 3633 Findlay 643; Uruski 643 Response Filmon 3634 General Administration Farm Crisis Situation Filmon 3635-45; Pawley 3635-45 Filmon 10, 128-30, 163-4; Premier and President of the Findlay 10-1; Council's salary Pawley 10, 128-30, 163-4; Filmon 3638-45; Mackling 3644; Uruski 10-1, 39, 163-4 Parasiuk 3639; Pawley 3638-40 Farm economic situation Eye Care Emergency debate Needs long term study Cowan 269; Mercier 269 Desjardins 3734; Mitchelson 3734 Specialists no loss occurring Farmers Desjardins 3733-4; Mitchelson 3733 Advertising redress Surgery user fees Baker 38; Uruski 38 Desjardins 3734; Assistance Mitchelson 3697, 3734; Parasiuk 3697 Downey 1835-6; Kostyra 1835-6 Equity program Eyler, Phil Baker 2548; Uruski 2548 Federal assistance Employment Baker 38, 2788; Uruski 38, 2788 Downey 1231; Harper 1231, 1551 GSE and special levy Remuneration Findlay 357; Uruski 367 Blake 1399; Harper 1399 Interest rate Illegal Falcon Beach School Findlay 643, 3795; Closure Penner 643, 3795 Roch 13-4; Storie 13-4 Reduction Filmon 130; Pawley 131; Uruski 130 Interlake deficiency payments Falcon Lake Baker 2704; Uruski 2704 Dust abatement program Land Transfer Tax Driedger 3701-2; L. Harapiak 3701 H. Smith 358; Uruski 358 Manitoba Crop Insurance Baker 1937; Uruski 1937 Family Farm Sugar beet industry Net income drop Agreement Findlay 10; Uruski 10 Differences Remedial action vacant land Baker 1779; Uruski 1779 Findlay 10; Uruski 10-1 Federal/Provincial Request Agriculture Estimates Baker 446; Uruski 446 Findlay 11; Uruski 11 Notification

26 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Baker 1779; Uruski 1779 Findlay 2736, 3771; Western Grain Uruski 2736, 3771 Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Finished animals Findlay 2736; Uruski 2736 Farm land Dual operation Fast, Dr. Margaret Findlay 357; Uruski 357 Committee of Supply - (Health) Education tax Community Health Services Program Initiated action Communicable Disease Control Findlay 298; Uruski 298 817-9, 822-6, 829-36 GSE and Special Levy Reduction qualifications Findlay 357; Uruski 357 Federal Budget Relief Increased taxation Filmon 130; Kostyra 14; Manness 14 Findlay 298, 356-7, 468, 1299-300; Manitoba impact L. Harapiak 268; Mercier 267; Dolin 12; Kostyra 13; Manness 14 Orchard 1234-5 Payments seeded acreage Uruski 130, 298, 357, 468, Enns 3882; L. Harapiak 3882 1234-5, 1299-300 Tax reform Foreclosures Kostyra 3443-4; Manness 3444 Baker 1457-8; Uruski 1458 Tax reform measures delay GSE and special levy Dolin 13; Kostyra 13 Findlay 356; Uruski 357 Operating credit and loans Findlay 298; Uruski 298 Feedlot program assurance Sales tax McCrae 190; Mackling 190; Uruski 190 Filmon 10, 130; Kostyra 2548-9; Manness 2548-9; Uruski 10, 130 Felix, Daniel School tax levy Anishinable Program Baker 171; Bucklaschuk 171 Mercier 558-9; M. Smith 559 Assessment Farm School Tax Assistance Program Mercier 1668; M. Smith 1668 Discrimination Child Care Worker disciplinary action Oleson 3842; Pawley 3843 Mercier 178 1-2, 1837-8; Federal assistance M. Smith 178 1-2, 1837-8 Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Implementation Fuel prices Mercier 1117; M. Smith 1117 Findlay 813-4; Uruski 813-4 Increased police protection Hobby farmers qualify Mercier 892; Penner 892; Findlay 2982; Uruski 2982 M. Smith 892 Length Inquest Findlay 2981; Uruski 2981-2 Mercier 1117; M. Smith 1117 Mediation Board Aid Internal Review Tabling Findlay 3772; Uruski 3772 Mercier 1117; M. Smith 1117 Policy Investigation Change Mercier 2460, 2519; Oleson 3843; Pawley 3843 M. Smith 2460, 3519 Landowners Minister action refusal Oleson 3843; Pawley 3843 Mercier 1668; M. Smith 1668 Qualifications Northwest Baker 30 19; Uruski 30 19 Director suspension Rebate match Ontario Carstairs 341 7-8; M. Smith 3417-8 Findlay 2237; Uruski 2237 Dr. Grant Reid contract See also Manitoba School Tax Carstairs 3417; M. Smith 3417 Assistance Program Report deadline Subsidies Carstairs 3418; M. Smith 34 18 Findlay 2778; Uruski 2788-9 Progress reports Implementation/recommendations Mercier 977-8, 1550; Farm Start M. Smith 978, 1550 Applications approved Re-abuse

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Mercier 1668, 1938; Wo rkers vote M. Smith 1668; 1938 Filmon 2786; Mackling 2786-7 Report payment Mercier 559; M. Smith 559 Review Committee Report Federal Sales Tax Credit Mercier 319-20; M. Smith 319-20 Social assistance recipients Risk Dolin 132; Evans 132 Mercier 892, 3879; M. Smith 892, 3879 Finance Social Workers Association Opening Remarks Submission Kostyra 3155-8 Mercier 319; M. Smith 319 Response Unit discussion Manness 3158-60 Mercier 3880; M. Smith 3880 Administration and Finance Winnipeg South Executive Support Carstairs 3016; M. Smith 3016 Enns 3226, 3230-2; Kostyra 3222-5, 3227-34, 3460-2; Films Manness 3461-2; Gay Film Festival Mercier 3225, 3227-8; Embassies support Orchard 3222-9; Walding 3232-4 Roch 1552; Wasylycia-Leis 1551-3 Financial and Administrative Films funded Services Ernst 1232-3; Kostyra 3463-5; Manness 3463-5 Wasylycia-Leis 1232-3 Human Resource Management Grant Kostyra 3465; Manness 3465 Ernst 1232; Wasylycia-Leis 1232-3 Minister's Salary Grant criticized Kostyra 3510-1; Man ness 3508-12 Ernst 1297; Wasylycia-Leis 1297-8 Administrative Policy/Insurance and Risk Management Final Offer Selection Kostyra 3506-7; Manness 3506-7 Adverse climate Comptroller's Division Filmon 3119; Mackling 3119-20 Comptroller's Office Bargaining process Kostyra 3499-3500; Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196 Manness 3499-3500 Bill withdrawal Federal-Provincial Relations and McCrae 290 1; Mackling 290 1 Research Division First contract applications Kostyra 3504-6; Manness 3504-6 McCrae 166; Mackling 241; Taxation Division Schroeder 166 Administration Interference Kostyra 3500-3; Manness 3500-2 Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196 Corporation Capital Ta x/Health and Labour Management Review Committee Post-Secondary Education Levy Introduction bill policy Branch McCrae 2810-1; Mackling 28 11 Kostyra 3504; Manness 3504 Legislative approval Mining and Use Taxes Branch Filmon 3196; McCrae 2810-1; Kostyra 3504; Manness 3504 Mackling 2810-1, 3196 Retail Sales Tax Branch Recommendations Kostyra 3503-4; Manness 3503-4 McCrae 290 1; Mackling 2901 Treasury Board Secretariat Labour Relations climate Kostyra 3507-8; Manness 3507-8 Filmon 3119; Mackling 3119-20 Treasury Division Legislation Kostyra 3465-72, 3495-9; Filmon 3120- 1; Pawley 3120 Manness 3465-72, 3495-9 Minister withdraw Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196-7 Order Paper withdrawal First Ministers' Conference Filmon 3120; Mackling 3120; Ashton 585; Filmon 868-9; Pawley 3120 Penner 868-9; M. Smith 585 Position change Filmon 2787; Mackling 2787 Withdraw legislation First Minister Definition Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196 Carstairs 3261-2; Pawley 3261-2

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Fish Hatchery Dealership purchase Gimli closure Bucklaschuk 3732; Filmon 3732-3; Driedger 3608; L. Harapiak 3608 Pawley 3732-3 Status Parts Driedger 3608; L. Harapiak 3608 Bucklaschuk 3732; Filmon 3732 Borrowing contingency plans Kostyra 1297; Manness 1296-7 Fisher, Ross Exchange losses Yo uth Cooperatives position/salary Kostyra 1296-7; Manness 1296-7 Cowan 3916; Pankratz 3916 Risk portion Manness 3603; Schroeder 3603-4 Flat tax Amount decrease Forest Fires Kostyra 3558; Manness 3558 Conditions Calls protest Driedger 1404; Enns 1855; Kostyra 3664; Manness 3665 L. Harapiak 1404, 1855 Civil servants pay Firetac team reduction Kostyra 3558; Manness 3558 Driedger 1934; L. Harapiak 1934 Decrease Fire tower unmanned Kostyra 3558; Manness 3558 Driedger 1934; L. Harapiak 1934 Employers instructions Forest Fires Kostyra 3664; Manness 3664 Wallace Lake Increase L. Harapiak 1830-1 Kostyra 1663-4; Manness 1663-4 Request ministerial statement Migration effect Enns 1855; L. Harapiak 1855 Connery 2734-5; Kostyra 2735 Situation investigation Net income Driedger 1934; L. Harapiak 1934 Calls Travel restrictions Kostyra 3589; Manness 3589 Driedger 1404; L. Harapiak 1404 Charitable donations Wallace Lake cottage owners Kostyra 1725; Manness 1724-5 Driedger 1934-5; L. Harapiak 1935 Flat tax Kostyra 2464; Manness 2464 Premature deductions Francophone Summit Kostyra 3664; Manness 3664 Delegate Carstairs 3876-7; Pawley 3876-7 Fleury, Allan Position offered Freedom of Information Act Blake 2898-9; Mackling 2898-9 Information destruction Mercier 192; Wasylycia-Leis 193 Flood conditions update Legislation introduction Filmon 779; Mercier 192; Brown 583; Downey 872; Driedger 583; Wasylycia-Leis 192, 779 L. Harapiak 583, 624, 872 Proclamation request Mercier 192; Orchard 3375; Flood Control and Emergency Wasylycia-Leis 192 Expenditures Driedger 3618-20; French Language Services H. Harapiak 3618-20; Manness 36 19 Bilingual directory Demand Flyer Industries Filmon 235; Pawley 235 Insurance bond guarantees Filling need Johnston 1780-1; Schroeder 1780-1 Filmon 235; Pawley 236 Usage Filmon 235; Pawley 235 Folklorama Tr anslation costs Sporting event Federal contributions Connery 2790 Filmon 235; Pawley 236

Foreign Frontier School Division Auto Accommodation loss

29 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Enns 3200; Parasiuk 3200-1 Finance and Budgets H. Harapiak 3085; Rocan 3085 Fund-raising event Human Resource Services H. Harapiak 3085-6; Rocan 3085-6 Attendance policy Management Support Mercier 784; Pawley 784 H. Harapiak 3084-5; Rocan 3084 Systems Gambling Derkach 3086; H. Harapiak 3086; Casino days expansion Rocan 3086 Mercier 2241; Wasylycia-Leis 2241 Emergency Measures Organization Foundation consultant Cummings 3134-5; Mercier 2241; Wasylycia-Leis 2241 H. Harapiak 3134-5 Legislation Project Services Downey 2791; Pawley 2791 Design Requests H. Harapiak 3134; Rocan 3134 Downey 2791; Pawley 2791; Property Management Wasylycia-Leis 2791 Gimli Properties Sunday study H. Harapiak 3100; Rocan 3100 Ernst 1277; Wasylycia-Leis 1277-8 Employee Housing H. Harapiak 3098; Rocan 3098 Executive Administration Gas H. Harapiak 3087-8; Rocan 3087 Pricing Natural Leased Properties Confirmation sought Dolin 3093; Enns 3091-4; Enns 97; Pawley 97 Hammond 3094-5, 3097; Legislative action H. Harapiak 3091-8, 3127-8; Enns 97; Pawley 97 Kovnats 3095-7; Rocan 3098 Price fixing options Physical Plant Enns 97; Parasiuk 97 H. Harapiak 3088-90; Rocan 3088-90 Security and Parking Gas prices review Derkach 3098-9; Trades Practice Act H. Harapiak 3098-3 100; Ducharme 1276; Mackling 1276 Rocan 3099-3 100 Wo rkshop/Renovations H. Harapiak 3090-1; Rocan 3090-1 Gay rights groups funding Supply and Services Penner 3881; Rocan 3881 Executive Administration H. Harapiak 3128; Rocan 3128 Goertzen, Jeanette Fleet Vehicles Duties H. Harapiak 3128; Rocan 3128 Blake 1399; Harper 1399 Materials Supply Remuneration H. Harapiak 3130; Rocan 3130 Blake 1399; Harper 1399, 1551-2 Postal Services Cummings 3131-2; H. Harapiak 3131-4; Government losses Kovnats 3133-4; Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Schroeder 3132-3; Storie 3132 (MPIC) Purchasing Carstairs 3313-4; Pawley 33 13 Cummings 3129; H. Harapiak 3129; Not public knowledge Rocan 3129 Carstairs 3262, 33 1 3-4; Te lecommunications Pawley 3262, 33 13 Cummings 3130- 1; Political decisions H. Harapiak 3130- 1; Rocan 3131 Carstairs 3313-4; Pawley 3313 Wo rkers Compensation Board Carstairs 32 14-7; Connery 32 10-4, Government Services 3447, 3449-60, 3487-95, 3520-5; Opening Remarks Dolin 3484; Filmon 3137-40, H. Harapiak 308 1-2, 3084; 3217-2, 3447, 348 1-7, 3525-6; Rocan 3082-4 H. Harapiak 3135-7, 3140-2, 3144, Administration 3447, 3449-60, 3481-95, 3520-34; Executive Support Kovnats 3140-2; Schroeder 3447-9; H. Harapiak 3084; Rocan 3084 Scott 3536; Storie 3142, 3144

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Government Tenders Brown 1065-6, 1457; Criteria M. Smith 1066, 1457 Derkach 2811; Harper 2811 Volunteer training Brown 1066; M. Smith 1066 Gowler, Mitch Circumstances Gull Harbour Resort Brown 23 18; M. Smith 2318 Promotion Compensation family Connery 1859; L. Harapiak 1859 Brown 1573; M. Smith 1573 Inquest Gunn, N.D. Brown 1066, 1572-3, 2318, 2461; Address M. Smith 1066, 1573, 2318-9, 2461 Downey 1488; Harper 1488 Sogi, John whereabouts CEDF loan Brown 1457; M. Smith 1457 Downey 1397; Harper 1397 Limestone contract Grievance, Matter of Blake 1453, 1488; Agriculture policies Parasiuk 1453, 1488 Enns 903; Findlay 897-903; Repainting equipment cost Uruski 899 Blake 1488; Parasiuk 1489, 1491 Community Services leadership Residency Brown 3610-5 Norway House Conservative Members labelled Downey 1487-8; Filmon 1455; "racist", "against women", Harper 1487-8 "against natives" (Roch); Ta bling report CEDF loan Ashton 3384; Evans 3384, 3385-6; Filmon 1489; Harper 1489 Roch 3381-6 T4s Gunn Construction Failure to grant leave Non-Political Blake 1399; Harper 1399, 1551 Statement University of Manitoba work Enns 3046-7; Wasylycia-Leis 3047-9 Downey 1488; Harper 1488 Government mismanagement Downey 1405-10; Mercier 3207-10; Orchard 1408, 3208 Gypsumville Radar Base Interlake Tribal Council Inaccurate Opposition comments labour Land lease relations environment Mackling 3126-7 Downey 98; L. Harapiak 98-9 Land purchase Response challenge Roch naming Downey 99; L. Harapiak 99 specific instances "sexist" and Program support "racist" behaviour Downey 99; L. Harapiak 99 Findlay 3394; Johnston 3391-2; H. Smith 3392-5 Response H. Smith grievance "sexism" Hansard Corrections and "racism" remarks Ashton 3125 Cummings 3395-3400 Connery 3315 Rights, Mentally Retarded Kostyra 895 Connery 982-7 McCrae 2467; Santos 2467 Response Oleson 100, 3520 M. Smith 987-991 Penner 2948, 3668 Rights Working People Roch 562, 3446 Ashton 1073-8; Cummings 1077; Ducharme 1073; McCrae 1067-73, 1076, 1077-8 Heading ley Rules of the House administration See Winnipeg, City of Kovnats 3202-3 Tax assessment Sugar beet industry survival Property classification petition Pankratz 1235-40; Penner 1238; Doer 172; Ernst 172 Roch 1238; Uruski 1238-40 Review opportunity Ta x increase and services decrease Doer 172; Ernst 171-2 Evans 3390- 1; Oleson 3386-91 Health Group homes Opening remarks Mentally handicapped Desjardins 648-53

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Response Orchard 912-4, 935-8, 943 Carstairs 657-8; Hearing Conservation Orchard 653-7, 667 External Agencies Administration and Finance Desjardins 946-50; Administration and Orchard 946-50 Financial Services Other Salaries Desjardins 704-7; Desjardins 946; Orchard 946 Mitchelson 706-7; Orchard 704-6; Salaries Communications Carstairs 943-4; Carstairs 707-8; Desjardins 943-5; Orchard 944-5 Desjardins 703, 708; Orchard 703 Manitoba Health Research Council Executive Support Carstairs 1097-8; Carstairs 663; Desjardins 1097-8; Orchard 1097-8 Desjardins 659-63, 695; Maternal and Child Health Mitchelson 662-3; Orchard 658-62 Carstairs 908-9, 911-2; Human Resource Management Desjardins 908-12; Desjardins 707, 708-10; Mitchelson 911; Orchard 909-11 Mitchelson 707, 710; Medical Equipment and Supplies Orchard 708-10 Carstairs 1093-4; Minister's Salary Desjardins 1093-4; Desjardins 1422; Orchard 1421-2 Mitchelson 1094; Orchard 1093-4 Research and Planning Northern Health Carstairs 665; Carstairs 1098; Desjardins 1098 Desjardins 663-7, 695-702, 1078; Programs and Operating Support Mitchelson 663-7; Carstairs 7 48-9; Orchard 695-702, 1078 Desjardins 743-9; Orchard 7 43-8 Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba Expenditures Related to Capital Desjardins 1301-5; Orchard 1301-5 Desjardins 1421; Mitchelson 1421 Community Health Services (Operations) Manitoba Health Services Commission Regional Services Administration Carstairs 1123-4; Desjardins 1306- 17; Desjardins 1122-5, 1173-6, 1240-55; Orchard 1308-17 Orchard 1122-5, 1173-6 1240-55 Air Ambulance Program Community Health Services (Programs) Desjardins 1345-8; Communicable Disease Control Mitchelson 1346-7; Orchard 1345-8 Carstairs 817-2 1, 831-2, 837; Ambulance Program Desjardins 749-56, 817, 819-37; Desjardins 1319, 1345; Dolin 818-9, 822, 830-1; Orchard 1319, 1345 Mitchelson 749-56, 836; Hospital Program Orchard 817-8, 823-8, 832-7; Desjardins 1349-70, 1410-3; H. Smith 829-30; Storie 820; Dolin 1359-60; Downey 1368-70; (Fast, Dr. Margaret) McCrae 1361-2; Mitchelson 1356-9; 817-9, 822-6, 829-36 Orchard 1349-55, 1360, 1363-8, Continuing Care 1411-3 Carstairs 997, 1078-84; Medical Program Desjardins 950, 99 1-1003, 1078-93; Desjardins 1414-7; Orchard 1414-7 Mackling 1087; Orchard 950, 99 1-8, Northern Patient Transportation 1000, 1002-3, 1080, 1084-93; Desjardins 1348-9, 141 1; H. Smith 997 Mitchelson 1348-9; Orchard 1348 Dental Services Personal Care Program Desjardins 1094-6; Orchard 1094-6 Desjardins 1417-21; Environmental Health Orchard 1417-21 Desjardins 1096-7; Orchard 1096-7 Pharmacare Gerontology Desjardins 1317-19, 141 1; Carstairs 837 -9; Orchard 1317-9 Desjardins 837-9, 903-7; Dolin 906 Mental Health Services Mitchelson 907; Orchard 839, 903-6 Chief Provincial Psychiatrist Health Information Resources Carstairs 1164-5; Desjardins 1097; Orchard 1097 Desjardins 1164-5 Health Promotion Child and Adolescent Carstairs 938-41; Carstairs 1166-7; Desjardins 912-5, 935-43; Desjardins 1166-7 Mitchelson 94 1-3; Mental Health Directorate

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Carstairs 1165-66, 1173; Twinning Desjardins 1165-6, 1167-73; Manness 449, 2239-40; Mitchelson 1167-9; Orchard 1169-72 Plohman 449, 2240 Program and Management Support 240 Carstairs 1137-9, 1162-4; Maintenance funding Desjardins 1125, 1127-39, 1162-4; Cummings 1669; Plohman 1669 Orchard 1125-37; 250 Sport Road program funding Sport Directorate Downey 982; Plohman 982 Desjardins 1423-31; 340 Ducharme 1429-30; Douglas residents Kovnats 1430-1; Mercier 1423-30 Blake 28 12; Plohman 2812 352 Health Care Maintenance Cummings 2104; Estimated discrepancies Plohman 2105, 2707-8 Throne/Budget address Narrow approaches Carstairs 1027; Pawley 1027 Cummings 2105; Non-unionized facilities Plohman 2105, 2707-8 Orchard 3555; Parasiuk 3555 Department fees Program commitment Blake 448; Plohman 448 Carstairs 1027; Pawley 1027 PTH Services outside province 67 Desjardins 3440; Dolin 3440 Expropriation Unionization policy Carstairs 1196; Plohman 1196 Orchard 3555; Parasiuk 3555 Open House hearings Carstairs 1196-7; Plohman 1196-7 Health Reform future Residents concerns Desjardins 3515; Mitchelson 3515 Carstairs 2190-1; Enns 2190; Plohman 2190-1 Speeds High School Review Cummings 1669-70; Distribution Driedger 2789; Carstairs 3349; Storie 3349 Plohman 1670, 2789 Hearings schedule requested Studies reports Derkach 167; Storie 167 Carstairs 1197; Plohman 1197 Parents network Roadside Derkach 874; Storie 874 Maintenance Policy statement Cummings 3609; Plohman 3609 Birt 417; Storie 417 Mowing Position paper requested Driedger 2789; Plohman 2789 Derkach 166-7; Storie 167 Service reductions Statement filing Cummings 558; Plohman 558 Birt 417; Storie 417 Tree planting Timetable adherence Driedger 2789, 3607-8; Derkach 167; Storie 167 Plohman 2789, 3608 Ye llowhead route funding High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Cummings 558; Plohman 558 Research Centre Micro-Electronics Centre project Highways and Transportation Johnston 3171; Schroeder 3171 Opening Remarks Project Plohman 1497-1502, 1504-7 Johnston 3171; Schroeder 3171 Response Cummings 1502-4, 1506; Enns 1505-6 Administration and Finance Highways Administrative Services 15 Cummings 1508-9; Plohman 1508-9 Repairs Computer Services Plohman 3418-9; Orchard 3419; Blake 1509, 1511; Plohman 1511-2; Roch 34 18 Rocan 1511-2; 24 hour clock signs Executive Support Cummings 3735; Plohman 3735 Cummings 1507; Plohman 1507 75 Financial Services

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Cummings 1509, 1512-3; Cummings 1576; Plohman 1576-9; Plohman 1509, 1512-3 Rocan 1577-9 Personnel Services VVinter Roads Blake 1510; Cummings 1510-1, 1512; Cummings 1517-9; Kovnats 1582; Plohman 1509-11 Plohman 1518-9, 1582; Boards and Committees Rocan 1518-9 Highway Traffic Board Planning and Design and Land Surveys Blake 1636; Cummings 1638; Planning and Design Plohman 1636, 1638 Blake 1583-4; Brown 1616-8; License Suspension Appeal Board Cummings 1582-4, 1587, 1590; Blake 1636; Cummings 1638-9; Derkach 1614-6; Dolin 1584-5; Plohman 1636, 1638-9 Enns 1587-90; Findlay 1585-6, 1590; Motor Transport Board Plohman 1583-90, 1614-18; Blake 1636; Plohman 1636-9; Scott 1586-7 Rocan 1637-9 Transportation Policy and Research Ta xicab Board Cummings 1628; Manness 1629-33; Blake 1636; Cummings 1639; Plohman 1628-33; Rocan 1633 Plohman 1636, 1639 Driver and Vehicle Tes ting Hog Tripartite agreement Blake 1634-6; Findlay 1060-1; Uruski 1061 Cummings 1633-6, 1637-8; Manness 1635-6; Plohman 1634-6; Rocan 1636-7 Home Care Engineering and Technical Services Guidelines criteria Government Air and Radio Service Desjardins 1120; Driedger 1120 Blake 1628; Plohman 1628 Overexpenditure Marine Services Kostyra 1028; Orchard 1028 Blake 1623; Cummings 1621-2; Plohman 1621-3 Materials and Research Homosexual Plohman 1623-4; Rocan 1623 Community Mechanical Equipment Services Kostyra 2563; Orchard 2563 Cummings 1620, 1624; Rights Plohman 1620- 1, 1624 McCrae 3882; Mackling 3881; Northern Airports Pawley 3881-2 Blake 1622-3; Cummings 1621; Plohman 1621 Hospitals Traffic Operations Admitting privileges maternity wards Cummings 1624-8; Plohman 1625-8 Desjardins 1278; Hammond 1278 VVarehouse Stores Bed closures Cummings 1621; Plohman 1621 Brandon General Expenditures Related to Capital Desjardins 622-3, 980, 1063-4, Acquisitions/Construction 1858, 2545; McCrae 980; Physical Assets Orchard 622, 1063-4, 1867-8, 2545 Cummings 1639-40; Concordia Plohman 1639-40 Desjardins 301 7-8; Mitchelson 30 17 Construction and Upgrading Cutback plans Brown 1620; Plohman 1618-20; Desjardins 3877-9; Orchard 3877-8 Roch 1618-20 Policy Operations and Maintenance Desjardins 1116-7; Filmon 1116 Bridges and Structures VVinnipeg decisions Blake 1520-1, 1575; Desjardins 98 1, 2545, 3878; Cummings 1519, 1521, 1575-6; Orchard 981, 2545, 3878 Enns 1519-21; Brandon General Plohman 1519-21, 1575-6 Bed closure District Offices Desjardins 622-3, 980, Cummings 1579-81; Plohman 1579-81 1063-4, 1858, 2545; Maintenance Program McCrae 980; Cummings 1513-7; Plohman 1513-7; Orchard 622, 1063-4, 1867-8, 2545 Rocan 1514-5 Closure lay-off policy Other Jurisdictions Desjardins 2657; McCrae 2657 Cummings 1581; Plohman 1582 Cutback Traffic Inspections Decisions

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Desjardins 3443; Mitchelson 2810 Pawley 59 House statement Government supported Desjardins 2291; Mitchelson 2291 Filmon 59; Pawley 59 Proposals Increasing costs Desjardins 3516; Mitchelson 3316 Desjardins 1278; Hammond 1278 Victoria and HSC Maternity ward admitting policy Desjardins 3443; Mitchelson 3443 Desjardins 1278; Hammond 1278 Dates summer months Ultrasound technician course fee Desjardins 2810, 3442; Increase Mitchelson 2810, 3443 Birt 3768; Desjardins 3768 Deficit reduction User fees Desjardins 1064, 2658, 30 17, Filmon 59; Pawley 59-60 3238-9; McCrae 2658; Misericordia Mitchelson 3017; Bed closures eating disorders Orchard 1064, 3238-9, 3877-8 Carstairs 3170; Desjardins 3170 Elective surgery closure reduction Doctor's salary question Desjardins 2658; McCrae 2658 Carstairs 2807-8; Negotiations Desjardins 2808 Desjardins 2810; Emergency department closure Mitchelson 2809-10 Carstairs 2808; Desjardins 2808 Number summer closures St. Boniface General Desjardins 2291; Mitchelson 2291 Admission policy Waiting list decreases Desjardins 1062; Mitchelson 1062 Desjardins 1858; Orchard 1858 Bed closure Community Filmon 3697-8; Mitchelson 3697; Ward staffing Parasiuk 3697-8 Desjardins 3517; Dolin 3517 Equipment fee Concordia Carstairs 3736; Bed closures Desjardins 3736-7 Staff leave of absence Eye Care Desjardins 30 17-8; Closure Mitchelson 30 17 Filmon 3697; Mitchelson 3697; Deficit Parasiuk 3697 Control Cutbacks Desjardins 584, 980-1, 1064, 1116; Desjardins 3734; Filmon 1115-6; McCrae 980; Mitchelson 3734 Orchard 584, 981, 1064 Deficit control Reduction Filmon 3698; Parasiuk 3698 Desjardins 60; Filmon 59; Surgery facilities Pawley 59-60 Desjardins 3734; Filmon 3697; Doctor's admitting privileges Mitchelson 3734; Parasiuk 3697 Desjardins 1278; Hammond 1278 Waiting lists Grace General Filmon 3697; Mitchelson 3697; Emergency Department Parasiuk 3697 Closure Maternity ward expansion Alternate plan West Winnipeg Desjardins 1062; Mitchelson 1062 Desjardins 2584-7, 3586; Outpatient services Hammond 3586; Orchard 2584-5 Carstairs 3736; Desjardins 3736 Contingency plans Pregnant women not risked Desjardins 3584; Desjardins 1062-3; Hammond 3555-6; Orchard 3584; Mitchelson 1062 Pawley 3556 Services cutback Emergency basis hiring Desjardins 3516; Mitchelson 3516 Desjardins 3587; Hammond 3587 User fees MMA secondment assistance Desjardins 60; Filmon 59; Desjardins 3585; Pawley 59-60 Orchard 3585-6 Victoria General Request fee for services Bed closures requiring lay-offs Carstairs 3036-7; Birt 301 4-5; Desjardins 3037 Desjardins 646, 30 14-5; Health Sciences Centre Mercier 646, 30 16-7 Acute bed closures CAT Scans Desjardins 59; Filmon 58-9; Desjardins 3017; Mercier 3017

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Employment program assistance Committee Meeting Desjardins 3016-7; Mercier 3016 Cowan 3705, 3738, 3786-7, 3796; Half-payment CAT scan Mercier 3786 Desjardins 30 17; Mercier 3017 Proposed motion (Pawley) Lay-offs C-22 The Patent Act Birt 3014-5; Desjardins 30 14-5 Cowan 286 Payroll tax reduction Public Accounts Committee Desjardins 3016; Mercier 3016 Meeting Submission acceptance Cowan 2549, 2710, 2902 Birt 30 14; Desjardins 30 14 Public Utilities and Natural Resources Western Region Committee Physicians referrals Winnipeg Changes Desjardins 1858; Orchard 1858 Dolin 470-1 Document House Business Availability Cowan 52 1; Mercier 521 Adjournment Request Cowan 40 15 Cowan 521; Mercier 52 1 Agricultural Committee meeting Meeting Cowan 31-3; Mercier 31-3 Cowan 520, 52 1, 560-2, 648, Appointments 874, 1067, 2038, 2549, 3243, 3265; Deputy Chair of Committees Mercier 520, 521, 560- 1, 1067; Whole House (Baker) Storie 440 Cowan 588 Request document perusal Bill No. 8 Cowan 520; Mercier 520-1 Business sole item Routine Proceedings Cowan 268-9, 1284; Mercier 268 Changes called Capital Bill Cowan 273-4, 300; Downey 274; Committee stage response to Mercier 273, 300 RCMP report into MTX Report tabling timing Filmon 3918; Penner 3918 Cowan 520; Mercier 520 Committee sittings updates Rules of the House Committee Cowan 3561 Permanent amendments Communities Economic Development Fund Cowan 588 Minutes Availability Sitting hours Downey 3519 Easter and Passover Economic Development Committee Meeting Cowan 875; Mercier 874-5 Sitting July 1 Holiday Cowan 1066-7, 1496-7, 1861, 3265, Cowan 3420; Mercier 3420 3669; Mercier 1067; Storie 1730 Victoria Day Holiday Estimates sequence Cowan 1939, 2108 Changes Statutory Regulations and Orders Cowan 2664, 3042 Meeting Ta bling Cowan 2793, 3202, 3824 Cowan 128 Transfers Industrial Relations Bill No. 20 Storie 2805 Cowan 3202 Bill No. 21 Storie 2805 Legislation introduction Bill No. 24 Cowan 3854 Sunday closing Bill No. 27 Cowan 2949 Cowan 16; Mercier 16 Bill No. 42 Cowan 3854 Municipal Affairs Votes and Proceedings Committee called Perusal and printing Cowan 625, 638, 2793, 3583, 3705, Pawley 8 3739, 3824 Oral Questions amendment 625 Housing Orders for Return completed Opening Remarks Cowan 520; Mercier 520 Hemphill 3106-8 Private Bills Response Committee called Ernst 31 08-9 Cowan 3705 General Administration Privileges and Elections Executive Support Bills referred Carstairs 3110-1; Ernst 3109-10; Cowan 3775; Mercier 3775 Hemphill 3109-11, 3144

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Minister's Salary Te chnology Division Hemphill 3155 Grant Assistance Program Delivery Manitoba Research Council Ernst 3148-55; Hemphill 3148-55 Connery 2167-9; Johnston 2168-9; Property Management and Landlord and Schroeder 2167-9 Te nant Affairs Information Technology Landlord and Te nant Affairs Connery 2166-7; Johnston 2167; Carstairs 3112-3; Schroeder 2166-7 Ducharme 3111-2; Hemphill 3111-3 Tec hnology Property Management Johnston 2165-6; Schroeder 2165-6 Ducharme 3116-7; Ernst 3113-7, 3145-8; Hemphi11 3113-7, 3144-8 Infant deaths Identification lie des Chenes Mercier 2460; M. Smith 2460 Increase appeal Investigation Doer 3768; Driedger 3768 Mercier 2658; M. Smith 2658 Telephone rate increase Kozak, Desiree Doer 3768; Driedger 3768 Mercier 3879; M. Smith 3879 Ministerial decision Mercier 2460; M. Smith 2460 Independent Living Program Parental jurisdiction Authorities Mercier 2496; M. Smith 2496 Dolin 192; M. Smith 192 SIDS inquest inquiry Commitment accounting Mercier 2460; M. Smith 2460 Dolin 191; M. Smith 191-2 Ta bling Funding Investigations Dolin 191; M. Smith 191 Mercier 2498, 2659; M. Smith 2498, 2658 Independent school grant increase Review Birt 815; Storie 815 Mercier 246 1; M. Smith 2461 Tr ial costs Mercier 2792; Penner 2792 Industry, Trade and Technology Opening Remarks Schroeder 2108-12, 2114-5 Insurance Response Cost coverage included Johnston 2112-4 Ducharme 783-4; Kostyra 783-4, 980-1 Administration and Finance Premier defamation suit Communications Ducharme 783; Kostyra 783 Johnston 2122; Schroeder 2122 Rates Cabinet set Executive Support Bucklaschuk 3840; Filmon 3840 Connery 2118-9; Johnston 2115-7, 2119-20; Schroeder 2116-20 Inter-City Gas Minister's Salary Consumer savings Johnston 2169 Derkach 39 14; Enns 3038; Strategic Planning Filmon 3910; Connery 2121-2; Johnston 2120-1; Parasiuk 3038, 3910, 3914 Schroeder 2120-2 Contract terms Industry and Trade Division Manness 2980; Parasiuk 2980 Health Industry Development Details available Initiatives Manness 2900; Parasiuk 2900-1 Connery 2164; Johnston 2163-5; Direct purchase Schroeder 2163-5 Dolin 2236; Parasiuk 2236 Industry Financial plan Connery 2123-4, 2147-5 1, 2153, Pankratz 3173; Parasiuk 3173 2156; Downey 2153-7; Greater Winnipeg Gas Johnston 2122-5, 2147, 2151-4; Price confirmation Manness 2157-8; Enns 331 1; Parasiuk 33 11 Schroeder 2122-5, 2147-58 Purchase price Trade Enns 3557-8, 3663; Connery 2160-1; Johnston 2158-6 1; Parasiuk 3557, 3663-4, 3666 Manness 2161-3; Schroeder 2158-63 Ta keover funding

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Enns 3037-8; Parasiuk 3037 Arthur E. Wright School, Grade 5 Loan authority (Kildonan) Phillips 1554 Kostyra 3312; Manness 3312 Baird, Ray MLA (Humber House), Long-term contracts Legislative Assistant to Derkach 3914; Manness 2979; Newfoundland Premier Orchard 3912-3; Phillips 2091 Parasiuk 2979, 3912, 3914 Baldur High School, Grades 10-12 Mortgage sate (Exchange students Province of Quebec) Manness 2900; Parasiuk 2900 (Turtle Mountain) Phillips 1663 Profit level Balmertown Public School, Enns 3031; Parasiuk 3037 Red Lake Ontario Public opinion poll Phillips 1397 Filmon 3661-2, 3788-9; Banman, Bob former MLA (La Verendrye) Parasiuk 3661-2; Pawley 3789 Phillips 3020 Purchase promotional material Bannatyne School, Grades 5 and 6 Cummings 3842; H. Harapiak 3842 (Sturgeon Creek) Phillips 3264 Quote Wt nnipeg Free Press Basu, Anil, M.P. (Lok Sabha) Filmon 3666; Parasiuk 3666-7 Phillips 3031 Revenue Bilton, James H., former MLA Enos 3662; Parasiuk 3662 (Swan River) and Savings risk Speaker of Manitoba Legislature Orchard 3913; Pawley 3913 Phillips 1453 Small user opportunity Bluemenort School, Grade 5 Dolin 2236; Parasiuk 2236 (La Verendrye) Phillips 2793 Ta bling Breman, Jan Fredrick Everet, Business plan Ambassador of the Netherlands Doer 2978; Orchard 2978; and Breman, Mrs. Bianca Pawley 2978 Phillips 625 Signed contracts Brock-Corydon School, Grade 5 Manness 2979; Parasiuk 2979 (River Heights) Phillips 1023 Study Burntwood School, Grade 5 Pankratz 3173; Parasiuk 3173 (Thompson) Phillips 3195 Take-over cancellation Centennial School, Grade 5 Filmon 3789-90; Pawley 3789-90 (Seven Oaks) Phillips 975 Chancellor Elementary School, Grade 5 Interest Rate Reduction Program (Fort Garry) Phillips 2031 Calculation and fee charge Chapman School, Grade 5 Findlay 1991; Uruski 1992 (Tuxedo) Phillips 1546 Fee Chhatwal, Surbir Jit Singh, Income tax deductible High Commissioner tor India Findlay 1991; Uruski 1992 Phillips 3031 MACC assessment Christ the King School, Grades 1 to 6 Findlay 2237-8; 2237-8 (St. Vital) Phillips 3308 Clark, Glen, MLA (Vancouver East) British Columbia 3898 Interlake Tribal Council Cottage Grove, Minnesota, U.S.A. Gypsumville Radar Base 46 visitors, Phillips 1546 Land lease D. R. Hamilton School, Grades 8 and 9 Downey 98; L. Harapiak 98-9 (Rupertsland) Phillips 9 Land purchase Downey 99; L. Harapiak 99 Dakota Collegiate, Grade 11 (Riel) Phillips 2657 Program support Downey 99; L. Harapiak 99 Dalhousie School, Grade 5 (St. Norbert) Phillips 2466 Daniel Mcintyre Collegiate, International Baccalaureate Program Grade 10 ESL Carstairs 3197; Storie 3197-8 (Ellice) Phillips 2084 Daniel Mcintyre Collegiate, Grade 11 Introduction of Guests (Ellice) Phillips 1274 Alexander Ross School, Grade 9 Deo, K.P. Singh, M.P. (Lok Sabha) (Assiniboia) Phillips 235 Phillips 3031 Anand, B. Shankar, M.P., and Minister Duraa, M. Thambi, M.P. of Water Resources Phillips 3031 (Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha)

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Phillips 3031 (Edmonton Gold Bar) Phillips 3264 Earl Grey School, Grades 5-6 Inkster School, Grade 6 (Ellice) Phillips 2560 (Seven Oaks) Phillips 1023 Ecole Lavallee, Grade 5 Jack River School, Grade 8 (Riel) Phillips 2894 (Rupertsland) Phillips 3118 Ecole Secondaire La Broquerie, Grade 9 Jefferson High School, Grade 9 (La Verendrye) Phillips 266 (Kildonanj Phillips 2084 Edmonton Junior Forest Wardens Johannsen, Wally, former MLA (Swan River) Phillips 16 (St. Matthews) Elmdale School, Grade 5 Phillips 3026 (La Verendrye) Phillips 2701 John Pritchard School, Grade 9 Elmwood High School, Grade 9 (River East) Phillips 1989 (Elmwood) Phillips 1397 John Pritchard School, Grade 9 Elmwood High School, Grade 11 (River East) Phillips 2701 (Elmwood) Phillips 1023 John Pritchard School, Grade 9 F.W. Gilbert School, Grade 5 (River East) Phillips 2730 (Lac du Bonnet) Phillips 1192 Kelwood School, Grade 9 Firth, Beatrice Anne, MLA (Ste. Rose) Phillips 2730 (Whitehorse Riverdale South) Kirkness Adult Learning Centre Yukon Legislative Assembly (Fort Rouge) Phillips 3668 Phillips 3372 Laporte School, Grade 8 Fisher Branch Collegiate, Grade 11 Laporte, Minnesota, U.S.A. (Interlake) Phillips 2806 Phillips 2234 Fort Alexander School, Grade 10-12 Leclerc, Jean MLA (Taschereau) (Lac du Bonnet) Phillips 1059 National Assembly, Quebec Fox, Peter, former MLA Phillips 3601 (Rossmere, Concordia, Kildonan) and Lockport School, Grade 9 Speaker of Manitoba Legislature (Selkirk) Phillips 3168 Phillips 2096, 3044 Louis Riel Collegiate, Grade 11 Gabrielle Roy School, Grade 9 (St. Boniface) Phillips 2901 Accompanied by exchange students Leaf Rapids School, Grade 8 Province of Manitoba (Churchill) Phillips 1989 (Emerson) Phillips 1996 Lincoln School, Grade 8 Gainsboro School, Grade 8 (Kirkfield Park) Phillips 2730 Gainsboro, Saskatchewan Lockport School, Grade 9 Phillips 2296 (Selkirk) Phillips 449 Gaynor, Sean, Ambassador of Ireland, McAuley School, Grades 7-9 and Gaynor, Mrs. Orna Phillips 1996 (Virden) Phillips 2959 General Byng School, Grade 9 McCrossan, Paul, M.P. (Fort Garry) Phillips 1723 (York-Scarborough) Phillips 3031 Gimli Composite High School, Grade 11 McClung Collegiate, Grade 11 (Gimli) Phillips 1554 (Pembina) Phillips 2657 Girl Guides, North Dakota and McGregor, Morris former MLA (Virden) Minnesota Phillips 3859 Phillips 646 Glenway Colony School, Grade 1 to 9 Manitoba Practical Politics Course (Emerson) Phillips 3243 Phillips 186 Gordon Bell High School, Grade 11 Marble Ridge Colony, Grade 8 (Wolseley) Phillips 128 (Interlake) Phillips 3020 Green, Sidney, former MLA (Inkster) Martinez, Rafael Hernandez, Phillips 1284 Cuban Ambassador for Canada and Gur-Arieh, Israel Martinez, Mrs. Blanc P. Ambassador of Israel de Hernandez Phillips 2314 Phillips 2976 Meadows School, Grade 5 Hamiota Elementary School, Grade 5 (Brandon West) Phillips 2494 (Virden) Phillips 3256 Mennonite Brethren Collegiate, Grade 9 Happy Thought School, Grades 2-4 (Elmwood) Phillips 1453 (Gimli) Phillips 2560 Minnetonka School, Grade 9 Hastings School, Grade 5 (Niakwa) Phillips 1775 (Riel) Phillips 1775 Montrose School, Grade 6 Hedges School, Grade 8 (Tuxedo) Phillips 2541 (Assiniboia) Phillips 581 Morris School, Grade 6 (Morris) Hewes, Bettie Alberta MLA Phillips 3405

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Murdock McKay Collegiate, Grade 9 Riverton Collegiate, Grade 11 (Transcona) Phillips 1567 (Gimli) Phillips 3026 Murdock McKay Collegiate, Grade 9 Robert Smith Elementary School, (Transcona) Phillips 1670 Grade 5 (Selkirk) Phillips 3118 Murdock McKay Collegiate, Grade 9 Robert H. Smith, Grade 5 (Transcona) Phillips 2031 (River Heights) Phillips 1294 Murphy, Rod MP (Churchill) Ross L. Gray School, Grade 9 Phillips 2031 (Emerson) Phillips 2657 Neepawa area Collegiate, Rotary exchange students Grades 11 and 12 (Bucklaschuk) Phillips 1567 (Ste. Rose) PhHiips 293 Royal School, Grade 5 Niverville Elementary School, Grade 5 (Charleswood) Phillips 1832 (Emerson) Phillips 375 St. George School, Grade 9 Norquay School, Grade 4 and 5 (St. Vital) Phillips 1228 (St. Johns) Phillips 2976 Selkirk Junior High School, North Memorial School, Grade 6 Grades 7 to 9 (Selkirk) (Portage Ia Prairie) Phillips 3235 Phillips 3308 Notre Dame Elementary School, Grade 5 Shad Valley Manitoba Program (Turtle Mountain) Phillips 3315 Phillips 3704 Oakville Junior High School, Shamrock School, Grade 6 Grades 7 to 9, (Morris) (Niakwa) Phillips 2894 Phillips 3308 Sisler High School, Grade 9 Oakville Junior High School, (Inkster) Phillips 1853 Grades 7 to 9 (Morris) Sisler High School, Grade 11 Phillips 3372 (Inkster) Phillips 1115 Orlikow, David, M.P. (Winnipeg North) Sisler High School, Grade 11 Phillips 2096 (Inkster) Phillips 1723 Osterwick School, Grades 5-8 (Pembina) Somerset Collegiate, Grade 11 Phillips 3420 (Turtle Mountain) Phillips 2560 Park La Salle School, Grade 5 Souris School, Grade 5 (St. Norbert) Phillips 2184 (Arthur) Phillips 3341 Peguis Central School, Southwood School, Grade 5 Peguis Choralaires (La Verendrye) Phillips 2459 (Interlake) Phillips 1397 Stonewall Centennial School, Grade 5 Philomena-Chartrand School, (Lakeside) Phillips 874 (Swan River) Phillips 2972 Sugar and Spice Day Care Centre Pierre Radisson School, Grade 9 (St. Johns) Phillips 3553 (Radisson) Phillips 1453 Te ulon Collegiate, Grade 11 Pinawa Secondary School, Grade 11 (Gimli) Phillips 1274 (Lac du Bonnet) Phillips 35 Thompson High School, Grade 12 Princess Elizabeth High School, North Dakota, U.S.A. Phillips 1832 Grade 11, (Minnedosa) To rah Academy, Grade 5 Phillips 1853 (River Heights) Phillips 1294 Province of Quebec, Exchange Students Van Ruiten, Bernardus Phillips 3712 Honorary Consul to the Netherlands A.B. Russell Vocational School for Manitoba (St. Johns) Phillips 1663 Phillips 625 R.J. Wauch School, Grade 6 Warren Collegiate, Grade 11 (Gladstone) Phillips 270 1 (Lakeside) Phillips 1114-5 Ralph Maybank School, Grades 6-11 Wajpay, Atal Bihari, M.P. (Fort Garry) Phillips 1115 (Rajha Sabha) Phillips 3031 Ram Mun Hur, Phagat, M.P. Wellington School, Grade 6 (Rajha Sabha) Phillips 3031 (Ellice) Phillips 34 10 Red River Community College West Kildonan Collegiate, Grade 11 (Inkster) Phillips 2494 (Seven Oaks) Phillips 23 14 Red River Community College West St. Paul School, Grade 9 Exchange students from Montreal (Selkirk) Phillips 2657 (Inkster) Phillips 2560 Whitemouth School, Grade 9 Regent Park School, Grade 2 (Springfield) Phillips 16 (Radisson) Phillips 3175 Windsor School, Grade 9 River West Park School, Grade 9 (St. Vital) Phillips 442 (Charleswood) Phillips 2400 Winnipeg Beach Elementary School,

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Grade 6 (Gimli) Phillips 2800 Judges' pay/benefits investigation Yes Canada School Schroeder 1938; Walding 1938 (Logan) Phillips 2241 Keewatin College In vitro fertilization cost Birt 1549; Storie 1549 Desjardins 1300; Mitchelson 1300

James, John Jr. Keystone Agricultural Producers Findlay 620; Uruski 620 Appeals Hammond 2548; Penner 2548 Trial costs King Commission Hammond 2548; Penner 2548 Availability Filmon 1567-8, 2032; Jha, Bidhu H. Harapiak 1567-8, 2032 Commissioner removals Doer 93-6; Pawley 96 Filmon 2806-7; H. Harapiak 2806-7 Cormack-Dewar Report Jobs Fund Criticisms Affirmative action Filmon 1568; H. Harapiak 1568 Female categories Implementation cost Carstairs 62; Schroeder 62 Filmon 2976; H. Harapiak 2976 Implementation fair administration Receipts Carstairs 62; Schroeder 62 Filmon 1568; H. Harapiak 1568 Anstett, Andy Revenue cost Contract renewal Filmon 2807, 30 12; H. Harapiak Downey 297; Uruski 297 2807, 2976-7 Expenses/work activities tabling Review Committee Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 Downey 297; Uruski 297 Ta bling report Position description Filmon 2807, 3513; Downey 297; Uruski 297-8 H. Harapiak 2807, 3514 Salary sources New workers Downey 298; Uruski 298 Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Contract compliance provisions Recommendations Carstairs 62; Schroeder 62-3 Additional revenues Core Area Initiative Program Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Carstairs 2101; Doer 2101 Implementation costs Gerontology Program Filmon 2976, 30 12; Evaluation H. Harapiak 2976, 3012 Carstairs 2102; Doer 2102, 2241 Scrutiny Unemployment H. Harapiak 3035; Orchard 3035 Carstairs 2101; Doer 2101, 2241 Report Information availability Filmon 1568; H. Harapiak 1568 Derkach 2295; Schroeder 2295 Ta bling Lack of program Filmon 2032, 2787, 2806-7, Carstairs 62; Schroeder 62-3 2976, 3012; Program evaluation H. Harapiak 2032, 2787, Carstairs 2102; Doer 2101 2806-7, 2976, 30 12 Ta bling structure Derkach 2294-5; Schroeder 2295 Knox Day Care Centre Updated cost Carstairs 3239; M. Smith 3239 Derkach 2295; Schroeder 2295

Job Training for Tomorrow Kozak, Desiree Child and Family Services Employment opportunities Lack of agency responsibility Projected outlook Brown 133; Orchard 133; H. Smith 317 M. Smith 133 Ta rget groups Evans 317; H. Smith 317 Program continuation Labour Evans 316-7; H. Smith 316 Opening Remarks

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Mackling 2616-7 Downey 2793; Mackling 2793 Response Review McCrae 2617-8 Filmon 1989; McCrae 320; Administration and Finance Mackling 320; Pawley 1989 Executive Support McCrae 2618-9; Mackling 2618-9 Labour Relations Act Staff introductions 2618 (M. Eady) Charter compliance Financial and Administrative McCrae Mackling Services 320; 320 McCrae 2620; Mackling 2620 Minister's Salary Lagimodiere Boulevard McCrae 2640; Mackling 2640 Noise barrier Research and Planning Mitchelson 96; Plohman 96 Mackling 2619-20; Mercier 2619-20 Labour Apprenticeship and Training Lakeshore Land Improvements McCrae 2635-6; Mackling 2635-6; Cooperative Mercier 2636 Loan Conciliation and Mediation Cowan 2038; Pankratz 2037 McCrae 2635; Mackling 2635; Mercier 2635 Landlord and Tenant Review Report Division Administration Advisor duties Dolin 2625; McCrae 2620-5, 2628; Hemphill 2104; Oleson 2104 Mackling 2620-8; Mercier 2622-3, 2627-8; Orchard 2623, 2625-7; Scott 2623 Land Transfer Ta x Employment Standards Exemption removal Mackling 2630-2; Mercier 2630-2 Manness 2089; Schroeder 2089-90 Fire Prevention Implementation McCrae 2629-30; Mackling 2629-30 Mercier 2035; Penner 2035 Grants Transitional period McCrae 2637-8; Mackling 2637-8 Mercier 2035; Penner Manitoba Labour Board Dolin 2634; McCrae 2632-4; Mackling 2632-5; Mercier 2635 Law increased taxes Mechanical and Engineering Manness 1664; Penner Mackling 2628-9; Mercier 2628-9 Pay Equity Law Reform Commission McCrae 2638-40; Mackling 2638-40; Reproductive technological study Mercier 2639-40 Carstairs 1277; Penner 1277 Pension Commission Study McCrae 2636-7; Mackling 2636-7; Carstairs 1276-7; Mercier 2637 Wasylycia-Leis 1277

Labour Relations Act Legal Aid McCrae 559, 642; Mackling 559, 642 Aw asis Agency Assurance bill Mercier 449; Penner 449 Downey 2793; Mackling 2793 See also Aw asis Agency Freedom of Speech Law opinion Legislation Filmon 1996; McCrae 1996, 2105-6; Elections Manitoba Penner 1996, 2105-6 Cowan 3616-7; Kostyra 3617; Industrial Relations Committee Manness 36 17; Mercier 3616-7 Filmon 2290; McCrae 642, 811; Ombudsman Mackling 642, 811; Pawley 2290 Cowan 3616; Mercier 3616 Input Manitoba Federation of Labour Other Assembly Expenditures Downey 2792-3; Mackling 2793 Cowan 3615; Mercier 3615 Intimidation protection Mackling 584; H. Smith 584 Legislation Legislative Building McCrae 559; Mackling 559 Check for PCB Non-distribution bill Downey 1937, 2033;

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H. Harapiak 1937, 2033 636 Apology requested Downey 1195; Wasylycia-Leis 1196 Legislative Committee Discriminatory advertising Ombudsman Downey 1195; Wasylycia-Leis 1196 Mercier 1198; Pawley 1198 Review mail responsibility Downey 1196; Wasylycia-Leis 1196 Licence plate changes Umbrella group discrimination Ernst 1120; Wasylycia-Leis 1121 Blake 1549-50; Plohman 1550

McKenzie Seeds Linklater, Greg Filmon 1455-6; Schroeder 1455-6 Residence change Desjardins 1300; Mitchelson 1300 Maloney, Tim Liquor Commission tax review Hiring Mercier 2461; M. Smith 2461 Connery 2547; Penner 2547 Suspension Carstairs 2498; M. Smith 2498 Loan agreement Bank service charges Manfor Ltd H. Smith 873; Uruski 873-4 Figure discrepancy Ducharme 2406; Storie 2406 Lotteries Fiscal year loss Bingo licences Downey 812; Storie 812 Ernst 1298; Wasylycia-Leis 1298 Government action Breezy Bend Golf Club licence Downey 982; Storie 982 Ernst 3668; Wasylycia-Leis 3668 Illegal strike Casino Downey 982; Mackling 982; Storie 982 Age restrictions Information Birt 585-6; Wasylycia-Leis 586-7 Ducharme 2406; Storie 2406-7 Convention Centre Order-in-Council Filmon 266-7; Wasylycia-Leis 266-7 Ducharme 2406-7; Storie 2406-7 Patron statistics Purchase offers Filmon 267; Wasylycia-Leis 267 Downey 2032; Pawley 2032; Study Storie 2032-3 Ernst 36 10; Wasylycia-Leis 3610 Purchasing interest Conflict-of-interest guidelines Downey 813; Storie 813 Ernst 1780, 1992; Wasylycia-Leis 1780, 1992, 3175 Convention Centre Casinos Manitoba Agricultural Credit Economic study patrons Corporation (MACC) Filmon 267; Wasylycia-Leis 267 Agricultural Committee Patrons statistics Cummings 2660; Uruski 2660 Filmon 267; Wasylycia-Leis 267 Assessment Program cancellation Findlay 2237-8; Uruski 2237-8 Filmon 266; Wasylycia-Leis 266 Collection loans Request public hearings Findlay 132; Uruski 132 Filmon 266; Wasylycia-Leis 266-7 Debt Review Board Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Cummings 3380; Uruski 3380 Economic studies Deficiency payments Filmon 267; Wasylycia-Leis 267 Findlay 557; Uruski 557-8 Foundation revenues Foreclosure notices Ernst 2090; Wasylycia-Leis 2091 Downey 1782; Uruski 1782 Manitoba High School Athletic Interest Association Buy-down program Funds distribution Cummings 3608, 3773; Ernst 1992; Wasylycia-Leis 1992 Kostyra 2464, 3200; Guidelines distribution Valu Checks Manness 2464; Uruski 3608, 3773 Ernst 1992-3; Wasylycia-Leis 1993 Computer printout review Qualifications Cummings 3379; Uruski 3380 Ernst 3668; Wasylycia-Leis 3668 Forgiveness

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Findlay 468; Uruski 468 Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Illegal rates Research Foundation Findlay 643; Uruski 643 Board purge Rate reduction Carstairs 3378; Desjardins 3378 Findlay 131-2, 1991, 2237-8, 3377; Equipment replacement Uruski 132, 1991, 2237-8, 3377 Cobalt and linear accelerators Leaseback Desjardins 3261; Mitchelson 3261 Land report Radiotherapy expansion Cummings 3380; Uruski 357-8 Desjardins 326 1; Mitchelson 3261 Long term Quality treatment assurance H. Smith 357; Uruski 357-8 Carstairs 3378; Desjardins 3378 Panel Radiotherapy replacement Agreements Capital sinking fund Cummings 2660; Uruski 2660 Desjardins 3261, 33 14; Creditors before Mitchelson 3261, 33 14 Cummings 2660; Uruski 2660 Federal Farm Debt Review Manitoba Committee on Wife Abuse Cummings 2659; Uruski 2659 Carstairs 3791; M. Smith 3790-1 Prorated refund Manness 2239; Uruski 2239 Interest rate reduction Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Findlay 131; Uruski 132 All-risk contracts cancellations Loan collection Findlay 266 1; Uruski 2661 Findlay 132; Uruski 132 Reseeding privilege Long-term leasebacks Deadline Findlay 357; Uruski 357 Baker 1937; Uruski 1937 Time limit Extension Findlay 132; Uruski 132 Findlay 2661; Uruski 2661

Manitoba Agricultural Producers Manitoba Development Corporation (MDC) Organization Funding Act Building improvements Findlay 1938; Uruski 1938 Connery 3700; M. Smith 3700 Medication dispensing Connery Filmon Manitoba Beef Commission 3700; 1228-9; M. Smith 3700 Auction marts Northgrove fire safety system Findlay 2499; Uruski 2499 Connery 3699-70; M. Smith 3700 Contract Ombudsman's Report Findlay 189; Uruski 189 Action plan Feedlot program requirement Filmon 1229-30; M. Smith 1230 McCrae 190; Uruski 190 Availability Long-term plan implementation Connery 642, 1197-8; Downey 2704; Uruski 2704 M. Smith 642, 1197 Marketing regulation changes Recommendations Findlay 2735-6; Uruski 2735-6 Connery 3590; M. Smith 3590 Policy changes Ta bled Downey 2703-4; Uruski 2704 Brown 1066; Producers robbery prevention Connery 867, 978, 1197-8; Findlay 2499; Uruski 2499 Desjardins 867; Surplus refunds Filmon 729-30, 778; Pawley 729-30; Downey 2703; Uruski 2703 M. Smith 729, 778-9, 978, 1066, 1198 Procedures medical examiner Manitoba Beef Plan Dolin 782; M. Smith 782 Contract conditions Reporting Findlay 187, 2499-500; Deaths Uruski 187-8, 2499-500 Connery 731; Dolin 781-2; Feeder cattle subsidy M. Smith 73 1, 781, 1064 Findlay 188, 2499-500; Injuries Uruski 188, 2499-500 Filmon 1229; M. Smith 1229 Producer-elected marketing board Request Minister resignation Findlay 189; Uruski 189 Connery 1230; Pawley 1230

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Welcome Home Program Review Connery 23 14-5; M. Smith 2315 Mercier 243; Parasiuk 243 Rate review Mercier 243; Parasiuk 243 Manitoba Disaster Assistance Board Weather revenue loss Grand Rapids storm damage Enns 272; Parasiuk 273 Driedger 318; H. Harapiak 318 Energy sales Lake Winnipeg disqualified Enns 240 1; Parasiuk 2401 Driedger 319; H. Harapiak 319 Expansion decisions South Eastern flooding Enns 2402; Parasiuk 2402 Driedger 319; H. Harapiak 319 Forecast information Enns 1494; Parasiuk 1494 Manitoba Goverment Employees Public Utilities and Natural Resources Association (MGEA) Forecast requirements Enns 1493-4; Parasiuk 1494 Contract Kostyra 1400-1, 3589; Manness 3589; Public Utilities Board Orchard 1400-1 Review No lay-off clause Mercier 243; Parasiuk 243-4 Desjardins 1401; Orchard 1401 Revenue loss Enns 272; Parasiuk 273 Sales monitoring Manitoba Health Services Commission Enns 240 1-2; Parasiuk 240 1 (MHSC) Te lephone facilities upgrade CAT scans Derkach 2463; Parasiuk 2463 Coverage Throne Speech Carstairs 3036; Desjardins 3036 1986 agreements Doctors informed Filmon 9; Pawley 9 Carstairs 3036; Desjardins 3036-7 Export sales Equal care Enns 645-6; Parasiuk 645-6 Desjardins 2664; Orchard 2664 Partial payment Victoria Desjardins 30 17; Johnston 30 17; Manitoba Investment Savings Mercier 3017 Certificates United States denying access policy Future sales Desjardins 2663-4; Orchard 2663-4 Dolin 3701; Kostyra 3701 Victoria Hospital Program Desjardins 30 17; Johnston 3017; Kostyra 2736, 3169-70; Mercier 30 17 Manness 2736, 3170 Wa iting lists Provincial comparisons Desjardins 229 , Mitchelson 3261 Kostyra 3772; Manness 3772 Funding out-of-province costs Progress Radiotherapy Kostyra 3169-70; Manness 3169 Desjardins 326 1; Mitchelson 3261 Sales IUD discontinued coverage Goals Desjardins 2810; Hammond 2810 Kostyra 3772; Manness 3772 To tals Dolin 3700; Kostyra 3700-1 Manitoba Hydro Statistics Agreements (1986) Throne Speech Dolin 3701; Kostyra 370 1 Filmon 9; Pawley 9 Budget rate increases Enns 358; Filmon 376; Manitoba Jobs Fund Parasiuk 358, 376 Opening Remarks Commitments Schroeder 284 1-4 Filmon 9; Pawley 9 Response Meeting Peltz, Arne Derkach 2844-5 Mercier 243; Parasiuk 243-4 Administration/Communications Public Utilities Board Orchard 293 1; Schroeder 2931 Policy Business Development Enns 358; Parasiuk 358 Cowan 2886-8; Derkact; 2886, Rate increase 2888-90, 2921, 2925-6; Enns 358; Parasiuk 358 Evans 2925-6; Lecuyer 2920, 2923; Regulatory rate necessary McCrae 29 1 9-24; Mackling 29 19-23, Enns 358; Parasiuk 358 2924-5; Manness 2887, 2889-90,

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2919; Schroeder 2888-90, 2918-9, Filmon 31 19; Mackling 3119 2923-6; Wasylycia-Leis 2890 Human Resou rce Development Derkach 2927-9; Evans 2927-8: Manitoba Properties Inc. Harper 2928-9 Filmon 1723-4; Kostyra 1723-4 Infrastructure Development Manness 1724; Pawley 1723 Cummings 2930; Derkach 2930- 1; Plohman 2930; Schroeder 2930-1 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Natural Resource Development (MPIC) Derkach 2846-9, 2874-5, 2877-8, Accounting 288 1; Downey 2880; Driedger 2874; Analysis Lecuyer 2879; McCrae 2878-80, Kostyra 3376; Orchard 3375 2882-3; Mackling 2879-80, 2882-3; Opinion Manness 2849, 2875-6; Filmon 3373; Kostyra 3374-5 Orchard 2883; Parasiuk 2878, Annual Report 2880-2; Schroeder 2845-51, 2873-8 Signature Tec hnological Development Bucklaschuk 465; Filmon 465 Derkach 2883-6; Schroeder 2883-6 Tab ling Bucklaschuk 314; Filmon 314 Manitoba Labour Board Appraisal appointments Appointment Blake 2812; Brown 2812; Criteria Bucklaschuk 2812 McCrae 1064-5; Mackling 1064-5 Auditor Women Document request McCrae 2191; Mackling 2191 Filmon 334 1; Pawley 334 1 Confidence Report terms McCrae 2192; Pawley 2192 Filmon 334 1; Bucklaschuk 3341 Reprimands Criminal charges Annual financial statements Cowan 3774; McCrae 3773-4; Filmon 3257; Pawley 3257 Mackling 3773-4; Mercier 3773-4 Responsibility Sooter Photo Filmon 334 1: Pawley 3341 Rights protection Chairman removal McCrae 376; Mackling 376-7 Doer 2401: Filmon 240 1 Workers Constitutional authority McCrae 377; Mackling 377 Carstairs 3262; Pawley 3262 Document shredding authority Manitoba Labour Educational Centre Filmon 555; Wasylycia-Leis 556 McCrae 2706; Mackling 2706, 3795 Financial Five-year plan Filmon 3263-4; Pawley Manitoba Labour Law 3263-4 Statements Campbell, Jennifer Filmon 3373; M. Smith 3373 Industrial Relations Committee IBNR reinsurance losses Filmon 1854; Penner 1854 Filmon 3373; Kostyra 3374 Legislative Review Insurance Filmon 1854, 1932; Financial status Pawley 1855, 1932 Bucklaschuk 3839; Filmon 3839 Penalty Information availability Filmon 1989-90; Pawley 1989-90 Filmon 443; Pawley 443 Protection Provincial Auditor's Report Filmon 1990; Pawley 1990 Filmon 58 1; Kostyra 581-2 Charter of Rights Rates McCrae 1996; Penner 1996 Bucklaschuk 133; Dolin 132 Union legislation abuse Internal Filmon 1854; Mackling 1854; Audits Penner 1854 Bucklaschuk 467; Filmon 467 Review Manitoba Organization of Nurses Filmon 442; Pawley 442 Association (MONA) Investment policies Contract no lay-off clause allowance Bucklaschuk 133; Dolin 133 Desjardins 1402; Orchard 1401-2 Lawsuit notices Final Offer Selection Bucklaschuk 15, 100;

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Orchard 15, 100 Committee membership Liability claim Cowan 414; Mercier 414 Bucklaschuk 380; Carstairs 380 Deeter, Michael appearance Losses Orchard 3344; Pawley 3344 Authority loss Sigurdson, AI appearance Filmon 3258; Pawley 3258 Pawley 3344; Orchard 3344 Aw areness Ta bling recommendations Filmon 513, 3308-9, 3373; Filmon 3374-5; Kostyra 3374-5 Pawley 410, 3309, 3412 Transcript availability Provisions Filmon 3767; Storie 3767 Bucklaschuk 3444; H. Smith 3444 Rate increases approved Rate increases Filmon 3840; Pawley 3840 Bucklaschuk 3839; Filmon 3939 Reinsurance Reinsurance Actions condoned Awareness Filmon 3259; Pawley 3259-60 Filmon 464-5; Pawley 464-5 Auditor Inquiry Committee appearances Filmon 410-1; Pawley 410 Orchard 3343-4; Pawley 3343-4 Reporting recommendations Document request Filmon 3374; Kostyra 3374 Filmon 334 1; Pawley 3341 Statement omission Report terms Bucklaschuk 3310-1; Filmon 334 1; Pawley 3341 Filmon 33 10-1 Responsibility Minister Filmon 3341-2; Pawley 3341-2 Chairman removal Board submissions Doer 2401; Filmon 2401 Bucklaschuk 514; Filmon 514 Finance Committee Kostyra 3375-6; Orchard 3376 Former Minister Press conference Cowan 445; Orchard 445 Bucklaschuk 555; Orchard 555-6; Contracts cancelled Pawley 556 Bucklaschuk 409; Orchard 409 Removal Date Minister informed Filmon 442-3, 3258-60; Orchard 378 Bucklaschuk 444; Filmon 410, 513 Pawley 443, 3258, 3261-2 Orchard 444; Pawley 410, 513 Resignation Former Minister at committee Filmon 442-3; Orchard 378; Cowan 445; Orchard 445 Pawley 378, 443 House report Policy Bucklaschuk 513-4; Filmon 513 Committee appearances Information Filmon 3410-1; Pawley 3410-1 Availability Crown Corporations Filmon 443; Pawley 443 Filmon 34 10-1; Pawley 34 10-1 Portfolio Policies Bucklaschuk 444; Orchard 444 Orchard 240- 1; Pawley 241 Inquiry Provincial Filmon 410-2; Pawley 410-2 Auditor's Report Internal Availability Audits Filmon 581; Kostyra 581-2 Bucklaschuk 417, 467, 3341; Ta bling opinion Carstairs 417; Filmon 467, 3341 Kostyra 3375; Orchard 3375 Review Claims Filmon 442; Orchard 442; Bucklaschuk 379-80; Pawley 442 Carstairs 379-80 Losses Public inquiry Bucklaschuk 314, 356, 377, 409-10, Enns 891; Filmon 442-3; 465-6, 469, 3309-11' Pawley 410, 442-3, 891 3342-3; Filmon 314, 464-7, 3310, Public Utilities and Natural 3341-3; Orchard 355-6, 377, Resources Committee 409-10, 469; Pawley 464-6 Access staff Inquiry Filmon 33 11; Pawley 33 11 Enns 89 1; Filmon 410-2; Board submissions Orchard 410-1; Pawley 410-2 Bucklaschuk 514, 553-4; Minister Filmon 514, 553-4 Others

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Bucklaschuk 3309; Filmon 3309; Tripartite program guidelines Pawley 3309 Findlay 298; Uruski 298 Resignation Bucklaschuk 356, 378; Manitoba Telephone System (MTS) Filmon 442, 3260; Audit Orchard 356, 377-8; Internal notifications Pawley 378, 442, 326 1; Opposition to review minutes Doer 2808-9, 3034-5; Enns 2808-9; Kostyra 3168; Orchard 3034, 3168 Filmon 443-4; Pawley 444 Public inquiry Loss occurrence Doer 2808; Enns 2808 Filmon 442; Pawley 442 RCMP investigate PUNA meeting Doer 2809; Enns 2808-9 Cowan 414; Mercier 414 Report to board Coopers and Ly brand Bucklaschuk 513-4, 553-4, 58 1; Investigation cost Filmon 513-4, 553-4, 581 Doer 295; Orchard 295 Statement condoned FX service increase Filmon 3260; Pawley 3260 Doer 34 19; Roch 3419 Testimony committee Hayes Management Study Cowan 444-5; Orchard 444 Report cost Veracity statement Derkach 2704; Doer 2705 Filmon 3259; Pawley 3259 Inadequate reporting investigation Withdrawal president Doer 2809; Enns 2809 Bucklaschuk 409-10; Jha, Bidhu Orchard 409- 10 Appointment criteria Witnesses subpoenaed Filmon 95; Pawley 96 Cowan 444; Orchard 444 Business relationship MTS/MTX Review Doer 94; Filmon 94 Authority position Conflict of interest Filmon 3258; Pawley 3258 Doer 94; Filmon 94 Aw areness Declarations Bucklaschuk 868; Filmon 868 Doer 93-5; Filmon 93-5 Touche Ross Position removal Bucklaschuk 810, 868; Filmon 443; Pawley 443 Filmon 810, 868 Outstanding customer debt transfer Tabling Doer 816; Roch 815 Annual report Rural Bucklaschuk 314, 465; Rate increases Downey 2899; Filmon 314, 465; Doer 785; Orchard 785 Kostyra 2899-900 Service rates PUNA recommendations Doer 816, 869; Orchard 869-70; Filmon 3374-5; Kostyra 3374-5 Roch 816 Subscribers, charges, cable, Surcharges Manitoba School Tax Assistance Program Derkach 317-8; Doer 317-8 Administration Springfield service requirements Findlay 2102; Bucklaschuk 2102 Doer 3419; Roch 34 19 Details Survey questions Findlay 2102; Bucklaschuk 2102 Political preference See also Farm School Tax Doer 2496; Filmon 2495-6 Assistance Program Thorne, Stevenson and Kellogg Report Salaries Derkach 2705; Doer 2705 Manitoba Social Workers Association Ta bling Child abuse submission Derkach 2705; Doer 2705 Mercier M. Smith 319; 319 Urban service Child Abuse Review Committee Doer 816; Roch 816 Mercier M. Smith 319; 320 MTX Auditor involvement Manitoba Sugar Beet Growers Doer 3034-5; Orchard 3034 Industry collapse Investigation cost Findlay 298; Uruski 298-9 Doer 295; Orchard 295 Job loss Loss Findlay 299; Uruski 299 Amount

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Doer 295, 869-70, 2235; Mason Report Filmon 2234-5; Orchard 295, 869 Availability Figure prediction Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Doer 295; Orchard 295 Information RCMP report Downey 3590; H. Harapiak 3590 Doer 296; Orchard 296 Ta bling Minister notified MTX H. Harapiak 3036; Orchard 3036 Enns 2809; Pawley 2809 Negotiation settlement MTS Mediation Board Doer 888-9; Filmon 888-9 Findlay 2948, 3772; Uruski 2948, 3772 RCMP Investigation Filmon 3603; Enns 2809; Meech Lake - Constitution Pawley 2809; Penner 3602-3 Aboriginal self-government Report Filmon 2731; Pawley 2731 Doer 296; Orchard 296, 1192; Accord Penner 1192 Carstairs 2733-4; Pawley 2734 Ta bling report Anglophone rights Filmon 3603, 3876; Carstairs 2734; Pawley 2734 Penner 3603, 3767, 3876 Amendment tabling Road construction Film on 2560-1, 2730-1 Cable replacement cost Caveat Derkach 317; Doer 317 Filmon 2099; Pawley 2099 Rural surcharge Charter of Rights and Freedoms Cable Carstairs 2733; Pawley 2734 Derkach 317; Doer 317 Constitutional items Filmon 2314; Pawley 23 15 Private line Debate postponement Derkach 317; Doer 317 Filmon 2730; Pawley 2730 Resort user discrimination Hearings Derkach 318; Doer 318 Filmon 1567; Pawley 1567 Saudi Arabia Immigration federal funding Accounts receivable schedule Carstairs 3913; Pawley 39 13 Doer 2732; Orchard 2731-2 Legal wording Buyer writeoff offered Filmon 2494; Pawley 2494 Doer 2733; Orchard 2733 Native self-government Contract approval Signature withheld Doer 2732; Orchard 2732 Filmon 2494-5; Pawley 2494-5 Employees remaining Position paper Doer 1193; Orchard 1192 Filmon 1193, 1400; Pawley 1193, 1400 Loss breakdown submission Provincial powers Doer 2701; Orchard 2701 Filmon 2495; Pawley 2495 Promissory notes Quebec Doer 3554; Orchard 3554 Represented Outside offers investigated Carstairs 1857; Pawley 1857 Doer 2733; Orchard 2733 Quebec veto Wind-down criteria Government position Doer 2701-2; Orchard 2701-2 Filmon 313; Pawley 313 Ta bling report PUB Language and culture Doer 784; Orchard 784-5 Filmon 313; Pawley 313 Position paper Manitoba Universities Development Fund Filmon 313; Pawley 313 Premier personal decision Specific function Filmon 313; Pawley 313 Dolin 470; Storie 470 Section 41 Retention Manufacturing sector Filmon 1193; Pawley 1193 Filmon 2289-91; Pawley 2289-9 1 Veto power Filmon 1193; Pawley 1193 Self-government Maskiw, Ken Aboriginal Ta bling work record Filmon 2494-5, 2731; Mercier 2543; M. Smith 2543 Pawley 2494-5, 2731

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Native Mercier 415; M. Smith 415 Carstairs 2238, 2563; Appointment request Pawley 2563; Penner 2238 Mercier 1838, 1840; Problems Pawley 1838, 1840 Carstairs 2238-9; Harper 2239 Removal criteria Status Yukon/NWT Filmon 1400; Pawley 1400 Filmon 2731; Pawley 2731 Resignation requests Ta bling ADM Finance Amendment Manness 33 12; Parasiuk 3312 Filmon 2560-1, 2730-1; Agriculture Pawley 2560-1, 2730-1 Findlay 891; Uruski 891 Legal documents Community Services Filmon 2099; Pawley 2099 Brown 133-4, 39 14; Carstairs 979, 2463; Connery 1230; Mendelsohn, Michael Pawley 134, 1230, 39 14-5; Mercier 2497; M. Smith 2497 M. Smith 2463 Education Mental Health Birt 815; Storie 815 Health Outpatients provisions Orchard 3879; Pawley 3879 Desjardins 2292; Mitchelson 2291-2 Health deputy minister Post mentally ill workers Orchard 3879; Pawley 3879 Carstairs 2293; Desjardins 2293 Labour Program terminated alternative McCrae 811-2; Pawley 811 Desjardins 1300-1, 2291; MPIC Mitchelson 1300-1, 2291 Bucklaschuk 356, 378; Research Foundation Filmon 442, 3260; Funding reduction Orchard 356, 377-8; Carstairs 3841; Desjardins 3841 Pawley 378, 442, 3261 Services reserves Northern Affairs Carstairs 384 1; Desjardins 3841-2 Downey 1399; Pawley 1398-9

Mercier, William Actuaries Report Ministerial Statements Ta bling AIDS Education Policy Filmon 3236; H. Harapiak 3236 Desjardins 2312-3 Response Orchard 23 13-4 Messages American Travellers to Manitoba Bill No. 49, An Act to amend the Hemphill 3837 Real Estate Brokers Act Response recommended by His Honour, Connery 3837 the Lieutenant-Governor 55-Plus Benefits Indexed Mackling 2549 Evans 93 Capital Supply Administrator Response Kostyra 350 Hammond 93 Commonwealth Day Bills C-18 and C- 19 Phillips 186 Government position Main Supply Administrator Federal Standing Committee Kostyra 350 on Transport Plohman 407-8 Milk Response Blake 408 Minimum price H. Smith 38; Uruski 39 Canadian Wheat Board Quota policy Price decline Findlay 3771; Uruski 377 1 Uruski 1113-4 Response Findlay 1114 Minister Children's Hospital Answers provided Pediatric Intensive Care Unit McCrae 1456-7 Desjardins 352 Community Services Response Accusations withdrawals Orchard 352

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Credit Union and Caisses Populaires (MPIC) Government agreement Re-insurance issue Cowan 3730-1 Bucklaschuk 408 Response Response Pankratz 3731 Filmon 408-9 Crisis Shelter Needy support Manitoba Yo uth Job Centres Evans 3308 Evans 1113 Response Response Oleson 3308 McCrae 1113 Environment Week Native self-government rights Lecuyer 2539 Pawley 548-9 Response Response Kovnats 2539-40 Filmon 549 First Ministers' Meeting Natural Gas Policy Canada/U.S. Free Trade Negotiations Premier Statement Pawley 3704-5 Pawley 2891-3 Response Response Filmon 3705 Filmon 2893-4 Constitutional Accord Northwest Child and Family Services Pawley 1460-3, 2727-8 Reporting of Child Deaths Response M. Smith 2458 Carstairs 2729-30; Response Desjardins 1462; Brown 2458 Filmon 1463-4, 2728-9 Petroleum Drilling Incentive Program Results Parasiuk 34 Pawley 1565-6 Response Response Enns 34-5 Filmon 1566-7 Railway Transport Committee Upcoming Meeting notes Presentation grain rate structure Pawley 3432-4 Plohman 462 Response Response Filmon 3434 Cummings 462 Forest Fires in Manitoba Single Parent Job Access Program L. Harapiak 1775 Evans 2029 Response Response Driedger 1775 Oleson 2029 Updates Transplant International (Canada) L. Harapiak 1830, 1855, 2029-30 Breakfast Conference invitation Response Desjardins 2234 Enns 1855-6, 2030-1 Response Forest Week in Manitoba Mitchelson 2234 L. Harapiak 1722-3 Western Premiers' Conference Response Humboldt, Saskatchewan Driedger 1723 Pawley 2492-3 Habitat Enhancement Land-Use Program Response Announcement Filmon 2493 L. Harapiak 3730 Response MLA's intimidation Findlay 3730 McCrae 559-60; Mackling 560 High School Review Consultation Paper Storie 441 Morriseau, John Response Resignation Birt 441-2 Downey 1231; Harper 1231 International Women's Day Wasylycia-Leis 127 Motive fuel tax Response Savings removed Hammond 128 Filmon 3910; Parasiuk 3910-1 1 Manitoba Day Wasylycia-Leis 1931 Response Motor Vehicle Filmon 1932 Penalties effective Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Cummings 299; Plohman 299

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Registration limitations Surface Rights Board Cummings 299; Plohman 299 Bucklaschuk 2423-5; Downey 2423-5 Suspended drivers control Cummings 299; Plohman 299 Municipal Board Chairman Mulligan Report Orchard 3118-9; Pawley 3118-9 Manness 3198; Plohman 3198-3200; Roch 3199 Native Assistance Review Multicultural Ta sk Force Downey 2188; Harper 2188; Penner 2188 Roch 2320, 2402; Santos 2240; Formula holdings Wasylycia-Leis 2240, 2320, 2402-3 Downey 781; Harper 781 Hunting and Fishing Municipal Affairs Laws upheld Opening Remarks Downey 872; Harper 872 Bucklaschuk 2357-9 Justice system report Response Cowan 2189-90; Downey 2188-89; Downey 2359-60 Penner 2188, 2190 Administration and Finance Land claims agreement Executive Support Compensation Bucklaschuk 2361-8; Downey 557, 781; Harper 557, 781; Downey 2361-2, 2364-8; Pawley 557 Driedger 2362-4; Ta ble agreement Pankratz 2366-7; Scott 2367 Downey 781; Harper 781 Human Resource Management Treaty entitlement Bucklaschuk 2368; Downey 2368 Downey 557; Harper 557; Pawley 557 Minister's Salary Secretary Downey 2428-9; Kovnats 2429 Competition Expenditures Related to Capital Downey 1729; Harper 1729 Bucklaschuk 2426; Downey 2426-8 Job description Downey 1729; Harper 1729 Municipal Advisory and Financial Services General Support Grants Native children Bucklaschuk 24 17-8; Adoption Derkach 2418-9; Downey 2417; Policy Pankratz 2417 Mercier 380-1; M. Smith 381, 415 Grants in Lieu of Taxes Post services Bucklaschuk 24 10-1, 2414-6; Mercier 415; M. Smith 415 Downey 2415-7; Driedger 2410-3; Private Enns 2413-5; Storie 241 1-2; Mercier 381; M. Smith 381 Police Services Grant Rape charges Bucklaschuk 2372-5, 2407-10; Mercier 448; Penner 448 Downey 2373-5, 2408-10; Compensation Oleson 2407-8; Mercier 449; M. Smith 449 Pankratz 2372-3, 2375, 241 7-8 Salaries Bucklaschuk 2370-2; Natural Gas Downey 2370-2 Alberta cutoff Manitoba Urban Transit Grant Parasiuk 3015-6; H. Smith 30 15 Bucklaschuk 2372; Pankratz 2372 Business plan Municipal Assessments Filmon 2942-3; Parasiuk 2942-3; Bucklaschuk 2419-2 1; Pawley 2942 Downey 2419-21 Crown investments role Municipal Board Filmon 2943; Parasiuk 2943 Bucklaschuk 2368-70; Distribution Downey 2368-70; Pankratz 2369-70 Filmon 2943; Parasiuk 2943 Municipal Planning Services National Energy Board Bucklaschuk 2421-2, 2425-6; Movement decision Downey 2421-2; Pankratz 2425-6 Enns 2943-4; Parasiuk 2943-4 Provincial Planning Pricing Bucklaschuk 2422-3; Downey 2422-3 Analysis tabling

52 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Enns 391 1-2; Parasiuk 3911 Crown Lands Administration Consumer Mini-gasco Downey 1696-9; Harper 1697-8; Enns 39911; Parasiuk 39 11 Driedger 1695-6; Legislative action L. Harapiak 1695-1701; Roch 1700-1 Enns 97; Parasiuk 97; Pawley 97 Northern Development Agreement Price rise reversal Wild Rice Dolin 2036; Parasiuk 2036 Driedger 1701; Public Utilities Board decision L. Harapiak 1701-2 Enns 2034-5; Pawley 2034 Parks Reduction Blake 1657; Connery 1600-4; Enns 2035-6; Parasiuk 2035-6 Derkach 1652-7; Driedger 1598- 1600, Regulation 1658-62; Ernst 1604-6, 1640-6; Enns 3699; Parasiuk 3699 L. Harapiak 1598-1607, 1640-62; Supply Oleson 1650-2; Pankratz 1647-50 Enns 3699; Parasiuk 3699 Regional Services Purchase Administration Public inquiry Connery 1525; Downey 1543-5; Filmon 2894-5; Pawley 2895 Driedger 1522-33, 1535-42; Enns 1533-5; L. Harapiak 1522-45; Natural Resources Oleson 1524-5, 1529-30, 1543 Eastern Region Opening Remarks L. Harapiak 1545, 1590-2; L. Harapiak 1431-3, 1434 Pankratz 1545, 1591-2 Response Northern Development Agreement Driedger 1433-5; Mackling 1435 Driedger 1592-7; Administration and Finance L. Harapiak 1592-8 Executive Support Resource Support Programs Blake 1448; Downey 1451-2; Conservation Districts Authority Driedger 1435-39, 1446-51, 1522; L. Harapiak 1810, 1811-3; L. Harapiak 1435-5 1, 1522; Manness 1811-3 McCrae 1441-4; Mackling 1444; Habitat Enhancement Fund Oleson 1445 Driedger 1813; L. Harapiak 1813-4 Minister's Salary Manitoba Water Commission Driedger 1829-30 Driedger 1810; L. Harapiak 1810-11 Expenditures Related to Capital Surveys and Mapping Bucklaschuk 1817; Driedger 1827-9; Driedger 1808-10; L. Harapiak 1814-8, 1827-9; L. Harapiak 1808-10 Orchard 1814-7 Water Resources Fisheries Connery 1818-2 1; Downey 1827; Commercial Fishing Management Driedger 1822-3; Driedger 1714-5, 1755-6; L. Harapiak 18 18-27; L. Harapiak 1714-21, 1755-6; Manness 1819, 1826; Oleson 1716-19, 1721 Mitchelson 1823; Oleson 1821-2; Fish Culture Roch 1823-6 Carstairs 1762; Wildlife Driedger 1757-61, 1762; Administration L. Harapiak 1757-61; Downey 1769-71, 1806-7; Oleson 1758 Driedger 1762-7, 1769, 1771-4, Sports Fishing Management 1804-5; L. Harapiak 1762-73, Carstairs 1761; 1804-7; Oleson 1767-9; Roch 1805-6 Driedger 1714-15, 1756-7, 1761; Commercial Wildlife Management L. Harapiak 1715, 1761-2 Blake 1829; Forestry L. Harapiak 1807-8, 1829; Administration Oleson 1807-8 Driedger 1702-7, 1710-11; Downey 1707-1 0; L. Harapiak 1702-11; NCR Building Manness 1704-5 Industry Technology Centre Forest Protection Johnston 2465; Kostyra 2465 Driedger 1712-3; Ernst 1711-14; L. Harapiak 1711-4 Silviculture Non-Political Statements Driedger 1711; L. Harapiak 1711 "Awareness II: A Quest for Wo rld Peace" Lands Publication R.B. Russell High School

53 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Wasylycia-Leis 1670 Phillips 2242 Beausejour 75th Anniversary Western Gymnastics Championship Winners H. Smith 3775 Kovnats 1301 Brandon University Bobcats, YM-YWCA Women of the Ye ar Aw ards Canadian Inter-University Pawley 1722 Athletic Basketball Championship Response Evans 320 Filmon 1722 Response Desjardins 320; McCrae 320 Canada Music Competition Winners Non-returnable cans Storie 2107 Kovnats 2295-6; Lecuyer 2295-6 Canada Winter Games Desjardins 66-7 Canadian National Gymnastics and Northern Affairs Trampoline Championships Opening Remarks Mercier 2038 Harper 3544-6 Winners Announcement Response Desjardins 2107 Downey 3546-9 Children's Miracle Telethon Administration and Finance Pediatric Research Executive Support Dolin 2567 Downey 3549; Harper 3549 Hillhouse, Tom Minister's Salary 91st birthday Downey 3631-3; Harper 3632-3 Carstairs 3380 Research and Planning International Band Festival Winners Downey 3549-50; Harper 3549-50 Baker 100 Agreements Management and Coordination Kelvin High School Cross Country Te am Downey 3626-8; Harper 3626-8 Relay Run and Manitoba Marathon Local Government Development Desjardins 2500- 1 Derkach 3551; Kiwanis 4-H Speaking Competition Downey 3550-1, 3625-6; Downey 2708 Harper 3550- 1, 3625-6 Manitoba Sugar Beet Growers Native Affairs Secretariat Tripartite Agreement signing Downey 3628-31; Harper 3629-30; Pankratz 1782-3 Kovnats 3629-30 Peguis Choralaires, International Music Festival Winners Uruski 1235 Northern Tax Allowance Pembina Crest School Thompson/Wabowden Conflict Resolution, Peace and Ashton 520; Kostyra 520 Global Interdependence Conference Birt 1670 Portage La Prairie Strawberry Festival Northern Yo uth Corps Connery 3591 Jobs A.D. Parker Collegiate Ashton 1493; Evans 1493 25th Anniversary Ashton 2106 Sagkeeng Oldtimers Northgrove fire safety system Baker 562 Connery 3699-70; M. Smith 3699-70 Senior Manitoba Women's Championship and Labatt's Ta nkard Northwest Child and Family Services McCrae 39 Board removal Third International Film Festival Alcan Prix du Publique Carstairs 34 17; Mercier 2497; Winner Norman Bailey M. Smith 2497-8, 3417-8 Wasylycia-Leis 3591 Maskiw, Ken performance Thompson Nickel Days Festival Carstairs 2543; M. Smith 2543 Ashton 3795-6 To mato Plant Growing Contest Nutra-Sweet Challenge and Presentation Cost to individual Kovnats 2242 Dolin 3312; Schroeder 3312 Response Desjardins 2242 Patent extension Filmon 2242 Dolin 331 1; Schroeder 331 1

54 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Off-road Vehicles Act Findlay 1992; Uruski 1992 Bombardiers Education Tax Program Connery 3124; Plohman 3124 Ceiling rebate Insurance purchase Findlay 1299; Orchard 1299; Ducharme 3124; Plohman 3124 Uruski 1299 Legislation Farms Ducharme 3124; Plohman 3124 Findlay 357; Uruski 357 Length Findlay 1299; Uruski 1299 Offshore borrowing Relief criteria Percentage loan bill Findlay 356-7, 468, 1299; Manness 3604; Schroeder 3603-4 Orchard 1234-5, 1300 Provincial Family Farm Protection Act Manness 3604-5; Schroeder 3604 Mediation Board Cases Findlay 2948 Ombudsman Guidelines Legislative committee Findlay 2948 Filmon 1198; Pawley 1198 Utilization Findlay 2948 Open Custody Homes Farm closures Yo ung Offenders Act Findlay 642; Uruski 643 Carstairs 2462; M. Smith 2462 Farm Crisis Situation Filmon 10, 128-30, 163-4; Findlay 10-1 1; Operating Loan Guarantee Program Pawley 10, 128-30, 163-4; Findlay 1573-4; Uruski 1573-4 Uruski 10-1 1, 39, 163-4 Farm Economic Situation Emergency debate Oral Questions Cowan 269; Mercier 269 Farmers Agriculture Equity program Bean Growers Baker 2548; Uruski 2548 Meeting Federal assistance Carstairs 3665; Findlay 3607; Baker 38, 1458; Findlay 2788; Uruski 3607, 3665 Uruski 38, 2788 Support GSE and special levy Findlay 3607; Uruski 3607 Findlay 357; Uruski 357 Tripartite agreement Interest rate reduction Findlay 3606-7; Uruski 3606-7 Filmon 130; Pawley 131; Uruski 130 Bee mites control Interlake deficiency payments Pankratz 3607; Uruski 3607 Baker 2704; Uruski 2704 Budget Land transfer tax Increased cost H. Smith 358; Uruski 358 Findlay 469; Uruski 469 Manitoba Crop Insurance Canadian Wheat Board Baker 1937; Uruski 1937 Reduced payments Sugar beet industry Baker 99; Pawley 99 Agreement Wheat prices inequity Differences Baker 1196; Uruski 1196 Baker 1779; Uruski 1779 Crop seeding credit Federal/Provincial Findlay 1573; Uruski 1573 Baker 446; Uruski 446 Deficiency payments Notification (1986) subsidy Baker 1779; Uruski 1779 Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Western Grain (1987) payment Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Federal/Provincial sharing Farm land Findlay 2565; Uruski 2565 Dual operation Manitoba participation Findlay 357; Uruski 357 Findlay 2565; Uruski 2565 Education tax Method Relief Findlay 2565; Uruski 2565 Filmon 130; Drought contingency plans Findlay 356-7, 468, 1299-300;

55 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Orchard 1234-5; Manitoba Agricultural Credit Uruski 130, 357, 468, 1234-5, Corporation (MACC) 1299-300 Agriculture Committee Removal Cummings 2660; Uruski 2660 Filmon 130; Uruski 130 Assessment Foreclosures Findlay 2237-8; Uruski 2237-8 Baker 1457-8; Uruski 1458 Collection loans GSE and special levy Findlay 132; Uruski 132 Findlay 356; Uruski 357 Debt Review Board Operating credit and loans Cummings 3380; Uruski 3380 Findlay 298; Uruski 298 Deficiency payments Farm School Tax Assistance Program Findlay 557; Uruski 557-8 Discrimination Foreclosure notices Oleson 3843; Pawley 3843 Downey 1782; Uruski 1782 Federal assistance Interest Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Buy-down program Fuel prices Cummings 3608, 3773; Findlay 813-4; Uruski 813-4 Uruski 3608, 3773 Hobby farmers qualify Computer printout review Findlay 2982; Uruski 2982 Cummings 3379; Uruski 3380 Interest rates illegal charged Forgiveness Findlay 3795 Findlay 468; Uruski 468 Length Illegal rates Findlay 2981; Uruski 2981-2 Findlay 643; Uruski 643 Mediation Board aid Rate reduction Findlay 3772; Uruski 3772 Findlay 131-2, 3377; Policy Uruski 132, 1991, 2237-8, 3377 Change Leaseback Oleson 3843; Pawley 3843 Land report Landowners Cummings 3380; Uruski 3380 Oleson 3843; Pawley 3843 Long term Qualifications H. Smith 357; Uruski 357-8 Baker 30 19; Uruski 30 19 Panel Rebate match Ontario Agreements Findlay 2237; Uruski 2237 Cummings 2660; Uruski 2660 See also Manitoba School Tax Creditors before Assistance Program Cummings 2660; Uruski 2660 Subsidies Federal Farm Debt Review Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788-9 Cummings 2659; Uruski 2659 Farm Start Prorated refund Applications approved Manness 2239; Uruski 2239 Findlay 2736, 3771; Manitoba Agricultural Producers Uruski 2736, 3771 Organization Funding Act Finished animals Findlay 1938; Uruski 1938 Findlay 2736; Uruski 2736 Manitoba Beef Commission Feedlot program assurance Auction marts McCrae 190; Mackling 190; Findlay 2499; Uruski 2499 Uruski 190 Contract Hog tripartite agreement Findlay 189; Uruski 189 Findlay 1060-1; Uruski 1061 Long-term plan implementation Interest Rate Reduction Program Downey 2704; Uruski 2704 Calculation and fee charge Marketing regulation changes Findlay 1991; Uruski 1992 Findlay 2735-6; Uruski 2735-6 Fee Policy changes Income tax deductible Downey 2703-4; Uruski 2704 Findlay 1991; Uruski 1992 Producers robbery prevention MACC assessment Findlay 2499; Uruski 2499 Findlay 2237-8; Uruski 2237-8 Surplus refunds Keystone Agricultural Producers Downey 2703; Uruski 2703 Findlay 620; Uruski 620 Manitoba Beef Plan Loan agreements Findlay 188-9, 2499-500; Bank service charges Uruski 188-9, 2499-500 H. Smith 873; Uruski 873-4 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation

56 INDEX BY SUBJECT

All-risk contracts cancellations Filmon 975; Pawley 975 Findlay 2661; Uruski 2661 Mayer, Charles Reseeding privilege Letter Deadline Pankratz 1027; Uruski 1026-7 Baker 1937; Uruski 1937 Te lex reply Extension Findlay 1061; Uruski 1062 Findlay 2661; Uruski 2661 Meeting Wheat Board Mediation Board Findlay 1061; Uruski 1061 Findlay 2948, 3772; Policy Uruski 2948, 3772 Birt 870; Uruski 870-1 Milk Premier staff cutbacks Minimum price Enns 891; Pawley 891 H. Smith 38; Uruski 39 Priority Quota policy Filmon 1026; Pawley 1026 Findlay 3771; Uruski 3771 Swamp fever testing Minister resignation requested Enns 272, 586-7; Uruski 272, 587 Findlay 891; Uruski 891 Western Grain Farmers subsidies Operating Loan Guarantee Program Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Findlay 1573-4; Uruski 1573-4 Prairie Agricultural Machinery Attorney-General Institute (PAMI) Acquired lmmununodeficiency Syndrome Support (AIDS) Baker 1233; Uruski 1233 Post-mortums Sugar Beet industry Carstairs 3556; Penner 3556 Agreement Appointments Federal-Provincial Judicial federal limitation Filmon 1776; Uruski 1776 Mercier 1280; Penner 1280 Grant or bipartite Lyon, Sterling criticism Findlay 1195; Uruski 1195 Mercier 15-6; Penner 16 Negotiation stabilization Bill No. 6 - Municipal Powers Findlay 1194; Pankratz 1298; Downey 1280; Penner 1280 Uruski 1194; 1298 Bill No. 47 - Human Rights Code Signing deadline Big Brothers Pankratz 1298-9; Uruski 1299 Orchard 3792-3; Penner 3792-3 Tripartite Employee benefit plan amendments Carstairs 894; Filmon 975-6, Filmon 2562; Penner 2562 1024-5, 1059-60, 1115, 1274-5; Bill No. 61 - Labour Relations Act Findlay 298-9, 619, 1195; Ta bling opinion Pankratz 1026, 1405, 1491, 1552 McCrae 3439; Penner 3439 1569, 1670; Break and enter crimes Pawley 1025, 1059-60, 1569; Mercier 1295-6; Penner 1295-6 Schroeder 1552; Charter of Rights Uruski 298-9, 619, 894, 976, Supreme law 1026, 1115, 1195, 1405, 1491, Carstairs 39 13; Penner 3913 1569, 1670 Child Abuse Alternate crop Molestation Pankratz 1298; Uruski 1298 Rocan 3880; Penner 3880 Assistance Police protection Filmon 1115; Pawley 1115 Mercier 892; Penner 892 Commitment Registry Baker 446, 1779; Carstairs 894; Amy case charges Uruski 446, 894, 1779 Brown 3560; Penner 3560 Growers City of Winnipeg Findlay 298-9; Uruski 298-9 Enderton Caveats Inadequate support Carstairs 3125; Penner 3125 Carstairs 894; Dakota-Ojibway Tri bal Council Findlay 890; Uruski 890, 894-5 Police Program termination Jobs Preservation Ernst 2791; Penner 2791 Filmon 976, 1059; Provincial commitment Schroeder 1060; Uruski 976-7 Ernst 2791-2; Penner 2791 Kleysen Transport Ltd. Daniels, Morley Kenneth Filmon 1023-4; Uruski 1024 Sentence appeal Layoffs Hammond 1571; Penner 1571

57 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Deputy Attorney-General Estates mentally incompetent Salary Mercier 2099-100; Penner 2100 McCrae 1781, 1860, 2105; RCMP Winnipeg Beach Penner 1781, 1860, 2105 Mercier 3605-6; Pawley 3605; Farmers interest rates illegal Penner 3605-6 Findlay 643, 3795; Redhead, Eric Penner 643, 3795 Compensation Gay rights groups funding Mercier 35-6; Penner 36 Penner 3881; Rocan 3881 Robinson, Garth Wayne James, John Jr. Plea bargaining Appeals Mercier 167-8; Penner 167-8 Hammond 2548; Penner 2548 Sophonow, Thomas Trial costs Mercier 36; Penner 36 Hammond 2548; Penner 2548 Strike demonstrations Labour Relations Act Prosecution decisions Law Freedom of Speech McCrae 3704; Penner 3704 Law opinion Filmon 1996; Business Development and Tourism McCrae 1996, 2105-6; Bill No. 61 - Final Offer Selection Penner 1996, 2105-6 Request withdrawal Land Transfer Tax Connery 3169; Storie 3169 Implementation Business Mercier 2035; Penner 2035 Bankruptcies number Transitional period Connery 2734; Hemphill 2734 Mercier 2035; Penner 2035 Community development concerns Law increased taxes Connery 3168, 3844; Manness 1664; Penner 1664 Hemphill 3843-3 Law Reform Commission Investment policies Reproductive technological study Filmon 1932-3; Pawley 1932-3 Carstairs 1277; Penner 1277 Loan Legal Aid Program details Awasis Agency Connery 3038-9; Hemphill 3039 Mercier 449; Penner 449 Province comparison Liquor Commission tax review Connery 3771; Hemphill 377 1 Connery 2547; Penner 2547 Starts (1985-6) increase Native girl Connery 2812; Hemphill 2812 Compensation Viable private sector Mercier 449; M. Smith 449 Connery 3844 Rape charges Business Fund Mercier 448; Penner 448 Details available Organized crime provincially Connery 1404; Hemphill 1404 Mercier 3173; Penner 3173-4 Churchill Housing Authority (CHA) Pornography support Income complaints Federal legislation Carstairs 2404; Hemphill 2404 Hammond 1727; Penner 1727-8 Policy re-evaluation Postal strike violence prevention Carstairs 2404; Hemphill 2404 Mercier 3239-41; Penner 3240 Rent increases Provincial Judges Carstairs 11; Hemphill 11-2 Appointment Te achers Consultations Eviction Mercier 15-6; Penner 16 Carstairs 1119; Hemphill 1119 Women Leases Mercier 15; Penner 15-6 Carstairs 1119; Hemphill 1119 Association discussions Options McCrae 1859; Penner 1859 Carstairs 1120; Hemphill 1120 Pension plans Waiting list McCrae 1860; Penner 1860 Carstairs 2404; Hemphill 2404 Wage Churchill Public Housing Negotiations Te achers McCrae 1781; Penner 1781 Leases Statement review Carstairs 1119; Hemphill 1119 McCrae 1781; Penner 1781 Policy re-evaluation Public Trustee Carstairs 2404; Hemphill 2404

58 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Condominium Reason for decline Act information amendments Connery 3347-8 Birt 3122-3; Hemphill 3122-3 Reverse decline plan Corporations legislation Connery 2547; Hemphill 2547 Birt 2404-5; Hemphill 2404-5 Vacation Planner brochure Daerwood Machine Works Hemphill 644-5; Roch 644-5 Incentive payments Treesbank Ferry Connery 100, 237-8, 1198; Incorrect information Hemphill 100, 134-5, 237, 1198; Connery 2790; Hemphill 2790 Orchard 135 Ta bling loan details Connery 1548 Community Services Events Magazine Abraham case investigation Connery 3169; Storie 3169 Mercier 2035; M. Smith 2035 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Folklorama (AIDS) Sporting event Action policy positive test Connery 2790 Mitchelson 2735; M. Smith 2735 Landlord and Te nant Review Report Criteria high-risk groups Advisor duties Penal institutions Hemphill 2104; Oleson 2104 Mitchelson 2735; M. Smith 2735 Rendez-vous Canada Prisoners Booths Screening Connery 1858; Storie 1858 Orchard 2316; M. Smith 23 16 Participation Segregation Hemphill 1726; Santos 1726 Orchard 2316; M. Smith 2316-7 Senior's residence Screening foster homes Fire alarm system Mitchelson 2735; M. Smith 2735 Ernst 735-6; Hemphill 736 Agassiz Yo uth Centre Small business Day passes Bankruptcies increase Brown 1300; M. Smith 1300 Connery 2734; Hemphill 2734 Awasis Agency Bonds implementation Investigation Connery 3769; Hemphill 3769 Mercier 620, 1550, 3518; Growth M. Smith 620, 1550, 3519 Fund Kozak, Desiree death Connery 2564-5, 2703; Mercier 3879; M. Smith 3879 Hemphill 2703; Storie 2564 Legal Aid Tax Mercier 449, 1994, 2792; Connery 445; Hemphill 445 Penner 449, 1994, 2792 Information centres Northwest Child and Family Services Connery 3770; Hemphill 3770 Report Loan program Mercier 3124; M. Smith 3124 Connery 445; Hemphill 445 Sexual assault charges Payroll tax review Mercier 1994, 2792; Connery 445-6; Hemphill 446 M. Smith 1994, 2792 Start Program Staff training Connery 2734; Hemphill 2734 Brown 3737; M. Smith 3737 Swan River Housing Project Trial costs Concrete steps Mercier 2792; Penner 2792 Hemphill 2947; Oleson 2947 Underreporting Contract tendered Mercier 2659; M. Smith 2659 Hemphill 2947, 2982; Oleson 2947 Awasis and Northwest Agency Tourism Staffing Departmental effects Carstairs 3519; M. Smith 3519 Connery 3348; Hemphill 3348 Child Abuse Estimates re-evaluation Chief Medical Examiner's review Connery 1547; Hemphill 1547 Mercier 1117; M. Smith 1117-8 Foreign decline Child Abuse Review Connery 1547; Hemphill 1547 Mercier 2461; Penner 2461 In-Province travel Child Protection Centre Connery 1858-9; Storie 1859 Mercier 977; M. Smith 977 Media buy and advertising increase Death causes Connery 3348; Hemphill 3348 Mercier 319; M. Smith 319

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Information lack M. Smith 2460, 3519 Carstairs 2500; Pawley 2500 Minister action refusal Manitoba Social Workers Association Mercier 1668; M. Smith 1668 Submission Northwest Mercier 319; M. Smith 319-20 Director suspension Registry Carstairs 34 17-8; Appeal procedure M. Smith 3417-8 Brown 33 13; M. Smith 33 13 Dr. Grant Reid contract Names Carstairs 34 17; M. Smith 3417 Released Report deadline Carstairs 583; M. Smith 583 Carstairs 34 18; M. Smith 3418 Removal Progress reports Brown 3313; Carstairs 583; Implementation/recommendations M. Smith 583, 33 13 Mercier 977-8, 1550; Regulations M. Smith 978, 1550 Carstairs 583; M. Smith 583 Re-abuse St. Hilaire family Mercier 1668, 1938; Brown 33 1 2-3; M. Smith 3312-3 M. Smith 1668; 1938 Seven Oaks Yo uth Centre Report payment Carstairs 3604-5; Mercier 559; M. Smith 559 M. Smith 3604-5 Review Committee Report Child and Family Services Mercier 319-20; M. Smith 319-20 Agencies Risk Deficit predicted Mercier 892, 3879; M. Smith 3879 Mercier 192; M. Smith 192 Social Wo rkers Association Directorate review Submission Mercier 2497; M. Smith 2497 Mercier 319; M. Smith 319 Hasiuk, Ernest Unit discussion Mercier 2496-7, 2542-3; Mercier 3880; M. Smith 3880 M. Smith 2496-7, 2542-3 Winnipeg South Infant deaths Carstairs 30 16; M. Smith 3016 Mercier 3879; M. Smith 3879 Kozak, Desiree responsibility Improved service Brown 133; M. Smith 133 Mercier 892; Penner 892; Service standard M. Smith 892 Brown 39 15; Pawley 3915 Children's Aid Society Child Care Child abuse policy reassessment Social workers qualifications Filmon 2541; M. Smith 2541 Brown 3738; M. Smith 3738 Closure Child Welfare League of America Filmon 2541; M. Smith 2541 Manitoba membership Deaths since dissolution Brown 3560; Penner 3560; Filmon 2541-2; M. Smith 2541-2 M. Smith 3559-60 Director position Native Training Program Carstairs 2543; M. Smith 2543 Brown 3560; Penner 3560; Felix, Daniel M. Smith 3560 Anishinabe Program Children's Aid Society Mercier 558-9; M. Smith 559 Child abuse policy reassessment Assessment Filmon 2541; M. Smith 2541 Mercier 1668; M. Smith 1668 Closure Child Care Worker Filmon 2541; M. Smith 2541 Disciplinary action Deaths since dissolution Mercier 1781-2, 1837-8; Filmon 2541-2; M. Smith 2541-2 M. Smith 1781-2; 1837-8 Community agency responsibilities Increased police protection Carstairs 2498; M. Smith 2498 Mercier 892; Penner 892; M. Smith 892 Community Services Implementation Deficiencies Mercier 1550; M. Smith 1550 Carstairs 979; M. Smith 979 Inquest Inquiry senior management Mercier 1117; M. Smith 1117 Carstairs 2498; Pawley 2498-9; Internal Review Ta bling M. Smith 2498 Mercier 1117; M. Smith 1117 Management lists Investigation Carstairs 2544-5; M. Smith 2545 Mercier 2460, 3519; Ombudsman's Report

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Brown 3197; Mercier 3844; M. Smith 2498, 2658 M. Smith 3197, 3844 Reviews Pressured to action Mercier 2461; M. Smith 2461 Carstairs 3016; M. Smith 3016 Tr ial costs Spending priorities Mercier 2792; Penner 2792 Carstairs 1491; M. Smith 1491 Knox Day Care Centre Ta bling Annual Report Carstairs 3239; M. Smith 3239 Brown 1573; M. Smith 1573, 1938 Legal Aid Aw asis Agency Correctional facilities Mercier 449, 1994, 2792 Day passes Maloney, Tim Brown 1300; M. Smith 1300 Hiring Headingley security Mercier 2461; M. Smith 2461 Brown 3794; M. Smith 3794 Suspension Dauphin Crisis Centre Carstairs 2498; M. Smith 2498 Carstairs 1491; M. Smith 1491 Manitoba Committee on Wife Abuse Day Care Carstairs 3791; M. Smith 3790- 1 Federal intentions Manitoba Development Corporation (MDC) H. Smith 244; M. Smith 244 Buildings improvements Information Connery 3700; M. Smith 3700 Baker 3122; M. Smith 3122 Medication dispensing Spaces criteria/priority Connery 3700; Filmon 1228-9; Hammond 2317; Carstairs 3239; M. Smith 3700 M. Smith 2317-8, 3239 Northgrove fire safety system Estimates Ta bled report Connery 3699-70; M. Smith 3700 Brown 3197; M. Smith 3197 Ombudsman's Report Family in Motion Conference Action plan Brown 3560; M. Smith 3560 Filmon 1229-30; M. Smith 1230 Gowler, Mitch Availability Circumstances Connery 642, 1197-8; Brown 2318; M. Smith 2318 M. Smith 642, 1197 Compensation family Recommendations Brown 1573; M. Smith 1573 Connery 3590; M. Smith 3590 Inquest Ta bled Brown 1066, 1572-3, 2318, 2461; Brown 1066; M. Smith 1066, 1573, 2318-9, Connery 867, 978, 1197-8; 2461 Desjardins 867; Sogi, John whereabouts Filmon 729-30, 778; Brown 1457; M. Smith 1457 Pawley 729-30; Group homes M. Smith 729, 778-9, 978, Mentally handicapped 1066, 1198 Brown 1065-6, 1457; Procedures medical examiner M. Smith 1066, 1457 Dolin 782; M. Smith 782 Volunteer training Reporting Brown 1066; M. Smith 1066 Deaths Independent Living Program Connery 731; Dolin 781-2; Funding M. Smith 731, 781, 1064 Dolin 191-2; M. Smith 191-2 Injuries Infant deaths Filmon 1229; M. Smith 1229 Identification Request Minister resignation Mercier 2460; M. Smith 2460 Connery 1230; Pawley 1230 Investigation Welcome Home Program Mercier 2658 Connery 2314-5; M. Smith 2315 Kozak, Desiree Maskiw, Ken tabling work record Mercier 3879; M. Smith 3879 Mercier 2543; M. Smith 2543 Ministerial decision Mendelsohn, Michael Mercier 2460; M. Smith 2460 Mercier 2497; M. Smith 2497 Parental jurisdiction Minister of Community Services Mercier 2496; M. Smith 2496 Accusation withdrawals SIDS inquest inquiry Mercier 415; M. Smith 415 Mercier 2460; M. Smith 2460 Appointment request Ta bling Mercier 1838, 1840; Investigations Pawley 1838, 1840 Mercier 2498, 2659; Resignation requested

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Brown 133-4, 39 14; Carstairs 1063; Mackling 1063 Carstairs 979, 2463; Federal contact Connery 1230; Mackling 1065; H. Smith 1065 Pawley 134, 979, 1230, 39 14-5; Funding M. Smith 2463 Carstairs 1063; Mackling 1063 Native children Esprit Vacations Limited Adoption Complaints Policy Ducharme 2236-7; Mackling 2237 Mercier 380-1; M. Smith 38 1, 415 Default insurance legislation Post services Ducharme 2237; Mackling 2237 Mercier 415; M. Smith 415 Gas prices review Private Trades Practice Act Mercier 38 1; M. Smith 38 1 Ducharme 1276; Mackling 1276 Rape charges Sunday retail closing Mercier 448 Dolin 37; Mackling 37 Compensation Mercier 449; M. Smith 449 Co-operative Development Northgrove fire safety system Connery 3699-70; Bailey, Ron M. Smith 3699-70 Cooperative Communications position Cowan 39 16-7; Pankratz 3916 Northwest Child and Family Services Bill No. 47 - Human Rights Legislation Board removal Employee benefits Mercier 2497; Cowan 2562; Filmon 2562 M. Smith 2497-8, 3417-8 Maskiw, Ken performance Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd. Carstairs 2543; M. Smith 2543 (CCIL) Agreement conditions Open Custody Homes Cowan 1995; McCrae 1995 Yo ung Offenders Act Appointments Carstairs 2462; M. Smith 2462 Cowan 39 17; Pankratz 39 17 Remand Centre Assistance criteria Construction Cowan 1995; McCrae 1995 Brown 621; M. Smith 62 1 Dutch owned Understaffing Cowan 203 1; Filmon 2031 Brown 621; M. Smith 62 1 Loans Seven Oaks Youth Centre Amount Carstairs 3604-5; M. Smith 3604-5 Cowan 2184-5; Filmon 2184 Tu rnbull, Aleda Conversion Mercier 2497; M. Smith 2497 Cowan 2184; Filmon 2184-5 WA SO-WCB coverage mentally handicapped Write-off Mitchelson 1402; M. Smith 1402 Cowan 2185; Filmon 2185 Welcome Home Program Support Connery 2314-5; Filmon 1229; Cowan 1994-5; Pankratz 1994-5 M. Smith 1229, 2315 Cooperative Communications Westman Wo men's Shelter Cowan 39 16-7; Pankratz 3916 Lack of funds closure Credit Union Stabilization Fund Downey 2466; Evans 2466; Amount requested M. Smith 2466 Cowan 623; Pankratz 623-4 Support Assistance Downey 2466; Evans 2466; Cowan 1459-60; Pankratz 1459-60 M. Smith 2466 Interest repayment Winnipeg South Child and Cowan 623; Pankratz 623 Family Services Agency Renewal agreement Carstairs 3016; M. Smith 30 16 Cowan 623; Pankratz 623 Ta bling report Consumer and Corporate Affairs Cowan 624, 1459; Bill C-22, Patent Act Pankratz 624, 1459 Opposition Fisher, Ross Opportunities Yo uth Cooperatives position/salary Dolin 3040; Mackling 3040 Cowan 3916; Pankratz 39 16 Response Lakeshore Land Improvements Dolin 3039; Mackling 3039 Co-operative Consumers' Association of Canada Loan Department handling calls closure Cowan 2038; Pankratz 2037

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Vi con Library Corporate tax Double standard Cowan 2032; Filmon 2032 Roch 1121; Wasylycia-Leis 1121-2 Loans guarantee Funding Cowan 1995; Pankratz 1995 H. Smith 380; Roch 1121; Winnipeg Arts Club Wasylycia-Leis 380, 1121 Closure Urban and rural Cowan 1403; Pankratz 1402 Roch 1121; Wasylycia-Leis 1121-2 Loan Community Places Grant Cowan 1403; Pankratz 1403 Glenboro Golf Club Yo uth Cooperatives Oleson 1840; Wasylycia-Leis 1840 Cowan 3916; Pankratz 3916 Program applications Roch 1233; Wasylycia-Leis 1233 St. Vital Mustangs Crown Investments Walding 1571; Community Economic Development Fund Wasylycia-Leis 1571 Doer 2087; Downey 2087 Constituency map Crown Corporations Roch 1233-4; Wasylycia-Leis 1234 Bill terms and principles Economic and Regional Development Derkach 2789-90; Doer 2790 Agreement (ERDA) Municipal Affairs Committee review Funds available Derkach 2790; Doer 2790 Carstairs 3767; Responsibility Wasylycia-Leis 3767 Filmon 2085; Pawley 2085 Program extension Role Carstairs 3767; Filmon 2085; Pawley 2085 Wasylycia-Leis 3767 Salaries Films Derkach 2660; Doer 2660 Gay Film Festival Crown Investments Embassies support Annual Report signed Roch 1552; Wasylycia-Leis 1551-3 Doer 2085-6; Filmon 2085 Authority Films funded Ernst 1232-3; Filmon 2084-5; Pawley 2084-5 Wasylycia-Leis 1232-3 Inter-City Gas Grant Ta bling Business Plan Ernst 1232; Doer 2978; Orchard 2978 Wasylycia-Leis 1232-3 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Grant criteria (MPIC) Ernst 1297; Removal of Chairman Wasylycia-Leis 1297-8 Doer 2401; Filmon 2401 Freedom of Information Natural Gas distribution role Act proclamation Filmon 2943; Parasiuk 2943 Mercier 192-3; Orchard 3375; Wo rkers Compensation (WCB) Wasylycia-Leis 192-3 Removal of Chairman Legislation Doer 2400; Filmon 2400 Filmon 779; Wasylycia-Leis 779 Gambling Culture, Heritage and Recreation Casino days expansion Archives Mercier 2241; Manitoba Public Insurance Wasylycia-Leis 2241 Corporation (MPIC) Foundation consultant Document identification Mercier 2241; Wasylycia-Leis 2241 Enns 516; Roch 515-6; Legislation Wasylycia-Leis 515-6 Downey 2791; Pawley 2791 Files Requests Orchard 514-5; Downey 2791; Pawley 2791; Wasylycia-Leis 514-5 Wasylycia-Leis 2791 Microfiche records Sunday study Filmon 555; Wasylycia-Leis 554-5 Ernst 1277; Business closure intimidation Wasylycia-Leis 1277-8 Filmon 1933-4, 1990-1; Law Reform Commission Study Pawley 1933, 1990- 1; Carstairs 1276-7; Wasylycia-Leis 1933-4, 1991 Wasylycia-Leis 1277 City of Winnipeg Lotteries

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Bingo licences Schools/health care facilities Ernst 1298; Wasylycia-Leis 1298 Carstairs 189-90; Filmon 187; Breezy Bend Golf Club licence Storie 187, 189-90 Ernst 3668; Wasylycia-Leis 3668 Agricultural deficiency Casino (1987) payments Age restrictions Findlay 2565; Storie 2565

Birt 585-6; Wasylycia-Leis 586-7 Bill No. 47 - Human Rights Legislation Convention Centre Assurances not in curriculum Filmon 266-7; Derkach 3793; Pawley 3793; Wasylycia-Leis 266-7 Penner 3793 Patrons statistics School curriculum Filmon 267; Wasylycia-Leis 267 Derkach 3769; Storie 3769 Study Careerstart/STEP Program Ernst 3610; wasylycia-Leis 3610 Caucus cuts Conflict-of-interest guidelines Carstairs 2089; Evans 2465; Ernst 1780, 1992; Storie 2089 Wasylycla-Leis 1780, 1992, 3175 Charter of Rights Review Committee Foundation revenues Birt 1118; Storie 1118 Ernst 2090; wasylycia-Leis 209 1 Continuing education Manitoba High School Athletic ADM appointment Association Carstairs 3122; Storie 3122 Funds distribution Funding reduction Ernst 1992; wasylycia-Leis 1992 Carstairs 315; Storie 315, 447 Guidelines violation Value Checks Grants to seniors Ernst 1992-3; Carstairs 3198, 3201; Wasylycia-Leis 1993 Storie 3198, 3200- 1 Qualifications Word processing course Ernst 3668; wasylycia-Leis 3668 Removal 6-36 Carstairs 315; Storie 316 Apology requested Department of Education Downey 1195; Wasylycia-Leis 1196 Disregard qualifications Discriminatory advertising Carstairs 3122; Storie 3122 Downey 1195; Wasylycia-Leis 1196 Te xtbook material Review mail responsibility Complaints Downey 1196; Wasylycia-Leis 1196 Carstairs 1454; Storie 1454 Umbrella groups discrimination Readability level Ernst 1120; Wasylycia-Leis 1121 Carstairs 1454; Storie 1454 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Falcon Beach school closure (MPIC) Roch 13-4; Storie 13-4 Document shredding authority High School Review Filmon 555; Wasylycia-Leis 556 Distribution Multicultural Ta sk Force Carstairs 3349; Storie 3349 Roch 2320, 2402; Santos 2240; Parents network Wasylycia-Leis 2240, 2320, 2402-3 Derkach 874; Storie 874 Reproductive technology Policy Advisory Council on Birt 4 17; Storie 417 Status of Women Study Program Carstairs 1277; Derkach 166-7; Storie 166-7 Wasylycia-Leis 1277 Independent school grant increase Selkirk Settlement Anniversary Birt 815; Storie 815 Roch 3560; Wasylycia-Leis 3560, 3668 International Baccalaureate Program Carstairs 3197; Storie 3197-8 Education Keewatin College Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Birt 1549; Storie 1549 (AIDS) Minister resignation request Curriculum Birt 815; Storie 815 Planning Post-secondary institutions Carstairs 2316; Storie 2316 Payroll tax removal Vancouver/Manitoba Carstairs 447; Storie 447 Carstairs 23 16 Public Schools Guidelines Funding Planning stage Birt 165; McCrae 165-6; Carstairs 2316; Storie 2316 Pawley 165-6; Storie 165-6

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Increased taxes Downey 1937; Evans 1937 Birt 1667; Storie 1667-8 Fedorowich, Stephan funding Resources Fund status Evans 379 1; Rocan 3791 Birt 624, 2319; Storie 624, 23 19 Grant cutbacks St. James-Assiniboia Carstairs 296; Evans 296-7 Physiotherapy services Homosexuals Carstairs 2706; Storie 2706-7 Evans 3791-2; Rocan 3791 School busing Policy changes Ownership costs Carstairs 98; Evans 98 Derkach 1570-1; Storie 1571 Springfield-Ta che Resource Centre Policy changes contracts Evans 3123; Roch 3123 Cummings 1458-9; Storie 1459 Step Program Safety regulations Job losses Cummings 1459; Storie 1459 Carstairs 2089; Evans 2465 Ta bling information Restoration Derkach 1571; Storie 1571 Carstairs 2088; Pawley 2088 Sister MacNamara School Te en-Aid funding review Space Evans 3917-8; Rocan 3917 Ernst 2090; Storie 2090 Charter of Rights Special Needs Social Assistance Program Conflict Allowance funding Carstairs 1993; Evans 1993 Carstairs 2706; Storie 2706 Employment Children Manitoba Yo uth Centres Birt 1118; Storie 1118 Evans 3418; Orchard 3418 Support levy University students Birt 316; Storie 316 Westfair/Canada Post Universities Evans 3418; Orchard 3418 Brandon Job Training for To morrow Funding Continuance Long-term Evans 316-7; H. Smith 316 McCrae 893; Storie 893 Employment target groups Increased utility rates Evans 317; H. Smith 317 McCrae 894; Storie 894 Northern Yo uth Corps Operating grants Jobs McCrae 894; Storie 894 Ashton 1493; Evans 1493 Costs Postal strike Birt 3172; Storie 3172 Cheque delivery Development Fund Driedger 3121; Evans 3121 Dolin 470; Storie 470 Provincial Funding/accreditation Social Assistance recipients Birt 3172; Carstairs 269, 448; Employed Storie 269-70, 448, 3172, 39 15 Evans 1726, 2465 Grants Commission funding Increase Carstairs 3597; Storie 3597 Evans 1726, 2464 Library grants Welfare rolls Carstairs 270; Storie 270 Oleson 1725-6; Evans 1726 Manitoba Science lab upgrading Sexist language Dolin 470; Storie 470 Removal from legislation Profit-making bodies Carstairs 1993; Evans 1993 Carstairs 297; Storie 297 Shelter allowance increase Quality improvement Carstairs 2033-4; Evans 2033-4 Carstairs 3588; Storie 3588 Social assistance recipients Task force establishment Disability pensions Carstairs 270; Storie 270 Carstairs 1993, Evans 1993 Tu ition fees Federal sales tax credit Derkach 190-1; Storie 190-1 Dolin 132; Evans 132 Special Needs Allowance Employment Services and Change Economic Security Carstairs 2034; Evans 2034 Abused women liens Regulations Carstairs 2897; Evans 2897 Carstairs 2897; Evans 2897 Careerstart Program Springfield-Ta che Resource Centre Antler River Recreation District Roch 3123; Evans 3123

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Unemployed Help Centres Enns 3037-8; Parasiuk 3037 Continuation Long-term contracts Dolin 3349; Evans 3350 Derkach 39 14; Manness 2979; Numbers served Orchard 3912-3; Dolin 3349; Evans 3349 Parasiuk 39 12, 3914 Support Mortgage sale Dolin 3349; Evans 3349 Manness 2900; Parasiuk 2900 Welfare system two-tiered Profit level Carstairs 2897; Evans 2897 Enns 3038; Parasiuk 3037 Westman Women's Shelter Public opinion poll

Funding increase Filmon 3788-9; Parasiuk 3661-2·' Downey 2899; Evans 2899 Pawley 3789 Quote Winnipeg Free Press Filmon 3666; Parasiuk 3666-7 Energy and Mines Revenue ADM Finance request resignation Enns 3662; Parasiuk 3662 Manness 33 12; Parasiuk 3312 Small user opportunity Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba Dolin 2236; Parasiuk 2236 Parkland region Premier's response Ta bling Downey 3703; Pawley 3703 Business plan Support cut Orchard 2978; Pawley 2978 Downey 3703; Parasiuk 3703; Signed contracts Pawley 3703 Manness 2979; Parasiuk 2979 Budget Study Hydro rate increase Pankratz 3173; Parasiuk 3173 Enns 358; Filmon 376; Ta keover cancellation Parasiuk 358, 376 Filmon 3789 Crown oil leases sale result Manitoba Hydro Maloway 814-5; Parasiuk 815 Agreements Drilling policy (1986) Throne Speech Saltwater spillage Filmon 9; Pawley 9 Findlay 318; Parasiuk 318; Budget rate increases Uruski 318 Enns 358; Filmon 376; Spacing Parasiuk 358, 376 Findlay 318; Parasiuk 318 Energy sales Frontier School Division Enns 240 1; Parasiuk 2401 Loss accommodation Expansion decisions Enns 3200; Parasiuk 3200-1 Enns 2402; Parasiuk 2402 Gunn, N.D. Forecast information Limestone contract Enns 1494; Parasiuk 1494 Blake 1453, 1488; Public Utilities and Parasiuk 1453, 1488 Natural Resources Repainting equipment cost Forecast requirements Blake 1488; Parasiuk 1489, 1491 Enns 1493-4; Parasiuk 1494 Inter-City Gas Public Utilities Board Consumer savings Review Derkach 3914; Enns 3038; Mercier 243; Parasiuk 243-4 Filmon 3910; Revenue loss Parasiuk 3038, 39 10, 3914 Enns 272; Parasiuk 273 Contract terms Sales monitoring Manness 2980; Parasiuk 2980 Enns 240 1-2; Parasiuk 2401 Details available Te lephone facilities upgrade Manness 2900; Parasiuk 2900- 1 Derkach 2463; Parasiuk 2463 Direct purchase Throne Speech Dolin 2236; Parasiuk 2236 (1986) agreements Financial plan Pankratz 3173; Parasiuk 3173 Filmon 9; Pawley 9 Greater Winnipeg Gas Commitments Price confirmation Filmon 9; Pawley 9 Enns 33 11; Parasiuk 33 11 Export sales Purchase price Enns 645-6; Parasiuk 645-6 Enns 3557-8, 3663; Motive fuel tax savings removed Parasiuk 3557, 3663-4, 3666 Filmon 39 10; Parasiuk 3910-1 1 Ta ke-over funding Natural gas

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Alberta cutoff Manitoba Radiation Program Parasiuk 3015-6; H. Smith 3015 External agencies protocol Crown Investments role Carstairs 1667; Lecuyer 1666-7 Filmon 2943; Parasiuk 2943 Funding Distribution Carstairs 1666-7; Lecuyer 1666-7 Business plan Funding removal Filmon 2942-3; Parasiuk 2942-3; Carstairs 1666; Lecuyer 1666-7 Pawley 2942 Service standard National Energy Board Carstairs 1667; Lecuyer 1667 Movement decision City of Winnipeg Enns 2943-4; Parasiuk 2943-4 Taxicab drivers Pricing Carstairs 2945; Analysis tabling Lecuyer 2945, 3123 Enns 39 1 1-2; Parasiuk 391 1 Water supply Consumer Mini-gasco Quality Enns 391 1; Parasiuk 391 1 Filmon 1547; Lecuyer 1547 Legislative action Proposed land exchange Enns 97; Parasiuk 97; Pawley 97 Filmon 2186; Lecuyer 2186 Price rise reversal Clean Environment Committee Dolin 2036; Parasiuk 2036 Sugar Beet industry Public Utilities Board decision Birt 2100; Cowan 2100 Enns 2034-5; Pawley 2034 Clearwater Lake Reduction Lagoon Dolin 2035-6; Parasiuk 2035-6 Carstairs 1231-2; Regulation H. Harapiak 1231-2; Lecuyer 1231 Enns 3699; Parasiuk 3699 Park Supply Carstairs 1232; H. Harapiak 1232 Enns 3699; Parasiuk 3699 Consolidated Professor Mines Potash mines Environmental impact study Agreement Man./Canamaxllndia Filmon 2103; Lecuyer 2103 Dolin 1029 Manitoba monitor Binscarth-Russell status Ernst 3609; Lecuyer 3609 Derkach 734-5; Parasiuk 734-5 Oil spill damage Department coordination Ernst 3609; Lecuyer 3609 Derkach 2463; Parasiuk 2463 Ontario development Developments Ernst 3609; Lecuyer 3609 Dolin 1029; Parasiuk 1029 Winnipeg water contamination Public informed Filmon 2102-3; Lecuyer 2102-3 Derkach 2464; Parasiuk 2464 Environment Ta bling study Landfill site effect Derkach 2463; Parasiuk 2463 Kovnats 2037; Lecuyer 2037 Shamattawa power lines Legislation deferral Carstairs 1548; Parasiuk 1548 Findlay 3737; Lecuyer 3737 Sherritt Gordon Mines/HBM negotiations Farming operations licences Enns 2320; Parasiuk 2320 Findlay 3737; Lecuyer 3737 Well-drilling saltwater spillage Non-returnable cans Findlay 318; Parasiuk 318 Kovnats 2295-6; Lecuyer 2295-6 Shoal Lake Environment, Workplace, Safety Federal environment assessment and Health Ernst 1779-80; Lecuyer 1779-80 Stonewall quarry operators Agriculture Hours charges Environmental impact Carstairs 370 1; Lecuyer 3701 Findlay 3737; Lecuyer 3737 Virden landfill site Bill No. 28 - Radioactive Waste Carstairs 733-4, 813; Enforceable Lecuyer 733-4, 813, 1121 Filmon 3733; Lecuyer 3733 Ta bling opinions Filmon 3733; Lecuyer 3733 Executive Council Cancer Foundation Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Agency protocol (AIDS) Carstairs 1667; Lecuyer 1666-7 Advertising budgets Radon levels guidelines Carstairs 871; Desjardins 871 Carstairs 2944-5; Lecuyer 2945 Appointments

67 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Family members Bucklaschuk 3840; Filmon 3840 Downey 2087-8; Pawley 2088 Inter-City Gas savings risk Spousal policy Orchard 3913; Pawley 39 13 Birt 2036; Pawley 2036-7 Judges pay/benefits investigation Bilingual directory Schroeder 1938; Walding 1938 French Language Services Manitoba Developmental Centre (MDC) Filmon 235; Pawley 235-6 Ombudsman's Report Bill No. 8 - Winnipeg Tax Assessment Connery 867; Desjardins 867 Discussion plan Manitoba Properties Inc. Cowan 268; Mercier 268 Filmon 1723-41; Kostyra 1723-4; House misleading Pawley 1723 Doer 293-4; Mercier 293-4 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Interest loss (MPIC) Doer 295; Mercier 295 Constitutional authority Bill No. 47 - Human Rights Legislation Carstairs 3262; Pawley 3262 Caucus free vote Policies Filmon 2561, 3731-2, 3790, 3876; Orchard 240- 1; Pawley 241 Pawley 2561, 3731-2, 3790, 3875 Minister Exempted groups Answers provided Filmon 2562; Pawley 2562 McCrae 1456-7 Introduction Removal criteria Cowan 1281; Mercier 1280- 1; Filmon 1400; Pawley 1400 Penner 1281 Request removal Request withdrawal Community Services Filmon 3875; Pawley 3875 Brown 133-4, 39 14; Conflict-of-interest guidelines Carstairs 979, 2463; Manness 2900; Penner 2900 Connery 1230; Constituencies increase Pawley 134, 979, 1230; Mercier 28 12-3; Pawley 2813 M. Smith 2463 Crown Corporations Municipal Board Agencies rate increases Chairman Filmon 3840; Pawley 3840 Orchard 3118-9; Pawley 3118-9 • Defamation suit Premier NDP members Supervalu Supreme Court appeal Cowan 34 15-7; Filmon 3440; Filmon 3876; Orchard 3876; McCrae 3415-7; Pawley 3417, 3440 Pawley 3876 Natural Gas distribution First Minister definition Public inquiry purchase Carstairs 3261-2; Pawley 3261-2 Filmon 2894-5; Pawley 2895 Francophone Summit delegate Ombudsman legislative committee Carstairs 3876-7; Pawley 3876-7 Filmon 1198; Pawley 1198 Fund-raising event Planning and Priorities Committee Attendance policy of Cabinet Mercier 784; Pawley 784 Estimates Government losses Filmon 2662; M. Smith 2663 Manitoba Public Insurance Layoffs Corporation (MPIC) Filmon 2663; M. Smith 2663 Carstairs 33 13-4; Salaries and Budget Pawley 3262, 33 13 Filmon 2657; M. Smith 2657 Not public knowledge Staff hired Carstairs 3262, 3313-4; Filmon 2657; M. Smith 2657 Pawley 3262, 3313 Question Period policy Political decisions Preambles Carstairs 33 13-4; Pawley 33 13 Carstairs 1570; Pawley 1570 Health Care Religious groups legislation Estimate discrepancies McCrae 3881; Mackling 3881 Throne Speech/Budget address Russell, Grant Carstairs 1027; Pawley 1027 Filmon 3876; Pawley 3876 Program commitment Tr anslation costs Carstairs 1027; Pawley 1027 Federal contribution Homosexual rights Filmon 236; Pawley 236 McCrae 3882; Mackling 3881; Western Premiers' Conference Pawley 3881-2 Position paper Insurance rates Cabinet set Filmon 2314; Pawley 23 14

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Federal-Provincial Relations Carstairs 2238, 2563; Agricultural announcements Pawley 2563; Penner 2238 Economy Problems Baker 1570; Pawley 1570 Carstairs 2238-9; Harper 2239 Bill C-22 response Status Yu kon/NWT Dolin 3039; Mackling 3039-40 Filmon 2731; Pawley 2731 Bourassa, Premier Statement support Ta bling Carstairs 2315-6; Pawley 2316 Amendment Filmon 2560-1, 2730-1; CF-18 Pawley 2560-1, 2730-1 Contract Legal documents Carstairs 355; M. Smith 355 Filmon 2099; Pawley 2099 Premier's statement First Ministers Conference Carstairs 1569; Pawley 1569-70 Ashton 585; Filmon 868-9; Charter of Rights Penner 868-9; M. Smith 585 Supreme law Senate appointments Carstairs 3913; Penner 3913 Spivak, Roblin, Nurgitz Constitution - Meech Lake Carstairs 1570; Pawley 1570 Aboriginal self-government Supreme Court Filmon 2731; Pawley 2731 Quebec judges Accord Mercier 1574; Pawley 1574; Carstairs 2733-4; Pawley 2734 Penner 1547 Anglophone rights Treasury Board Carstairs 2734; Pawley 2734 Planning and Priorities Committee Amendment tabling Appointments Filmon 2730-1, 2560-1 Mercier 1198; Orchard 1198; Caveat Pawley 1198-9 Filmon 2099; Pawley 2099 Water Services Board Charter of Rights and Freedoms Agreement Carstairs 2733; Pawley 2734 Enns 2100-1, 231 9-20; Constitutional items Pawley 2101; Uruski 2320 Filmon 2314; Pawley 2315 Debate postponement Filmon 2730; Pawley 2730 Finance Immigration federal funding Advertising industry Carstairs 3913; Pawley 3913 Carstairs 1936; Kostyra 1936 Legal wording Affirmative Action Target Groups Filmon 2494; Pawley 2494 Kostyra 2563; Orchard 2562-3 Native self-government Budget Signature withheld Accounting practices Filmon 2494-5; Pawley 2494-5 Kostyra 584-5; Manness 584-5 Position paper Accurate forecast Filmon 1193, 1400; Kostyra 354; Manness 354 Pawley 1193, 1400 Administrative costs Provincial powers Carstairs 468, 516; Filmon 2495; Pawley 2495 Kostyra 468, 516 Public hearings Balance planning Carstairs 39 13; Filmon 1567; Filmon 618; Pawley 1567; 3913 Kostyra 519, 618-9, 872; Quebec Manness 519, 871-2; Pawley 519-20 Represented Burden individuals Carstairs 1857; Pawley 1857 Carstairs 355, 467-8; Veto Kostyra 467-8; M. Smith 355 Filmon 313-4; Pawley 313-4 Counteraction planning Section 41 Filmon 1832-3; Pawley 1832-3 Retention Creative accounting Filmon 1193; Pawley 1193 Kostyra 354; Manness 354 Veto power Credit rating Filmon 1193; Pawley 1193 Kostyra 353-4; Manness 353 Self-government Crown Corporation losses Aboriginal Kostyra 379; Manness 315, 379; Filmon 2494-5, 2731; Schroeder 315 Pawley 2494-5, 2731 Deeter Report recommendations Native Derkach 416-7; Kostyra 416-7

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Deductions Unfavorable Manitoba Handicapped Carstairs 1935; Kostyra 1935-6 Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 Large firm losses Pension income Carstairs 1936; Kostyra 1936 Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 Tax increases economic forecasts Deficit Kostyra 1199; McCrae 1199 Discrepancies control Tr ansfer tax opposition Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Filmon 618; Kostyra 618 Reduction Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd. Filmon 1833; Kostyra 1833 (CCIL) Executive salaries increase Write-off amount Carstairs 516; Cowan 517-8 Filmon 2184-5; Kostyra 2184 Fiscal affairs Civil Service Manness 314; Schroeder 314 Employees Increased taxation Hammond 1197, 1836; Downey 469-70; Filmon 1932; Kostyra 1197, 1836 Kostyra 14, 470; Manness 14; Estimates reflection Pawley 1932 Kostyra 1028; Manness 1028 Job loss General salary increase Birt 359; Kostyra 359 Kostyra 1028-9; Manness 1028-9 Lower and middle income families Income tax reduction Kostyra 519; Manness 519 Carstairs 3610; Schroeder 3610 Middle income definition Competition Assistance Grants Program Kostyra 518-9; Manness 518-9 Driedger 2403-4; Kostyra 2403-4 Multi-year Conference Board of Canada Interests costs Economic forecast Kostyra 1936; Manness 1936 Kostyra 1834 2186-7; Projections Manness 1834, 2186-7 Kostyra 1834-5; Manness 1834 Impact Per capita debt Kostyra 2187, 2292-3; Kostyra 355; Manness 354-5 Manness 2187, 2292-3 Request new budget Corporate income tax Kostyra 1834; Manness 1833-4; Kostyra 3841; Man ness 3841 Mercier 1834 Day Care Centres Statutory debt payments reduction Discrepancy control Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Ta x Payroll tax Assurance Carstairs 3239; Kostyra 3239 Kostyra 3444; Manness 3444 Deficit Exemptions border-towns Reduction commitment Derkach 416; Kostyra 416-7 Filmon 1833; Kostyra 1833 Personal income Responsibility Dolin 278; Filmon 375-6; Kostyra 3840-1; Manness 3840 Kostyra 375-6, 378, 38 1; Status Pawley 376 Kostyra 3840; Manness 3840 Year loss Delayed tax reform measures Ducharme 417-8; Kostyra 417-8 Dolin 13; Kostyra 13 UIC overpayments Deputy Attorney-General salary Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 Kostyra 1780, 2105; Budget Federal McCrae 1781, 1860, 2105; Penner 1781 Delayed tax reform measures Economic Dolin 12; Kostyra 13 Climate Impact on Manitoba budget Downey 1835; Kostyra 1835 Dolin 12; Kostyra 13 Forecast Royal Bank Business Kostyra 1492; Manness 1492 Competition assistance Estimates revenue breakdown Grants Program expansion Kostyra 585; Manness 585 Driedger 2403-4; Kostyra 2403-4 Farmers assistance Economic climate Downey 1835-6; Kostyra 1835-6 Canada Packers closure Farm land Downey 1835; Kostyra 1835 Education tax relief Confidence encouraged L. Harapiak 268; Mercier 267 Downey 1835; Kostyra 1835 Sale tax

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Kostyra 2548-9; Manness 2548-9 Manness 3589; Orchard 1400-1 Federal Manitoba Investment Savings Budget Certificates Manitoba budget impact Future sales Dolin 12; Kostyra 13 Dolin 370 1; Kostyra 3701 Tax reform Program Kostyra 3443-4; Manness 3444 Kostyra 2736, 3169-70; Flat tax Manness 2736, 3170 Amount decrease Progress Kostyra 3558; Manness 3558 Kostyra 3169-70; Manness 3169-70 Calls protest Provincial comparisons Kostyra 3664; Manness 3665 Kostyra 3772; Manness 3772 Civil servants pay Sales Kostyra 3558; Manness 3558 Goal Decrease Kostyra 3772; Manness 3772 Kostyra 3558; Manness 3558 Total Employers instructions Dolin 3700; Kostyra 3700 -1 Kostyra 3664; Manness 3664 Statistics Increase Dolin 370 1; Kostyra 3701 Kostyra 1663-4; Manness 1663-4 Manitoba Properties Inc. Migration effect Kostyra 1723-4; Manness 1724 Connery 2734-5; Kostyra 2735 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Net income (MPIC) Calls Accounting Kostyra 3589; Manness 3589 Analysis Charitable donations Kostyra 3376; Orchard 3375 Kostyra 1725; Manness 1724-5 Opinion Flat tax Filmon 3374-5; Kostyra 3374-5 Kostyra 2464, 2707; Manness 2464 Financial statements Premature deductions Filmon 3373; M. Smith 3373 Kostyra 3664; Manness 3664 IBNR reinsurance losses Foreign Filmon 3373; Kostyra 3374 Borrowing contingency plans Minister of Finance Kostyra 1297; Manness 1296-7 Kostyra 3376; Orchard 3375 Exchange losses Provincial Auditor's Report Kostyra 1296-7; Manness 1296-7 Availability Risk portion Kostyra 581-2 Manness 3603; Schroeder 3603-4 Tabling opinion Health care facilities non-unionized Kostyra 3375 Orchard 3555; Parasiuk 3555 Ta bling Homecare overexpenditure Annual report Kostyra 1028; Orchard 1028 Downey 2899; Kostyra 2899-900 Homosexual community PUNR recommendations Kostyra 2563; Orchard 2563 Filmon 3374-5; Kostyra 3374-5 Insurance cost Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Coverage included Kostyra 3168; Manness 3168 Ducharme 783-4; Mass moves professional/business Kostyra 783-4, 980- 1 Kostyra 3558-9; Manness 3558 Premier defamation suit NCR Building Ducharme 783; Kostyra 783 Industry Technology Centre Inter-City Gas loan authority Johnston 2465; Kostyra 2465 Kostyra 33 12; Manness 3312 Northern Tax Allowance Land Tranter Tax Thompson/Wabowden Exemption removal Ashton 520; Kostyra 520 Manness 2089; Schroeder 2089-90 Offshore borrowing Manitoba Agricultural Credit Percentage loan bill Corporation (MACC) Manness 3604; Schroeder 3603-4 Interest Rate Buy-Down Program Provincial Kostyra 2464, 3200; Manness 3772 Manness 3604-5; Schroeder 3604 Manitoba Goverment Employees Pay Equity Association (MGEA) Kostyra 98 1; Orchard 981 Contract Request new budget Kostyra 1400- 1, 3589; Kostyra 1834; Manness 1833-4;

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Mercier 1834 Northern allowance Royal Bank Ashton 520; Kostyra 520 Economic forecast Pay charge Kostyra 1492; Manness 1492 Kostyra 1664; Manness 1664 Rural closures Payroll removal Kostyra 1199; McCrae 1199 Non-profit organization Salary Carstairs 447; Kostyra 447-8 Deputy Attorney-General Reduction civil servants Kostyra 1781, 2104-5; Carstairs 3610; Schroeder 3610 McCrae 1781, 2105; Penner 1781 Sales Health Estimates Kostyra 1663-4; Manness 1663 Kostyra 981; Orchard 981 Sales Sales tax National National Kostyra 1777; Manness 1776-7 Kostyra 1777; Manness 1778 Penalties Penalty levied Kostyra 2702; Manness 2702 Kostyra 2702; Manness 2702 Taxation Bill (1987) Take-out food Kostyra 1492, 3262 Kostyra 735; Manness 735 Universities Waiving penalty Grants Commission Kostyra 2702; Manness 2702 Carstairs 3587 -8; Pawley 3588 Statutory debt payments Yo uth employment Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Kostyra 1936; Manness 1936 Statute Law Amendment (Taxation) Act ( 1987) Government Services Kostyra 1664-5; Manness 1664-5 Asbestos Sugar beet industry Government buildings free Revenue loss Lecuyer 873; Rocan 873 Kostyra 1026; Pankratz 1026 Norquay-Legislative Ta xes Building tunnel closed (1987) Bill debate Lecuyer 873, 979-80; Rocan 873 Kostyra 1492-3; Cormorant To wn Council Manness 1492, 3262-3; Native communities Pawley 3262-3 Carstairs 621; H. Harapiak 621 Charities/Union/Professional fees Self-government Kostyra 1725; Manness 1725 Carstairs 620; H. Harapiak 621 Consumption income Inter-City Gas Kostyra 1777; Manness 1777 Purchase promotional material Federal Cummings 3842; H. Harapiak 3842 Reform Legislative Building Kostyra 3263; Manness 3263 Check for PCB Reduction offset Downey 1937, 2033; Kostyra 3444; Manness 3444 H. Harapiak 1937, 2033 Revenue People in Equal Participation Inc. Kostyra 1778; Manness 1778 (PEP) Flat migration effect Wheelchair service Connery 2734-5; Kostyra 2735 Hammond 1572; H. Harapiak 1572 Increased sales tax Postal strike Derkach 1665-6; Kostyra 1665-6 Backup plans Increases Driedger 3121; H. Harapiak 3121 Kostyra 3444; Manness 3444 Essential services Insulation removal Driedger 3121; H. Harapiak 3121 Kostyra 1569; Manness 1569 Union services Law Driedger 3121; H. Harapiak 3122 Kostyra 1664; Manness 1664; Ste. Rose ring dike Penner 1664 Construction delays Measures increases Cummings 3608; L. Harapiak 3608 Kostyra 1568-9; Manness 1568-9 Inquiry officer appointment Net income Cummings 3609; H. Harapiak 3609 Kostyra 1725, 2464, 2707, 3589; Manness 1725, 2464, 2707, 3589 Noncompliance Health Kostyra 1664; Manness 1664 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

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(AIDS) Categories Advertising budget Desjardins 1836-7; Carstairs 871; Desjardins 871 Mitchelson 1836-7 Autopsy rooms sterilization Disease Carstairs 3556; Parasiuk 3556 Desjardins 2087; Orchard 2087 Bisexual activity Order-in-Council Desjardins 1572, 1725; Desjardins 814; Orchard 814 Mitchelson 1572 System Carriers Desjardins 2086; Mitchelson 2086 Male juvenile supervised Screening Desjardins 2567; Guidelines Mitchelson 2566-7 Desjardins 2406; Dr. Fast Mitchelson 2405-6 0 Aw areness infected prostitutes Prisoners Desjardins 2565; Mitchelson 2565 Desjardins 2405; Mitchelson 2405 Participation prevented debate Protection staff/public Desjardins 2240, 2545; Desjardins 2406; Mitchelson 2406 Mitchelson 2240; Orchard 2545 Surgery schedules Doctors reporting Desjardins 324 1; Mitchelson 3241 Desjardins 186-7, 1837; Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba Filmon 186-7 Funding Guidelines Desjardins 3916; Health care facilities/schools Downey 3703, 39 16; Carstairs 189-90; Mercier 3916; Parasiuk 3703 Desjardins 187-9; Western region office closed Filmon 187-8; Storie 187 Desjardins 3915; Downey 3915 Health care workers Amalgamation Commission Concerns Department of Health and Desjardins 2240; Mitchelson 2240 Manitoba Health Services Protection Desjardins 2947; Orchard 2947 Desjardins 2241; Deeter Report Mitchelson 2240-1 Desjardins 3195; Filmon 3195 Information Reorganization proposal Funding Desjardins 3195; Filmon 3195; Carstairs 871, 1778; Orchard 3195 Desjardins 871, 1778 Supplementary funding Statistics collected Desjardins 2947, 3238; Desjardins 1837; Orchard 2947, 3238 Mitchelson 1837; Orchard 1837 Amateur Hockey Association Investigation Infected prostitute Funding recreation/training Desjardins 2545; Orchard 2545 Desjardins 1279, 1551; Police chief powers Mercier 1278-9, 1550-1 Desjardins 2546; Orchard 2546 Provincial/Federal discussions Prostitute carriers Desjardins 1279, 1551; Desjardins 2465; Mitchelson 2465 Mercier 1278-9, 1550-1 Staff authority Violence and injuries policy Desjardins 2546; Orchard 2546 Desjardins 1278; Mercier 1279 Prostitute Baseball professional Denied hospital admission Desjardins 2466; Mercier 2466 Desjardins 2566-7; Budget Mitchelson 2566 Care facilities increased cost Infected male Desjardins 584; Orchard 584 Desjardins 2086-7, 2317; MHSC increases Orchard 2086, 2317 Desjardins 35 17; Dolin 3517 Investigation Canada Games Desjardins 2545; Orchard 2545 Announcement Still working Carstairs 3442; Desjardins 3442 Desjardins 2465, 2565; Brandon advised Mitchelson 2465, 2565 Desjardins 1405; McCrae 1405 Reporting City application Awareness clinic Desjardins 1404; McCrae 1404 Information officer Cost Desjardins 2317; Orchard 2317 Carstairs 3442; Desjardins 3442

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Location Bed closures Desjardins 1404; McCrae 1404 Brandon General Negotiations Desjardins 622-3, 980, 1063-4, Carstairs 3442; Desjardins 3442-3 1858, 2545; McCrae 980; Cancer Foundation Orchard 622, 1063-4, 1857-8, Audit Report 2545 Ordered Concordia Desjardins 3442; Oleson 3441-2 Desjardins 30 17-8; Ta bled Mitchelson 30 17 Desjardins 3517 Cutback plans Board replacement Desjardins 3877-9; Desjardins 3314-5; Orchard 3877-8 Mitchelson 3314 Policy Funding allocation Desjardins 1116-7; Filmon 1116 Chemotherapy and radiology Winnipeg decisions Desjardins 3442; Oleson 3442 Desjardins 981, 2545, 3878; Out-of-province costs Orchard 981, 2545, 3878 Desjardins 3261; Mitchelson 3261 Brandon General Sinking fund Bed closure Desjardins 3261, 3314; Desjardins 622-3, 980, 1063-4, Mitchelson 3261; 3314 1858, 2545; McCrae 980; Chiropody Association Orchard 622, 1063-4, 1857-8, Carstairs 1725; Desjardins 1725 2545 Closure lay-off policy Cobalt treatments Desjardins 2657; McCrae 2657 Delay Cutback Desjardins 2662; Oleson 2662 Decisions Reasons for delay Desjardins 28 10; Mitchelson 2810 Desjardins 2662; Oleson 2662 House statement Waiting list Desjardins 2291; Mitchelson 2291 Desjardins 2662; Oleson 2662 Proposals Doctors Desjardins 35 16; Mitchelson 33 16 Incentives • Victoria and HSC Rural and northern Desjardins 3443; Mitchelson 3443 Carstairs 165; Desjardins 165 Dates summer months Increased salary benefits Desjardins 28 10, 3442; Carstairs 3349; Desjardins 3349 Mitchelson 28 10, 3443 Medical testing Deficit reduction Repetition Desjardins 1064, 2658, 3017, Carstairs 165; Desjardins 165 3238-9 3877 -9; McCrae 2658; Surplus Mitchelson 30 17; Carstairs 165; Desjardins 165 Orchard 1064, 3238-9, 3877-8 Eye Care Elective surgery closure reduction Needs long term study Desjardins 2658; McCrae 2658 Desjardins 3734; Mitchelson 3734 Negotiations Specialists no loss occurring Desjardins 2810; Desjardins 3733-4; Mitchelson 3733 Mitchelson 2809- 10 Surgery user fees Number summer closures Desjardins 3734; Desjardins 229 1; Mitchelson 2291 Mitchelson 3697, 3734; Wa iting list decreases Parasiuk 3697 Desjardins 1858; Orchard 1858 Health Care Community ward staffing Services outside province Desjardins 3517; Dolin 3517 Desjardins 3440; Dolin 3440 Concordia Unionization policy Bed closures Orchard 3555; Parasiuk 3555 Staff leave of absence Health Reform future Desjardins 3017-8; Desjardins 3515; Mitchelson 35 15; Mitchelson 30 17 Home Care Deficit control Guidelines criteria Desjardins 584, 980-1, 1064, 1116; Desjardins 1120; Driedger 1120 Filmon 1115-6; McCrae 980; Hospitals Orchard 584, 98 1, 1064 Admitting privileges maternity wards Doctor's admitting privileges Desjardins 1278; Hammond 1278 Desjardins 1278; Hammond 1278

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Grace General Outpatient services Emergency Department Carstairs 3736; Desjardins 3736 Closure Pregnant women not risked Alternate plan West Winnipeg Desjardins 1062-3; Desjardins 2584-7, 3586; Mitchelson 1062 Hammond 3586; Orchard 2584-5 Services cutback Contingency plans Desjardins 35 16; Mitchelson 3516 Desjardins 3584; User fees Hammond 3555-6; Desjardins 60; Filmon 59; Orchard 3584; Pawley 3556 Pawley 59-60 Emergency basis hiring Victoria General Desjardins 3587; Bed closures requiring lay-offs Hammond 3587 Birt 30 14-5; Desjardins 646, MMA secondment assistance 30 14-5; Mercier 646, 3016-7 Desjardins 3585; CAT scans Orchard 3585-6 Desjardins 30 17; Mercier 30 17 Request fee for services Employment program assistance Carstairs 3036-7; Desjardins 3016-7; Mercier 3016 Desjardins 3037 Half-payment of CAT scan Health Sciences Centre Desjardins 3017; Mercier 3017 Closure acute beds Lay-offs Filmon 58; Pawley 59 Birt 30 14-5; Desjardins 30 14-5 Ultrasound technician course Payroll tax reduction Fee increase Desjardins 3016; Mercier 3016 Birt 3768; Desjardins 3768 Submission acceptance Increasing costs Birt 30 14; Desjardins 3014 Desjardins 59; Filmon 59 Western Region Maternity ward admitting policy Physicians referrals Winnipeg Desjardins 1278; Hammond 1278 Desjardins 1858; Orchard 1858 Misericordia In vitro fertilization cost Doctors salary question Desjardins 1859; Hammond 1859 Carstairs 2807-8; Linklater, Greg change residence Desjardins 2808 Desjardins 1300; Mitchelson 1300 Emergency department closure Manitoba Cancer Treatment Carstairs 2808; Desjardins 2808 and Research Foundation Psychiatric treatment Board purge Closure of beds eating disorder Carstairs 3378; Desjardins 3378 Carstairs 3170; Desjardins 3170 St. Boniface General Equipment replacement Admission policy Cobalt and linear accelerators Desjardins 1062; Mitchelson 1062 Desjardins 3261; Mitchelson 3261 Bed closures Radiotherapy expansion Filmon 3697-8; Mitchelson 3697; Desjardins 3261; Mitchelson 3261 Parasiuk 3697-8 Quality treatment assurance Equipment fee Carstairs 3378; Desjardins 3378 Carstairs 3736; Radiotherapy replacement Desjardins 3736-7 Capital sinking fund Eye Care Desjardins 3341 Closure Manitoba Government Employees Filmon 3697; Mitchelson 3697; Association (MGEA) Parasiuk 3697 Contract no-lay-off clause Cutbacks Desjardins 1401; Orchard 1401 Desjardins 3734; Manitoba Health Services Commission Mitchelson 3734 (MHSC) Deficit control CAT Scans Filmon 3698; Parasiuk 3698 Coverage Surgery facilities Carstairs 3036; Desjardins 3036 Desjardins 3734; Filmon 3697; Doctors informed costs Mitchelson 3734; Parasiuk 3697 Carstairs 3036; Waiting lists Desjardins 3036-7 Filmon 3697; Mitchelson 3697; Equal care Parasiuk 3697 Desjardins 2664; Orchard 2664 Maternity ward expansion Partial payment Victoria Desjardins 1062; Mitchelson 1062 Desjardins 3017; Johnston 30 17;

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Mercier 3017 In-camera meetings United States Carstairs 1836; Desjardins 1836 Denying access policy Ultrasound technician course fees Desjardins 2663-4; Birt 3768; Desjardins 3768 Orchard 2663-4 Walk-in clinics Victoria Hospital Monitoring Desjardins 3017; Johnston 3017; Desjardins 3379; Dolin 3379 Mercier 3017 Quality care assurance Waiting lists Desjardins 3379; Dolin 3378-9 Desjardins 2291; Mitchelson 2291 Western Canada Games Funding out of province costs City of Winnipeg application Radiotherapy Desjardins 1404; McCrae 1404 Desjardins 3261; Mitchelson 3261 Location decision IUD discontinued coverage Desjardins 1404-5; McCrae 1404-5 Desjardins 2810; Hammond 2810 Manitoba Organization of Nurses Association (MONA) Highways and Transportation Contract no-lay-off clause allowance Bills C-18, C- 19 hearings Desjardins 1402; Orchard 1401-2 Ashton 38; Plohman 38 Bridge Mental Health North of Selkirk Outpatients provisions Blake 63; Pawley 63; Plohman 63 Desjardins 2292; Mitchelson 2291-2 Post mentally ill workers Canadian Pacific Railway (CNR) Carstairs 2293; Desjardins 2293 Personnel move Dolin 3439; 3439 Program terminated/alternative Plohman Desjardins 1300- 1, 2291; Deaths Motor vehicle Mitchelson 1300- 1, 2291 Manness 3198; Plohman 3199 Research Foundation Seat belts Funding reduction Manness 3174; Plohman 3174, 3199; Carstairs 3841; Desjardins 3841 Roch 3199 Services reserves Carstairs 3841; Douglas Marsh rare birds Blake 28 12; Plohman 28 12 Desjardins 3841-2 Drivers Minister and Deputy Minister removal Epileptic valid licence Pawley 3879; Orchard 3879 Cummings 3842; Plohman 3842 Payroll tax removal Licence fees Health care facilities Blake 448; Plohman 448 Carstairs 446-7; Desjardins 446-7 Suspended breach Personal Care Homes Cummings 299; Plohman 299 Benito project Highways Desjardins 3018-19; 15 Orchard 3018-19 Repairs Montcalm, R.M. Plohman 34 18-9; Orchard 3419; Brown 3019; Desjardins 30 19-20 Roch 3418 Pharmacare 24 hour clock signs Funding delays Cummings 3735; Plohman 3735 Desjardins 3350; Mitchelson 3350 75 Psychiatric Services Twinning Eating disorders Manness 449, 2239-40; Carstairs 3170; Desjardins 3170 Plohman 449, 2240 Leaving province 215 Desjardins 3766; Mitchelson 3766 Repairs Maintaining level Plohman 34 18-9; Orchard 3419; Desjardins 3766; Mitchelson 3766 Roch 34 18 Reproductive Tec hnology 240 Law Reform Commission Maintenance funding Carstairs 1277; Cummings 1669; Plohman 1669 Desjardins 1276-7; Penner 1277 250 Seven Regions Health Centre Road program funding Board member suspension Downey 982; Plohman 982 Carstairs 1836; Desjardins 1836 306 Improprieties investigation Repairs Desjardins 1935; Oleson 1935 Plohman 3418-9; Orchard 34 19;

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Roch 3418 Ducharme 2707; Plohman 2707 340 Perimeter Highway Douglas residents Northeast section construction Blake 2812; Plohman 2812 Mitchelson 96; Plohman 96 352 Port of Churchill Development Board Maintenance Ashton 1493, 23 18; Pawley 2318; Cummings 2104; Plohman 1493 Plohman 2105, 2707-8 Railbus Narrow approaches Te sting Cummings 2105; Ashton 37; Plohman 37 Plohman 2105, 2707-8 Rural Road Development Fund Department fees Filmon 9- 10; Pawley 10 Blake 448; Plohman 448 Selkirk Corridor PTH Open House meetings 67 Cummings 3734; Plohman 3734 Expropriation Public opinion questionnaire Carstairs 1196; Plohman 1196 Cummings 3735; Plohman 3735 Open House hearings Route 230 expansion Carstairs 1196-7; Cummings 63-4; Pawley 64; Plohman 1196-7 Plohman 63-4 Residents concerns VIA Rail Carstairs 2190-1; Enns 2190; Federal consultation Plohman 2190-1 Dolin 2188; Plohman 2188 Speeds Financial justification Cummings 1669-70; Dolin 3588; Plohman 3588 Driedger 2789; Job investment Plohman 1670, 2789 Dolin 3589; Plohman 3589 Studies reports Passenger Act reintroduction Carstairs 1197; Plohman 1197 Dolin 2294; Plohman 2294 Roadside Rail car Maintenance Maintenance cutbacks Cummings 3609; Plohman 3609 Dolin 3588; Plohman 3588 Mowing Te nders Driedger 2789; Plohman 2789 Dolin 2294; Plohman 2294 Service reductions Secondary maintenance facility Cummings 558; Plohman 558 Dolin 2187; Plohman 2187 Tree planting Driedger 2789, 3607-8; Industry, Trade and Technology Plohman 2789, 3608 Bank of Nova Scotia head office move Ye llowhead route funding Mercier 1994; Pawley 2033; Cummings 558; Plohman 558 Schroeder 1994, 2033 Lagimodiere Boulevard Burns Meats Noise barrier Canada Packers agreement Mitchelson 96; Plohman 96 Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980 Licence plate changes Expansion Blake 1549-50; Plohman 1550 Employment Manitoba Disaster Assistance Board Division Compensation Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980- 1 Driedger 318-9; H. Harapiak 318-9 Guarantees Mulligan report Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980 Manness 3198; Canada Packers/Burns agreement Plohman 3198-3200; Roch 3199 Dolin 2980; Schroeder 2980 Off-road Vehicles Act Canadian General Electric (CGE) Bombardiers Contract negotiations Connery 3124; Plohman 3124 Johnston 3171; Schroeder 3171 Insurance purchase Industrial benefits package Ducharme 3124; Plohman 3124 Johnston 3170; Schroeder 3170 Legislation Flyer Industries Ducharme 3124; Plohman 3124 Insurance bond guarantees Orbit garbage collector Johnstcr, 1780- 1; Schroeder 1780-1 Lyons Lake High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Ducharme 2708; Plohman 2708 Research Centre West Hawk Lake Micro-Electronic Centre project

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Johnston 3171; Schroeder 3171 Ta bling opinion Project McCrae 3439; Penner 3439 Johnston 3171; Schroeder 3171 Union leader Industry Trade and Tec hnology McCrae 2946-7; Mackling 2946-7 Foreign deficit reduction Brandon General Hospital priorities Connery 2235; Parasiuk 2235-6 McCrae 2658; Mackling 2658 Manufacturing sector Canada Packers employment Connery 2236; Parasiuk 2236 Filmon 889; Mackling 889 Jobs Fund Feedlot program Information availability Assurance Derkach 2295; Schroeder 2295 McCrae 190; Mackling 190 Lack of program Final offer selection Carstairs 62; Schroeder 62-3 Adverse climate Ta bling structure Filmon 3119; Mackling 3119-20 Derkach 2294-5; Schroeder 2295 Bargaining process Updated cost Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196 Derkach 2295; Schroeder 2295 Bill withdrawal NCR Building McCrae 290 1; Mackling 2901 Industry Tec hnology Centre First contract applications Johnston 2465; Kostyra 2465 McCrae 166; Mack ling 241; Nutra-Sweet Schroeder 166 Cost to individual Interference Dolin 33 12; Schroeder 3312 Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196 Patent extension Labour Management Review Committee Dolin 3311; Schroeder 33 11 Introduction bill policy Seagrams Distillery Gimli McCrae 28 10-1; Mackling 281 1 Connery 586; Johnston 734; Recommendations Schroeder 586, 734 McCrae 2901; Mackling 2901 Sherritt Gordon Mines Legislative approval Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Filmon 3196; McCrae 2810-1; Negotiations Mackling 2810-1, 3196 Enns 1778-9, 1856; Labour Relations climate Schroeder 1779, 1856-7 Filmon 31 19; Mackling 3119-20 Investment safeguarding Legislation Enns 1856; Schroeder 1856-7 Filmon 3120-1; Pawley 3120 Report funding security Minister withdraw Enns 1779; Schroeder 1779 Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196-7 Sugar beet industry Order Paper withdrawal Agreement notification Filmon 3120; Mackling 3120; Baker 1727; Schroeder 1727 Pawley 3120 Revenue loss Position change Filmon 1275; Schroeder 1275 Filmon 2787; Mackling 2787 Tripartite agreement Withdraw legislation Baker 1727; Schroeder 1727 Filmon 3196; Mackling 3196 Unisys plant expansion Workers vote Maloway 734; Schroeder 734 Filmon 2786; Mackling 2786-7 Fleury, Allan position offered Labour Blake 2898-9; Mackling 2898-9 Bill No. 61 - Final Offer Selection Labour Relations Committee review Act McCrae 3517; Mackling 35 17 McCrae 559, 642; Mackling 559, 642 Constitutionality Assurance bill McCrae 3439; Mackling 3429 Downey 2793; Mackling 2793 Fairness employers/employees Industrial Relations Committee McCrae 3040; Mackling 3040 Filmon 2290; McCrae 642, 811; Labour problems Mackling 642, 81 1; Pawley 2290 McCrae 3041; Mackling 3041 Input Manitoba Federation of Labour Minister withdraw Downey 2792-3; Mackling 2793 McCrae 2946; Mackling 2946-7 Intimidation protection Request withdrawal Mackling 584; H. Smith 584 McCrae 3040; Mackling 3041 Legislation Review bill use McCrae 559; Mackling 559 McCrae 35 17; Mackling 3517 Non-distribution bill

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Downey 2793; Mackling 2793 Health Department Review Kostyra 981; Orchard 98 1 Filmon 1989; Mackling 320; Increase McCrae 320; Pawley 1989 Kostyra 981; Orchard 981 MLA's intimidation Postal strike violence McCrae 559-60; Mackling 560 Mackling 3241; Mercier 3239-4 1; Manfor Ltd. Penner 3240 Figure discrepancy Springhill Farms Ducharme 2406; Storie 2406 Employees Union Review Committee Fiscal year loss Cummings 892-3; Mackling 892-3 Downey 812; Storie 812 Labour Board hearing Government action Cummings 810; McCrae 641; Downey 982; Storie 982 Mackling 641, 810-1 Illegal strike Petition Downey 982; Mackling 982; McCrae 582; Mackling 582 Storie 982 Request Information Hearing reopened Ducharme 2406; Storie 2406-7 McCrae 1549; Mackling 1549 Order-in-Council Intervention Ducharme 2406-7; Storie 2406-7 Cummings 893; McCrae 1064; Purchase offers Mackling 893, 1064 Downey 2032; Pawley 2032; Union vote Storie 2032-3 McCrae 1548-9; Mackling 1549 Purchasing interest Sugar beet industry Downey 813; Storie 813 Fort Garry layoffs Manitoba Labour Board Birt 870; Mackling 870 Appointment Job search assistance Criteria Filmon 889; Mackling 890 McCrae 1064-5; Mackling 1064-5 Supervalu Women Christophe, Bernie interference McCrae 2191; Mackling 2191 McCrae 2811; Mack ling 2811 Confidence Demonstrations McCrae 2192; Pawley 2192 McCrae 3415, 3437, 3704-5; Criminal charges Mackling 3416; Pawley 3437; Cowan 3774; McCrae 3773; Penner 3705 Mackling 3773-4; Mercier 3773-4 Prosecution Sooter Photo Decisions Mackling 376-7; McCrae 376-7 McCrae 3704; Penner 3665, 3704 Manitoba Labour Educational Centre Directive McCrae 2706; Mackling 2706, 3795 McCrae 3665-6; Penner 3665-6 Manitoba Labour Law Strikes Extortion Campbell, Jennifer McCrae 3666 Industrial Relations Committee Westfair Foods Filmon 1854; Penner 1854 McCrae 3415; Mackling 3416 Legislative review Te rror-free shopping Filmon 1854, 1932; McCrae 3414; Mercier 34 13; Pawley 1855, 1932 Penner 3413 Penalty Violence Filmon 1989-90; Pawley 1989-90 Cowan 3415-6; McCrae 3415-7, Protection 3666; Pawley 34 17; Penner 3666 Filmon 1990; Pawley 1990 Westfair Foods strike Charter of Rights McCrae 3415; Mackling 3416; McCrae 1996; Penner 1996 Mercier 3413; Penner 34 13 Union legislation abuse Workers Compensation Board Filmon 1854; Mackling 1854; Employee position offered Penner 1854 Blake 2898; Mackling 2898-9 Manufacturing sector Working people policy Filmon 2289-91; Pawley 2289-9 1 McCrae 1549 Minister of Labour request resignation McCrae 811-2; Pawley 811 MONA final offer selection Legislation Filmon 3119; Mackling 3119 Bill No. 47 - Human Rights Legislation Pay Equity Cowan 1281; Mercier 1280-1;

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Penner 1281 Bucklaschuk 34 12; Filmon 3412 Carstairs funding Policy Carstairs 518; Cowan 518 Cowan 341 1; Film on 3410-1 Freedom of information ERIC Committee Legislation Losses informed Filmon 779; Wasylycia-Leis 779 Bucklaschuk 3309; Filmon 3309; Legislative Committee Pawley 3309 Ombudsman Ta bling report Mercier 1198; Pawley 1198 Bucklaschuk 3842; Orchard 3842 Financial Five-year plan Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Filmon 3263-4; Pawley 3263-4 (MPIC) Statement Annual Report Filmon 3373; M. Smith 3373 Signature Foreign Auto Bucklaschuk 465; Filmon 465 Dealership purchase Tabling Bucklaschuk 3732; Filmon 3732-3; Bucklaschuk 314; Filmon 314 Pawley 3732-3 Archives Parts Shredding Bucklaschuk 3732; Filmon 3732 Authority Insurance Filmon 554; Wasylycia-Leis 554 Financial status Documents list Bucklaschuk 3839; Filmon 3839 Cowan 58 1; Film on 581; Information availability Wasylycia-Leis 581 Filmon 443; Pawley 443 Appraisal appointments Provincial Auditor's Report Blake 2812; Brown 2812; Filmon 58 1; Kostyra 581-2 Bucklaschuk 2812 Rates Auditor Bucklaschuk 133; Dolin 132 Document request Internal Filmon 3341; Pawley 3341 Audits Report terms Bucklaschuk 467; Filmon 467 Bucklaschuk 334 1; Filmon 3341 Review Reprimands annual financial Filmon 442; Pawley 442 Statements Investment policies Filmon 3257; Pawley 3257 Bucklaschuk 133; Dolin 133 Responsibility Lawsuit notices Filmon 3341; Pawley 3341 Bucklaschuk 15, 100; Orchard 15, 100 Autobody Liability claim Extra billing Bucklaschuk 380; Carstairs 380 Bucklaschuk 1275-6; Losses Filmon 1275-6; Schroeder 1275 Authority loss Repair rates Filmon 3258; Pawley 3258 Bucklaschuk 131; Carstairs 131 Aw areness Auto Insurance Filmon 513, 3308-9, 3373; Financial status Pawley 410, 3309, 34 12 Bucklaschuk 3839; Filmon 3839 Provisions Information availability Bucklaschuk 3444; H. Smith 3444 Filmon 443; Pawley 443 Rate increases Provincial Auditor's Report Bucklaschuk 3839; Filmon 3839 Filmon 581; Kostyra 581-2 Reinsurance Automotive Trades Association Aw areness Bucklaschuk 239; Carstairs 239-40; Filmon 464-5; Pawley 464-5 Pawley 239 Inquiry Carman Agri Services Filmon 410- 1; Pawley 410 Bucklaschuk 15, 100, 240- 1; Reporting recommendations Orchard 15, 100, 135, 240- 1; Filmon 3374; Kostyra 3374 Pawley 15, 135, 240-1 Statement omission Letter of Credit Bucklaschuk 3310-1; Filmon 33 10-1 Orchard 240; Pawley 240 Minister Crown Corporations Chairman removal Act losses Doer 240 1; Filmon 2401 Filmon 34 12; Pawley 34 12 Press conference Financial statements Bucklaschuk 555; Orchard 555-6;

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Pawley 556 Availability Removal Filmon 443; Pawley 443 Filmon 442-3, 3258-60; Portfolio Pawley 443, 3258, 3261-2 Bucklaschuk 444; Orchard 444 Resignation Inquiry Filmon 442-3; Orchard 378; Filmon 410-2; Pawley 410-2 Pawley 378, 443 Internal Policy Audits Committee appearances Bucklaschuk 417, 467, 3341; Filmon 34 10-1; Pawley 34 10-1 Carstairs 417, 3341; Filmon 467 Crown Corporations Review Film on 34 10-1; Pawley 3410-1 Filmon 442; Orchard 442; Provincial claims Pawley 442 Bucklaschuk 379-80; Carstairs 379-80 Losses Public inquiry Bucklaschuk 314, 356, 377, Enns 89 1; Filmon 442-3; 409-10, 465-6, 469, 3309- 11, Pawley 410, 442-3, 891 3342-3; Filmon 314, 464-7, 33 10, Public Utilities and 3341-3; Orchard 355-6, 377, Natural Resources Committee 409-10, 469; Pawley 464-6 Access staff Inquiry Filmon 33 11; Pawley 33 11 Enns 89 1; Filmon 410-12; Board submissions Orchard 410-1 1; Bucklaschuk 514, 553-4; Pawley 410-12, 89 1 Filmon 514, 553-4, 58 1 Minister Committee membership Others Cowan 414; Mercier 414 Bucklaschuk 3309; Filmon 3309; Deeter, Michael appearance Pawley 3309 Orchard 3344; Pawley 3344 Resignation Sigurdson, AI appearance Bucklaschuk 356, 378; Orchard 3344; Pawley 3344 Filmon 442, 3260; Ta bling recommendations Orchard 356, 377-8; Filmon 3374-5; Kostyra 3374-5 Pawley 378, 442, 3261 Transcript availability Opposition to review minutes Filmon 3767; Storie 3767 Filmon 443-4; Pawley 444 Rate increases approved Public inquiry Filmon 3840; Pawley 3840 Filmon 442; Pawley 442 Reinsurance PUNA meeting Actions condoned Cowan 414; Mercier 414 Filmon 3259; Pawley 3259-60 Report to board Auditor Bucklaschuk 513-14, 553-4, 58 1; Committee appearance Filmon 513-4, 553-4, 581 Orchard 3343-4; Pawley 3343-4 Statement condoned Document request Filmon 3260; Pawley 3260 Film on 3341; Pawley 3341 Te stimony committee Report terms Cowan 444-5; Orchard 444 Filmon 3341; Pawley 3341 Veracity statement Responsibility Filmon 3259; Pawley 3259 Filmon 3341-2; Pawley 3341-2 Withdrawal president Board submissions Bucklaschuk 409- 10; Orchard 409-10 Bucklaschuk 514; Filmon 514 Witnesses subpoenaed Committee Cowan 444; Orchard 444 Former Minister Review Cowan 445; Orchard 445 Authority position Contracts cancelled Filmon 3258; Pawley 3258 Bucklaschuk 409; Orchard 409 Awareness Date Minister informed Bucklaschuk 868; Filmon 868 Bucklaschuk 444; Filmon 410, 513; To uche Ross Orchard 444; Pawley 410, 513 Bucklaschuk 810, 868; Former Minister at committee Filmon 810, 868 Cowan 445; Orchard 445 Safe Grad advertising campaign House report Bucklaschuk 2659, 28 1 1-2; Bucklaschuk 513-4; Filmon 513 Carstairs 2659 Information Salvage vehicles

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Auction Service rates Blake 645; Bucklaschuk 645 Doer 816, 869; Orchard 869-70; Registration Roch 816 Bucklaschuk 1727; Ducharme 1727 Subscribers, charges, cable, Safety certificate Surcharges Bucklaschuk 1727; Ducharme 1727 Derkach 317-8; Doer 317-8 Shredded document list Springfield service requirements Cowan 58 1; Filmon 58 1; Doer 34 19; Roch 3419 Wasylycia-Leis 58 1 Survey questions Spruce Woods Park insurance Political preference Bucklaschuk 1860, 2090; Doer 2496; Filmon 2495-6 Oleson 1860-1 Thorne Stevenson and Kellogg Report Ta bling Salaries Annual Report Derkach 2705; Doer 2705 Bucklaschuk 314, 465; Downey 2899 Ta bling Filmon 314, 465; Kostyra 2899-900 Derkach 2705; Doer 2705 Task Force Report Phase II Urban service Bucklaschuk 1776; Filmon 1776 Doer 816; Roch 816· Tyndall Village sewer project funding MTX Bucklaschuk 3667; Downey 3667 Auditor involvement Doer 3034-5; Orchard 3034 Investigation cost Manitoba Telephone System Doer 295; Orchard 295 AIDS Pamphlets in MTS bills Loss Carstairs 1778; Pawley 1778 Amount Cellular telephones Doer 295, 869-70, 2235; Competitive supply market Filmon 2234-5; Orchard 295, 869 Doer 1728; Orchard 1728 Rates impact Equipment purchase Doer 869; Orchard 869 Doer 1728-9; Orchard 1728 Negotiation settlement MTS Provisions Doer 888-9; Filmon 888-9 Doer 1728; Orchard 1728 RCMP Service availability Investigation Doer 1728; Orchard 1728 Enns 2809; Filmon 3603; Ta bling business plan Pawley 2809; Penner 3602-3 Doer 2977-8; Orchard 2978 Report lie de Chenes Doer 296; Orchard 296, 1192; Increase appeal Penner 1192 Doer 3768; Driedger 3768 Ta bling report Te lephone rate increase Filmon 3603, 3767, 3876; Doer 3768; Driedger 3768 Penner 3603, 3767, 3876 Jha, Bidhu Saudi Arabia Doer 93-6; Filmon 93-6; Pawley 96 Accounts receivable schedule Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Doer 2732; Orchard 2731-2 Audit Buyer writeoff offered Internal notifications Doer 2733; Orchard 2733 Doer 2808-9, 3034-5; Enns 2808-9 Contract approval Kostyra 3168; Orchard 3034, 3168 Doer 2732; Orchard 2732 Loss occurrence Employees remaining Doer 2808; Enns 2808 Doer 1193; Orchard 1192 RCMP investigate Loss breakdown submission Doer 2809; Enns 2808-9 Doer 270 1; Orchard 2701 FX service increase Promissory notes Doer 34 19; Roch 34 19 Doer 3554; Orchard 3554 Hayes Management Study Outside offers investigated Report cost Doer 2733; Orchard 2733 Derkach 2704; Doer 2705 Wind down criteria Inadequate reporting investigation Doer 2701-2; Orchard 2701-2 Doer 2809; Enns 2809 Ta bling report PUB Outstanding customer debt transfer Doer 784; Orchard 784-5 Doer 816; Roch 815 Rural Rate increases Municipal Affairs Doer 785, Orchard 785 Anstett, Andy

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Expenses work activities Derkach 3445-6; L. Harapiak 3445-6 Downey 297; Uruski 297 Delta Beach debris Hiring practices Connery 2103; L. Harapiak 2103 Downey 297; Uruski 297-8 Drainage projects Jobs Fund Findlay 3444; L. Harapiak 3445 Downey 298; Uruski 298 Dutch Elm disease Political involvement Activity hold while review Bucklaschuk 3518; Downey 3518 Driedger 3559; Pawley 3559 Bill No. 47 - Human Rights Legislation Removal deadline Discussions Driedger 3559; Pawley 3559 Bucklaschuk 2563; Downey 2563 Elk ranching Swan Valley Farm land Driedger 134-5; L. Harapiak 134-5 School tax increase Emerson Dike Baker 171; Bucklaschuk 171 Extension Tax rebate policy Driedger 3171; L. Harapiak 3171 Bucklaschuk 3347; Downey 3347; Proceed project Orchard 2662; Uruski 2662 Driedger 3172; L. Harapiak 3172 Highways review Falcon Lake Contract Dust abatement program Bucklaschuk 1119; Downey 1119 Driedger 3701-2; L. Harapiak 3701 Fee refund request Federal payments Bucklaschuk 1119; Downey 1119 Seeded acreage Manitoba School Tax Assistance Program Enns 3882; L. Harapiak 3882 Administration Fish hatchery Bucklaschuk 2102; Findlay 2102 Gimli closure Details Driedger 3608; L. Harapiak 3608 Bucklaschuk 2102; Findlay 2102 Status See also Farm School Tax Driedger 3608; L. Harapiak 3608 Assistance Program Flood conditions update Municipal Affairs Brown 583; Downey 872; Driedger 583 Chairman L. Harapiak 583, 624, 872 Orchard 3118-9; Pawley 3118-9 Forest fires Contracts Conditions Downey 1119; Pawley 1119 Driedger 1404; Enns 1855; Minister replacement request L. Harapiak 1404, 1855 Downey 3345-6; Pawley 3345 Firetac team reduction Rural Manitoba Driedger 1934; L. Harapiak 1934 Population decline Fire tower unmanned Downey 236-7; Pawley 236-7 Driedger 1934; L. Harapiak 1934 Programs Request ministerial statement Downey 236; Pawley 236 Enns 1855; L. Harapiak 1855 Tranter payments Situation investigation Bucklaschuk 237; Downey 237 Driedger 1934; L. Harapiak 1934 Ta x rebates education/farmers Travel restrictions Bucklaschuk 3347; Downey 3347 Driedger 1404; L. Harapiak 1404 Tyndall Village Wallace Lake cottage owners Mill rate review Driedger 1934-5; L. Harapiak 1935 Bucklaschuk 3667; Downey 3667 Gull Harbour Resort promotion Sewer project Connery 1859; L. Harapiak 1859 Bucklaschuk 3667; Downey 3667 Gypsumville Radar Base Winnipeg tax assessment Downey 98-9; L. Harapiak 98-9 Appeal McKenzie Seeds Bucklaschuk 12, 60-1, 269-71; Filmon 1455-6; Schroeder 1455-56 Ernst 12, 60-1; Manness 270-1; Parks Mercier 269 Campground and lot rates Driedger 3172; L. Harapiak 3172 Natural Resources Fee increase Asessippi Park residence removal Driedger 2293; L. Harapiak 2293 Derkach 3445; L. Harapiak 3445 Firewood charge Aspenite plant Swan River Driedger 3702; L. Harapiak 3702 Feasibility Study Full cost recovery services Derkach 1666; L. Harapiak 1666 Driedger 2293; L. Harapiak 2293 Childs Lake-Blue Lake Long-weekend situations

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Driedger 2101; L. Harapiak 2101 Revenue disbursement Payment program questionnaire Driedger 783; L. Harapiak 782 Ernst 3242; L. Harapiak 3242 Consultation Provincial Driedger 782; L. Harapiak 783 Driedger 2101; 2293-4; Waterfowl season announcement L. Harapiak 2101, 2293-4 Driedger 2403; L. Harapiak 2403 Revenue use Wellman Lake Driedger 2294; L. Harapiak 2294 Facilities moved Rowdiness control action Derkach 3445-6; L. Harapiak 3445 Driedger 2101; L. Harapiak 2101 Wildlife feeding stations School tax rebate qualifications Enns 97; L. Harapiak 97-8 Driedger 3702; L. Harapiak 3702 Subsidization calculation Ernst 3242; L. Harapiak 3242 Northern AHairs User fee calculations Communities Economic Development Fund Ernst 3242-3; L. Harapiak 3242 (CEDF) Riverbank stabilization Business address requirements L. Harapiak 1729-30; Manness 1729-30 Filmon 1490; Harper 1490 Silviculture Program Dillen, Ken loan Employment project Filmon 3839; Harper 3839 Driedger 3769; L. Harapiak 3769 Gunn, N.D. Spruce Woods Park Action to recover funds L. Harapiak 1860-1; Oleson 1860-1 Blake 1489; Harper 1489 Business address Venture Manitoba Tours ltd. Downey 1488; Filmon 1490; Driedger 1669; L. Harapiak 1669 Harper 1488, 1490 Wallace Lake cottage owners Funds safeguarding Driedger 1934-5; L. Harapiak 1935 Downey 1487; Harper 1487 Water Resources Act effect Campaign office rental L. Harapiak 2407; Oleson 2407 Downey 1397-8; Pawley 1398-9 Water Rights Act Government tenders Sherridon Additional staff required Criteria phone-in bids Driedger 817; L. Harapiak 817 Derkach 28 11; Harper 2811 Drainage Policy Homeowners report filing Derkach 2811; Harper 2811 L. Harapiak 1280; Oleson 1280 Loan Inspection Approval Driedger 244; L. Harapiak 244 Cowan 1489-90; Filmon 1489-90 Licence cost Confirmation Driedger 816; L. Harapiak 816 Downey 1397, 1453-4; Licensing Harper 1397; M. Smith 1454 Driedger 816; Meeting L. Harapiak 816-7, 1280; Cowan 1398-9; Downey 1398; Oleson 1280 Pawley 1398 Metering water usage Loan Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Approval investigation Regulations Downey 3838; Harper 3838 Findlay 3444; L. Harapiak 3444 Policy Sandpoint drilling Filmon 1454-5; Harper 1455 Licence Request Government Services L. Harapiak 1280; Oleson 1280 Minister resignation Reports Downey 3838; Pawley 3838 L. Harapiak 1280; Oleson 1280 Residency Water Downey 1487-8; Harper 1487-8 Regime definition Winnipeg loans policy Findlay 3445; L. Harapiak 3445 Filmon 1454-5; M. Smith 1454 Shortage location studies Wo rk at U. of M. Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Downey 1488; Harper 1488 Water Usage Ye llow Thunder Holdings Licensing Loan Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Approval Metering Filmon 1490; Harper 1490 Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Investigation Tax Downey 3838; Harper 3838

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Registration Compensation Filmon 1490; Harper 1490 Downey 557, 781; Cormorant To wn Council Harper 557, 78 1; Pawley 557 Self-government Ta ble agreement Carstairs 36; Harper 36-7 Downey 781; Harper 781 Dakota-Ojibway Tribal Council Police Treaty entitlement Ernst 2791-2; Harper 2791; Downey 557; Harper 557; Penner 2791 Pawley 557 Eyler, Phil Secretary Employment Competition Downey 1231; Harper 1231, 1551 Downey 1729; Harper 1729 Remuneration Job description Blake 1399; Harper 1399 Downey 1729; Harper 1729 Goertzen, Jeanette Sargent, Te rry Duties Duties, position Blake 1399; Harper 1399 Blake 1399; Harper 1399, 1551-2 Renumeration Renumeration Blake 1399; Harper 1399, 1551-2 Blake 1399; Harper 1399 Government tenders Ye llow Thunder Holdings Criteria Auditor Derkach 281 1; Harper 2811 Downey 3838; Harper 3838 Policy CEDF Loan Derkach 2811; Harper 2811 Downey 3838; Filmon 1490; Gunn, N. D. Harper 1490, 3838 Address Downey 1488; Harper 1488-9 Urban Affairs CEDF loan Bill No. 8 - Winnipeg Tax Assessment Downey 1397; Harper 1397 Discussion plan Residency Cowan 268-9; Mercier 268 Norway House Misleading the House Downey 1487-8; Filmon 1455; Doer 293; Mercier 293-4 Harper 1455, 1487-8 • Passing Tabling report CEDF loan Cowan 294; Doer 294; Mercier 294 Filmon 1489; Harper 1489 Interest loss T4s Gunn Construction Doer 295; Mercier 295 Blake 1399; Harper 1399, 1551 City of Winnipeg University of Manitoba work Assessment classification Downey 1488; Harper 1488 Rural lots Meech Lake Accord Doer 271; Kovnats 271 Native self-government Headingley secession Carstairs 2238-9; Doer 1120; Ernst 1120 Harper 2238-9; Penner 2238 Interest loss Minister of Northern Affairs Doer 295; Mercier 295 Campaign office rental Water supply Downey 1397-8; Mercier 1398; Quality protection Pawley 1397-8 Doer 1547; Filmon 1547 Resignation requested Provincial role negotiations Downey 1399; Pawley 1398-9 Doer 1546-7; Filmon 1546 Morriseau, John resignation Shoal Lake Indian Band Downey 1231; Harper 1231 Negotiations Native Doer 1546; Filmon 154€. Assistance Review Jobs Fund Downey 2188; Harper 2188; Core Area Initiative Program Penner 2188 Carstairs 2101; Doer 2101 Formula holdings Gerontology program Downey 781; Harper 78 1 Evaluation Hunting and fishing Carstairs 2102; Doer 2102, 2241 Laws upheld Unemployment Downey 872; Harper 872 Carstairs 2102; Doer 2101, 2241 Justice system report Program evaluation Cowan 2189-90; Downey 2188-89; Carstairs 2102; Doer 2101 Penner 2188, 2190 Winnipeg tax assessment Land claims agreement Act Review

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Doer 1120; Ernst 1120 Long-term claims review Authority mill ratt: setting Filmon 780- 1; H. Harapiak 781 Doer 812; Dolin 812 Business loans Classification appeal Downey 3590; H. Harapiak 3590 Doer 812; Mercier 812 CAT Scans Condominiums U.S. usage Carstairs 643; Doer 61-2, 643-4; Enns 2663; H. Harapiak 2663 Mercier 61-2 Chairman position Headingley Blake 2898; H. Harapiak 2898 Doer 172, 242-3, 271-2; City of Winnipeg Ernst 171-2, 241-3; Claimant loan Nordman 271-2 Downey 3590; H. Harapiak 3590 Rate setting Cost control Doer 812; Dolin 812 Ernst 2945-6; H. Harapiak 2945-6 Rural mill rate Self-insured status removal Doer 268; Mercier 268 Ernst 2945; H. Harapiak 2945 Urban area Claims Doer 271; Kovnats 271 Decisions overturned Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Workers Compensation Board Existing reserve Accumulated deficit Filmon 2897; H. Harapiak 2897 Filmon 639; H. Harapiak 35, 639-40; Long-term review Mercier 35 Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 Act Percentage Amendments study Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Filmon 2787; H. Harapiak 2787 Rehabilitation payments Rehabilitation philosophy Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Carstairs 2981; H. Harapiak 298 1 Reserve Rewriting Filmon 2896; Harapiak 2896 Filmon 2787; H. Harapiak 2787 Cormack-Dewar Report Training programs Ta bling Carstairs 298 1; H. Harapiak 2981 Filmon 1568, 2807. 35 13; Action taken H. Harapiak 1568, 2807, 3035, H. Harapiak 1030; Kovnats 1030 35 13-4; Orchard 3035 Actuarial claims Correcting mismanagement Mackling 3013-4; Manness 3013 Kovnats 1030; H. Harapiak 1030 Administration Costs Costs Existing reserve Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640 Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Policy changes Unwarranted estimate Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640-1 Filmon 3514; H. Harapiak 35 14 Annual Report Deficit H. Harapiak 319, 622; Kovnats 622; Accumulated Orchard 319 Filmon 639; Arrojado, Sonny position offered H. Harapiak 35, 622, 639-40, 2944; Blake 2898; H. Harapiak 2898 Kovnats 2944; Mercier 35; Assessment Orchard 622 Business opportunities Amount Filmon 3515; H. Harapiak 3515 H. Harapiak 622, 2944; Increases Kovnats 622, 2944 Filmon 30 13; Finance Director resignation H. Harapiak 1030, 3013; H. Harapiak 35; Mercier 35 Kovnats 1030 Increase justified Aw ards Filmon 779-80, 2976; Business starts H. Harapiak 779-80, 2976 Filmon 3513-5; H. Harapiak 3514 Reduction plan tabling Disability Filmon 3236; H. Harapiak 3236 Filmon 3513-4; H. Harapiak 3513-4 Timetable change Lump sum Filmon 30 13; H. Harapiak 30 13 Filmon 3514; H. Harapiak 3514 Underestimated Board Filmon 2895-6; H. Harapiak 2895-6; Commissioners meeting Kovnats 733; Pawley 733; Roch 2896 Filmon 3237; H. Harapiak 3237 Underwriting

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H. Harapiak 3014; Manness 30 14 Filmon 2807, 2976-7, 30 12; Disability H. Harapiak 2807, 2976-7 Awards Review Committee Filmon 3513-4; Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 H. Harapiak 3513-4 Ta bling Implementation cost Filmon 2807, 3513; Filmon 2976; H. Harapiak 2976 H. Harapiak 2807, 3514 Long-term report New workers Filmon 3513-4; H. Harapiak 3513-4 Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 New workers Recommendations Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Additional revenues Public awareness Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Implementation cost Ta bling Report Filmon 2976, 3012; Filmon 2032, 2787, 2806; H. Harapiak 2976, 30 12 H. Harapiak 2032, 2787, 2806 Scrutiny Doctors H. Harapiak 3035; Orchard 3035 Recruiting Report Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 Filmon 1568; H. Harapiak 1568 Resignations Ta bling H. Harapiak 319; Orchard 319 Filmon 2032, 2787, 2806-7, - Staffing 2976, 3012; H. Harapiak 2032, H. Harapiak 319; Orchard 319 2787, 2806-7, 2976, 30 12 Finance Director resignation Legislative Review H. Harapiak 35; Mercier 35 Commission Report Fleury, Alan position offered Filmon 2459; H. Harapiak 2459 Blake 2898-9; Mackling 2898-9 Disability awards Increase H. Harapiak 2944; Kovnats 2944 Assessment Liability H. Harapiak 1030; Kovnats 1030 Initiatives Break-even point Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Filmon 3013; H. Harapiak 3013 Unfunded Rates Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640 H. Harapiak 2944; Kovnats 2944 Long-term claim review Information Filmon 780- 1; H. Harapiak 78 1 Accuracy Losses Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 H. Harapiak 2896, 2898; Government policy Kovnats 2896, 2898 H. Harapiak 3035; Orchard 3035 Lump sum payment Incorrect Filmon 3514-5; H. Harapiak 3514-5 Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 Mentally handicapped workers coverage Media aide providing H. Harapiak 1402; Mitchelson 1402; Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 M. Smith 1402 Provision Mason Report Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 Availability Interference cease Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Filmon 3236-7; H. Harapiak 3236-7 Information Internal policy effect Downey 3590; H. Harapiak 3590 H. Harapiak 2896; Roch 2896 Ta bling King Commission H. Harapiak 3036; Orchard 3036 Availability Mercier, William Actuaries Report Filmon 1567-8, 2032; Ta bling H. Harapiak 1567-8, 2032 Filmon 3236; H. Harapiak 3236 Commissioner removals News conferences Filmon 2806-7; H. Harapiak 2806-7 Filmon 2806; H. Harapiak 2806 Cormack-Dewar Report Overpayments noncollection Criticisms H. Harapiak 2898; Kovnats 2898 Filmon 1568; H. Harapiak 1568 Pensions indexed Implementation cost Filmon 2895-6; H. Harapiak 2896 Filmon 2976; H. Harapiak 2976 Political interference Receipts Filmon 3236-7; H. Harapiak 3236-7 Filmon 1568; H. Harapiak 1568 Policy/administration change Revenue cost Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640-1,

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2897; Roch 2897 Cowan 128 Public inquiry No. 7, dated June 9, 1986 (Driedger) Filmon 3515; Pawley 3515 Cowan 1453 Rate projection No. 9, dated March 11, 1987 Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640, 733; (Driedger) - Cowan 273; Kovnats 732-3 returned - Cowan 3874 Rehabilitation No. 10, dated April 8, 1987 Costs usage (Rocan) - Cowan 785 Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 No. 11, dated May 19, 1987 Initiatives (Driedger) - Cowan 2107-8 Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 returned - Cowan 3874 Payments Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Percentage overturned Organized crime provinciaHy Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Mercier 3173; Penner 3173-4 Review Committee report Filmon 1294; Parks H. Harapiak 1030, 1294; Campground and lot rates Kovnats 1030 Driedger 3172; L. Harapiak 3172 Long-term claims Fee increase Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 Driedger 2293; L. Harapiak 2293 Rewriting Act Firewood charge Carstairs 2981; H. Harapiak 2981 Driedger 3702; L. Harapiak 3702 Study Full cost recovery services Completion date Driedger 2293; L. Harapiak 2293 Filmon 2459; H. Harapiak 2459 Long-weekend situations Purpose Driedger 2101; L. Harapiak 2101 Filmon 2459; H. Harapiak 2459 Payment program questionnaire Release authority Ernst 3242; L. Harapiak 3242 Filmon 2459-60; H. Harapiak 2460 Provincial Timetable Changes Driedger 2101, 2293-4; Filmon 30 13; H. Harapiak 30 13 L. Harapiak 2101, 2293-4 Existing claims reserve Revenue use Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Driedger 2294; L. Harapiak 2294 Underestimated deficit Rowdiness control action Filmon 2895; H. Harapiak 2895 Driedger 2101; L. Harapiak 2101 Training human relations School tax rebate qualifications Carstairs 2981; H. Harapiak 2981 Driedger 3702; L. Harapiak 3702 WASO Subsidization calculation Coverage mentally handicapped Ernst 3242; L. Harapiak 3242 Workers User fee calculations H. Harapiak 1402; Ernst 3242-3; L. Harapiak 3242 Mitchelson 1402 Wiebe Report Allegations investigation Pay Equity Filmon 3698; H. Harapiak 3698; Health department Parasiuk 3697-8 Kostyra 981; Orchard 98 1 Increase Orbit garbage collector Kostyra 98 1; Orchard 981 Ly ons Lake Ducharme 2708; Plohman 2708 Payroll Tax West Hawk Lake Removal Ducharme 2707; Plohman 2707 Health care facilities Carstairs 446; Desjardins 447 Orders for Return Non-profit organizations No. 4, dated May 22, 1986 (Oleson) Carstairs 447; Kostyra 447-8 Cowan 128 Post-secondary institutions No. 5, dated June 4, 1986 (Oleson) Carstairs 447; Storie 447 Cowan 128 Review No. 6, dated June 9, 1986 (Oleson) Connery 445-6; Hemphill 446

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People in Equal Participation Inc. language "misleading the public" (PEP) 411; Cowan 411-2; Filmon 41 1-2; Wheelchair service Mercier 411; ruled in order 411-2 Hammond 1572; H. Harapiak 1572 P/0 by Cowan language imputing motives 55 1; Bucklaschuk 551; Cowan 55 1; Filmon 55 1; ruled in order 55 1; Perimeter Highway withdrawal requested (Filmon) 551; Construction southeast section withdrawn (Filmon) 552 Mitchelson 96; Plohman 96 P/0 by Cowan intimidating comments by Opposition members to the Speaker Personal Care Home 552-3; Mercier 552-3; Benito Project ruled in order 553 Desjardins 3018-9; Orchard 30 18-9 P/0 by Cowan comment imputing motives Montcalm, A.M. "when will this Minister start to Brown 3019; Desjardins 30 19-20 tell us the truth" (Connery) 732; Cowan 732, 777; Mercier 732, 777; taken under advisement 732; Petitions withdrawal requested and refused 777 Brandon University Foundation Connery named 777; division 777-8 McCrae 3601 P/0 by Cowan challenge to the Chair ruled in order 3661 repetitive question 1025; Pine Ridge Golf Club Incorporated Filmon 1025; Maloway 2289 ruled out of order 1025-6 ruled in order 2312 P/0 by Cowan questions Members can South Charleswood Community ask 2189; ruled out of order 2189 Association P/0 by Cowan procedure on questions Ernst 449 on matters listed on Order Paper ruled out of order 462 2562; Filmon 2562; Southwood Golf and Country Club ruled out of order 2562 Scott 2727 P/0 by Cowan comments "messes caused ruled in order 2785 by Speakers in this House" (Orchard) 3251; Orchard 325 1; Pharmacare taken under advisement 325 1; ruled in order 3372-3; Funding delays withdrawal requested 3373; Desjardins 3350; Mitchelson 3350 withdrawn (Orchard) 3373 P/0 by Cowan comments "Government Points of Order policy to condone staging of P/0 t:1 Ashton imputation of violent demonstrations to encourage motives 3441; Filmon 3441; gangster-style violence" (McCrae) ruled in order 344 1; 34 15; Cowan 3415-6; McCrae 34 15-6; remarks withdrawn (Filmon) 3441 Mackling 3416; P/0 by Bucklaschuk requesting taken under advisement 3416; retraction MPIC files (Downey) 3345 ruled in order 3553; retracted (Downey) 3345 withdrawal requested 3553; P/0 by Connery use of unparliamentary refused 3553; McCrae named 3554; language "wilfully distorting" challenged (Mercier) 3554; (Cowan) 517; Cowan 517; sustained 3554 ruled in order 517; P/0 by Dolin imputation of motives withdrawal requested (Cowan) 517; (McCrae) 3414; ruled in order 34 15; withdrawn (Cowan) 517 unsatisfactory withdrawal (McCrae) P/0 by Cowan provisions governing 34 15; subsequent withdrawal acceptability of oral questions satisfactory (McCrae) 34 15 238-9; Mercier 238; P/0 by Ernst principles of reading ruled out of order 239 tabling amendments to Bills 3363; P/0 by Cowan prohibits questions of Enns 3363-4; ruled out of order 3364 government policy 241-2; P/0 by H. Harapiak use of McCrae 241-2; ruled in order 242 unparliamentary language "The P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary Minister is lying ... now you're language "misleading" 409; lying" (Orchard) 3257; taken under advisement 409; taken under advisement 3257; ruled out of order 512 ruled out of order 3373; P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary withdrawal suggested and

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apology made (Orchard) 3373 P/0 by Penner referring to Member P/0 by McCrae accusation misleading or Minister other than by their the House (W&sylycia-Leis) 1553; appropriate title 2087; Downey 2087; Cowan 1553; ruled out of order 1553 ruled in order 2087 P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to P /0 by Penner bill ordered for debate motion standing in another member's cannot be queried in Question name without leave 2302; Period 2785; Filmon 2786; Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; Mercier 2785-6; Penner 2785-6; Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; ruled out of order 2786 Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; P/0 by Phillips that a question taken under advisement 2306; is repetitious (Filmon) 1025; ruled in order 2466-7 Cowan 1025; Filmon 1025; P/0 by Mercier (Filmon) Johnston 1025; "he's not telling the truth" 60 ruled out of order 1025-6 Desjardins 60; request withdrawal 60 P/0 by Phillips question outside withdrawn (Filmon) 60 administrative competence of the P/0 by Mercier Question Period Government (Pankratz) 1403; answers provoking debate 236 Mercier 1403; Pawley 236; ruled in order 237 ruled in order 1403; P/0 by Mercier imputing motives challenged (Mercier) 1403; unparliamentary "political sustained 1403-4 profiteering" (Pawley) 1838; P/0 by Phillips use of Cowan 1839; Mercier 1939; unparliamentary language "influence Pawley 1838-40; Orchard 1838-9 peddling" (Orchard) 3018; ruled in order 1839-40; withdrawal requested 30 18; withdrawal requested 1840; withdrawn (Orchard) 3018 withdrawn (Pawley) 1840 P/0 by Phillips use of unparliamentary P/0 by Mercier question ruled out language (Filmon) "this Minister of order participation of Members can't tell the truth and wasn't in picket lines 3437; telling the truth" 3263; Ashton 3437; Dolin 3437; Pawley 3263-4; Pawley 3437; McCrae 3438; question rephrased (Filmon) 3264 ruled out of order 3438 P/0 by Phillips imputation of remarks withdrawn (McCrae) 3438 intentional falsehood (Downey) 3345 P/0 by Orchard timing on point of unsatisfactory withdrawal (Pawley) order raised 552; Cowan 552-3; 3346; Cowan 3346; Mercier 552-3; Orchard 552; subsequent withdrawal satisfactory ruled out of order 553 (Pawley) 3346-7 P/0 by Orchard whether time spent P/0 by Phillips amendment discussion on points of order during debate Bill not referred to committee 3363 be deducted from a Member's Ernst 3363; Enns 3363-4; speaking time 3080; ruled in order 3364 taken under advisement 3080; P/0 by Phillips previously ruled ruled in order 3201-2 question out of order 3417; P/0 by Orchard amendment Mercier 34 17; ruled in order 3417 inadmissibility Private Member's P/0 by Phillips question not within Resolution 3076-7; administrative competence of Ashton 3076; Meckling 3076; government (McCrae) 3773; Santos 3076-7; McCrae 3773; Mercier 3773-4; ruled out of order 3077 Meckling 3773 P/0 by Parasiuk comments withdrawal requested reflection unparliamentary (Kovnats) 3203; on Chair (Meckling) 3774; Baker 3205-6; Kovnats 3203-5; Cowan 3774; remarks withdrawn Walding 3205-6; (Meckling) 3774 ruled out of order 3206 P/0 by Phillips imputation of motives P/0 by Pawley allegations made by unparliamentary (Orchard) 3878; Opposition members 2037; question rephrased (Orchard) 3878 ruled out of order 2037 P/0 by Phillips withdrawal of P/0 by Pawley use of unparliamentary comments reflecting on Chair language "MPIC Minister lied" 3264; (Connery) 4002; ruled in order 3264; withdrawal requested and retraction requested 3264; refused 4002-3; Cowan 4002-3; withdrawn (Filmon) 3264 Connery named 4002;

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challenged (Mercier) 4003; No. 17 - 2r Ashton 2939-40; sustained 4003 Carstairs 1900; Dolin 3688; P/0 by Walding content of grievance Downey 1896-7; 3205-6; ruled in order 3206 Driedger 1894,3688-9; Enns 1896, 1898, 2936; Ernst 1900-1, 2933-4; Pornography support Filmon 1897-9; Kovnats 1894-5; Federal legislation Mercier 1895-6; Pankratz 2938-9; Hammond 1727; Penner 1727-8 Schroeder 2934-5; Scott 2936-8; No. 30 - 1r 2400; 2r Maloway 2933; 3r 3957; R/A 4015 Port of Churchill Development Board No. 54 - 2r Baker 3400- 1, 3689; Ashton 1493, 2318; Pawley 23 18; Downey 3689 Plohman 1493 No. 55 - 1r 2806; 2r Driedger 3688; 3r 3957; R/A 40 16 Post-secondary institutions Resolutions Payroll tax removal No. 1 - International Year of Carstairs 447; Storie 447 Shelter for the Homeless Ashton 615-6, 3164; Cowan 3164; Dolin 616-7, 3160-2; Postal strike Hemphill 612-5; Mackling 3167; Backup plans Nordman 611-2; Roch 3166-7; Driedger 3121; H. Harapiak 3121 Santos 609-11; H. Smith 3165-6; Cheque delivery Storie 3162-3 Driedger 3121; Evans 3121 No. 2 - Free Trade Essential services Ashton 69 1-3; Connery 693-4; Driedger 3121; H. Harapiak 3121 Derkach 3405; Dolin 686-9; Union services Downey 3403-5; Johnston 3403; Driedger 3121; H. Harapiak 3122 Manness 689-9 1; Pankratz 3407-8; Violence prevention H. Smith 3408-9; Uruski 3405-7; Mackling 324 1; Mercier 3239-41; Wasylycia-Leis 3401-2 Penner 3240 No. 3 - Farm Parity Pricing Baker 769-771, 3475-6; Cummings 3478-80; Derkach 3476-8; Potash mines Downey 77 1, 775-6, 3473; Agreement MAN/Canamax/lndia Findlay 771-3; L. Harapiak 773-5; Dolin 1029; Parasiuk 1029 Manness 775, 3473-6 Binscarth-Russell status No. 4 - Canada as a Nuclear Derkach 734-5; Parasiuk 734-5 Free Zone Department coordination Ashton 803-6; Enns 806-7; Derkach 2463; Parasiuk 2463 Lecuyer 807-9 Developments No. 5 - National Non-Profit Child Dolin 1029; Parasiuk 1029 Care Program Public informed Ashton 859-61; Hammond 861-3; Derkach 2464; Parasiuk 2464 Mitchelson 865-6; M. Smith 863-5 Ta bling study No. 6 - Deregulation Derkach 2463; Parasiuk 2463 Cummings 930-2; Dolin 927-30; Ernst 929; Mackling 932-4 No. 7 - Port of Churchill Prairie Agricultural Machinery Ashton 1014-7; Cummings 1017-9; Institute (PAMI) Manness 1021-2; Plohman 1019-21; Support No. 8 - Equalization Payments Baker 1233; Uruski 1233 Enns 1057-8; Maloway 1051-4; Manness 1054-55; Scott 1055-7 No. 9 - Capital Punishment Private Members' Business Doer 1225-7; Dolin 1222; Bills Downey 1220-2; Enns 1223-5; No. 16 - 2r Blake 1269-70; H. Smith 1222-3 Downey 1153-4, 1270; No. 10 - Foreign Student Tu ition Fees Driedger 1155-6; Enns 1156-7; Ashton 1338-41; Derkach 1337-8; Ernst 1158-60; Hammond 1160-1; Downey 1343; Hammond 1341-2; Mercier 1157-8; Roch 1160; Storie 1342-4 H. Smith 1157-8; No. 11 - Emigration of Soviet Jews Negatived on 2nd reading 1271 Ashton 1610-2; Dolin 1607-9;

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Enns 1612-3; Kovnats 1609- 10 Carstairs 467; Kostyra 467 No. 12 - University Funding Chartered Accountants Ta xation Birt 2143-5; H. Smith 2145 Committee

No. 13 - Equal National Representation Budget opinion Doer 2853-5; Manness 2855-7· Filmon 376; Pawley 376 Roch 2851-3, 2857; Schroede; 2857-8 Commitment national government No. 14 - Manitoba Labour Law Carstairs 355; M. Smith 355 Ashton 3074-6; McCrae 3072-4 Cost reduction three-year plan Mack ling 3079; Orchard 3077-9; Manness 315; Schroeder 315 No. 15 - Repeal of Helmet Legislation Creative accounting Kovnats 3289-91; Plohman 3287-9· Kostyra 354; Manness 354 ' Roch 3285-7; Scott 3291-2 Credit rate drop Kostyra 353; Manness 353 Crown Corporations Privilege, lbtters of Losses Government queries of own Ministers Kostyra 379; Manness 315, 379; unacceptable in Question Period Schroeder 315 (McCrae) 168-9; Cowan 169-70; Omission Mercier 170; McCrae 170-1; Kostyra 379; Manness 379 ruled out of order 171 Totals Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Kostyra 379; Manness 379 (MPIC) IBNR loss provisions report Crown Investments (Filmon) 3434-6; Storie 3435-6; Inclusion taken under advisement 3436; Kostyra 379; Manness 379 ruled out of order 3601-2; Deficit position change challenged (Mercier) 3602; Kostyra 354; Manness 354 sustained 3602 Disability deductions Minister of Community Services Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 referred to Privileges and Farm land education tax relief Elections Committee H. Harapiak 268; Mercier 267 (Mitch Gowler incident) Fiscal affairs insight Brown 246 1-2; Cowan 2462; Manness 314; Schroeder 314 M. Smith 2462; Fiscal loss carryover taken under advisement 2462; Ducharme 417-8; Kostyra 418 ruled out of order 2708-9; Inflation increase challenged (Mercier) 2709; Kostyra 353-4; Manness 353 sustained 2709 Job loss Minister of Manitoba Public Insurance Birt 359; Kostyra 359 Corporation referred Committee of Pension income deductions Privileges and Elections misled the Ducharme 4 18; Kostyra 418 Legislative Assembly (Filmon) 413; Cowan 413; taken under advisement Per capita debt 413; ruled out of order 463 Kostyra 355; Manness 354-5 Minister of Community Services conduct Personal income tax effect referred to Privileges and Elections Dolin 378; Kostyra 378 Committee (Mercier) 415; Policy tax burden M. Smith 415-6; Carstairs 355; M. Smith 355 taken under advisement 416; Projection analysis ruled out of order 512-3 Birt 359; Kostyra 359 Minister of Community Services conduct Recommendations referred to Privileges and Elections H. Harapiak 268; Mercier 268 Committee (Mercier) 2543; Sales Tax Cowan 2543-4; Enns 2544; Action urgency Orchard 2544; M. Smith 2544; Derkach 417; Kostyra 417 taken under advisement 2544; Border-town merchants ruled out of order 2709-10; Derkach 416; Kostyra 416 challenged (Mercier) 2710; Deeter Report recommendations sustained 2710 Derkach 416; Kostyra 417 Ta bling study Derkach 416; Kostyra 416 Provincial Budget Ta x knowledge Accurate forecast Dolin 378 Kostyra 354; Manness 354 Tax ation fair system Burden individual Filmon 376; Pawley 376

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UIC overpayments RCMP Winnipeg Beach Ducharme 418; Kostyra 418 Mercier 3605-6; Pawley 3605; Penner 3605-6 Provincial Judges Association discussions Railbus testing McCrae 1859; Penner 1859 Ashton 37; Plohman 37 Lyon, Sterling Appointment criticism Redhead, Eric Mercier 15-6; Penner 16 Agreement public Pension plans Mercier 36; Penner 36 McCrae 1860; Penner 1860 Cabinet approval Wage Mercier 36; Penner 36 Negotiations Guidelines McCrae 1781; Penner 1781 Mercier 36; Penner 36 Statement review Settlement McCrae 1781; Penner 1781 Mercier 35-6; Penner 36 Women appointed Mercier 15; Penner 15 Religious groups legislation McCrae 3881; Mackling 3881 Provincial Social Assistance Recipients Employed Remand Centre Evans 1726, 2465 Construction Increase Brown 62 1; M. Smith 62 1 Evans 1726, 2464 Understaffing Brown 62 1; M. Smith 62 1 Provincial welfare rolls Oleson 1725-6; Evans 1726 Rendez-vous Canada Booths Connery 1858; Storie 1858 Psychiatric Services Participation Eating disorders Hemphill 1726; Santos 1726 Carstairs 3170; Desjardins 3170 Leaving province Desjardins 3766; Mitchelson 3766 Request new budget Maintaining level Kostyra 1834; Manness 1833-4; Desjardins 3766; Mitchelson 3766 Mercier 1834

Public Schools Reports Tabled Brandon funding Agriculture McCrae 165-6; Pawley 166 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Funding Uruski 441 Birt 165; Storie 165 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Increased taxes Corporation Birt 1667; Storie 1667-8 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Uruski 293 Policy changes Birt 165; Pawley 165 Manitoba Beef Commission Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Program commitment Uruski 293 Birt 165; Pawley 165 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Resources Fund status Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Birt 624, 2319; Storie 624, 2319 Uruski 293 Manitoba Farm Lands Ownership Board Public Trustee Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Estates mentally incompetent Uruski 293 Mercier 2099-100; Penner 2100 Manitoba Hog Producers' Marketing Board Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Question Period Uruski 3410 Policy preambles Manitoba Milk Prices Review Commission Carstairs 1570; Pawley 1570 Annual Report - March 31, 1986

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Uruski 441 Kostyra 3766 Manitoba Water Services Board Community Services Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Uruski 441 M. Smith 3195 Attorney-General Consumer and Corporate Affairs Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Penner 1228 Mackling 353 Controverted Elections Act Cooperative Development Court of Appeal Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Registrar's Report Cowan 2289 December 31, 1986 Cooperative Loans and Penner 407 Loans Guarantee Board Court of Queen's Bench Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Registrar's Report Cowan 1546 December 31, 1986 Cooperative Promotion Board Penner 407 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Cowan 1546 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Crown Investments Penner 3601 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Fatality Inquiries Act, The Doer 1932 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Penner 407 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Human Rights Commission Queen's Printer Office Report Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Wasylycia-Leis 408 Penner 3410 Centre Culture! Franco-Manitobain Legal Aid Services Society Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Auditor's Report and Penner 777 Financial Statements Manitoba Law Foundation Wasylycia-Leis 266 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Legislative Library Penner 3601 Annual Report - March 31, 1986

Manitoba Law Reform Commission Wasylycia-Leis 867 • Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Manitoba Advisory Council Penner 1228 on the Status of Wo men Manitoba Liquor Control Commission Tr iennial Report Annual Report - March 31, 1986 (Dec, 1982-March 1986) Penner 352 Wasylycia-Leis 127 Manitoba Police Commission Manitoba Arts Council Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Penner 3601 Wasylycia-Leis 266 Manitoba Public Trustee Manitoba Centennial Centre Corporation Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Penner 1932 Wasylycia-Leis 266 Re-enacted Statutes of Manitoba Manitoba Intercultural Council Roll Bill No. 4 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Penner 281 Wasylycia-Leis 266 Regulations Act Manitoba Film Classification Board No. 94/86 to 273/86 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 No. 1/87 to 47/87 incl. Wasylycia-Leis 293 Penner 1228 Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Business Development and Tourism Annual report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Wasylycia-Leis 639 Includes Report of the Manitoba Education Design Institute Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Hemphill 639 Storie 618 Manitoba Horse Racing Commission Brandon University Pension Fund Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Auditor's Report and Hemphill 3661 Financial Statements Civil Service December 31, 1985 Annual Report - March 27, 1987 Storie 1487 Kostyra 2701 Public Schools Finance Board Civil Service Superannuation Board Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Storie 1487

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Te achers' Retirement Allowance Annual Report - January 31, 1987 Fund Board Kostyra 3696 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Provincial Auditor Report Storie 3410 March 31, 1986 University of Brandon Kostyra 235 Annual Financial Report Public Accounts March 31, 1986 Report and Supplement Storie 1487 March 31, 1986 Universities Grants Commission Kostyra 235 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Public Officers Act Storie 1487 Return under Section 20 University of Manitoba March, 1987 Annual Financial Report Kostyra 235 March 31, 1986 Public Service Group Insurance Fund Storie 1487 Actuarial Report - December 31, 1985 Employment Services Kostyra 1023 Manitoba Data Services Public Tr ustee of Manitoba Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Auditor's Report and Evans 313 Financial Statements Workplace Innovation Centre March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Kostyra 235 Evans 3909 Quarterly Financial Report Energy and Mines Nine months (April-Dec., 1986) Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Kostyra 350 Parasiuk 235 Government Services Manitoba Energy Authority Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 H. Harapiak 235 Parasiuk 58 Health Manitoba Mineral Resource Ltd Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Desjardins 266 Parasiuk 810 Manitoba Health Research Council Manitoba Oil and Gas Corporation Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Desjardins 266 Parasiuk 1567 Manitoba Health Services Commission Environment, Wo rkplace Safety and Health Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Annual Report - March 31, 1985 Desjardins 3788 Lecuyer 313 Standing Committee on Medical Manpower Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Lecuyer 2400 Desjardins 2539 Finance Highways and Transportation Boards, Commission and Government Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Agencies of the Province of Manitoba Plohman 186 Financial Statements Housing March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Kostyra 3837 ended March 31, 1986 Financial Administration Act Manitoba Housing and Return under Section 54.4 (3) Renewal Corporation Supplementary Loan and Hemphill 3788 Guarantee Authority Rent Regulation Administration Program March 31, 1987 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Kostyra 3432 Hemphill 293 Legislative Assembly Act Industry, Trade and Technology Return under Section 66 A.E. McKenzie Co. Ltd. Amount paid to Members Auditor's Report and March 31, 1987 Consolidated Financial Statement Kostyra 3432 October 31, 1986 Manitoba Financial Report Schroeder 1397 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Manitoba Development Corporation Kostyra 1832 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Manitoba Preliminary Financial Report Schroeder 407 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Manitoba Research Council Kostyra 3788 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Manitoba Properties Inc. Schroeder 39 18

95 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Manitoba Trading Corporation Group Insurance Fund for Employees Manitoba Research Council of Participating Municipalities Annual Report - March 31, 1986 in Manitoba Schroeder 1853 Actuarial Report - January 1, 1986 Labour Bucklaschuk 3874 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Manitoba Municipal Employees Mackling 353 Pension Fund Fire Commissioners Office Triennial Actuarial Report Annual Report - March 31, 1985 January 1, 1986 Mackling 353 Bucklaschuk 639 Insurance Act, The Municipal Board Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Mackling 353 Bucklaschuk 186 Manitoba Labour Board Surface Rights Board Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Mackling 353 Bucklaschuk 3874 Manitoba Labour Management Review Committee Natural Resources Annual Report - December 31, 1985 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Mackling 353 L. Harapiak 266 Pay Equity Bureau Conservation Districts of Manitoba Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Annual Report - December 31, 1985 Mackling 2493 L. Harapiak 375 Public Utilities Board Status of Forestry Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Five Ye ar Report - March 31, 1986 Mackling 888 L. Harapiak 266 Trades Practices Inquiry Act Venture Manitoba To urs Ltd. Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Auditor's Report and Mackling 353 Financial Statements Legislation March 31, 1986 Elections Finance Act L. Harapiak 1567 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Northern Affairs • Phillips 1059 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Elections Act Harper 1059 Review and recommendations Channel Area Loggers Ltd October, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Statement of Votes of the Harper 313 33rd Provincial General Election Communities Economic Development Fund of March 18, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 By-elections of October 2, 1984 Harper 548 (Fort Garry) and October 1, 1985 Moose Lake Loggers Ltd. (Kildonan) Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Phillips 1059 Harper 313 Legislative Assembly Management Commission Urban Affairs Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Phillips 3168 Doer 3837-8 Ombudsman Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Phillips 3838 H. Harapiak 639 Manitoba Forestry Resources Ltd. Workplace Safety and Health Manfor Ltd. Clean Environment Commission Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Storie 1861 Lecuyer 639 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Annual Report - October 31, 1986 Bucklaschuk 353 Reproductive technology Manitoba Te lephone System Advisory Council on Status of Women Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Study Doer 353 Carstairs 1277; Wasylycia-Leis 1277 Municipal Affairs Law Reform Commission Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Carstairs 1277; Desjardins 1276-7; Bucklaschuk 2234 Penner 1277

96 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Resignations Ta ke-out food Sergeant-at-Arms Kostyra 735; Manness 735 Phillips 40 15 Waiving penalty Kostyra 2702; Manness 2702 Riverbank stabilization L. Harapiak 1729-30; Manness 1729-30 Salvage vehicles Auction Blake 645; Bucklaschuk 645 Robinson, Garth Wayne Registration Case review criteria Bucklaschuk 1727; Ducharme 1727 Mercier 168; Penner 168 Safety certificate Plea bargaining Bucklaschuk 1727; Ducharme 1727 Mercier 167; Penner 167 Review request Mercier 168; Penner 168 Sargent, Terry Duties position Blake 1399; Harper 1399, 1551-2 Royal Bank Remuneration Economic forecast Blake 1399; Harper 1399 Downey 1835; Kostyra 1492, 1835; Manness 1492 Rural closures School busing Kostyra 1199; McCrae 1199 Ownership costs Derkach 1570-2; Storie 1571 Policy changes contracts Rural Manitoba Cummings 1458-9; Storie 1459 Population Safety regulations Decline tax burden Cummings 1459; Storie 1459 Downey 236; Pawley 236 Ta bling information Loss Derkach 1571; Storie 1571 Downey 237; Pawley 237 Tranter payments • Downey 237; Bucklaschuk 237 Seagrams Distillery Gimli Connery 586; Johnston 734; Schroeder 586, 734 Rural Road Development Fund Filmon 9-10; Pawley 10 Selkirk Corridor Study Bridge Russell, Grant Location Filmon 3876; Pawley 3876 Cummings 63; Plohman 63-4 Long-term planning St. James-Assiniboia Cummings 64; Plohman 64 Physiotherapy services Constituents meeting Carstairs 2706; Storie 2706-7 Cummings 64; Pawley 64 Route 230 Ste. Rose ring dike Expansion Cummings 63; Plohman 63 Construction delays Public information sessions Cummings 3608; L. Harapiak 3609 Cummings 64; Plohman 64 Inquiry officer appointment See also Bridge north of Selkirk Cummings 3609; H. Harapiak 3609 this listing

Safe Grad Selkirk Settlement Anniversary Advertising campaign Roch 3560; Wasylycia-Leis 3560, 3668 Bucklaschuk 2659, 281 1-2; Carstairs 2659 Senate appointments Sales tax Spivak, Roblin, Nurgitz Carstairs 1570; Pawley 1570 National Kostyra 1777; Manness 1778 Penalty levied Seniors' Residence Kostyra 2702; Manness 2702 Fire alarm system

97 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Ernst 735-6; Hemphill 736 L. Harapiak 375 Consumer and Corporate Affairs Sessional Papers Tabled Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 A.E. McKenzie Co. Ltd. Mackling 353 Auditor's Report and Controverted Elections Act Consolidated Financial Statements Court of Appeal as of October 31, 1986 Report of the Registrar Schroeder 1397 for the year ended December 31, 1986 Agriculture Penner 407 Annual Report for year Court of Queen's Bench ended March 31, 1986 Report of the Registrar Uruski 44 1 for the year ended December 31, 1986 Attorney-General Penner 407 Annual Report for year Co-operative Loans and ended March 31, 1986 Loans Guarantee Board Penner 1228 Annual Report for year Boards, Commission and Government ended March 31, 1986 Cowan 1546 Agencies of the Province of Manitoba Co-operative Promotion Board Financial Statements for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Kostyra 3837 Cowan 1546 Brandon University Pension Fund Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Auditor's Report and Annual Report for year Financial Statements for year ended March 31, 1987 ended December 31, 1985 Penner 3601 Storie 1487 Crown Investments Business Development and Tourism Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Doer 1932 Includes Report of the Manitoba Culture, Heritage and Recreation Design Institute Queen's Printer Office Report Hemphill 639 Annual Report for the year Capital Supply ended March 31, 1986 Administrator message Wasylycia-Leis 408 Kostyra 350 Education Centre Cultural Franco-Manitobain Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 Storie 618 ended March 31, 1986 Elections Act Wasylycia-leis 266 Review and Recommendations Channel Area Loggers Ltd. October, 1986 Annual Report for year Statement of Votes of the ended March 31, 1986 33rd Provincial General Election Harper 313 of March 18, 1986 Civil Service Superannuation Board By-elections Annual Report for year October 2, 1984 (Fort Garry) ended December 31, 1986 October 1, 1985 (Kildonan) Kostyra 3766 Phillips 1059 Clean Environment Commission Elections Finances Act Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Lecuyer 639 Phillips 1059 Communities Economic Development Fund Energy and Mines Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Parasiuk 235 Harper 548 Environment, Workplace Safety Community Services and Health Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1987 ended March 31, 1985 M. Smith 3195 Lecuyer 313 Conservation Districts of Manitoba Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended December 31, 1985 Lecuyer 2400

98 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Estimates for Services of Province Legal Aid Services Society for Capital Expenditures for year 14th Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1988 ended March 31, 1986 Kostyra 350 Penner 777 Estimates for Services of Province Legislative Assembly Act for year ended March 31, 1988 Return under Section 66 Kostyra 350 for year ended March 31, 1987 Estimates sequence Kostyra 3432 Cowan 128 Legislative Assembly Financial Administration Act Management Commission Return under Section 54.4 (3) Annual Report for year for year ended March 31, 1987 ended March 31, 1986 Kostyra 3432 Phillips 3168 Fire Commissioners Office Legislative Library Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended December 31, 1985 ended March 31, 1986 Mackling 353 Wasylycia-Leis 867 Fatalities Inquiries Act, The Manfor Ltd. Annual Report Administrator for year Annual Report for year ended December 31, 1986 ended December 31, 1986 Penner 407 Storie 1861 Government Services Main Supply Annual Report for year Administrator message ended March 31, 1986 Kostyra 350 H. Harapiak 235 Manitoba Advisory Council Group Insurance Fund for Employees Status of Wo men Triennial Report of Participating Municipalities (Dec. 1982-March 1986) in Manitoba Wasylycia-Leis 127 Actuarial Report for year Manitoba Agricultural Credit ended January 1, 1986 Corporation Buck Iaschuk 3874 Annual Report for year Health ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Uruski 293 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Arts Council Desjardins 266 Annual Report for year Highways and Transportation ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Wasylycia-Leis 266 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Beef Commission Plohman 186 Annual Report for year Housing ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Uruski 293 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Centennial Centre Manitoba Housing and Corporation Annual Report for year Renewal Corporation ended March 31, 1986 Hemphill 3788 Wasylycia-Leis 266 Human Rights Commission Manitoba Civil Service Commission Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended December 31, 1986 ended March 27, 1987 Penner 34 10 Kostyra 2701 Industry, Trade and Te chnology Manitoba Cooperative Development Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Trading Corporation Cowan 2289 Manitoba Research Council Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Schroeder 1853 Annual Report for year Insurance Act, The ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Uruski 293 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Data Services Mackling 353 Annual Report for year Labour ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Evans 313 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Development Corporation Mackling 353 Annual Report for year

99 INDEX BY SUBJECT

ended March 31, 1986 Wasylycia-Leis 639 Schroeder 407 Manitoba Milk Prices Review Commission Manitoba Energy Authority Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Uruski 441 Parasiuk 58 Manitoba Mineral Resources Ltd. Manitoba Farm Lands Ownership Board Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended December 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Parasiuk 810 Uruski 293 Manitoba Municipal Employees Manitoba Film Classification Board Pension Fund Annual Report for year Triennial Actuarial Report ended March 31, 1986 for period ended January 1, 1986 Wasylycia-Leis 293 Bucklaschuk 639 Manitoba Financial Report Manitoba Oil and Gas Corporation Annual Report tor year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended December 31, 1986 Kostyra 1832 Parasiuk 1567 Manitoba Health Research Council Manitoba Police Commission Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1987 Desjardins 266 Penner 3601 Manitoba Health Services Commission Manitoba Preliminary Financial Report Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1987 ended March 31, 1987 Desjardins 3788 Kostyra 3788 Manitoba Hog Producers' Manitoba Properties Inc. Marketing Board Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended January 31, 1987 ended December 31, 1986 Kostyra 3696 Uruski 3410 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Manitoba Horse Racing Commission Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended October 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1987 Bucklaschuk 353 Hemphi11 3661 Manitoba Public Trustee Manitoba Intercultural Council Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Penner 1932 Wasylycia-Leis 266 Manitoba Research Council Manitoba Labour Board Annual Report for year Annual Report tor year ended March 31, 1987 ended March 31, 1986 Schroeder 39 18 Mackling 353 Manitoba Telephone System Manitoba Labour Management Annual Report for year Review Committee ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report tor year Doer 353 ended December 31, 1985 Manitoba Water Services Board Mackling 353 Annual Report for year Manitoba Law Foundation ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Uruski 44 1 ended March 31, 1987 Moose Lake Loggers Ltd. Penner 3601 Annual Report for year Manitoba Law Reform Commission ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Harper 313 ended March 31, 1987 Municipal Affairs Penner 1228 Annual Report for year Manitoba Liquor Control Commission ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year Bucklaschuk 2234 ended March 31, 1986 Municipal Board Penner 352 Annual Report for year Manitoba Lotteries Foundation ended December 31, 1986 Annual Report tor year Bucklaschuk 186 ended March 31, 1986 Natural Resources

100 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Annual Report for year Return to Order No. 8 (1986) ended March 31, 1986 Cowan 810 L. Harapiak 266 Return to Order No. 9 (1987) Northern Affairs Cowan 3874 Annual Report for year Return to Order No. 11 (1987) ended March 31, 1986 Cowan 3874 Harper 1059 Revised Estimates for Services of Ombudsman Province for Capital Expenditures Annual Report for year Kostyra 3775 ended December 31, 1986 Standing Committee on Medical Manpower Phillips 3838 Annual Report for year Pay Equity Bureau ended December 31, 1986 Annual Report for period Desjardins 2539 October 1, 1985 to March 31, 1987 Status of Forestry Mackling 2493 Five year Report for period Provincial Auditor ended March 31, 1986 Report for year ended March 31, 1986 L. Harapiak 266 and Supplement Statutes of Manitoba Re-enacted 1987 Kostyra 235 Roll Bill No. 4 Public Accounts Volume I and II Penner 281 for year ended March 31, 1986 Surface Rights Board Kostyra 235 Annual Report for year Public Officers Act ended March 31, 1987 Return under Section 20 Bucklaschuk 3874 March, 1987 Te achers' Retirement Fund Kostyra 235 Allowance Fund Board Public Schools Finance Board Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended December 31, 1986 ended December 31, 1986 Storie 34 10 Storie 1487 Trade Practices Inquiry Act Public Service Group Insurance Fund Annual Report for year Actuarial Report ended December 31, 1986 as at December 31, 1985 Kostyra 1023 Mackling 353 Public Trustee of Manitoba Universities Grants Commission Auditor's Report and Financial Annual Report for year Statements for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 Storie 1487 Kostyra 235 University of Brandon Public Utilities Board Annual Financial Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended December 31, 1986 Storie 1487 Parasiuk 888 University of Manitoba Quarterly Financial Report Annual Financial Report for year Nine months (April-Dec., 1986) ended March 31, 1986 Kostyra 350 Storie 1487 Regulations Act Urban Affairs Copy of regulations filed Annual Report for year No. 94/86 to 273/86 ended March 31, 1986 No. 1/87 to 47/87 Doer 3838 Penner 1228 Ve nture Manitoba To urs Ltd. Rent Regulation Administration Program Auditor's Report and Annual Report for year Financial Statements ended March 31, 1986 March 31, 1986 Hemphill 293 L. Harapiak 1567 Return to Order No. 4 (1986) Wo rkers Compensation Board of Manitoba Cowan 128 Annual Report for year Return to Order No. 5 (1986) ended December 31, 1986 Cowan 128 H. Harapiak 639 Return to Order No. 6 (1986) Workplace Innovation Centre Cowan 128 Annual Report for year Return to Order No. 7 (1986) ended March 31, 1987 Cowan 1453 Evans 3909

101 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Seven Oaks Yo uth Centre Loan Program implementation Carstairs 3604-5; M. Smith 3604-5 Connery 445; Hemphill 445 Payroll tax review Connery 445-6; Hemphill 446 Seven Regions Health Centre Start Program Board member suspension Connery 2734; Hemphill 2734 Carstairs 1836; Desjardins 1836 Improprieties investigation Desjardins 1935; Oleson 1935 Social assistance recipients In-camera meetings Disability pensions Carstairs 1836; Desjardins 1836 Carstairs 1993; Evans 1993 Federal sales tax credit Dolin 132; Evans 132 Sexist language Removal from legislation Carstairs 1993; Evans 1993 Sogi, John whereabouts Brown 1457; M. Smith 1457

Shamattawa power lines Carstairs 1548; Parasiuk 1548 Sophonow, Thomas Mercier 36; Penner 36

Shelter allowance increase Carstairs 2033-4; Evans 2033-4 Sophonow, Thomas Compensation Mercier 36; Penner 36 Sherrill Gordon Mines Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Speaker's Statements Negotiations Enns 1778-9, 1856, 2320; Apology to Member for Ellice Parasiuk 2320; (H. Smith) placing question Phillips 1066 Schroeder 1779, 1856-7 Conflict of Interest guidelines Investment safeguarding Inter-City Gas Enns 1856; Schroeder 1856-7 Phillips 2942 Report funding security Internship Program Enns 1779; Schroeder 1779 1987-88 Selections introductions Phillips 3236 Shoal Lake MacDougall, Mary Federal environment assessment Ta ble Assistance Ernst 1779-80; Lecuyer 1779-80 Phillips 618

Silviculture Program Special needs Employment project Allowance funding Driedger 3769; L Harapiak 3769 Carstairs 2706; Storie 2706 Change Carstairs 2897; Evans 2897 Sister MacNamara School Children Space Birt 1118; Storie 1118 Ernst 2090; Storie 2090 Regulations Carstairs 2897; Evans 2897 Small Business Bankruptcies increase Springfield-Ta che Resource Centre Connery 2734; Hemphill 2734 Roch 3123; Evans 3123 Bonds implementation Connery 3769; Hemphill 3769 Growth Springhill Farms Fund Employees Union Review Committee Connery 2564-5; Hemphill 2703; Cummings 892-3; Mackling 892-3 Storie 2564 Labour Board Hearing Tax implementation Cummings 810; McCrae 64 1; Connery 445; Hemphill 445 Mackling 64 1, 810-1 Information centres Petition Connery 3770; Hemphill 3770 McCrae 582; Mackling 582

102 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Request Filmon 975; Pawley 975 Hearing reopened Mayer, Charles McCrae 1549; Mackling 1549 Letter Intervention Pankratz 1027; Uruski 1026-7 Cummings 893; McCrae 1064; Te lex reply Mackling 893, 1064 Findlay 1061; Uruski 1062 Union vote Meeting Wheat Board McCrae 1548-9; Mackling 1549 Findlay 1061; Uruski 1061 Negotiation stabilization Findlay 1194; Pankratz 1298; Spruce Woods Park Uruski 1194, 1298 Insurance Policy Bucklaschuk 1860, 2090; Birt 870; Uruski 870-1 Oleson 1860- 1 Premier staff cutbacks Enns 891; Pawley 891 Statutory debt payments Priority Carstairs 556; Kostyra 556 Filmon 1026; Pawley 1026 Signing deadline Pankratz 1298-9; Uruski 1299 Statute Law Amendment Tripartite (Taxation) Act (1987) Carstairs 984; Kostyra 1664-5; Manness 1664-5 Filmon 975-6, 1024-5, 1115, 1274-5; Findlay 298-9, 619, 1195; Stonewall quarry charges Pankratz 1026, 1405, 1491, 1552, 1569, 1670; Hours charges Pawley 1025, 1059-60, 1569; Carstairs 3701; Lecuyer 3701 Schroeder 1552; Uruski 298-9, 619, 894, 976, 1026, Strike demonstrations 1115, 1275, 1405, 1491, 1569, 1670 Prosecution decisions McCrae 3704; Penner 3704 Sunday retail closing Legislation introduction Sugar Beet industry Cowan 16; Mercier 16 Alternate crop Public response Pankratz 1298; Uruski 1298 Dolin 37; Mackling 37 Assistance SuperValu counsel Filmon 1115; Pawley 1115 Dolin 37; Mackling 37 Commitment Baker 446, 1779; Carstairs 894 Supervalu strike Uruski 446, 894, 1779 Christophe, Bernie interference Federal-Provincial McCrae 2811; Mack ling 281 1 Filmon 1776; Uruski 1776 Demonstrations Fort Garry layoffs McCrae 3415, 3437, 3704-5; Birt 870; Mackling 870 Mackling 34 16; Pawley 3437; Grant or bipartite Penner 3705 Findlay 1195; Uruski 1195 NDP members Growers Cowan 3415-7; Filmon 3440; Findlay 298-9; Uruski 298-9 McCrae 34 15-7; Pawley 3417, 3440 Inadequate support Prosecution Findlay 890; Carstairs 894; Decisions Uruski 890, 894-5 McCrae 3665, 3704; Income tax revenue loss Penner 3665, 3704 Kostyra 1035; Pankratz 1026 Directives Jobs McCrae 3665-6; Penner 3665-6 Preservation Strikes Filmon 976, 1059; Schroeder 1060; Extortion Uruski 976-7 McCrae 3666 Search assistance Westfair Foods Filmon 889; Mackling 890 McCrae 34 15; Mackling 34 16 Kleysen Transport Ltd. Sunday Retail closing Filmon 1023-4; Pawley 1024 Counsel Layoffs Dolin 37; Mackling 37

103 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Public response Kostyra 1725, 2707, 3589; Dolin 37; Mackling 37 Manness 1725, 2464, 2707, 3589 Te rror-free shopping Noncompliance McCrae 3414; Mercier 3413; Kostyra 1664; Manness 1664 Penner 34 13 Northern allowance Violence Ashton 520; Kostyra 520

Cowan 3415-6; McCrae 34 15-7 3666·' ' Pay charge Pawley 3417; Penner 3666 Kostyra 1664; Manness 1664 Payroll removal Support Levy Non-profit organizations Carstairs 447; Kostyra 447-8 Birt 316; Storie 316 Reduction/civil servants Carstairs 3610; Schroeder 36 10 Supreme Court Sales Quebec judges Kostyra 1663-4; Manness 1663 Mercier 1574; Pawley 1574; Sales Penner 1547 National Kostyra 1777; Manness 1776-7 Penalties Swamp Fever Kostyra 2702; Manness 2702 Federal compensation program Enns 272; Uruski 272 Throne Speech Mandatory testing Budget Address and Public Accounts Enns 272, 586-7; Uruski 272, 587 Johnson 8 Challenge of Economic Growth Task Force Report Phase II Johnson 3 Bucklaschuk 1776; Filmon 1776 Challenge of Fiscal Justice Johnson 1-2 Challenge of our Environment Tax reform measures Johnson 7 Delayed Challenge of Social Justice Dolin 13; Kostyra 13 Johnson 4-5 Committed to a Stronger Winnipeg Taxes Johnson 8 1987 Bill debate Cooperative Strength Kostyra 1492-3; Johnson 4 Manness 1492, 3262-3; Pawley 3262-3 Federal/Provincial Relations Charities/Unions/Professional Johnson 2 Kostyra 1725 Justice for Manitobans Johnson 5 Consumption income Kostyra 1777; Manness 1777 Justice in the Workplace Johnson 6-7 Federal Reform Maintaining Economic Security Kostyra 3263; Manness 3262 Johnson 6 Reduction offset Maintaining High Quality Education Manness 3444 Johnson 5-6 Revenue Manitoba Communities Kostyra 1778; Manne ss 1778 Johnson 3-4 Flat migration effect Need for Reform Connery 2734-5; Kostyra 2735 Johnson 2 Increased sales tax Resources Benefiting Manitobans Derkach 1665-6; Kostyra 1665-6 Johnson 4 Increases Rural Manitoba Kostyra 3444; Manness 3444 Johnson 3 Insulation removal Supporting Manitoba Families Kostyra 1569; Manness 1569 Johnson 6 Law Year of Shelter for the Homeless Kostyra 1664; Manness 1664; Johnson 6 Penner 1664 Measures increases Throne Speech Debate Kostyra 1568-9; Manness 1568-9 Ashton 73-8; Blake 212; Net income Carstairs 88-92; Connery 56, 67-73;

104 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Cummings 126, 137-8, 225-30; Position shift Derkach 195-201; Desjardins 116; Brown 133; M. Smith 133 Doer 180-85, 193-5; Dolin 52-7; Downey 101-7, 219, 23 1; Driedger 111, 232-3, 244-7; Tyndall Village Ducharme 193; Enns 82, 113, 116, Sewer project funding 173, 174, 175, 205-11, 252, 253, Bucklaschuk 3667; Downey 3667 260, 262; Ernst 157-62, 172; Evans 211-5; Filmon 39-5 1; Ultrasound technician course fees Arndt. 52, Div. 231; Findlay 146-52; Birt 3768; Desjardins 3768 H. Harapiak 72; L. Harapiak 124-6, 135-8; Johnston 41, 118, 124, 142, 155; Unemployed Help Centres Lecuyer 107-11; McCrae 75, 77, 78, Continuation 120, 175-80, 250; Mackling 230-1; Dolin 3349; Evans 3349 Maloway 22-25; Manness 85, 111-6, Numbers served 207; Mitchelson 121-4; Oleson 78-83; Dolin 3349; Evans 3349 Orchard 41, 71, 78, 84, 85, 138-42, Support 154, 195, 209; Pawley 254-65; Dolin 3349; Evans 3349 Plohman 201-5; Rocan 251-4; Roch 215-20 292; Santos 172-5; Schroeder 221-5; Scott 145; Unisys plant expansion H.Smith 216, 247-51; M. Smith 152-7; Maloway 734; Schroeder 734 Storie 116-21, 150, 199; Uruski 83-88; Wasylycia-Leis 143-6 Universities Brandon To urism Funding Departmental effects Long-term Connery 3348; Hemphill 3348 McCrae 893; Storie 893 Estimates re-evaluation Increased utility rates Connery 1547; Hemphill 1547 McCrae 894; Storie 894 Foreign decline Operating grants Connery 1547; Hemphill 1547 McCrae 894; Storie 894 In-province travel Costs Connery 1858-9; Storie 1859 Birt 3172; Storie 3172 Media buy and advertising increase Development Fund Connery 3348; Hemphill 3348 Dolin 470; Storie 470 Reason for decline Funding/accreditation Connery 3347-8 Birt 3172; Carstairs 269, 448; Reverse decline plan Storie 269-70, 448, 3172, 3915 Connery 2547; Hemphill 2547 Grants Commission funding Vacation Planner brochure Carstairs 3587-8, 3597; Hemphill 644-5; Roch 644-5 Pawley 3588; Storie 3597 Inadequate funding Carstairs 448 Translation costs Inflation indexed Federal contribution Carstairs 448; Storie 448 Filmon 236; Pawley 236 Library grants Carstairs 270; Storie 270 Treasury Board Manitoba Science lab upgrading Dolin 470; Storie 470 Planning and Priorities Committee Appointments Profit-making bodies Mercier 1198; Orchard 1198; Carstairs 297; Storie 297 Pawley 1198-9 Quality improvement Carstairs 3588; Storie 3588 Task Force establishment Treesbank Ferry Carstairs 270; Storie 270 Incorrect information Tu ition fees Connery 2790; Hemphill 2790 Derkach 190-1; Storie 190-1

TUrnbull, Aleda Urban Affairs Mercier 2497; M. Smith 2497 Opening Remarks

105 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Doer 2640-1 Passenger Act reintroduction Response Dolin 2294; Plohman 2294 Ernst 2641-4 Rail car Administration and Finance Maintenance cutbacks Executive Support Dolin 3588; Plohman 3588 Doer 2644-5; Ernst 2644-5 Te nders Expenditures Related to Capital Dolin 2294; Plohman 2294 Doer 2696-9; Ernst 2696-9 Secondary maintenance facility Financial Assistance City of Winnipeg Dolin 2187; Plohman 2187 Doer 2646-7; Ernst 2645-7 Urban Policy Co-ordination Vic on Canada-Manitoba Winnipeg Core Area Corporate tax Agreement Cowan 2032; Filmon 2032 Doer 2647-56, 2678-96; Loans guarantee Ernst 2647-56, 2677-96; Cowan 1995; Pankratz 1995 L. Harapiak 2693

Virden landfill site Urgent Public Importance, Matter of Carstairs 733-4, 813; Call Agricultural Committee Lecuyer 733-4, 813, 1121 Financial crisis farmers Findlay 16-7; Cowan 17; ruled out of order 18; Wa lk-in Clinics challenged (Mercier) 18; Monitoring sustained 18 Desjardins 3379; Dolin 3379 Communities Economic Development Fund Quality care assurance Disbursement of Funds Desjardins 3379; Dolin 3378-9 Downey 1494-5; Cowan 1495-6; Enns 1496; Mercier 1496; ruled out of order 1496; Wallace Lake cottage owners challenged (Mercier) 1496; Driedger 1934-5; L. Harapiak 1934-5 sustained 1496 Grace General Hospital WA SO-WCB coverage Emergency service closure Mentally handicapped Orchard 3591-2; Cowan 3592-3; H. Harapiak 1402; Mitchelson 1402; Mercier 3592-3; M. Smith 1402 ruled out of order 3593; challenged (Mercier) 3594; sustained 3594 Water Resources Act Manitoba Sugar beet industry Effect Tripartite agreement L. Harapiak 2407; Oleson 2407 Findlay 895-6; Cowan 896; ruled out of order 896-7; challenged (Johnston) 897; Water Rights Act Cowan 897; sustained 897 Additional staff required Driedger 817; L. Harapiak 817 Winnipeg Tax Assessment Legislated restrictions Drainage Ernst 65; Cowan 65-6; Homeowners report filing ruled out of order 66; L. Harapiak 1280; Oleson 1280 challenged (Mercier) 66; Inspection sustained 66 Driedger 244; L. Harapiak 244 Licence cost Driedger 816; L. Harapiak 816 Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd. Licencing Driedger 1669; L. Harapiak 1669 Driedger 816; L. Harapiak 816-7 , 1280; Oleson 1280 VIA Rail Metering water usage Federal consultation Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Dolin 2188; Plohman 2188 Regulations Financial justification Findlay 3444-5; L. Harapiak 3444 Dolin 3588; Plohman 3588 Sandpoint drilling Job investment Licence Dolin 3589; Plohman 3589 L. Harapiak 1280; Oleson 1280

106 fNDEX BY SUBJECT

Reports We stfair Foods L. Harapiak 1280; Oleson 1280 Strike Water McCrae 34 15; Mackling 34 16; Regime definition Mercier 3413; Penner 3413 Findlay 3445; L. Harapiak 3445 Shortage location studies Westman Women's Shelter Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Funding increase Water Usage Downey 2899; Evans 2899 Licencing Lack of Funds closure Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Downey 2466; Evans 2466; Metering M. Smith 2466 Driedger 1279; L. Harapiak 1279 Support Ta x Downey 2466; Evans 2466; Revenue disbursement M. Smith 2466 Driedger 783; L. Harapiak 783 Consultation Wiebe Report Driedger 782; L. Harapiak 783 Allegations investigation Filmon 3698; H. Harapiak 3698; Water Services Board Parasiuk 3697-8 Agreement Enns 2100-1, 2319-20; Wildlife feeding stations Pawley 2101; Uruski 2320 Unauthorized slaughter Enns 97; L. Harapiak 97-8 Waterfowl Season Announcement Winnipeg Arts Club Driedger 2403; L. Harapiak 2403 Closure Cowan 1403; Pankratz 1402 Loan Welcome Home Program Cowan 1403; Pankratz 1403 Connery 2314-5; Filmon 1229; M. Smith 1229, 2315 Winnipeg South Child and Family Services Agency Welfare system Carstairs 3016; M. Smith 3016 Two-tiered Carstairs 2897; Evans 2897 Winnipeg, City of Act review Well-drilling Doer 1120; Ernst 1120 Saltwater spillage Assessment Classification Findlay 318; Parasiuk 318 Appeal Doer 812; Mercier 812 Wellman Lake Condominiums Facilities moved Carstairs 643; Derkach 3445-6; L. Harapiak 3445 Doer 61-2, 643-4; Mercier 61-2 Rural lots Doer 271; Kovnats 271 Western Canada Games Rural mill rate City of Winnipeg application Doer 268; Mercier 268 Desjardins 1404; McCrae 1404 Urban area Location decision Doer 271; Kovnats 271 Desjardins 1404-5; McCrae 1404-5 Headingley secession Doer 172, 242-3, 271-2, 1120; Ernst 171-2, 241-3, 1120; Western Grain Farmers subsidies Nordman 271-2 Findlay 2788; Uruski 2788 Mill rate setting authority Doer 812; Dolin 812 Enderton Caveats Western Premier's Conference Carstairs 3125; Penner 3125 Position paper Interest loss Bill No. 8 Filmon 23 14; Pawley 23 14 Doer 295; Mercier 295

107 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Library Doer 27 1; Kovnats 271 Branch maintenance Fewer services appeal H. Smith 380; Wasylycia-Leis 380 Doer 271; Kovnats 27 1 Double standard Ta xicab drivers Roch 1121; Wasylycia-Leis 1121-2 Carstairs 2945; Lecuyer 2945, 3123 Funding Water Supply H. Smith 380; Roch 1121; Quality protection Wasylycia-Leis 380, 1121 Doer 1547; Filmon 1547; Urban and rural Lecuyer 154 7 Roch 1121; Wasylycia-Leis 1121-2 Proposed land exchange Ta x Assessment Filmon 2186; Lecuyer 2186 Appeal Provincial role negotiations Monitoring Doer 1546-7; Filmon 1546 Bucklaschuk 12; Ernst 12 Shoal Lake Indian Band negotiations Process Doer 1546; Filmon 1546 Bucklaschuk 12; Ernst 12 Workers Compensation Board Retroactive Claimant loan Bucklaschuk 61; Ernst 61 Downey 3590; H. Harapiak 3590 Assessment Cost control Officers meeting Ernst 2945-6; H. Harapiak 2945 Bucklaschuk 270; Manness 270-1 Self-insured status removal Procedures Ernst 2945; H. Harapiak 2945 Bucklaschuk 271; Manness 271 Reforms Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Bucklaschuk 270-1; Manness 270 Accumulated deficit Charleswood Filmon 639; H. Harapiak 35, 639-40; City Council resolution Mercier 35 Doer 243; Ernst 243 Act Special classification Amendments study Doer 242-3; Ernst 242 Filmon 2787; H. Harapiak 2787 Classification Rehabilitation philosophy Arbitration Carstairs 2981; H. Harapiak 2981 Doer 61; Mercier 61 Rewriting Condominiums Filmon 2787; H. Harapiak 2787 Doer 61; Mercier 61 Tr aining programs Rural residential lots Carstairs 2981; H. Harapiak 2981 Doer 268; Mercier 268 Action taken Headingley Property classification petition H. Harapiak 1030; Kovnats 1030 Doer 172; Ernst 171-2, 241 Actuarial claims Request public hearings Mackling 30 13; Manness 3013 Doer 272; Nordman 272 Administration Review opportunity Costs Doer 172; Ernst 172 Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640 Special classification Policy changes Doer 271-2; Nordman 272 Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640-1 Legislated restrictions Annual Report Ernst 65; Cowan 65-6; H. Harapiak 319, 633; ruled out of order 66; Kovnats 622; Orchard 319 challenged (Mercier) 66; Assessment sustained 66 Business opportunities Legislation tax deferral Filmon 3515; H. Harapiak 3515 Doer 243; Ernst 243 Increases MLA information meeting Filmon 30 13; Bucklaschuk 269; Mercier 269 H. Harapiak 1030; 30 13; Notice Kovnats 1030 Discrimination Aw ards Bucklaschuk 61; Ernst 61 Business starts Timing Filmon 3513-5; H. Harapiak 3514 Bucklaschuk 12; Ernst 12 Disability Ta x breaks allowable Filmon 3513-4; H. Harapiak 3513-4 Doer 62; Mercier 62 Lump sum Urban area Filmon 3514; H. Harapiak 3514 Large lots Board

108 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Commissioners meeting Report tabling Filmon 3237; H. Harapiak 3237 Filmon 2032, 2787, 2806; Long-term review H. Harapiak 2032, 2787, 2806 Filmon 780- 1; H. Harapiak 781 Doctors Business loans Recruiting Downey 3590; H. Harapiak 3590 Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 CAT scans US usage Resignations Enns 2663; H. Harapiak 2663 H. Harapiak 319; Orchard 319 Chairman position Staffing Blake 2898; H. Harapiak 2898 H. Harapiak 319; Orchard 319 Claims Employee position offered Decisions overturned Blake 2898; Mackling 2898-9 Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Finance Director resignation Existing reserve H. Harapiak 35; Mercier 35 Filmon 2897; H. Harapiak 2897 Increase Long-term review Assessment Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 H. Harapiak 1030; Kovnats 1030 Percentage Break-even point Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Filmon 30 13; H. Harapiak 3013 Rehabilitation payments Rates Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 H. Harapiak 2944; Kovnats 2944 Reserve Information Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Accuracy Correcting mismanagement Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 H. Harapiak 1030; Kovnats 1030 Government policy Costs H. Harapiak 3035; Orchard 3035 Existing reserves Incorrect Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 Unwarranted estimate Media aide providing Filmon 3514; H. Harapiak 3514 Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 Deficit Provision Accumulated Filmon 1295; H. Harapiak 1295 Filmon 639; Interference cease H. Harapiak 35, 622, 639-40, 2944; Filmon 3236-7; H. Harapiak 3236-7 Mercier 35; Orchard 622 Internal policy effect Amount H. Harapiak 2896; Roch 2896 H. Harapiak 622, 2944; Legislative Review Kovnats 622, 2944 Commission Report Finance Director resignation Filmon 2459; H. Harapiak 2459 H. Harapiak 35; Mercier 35 Disability awards Increase justified H. Harapiak 2944; Kovnats 2944 Filmon 779-80, 2976; Liability H. Harapiak 779-80, 2976 Initiatives Reduction plan tabling Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Filmon 3236; H. Harapiak 3236 Unfunded Timetable change Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640 Filmon 30 13; H. Harapiak 3013 Long-term claim review Underestimated Filmon 780- 1; H. Harapiak 781 Filmon 2895-6; H. Harapiak 2895-6; Losses Kovnats 733; Pawley 733; Roch 2896 H. Harapiak 2896, 2898; Underwriting Kovnats 2896, 2898 H. Harapiak 30 14; Manness 30 14 Lump sum payment Disability Filmon 3514-5; H. Harapiak 3514-5 Awards Mentally handicapped workers coverage Filmon 3513-4; H. Harapiak 3513-4 H. Harapiak 1402; Implementation cost Mitchelson 1402; M. Smith 1402 Filmon 2976; H. Harapiak 2976 News conferences Long-term report Filmon 2806; H. Harapiak 2806 Filmon 3513-4; H. Harapiak 3513-4 Overpayments non-collection New workers H. Harapiak 2989; Kovnats 2898 Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Pensions indexed Public awareness Filmon 2895-6; H. Harapiak 2896 Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Political interference

109 INDEX BY SUBJECT

Filmon 3236-7; H. Harapiak 3236-7 Release authority Policy/administration change Filmon 2459-60; H. Harapiak 2460 Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640- 1, 2897; Timetable Roch 2897 Changes Public inquiry Filmon 30 13; H. Harapiak 3013 Filmon 3515; Pawley 3515 Existing claims reserve Rate projection Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Filmon 640; H. Harapiak 640, 733; Underestimated deficit Kovnats 732-3 Filmon 2895; H. Harapiak 2895 Rehabilitation Training human relations Costs usage Carstairs 298 1; H. Harapiak 2981 Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 WA SO Initiatives Coverage mentally handicapped Filmon 2977; H. Harapiak 2977 Workers Payments H. Harapiak 1402; Filmon 2896; H. Harapiak 2896 Mitchelson 1402 Percentage overturned Filmon 2807; H. Harapiak 2807 Working people policy Removal of Chairman McCrae 1549 Doer 2400; Filmon 2400 Review Committee Report Yellow Thunder Holdings Filmon 1294; Auditor H. Harapiak 1030, 1294; Downey 3838; Harper 3838 Kovnats 1030 CEDF loan Long term claims Downey 3838; Filmon 1490; Filmon 1294; H. Harapiak 1294 Harper 1490, 3838 Rewriting Act Carstairs 298 1; H. Harapiak 2981 Youth Cooperatives Study Cowan 39 16; Pankratz 3916 Completion date Filmon 2459; H. Harapiak 2459 Purpose Youth employment Filmon 2459; H. Harapiak 2459 Kostyra 1936; Manness 1936

110 INDEX BY MEMBER

ASHTON, Steve (NDP, Thompson) of order participation of Members in picket lines 3437; Bills Ashton 3437; Dolin 3437; No. 3 - 2r 303-5 McCrae 3438; Pawley 3437; No. 9 - 2r 601-2 ruled out of order 3438; No. 14 - 2r 3422-3 remarks withdrawn (McCrae) 3438 No. 16 - 2r 1273 P/0 by Orchard amendment No. 17 - 2r 2939-40 inadmissibility Private Member's No. 47 - 2r 3715-8; Resolution 3076-7; Report Stage 3960, 3982-4 Ashton 3076; Mackling 3076; No. 61 - 2r 3271-4 Santos 3076-7; No. 68 - 2r 3860-2, 3886-90 ruled out of order 3077 Budget debate Private Members' Business 369-74 Bills No. 17 - 2r 2939-40 C-22 The Patent Act Resolutions Debate 799-802 No. 1 - International Ye ar of Committees Shelter for the Homeless Municipal Affairs 615-6, 3164 Third Report 3788 No. 2 - Free Trade Agreement 691-3 No. 4 - Canada Nuclear Free Zone Condolence Motion 803-6 Doern, Russell John 1846-7 No. 5 - National Non-Profit Child Documents Ta bled Care Program 859-61 Provincial Population changes No. 7 - Port of Churchill 1014-7 Non-Residential Investment (1981-6) No. 10 - Foreign Student Tu ition Fees 1338-4 1 3074 No. 11 - Emigration of Soviet Jews Education 1610-2 Universities Grants Commission No. 14 - Manitoba Labour Law 2049 3074-6 Grievance, Matter of Throne Speech Conservative Members labelled Debate 73-8 "racist". "against women", Urgent Public Importance, Matter of "against natives" (Roch) 3384 Grace Hospital Emergency Department Rights working people 1073-8 Closure (Orchard) 3592-3 Hansard Correction 3125 BAKER, Clarence (NDP, Lac du Bonnet) Non-Political Statement Bills R.D. Parker Collegiate No. 15 - 2r 2473-4 25th Anniversary 2106 No. 28 - 2r 3751-2 Thompson Nickel Days Festival 3795-6 No. 47 - Report Stage 3957-8 Oral Questions No. 54 - 2r 3400-1, 3689; Bills C- 18 and C- 19 hearings 38 3r 3957; RIA 40 16 First Minister's Conference Condolence Motion Aboriginal Rights Premier delayed 585 Copp, Stanley 2093 Northern Tax Allowance House Business Thompson and Wa bowden 520 Appointments Northern Yo uth Corps Deputy Chair Committee Jobs 1493 Whole House Port of Churchill Development Board (Cowan) 588 1493, 2318 Non-Political Statement Railbus testing 37 Beausejour Stingers Hockey Points of Order Championship P/0 by Ashton imputation of 359 motives 3441; Film on 3441; International Band Festival Winners ruled in order 3441; 100 remarks withdrawn (Filmon) 3441 Sagkeeng Oldtimers P/0 by Mercier question ruled out 562

111 INDEX BY MEMBER

Oral Questions No. 70 - 2r 3806 Agricultural announcements Committee of Public Accounts Economy 1570 First Report 3257 Canadian Wheat Board Reduced payments 99 Committee of Public Utilities Resolution recommendation 99 and Natural Resources Wheat prices inequity 1196 First Report 127 4 Day Care information 3122 Farm Credit Education Foreclosure numbers 1457 Opening Remarks Farm land Response 1672-6 School tax Administration and Finance Assistance Program Administration and Te acher Qualifications 30 19 Certification 1694 Increase 171 Executive Support 1676-7 Farmers Financial Services 1693-4 Advertising redress 38 Minister's Salary 2059-60 Equity program 2548 Personnel Services 1692-3 Federal assistance 38 Planning and Research Interlake 1678-9, 1681-3, 1688-9, Deficiency payments 2704 1691-2, 1862 Manitoba Crop Insurance Expenditures Related to Capital 2056-8 Reseeding privilege 1937 Financial Support Schools Prairie Agricultural Machinery Assistance to Schools Remote Settlements 1871 Institute (PAMI) Support 1233 General Support Grants 1915 School Grants and Other Assistance Sugar beet industry 1944-8 Producer agreement 446 Provincial commitment 446 Post-Secondary, Adult and Continuing Education Tripartite Agreement Assiniboine Community College Financial differences 1779 2009- 10 Status 1727 Canada-Manitoba Winnipeg Core Private Members' Business Area Agreement Bills Employment and Training No. 54 - 2r 3400-1, 3689 20 14, 2017 Resolutions Cooperative Training Programs 2013 No. 3 - Farm Parity Pricing Executive Support 1949-63, 2008-9 769-71, 3475-6 Financial and Administrative Services Branch 201 1-2 Throne Speech Keewatin Community College Acceptance Motion 18-21 20 10, 20 12 Northern Development Agreement Canada/Manitoba Post-Secondary BIRT, Charles T. (PC, Fort Garry) Career Development 2013-5 Agriculture Post-Secondary Career Development Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Southern Programs 20 15 927, 954-5, 960, 964 Red River Community College 2009, 20 10-2 Attorney-General Program Development Support Services Court Services Correspondence Branch 1792-7 Maintenance Enforcement 2323-4 Inner-City Education 1799-1802 Bills Regional Services 1797-9 No. 5 - 2r 283-4, 1031, 1732 Statutory Boards and Commissions Other Statutory Boards and No. 17 - 2r 1271 Commissions 1746-7 No. 29 - 2r 2004, 248 1-6 Te achers' Retirement Allowance Fund No. 32 - 2r 2799, 2800 1739-44, 1862, 1915 No. 38 - 2r 3754-5 Universities Grants Commission No. 47 - 2r 2719, 3728-9, 3747-8; 2039-52 Report Stage 3964, 3973-4 No. 48 - 2r 3759 Ministerial Statements No. 58 - 2r 3747-8 High School Review No. 59 - 2r 3808- 10 Consultation Paper

112 INDEX BY MEMBER

(Storie) 441 BLAKE, David R. (Dave) (PC, Minnedosa) Response Agriculture 441-2 Administration and Finance Non-Political Statement Executive Support Pembina Crest School Policy Studies 764 Conflict Resolution, Peace and Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Global Interdependence Conference 952, 110 1-2 1670 Bills Oral Questions No. 9 - C/W 633-4 Budget No. 16 - 2r 1269-70 Job loss 359 No. 23 - 2r 2559, 2723-4 Projection analysis 359 No. 47 - Report Stage 3981-2 Charter of Rights No. 61 - 2r 3325-6 Review Committee 1118 No. 68 - 2r 3859-60 Clean Environment Committee Budget debate Sugar Beet Industry 2100 39 1-5, 452 Condominium Act Association amendments 3122-3 Condolence Motion Corporate reserve funds 2404-5 Shafransky, Harry 1850-1 Education Highways and Transportation Funding Administration and Finance Policy changes 165 Computer Services 1509, 1511 Program commitment 165 Personnel Services 1510-11 Public schools 165 Boards and Committees Increased taxation 1667 Highway Traffic Board 1636 Independent school grant License Suspension Appeal Board 1636 Increase 815 Motor Tr ansport Board 1636 Minister resignation 815 Tax icab Board 1636 Resources Fund Driver and Vehicle Licensing 1634-6 Status 624, 2319 Engineering and Technical Services Special Needs children 1118 Government Air and Radio Services High School Review 1628 Policy statement 417 Marine Services 1623 Statement filing 417 Northern Airports 1622-3 Keewatin College 1549 Operations and Maintenance Lotteries Bridges and Structures 1520-1, 1575 Age restriction Parks Policy 585-6 Administration 1657 Procedure establishment 586 Planning and Design and Land Surveys Screening process 586 Planning and Design 1583-4 Special Levy Budget deficit school boards 316 Ministerial Statements Business sector increase 316 Bills C- 18 and C-19 Winnipeg support level 316 Government position Spousal appointments Federal Standing Committee Policy 2036 on Transport (Piohman) 407-8 Sugar beet industry policy 870 Response 408 Ultrasound technician course Fees 3768 Municipal Affairs Universities Municipal Advisory and Financial Funding costs 3172 Services Victoria General Hospital Municipal Planning Services 2426 Bed closures 3014-5 Natural Resources Lay-offs 3014-5 Administration and Finance Submission acceptance 3014 Executive Support 1448 Workers Compensation Board Wildlife Chairman's position 2898 Commercial Wildlife Management 1829 Private Members' Business Oral Questions Resolutions Bridge north of Selkirk No. 12 - University Funding 2143-5 Access Route 30 63

113 INDEX BY MEMBER

Constituent meeting 63 Seven Oaks Yo uth Centre Estimated cost 63 2177, 2179-81 Opposition proposal 63 Community Social Services Community Services General Purpose Grants 2066 Ombudsman's Report 3197 Programs 2060-5 Departmental increases Corrections Drivers licence 448 Adult Corrections 2279-82 Fee categories 448 Administration 2279 Vehicle registration 448 Community Corrections 2285 Douglas Marsh rare birds 2812 Correctional Youth Centres 2284 Goertzen, Jeanette duties 1399 Registration and Licensing Services Gunn, N.D. Vital Statistics 1920 CEDF funds recovery action 1489 Residential Care Licensing Gunn Construction T4s 1399 1921-3, 1929 Limestone contract 1453, 1488 Documents Tabled Repainting equipment cost 1488 Gowler, Albert letter from Highway 340 Douglas residents 2812 Meindl, Medical Examiner's office Licence plates changes 1549-50 May 20, 1987 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation 2461 (MPIC) Policy appraisal appointments 2812 Grievance, Matter of Salvage vehicle auction 645 Community Services leadership 3610-5 Sargeant, Te rry duties position 1399 Highways and Transportation Sargeant, Terry; Goertzen, Eyler Expenditures Related to Capital Remuneration 1552 Construction and Upgrading 1620 Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Planning and Design and Land Surveys Position offered Planning and Design 1616-8 Arrojado, Sonny 2898 Fleury, Allan 2898-9 Ministerial Statements Throne Speech Northwest Child and Family Services Debate 212 Reporting of Child Deaths (M. Smith) 2458 Response 2458 BROWN, Arnold (PC, Rhineland) Oral Questions Agriculture Agassiz Yo uth Centre day passes 1300 Administration and Finance Awasis Agency staff training 3737 Executive Support Child Abuse Registry Policy Studies 677-8, 722 Amy case charges 3560 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Appeal procedure 33 13 917-8, 957, 961 Removal of names 33 13 St. Hilaire family 3312-3 Bills Child and Family Services No. 11 - 2r 1563-4 Kozak, Desiree No. 35 - 2r 3567 Lack of agency responsibility 133 No. 47 - 2r Report Stage 3977-8 Service standard 39 15 No. 61 - 2r 3323-4 Child care social workers No. 72 - 2r 3740, 3831-2 Qualifications 3738 Community Services Child Welfare League of America Opening Remarks Manitoba membership 3560 Response 1881-4 Native training programs 3560 Administration and Finance Community Services Administrative Services 1917 Annual Report 1573 Communications 1891-2 Estimates tabled report 3197 Executive Support 1885-6 Minister resignation requested Financial Services 1893-4, 1916-7 133-4, 39 14 Human Resources Services 1917-8 Correctional facilities 1300 Minister's Salary 2286 Day passes 1300 Research and Planning 1888-90 Headingley security 3794 Child and Family Services Family in Motion Conference 3560 Administration 2126-7 Flood conditions Child and Family Support Red River Valley concerns 583 2127-8, 2139-41, 2174-6 Gowler, Mitch

114 INDEX BY MEMBER

Compensation to family 1573 Ministerial Statements Inquest 1066, 1572-3, 2318, 2461 IBNR establishment overview Sogi, John whereabouts 1457 549-50 Manitoba Development Corporation Response (Filmon) 550-1 Ombudsman's Report tabled 1066 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation (MPIC) (MPIC) Re-insurance issue Appraisal appointments 2812 408 Mentally handicapped Response (Filmon) 408-9 Group Homes Municipal Affairs Placement criteria 1065-6, 1457 Opening Remarks 2357-9 Volunteer training 1066 Montcalm R.M. Administration and Finance Personal Care Home 3019 Executive Support 2361-9 Human Resource Management 2368 Remand Centre Construction 621 Expenditures Related to Capital 2426 Understaffing 621 Municipal Advisory and Financial Turnbull, Aleda Services Position shift 133 General Support Grants 2417-8, 2423 Privilege, Matter of Grants in Lieu of Ta xes Minister of Community Services 2410-1, 2414-16 referred to Privileges and Police Services Grant Elections Committee 2372-5, 2407- 10, 24 1 7-8 (Mitch Gowler incident) Salaries 2370-2 Brown 2461-2; Cowan 2462; Urban Tr ansit Grant 2372 M. Smith 2462; Municipal Assessments 2419-21 taken under advisement 2462; Municipal Board 2368-70 ruled out of order 2708-9; Municipal Planning Services challenged (Mercier) 2709; 2421-2, 2425-6 sustained 2709 Provincial Planning 2422-3 Surface Rights Board 2424-5 BUCKLASCHUK, Hon. John M. (NDP, Gimli) Natural Resources (Minister of Municipal Affairs) Expenditures Related to Capital Bills 1817 No. 2 - 1r 58; 2r 274-5; Oral Questions C/W 625; 3r 626; R/A 638 Anstett, Andrue No. 13 - 1r 553; 2r 647, 741-2; Political involvement 3518 3r 886-7; RIA 887 Autobody No. 44 - 2r 2553 Automotive Trades Association No. 65 - 1r 2806; Employees negotiations 131 2r 3033, 3045-6, 3805-6; R/A 40 16 Meeting cancelled 239 No. 66 - 3r 4004 Corporation/Association Documents Tabled Negotiations 131 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Repair rates 131 (MPIC) Members Submission Auto insurance rates 133 Reinsurance assumed Bill No. 47 549-50 Union of Manitoba Municipalities (MPIC) Recommendations Response Discussions 2563 Provincial Auditor's Report Carman Agri Services 3235 Bankruptcy 241 (MPIC) Statement Notification 15 463 Saskatchewan court Municipal Affairs Award appeal 100 Supplementary Information Letter of Credit 100 for Legislative Review Meeting Lesage, Dennis 240 1987-88 Estimates Statement of Claim 240 2099 Crown Corporations Municipal Infrastructure Report Financial statements 34 12 Establishment of Municipal ERIC Committee Development Fund Informed of losses 3309 30 12 Ta bling of report 3842

115 INDEX BY MEMBER

Farm land Renewal basis 377 Rebate policy 2662, 3347 Extent 410, 469 School tax levy 171 House Foreign auto Misinformed 409 Dealerships Report 513-4 Purchase 3732 Information portfolio 444 Parts 3732 Laufer, Carl terminated 467 Highways review Losses 314, 356, 377, 409-10, Contracts 1119 465-6, 469, 3309- 11, 3342-3 Fee refund request 1119 Minister informed 444 Insurance rates Other Ministers 3309 Cabinet set 3840 Portfolio Lawsuit notices 15 Information 444 Losses 409 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation President retired 409 (MPIC) Public not notified 356 Annual Report signature 465 Recouped 356 Appraisal appointments 2812 Report availability 513-4, 581 Auto body Provincial Auditor Repair rates 131 Te rms of reference 3341 Extra billing shops 1275-6 Report given to Board 513 Auto insurance Review Financial status 3839 Awareness 868 Rates 133 Statement omission 33 10-1 Claim To uche Ross 810, 868 Abandoned 379-80 Withdrawal president 409- 10 Levels 380 Manitoba School Tax Liability deductible 380 Assistance Program Internal audits Administration 2102 Action plan 417 Details 2102 Ordered 417, 467 Natural Resources Recommendations implemented 417 Drainage regulations 3444 Losses Reserve investment policies 133 Amount 314 Rural Manitoba Date Minister informed 444 Salvage vehicles Provisions 3444 Auction 645 Rate increases 3839 Registrations 1717 Report contents 314 Safety certificate 1727 To uche Ross review 810, 868 Transfer payments 237 Minister Safe Grad Loss control 466 Advertising campaign 2659, 28 11-2 Press conference 555 Spruce Wo ods Park Resignation requested Insurance 1860, 2090 356, 378 Tax rebates education farmers 3347 Public Utilities and Ty ndall Village Natural Resources Committee Sewer project 3667 Board submissions 514, 553-4 Registration Winnipeg Ta x Assessment Appeal Salvage vehicles 645, 1727 Monitoring 12 Reinsurance Process 12, 61 Branch Retroactive 61 Exposure risk 466 Assessment Ta bling study request 466 Officers meeting 270-1 Committee Procedures 271 Board submissions 514, 553 Reform 270-1 IBNR losses 554 MLA information meeting 269 Ta bling report to Board 581 Notice Losses Discrimination 61 Amount 314 Timing 12 Auditor responsibilities 465 Consolidated information 465 Points of Order Contract P/0 by Bucklaschuk requesting Cancelled 409 retraction MPIC files (Downey) 3345 Renewal 377 retracted (Downey) 3345

116 INDEX BY MEMBER

P/0 by Cowan language imputing motives CARSTAIRS, Sharon (Filmon) 55 1; Bucklaschuk 551; (Liberal, River Heights) Cowan 551; Filmon 551; Announcements ruled in order 55 1 Conflict of Interest declaration withdrawal requested 551 Inter-City Gas proposal 2894 withdrawn (Filmon) 552 Bills Reports Tabled No. 7-2r 28 Group Insurance Fund for Employees No. 8 - 3r 876-7 of Participating Municipalities No. 14 - 2r 3423-5 in Manitoba No. 17 - 2r 1900 Actuarial Report - January 1, 1986 No. 25 - 3r 3991 3874 No. 26 - 2r 3647-8 Manitoba Municipal Employees No. 32 - 2r 2194-5 Pension Fund No. 47 - 2r 3680-82; Report Stage 3961; 3r 3998 Triennial Actuarial Report No. 59 - 2r 3760-1; January 1, 1986 Report Stage 3952-3 639 No. 61 - 2r 3274-6 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Annual Report -October 31, 1986 Budget debate 353 418-21 Municipal Affairs C-22 The Patent Act Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Proposed motion 2234 Debate 29 1-2 Municipal Board Community Services Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Opening Remarks 186 Reply 1884-5 Surface Rights Board Administration and Finance Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Communications 1891-2 3874 Executive Support 1887-8 Human Resource Services 1918-9 Sessional Papers Tabled Research and Planning 1888-9, 1891 Group Insurance Fund for Employees Child and Family Services of Participating Municipalities Administration 2072-4, 2078-9, 2081 in Manitoba Child and Family Support Actuarial Report for year 2132-9, 2176 ended January 1, 1986 Child Day Care 2228-32, 2266, 2268 3874 Family Dispute Services 2275-8 Manitoba Municipal Employees Seven Oaks Youth Centre 2177-9 Pension Fund Community Social Services Administration 2020 Triennial Actuarial Report Manitoba Developmental Centre for period ended January 1, 1986 1978-83 639 Operations 2026-8 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Programs 2066 Annual Report for year Corrections ended October 31, 1986 Adult Corrections 2282-4 353 Community Corrections 2285 Municipal Affairs Correctional Yo uth Centres 2284 Annual Report for year Registration and Licensing Services ended March 31, 1986 Residential Care Licensing 1926-8 2234 Vital Statistics 1920-1 Municipal Board Condolence Motion Annual Report for the period Clark, Walter Ernest 2092 ended December 31, 1986 Copp, Stanley 2093 186 Dawson, Earl Phillip 2094 Surface Rights Board Doern, Russell John 1843 Annual Report for year Documents Tabled ended March 31, 1987 AIDS brochure 3874 1778

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Government Services 3790-1 Workers Compensation Board 3214-7 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) Health Budget advertising 871 Response to Opening Remarks 657-8 Compulsory study 190 Administration and Finance Curriculum planning 2316 Communication 707-8 Family Life Education Curriculum 189 Executive Support 663 Guidelines working patients 189 Research and Planning 665 Information funding 871, 1778 Community Health Services (Operations) Pamphlets in MTS bills 1778 Regional Services 1123-4 Post-mortems 3556 Community Health Services (Programs) Vancouver/Manitoba curriculum 2316 Communicable Disease Control Advertising industry 1936 817-21, 83 1-2, 837 Anstett, Andy Continuing Care Expenses/work activities tabling 297 997, 1078-84 Autobody Gerontology 837-9 Automotive Tr ades Association Health Promotion 938-41 Employee negotiations 131 Hearing Conservation Meeting cancelled 239 Salaries 943-4 Questions personal discretion Manitoba Health Research Council 239-40 1097-8 Corporation/Assoc iation Maternal and Child Health Negotiations 131 908-9, 911-2 Repair rates 131 Medical Equipment and Supplies Bean growers 1093-4 Meeting 3665 Northern Health 1098 Bourassa, Robert Premier Program and Operating Support 7 48-9 Statement support 2315-6 Mental Health Services Budget Chief Provincial Psychiatrist Administrative costs limits 468, 516 1164-5 Burden individuals 355, 467 Child and Adolescent Mental Health Commitment national government 355 Services 1166-7 Deficit Mental Health Directorate Discrepancy control 556 1165-6, 1173 Responsibilities 556 Program and Management Support Executive Support Salaries 1137-9, 1162-4 Increase 516 Housing Middle income fairness 468 General Administration Policy tax burden 355 Executive Support 3110-1 Statutory debt payments Property Management and Landlord and Reduction 556 Te nant Affairs Business Landlord and Tenant Affairs 3112-3 Loss large firms 1936 Manitoba unfavourable climate 1935 Ministerial Statements Canada Games First Ministers' Meeting Announcement 3442 Constitutional Accord Cost 3442 (Pawley) 2727-8 Negotiations 3442 Response Cancer Foundation 2729-30 External agencies protocol 1667 (Filmon) 2728-9 Radiation Program Natural Resources Funding removal 1666 Fisheries Service standard 1667 Fish Culture 1762 Careerstart Program Sport Fishing Management 1761 Policy changes 98 Program neglect 98 Non-Political Statement Provision cutbacks 98 Hillhouse, Tom 91st birthday Universities 3380 Funding Oral Questions Cutbacks 296 Abused women Increases expectations 296 Liens Brandon officials 2897 Opportunities neglected 296 Manitoba Committee on Wife Abuse Monies available 296

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Carstairs additional funding 518 Consumers Association of Canada CF-18 Closure calls 1063 Contract policy 355 Funding 1063 Premier's statement 1569 Continuing Education Charter of Rights Funding reductions 315 Social Assistance Program 1993 Occupational Preparation and Supreme law 39 13 Upgrading Programs 315 Child Abuse Word Processing Course 315-6 Lack of information 2500 Cooperative Development Seven Oaks Yo uth Centre 3604-5 Executive Support Salaries Child Abuse Registry Increases 517 Names Core Area Initiative Program 2101 Release 583 Cormorant To wn Council Removal 583 Flooding damages 37 Regulations 583 Native communities 62 1 Child and Family Services Removal of powers 36 Awasis and Northwest Agency Restoration of powers 37 Staffing 3519 Self-government 620 Director position 2543 Daycare Increased funding 979 Benefits numbers 3239 Northwest Agency Discrepancies control 556 Dr. Grant Reid contract 3417 Knox Centre 3239 Report deadline 3418 Disability pensions Suspension director 34 17-8 Welfare recipients 1993 Winnipeg South Agency 30 16 Doctors Chiropody Association 1725 Entrance program limitation 165 Churchill Housing Authority Increased salary benefits 3349 Accommodations professionals 11 Rural/Northern jobs incentives 165 Complaints 2404 Education Low income housing availability 11 Doctors surplus 165 Policy re-evaluation 2404 Disregard qualifications 3122 Private sector housing 11 Ta sk force to study universities 270 Rent increases 11 Te xtbook material Te acher Assessment 1454 Housing 1120 Complaints computer program 1454 Lease/eviction 1119 Readability level 1454 Options 1120 Emergency Department Waiting list 2404 Request fee-for-service 3036-7 Churchill Public Housing ERDA Agreement Te achers Funds available 3767 Leases 1119 Program extension 3767 Policy re-evaluation 2404 First Minister definition 3261-2 Civil Servants tax reduction 3610 Francophone Summit delegation 3876-7 Clearwater Lake Government losses Lagoon 1231-2 MPIC 33 14 Park 1232 Not public knowledge 3262, 33 13-4 Development plan 1232 Political decisions 3262, 3313-4 Community Services Gerontology Community Wo rker Agency responsibilities 2498 Program 2102 Dauphin Crisis Centre 1491 Health care Deficiencies 979 Estimates discrepancies Inquiry senior management 2498 Throne Speech, Budget Address 1027 Knox Day Care Centre funding 3239 Payroll tax 446-7 Management lists 2544-5 Programs commitment 1027 Maskiw, Ken performance 2543 High School Review Minister request resignation Distribution 3349 979, 2463 Highway 67 Pressured to act 30 16 Expropriation 1196 Spending priorities 1491 Open House hearings 1196-7 Constitutional Accord Residents concerns 2190- 1 Amendment public hearings 3913 Studies reports 1197 Charter of Rights and Freedoms Hospitals Upheld 2733 Emergency department closure 2808

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Equipment fees 3736 Physiotherapy services Misericordia doctors salary 2807-8 St. James-Assiniboia 2706 Psychiatric treatment Post Mentally ill Eating disorders 3170 Wo rkers 2293 St. Boniface Radon levels guidelines 2944-5 Out-patients service 3736 International Baccalaureate Program Reproductive technology 3197 Advisory Council on Status of Women Jobs Fund Study 1277 Affirmative action Law Reform Commission study 1276-7 Fair implementation Safe Grad advertising campaign 2659 Administration 62 Senate appointments Female categories 62 Spivak, Roblin and Nurgitz 1570 Contract compliance provisions 62 Seven Regions Health Centre Program evaluation Board member suspension 1836 Core Area Training 2102 In-camera meetings 1836 Maloney, Tim suspension 2498 Sexist language Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Removal from legislation Research Foundation Board 3378 1993 Manitoba Committee on Wife Abuse Shamattawa 3790-1 Power lines 1548 Manitoba Health Services Commission Shelter Allowances Increase 2033-4 CAT scans in US covered 3036 Special Needs Allowance Doctors informed costs 3036 Change 2034 Manitoba Mental Health Research Funding 2706-7 Foundation Regulations 2897 Funding reduction 3841 Statutory debt payment reduction 556 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Stonewall quarry operators (MPIC) Hours/charges 3701 Autobody repair rates 131 Sugar beet industry Claim Abandoned 379 Inadequate support 894 Levels 380 Tr ipartite agreement 894 Liability deductible 380 Universities Constitutional authority 3262 Funding and accreditation 269 Internal audits Grants Commission budget 3587-8 Action plan 417 Inadequate funding 448 Ordered 417 Inflation indexed 448 Recommendations implemented 417 Library grants 270 Losses 33 13-4 Profit making 297 Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Task force establishment 270 AIDS pamphlets in bills 1778 Virden Medical testing repetitious 165 Landfill site 733-4, 813 Meech Lake Accord Question period policy Approval spending limits 23 15 Immigration federal funding 3913 Preambles 1570 Native self-government 2238, 2563 Welfare system Quebec represented 1857 Two-tiered 2897 Self-government problems 2238-9 Winnipeg Mental Health Services Enderton caveats 3125 Reserves 3841 Tax Assessment condominiums 643 Misericordia Hospital Ta xicab drivers 2945 Doctors salary question 2807-8 Wo rkers Compensation Board Emergency Department closure 2808 Rehabilitation philosophy 2981 Open-custody homes Rewriting of Act 2981 Yo ung Offenders Act 2462 Training human relations 2981 Payroll tax Removal Private Members' Business Health care facilities 446 Bills Non-profit organizations 447 No. 17 - 2r 1900 Post-secondary institutions 447 Psychiatric Services Throne Speech Eatng disorders 3170 Debate 88-92

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CONNERY, Edward 3487-95, 3520-5 (PC, Portage Ia Prairie) Grievance, Matter of Agriculture Rights Mentally Retarded 982-7 Administration and Finance Hansard Correction Executive Support 33 15 Policy Studies 681-2 Industry, Tr ade and Technology Agricultural Development and Administration and Finance Marketing Division Executive Support 2118-9 Administration 1320-2 Strategic Planning 2121-2 Soils and Crops 1268 Industry and Trade Division Manitoba Agricultural Credit Health Industry Development Corporation Initiatives 2164 1183-4 Industry Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation 2123-4, 2147-51, 2153, 2156 1010-1, 1108 951-2, 964-5, Trade 2160-1 Bills Te chnology Division No. 9 - 2r 604-5; C/W 634-5 Grant Assistance No. 26 - 2r 3365-6 Manitoba Research Council 2167-9 No. 43 - 2r 3006-11, 3020 Information Technology 2166-7 Te chnology 2166 No. 47 - 2r 3180-2; Report Stage 3986-7 Ministerial Statements No. 59 - 2r 3808-10 American Travellers to Manitoba No. 61 - 2r 3296-9 (Hemphill) 3837 No. 68 - 2r 3886-90 Response 3837 Business Development and To urism Natural Resources Opening Remarks Parks Response 2826-31 Administration 1600-4 Administration Regional Services Executive Support 2859-62 Administration 1525 Minister's Salary 3057-8 Water Resources 1818-21 Strategic Planning 2862 Non-Political Statement Business Development 2862-73, 2902-3 Portage Ia Prairie Strawberry Festival Manitoba Horse Racing Commission 3591 3055-6 To urism Oral Questions Canada-Manitoba To urism Agreement Bankruptcies Destination Manitoba 3049-55 Increased number 2734 Travel Manitoba 2904- 15, 2917-8 Bill No. 61 - Final Offer Selection Withdrawal request 3169 Community Services Business Administration and Finance Community concerns Minister's Salary 2336-8 Development 3168, 3843 Community Social Services Fund details available 1404 Administration 2018-20 Loan program details 3038-9, 3843 Manitoba Developmental Centre Program viable private sector 3844 1965-78, 1983-8, 20 17 Province comparison starts 3771 Operations 2021-6, 2028 Starts (1985-86) increase 2812 Registration and Licensing Services Daerwood Machine Works Residential Care Licensing 1928-9 Funds accountability 100 Grant conditions 237-8 Crown Investments Small business Crown Investments Administration Incentive payment 100, 237-8, 1198 2394-8 Ta bling loan details 1548 Environment, Workplace Health Delta Beach and Safety Debris 2103 Environmental Management Events Magazine 3169 Environmental Control Services Flat tax migration effect 2734-5 2568-9 Folklorama Not sporting event 2790 Government Services Industry, Trade and Te chnology Wo rkers Compensation Board Foreign deficit reduction 2235 3210-22, 3447, 3449, Manufacturing sector 2236

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Liquor Commission P/0 withdrawal of comments reflecting Tax review 254 7 on Chair (Connery) 4002; Manitoba Developmental Centre (MDC) withdrawal requested and Building improvements 3700 refused 4002-3; Cowan 4002-3· ' Medications safe dispensing 3700 Connery named 4002; Northgrove fire safety system challenged (Mercier) 4003; 3699-70 sustained 4003 Ombudsman's Report Availability 642, 978, 1197-8 Private Members' Business Recommendations 3590 Resolutions Report 867 No. 3 - Free Trade 693-4 Ta bling 867, 978, 1197-8 Throne Speech Report on drug use 73 1 Debate 56, 67-73 Request Minister resignation 1230 Staff layoff orders 1230 Staff morale 1197 COWAN, Hon. Jay (NDP, Churchill) Off-road vehicle legislation (Minister of Cooperative Development) Bombardiers 3124 (Government House Leader) Rendez-vous Canada Bills Booths 1858 No. 2-2r 625 Promotion Gull Harbour Resort 1859 No. 3-2r 302 Seagram's Distillery Gimli No. 9 - 2r 594- 7, 602-3 Bottling plant closure 586 No. 47 - 3r 4000-1 Job loss investigation 586 No. 57 - C/W 3942-4, 3945 Small Business No. 71 - 3r 40 14 Bonds implementation 3769 Growth Fund 2564-5, 2703 Budget Debate Growth Tax 450 Implementation 445 Cooperative Development Information Centres 3770 Opening Remarks 3059-60 Loan Program implementation 445 Payroll tax review 445-6 Administration and Finance Executive Support 3060-1 Start Program 2734 Financial and Administrative Ta x, flat Services 3061-9 Migration effect 2734-5 Cooperative and Credit Union Tourism Development 3069-71, 3101-3 Foreign decline 1547 In province travel 1858-9 Interest Forgiveness Canadian Co-operative Implements Media buy and advertising increase Ltd. (CCIL) 3103-6 3348 Other departments effects 3348 Documents Ta bled Reverse decline plan 2547 Cooperative Development Reason for decline 334 7-8 Supplementary Information Estimates re-evaluate 1547 for Legislative Review Treesbank ferry 1987-88 Estimates Wrong information 2790 2289 Welcome Home Program 2314-5 Environment, Workplace Safety Points of Order and Health P/0 by Connery use of unparliamentary Opening Remarks language "wilfully distorting" Response 2507 (Cowan) 517; Cowan 517; ruled in order 517; House Business withdrawal requested 517; Adjournment 4015 withdrawn (Cowan) 517 Appointments P/0 by Cowan comment imputing motives Deputy Chair of Committees of the "when will this Minister start to Whole House (Baker) 588 tell us the truth" (Connery) 732; Bill No. 8 - Business sole item 268-9 Cowan 732, 777; Mercier 732, 777; C-22 The Patent Act taken under advisement 732; Proposed motion (Pawley) 286 withdrawal requested and refused 777 Committees standing updates 3561 Connery named 777; Economic Development challenged (Mercier) 777-8; Committee meeting 1066-7, 1284, sustained 778 1496, 1861, 3265, 3669

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Estimates sequence Employee benefits 2562 Changes 2664, 3042 Introduction 1281 Ta bling 128 Carstairs additional funding 518 Farm economic situation Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd. Emergency debate 269 (CCIL) Industrial Relations Agreement conditions 1995 Committee meeting 3202, 3350 Appointments 39 17 Legislation Introduction Dutch owned 2031 Sunday closing 16 Loan Municipal Affairs Amount 2184-5 Bills referred 2793 Conversion 2184-5 Committee meeting Write-off amount 2184 625, 638, 3583, Support 1994-5 3705, 3739, 3824 Cooperative Development Orders for Return completion 520 Executive Support Salaries Private Bills Increase 517-8 Committee meeting 3705 Communities Economic Development Fund (CEDF) Privileges and Elections Loan meeting 1398-9 Bills referred 3775 Committee meeting 3705, 3738, Credit Union Stabilization Fund 3786-8, 3796 Amount requested 623 Assistance 1459-60 Public Accounts Interest repayment 623 Committee meeting 2549, 2710, 2902 Renewal agreement 623 Public Utilities and Natural Resources Ta bling report 624, 1459 Committee meeting 560-2, 648, 874, Executive salaries increase 517-8 1067, 2038, 2407, 2549, 3243, 3265 Farm economic situation Question Period amendments 625 Emergency debate 269 Reports tabling timing 520 Fisher, Ross Routine Proceedings Yo uth Cooperatives Changes called 273-4, 300 Position salary 39 16 Rules of the House Gunn, N.D. Permanent committee amendments 588 CEDF loan approval 1489-90 Sitting hours House Business Easter and Passover 875 Orders for Return completion 520 Canada Day Holiday 3420 Reports tabling timing 520 Victoria Day Holiday 1939, 2108 Lakeshore Land Improvement Co-op Statutory Regulations and Orders Loan 2038 Bills referred 2793, 2949, 3854 Manitoba Labour Board Committee meeting Criminal charges 3774 3202, 3350, 3824, 3854 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Legislation (MPIC) Elections Manitoba 3616-7 Crown Corporations policy 34 11 Ombudsman 3616 Shredded documents list 581 Other Assembly Expenditures 3615 Natives in justice system report 2189-90 Manitoba Jobs Fund Public Utilities and Natural Business Development 2886-8 Resources Committee appearances Ministerial Statements Document Credit Union and Caisses Populaires Availability 52 1 Government agreement Request 521 3730-1 Harapiak, Leonard 414, 445 Laufer, Carl 414 Response (Pankratz) 3731 Request further meetings 520- 1 Oral Questions Witnesses Bailey, Ron Appearances 444 Cooperative Communications Testimony 444-5 Position 3916-7 Strike Demonstrations Bill No. 8 Violence 3415-6 Bill passing time 294 Sugar beet industry Business sole item 268-9 Clean Environment Committee 2100 Passing 294 SuperValu NDP members 34 1 5-7 Bill No. 47 Vicon

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Corporate tax 2032 challenged (Mercier) 777; Loans guarantees 1995 sustained 777-8 Winnipeg Arts Club P/0 by Cowan challenge to the Chair Closure 1403 repetitive question 1025; Loan 1403 Filmon 1025; Orders for Return ruled out of order 1025-6 No. 4, dated May 22, 1986 P/0 by Cowan questions Members can (Oleson) 128 ask 2189; ruled out of order 2189 No. 5, dated June 4, 1986 P/0 by Cowan procedure on questions (Oleson) 128 on matters listed on Order Paper 2562; Filmon 2562; No. 6, dated June 9, 1986 ruled out of order 2562 (Oleson) 128 P/0 by Cowan comments "messes caused No. 7, dated June 9, 1986 by Speakers in this House" (Driedger) 1453 (Orchard) 3251; No. 8, dated June 16, 1986 taken under advisement 3251; (Connery) 810 ruled in order 3372-3; No. 9, dated March 11, 1987 withdrawal requested 3373; (Driedger) 273 withdrawn (Orchard) 3373 returned 3874 P/0 by Cowan comments "Government No. 10, dated April 8, 1987 policy to condone staging of (Rocan) 785 violent demonstrations to encourage No. 11, dated May 19, 1987 gangster-style violence" (McCrae) (Driedger) 2108 3415; Cowan 3415-6; McCrae 3415-6; returned 3874 Mackling 34 16; Points of Order taken under advisement 3416; P/0 by Connery use of unparliamentary ruled in order 3553; language "wilfully distorting" withdrawal requested 3553; (Cowan) 517; Cowan 517; refused 3553; McCrae named 3554; ruled in order 517; challenged (Mercier) 3554; withdrawal requested 517; sustained 3554 withdrawn (Cowan) 517 P/0 by McCrae accusation misleading P/0 by Cowan provisions governing the House (Wasylycia-Leis) 1553; acceptability of oral questions Cowan 1553; ruled out of order 1553 238-9; Mercier 238; P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to ruled out of order 239 motion standing in another member's P/0 by Cowan prohibiting questions of name without leave 2302; government policy 241-2 Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; McCrae 241-2; ruled in order 242 Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; language "misleading" 409; taken under advisement 2306; taken under advisement 409; ruled in order 2466-7 ruled out of order 512 P/0 by Mercier imputing motives P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary unparliamentary "political language "misleading the public" profiteering" (Pawley) 1838; 411; Cowan 411-2; Filmon 411-2; Cowan 1839; Mercier 1839; Mercier 411; ruled in order 411-2 Pawley 1838-40; Orchard 1838-9 P/0 by Cowan language imputing motives ruled in order 1839-40; 55 1; Bucklaschuk 551; Cowan 551; withdrawal requested 1840; Filmon 55 1; ruled in order 551; withdrawn (Pawley) 1840 withdrawal requested 551; P/0 by Phillips question not within withdrawn (Filmon) 552 administrative competence of P/0 by Cowan intimidating comments by government (McCrae) 3773; Opposition members to the Speaker Mercier 3773-4; Mackling 3773 552-3; Mercier 552-3; withdrawal requested reflection ruled in order 553 on Chair (Mackling) 3774; P/0 by Cowan comment imputing motives Cowan 3774; "when will this Minister start to remarks withdrawn (Mackling) 3774 tell us the truth" (Connery) 732; P/0 by Orchard timing on point of Cowan 732, 777; Mercier 732, 777; order raised 552; Cowan 552-3; taken under advisement 732; Mercier 552-3; Orchard 552; withdrawal requested and refused 777 ruled out of order 553 Connery named 777; P/0 by Phillips that a question is

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repetitious (Filmon) 1025; Reports Ta bled Cowan 1025; Filmon 1025; Cooperative Development Johnston 1025; Annual Report - March 31, 1986 ruled out of order 1025-6 2289 P/0 by Phillips use of unparliamentary Co-operative Loans and language "this Minister Loans Guarantee Board can't tell the truth and wasn't Annual Report - March 31, 1986 telling the truth" (Filmon) 3263; 1546 Pawley 3263-4; Co-operative Promotion Board question rephrased (Filmon) 3264 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 P/0 by Phillips imputation of 1546 intentional falsehood (Downey) 3345; Sessional Papers Ta bled unsatisfactory withdrawal (Pawley) 3346; Cowan 3346; Co-operative Loans and subsequent withdrawal satisfactory Loans Guarantee Board (Pawley) 3346-7 Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 P/0 by Phillips withdrawal of 1546 comments reflecting on Chair Co-operative (Connery) 4002; Promotion Board withdrawal requested and Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 refused 4002-3; 1546 Cowan 4002-3; Connery named 4002; Estimates sequence 128 challenged (Mercier) 4003; Manitoba Cooperative Development sustained 4003 Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 Private Members' Business 2289 Resolutions Return to Order No. 4 (1986) 128 No. 1 - International Ye ar of Return to Order No. 5 (1986) 128 Shelter for the Homeless Return to Order No. 6 (1986) 128 3164-5 Return to Order No. 7 (1986) 1453 Privilege, Matters of Return to Order No. 8 (1986) 810 Government queries of own Ministers Urgent Public Importance, Matter of unacceptable in Question Period Call Agricultural Committee (McCrae) 168-9; Cowan 169-70; Financial crisis farmers Mercier 170; McCrae 170-1; Findlay 16-7; Cowan 17; ruled out of order 171 ruled out of order 18; Minister of Community Services challenged (Mercier) 18; referred to Privileges and sustained 18 Elections Committee Communities Economic Development Fund (Mitch Gowler incident) Disbursement of Funds Brown 2461-2; Cowan 2462; Cowan 1495-6; Downey 1494-5; M. Smith 2462; Enns 1496; Mercier 1496; taken under advisement 2462; ruled out of order 1496; ruled out of order 2708-9; challenged (Mercier) 1496; challenged (Mercier) 2709; sustained 1496 sustained 2709 Grace General Hospital Minister of Community Services conduct Emergency service closure referred to Privileges and Elections Cowan 3592-3; Mercier 3592-3; Committee (Mercier) 2543; Orchard 3591-2; Cowan 2543-4; Enns 2544; ruled out of order 3593; Orchard 2544; M. Smith 2544 challenged (Mercier) 3594; taken under advisement 2544; sustained 3594 ruled out of order 2709- 10 Manitoba Sugar Beet Industry challenged (Mercier) 2710; Tr ipartite agreement sustained 2710 Cowan 896; Findlay 895-6; Minister of Manitoba Public Insurance ruled out of order 896-7; Corporation referred to Privileges challenged (Johnston) 897; and Elections Committee misled the Cowan 897; Legislative Assembly (Filmon) 413; sustained 897 Cowan 413; Winnipeg Tax Assessment taken under advisement 413; Legislated restrictions ruled out of order 463 Cowan 65-6; Ernst 65;

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ruled out of order 66 1638 challenged (Mercier) 66 Motor Transport Board 1639 sustained 66 Taxicab Board 1639 Driver and Vehicle Licensing CUMMINGS, J. Glen (PC, Ste. Rose) 1633-4, 1637-8 Engineering and Tec hnical Services Agriculture Marine Services 1621-2 Administration and Finance Mechanical Equipment Services Executive Support 1620, 1624 Policy Studies Northern Airports 1621 683-5, 723, 764-6, 845-8 Traffic Operations 1624-8 Farm and Rural Development Warehouse Stores 1621 Administration 1335-6, 1371-2 Expenditures Related to Capital Income Insurance Fund Acquisition/Construction of Physical Beef Stabilization Plan 1391 Assets 1639-40 Hog Stabilization Plan 1390 Operations and Maintenance Manitoba Agricultural Credit Bridges and Structures Corporation 1519, 1521, 1575-6 1177-80, 1256-8 District Offices 1579-81 Bills Maintenance 1513-7 Operations and Contracts 1519 No. 6 - 2r 2471 Other Jurisdictions 1581 No. 8-2r 332 Traffic Inspections 1576 No. 9 - C/W 629-30 Winter Roads 1517-9 No. 23 - 2r 2474-6 Planning and Design and Land Surveys No. 42 - 2r 3574 Planning and Design 1582-4, 1586-7 No. 43 - 3r 2998-3002 Transportation Policy and Research No. 47 - 2r 3718-9; Report Stage 3989 1628 No. 58 - 2r 3825-7 No. 61 - 2r 3284 Manitoba Jobs Fund No. 64 - 2r 3578-9; Report Stage 3955 Infrastructure Development 2930 No. 67 - 2r 3579-8 1; 3r 3956-7 Ministerial Statements No. 68 - 2r 3903-4 Railway Transport Committee Community Services Presentation grain rate structure (Piohman) 462 Child and Family Support 2141-2, 2170-2 Response 462 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Oral Questions Administration and Finance Epileptic Minister's Salary 2615 Valid driver's licence 3842 Government Services Highways Emergency Measures Organization 3134-5 Selkirk Corridor Supply and Services Open house meetings 3734 Postal Services 3131-2 Public opinion questionnaire 3735 Purchasing 3129 Route 230 expansion 63-4 Telecommunications 3130-1 24 hour clock signs 3735 240 Grievance, MaHer of Maintenance funding 1669 Response H. Smith grievance "sexism" 352 and "racism" remarks 3395-4000 Maintenance 2104 Rights working people 1077 Narrow approaches 2105 Highways and Transportation PTH speed 1669-70 Opening Remarks Roadside maintenance policy 3609 Response 1502-4, 1506 Service reductions 558 Administration and Finance Ye llowhead Route Administrative Services 1508-9 Funding 558 Executive Support 1507 Inter-City Gas purchase Financial Services 1509, 1512-3 Promotional materials 3842 Personnel Services 1510-1, 1512 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Boards and Committees Corporation (MACC) Highway Traffic Board 1638 Agriculture Committee 2660 License Suspension Appeal Board Debt Review Board 3380

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Interest rate Report Stage 3979-80 Buy-down program 3608, 3773 No. 58 - 2r 3740-4 Computer printouts 3379 No. 61 - 2r 3320-1 Land leaseback report 3380 No. 68 - 2r 3896-8 Motor Vehicle Effective penalties 299 Budget debate Registration limitations 299 538-42 Suspended drivers control 299 Crown Investments Panels Opening Remarks Agreements reached 2660 Response 2339-40 Creditors before 2660 Federal Farm Debt Review 2659 Crown Investments Administration School busing Crown Corporation Support Policy change contracts 1458-9 2340-4, 2352-5, 2375-8, 2382-94 Safety regulations 1459 Education Selkirk Corridor Study Administration and Finance Bridge location 63 Research and Planning Constituents meeting 64 1679-81, 1686-8, 1690-1, 1862-3 Route 230 Financial Support Schools Expansion 63 Assistance to Schools in Remote Public information sessions 64 Settlements 1871-3, 1905-7, 1940-1 Springhill Farms Employees Union Review Committee General School Grants 1907-15 892-3 Miscellaneous Grants 1870-1 Hearing by Labour Board 810 School Grants and Other Assistance Request for intervention 893 1863-70, 1941-4 Ste. Rose ring dike Energy and Mines Construction delays 3608 Mineral Resources Inquiry officer appointment 3609 Mineral Resources Administration Suspended drivers 2774-9 Breach 299 Yellowhead Route Government Services Federal funds 558 Administration Spending priorities 558 Systems 3086 Private Members' Business Property Management Resolutions Security and Parking 3098-9 No. 3 - Farm Parity Pricing 3478-80 Highways and Transportation No. 6 - Deregulation 930-2 Parks No. 7 - Port of Churchill 1017-19 Administration 1652-7 Throne Speech Planning and Design and Land Surveys Debate 126, 137-8, 225-30 Planning and Design 1614-6 Manitoba Jobs Fund DERKACH, Len (PC, Roblin-Russell) Opening Remarks Response 2844-5 Agriculture Business Development Administration and Finance 2886, 2888-90, 2921, 2925-6 Executive Support Human Resource Development 2927-9 Policy Studies 715, 716, 850-1 Infrastructure Development 2930- 1 Agricultural Development and Marketing Division Natural Resources Development Administration 1331-2 2846-9, 2874-5, 2877-8, 2881 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Technological Development 2883-6 Corporation (MACC) Municipal Affairs 1176-8, 1181-2 Municipal Advisory and Financial Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Services 1105-7 General Support Grants 2418-9 Policy and Economic Manitoba Natural Products Marketing Natural Resources Council 1379-81 Parks 1652-7 Bills Northern Affairs No. 47 - 2r 3727-8; Local Government Development 3551

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Oral Questions Ta bling information 1571 Asessippi Park Universities tuition fees 190-1 Residence removal 3445 Wellman Lake facilities moved 3445-6 Aspenite plant Swan River Feasibility study 1666 Private Members' Business Bill No. 47 - Sexual Orientation Resolutions School curriculum 3769 No. 2 - Free Tr ade 3405 Assurance not on curriculum 3793 No. 3 - Farm Parity Pricing 3476-8 Blue Lake, Childs Lake 3445-6 No. 10 - Foreign Student Tu ition Fees 1337-8 Budget Sales Tax Throne Speech Action urgency 417 Debate 195-201 Border-town merchants 416, 1665-6, 3882 Dector report recommendations 416 DESJARDINS, Hon. Laurent L. Ta bling study 416 (NDP, St. Boniface} Crown Corporations (Minister of Health} Review Standing Committee 2790 Announcements Salaries 2660 AIDS information meeting Terms and principles 2789-90 2549 Differential tuition fees Actual financial figures 191 AHorney-General Out-of-country students 190 Law Enforcement Subsidization amount 191 Law Enforcement Administration Government tenders 2262-3 Sherridon Provincial Police 2260 Criteria phone-in bids 2811 Bills Policy 2811 No. 9 - 2r 606-8 High School Review No. 17 - 2r 3334-5 Hearings schedule requested 167 No. 40 - 1r 2289; 2r 2950-2; Parents Network 874 3r 399 1; R/A 40 16 Position paper request 167 No. 43 - 2r 3008, 30 10 Timetable adherance 167 No. 47 - 2r 3188-90, 3688; Hydro and Telephone Report Stage 3958-9 Facilities upgrade 2463 No. 59 - 1r 2785; 2r 2952-3, 3810-2; Inter-City Gas Report Stage 3953-4; 3r 4003; Consumer savings 3914 RIA 40 16 Long-term contracts 3914 No. 60 - 2r 2952; 3r 4003; RIA 40 16 Jobs Fund Information availability 2295 Community Services Tabling structure 2294-5 Community Social Services Updated cost 2295 Manitoba Developmental Centre 1986 Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Culture, Heritage and Recreation Hayes Management Study Culture, Heritage and Recreation Report cost 2704 Programs Salaries 2705 Grants Administration 2454 Ta bling 2705 Road construction Documents Ta bled Cable replacement cost 317 Alcoholism Foundation Rural surcharge Supplemental Information Cable 317 for Legislative Review Private line 317 1987-88 Estimates Resort user discrimination 318 581 Thorne Stevenson and Kellogg Report Health Salaries 2705 Comprehensive Health Care Ta bling 2705 Services Model (Estimates) Potash mine 907 Binscarth-Russell status 734-5 Supplemental Information Department coordination 2463 for Legislative Review Public informed 2464 1987-88 Estimates Ta bling of study 2463 581 School busing Health Services Commission Ownership costs 1570-1 Supplemental Information

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for Legislative Review Program and Operating Support 743-9 1987-88 Estimates Sport 581 Sport Directorate 1423-31 Manitoba Health Services Commission Ministerial Statements Capital Program (1987-88) AIDS Education Policy 1306 23 12-3 Health Response Opening Remarks 648-53 (Orchard) 23 13-4 Administration and Finance Children's Hospital Administration and Financial Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Services 704-7 352 Communications 703, 708 Response (Orchard) 352 Executive Support 659-63, 695 First Ministers' Meeting Minister's Salary 1422 Constitutional Accord Human Resource Management (Pawley) 1460-3 707, 708- 10 Response 1462 Research and Planning Transplant International (Canada) 664-7, 695-702, 1078 Breakfast Conference invitation Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba 2234 1301-5 Response (Mitchelson) 2234 Community Health Services (Operations) Non-Political Statements Regional Services Brandon University Bobcats, Canadian 1122-5, 1162-5, 1173-6, 1240-55 Inter-University Athletic Basketball Community Health Services (Programs) Championship (Evans) 320 Communicable Disease Control Response (McCrae) 320 749-56, 817, 819-37 Canada Winter Games 66-7 Continuing Care Canadian National Gymnastics 950, 99 1-1003, 1078-93 and Trampoline Championships Dental Services 1094-6 Winners Announcements 2107 Environmental Health 1096-7 Gerontology 837-9, 903-7 Kelvin High School Cross Country Team Health Information Resources 1097 Relay Run and Manitoba Marathon Health Promotion 912-5, 935-43 2500-1 Hearing Conservation Tomato Plant Growing Contest External Agencies 946-50 Challenge and Presentation Other Expenditures 946 (Kovnats) 2242 Salaries 943-5 Response 2242 Expenditures Related to Capital 1421 (Filmon) 2242 Manitoba Health Research Council (Phillips) 2242 1097-8 Oral Questions Maternal and Child Health 908-12 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Medical Equipment and Supplies (AIDS) 1093-4 Advertising budget 871 Northern Health 1098 Bisexual activity 1572, 1725 Manitoba Health Services Commission Carrier (MHSC) Male juvenile supervised 2567 Administration 1306-17 Education Air Ambulance Program 1345-8 Funding 188 Ambulance Program 1319, 1345 Method 188 Hospital Program 1349-70, 1410-4 Policies 188 Medical Program 1414-17 Fast, Dr. 2240, 2545 Northern Patient Transportation Guidelines schools/health 1348-9, 1411 Facilities 187-9 Personal Care Home Program 1417-21 Information Pharmacare 1317-9, 1411 Funding 871, 1778 Mental Health Services Statistics 183 7 Chief Provincial Psychiatrist Investigation 1164-5 Infected prostitute 2545 Child and Adolescent 1166-7 Staff authority 2546 Mental Health Directorate Police Chief not authorized 2546 1165-6, 1167-73 Prostitute carriers 2465 Program and Management Support Prostitute 1125, 1127-39, 1162-4 Denied hospital admission 2566-7

129 INDEX BY MEMBER

Identified Reorganization proposal 3195 Still working 2465, 2565 Supplementary funding 2947, 3238 Infected Doctors Investigation 2545 Entrance program limitation 165 Male Increased salary benefits 3349 Infected 2086-7, 2317 Rural/Northern jobs incentives 165 Protection to health care workers Health Care Facilities 2241, 3241 Care provincial trades 3440 Reporting Hydro rate increased 584 Awareness Clinic Reform measures future 3515 Information officer 2317 Health Estimates Categories 1837 Budget payroll tax 584 Disease 2087 Hospitals Doctors 186-7, 1837 Bed Closures Known numbers 2086 Acute beds HSC 59 Order-in-Council 814 Brandon General System 2086 622-3,980, 1063-4, 1858, 2545 Screening Concordia staff leave of absence Guidelines 2406 30 17-8 Prisoners 2405 Cutback Staff/public protection 2406 Decisions 2810 Surgery schedules 3241 House statement 2291 Working patient guidelines 187, 189 Plans 1064, 3877-9 Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba Proposals 35 16 Funding 3915 Dates western Region office closed 39 15 Summer closing 28 10, 3443, 3878 Amateur Hockey Association Deficit control 584, 980-1 Funding recreational/training Layoffs result 2810 1279, 1551 Negotiations 28 10 Provincial/Federal discussions 1279 Number summer closure 2291 Violence and injuries policy 1278 Permanent closure deficit Baseball professional 2466 Reduction 980-1, 3017, 3238-9 Budget Policy 1116-7 Care facilities increased cost 584 Statement in House 2291 Increases MHSC 3517 Victoria and HSC 3443 Canada Games Winnipeg decisions Announcement 3442 2545, 2810, 3878 Brandon advised 1405 Brandon General City application 1404 Bed closures Cost 3442 622-3, 980, 1063-4, 1858, 2545 Location 1404 Closure layoff policy 2657 Negotiations 3442-3 Deficit reduction 1064, 2658 Cancer Foundation Elective surgery Audit Report Closure reduction 2658 Ordered 3442 Waiting list decreases 1858 Tabled 3517 Westman region Board replacements 33 14-5 Physician referrals to Winnipeg Equipment replacements 1858 Capital sinking fund 3341 Community ward staffing 3517 Cobalt and linear accelerators Deficit control 3261 584, 980-1 1064, 1116; ' Radiotherapy 3261 3017, 3238-9, 3877-9 Funding allocation to chemotherapy Doctors admitting privileges 1278 and radiology 3442 Grace General Chiropody Association 1725 Emergency Department Closure Cobalt treatments Alternate plan West Winnipeg Delay 2662 2584-7; 3586 Reasons for delay 2662 Contingency plans 3584 Waiting list 2662 Emergency basis hiring 3587 Department of Health and MHSC MMA secondment assistance 3585 Amalgamation Request fee for service 3037 Date 2947 Health Sciences Centre Deeter Report 3195 Ultrasound technician course fee

130 INDEX BY MEMBER

Increase 3768 Outpatients provisions 2292 Increasing costs 59 Post mentally ill Maternity ward admission policy 1278 Program termination alternative Misericordia 1300-1, 2291 Doctors salary question 2808 Wo rkers 2293 Emergency Department closure 2808 Research Foundation St. Boniface General Funding reduction 3841 Admission policy 1062 Reserve Services 3841-2 Eye care Payroll tax Cutbacks 3734 Removal health care facilities 447 Maternity ward expansion 1062 Personal care homes Outpatient services/equipment fee Benito project 30 18 3736-7 Capital projects 30 1 8-9 Pregnant women not risked 1062-3 Montcalm, A.M. 30 19-20 Services cutback 3516 Pharmacare funding delay 3350 User fees 60 Psychiatric services Victoria General Eating disorders 3170 Bed closures requiring layoffs Maintaining level 3766 646, 30 14-5 Psychiatrists CAT scans 3017 Leaving province 3766 Employment program assistance Reproductive technology 30 16-7 Advisory Council on Status of Women Half-payment of CAT scan 30 17 1277 Layoffs 3014-5 Law Reform Commission 1276-7 Payroll tax further reduction 30 16 Seven Regions Health Centre Submission acceptance 3014 Board member suspension 1836 Home Care guidelines/criteria 1120 In-camera meetings 1836 In-vitro fertilization cost 1859 Improprieties investigation 1935 Linklater, Greg Ultrasound technician course fees 3768 Change of residence 1300 Walk-in clinics Manitoba Cancer Treatment and Monitoring 3379 Research Foundation Quality care assurance 3379 Financially two-tiered patients 3314 Western Canada Games Purge 3378 City of Winnipeg application 1404 Quality treatment assurance 3378 Location decision 1404-5 Manitoba Development Corporation Points of Order (MDC) Ombudsman's Report 867 P/0 by Mercier "he's not telling the truth" (Filmon) 60 Manitoba Government Employees Desjardins 60; Association (MGEA) request withdrawal 60 Contract no-layoff clause hospitals withdrawn (Filmon) 60 1401 Manitoba Health Services Commission Private Members' Business (MHSC) Bills Budget increases adjustments 3517 No. 17 - 2r 3334-5 CAT scans Reports Ta bled Partial payment Victoria 30 17 United States Health Coverage 3036 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Denying access policy 2663-4 266 Doctors informed costs 3036-7 Manitoba Health Research Council Equal care 2664 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Waiting list 2291 266 Funding out-of-province costs Manitoba Health Services Commission Radiotherapy 3261 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 IUD discontinued coverage 2810 3788 Manitoba Organization of Nurses Standing Committee on Medical Manpower Association (MONA) Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Contract no layoff clause 2539 Allowance 1402 Sessional Papers Ta bled Medical testing repetition 165 Health Mental Health Annual Report for year Community living 1300-1, 2293 ended March 31, 1986

131 INDEX BY MEMBER

266 Interest loss passing Bill No. 8 295 Manitoba Health Research Council Tax Assessment Annual Report for year Act Review 1120 ended March 31, 1986 Authority to set mill rates 812 266 Classification appeal 812 Standing Committee on Medical Manpower Condominiums 61-2, 643-4 Annual Report for year Headingley 172, 242-3, 271-2 ended December 31, 1986 Rural mill rate 268, 271 2539 Water supply Throne Speech Provincial role negotiations 1546 Quality protection 1546-7 Debate 116 Shoal Lake Indian Band Negotiations 1546 DOER, Hon. Gary (NDP, Concordia) Communities Economic Development Fund (Minister of Crown Investments) 2087 (Minister of Urban Affairs) Core Area Initiative Program 2101 Billa Crown corporations Bill terms and principles 2790 No. 8 - 1r - 266 Inadequate reporting investigation 2r 320-2, 339, 588; 2809 3r 880-81; RIA 887 Review Standing Committee 2790 No. 39 - 1r 2289; Salaries investigation 2660 2r 2549-51, 2803; Crown Investments Annual Report 3r 3955; RIA 40 16 Signed 2085-6 No. 47 - Report Stage 3972-3 Inter-City Gas No. 57 - CIW 3926-9, 3932-3 Ta bling business plan 2978 No. 58 - 2r 2794-6, 3827-9; Jobs Fund 3r 4003; RIA 4016 Core Area Initiative Program 2101 Budget debate Program evaluation 2102, 2241 401-6 Gerontology Program Unemployment 2102 Crown Investments Program evaluation 2102, 2241 Opening Remarks 2338-9 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Crown Investments Administration (MPIC) Crown Corporation Support Removal of chairman 2401 2340-56, 2375-80, 2382-6, Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) 2388-9, 2398-9 Audit Culture, Heritage and Recreation Internal notifications Telecommunications Policy 2590-3 2808-9, 3034-5 Loss occurrence 2808 Documents Tabled RCMP investigate 2808-9 Crown Investments Cellular telephones Supplementary Information Competitive supply market 1728 for Legislative Review Equipment purchase 1728-9 1987-88 Estimates Provisions 1728 1989 Service availability 1728 Strengthening Winnipeg Ta bling business plan 2977-8 Local Government: Coopers and Ly brand Proposal Changes Investigation cost 295 City of Winnipeg Act FX service increase 34 19 9 Hayes Management Study Urban Affairs Report cost 2705 Supplementary Information Ta bling 2705 for Legislative Review lie de Chenes 1987-88 Estimates Increase appeal 3768 2314 Rate increase 3768 OralQuestions Inadequate reporting investigations Bill No. 8 2809 Interest loss 295 Jha, Sidhu Misleading of House 293-4 Business Passing 294 Perceptions 96 City of Winnipeg Relationship MTS/MTX 94 Headingley secession study 1120 Conflict of interest 94

132 INDEX BY MEMBER

Declarations 93-5 No. 9 - Capital Punishment 1225-7 Rural area No. 13 - Equal National Rate increases 785 Representation 2853-5 Service rates 816, 869 Reports Ta bled Rural subscribers charges Crown Investments Cable, surcharges 317-8 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Springfield service requirements 1932 3419 Manitoba Telephone System Surcharge for private line Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Rural areas 317-8 353 Survey questions Political preference 2496 Urban Affairs Thorne Stevenson and Kellogg Report Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Salaries 2705 3837-8 Ta bling 2705 Sessional Papers Ta bled Transfer of outstanding customer Crown Investments Debt 816 Annual Report for year Urban service 816 ended March 31, 1986 MTX 1932 Auditor involvement 3034-5 Manitoba Te lephone System Investigation cost 295 Annual Report for year Loss amount 295, 869-70, 2235 ended March 31, 1986 Loss impact on rates 869 353 Negotiation settlements MTS 888-9 Urban Affairs RCMP report 296 Annual Report for year Saudi Arabia ended March 31, 1986 Accounts receivable schedule 2732 3838 Buyer writeoff offered 2733 Contract approval 2732 Throne Speech Loss breakdown submission 2701 Debate 180-85, 193-5 Promissory notes 3554 Urban Affairs Outside offers investigated 2733 Opening Remarks 2640-4 1 Redeployment of employees 1193 Administration and Finance Ta bling report Executive Support 2644-5 Public Utilities Board 784 Wind down criteria 2701-2 Expenditures Related to Capital 2696-9 Winnipeg Tax Assessment Financial Assistance City Of Winnipeg Bill No. 8 2646-7 Bill passing time 294 Interest charge loss 295 Urban Policy Co-ordination Canada-Manitoba Winnipeg Core Area Misleading House 293-4 Agreement 2647-6, 2678-96 Charleswood City Council resolution 243 Special classification 242-3 DOLIN, Martin M. (NDP, Kildonan) Classification Arbitration 61 Bills Condominiums 61 No. 3 - 2r 300-3 Rural residential lots 268 No. 17 - 2r 3338-9, 3688 Headingley No. 25 - 2r 2476-8 Property classification No. 43 - 2r 2992 Petition 172 No. 47 - 2r 3182-6, 3713; Request public hearings 272 Report Stage 3964 Review opportunity 172 No. 61 - 2r 3249, 3251-6 Special classification 271-2 Budget debate Legislation tax deferral 243 386-91 Tax breaks allowable 62 Urban area C-22 The Patent Act Appeal fewer services 271 Proposed Motion Large lots 271 Debate 1286-91 Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Committees Removal of chairman 2400 Agriculture Private Members' Business Changes 3610 Resolutions First Report 3696

133 INDEX BY MEMBER

Economic Development Manitoba Health Services Commission Changes 1059, 1066, 1301, 1574, Hospital Program 1359-60 1730, 1939, 3795, Industrial Relations Highways and Transportation Changes 3265, 3350, 3370 Planning and Design and Land Surveys Municipal Affairs Planning and Design 1584-5 Changes 647, 785, 2949, 2983, 3669, Labour 3738, 3764, 3882 Division Administration 2625 Fourth Report 3909 Manitoba Labour Board 2634 Natural Resources Changes 2949 Non-Political Statement Private Bills Children's Miracle Te lethon Changes 3729 Pediatric Research 2567 First Report 3766 Privileges and Elections Oral Questions Changes 3729, 3738, 3764, 3775, 3795 Budget Public Accounts Federal Changes 2813, 2949 Manitoba impact 12 Public Utilities and Natural Resources Increases MHSC 3517 Changes 470-1, 562, 785, 1030, Tax reform measures delay 13 1066, 1199, 15743, 2107, 2467, Provincial 2710, 3125, 3370, 3610, 3795, Personal income tax effect 378 3844, 3854 Taxes knowledge 378 Statutory Regulations and Orders Burns Meats expansion Changes 2948-9, 3265, 3844 Employment division 2980 First Report 3235 Employment guarantee 2980 Second Report 3372 C-22 Patent Act Opposition opportunities 3040 Documents Tabled Opposition response 3039 Minnesota Salary Survey (1986) Canada Packers/Burns agreement 2980 3249 Canadian National Railways Minnesota Salary Survey Personnel move 3439 Hospitals and Nursing Homes (1986) Community hospitals 3249 Staffing 35 17 "No to Patent Drug, Federal Sales Tax Credit Patent Law Changes" Social assistance recipients 132 Front page of "Manitoba Seniors Health Care Organization Journal" Provincial trades 3440 December, 1986 Independent Living Program 1288 Authorities 192 Wisconsin Wage Survey (1986) Commitment accounting 191 3249 Funding 191 Wisconsin Wage Survey (1986) Inter-City Gas Catalog of Occupational Definitions Direct purchase 2236 3249 Small user opportunity 2236 Education MHSC budget adjustments 3517 Universities Grants Commission Manitoba Development Centre (MDC) 2038-9 Procedure medical examiner 782 Reporting deaths 781-2 Environment, Workplace Health Manitoba Investment Savings and Safety Certificates Workplace and Worker Services Future sales 3701 Worker Advisor Office 2589 Sales totals 3700 Government Services Statistics 3701 Property Administration Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Leased Properties 3093 (MPIC) Auto insurance rates 132 Workers Compensation Board 3484 Reserve investment policies 133 Health Manitoba Universities Development Fund Community Health Services (Programs) Specific function 470 Communicable Disease Control Upgrading Science lab U of M 470 818-19, 822, 830-1 Natural gas Gerontology 906 Price reduction 2035-6

134 INDEX BY MEMBER

Price rise reversal 2036 DOWNEY, James E. (PC, Arthur) NutraSweet Agriculture Cost to individual 3312 Administration and Finance Patent extension 33 11 Executive Support Potash Mines Policy Studies Agreement Man./Canamaxllndia 1029 718-20, 839-42, 852-3 Developments 1029 Farm and Rural Development Sunday retail closing Administration 1373-4 Public response 37 Income Insurance Fund SuperValu counsel 37 Beef Stabilization Plan 1392-3 Tax reform measures delayed 13 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Unemployed Help Centres Corporation Continuation 3349 1149-53 Numbers served 3349 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Support 3349 919, 925-7, 956, 965-7, VIA Rail 1013-4, 1098-1101 Financial justification 3588 Attorney-General Rail car maintenance cutbacks 3588 Court Services Federal Consultation 2188 Rural Courts 2324 Job investment 3589 Law Enforcement Passenger Act reintroduction 2294 Law Enforcement Administration Rail car tenders 2294 2262-3 Secondary maintenance facility 2187 Provincial Police 2255-62 Walk-in Clinics Bills Monitoring 3379 No. 6 - 2r 1032-3, 1208 Quality care assurance 3378-9 No.8-3r 876 Winnipeg Tax Assessment No. 13 - 2r 738-40; 3r 885 Authority set mill rates 812 No. 14 - 2r 3352-4 Headingley No. 15 - 2r 2556-8 Property classification petition No 16 - 1r - 1023; 2r 1153-5, 1270; 172 Negatived on 2nd reading 1271 Review opportunity 172 No. 17 - 2r 1896-7 Orders for Return No. 26 - Report Stage 3950 No. 10 - April 8, 1987 accepted No. 43 - 2r 2990-5 (Rocan) 785 No. 47 - 2r 3693-5; Report Stage 3961 No. 54 - 2r 3689 Points of Order No. 61 - 2r 3331 P/0 by Dolin imputation of motives No. 64 - 2r 3653 (McCrae) 3414; No. 65 - 2r 3656-60, 3805 ruled in order 34 15; No. 67 - 2r 3581-3 unsatisfactory withdrawal (McCrae) No. 68 - 2r 3851-3 3415; subsequent withdrawal Budget debate satisfactory (McCrae) 34 15 528-34 Private Members' Business C-22 The Patent Act Bills Proposed Motion No. 17 - 2r 3688 Debate 1048-51, 1212-4 Resolutions No. 1 - International Year of Community Services Shelter for the Homeless Child and Family Services 616-7, 3160-2 Child Day Care 2215 No. 2 - Free Trade 686-8 Condolence Motions No. 6 - Deregulation 927-30 Dawson, Earl Phillip 2095-6 No. 9 - Capital Punishment 1222 Evans, Edward Gurney, OBE 1842 No. 11 - Emigration of Soviet Jews Thompson, John William Mcleod, Q.C. 1607-9 2097 Throne Speech Crown Investments Debate 52-7 Crown Corporation Support 2354

135 INDEX BY MEMBER

Culture, Heritage and Recreation Non-Political Statement Administration and Finance Kiwanis 4-H Speaking Competition Minister's Salary 2607-8 2708 Energy and Mines Northern Affairs Energy Opening Remarks Policy Planning and Project Response 3546-9 Development 2766-8 Administration and Finance Mineral Resources Executive Support 3549 Minister's Salary 3631-3 Mineral Resources Administration Research and Planning 3549-50 2779-81 Agreements Management and Coordination Grievance, MaHer of 3626-8 Government mismanagement 1405-10 Local Government Development 3550-1 3625-6 ' Health Native Affairs Secretariat 3628-31 Manitoba Health Services Commission Oral Questions Hospital Program 1369-70 Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba House Business Government funding 3916 Communities Economic Development Fund Support cut 3703 Minutes availability 3519 Western Region office closed 39 15 Anstett, Andrue Routine Proceedings Expenses Changes called 274 Work activities 297 Industry, Trade and Tec hnology Future gov't contracts 1119 Industry and Trade Division Political involvement 3518 Industry 2153-7 Appointments Family members 2087-8 Manitoba Jobs Fund Bill No. 6 - Municipal Powers 1280 Natural Resources Development 2880 Bill No. 47 - Union of Manitoba Municipalities discussions 2563 Municipal Affairs Budget Opening Remarks Business sector Response 2359-60 Excessive taxation 469-70 Administration and Finance Priorities 470 Executive Support 2361-2, 2364-8 Careerstart Human Resource Management 2368 Antler River Recreation District Minister's Salary 2428-9 1937 Expenditures Related to Capital 2426-8 Communities Economic Development Fund Municipal Advisory and Financial (CEDF) Gunn, N.D. Services Business address 1488 General Support Grants 2417, 2423 Campaign office rental 1397-8 Grants in Lieu of Taxes 2415-7 Funds safeguarding 1487 Police Services Grant Loan 1397, 1453-4 2373-5, 2408-10, 2417 Loan meeting 1398 Salaries 2370-2 Residency 1487-8 Municipal Assessments 2419-21 Work at University of Manitoba Municipal Board 2368-70 1488 Municipal Planning Services 2421-2 Ye llow Thunder Holdings Provincial Planning 2422-3 Auditor 3838 Loan Surface Rights Board 2424-5 Approval investigation 3838 Natural Resources Investigation 3838 Administration and Finance Request WCB Minister Executive Support 1451-2 Resignation 3838 Forestry Economic climate Canada Packers closure 1835 Administration 1707-10 Encourage confidence 1835 Lands Eyler, Phil Crown Lands Administration 1696-9 Employment 1231 Regional Services Farmers assistance 1835-6 Administration 1543-5 Farm land tax rebate policy 3347 Water Resources 1827 Flood conditions update 872 Wildlife Gambling houses Administration 1769-7 1, 1806-7 Legislation 279 1

136 INDEX BY MEMBER

Requests 2791 Premier's response 3703 Gypsumville Radar Base Rural Manitoba Interlake Tribal Council Population Land lease 98 Decline tax burden 236 Land purchase 99 Loss 237 Program support 99 Tr ansfer payments 237 Highways Tax rebates - Education/Farmers 3347 250 Ty ndall Village Road program funding 982 Mill rate review 3667 Fee refund request 1119 MPIC Future contracts 1119 Lending agency sewer project 3667 Labour Relations Act Sewer project 3667 Bill not distributed 2793 Sewer project loan 3667 of Labour Input Manitoba Federation Westman Wo men's Shelter 2792-3 Funding increase 2899 Legislative Building Lack of funds closure 2466 Check for PCB 1937, 2033 Support 2466 Lotteries Workers Compensation Board 6-36 Business loans 3590 Apology requested 1195 Claimant loan 3590 Discriminatory advertising 1195 Review mail responsibility 1196 Mason report information 3590 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Request Minister resignation 3838 Corporation (MACC) Points of Order Foreclosure notices 1782 P/0 by Bucklaschuk requesting Manfor Ltd. retraction MPIC files (Downey) 3345; Fiscal year loss 812 retracted (Downey) 3345 Government action 982 P/0 by Penner referring to Member Illegal strike 982 or Minister other than by their Purchasing interest 813 appropriate title 2087; Downey 2087; Purchase offers 2032 ruled in order 2087 Manitoba Beef Commission Long-term plans implementation 2704 P/0 by Phillips imputation of Policy changes 2703-4 intentional falsehood (Downey) 3345; Surplus refund 2703 unsatisfactory withdrawal (Pawley) Municipal Affairs 3346; Cowan 3346; Minister replacement request 3345 subsequent withdrawal satisfactory Minister of Northern Affairs (Pawley) 3346-7 Loan meeting Gunn 1398 Private Members' Business Rental campaign offices 1398 Bills Resignation request 1399 No 16 - 2r 1153-5, 1270; Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Negatived on 2nd reading 1271 (MPIC) No. 17 - 2r 1896-7 Lending agency Ty ndall No. 54 - 2r 3689 Sewer project 3667 Resolutions Ta bling Annual Report 2899 No. 2 - Free Trade 3403-5 Morrisseau, John No. 3 - Farm Parity Pricing Resignation 1231 771, 775-6, 3473 Native No. 9 - Capital Punishment Assistance Review 2188 1220-2 Hunting and fishing Law upheld 872 No. 10 - Foreign Student Tu ition Justice system report 2188-9 Fees 1343 Land claims Throne Speech Compensation 557, 781 Debate 101-7, 219, 23 1 Formula holdings 781 Ta ble agreement 781 Urgent Public Importance, Matters of Treaty entitlement agreement 557 Communities Economic Development Fund Native Affairs Disbursement of Funds Secretary Cowan 1495-6; Downey 1494-5; Competition 1729 Enns 1496; Mercier 1496; Job description 1729 ruled out of order 1496; Parkland Region challenged 1496; sustained 1496

137 INDEX BY MEMBER

DRIEDGER, Albert (PC, Emerson) Flood Control and Emergency Agriculture Expenditures 3618-20 Administration and Finance Executive Support Manitoba Jobs Fund Policy Studies 672, 675, 676-7 Natural Resources Development 2874 Agricultural Development and Marketing Division Ministerial Statements Administration 1322-4 Forest Fires in Manitoba Soils and Crops 1266-7 (L. Harapiak) 1775 Response 1775 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation 916 Forest Week in Manitoba (L. Harapiak) 1722-3 Bills Response 1723 No. 6 - 2r 786-8 Municipal AHairs No. 8 - 2r 332-5 Administration and Finance No. 9 - 2r 596, 597-8 Executive Support 2362-4 No. 13 - 2r 736 Municipal Advisory and Financial No. 14 - 2r 3561-3 Services 16 - 2r 1155-6; 1271-3 No. Grants in Lieu of Taxes 2410-13 No. 17 - 1r 1023; 2r 1894, 3688-9; 3r 3957; RIA 4015 Natural Resources No. 22 - 2r 1738 Opening Remarks No. 23 - 2r 1999 Response 1433-5 No. 28 - 2r 2001 Administration and Finance No. 37 - 2r 2800 Executive Support 1435-9, 1446-5 1 1522 No. 42 - 2r 3573 Minister's Salary 1829-30 No. 43 - 2r 3000 Expenditures Related to Capital 1827-9 No. 44 - 2r 2803 Fisheries No. 47 - 2r 3676, 3682-5 Commercial Fishing Management No. 49 - 2r 3190-2 1714-5, 1719-21, 1755-6 No. 55 - 2r 3688 Fish Culture 1757-61, 1762 No. 57 - C/W 3928 Sport Fishing Management No. 61 - 2r 3281-4 1714-5, 1756-7, 1761 No. 65 - 2r 3806 Forestry No. 66 - 2r 3763-4 Administration 1702-7, 1710-11 No. 68 - 2r 3854-7 Forest Protection 1712-3 Silviculture 1711 Budget debate Lands 527 Crown Lands Administration 1695-6 C-22 ThePatent Act Northern Development Agreement Debate 798, 1468-70 Wild Rice 1701 Parks CommiH... Administration 1598-1600, 1658-62 Economic Development Regional Services Changes 1073, 3795 Administration 1522-33, 1535-42 Industrial Relations Northern Development Agreement Changes 3265, 3561 1592-7 Municipal Affairs Resource Support Programs Changes 736, 2902, 2982, 3610, Habitat Enhancement Fund 1813-4 3668, 3705, 3844 Manitoba Water Commission 1810 Private Bills Surveys and Mapping 1809-10 Changes 3668, 3705 Water Resources 1822-23, 1828 Privileges and Elections Wildlife Changes 3668, 3705, 3795 Administration Public Utilities and Natural Resources 1762-7, 1769, 1771-4, 1804-8 Changes 785, 3795 Oral Questions Statutory Regulations and Orders Business Changes 2902, 3265, 3844 Competition Assistance Grants Energy and Mines Program expansion 2403-4 Administration and Finance Dutch Elm Disease Minister's Salary 2837-8 Act review 3559

138 INDEX BY MEMBER

Activity hold while review 3559 Licence processing 816 Removal deadline 3559 Metering water usage 1279 Elk ranching Sandpoint drilling Project termination compensation 134 Licence 1280 Request correspondence tabling 134-5 Reports 1280 Swan Valley 134 Staff requirement 817 Emerson dike Water shortage Extension 3171 Location studies 1279 Proceed project 3172 Water usage Falcon Lake Licencing 1279 Dust abatement program 3701-2 Metering 1279 Fish Hatcheries Tax Gimli closure 3608 Consultation 782 Status 3608 Revenue disbursement 783 Flood conditions Red River Valley concerns 583 Orders for Return Update request 583 No. 9 - March 11, 1987 273; Forest Fires returned 3874 Conditions 1404 No. 11 - May 19, 1987 2107-8; Fire towers unmanned 1934 returned 3874 Firetac team reduction 1934 Private Members' Business Situation investigation 1934 Bills Travel restrictions 1404 Wallace Lake No. 17 - 2r 1894, 3688-9 Cottage owners 1934-5 No. 55 - 2r 3688 Highway Throne Speech PTH speeds 2789 Debate 111, 232-3, 244-7 Roadside mowing 2789 Tree planting 2789, 3607-8 Home care DUCHARME, Gerry (PC, Riel) Receiving guidelines 1120 Bills lie des Chenes No. 8 - 2r 329-30 Increase appeal 3768 No. 9 - C/W 632-3 Te lephone rate increase 3768 No. 13 - 3r 883-5 Internal policy effect 2896 No. 18 - 2r 1735 Manitoba Disaster Assistance Board Grand Rapids storm damage 318 No. 20 - 2r 1736-7 Lake Winnipeg disqualified 319 No. 24 - 2r 2476 South Eastern flooding 319 No. 32 - 2r 2486-8 Parks provincial No. 36 - 2r 2724 Campground and lot rates 3172 No. 47 - Report Stage 3976-7 Fee increases 2293 No. 49 - 2r 3759 Firewood charge 3702 No. 50 - 2r 2962-3 Full cost recovery services 2294 No. 61 - 2r 3246, 3318-20 Long-weekend situations 2101 No. 62 - 2r 3761-2 Rowdiness control action 2101 No. 67 - 2r 3654-5 School tax rebate qualification 3702-6 Budget debate Postal strike 386, 398-40 1 Backup plans 3121 C-22 The Patent Act Cheque delivery 3121 Essential services 3121 Proposed Motion Union services 3121 Debate 793-6, 1046 Silviculture program Community Services Employment project 3769 Child and Family Services Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd. 1669 Child Day Care 2225-7 Wallace Lake cottage owners 1934-5 Waterfowl season Consumer and Corporate Affairs Announcement 2403 Opening Remarks Water Rights Act Response 2666 Drainage Administration and Finance 2666-7 Inspection 244 Consumer Affairs 2670-6 Licence 816 Corporate Affairs 2667-2670

139 INDEX BY MEMBER

Education No. 43 - 2r 3024 Administration and Finance No. 47 - 2r 3178-80, 3182, 3184; Research and Planning 1683-6 Report Stage 3960 Grievance, Matter of No. 52 - 2r 3796-7 ; Rights working people (Ashton) 1073 No. 56 - 2r 3830 C/W 3925 No. 57 - C/W 3936, 3939 Health No. 58 - 2r 3744-7 Sport Directorate 1429-30 No. 61 - 2r 3328-3 1 Housing No. 68 - 2r 3845-9 Property Management and Landlord and C-22 The Patent Act Tenant Affairs Debate Landlord and Te nant Affairs 3111-2 802-3, 1033-35, 1039, Property Management 3116-7 1041, 1048, 1050 Oral Questions Condolence Motions Budget Dawson, Earl Phillip 2095 Disability deductions 418 Doern, Russell John 1847 Fiscal loss carryover 417-8 Evans, Edward Gurney 1841-2 Pension income deductions 418 Shafransky, Harry 1849 Tax year loss 417-8 Thompson, John William Mcleod, Q.C. UIC overpayments 418 2097 Esprit Vacations Limited Complaints 2236-7 Crown Investments Default insurance legislation 2237 Crown Investments Administration Gas prices Crown Corporations Support Review 1276 2344-5, 2378-82 Trade Practices Act 1276 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Insurance cost Culture, Heritage and Recreation Coverage included 783-4 Programs Premier defamation suit 783 Grants Administration 2445-8 Manfor Ltd. Figure discrepancy 2406 Energy and Mines Information 2406 Opening Remarks Order-in-Council 2406-7 Response 2760 Off-road vehicles Administration and Finance Insurance purchase 3124 Executive Support 2760-2 Legislation 3124 Minister's Salary 2836-4 1 Orbit garbage collector Energy Lyons Lake 2708 Manitoba Energy Council 2772-4 West Hawk Lake 2707 Policy Planning and Salvage vehicles Project Development 2762-70, 2772 Registration 1727 Expenditures Related to Capital 2836 Safety certificates 1727 Mineral Resources Mineral Resources Administration Throne Speech 2774, 2781-4, 2831-6 Debate 193 Finance Administration and Finance ENNS, Harry J. (PC, Lakeside) Executive Support 3226, 3230-2 Agriculture Government Services Agricultural Development and Property Administration Marketing Division Leased Properties 309 1-4 Veterinary Services 1260-2 Grievance, Matter of Bills Agriculture policies (Findlay) 903 No. 3 - 2r 1203 Failure to grant leave for No. 6-2r 306 non-political statement 3046-7 No. 8 - 2r 328, 334, 339-40, 588 No. 14 - 3564 Highways and Transportation No. 15 - 2r 2558 Opening Remarks No. 16 - 2r 1156-7 Response 1505-6 No. 17 - 2r 1896, 1898, 2936 Operation and Maintenance No. 26 - 2r 3361, 3362, 3363 Bridges and Structures 1519-21

140 INDEX BY MEMBER

Planning and Design and Land Surveys Audits internal notification 2808-9 Planning and Design 1587-90 Crown corporations Inadequate reporting 2809 Ministerial Statements Loss occurrence 2808 Forest Fires update Minister notified MTX 2809 (L. Harapiak) 1855, 2029-30 RCMP investigation 2808-9 Response 1855-6, 2030-1 Natural gas Petroleum Drilling Incentive Programs Natural gas pricing (Parasiuk) 34 Confirmation sought 97 Response 34-5 Legislative action 97 Municipal Affairs Price fixing options 97 Municipal Advisory and Financial National Energy Board Services Movement decision 2943-4 Grants in Lieu of Taxes 2413-5 Pricing Consumers 39 11 Natural Resources Legislative action 97 Regional Services PUB decision 2034-5 Administration 1533-5 Ta bling analysis 39 11-2 Oral Questions Regulation 3699 Archives Supply 3699 Document identification 516 Seeded acreage Budget Federal payments 3882 Hydro rate increase 358 Sherritt Gordon Mines Business closures Hudson Bay Mining and Smelting Intimidation 1933-4, 1990-1 Negotiations 1778-9, 1856, 2320 CAT scans Investment safeguarding 1856 Equal care 2663 Report funding security 1779 WCB U.S. usage 2663 Sugar beet industry Documents scheduling 516 Premier staff cutbacks 891 Forest fire Swamp fever Conditions 1855 Federal compensation programs 272 Request Ministerial Statement 1855 Mandatory testing 272, 586-7 Frontier School Division Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Loss accommodation 3200 CAT scans U.S. usage 2663 Highway 67 Water Services Board Residents concerns 2190 Agreement 2100-1, 2319-20 Inter-City Gas Wildlife feeding stations Greater Winnipeg Gas Unauthorized slaughter 97 Consumer savings 3038 Purchase price confirmation 33 11 Points of Order Purchase price 3557-8, 3663 P/0 by Ernst principles of reading Take-over funding 3037-8 tabling amendments to Bills 3363; Profit level 3038 Enns 3363-4; ruled out of order 3364 Revenue 3662 P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to Manitoba Hydro motion standing in another member's Energy sales 2401 name without leave 2302; Expansion decisions 2402 Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; Export sales Throne Speech 645-6 Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; Forecast Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; Information 1493-4 taken under advisement 2306; PUNR requirement 1494 ruled in order 2466-7 Public Utilities Board Review Private Members' Business Policy 358 Bills Rate increase 358 No. 17 - 2r 1896, 2936 Regulatory rate necessary 358 Resolutions

Revenue loss 272 No. 4 - Canada Nuclear Free Sales monitoring 2401-2 Zone 806-7 Weather revenue loss 272 No. 8 - Equalization Payments Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation 1057-8 (MPIC) No. 9 - Capital Punishment 1223-5 Reinsurance loss inquiry 891 No. 11 - Emigration of Soviet Jews Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) 1612-3

141 INDEX BY MEMBER

Privilege, Mattera of Housing Minister of Community Services conduct Opening Remarks referred to Privileges and Elections Response 3108-9 Committee (Mercier) 2543; General Administration Cowan 2543-4; Enns 2544; Executive Support 3109- 10 Orchard 2544; M. Smith 2544 Program Delivery 3148-5 taken under advisement 2544; Property Management and Landlord and ruled out of order 2709-10; Te nant Affairs challenged (Mercier) 2710; Landlord and Te nant Affairs sustained 2710 3145-8 Throne Speech Property Management 3113-7 Debate 82, 113, 116, 173,174, Natural Resources 175, 205-11, 252, 253, 260, 262 Forestry Urgent Public Importance, Mattera of Forest Protection 1711-4 Parks Communities Economic Development Fund Administration 1604-6, 1640-6 Disbursement of Funds Cowan 1495-6; Downey 1494-5; Oral Questions Enns 1496; Mercier 1496; City of Winnipeg ruled out of order 1496; Act Review challenged 1496; sustained 1496 Tax 1120 Assessment appeal 12, 60-1 Headingley secession 171-2, 242-3 ERNST, Jim (PC, Charleswood) WCB Billa Cost control 2945-6 No. 6 - 2r 1208-10 Self-insured status removal 2945 No. 8 - 2r 322-4; 3r 875 Consolidated Professor Mines Manitoba monitor 3609 No. 13 - 2r 737-8; 3r 881-3 Oil spill damage 3609 No. 16 - 2r 1158-60 Ontario development 3609 No. 17 - 2r 1900- 1, 2933-4 Dakota-Ojibway Tribal Council Police No. 26 - 2r 3360-5; Program termination 2791 Report Stage 3949-50 Provincial commitment 2791-2 No. 39 - 2r 2802 Film No. 45 - 2r 2804-5 Gay Film Festival No. 47 - 2r 3706-9; Grant 1232 Report Stage 3969 Ty pes funded 1232-3 No. 57 - C/W 3940-2 Grants No. 61 - 2r 3276-81 Criteria 1297 Condolence Motions Lotteries Bingo licences 1298 Dawson, Earl Phillip 2095 Breezy Bend Golf Club Culture, Heritage and Recreation Licence 3668 Administration and Finance Casino Minister's Salary 2602-6, 2608-15 Experiment 587, 1277 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Public hearings 1277 Programs Study 36 10 Grants Administration Conflict-of-interest guidelines 2450-1, 2453-4 1780, 1992 Public Library Services 2525 Foundation revenues 2090 Recreation Services 2523 Grant cutbacks Casino experiment 587 Documents Ta bled Funding mechanisms 587 Amendment proposed to Bill No. 26 Umbrella groups 587 Committee Manitoba High School Athletic 3363 Association Headlngley property re-assessment Funds distribution 1992 Citizens petition Guidelines violation 172 Value checks 1992-3 ; Authorized Official Qualifications 3667 ,e Salesman Umbrella groups Discrimination 1120 Income levels frozen 1861

142 INDEX BY MEMBER

Parks Provincial 2696-9 Payment program questionnaire 3242 Urban Policy Co-ordination Subsidization calculation 3242 Canada-Manitoba Winnipeg Core Area User fee calculation 3242-3 Agreement 2647-55, 2677-96 Senior's residence Urgent Public Importance, Matter of Fire alarm system 735-6 Winnipeg Tax Assessment Shoal Lake Legislated restrictions Federal Environment Assessment Cowan 65-6; Ernst 65; 1779-80 ruled out of order 66 Sister MacNamara School challenged (Mercier) 66 Space 2090 sustained 66 Sunday gambling Study 1277 Winnipeg Tax Assessment EVANS, Hon. Leonard S. Appeal (NDP, Brandon East) Monitoring 12 (Minister of Employment Services and Process 12, 60-1 Economic Security) Retroactive 61 Charleswood Bills City Council resolution 243 No. 47 - Report Stage 3988-9 Special classification 242 No. 56 - 1r 2806 Heading ley No. 57 - C/W 3930, 3933 Property classification No. 73 - 2r 3883-4 Petition 172, 241, 242 Budget debate Review opportunity 171-2 Legislation tax deferral 243 393, 421-6 Notice C-22 ThePatent Act Discrimination 61 Debate 797-8 Timing 12 Workers Compensation Board Documents Tabled City of Winnipeg Employment Services Cost control 2945-6 and Economic Security Self-insured status removal 2945 Supplementary Information for Legislative Review Petitions 1987-88 Estimates South Charleswood Community 2458 Association (Urban Affairs) 449 ruled out of order 462 Employment Services and Economic Security Points of Order Opening Remarks 2737-8 P/0 by Ernst principles of reading Administration and Finance tabling amendments to Bills 3363; Executive Support 2739-43, 2813-4 Enns 3363-4; ruled out of order 3364 Financial and Administrative Service P/0 by Phillips amendment discussion 2743-4 Bill not referred to Committee 3363; Minister's Salary 2825 Enns 3363-4; Ernst 3363; Systems and Computer Support ruled in order 3364 Services 27 44-5 Private Members' Business Economic Security Bills Administration 2746 No. 17 - 2r 1900-1, 2933-4 Economic Security Field Operations 2758-9 Resolutions 55-Plus Income Supplement 2758 No. 6 - Deregulation 929 Social Assistance Programs 27 46-58 Throne Speech Employment Services Debate 157-62, 172 Administration 2814-6 Employment Development and Yo uth Urban AHairs Services 2816-9 Opening Remarks Employment Training Response 2641-4 Selkirk Training Plant 2822-3 Administration and Finance Stevenson Av iation and Technical Executive support 2644-5 Tr aining Centre 2822-3 Financial Assistance Immigration and Settlement Services City of Winnipeg 2645-7 2819 Expenditures Related to Capital Regional Employment Services

143 INDEX BY MEMBER

Human Resources Opportunity 2820-2 Ta rget groups 317 Southern Employment Services Program continuation 316-7 2819-20 Northern Yo uth Corps jobs 1493 Manitoba Bureau of Statistics 2823-4 Postal strike backup plans 3121 Grievance, Matter of Provincial social allowance recipients Employed 1726, 2464 Conservative Members labelled Increase 1726, 2465 "racist", "against women", Sexist language "against natives" (Roch) 3385-6 Remove from legislation 1993 Ta x increase and service decrease Shelter Allowances (Oleson) 3391 Increase 2033-4 Manitoba Jobs Fund Social Assistance Program Business Development 2925-6 Charter of Rights 1993 Human Resource Development 2927-8 Federal Sales Tax Credit 132 Special Needs Allowance Ministerial Statements Changes 2034 Crisis Shelter Needy support Regulations 2897 3308 Springfield-Ta che Resource Centre 3123 Response (Oleson) 3308 STEP Program 55-Plus Benefits Indexed Caucus cuts 2465 93 Job losses 2465 Response (Hammond) 93 Unemployed Help Centres Single Parent Job Access Program Continuation 3350 2029 Numbers served 3349 Response (Oleson) 2029 Support 3349 Non-political Statements We lfare Abandonment two-tiered system 2987 Brandon University Bobcats, Canadian Disability pensions recipients 1993 Inter-University Athletic Basketball Championship 320 Westman's Women's Shelter Response (McCrae) 320 Closure 2466 Funding increase 2899 Oral Questions Support 2466 Abused women Reports Ta bled Liens 2897 Employment Services Careerstart Program Manitoba Data Services Antler River Recreation District 1937 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Fedorowich, Stefan 313 Funding 3791 Workplace Innovation Centre Grant cutbacks 296-7 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Homosexuals 3791-2 3909 Policy changes 98 Program neglect 98 Sessional Papers Ta bled Provision cutbacks 98 Manitoba Data Services Springfield-Tache Resource Centre Annual Report for year 3123 ended March 31, 1986 Teen-Aid funding review 3917-8 313 Deficit reduction commitment 1833 Workplace Innovation Centre Employment Annual Report for year Manitoba Yo uth Centres 3418 ended March 31, 1987 Ta rget groups 3909 Opportunities 317 Throne Speech University students Debate 211-5 Westfair, Canada Post 3418 Universities Funding FILMON, Gary (PC, Tu xedo) Cutbacks 296 (Leader of the Opposition) Increases expectations 296 Opportunities neglected 296-7 Bills Monies available 296 No. 3-2r 276 Federal Sales Tax Credit No. 14 - 2r 3356-8 Social assistance recipients 132 No. 17 - 2r 1897-9 Job Training for To morrow No. 28 - 2r 3749-51 Employment opportunities No. 32 - 2r 2194, 2488-90

144 INDEX BY MEMBER

No. 47 - 2r 3669-73; Constitutional Accord Report Stage 3961-2; (Pawley) 1460-3; 2727-8 3r 3999-4000 Response No. 57 - C/W 3930-2, 3934-6 (Carstairs) 2729-30 No. 58 - 2r 3821 (Desjardins) 1462; No. 61 - 2r 3265-71 1463-4, 2728-9 No. 66 - 2r 3812-4, 3815 Results No. 68 - 2r 3779-86; 3r 4004 (Pawley) 1565-6 Response 1566-7 No. 71 - 2r 4007-12 Upcoming Meeting notes Budget debate (Pawley) 3432-4 359-64, 506; Arndt. 365 Response 3434 C-22 The Patent Act IBNR establishment overview (Bucklaschuk) 549-50 Proposed Motion Response 550- 1 Debate 1480-5 Manitoba Day Condolence Motions (Wasylycia-Leis) 1931 Clark, Walter Ernest 2091-2 Response 1932 Copp, Stanley 2093-4 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Dawson, Earl Phillip 2094-5 (MPIC) Doern, Russell John 1844-5 Reinsurance issue Evans, Edward Gurney 1841 (Bucklaschuk) 408 Thompson, John William McLeod, Q.C. Response 408-9 2096-7 Native Self-Government rights (Pawley) 548-9 Documents Ta bled Response 549 Legislative Counsel Natural Gas Policy Legal Opinion Bill No. 28 Premier Statement 3750-1 (Pawley) 2891-3 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Response 2893-4 (MPIC) Statement (Bucklaschuk) 463 Western Premiers Conference Response 463 Humboldt, Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Board (Pawley) 2492-3 Correspondence Edward Latta Response 2493 Claim # 7905 5763 3698 Non-Political Statements Hansen, Rick homecoming Environment, Workplace Safety 2296 and Health Response (Pawley) 2296-7 Environmental Management To mato Plant Growing Contest Environmental Control Services Challenge and Presentation 2581-5 (Kovnats) 2242 Executive Council Response 2242 Opening Remarks (Desjardins) 2242 Response 3634-5 (Phillips) 2242 General Administration YM-YWCA Women of the Ye ar Awards Management and Administration (Pawley) 1722 3635-45 Response 1722 Government Services Oral Questions Workers Compensation Board Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome 3137-40, 3217-22, 3447, 3449-60, (AIDS) 3481-7, 3525-36 Education House Business Funding 188 Method 187-8 Capital Bill Policies 188 Committee stage response to Guidelines RCMP report into MTX Carriers 187 3918 School facilities 187-8 Ministerial Statements Wo rking patient 187 First Ministers Meeting Reporting legal requirement 186-7 Canada/U.S. Free Trade Negotiations Agriculture (Pawley) 3704-5 Financial support Response 3705 Commitment 163

145 INDEX BY MEMBER

Programs 128-9, 164 Gunn, N.D. Request Ministerial Statement 164 Loan 1454-5, 1489-90 Loan guarantees and interest Residency Norway House 1455 Rate reduction 129-30 Ta bling report CEDF loan 1489 Program responsibilities 130-1 Winnipeg loans policy 1454-5 Amalgamation Commission Ye llow Thunder Holdings Reorganization proposal 3195 Business address requirements 1490 Archives Loan approval 1490 Microfiche records 555 Registration 1490 MPIC Shredding authority 554 Consolidated Professor Mines Bilingual directory Environmental impact study 2103 French language services 235 Winnipeg water contamination 2102-3 Bill No. 28 Constitution - Meech Lake Enforceable 3733 Quebec veto Ta bling opinions 3733 Government position 313 Bill No. 47 Language and culture 313 Additional amendments 2562 Position paper 313 Caucus free vote Premier personal decision 313 2561, 3731-2, 3790, 3876 Cormack-Dewar Report Employee benefits 2562 See WCB Exempted groups 2562 Crown Corporations Request withdrawal 3875 Act 34 12 Budget, Provincial Agencies Chartered Accountants Tax ation Rate increases 3840 CommiHee Financial statements 34 12 Budget opinion 376 Investments Cost of Living Tax Credit Authority 2084-5 Income levels burdened 375 Responsibility 2085 Personal income tax 375 Role 2085 Taxation year affected 375 MPIC policy 34 10 Counteraction planning 1832-3 Defamation suit Premier Deficit reduction 1833 Russel, Grant 3876 Hydro rate increases 376 Supreme Court appeal 3876 Increased taxation 1932 Deficit reduction commitment 1833 Projection analysis 618 Dillen, Ken CEDF loan 3839 Proposed tax increases 618 Farm land Ta xation fair system 376 Education tax removal 10, 130 Business closures Farmers Intimidation 1933-4, 1990-1 Interest rate reduction 130 Business Transfer Ta x Final offer selection Federal imposition 618 Adverse climate 3119 Campbell, Jennifer Bargaining process 3196 See Labour Interference 3196 Canada Packers Labour Management Review Committee Employment 889 Legislative approval 3196 Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd. Labour Relations climate 3119 (CCIL) Legislation 3120- 1 Dutch ownership 2031 Minister withdraw 3196 Loan Position change 2787 Amount 2184 Withdraw legislation 3196 Conversion 2184 Workers vote 2786 Write-off amount 2185 First Ministers Conference CF-18 party stand 314 Constitution 868-9 Child and Family Services Freedom of Information Children's Aid Society Act proclamation 3375 Child abuse Legislation 779 Policy reassessment 2541 Gunn, N.D. Closure 2541 CEDF loan approval 1489-90 Deaths since dissolution 2541-2 Norway House residency 1455 Communities Economic Development Fund Tabling consultant report 1489 (CEDF) French Language Services Business address requirements 1490 Bilingual Directory Dillen, Ken loan 3839 Demand 235

146 INDEX BY MEMBER

Filling need 235 Labour Relations Act review 1989 Usage 235 Final Offer Selection Hospitals Adverse climate 3119 Bed closures 1115-6 Bargaining process interference Policy 1116 3196 Deficit Labour Management Review Control 1116 Committee 3196 Reduction 59-60 Labour Relations climate 3119 Health Sciences Centre Legislation 3120- 1 Acute bed closures 58 Minister withdraw 3196 Government supported 59-60 Opposition MONA 3119 Increasing costs 59 Order Paper withdrawal 3120 St. Boniface General Policy 2785-7 Eye Care Position change 2787 Surgery facilities 3697 Withdraw legislation 3120, 3196 Waiting list 3697 Workers vote 2786 Ward B closure 3697 Relations Act User fees 59 Industrial Relations Committee Insurance rates Cabinet set 3840 1854 Inter-City Gas Review 1989 Consumer savings 3910 Penalty 1989-90 Public opinion poll 3661-2, 3788-9 Protection 1990 Quote Winnipeg Free Press 3666 Manitoba Labour Law Ta keover Charter of Rights compliance 1854 Cancellation 3789-90 Union legislation abuse 1854 Cost 3666 Manitoba Labour Relations Act Investment attractions 1932-3 Freedom of speech 2290 King Commission Report Industrial Relations Committee 2290 See Workers Compensation Manitoba Properties Inc. 1723-4 Labour - See Manitoba Labour Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Lotteries (MPIC) Convention Centre Casinos Accounting opinion 3374-5 Economic study patrons 267 Annual Report signature 465 Patrons statistics 267 Archives Program cancellation 266 Document authorization 554 Request public hearings 266 Microfiche availability 555 Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Auditor Economic studies 267 Document request 3341 Manitoba Developmental Corporation Report (MDC) Availability 581 Injury reporting 1229 Te rms 3341 Medication dispensing 1228-9 Reprimands annual financial Ombudsman's Report Statements 3257 Action plan 1229-30 Responsibility 3341 Ta bling 729-30, 778 Autobody shops Manitoba Health Services Commission Extra billing 1275-6 (MHSC) and Dept. of Health Auto Insurance Deeter Report 3195 Financial status 3839 Reorganization cost 3195-6 Information availability 443 Manitoba Hydro Provincial Auditor's Report 58 1 Agreements (1986) Throne Speech 9 Crown Corporation Act losses 34 12 Budget increase rates 376 Documents shredded list Commitments 9 Availability 58 1 Spending authority 2084-5 Expiry date limit 581 Manitoba Labour Board Publicized media 581 Campbell, Jennifer Financial Freedom of speech 1990 Five-year plan 3263-4 Industrial Relations Committee Statement 3373 1854 Foreign auto parts 3732 Legislation IBNR reinsurance losses 3373 Review 1854-5, 1932 Internal Penalty 1989-90 Audits 467 Protection 1990 Review 442

147 INDEX BY MEMBER

Jha, Bidhu Veracity statement 3259 Position removal 443 Removal Losses Chairman 240 1 Amount 314 Minister 442-3, 3258-60 Authority loss 3258 Review Awareness 513, 3308-9, 3373 Authority position 3258 Awareness of reinsurance 464-5 Aw areness 868 Inquiry into reinsurance 410-11 Report contents 314 To uche Ross 810, 868 Reporting recommendation 3374 Task Force Report Statement omission 3310-1 Phase II 1776 Media Manitoba Properties Inc. 1723-4 Information 555 Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Restrictions 555 Jha, Bidhu Public Utilities and Appointment criteria 95 Natural Resources Committee Business Access staff 33 11 Perceptions 96 Board submissions 514, 553-4, 581 Relationships 94 Ta bling recommendations 3374-5 Conflict of interest 94 Transcript availability 3767 Declarations 93-5 Policy Negotiations 888-9 Committee appearances 3410 Political preference survey 2495-6 Crown corporations 3410-1 Resignations expected 96 Public inquiry 442-3 Rate increases approved 3840 MTX Reinsurance Branch Loss 2234-5 Actions condoned 3259 RCMP investigation 3603 Availability of information 443 Ta bling RCMP Report 3603, 3767, 3876 Date Minister informed 410 Manufacturing sector 2289-91 Exposure risk 466 Mason Report availability 2807 House report 513 McKenzie Seeds 1455-6 Inquiry 410-2 Meech Lake Accord Internal review 442 Aboriginal self-government 2731 Ta bling study request 466-7 Reinsurance losses Caveat 2099 Amount 314, 464-7, 33 10, 3341-3 Constitutional items 23 14 Auditor responsibilities 465 Debate postponement 2730 Information First Ministers Conference 868-9 Consolidated 465 Hearings 1567 Cover-up 411 Legal wording 2494 Details 442 Native self-government Inquiry requested 410, 412 Signature withheld 2494-5 Internal review Position paper 1193, 1400 Leadership 442, 464 Provincial powers 2495 Opposition request minutes 443-4 Quebec veto 313-4 Laufer, Carl terminated 467 Section 41 Minister Retention 1193 Awareness 314, 410, 464 Loss control 466-7 Veto power 1193 Reporting 464 Status Yukon and NWT 2731 Request resignation Ta bling 412, 442-3, 3260 Amendment 2560- 1, 2730-1 Premier awareness 513 Legal documents 2099 Review Minister removal criteria 1400 Committee MONA final offer selection 3119 Board submissions 514, 553 Motive fuel tax Harapiak, Leonard appearance 464 Savings removed 3910 IBNR losses 553-4 NDP members Information availability 443 Premier attending 465 Demonstration participation 3440 Reference terms 442, 464 Natural Gas distribution Report availability 513, 58 1 Business plan 2942-3 Statement condoned 3260 Crown Investments role 2943 Tabling Annual Report 314 Public inquiry 2894-5

148 INDEX BY MEMBER

Planning and Priorities Increase justified 779-80, 2976 Committee of Cabinet Reduction plan tabling 3236 Estimates 2662 Timetable change 30 13 Layoffs 2663 Underestimated 2895-6 Salaries and budget 2657 Disability Staff hired 2657 Awards 3513-4 Rural Road Development Fund 10 Long-term report 35 13-4 Sugar beet industry Implementation cost 2976 Assistance 1115 New workers 2977 Federal/provincial agreement 1776 Public awareness 2807 Jobs Ta bling 2032, 2787, 2806 Preservation 976, 1059 Increase Search 889 Break-even point 30 13 Kleysen Transport Ltd. 1023-4 Information Layoffs 975 Accuracy 1295 Priority 1026 Media aide providing 1295 Revenue loss 1275 Provision 1295 Tripartite agreement Interference cease 3236-7 975-6, 1024-5, 1059-60, King Commission Report 1115, 1274-5 Availability 1567-8, 2032 Commissioners removals 2806-7 Translation costs Cormack-Dewar Report Federal contribution 236 Criticisms 1568 Vicon corporate income tax 2032 Legislative Review Commission Welcome Home Program Monitor 1229 Report 2459 Western Premiers Conference News conferences 2806 Position paper 2314 Receipts 1568 Winnipeg City Water Supply Revenue cost 2807, 2976-7, 3012 Quality protection 1547 Review Committee 1294 Proposed land exchange 2186 Ta bling 2807, 3513 Provincial role 1546 Liability Shoal Lake Indian Band Other initiatives 2977 Negotiations 1546 Unfunded 640 Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Long-term claim review 780-1 Accumulated deficit 639 Lump sum payments 3514-5 Act Mason Report availability 2807 Amendments study 2787 Mercier, William Actuaries Report Rewriting 2787 Ta bling 3236 Administration Pensions indexed 2895-6 Costs 640 Policy/administration change 640 Policy changes 640 Political interference 3236-7 Assessment Rate projection 640 Business opportunities 3515 Recommendations Increases 3013 Additional revenues 2977 Aw ards Implementation cost 2976, 3012 Business starts 3513-5 Recruiting doctors 1294 Disability 3513-4 Rehabilitation Lump sum 3514 Costs usage 2896 Board Initiatives 2977 Commissioners meeting 3237 Payments 2896 Long-term claims review 780-1 Percentage overturned 2807 Claims Removal of Chairman 2400 Decisions overturned 2807 Report 1568 Existing reserve 2897 Review Long-term review 1294 Committee report 1294 Percentage 2807 Long-term claims 1294 Rehabilitation payments 2896 Study Reserve 2896 Completion date 2459 Cormack-Dewar Report Purpose 2459 Ta bling 1568, 2807, 3513 Release authority 2459-60 Costs Ta bling 2032, 2787, 2806-7, Existing reserve 2896 2976, 3012 Unwarranted estimate 3514 Timetable Deficit Changes 30 13

149 INDEX BY MEMBER

Existing claims reserve 2896 Privileges and Elections misled the Underestimated deficit 2895 Legislative Assembly (Filmon) 413; Wiebe Report Cowan 413; Allegations investigation 3698 taken under advisement 413; Points of Order ruled out of order 463 P/0 by Ashton imputation of Throne Speech motives 3441; Filmon 3441; Debate 39-51; ruled in order 3441; Amdt. 52; Division 231 remarks withdrawn (Filmon) 3441 P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary language "misleading the public" FINDLAY, Glen M. (PC, Virden) (Filmon) 411; Cowan 411-2; Agriculture Filmon 411-2; Mercier 411; Reply to Opening Remarks 668-71 ruled in order 411-2 Administration and Finance P/0 by Cowan language imputing motives Executive Support (Filmon) 551; Bucklaschuk 551; Policy Studies Cowan 551; Filmon 55 1; 672, 674, 675, 710-2, 727, 728, ruled in order 551; 756-63, 768, 842-4, 848-53 withdrawal requested 55 1; Minister's Salary 1395-6 withdrawn (Filmon) 552 Agricultural Development and Marketing P/0 by Cowan challenge to the Chair Administration repetitive question 1025; 1259, 1320, 1326-30, 1332-3 Filmon 1025; Animal Industry Branch 1260 ruled out of order 1025-6 Soils and Crops 1265-8 P/0 by Cowan procedure on questions Veterinary Services 1262-5 on matters listed on Order Paper Farm and Rural Development 2562; Filmon 2562; Administration 1370, 1374 ruled out of order 2562 Federal-Provincial Agreement P/0 by Mercier "he's not telling Agri-Food Agreement 1385-6 the truth" (Filmon) 60; Income Insurance Fund Desjardins 60; Beef Stabilization Plan 1386-9 request withdrawal 60; withdrawn (Filmon) 60 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Corporation P/0 by Pawley use of unparliamentary 1140-9, 1180-81, 1183, language "MPIC Minister lied" (Filmon) 3264; 1186-9 1. 1255-6 ruled in order 3264; Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation retraction requested 3264; 853-9, 917. 952, 953, 957-9, 964, withdrawn (Filmon) 3264 968-74, 1003-10, 1098, 1102-5, P/0 by Penner bill ordered for debate 1109- 12 cannot be queried in Question Policy and Economics Period 2785; Filmon 2786; Economics Branch 1375-6 Mercier 2785-6; Penner 2785-6 Family Farm Protection Act 1382-5 ruled out of order 2786 Manitoba Farm Lands Ownership Board P/0 that a question is repetitious 1382 (Filmon) 1025; Cowan 1025; Manitoba Natural Products Marketing Filmon 1025; Johnston 1025; Council 1376-8, 1381-2 ruled out of order 1025-6 Special Farm School Tax Assistance Program 1393-4 Private Members' Business Bills Bills No. 17 - 2r 1897-9 No. 8 - 3r 879-80 Privilege, Matter of No. 9-CIW 63 1-2 No. 14 - 2r 3351-2 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation (MPIC) IBNR loss provisions report No. 15 - 2r 2474, 2553-6 (Filmon) 3434-6; Storie 3435-6; No. 26 - 2r 3646-7 taken under advisement 3436; No. 41 - 2r 3367-8 ruled out of order 3601-2; No. 47 - 2r 3723-5; challenged (Mercier) 3602; Report Stage 3978-9 sustained 3602 No. 57 - C/W 3928, 3940 Minister of Manitoba Public Insurance No. 65 - 2r 3802-5 Corporation referred Committee of No. 68 - 2r 3852

150 INDEX BY MEMBER

Budget debate Environment 490-6 Impacts 3737 Legislation deferral 3737 Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote Family Farm Agri-Food Agreement 3623 Net income drop 10 Energy and Mines Remedial Action vacant lands 10 Request Agriculture Estimates 11 Energy Family Farm Protection Act Policy Planning and Project Mediation Board Development 2768 Cases 2948 Environment, Workplace Safety Guidelines 2948 and Health Utilization 2948 Environmental Management Farm closures 642 Environmental Control Services Farmers 2513-6, 2578-81 Federal assistance 2788 Farming operations Grievance, Matter of Licences 3737 Agriculture policies 897-903 Farm land Response challenge Roch naming Dual operation 357 specific instances "sexist" and GSE and special levy 356 "racist" behaviour (H. Smith) 3394 Operating credit and loans 298 Farm School Tax Assistance Program Highways and Transportation Federal assistance 2788 Planning and Design and Land Surveys Fuel prices 813-4 Planning and Design 1585-6, 1590 Hobby farmers qualify 2982 Ministerial Statements Interest rates illegal charged 3795 Length 2981 Canadian Wheat Board Mediation board aid 3772 Price decline (Uruski) 1113-4 Rebate match Ontario 2237 Response 1114 Subsidies 2788 Habitat Enhancement Land-Use Program Farm Start Announcement Applications approved MACC (L. Harapiak) 3730 2736, 3771 Response 3730 Finished animals 2736 Oral Questions Farm land Dual operation 357 Agriculture Education tax Crisis situation 10-11 GSE and Special Levy Deficiency (1987) payment Reduction qualifications 357 Federal/provincial sharing 2565 Initiated action 298 Manitoba participation 2565 Relief 298, 356-7 Payment method 2565 Ta x forgiveness 357 Bean growers Hog tripartite agreement 1060-1 Meeting 3606 Interest Rate Reduction Program Support 3607 Calculation and fee charged 1991 Tripartite agreement 3606-7 Fee Budget Income tax deductible 1991 Farmers total tax dollars 469 MACC assessment 2237-8 Seeding effect 469 Interest rates illegal 643, 3795 Crop seeding credit 1573 Keystone Agricultural Producers Daly Oilfield No. 3, west of Virden Legislation introduction 620 Drilling policy accident 318 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Saltwater spillage Corporation (MACC) Agricultural land effect 318 Assessment 2237-8 We ll-drilling 318 Collection loans 132 Deficiency payments 557 Deficiency payments (1986) Interest Subsidy 2788 Forgiveness 468 Drainage projects 3444 Illegal rates 643 Drought contingency plans 1992 Rate reduction Education Tax Assistance Program 131-2, 1991, 2237-8, 3377 Ceiling rebate 1299 Manitoba Agriculture Producers Farms 357 Organization Funding Act 1938 Length 1299 Manitoba Beef Commission Policy 468 Auction marts 2499 Relief criteria 356-7, 468, 1299 Contract 189

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Marketing regulation changes 2735-6 Throne Speech Producers robbery prevention 2499 Debate 146-52 Manitoba Beef Plan Urgent Public Importance, Matter of Auction sale 2499-2500 Call Agricultural Committee Contract conditions 188 Financial crisis farmers Feeder cattle subsidy 188 Cowan 17; Findlay 16-7; Producer-elected marketing board 189 ruled out of order 18; Federal Debt Review Board challenged (Mercier) 18; Appearances 557 sustained 18 Settlement instructions 557 Manitoba Sugar beet industry Interest Tr ipartite agreement Forgiveness 468 Cowan 896; Findlay 895-6; Rate reduction 131 ruled out of order 896-7· Ta bling information request 468 challenged (Johnston) 897; Loans Cowan 897; Collected 132 sustained 897 Conditions 557 Time limit 132 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation HAMMOND, Gerrie (PC, Kirkfield Park) All-risk contracts cancellations Bills 2661 No. 3 - 2r 788-92, 1560-1 Deadline extension 2661 No. 8-2r 336 Manitoba School Tax Assistance Program No. 9 - C/W 630-1 Administration 2102 No. 14 - 2r 3563-4 Details 2102 No. 16 - 2r 1160- 1 Manitoba Sugar Beet Growers No. 26 - 2r 3425-8 Industry collapse 298 No. 31 - 2r 2721 Job loss 299 Tr ipartite No. 43 - 2r 3025-6 Agreement No. 44 - 2r 2962 Decision reconsidered 619 No. 61 - 2r 3324-5 Discussion planning 619 No. 68 - 2r 3862-4 Non-signature consequences 619 Budget debate Program guidelines 298 Arndt. 474-6 Mediation Board 2948 Milk quota policy 3771 Business Development and To urism Minister of Agriculture Tourism Resignation requested 89 1 Travel Manitoba 2915-7 Natural Resources C-22 The Patent Act Drainage projects 3444 Proposed Motion Operating Loan Guarantee Program Debate 1291-3 1573-4 Community Services School Tax Assistance Program Administration 2102 Administration and Finance Human Resources Services 1919-20 Details 2102 Child and Family Services Sugar beet industry Child Day Care 2216-25, 2266-8 Grant or bipartite agreement 1195 Family Dispute Services 2268-75 Inadequate support 890 Meeting Wheat Board 1061 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Negotiation stabilization agreement Communications Services 1194 Queen's Printer 2536 Te lex reply C. Mayer 1061 Status of Women 2595-2601 Tr ipartite agreement 619, 1195 Water regime definition 3444-5 Education Opening Remarks Well-drilling Response 1674-5 Saltwater spillage 318 Bureau de !'Education Franc;;aise Western grain farmers Curriculum Development and Subsidies 2788 Implementation 2052-6 Private Members' Business Division Administration 2052 Resolutions Educational Support Services 2052 No. 3 - Farm Parity Pricing Expenditures Related to Capital 2059 771-3 Post-Secondary. Adult and

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Continuing Education HARAPIAK, Hon. Harry M. (NDP, The Pas) Student Aid 2015-7 (Minister of Government Services) Program Development Support Services Agriculture Child Care and Development 1788-92 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Curriculum Development 1747-55, 1783 966 Division Administration 1747 Bills Manitoba School for the Deaf No. 6 - 1r 58; 2r 284-6, 2472-3; 1785-6, 1802-3 3r 3955; R/A 40 15 Native Development 1747, 1784-5 Budget debate Universities Grants Commission 450-4, 483, 578 2051-2 Documents Ta bled Government Services Government Services Property Management Supplementary Information for Legislative Review Leased Properties 3094-5, 3097 1987-88 Estimates Physical Plant 3090 2493 Ministerial Statements Wo rkers Compensation Board Legislative Review Committee 55-Plus Benefits Indexed Report 2976 (Evans) 93 Supporting actuaries documents Response 93 Executive Director, letter dated International Women's Day February 26, 1987 from William M. (Wasylycia-Leis) 127 Mercer Limited to Ken Kurbis 639 Response 128 Letter dated February 27, 1987 from William M. Mercer Limited Oral Questions to Ken Kurbis 639 Civil Service employees 1197, 1836 Report prepared by William M. Daniels, Morley Kenneth Mercer Limited provision for Sentence appeal 1571 undetermined cost of existing claims 639 Day Care Workers Compensation Board Report Spaces Speaking notes 639 Criteria/priority 2317 Flood Control and Emergency Hospitals Expenditures Admitting privileges 1278 3618-20 Grace General Emergency Government Services Opening Remarks 308 1-2, 3084 Closure contingency plans 3555-6 Administration Hiring basis 3587 Executive Support 3084 West Winnipeg alternate plan 3586 Finance and Budgets 3085 In-vitro fertilization Human Resource Services 3085-6 Costs coverage 1859 Management Support 3084-5 Maternity wards Systems 3086 Admission policy 1278 Emergency Measures Organization 3135 James Jr., John Project Services Appeals 2548 Design 3134 Property Management Tr ial cost 2548 Employee Housing 3098, 3127 Manitoba Health Services Executive Administration 3087-8 IUDs discontinued coverage 2810 Gimli Properties 3101 People in Equal Participation Inc. Leased Properties 309 1-8, 3127-8 Wheelchair service 1572 Physical Plant 3088-90 Pornography Security and Parking 3099-3 100 Support federal legislation 1727 Wo rkshop/Renovations 3090-1 Supply and Services Private Members' Business Executive Administration 3128 Fleet Vehicles 3128 Resolutions Materials Supply 3130 No. 5 - National Non-Profit Child Postal Services 3131-4 Care Program 861-3 Purchasing 3129 No. 10 - Foreign Student Tu ition Te lecommunications 3130-1 Fees 1341-2 Wo rkers Compensation Board

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3135-7, 3140-2, 3144, 3210-22, Removal self-insured status 2945 3447, 3449-60, 3481-95, 3520-34, Claims Decisions overturned 2807 Oral Questions Existing reserve 2897 CAT scans U.S. 2663 Long-term review 1294 City of Winnipeg cost control 2945-6 Percentage 2807 Clearwater Rehabilitation payments 2896 Lake/Lagoon 1231-2 Reserve 2896 Park development plan 1232 Cormack-Dewar Report Cormorant Town Council Criticisms 1568 Power removal 621 Implementation costs 2976 Self-government 621 Receipts 1568 Farm land education tax relief 268 Revenue cost 2807, 2976-7 Greg Mason study tabling 3036 Review Committee 1294 Inter-City Gas Ta bling 1568, 2807, 3035, 3513-4 Purchase promotional material 3842 Correcting mismanagement 1030 Legislative Building Costs PCB check 1937, 2033 Existing reserve 2896 Legislative Review Committee Unwarranted estimate 3514 Disability awards 2944 Deficit Manitoba Disaster Assistance Board Accumulated 35, 622, 639-40, 2944 Grand Rapids storm damage 318 Amount 622, 2944 Lake Winnipeg disqualified 319 Finance Director resignation 35 South Eastern flooding 319 Increase 779-80, 2976 Ta bling reduction plan 3236 Mason Report 2807, 3590 Timetable change 30 13 Mercier, William Actuaries Underestimated 2895-6 Report tabling 3236 Underwriting 3014 People in Equal Participation (PEP) Disability Service request 1572 Aw ards 3513-4 Postal strike 3121-22 Implementation cost 2976 Provincial Budget Long-term report 3513-4 Farm land education tax relief 268 New workers 2977 Recommendations 268 Public awareness 2807 Ste. Rose ring dike Report tabling 2232. 2787, 2806 Inquiry officer 3609 Doctors WASO - WCB coverage mentally Recruitment 1294 handicapped workers 1402 Resignations 319 Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Finance Director resignation 35 Act Increase Breaches amendments 2787 Assessment 1030 Rehabilitation philosophy 2981 Break-even point 30 13 Rewriting 2787 Rates 2944 Training programs 2981 Information Action taken 1030 Accuracy 1295 Administration Government policy 3035 Costs 640 Incorrect 1295 Policy changes 640-1 Media aide providing 1295 Annual Report 319, 622 Provision 1295 Arrojado, Sonny Interference cease 3236-7 Position offered 2898 Internal policies effect 2896 Assessment 1030, 3013 King Commission Awards Commissioner removals 2806-7 Business start 3514 New workers 2977 Disability 3513-4 Recommendations Lump sum 3514 Additional revenues 2977 Board of Commissioners Implementation cost 2976, 30 12 Long-term claims review 781 Scrutiny 3035 Meeting 3237 Report availability 1567-8. 2032 Business loans 3590 Ta bling Chairman position 2898 2032, 2787, 2806-7, 2976. 30 12 City of Winnipeg Legislative Review Commission Claimant loan 3590 Report 2459 Control 2945-6 Liability

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Initiatives 2977 Throne Speech Unfunded 640 Debate 72 Long-term claim review 781 Losses 2896, 2898 HARAPIAK, Hon. Leonard E. Lump sum payment 3514-5 (NDP, Swan River) Mentally handicapped workers (Minister of Natural Resources) Coverage 1402 News conferences 2806 Agriculture Overpayments non-collection 2898 Agricultural Development and Marketing Pensions indexing 2896 Division PolicyI administration change Soils and Crops 1268 640-1, 2897 Bills Political interference 3236-7 No. 22 - 1r 1274; 2r 1467-8, 1739; Public inquiry 3515 3r 3957; R/A 40 15 Rate projection 640, 733 No. 43 - 2r 2989 Rehabilitation No. 47 - Report Stage 3964-5 Costs 2896 No. 57 - C/W 3940 Initiatives 2977 Payments 2896 Budget debate Percentage overturned 2807 475-80 Review Committees Committee Report 1030, 1294 Public Utilities and Long-term claims 1294 Natural Resources Rewriting Act 2981 Second Report 3696 Study Completion date 2459 Crown Investments Purpose 2459 Crown Investment Administration Release authority 2460 Crown Corporation Support 2390-8 Training program 2981 Documents Ta bled Timetable Natural Resources Changes 30 13 Supplemental Information Existing claim reserves 2896 for Legislative Review Underestimating deficit 2895 1987-88 Estimates Unfunded liability 640 777 Wiebe Report investigations 3698 Water Supply Issues Points of Order Supplementary Information P/0 by H. Harapiak use of 1987-88 (Supply) Estimates unparliamentary language "The 1804 Minister is lying now you're Ministerial Statements lying" (Orchard) 3257 Forest Fires in Manitoba taken under advisement 3257; 1775 ruled out of order 3373; Response (Driedger) 1775 withdrawal suggested and Updates apology made (Orchard) 3373 1830-1, 1855, 2029-30 Response (Eons) 1855-6, 2030-1 Reports Tabled Forest Week in Manitoba Government Services 1722-3 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Response (Driedger) 1723 235 Habitat Enhancement Land-Use Program Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba Announcement Annual Report - December 31, 1986 3730 639 Response (Findlay) 3730 Sessional Papers Ta bled Natural Resources Government Services Opening Remarks 1431-3, 1434 Annual Report for year Administration and Finance ended March 31, 1986 Executive Support 1435-52, 1522 235 Expenditures Related To Capital Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba 1814-8, 1827-9 Annual Report for year Fisheries ended December 31, 1986 Commercial Fishing Management 639 1715-2 1, 1756

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Fish Culture 1757-61, 1762 Land lease 98-9 Sport Fishing Management Land purchase 99 1715, 1761-2 Program support 99 Forestry Parks Administration 1702-11 Cost recovery program 2293 Forest Protection 1711-4 Fee increase 2293 Silviculture 1711 Firewood 3702 Lands Long weekend situations 2101 Administration 1695 Payment program questionnaire 3242 Crown Lands Administration 1695-1701 Provincial 2101, 2293-4 Northern Development Agreement Revenue use 2294 Wild Rice 1701-2 Rowdiness control action 2101 Parks School tax rebate 3702 Administration 1598-1607, 1640-62 Subsidization 3242 Regional Services User fees 3242 Administration 1522-45 Provincial campground and lot rates Eastern Region 1545, 1590-2 3172 Northern Development Agreement Riverbank stabilization 1729-30 1592-7 Sandpoint drilling Resource Support Programs Licence 1280 Conservation District Authority Reports 1280 1810, 1811-3 Seeded acreage Habitat Enhancement Fund 1813-4 Manitoba Water Commission 1810-1 Federal payments 3882 Surveys and Mapping 1808-10 Silviculture Program Water Resources 1818-27 Employment project 3769 Wildlife Spruce Woods Park 1860-1 Administration 1762-73, 1804-7 Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd. 1669 Commercial Wildlife Management Wallace Lake cottage owners 1935 1807-8, 1829 Water regime definition 3445 Water Resources Act effect 2407 Oral Questions Water Rights Act Asessippi Park Inspection drainage projects 244 Residence removal 3445 Privilege restrictions 244 Blue Lake and Childs Lake 3445 Water shortage Southern Manitoba Childs Lake and Blue Lake 3445-6 Studies 1279 Delta Beach debris 2103 Water use tax 782-3 Drainage projects minor 3445 Waterfowl season announcement 2403 Elk Ranching Wellman Lake, Blue Lake, Childs Lake Project termination compensation 134 3445 Request correspondence tabling 135 Swan Valley 134 Wildlife feeding stations Unauthorized slaughter 97-8 Falcon Lake dust abatement 3701 Farm land education tax 268 Private Members' Business Feasibility study Resolutions Aspenite plant 1666 No. 3 - Farm Parity Pricing Fish Hatchery 773-5 Gimli closure 3608 Status 3608 Reports Tabled Flood conditions Conservation Districts of Manitoba Red River Valley concerns 583 Annual Report - December 31, 1985 Update requested 583 375 Forest fire Natural Resources Conditions 1404, 1855 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Fire towers unmanned 1934 266 Firetac team reduction 1934 Status of Forestry Ministerial Statement request 1855 Five Ye ar Report - March 31, 1986 Situation investigation 1934 266 Travel restrictions 1404 Ve nture Manitoba To urs Ltd. Wallace Lake cottage owners 1935 Auditor's Report and Gull Harbour Resort promotion 1859 Financial Statements Gypsumville Radar Station March 31, 1986 Interlake Tribal Council 1567

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Sessional Papers Ta bled Recovery 1489 Conservation Districts of Manitoba Safeguarding 1487 Annual Report for year Loan policy 1455 ended December 31, 1985 Requirements business address 1490 375 Cormorant Town Council Natural Resources Flooding damages 37 Annual Report for year Removal of powers 36 ended March 31, 1986 Restoration of powers 37 266 Native self-government Status of Forestry Treaty land entitlement Five year Report for period Te rms of agreement 557 ended March 31, 1986 Dakota-Ojibway Tribal Council Police 266 2791 Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd. Eyler, Phil Auditor's Report and Employment 1231, 1399, 1551 Financial Statements Goertzen, Jeanette March 31, 1986 Remuneration 1399, 1551-2 1567 Government tenders Criteria 2811 Throne Speech Policy 2811 Debate 124-6, 135-8 Gunn, N.D. Urban Affairs Address 1488, 1490 Urban Policy Co-ordination CEDF loan 1397, 1455, 3838 Canada-Manitoba Winnipeg Core Area Government tenders Sherridon Agreement 2693 Criteria phone-in bids 2811 Policy 2811 Residency Hon. Elijah (NDP, Rupertsland) HARPER, Norway House 1455, 1487-8 (Minister of Northern Affairs) Ta bling report CEDF loan 1489 Bills T4's Gunn Construction 1399, 1551 No. 47 - Report Stage 3961 University of Manitoba work 1488 Meech Lake Accord Documents Ta bled Native self-government 2239 Northern Affairs Morrisseau, John resignation 1231 Supplementary Information Native for Legislative Review Assistance Review 2188 1987-88 Estimates Formula holdings 781 Harper 2730 Hunting and fishing laws 872 Manitoba Jobs Fund Land claims 557, 781 Human Resource Development 2928-9 Native Affairs Committee secretary 1729 Natural Resources Sargeant, Te rry Lands Duties 1399, 1551-2 Crown Lands Administration 1697-8 Ye llow Thunder Holdings Northern Affairs Auditor 3838 Opening Remarks 3544-6 CEDF loan 1490, 3838 Administration and Finance Reports Ta bled Executive Support 3549 Channel Area Loggers Ltd Minister's Salary 3632-3 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Research and Planning 3549-50 313 Agreements Management and Coordination Communities Economic Development Fund 3626-8 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Local Government Development 548 3550-1, 3625-6 Moose Lake Loggers Ltd. Native Affairs Secretariat 3629-30 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Oral Questions 313 Northern Affairs Agreement Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Treaty land entitlement 557 1059 Canadian Economic Development Fund (CEDF) Sessional Papers Ta bled Dillen, Ken loan 3839 Channel Area Loggers Ltd. Funds Annual Report for year

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ended March 31, 1986 Executive Support 3109-11, 3144 313 Minister's Salary 3155 Communities Economic Development Fund Program Delivery 3148-55 Annual Report for year Property Management and landlord ended March 31, 1986 and Te nant Affairs 548 landlord and Te nant Affairs Moose Lake loggers ltd. 3111-3, 3144-8 Annual Report for year Property Management 3113-7, 3144-5 ended March 31, 1986 313 Ministerial Statements Northern Affairs American Travellers to Manitoba Annual Report tor year 3837 ended March 31, 1986 Response (Connery) 3837 1059 Oral Questions Bankruptcies number 2734 HEMPHILL, Hon. Maureen (NDP, Logan) Business (Minister of Business Development loan Program and Tourism) Affected 3039 (Minister of Housing) Details tabling 3038-9, 3843-4 Fund time frame 1404 Bills Starts No. 3 - 2r 1201-4 1985-6 increase 2812 No. 29 - 2r 2003-4; 3r 3955; RIA 4015 Province comparisons 3771 No. 47 - Report Stage 3972 Viable private sector 3844 No. 57 - C/W 3941-2 Churchill Housing Authority Accommodations professionals 11 Business Development and Tourism Income complaints 2404 Opening Remarks 2826, 2828 low income housing availability 11 Administration Private sector housing 11-2 Executive Support 2859-62 Rent increases 11 Minister's Salary 3057-8 Te achers Strategic Planning 2862 Eviction 1119 Business Development 2862-73, 2902-3 Options 1120 Manitoba Horse Racing Commission Waiting list 2404 3055-6 Churchill Public Housing Tourism Te achers Canada-Manitoba Tourism Agreement Leases 1119 Destination Manitoba 3049-55 Policy re-evaluation 2404 Travel Manitoba 2903-18 Condominium Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote Act information amendments 3122-3 Corporations legislation 2404-5 Tourism Agreement 1985-1990 3623-4 Daerwood Machine Wo rks Documents Ta bled Funds accountability 100, 134 Landlord and Te nant Review Grant conditions 237 Committee Report Small business incentive payment 1192 100, 134, 135, 1198 Manitoba Business Development landlord and Te nant Review Report and Tourism Advisor duties 2104 Supplementary Information Manitoba Small Business Bonds for Legislative Review Implementation 3769 1987-88 Estimates Payroll tax review 446 2540 Rendez-vous Canada 1726 Manitoba Housing Seniors residence fire Supplementary Information Alarm system and regulations 736 for legislative Review Small Business 1987-88 Estimates Bankruptcies increase 2734 2540 Bonds implementation 3769 Emergency Interest Rate Relief Growth Fund 2703 3621-2 Growth tax 445 Information Centres 3770 Housing Loan Program 445 Opening Remarks 3106-8 Payroll Tax review 446 General Administration Start Program funding 2734

158 INDEX BY MEMBER

Swan River Housing Project No. 1, R/A 8 Concrete steps 2947 No. 2, RlA 638 Contract tendered 2947, 2982 No. 3, RIA 4015 To urism No. 4, RIA 4015 Decline foreign tourists 1547 No. 5, RIA 4015 Effect other departments 3348 No. 6, RIA 40 15 Estimates re-evaluate 1547 No. 7, RIA 30 Media buy and advertising increase No. 8, RlA 887 3348 No. 9, RIA 638 Plans reverse decline 254 7 No. 10, RIA 4015 Vacation Planner brochure 644-5 No. 11, RIA 4015 Treesbank ferry No. 12, RIA 4015 Information incorrect 2790 No. 13, RIA 887 No. 14, RIA 4015 Private Members' Business No. 15, RIA 4015 Resolutions No. 17, RIA 40 15 No. 1 - International Year of No. 18, RIA 4015 Shelter for the Homeless 612-5 No. 19, RIA 4015 Reports Tabled No. 20, RIA 4015 Business Development and Tourism No. 21, RIA 4015 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 No. 22, RIA 4015 Includes Report of the Manitoba No. 23, RIA 4015 Design Institute No. 24, RIA 4015 639 No. 25, RIA 4015 Housing No. 26, RIA 4015 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 No. 27, RIA 40 15 Manitoba Housing and No. 28, RIA 4015 Renewal Corporation No. 29, RIA 40 15 3788 No. 30, RIA 40 15 No. 31, RIA 40 15 Manitoba Horse Racing Commission No. 32, RlA 3600 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 No. 33, RIA 4015 3661 No. 34, RIA 40 15 Rent Regulation Administration Program No. 35, RIA 40 15 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 No. 36, RIA 40 15 293 No. 37, RIA 40 16 Sessional Papers Ta bled No. 38, RIA 4016 Business Development and To urism No. 39, RIA 4016 Annual Report for year No. 40, RIA 4016 ended March 31, 1986 No. 41, RIA 40 16 Includes Report of the Manitoba No. 42, RIA 40 16 Design Institute No. 43, RlA 3027 639 No. 44, RIA 40 16 Housing No. 45, RIA 40 16 Annual Report for year ended No. 46, RIA 40 16 March 31, 1986 No. 47, RIA 40 16 Manitoba Housing and No. 48, RIA 40 16 Renewal Corporation No. 49, RIA 4016 3788 No. 50, RIA 40 16 Manitoba Horse Racing Commission No. 51, RIA 40 16 Annual Report for year No. 52, RIA 40 16 ended March 31, 1987 No. 53, RIA 4016 3661 No. 54, RIA 40 16 Rent Regulation Administration Program No. 55, RIA 4016 Annual Report for year No. 56, RIA 40 16 ended March 31, 1986 No. 57, RIA 4017 293 No. 58, RIA 40 16 No. 59, RIA 40 16 JOHNSON, Hon. Dr. George No. 60, RIA 4016 (Lieutenant-Governor of the No. 61, RIA 4016 Province of Manitoba) No. 62, RIA 40 16 No. 63, RIA 40 16 Royal Assent No. 64, RIA 40 16 Bills No. 65, RIA 40 16

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No. 66, RIA 4016 Crown Investments No. 67, RIA 40 16 Crown Investments Administration No. 68, RIA 40 16 Crown Corporation Support No. 69, RIA 4016 2348-50, 2380 No. 70, RIA 4016 Education No. 71, RIA 40 17 No. 72, RIA 4016 Expenditures Related to Capital 2047 No. 73, RIA 4016 Financial Support Schools General Support Grants 1948-9 Throne Speech Grievance, MaHar of Budget Address and Public Accounts 8 Response challenge Roch naming Challenge of Economic Growth 3 specific instances "sexist" and Challenge of Fiscal Justice 1-2 "racist" behaviour (H. Smith) 3391-2 Challenge of our Environment 7 Challenge of Social Justice 4-5 lndusti'J, Trade and Technology Committed to a Stronger Winnipeg 8 Opening Remarks Cooperative Strength 4 Response 2112-4 Federal/Provincial Relations 2 Administration and Finance Justice for Manitobans 5 Communications 2122 Justice in the Workplace 6-7 Executive Support 2115-7, 2119-20 Minister's Salary 2169 Maintaining Economic Security 6 Strategic Planning 2120-2 Maintaining High Quality Education 5-6 Industry and Trade Division Manitoba Communities 3-4 Health Industry Development Need for Reform 2 Initiatives 2163-5 Resources Benefiting Manitobans 4 Industry 2122-5, 2147, 2151-4, 2158 Rural Manitoba 3 Trade 2158-61 Supporting Manitoba Families 6 Tec hnology Division Year of Shelter for the Homeless 6 Grant Assistance Manitoba Research Council 2168-9 JOHNSTON, J. Frank Information Tec hnology 2167 (PC, Sturgeon Creek) Te chnology 2165-6 Agriculture Oral Questions Administration and Finance Canadian General Electric (CGE) Executive Support Contract negotiations 3171 Policy Studies 685-6, 724-5 Industrial benefits package 3170 Carman Agri Services Bills Relief request 135 No. 3-2r 790 CAT Scans Victoria No. 7 - 2r 28-9 Partial payment 30 17 No. 9-2r 598-601; CIW 628-9 Flyer Industries No. 25 - 2r 3885 Insurance bond guarantees 1780-1 No. 32 - 2r 2490 High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) No. 43 - 2r 3020-5 Research Centre No. 47 - 2r 3686-8, 3718; Micro-Electronic Centre project 3171 Report Stage 3962-3 Project 3171 No. 61 - 2r 3293-6 NRC Building No. 68 - 2r 3866-70 Industry Technology Centre 2465 Seagrams Distillery Gimli 734 Budget debate 381-6, 570 Points of Order PIO that a question is repetitious Business Development and To urism (Filmon) 1025; Cowan 1025; Business Development Filmon 1025; Johnston 1025; Small Business and Regional ruled out of order 1025-6 Development Winnipeg Business Development Private Members' Business Centre 2866-7 Resolutions

No. 2 - Free Trade 3403 C-22 The Patent A.ct Proposed motion Throne Speech Debate 308, 1483 Debate 41, 118, 124, 142, 155

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Urgent Public Importance, Matter of Condolence, Motion of Manitoba Sugar beet industry Doern, Russell John 1843-4 Tripartite agreement Documents Ta bled Cowan 896; Findlay 895-6; Civil Service ruled out of order 896-7; Supplementary Information challenged (Johnston) 897; for Legislative Review Cowan 897; 1987-88 Estimates sustained 897 2184 Finance KOSTYRA, Eugene (NDP, Seven Oaks) Supplementary Information (Minister responsible for Civil Service) for Legislative Review (Minister of Finance) 1987-88 Estimates 2184 Agriculture Supplementary Information Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation for Legislative Review 924-5 1987-88 Revenue Estimates Bills 3696 No. 9 - Notice of Motion Rpt. Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation (Committee of Ways and Means) 590-1; (MPIC) Special Audit Report 1r 591; 2r 591, 608; C/W 608-9, 637; Reinsurance Operations 3r 638; R/A 638 Kostyra 3235 No. 31 - 2r 2721 Personal Ta xes 1987 Interprovincial Comparison No. 43 - 1r 2725-6, 2991, 3026; 577 C/W 3026-7; 3r 3027; RIA 3027 No. 46 - 1r 2494 Provincial Tax Comparison Document 3788 No. 47 - Report Stage 3963 No. 51 - 1r 2560; 2r 3028, 3430; Energy and Mines C/W 3920-1; 3r 4003; RIA 4016 Energy No. 52 - 2r 2720; C/W 3921-3; Policy Planning and Project 3r 4003; R/A 4016 Development 2767 No. 53 - 2r 2720-1; C/W 3924-5; Finance 3r 4003; R/A 40 16 Opening Remarks 3155-8 No. 57 - 1r 3777; 2r 3777; Administration and Finance C/W 3778, 3925, 3933, 3941-2, Executive Support 3945-6; 3r 4003; R/A 4017 3222-5, 3227-32, 3460-2 No. 71 - 1r 4007; 2r 4007; C/W 4014; Financial and Administrative 3r 4014; R/A 40 17 Services 3463-5 Budget Human Resource Management 3465 Address 341-50 Minister's Salary 3510-1 Debate 546, 568, 571-9 Administrative Policy/Insurance and Risk Management 3506-7 C-22The Patent Act Comptroller's Division Proposed Motion Comptroller's Office 3499-3500 Debate 1049 Taxation Division Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote Administration 3500-3 3622 Corporation Capital Tax/Health and Economic Development Planning Post-Secondary Education Levy Agreement 3624 Branch 3504 Northern Development Agreement 3624 Federal-Provincial Relations and Research Division Civil Service Economic and Federal-Provincial Opening Remarks 2931-3 Research Branch 3505-6 Administration and Finance 3537-42 Mining and Use Ta xes Branch 3504 Civil Service Benefits Plan 3543 Retail Sales Tax Branch 3503-4 Levy for Health and Post-Secondary Treasury Board Secretariat Education 3543 Office of the Secretary 3507-8 Committee of Supply Treasury Division 3465-72, 3495-9 Capital Supply Hansard Correction Bill No. 57 3776 895

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Legislation Delayed tax reform measures 13 Elections Manitoba 3617 Deputy Attorney-General Oral Questions Salary 1781, 2104 Economic Advertising industry 1936 Climate 1835 Affirmative Action Target Groups 2563 Forecast Royal Bank 1492 Border town merchants Estimates revenue breakdown 585 Saskatchewan exemption 3882 Executive support Budget Salaries increase 516-7 Accounting practices 584-5 Farm land sale tax 2548-9 Accurate forecast 354 Farmers assistance 1835-6 Administrative costs 468, 516 Federal Balanced (1991) 519, 618-9, 872 Budget Burden individuals 467-8 Manitoba Budget impact 13 Creative accounting 354 Tax reform 3443-4 Credit rating 353-4 Flat tax Crown corporation losses 379 Amount decrease 3558 Deeter Report sales tax 416-7 Calls protesting 3664 Deductions handicapped 418 Civil servants pay 3558 Deficit Decrease 3558 Discrepancies control 556 Employers instructions 3664 Reduction 1833 Increase 1663-4 Increased taxation 14, 470 Migration effect 2735 Job loss 359 Net income Lower and middle income families 519 Calls 3589 Multi-year Charitable donations 1725 Interest costs 1936 Flat tax 2464, 2707 4-5 Projection 183 Premature deduction 3664 Pension income deductions 418 Foreign 355 Per capita debt Borrowing contingency plans 1297 Request new Budget 1834 Exchange losses 1296-7 Statutory debt Home Care overexpenditure 1028 Payments reduction 556 Homosexual community 2563 Tax Insurance coverage MLA/Provincial Assurance 3444 Employees 783-4, 980-1 Exemptions border towns 416 Inter-City Gas loan authority 3312 Personal income 375-6, 378, 381 Investment Savings Certificate Year loss 417-8 Program 2736, 3169-70 UIC overpayments 418 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Business Corporation (MACC) Loss migration 1936 Interest Rate Buy-Down Program Tax increases 2464, 3200 Economic forecasts 1199 MGEA contract 1400-1, 3589 Transfer Ta x opposition 618 Manitoba Investment Savings Canadian Cooperative Implements Ltd. Certificates (CCIL) Future sales 3701 Write-off loans 2184 Program 2736, 3169-70 Civil Service Progress 3169-70 Employees 1197, 1836 Provincial comparisons 3772 Estimates reflection 1028 Sales General salary increase 1028-9 Goals 3772 Competition Assistance Grants Program To tal 3700-1 2403-4 Statistics 3701 Conference Board of Canada Manitoba Properties Inc. 1723-4 1834, 2186-7, 2292-3 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Corporate income tax 3841 (MPIC) Day care centres Accounting Discrepancy control 556 Analysis 3376 Payroll tax 3239 Opinion 3374-5 Deficit Annual Report tabling 2899-900 Reduction commitment 1833 IBNR reinsurance losses 3374 Responsibility 3840 Minister of Finance 3375-6 Status 3840 Provincial Auditor Report

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Availability 581-2 March 31, 1986 Ta bling opinion 3375 3837 PUNA recommendations 3374-5 Civil Service Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) 3168 Annual Report - March 27, 1987 Mass moves professional/business 2701 3558-9 Civil Service Superannuation Board Middle income definition 518-9 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 NRC building 3766, 40 17 Industry Technology Centre 2465 Financial Administration Act Net income flat tax 2464, 2707 Return under Section 54.4 (3) Northern Tax Allowance Supplementary Loan and Thompson/Wabowden 520 Guarantee Authority Pay Equity 981 March 31, 1987 Payroll tax removal non-profit 3432 Organizations 447-8 Legislative Assembly Act Premier Return under Section 66 Defamation suit 783 Amount paid to Members Program confidence province 1835 March 31, 1987 Removal retail tax insulation 1569 3432 Royal Bank Manitoba Financial Report Economic forecast 1492 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Rural closures 1199 1832 Salary Manitoba Preliminary Financial Report Deputy Attorney-General 2104 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Health Estimates 981 3788 Sales tax Manitoba Properties Inc. National sales tax 1777 Annual Report - January 31, 1987 Penalty levied 2702 3696 Take-out food 735 Provincial Auditor's Report Waiving penalty 2702 March 31, 1986 Statutory debt payments 556 235 Statute Law Amendment (Taxation) Act Public Accounts, Volume I and II (1987) 1664-5 March 31, 1986 Sugar beet industry 1026 235 Tax measures and increases 1568-9 Public Officers Act Federal Return under Section 20 Reform 3263 March, 1987 Reduction offset 3444 235 Revenue 1778 Public Service Group Insurance Fund Increased sales tax 1665-6 Actuarial Report - December 31, 1985 Net income 1725, 3589 1023 Taxation Bill (1987) 1492-3, 3262 Public Trustee of Manitoba Taxes Auditor's Report and Financial Consumption income 1777 Statement - March 31, 1986 Increase 3444 235 Charities, Union, Professional Fees Quarterly Financial Report 1725 Nine months (April-December, 1986) Flat migration effect 2735 350 Law regarding 1664 Sessional Papers Ta bled Net income flat 2464, 2707 Noncompliance 1664 Boards, Commissions and Government Northern allowance 520 Agencies of the Province of Manitoba Pay charge 1664 Financial Statements for year Payroll sales 1663-4 ended March 31, 1986 Penalties 2702 3837 Sales 1777 Capital Supply Unfavourable business climate 1935-6 Administrator message 350 Yo uth employment 1936 Civil Service Superannuation Board Reports Ta bled Annual Report for year Boards, Commissions and Government ended December 31, 1986 Agencies of the Province of Manitoba 3766 Financial Statements Estimates for Services of Province

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for year ended March 31, 1988 No. 9 - 2r 591-3 350 No. 13 - 3r 885-6 Estimates for Services of Province No. 17 - 2r 1894-5 Capital Expenditures for year No. 26 - 2r 3175-7 ended March 31, 1988 No. 28 - 2r 3748-9 350 No. 44 - 2r 2553 Financial Administration Act No. 47 - Report Stage 3971 Return under Section 54.4 (3) No. 68 - 2r 3900-2 for year ended March 31, 1987 3432 Budget debate Legislative Assembly Act 564-8 Return under Section 66 Condolence, Motion of for year ended March 31, 1987 3432 Shafransky, Harry 1851-2 Manitoba Civil Service Commission Cooperative Development Annual Report for year Financial and Administrative ended March 27, 1987 Services 3064-7 2701 Manitoba Financial Report Environment, Workplace Safety Annual Report for year and Health ended March 31, 1986 Opening Remarks 1832 Response 2505-9, 2511 Manitoba Preliminary Financial Report Administration and Finance Annual Report for year Community Relations 2512-3 ended March 31, 1987 Executive Support 251 1-2 3788 Financial and Administrative Manitoba Properties Inc. Services 2513 Annual Report for year Planning, Research and Evaluation ended January 31, 1987 2512 3696 Clean Environment Commission 2587 Main Supply Environmental Management Administrator message Canada-Manitoba Mercury Agreement 350 2587 Provincial Auditor's Report for year Dangerous Goods Inspectorate ended March 31, 1986 Training 2587 235 Environmental Control Services Public Accounts, Volume I and II 2513, 2517-8, 2570-7, 2587 for year ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Environmental Council 2587 235 Workplace and Worker Services Public Officers Act Worker Advisor Office 2587-9 Return under Section 20 Workplace Safety and Health 2587 March, 1987 Government Services 235 Property Management Public Service Group Insurance Fund Leased Properties 3095-7 Actuarial Report Supply and Services as at December 31, 1985 Postal Services 3133-4 1023 Workers Compensation Board Public Trustee of Manitoba 3140-2 Auditor's Report and Financial Statement for year Grievance, Matters of ended March 31, 1986 Rules of the House administration 235 3202-3 Quarterly Financial Report Nine months (April-December, 1986) Health 350 Sport Directorate 1429-30 Revised Estimates for Services of Highways and Transportation Province for Capital Expenditures Operations and Maintenance 3775 Winter Roads 1582

KOVNATS, Abe (PC, Niakwa) Ministerial Statements Environment Week Bills (Lecuyer) 2539 No. 8 - 2r 337-8; 3r 877 Response 2539-40

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Municipal Affairs Executive Support 2512 Administration and Finance Minister's Salary 2589 Minister's Salary 2429 Planning, Research and Evaluation 2512 Non-Political Statements Environmental Management Tomato Plant Growing Contest Canada-Manitoba Mercury agreement Challenge and Presentation 2587 2242 Dangerous Goods Inspectorate Response Training 2587 (Desjardins) 2242 Environmental Control Services (Filmon) 2242 2513-8, 2568-87 (Phillips) 2242 Western Gymnastics Championship Manitoba Jobs Fund Winners 1301 Business Development 2920, 2923 Natural Resource Development 2879 Northern Affairs Native Affairs Secretariat 3629-30 Ministerial Statements Environment Week Oral Questions 2539 Winnipeg tax assessment Response (Kovnats) 2539-40 Urban area Appeal fewer services 271 Oral Questions Large lots 271 Asbestos Points of Order Government buildings free 873 Norquay-Leg. Building P/0 by Parasiuk comments made Tu nnel closed 873, 979-80 unparliamentary (Kovnats) 3203; Baker 3205-6; Kovnats 3203-5; Bill No. 28 Walding 3205-6; Legally enforceable ruled out of order 3206 Federally or AECL 3733 Ta bling opinions 3733 Private Members' Business Cancer Foundation Bills Protocol 1666-7 No. 17 - 1895-6 City of Winnipeg Resolutions Water No. 11 - Emigration of Soviet Jews Quality 1547 1609-10 Supply land exchange 2186 No. 15 - Repeal of Helmet Clearwater Lake Legislation 3289-91 Lagoon 1231 Consolidated Professor Mines LECUYER, Hon. Gerard (NDP, Radisson) Contamination Winnipeg water 2102-3 (Minister of Environment and Workplace Discuss development with Ontario Safety and Health) 3609 Environmental Bills Damage oil spill 3609 No. 6 - 2r 1206-8 Impact study 2103 No. 26 - 1r 1853; Manitoba monitoring 3609 2r 2467-71, 2615, 3649-52; Environment Report Stage 3950-1; Effect 2037 3r 3991; R/A 40 15 Farm operations licensing 3737 No. 28 - 1r 1853; 2r 2000-3, 3752-4; Federal Assessment Review 1779-80 3r 3991; R/A 4015 Landfill site 2037 No. 47 - 2r 3678-80; Leg islation deferral 3737 Report Stage 3965-6 Farm operations No. 67 - 2r 3582 Licences environment legislation 3737 Documents Ta bled Landfill site A.M. of Woodworth - Clean Environment Environmental effect 2037 Letters Lecuyer Virden 813, 1121 1121 Non-returnable cans 2295-6 Environment, Workplace Safety Radiation program funding 1667 and Health Radon levels 2945 Opening Remarks 2501-5, 2509- 11 Stonewall quarry operators 3701 Administration and Finance Winnipeg taxicab drivers 2945, 3123 Community Relations 2512-3 Shoal Lake

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Federal Environment Assessment No. 73 - 1r 3697; 2r 3883; Review 1779-80 3r 4006; RIA 40 16 Virden landfill site 733-4, 813, 1121 Budget Debate Private Members' Business 501-6 Resolutions C-22 ThePatent Act No. 4 - Canada as a Nuclear Free Zone Proposed Motion 807-9 Debate 1469 Reports Tabled Civil Service Opening Remarks Clean Environment Commission Response 2932-3 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 639 Administration and Finance 3537-42 Environment, Workplace Safety Civil Service Benefits Plan 3543 and Health Levy for Health and Post-Secondary Annual Report - March 31, 1985 Education 3543-4 313 Condolence Motion Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Thompson, John William Mcleod, Q.C. 2400 2097 Sessional Papers Ta bled Culture, Heritage and Recreation Clean Environment Commission Culture, Heritage and Recreation Annual Report for year Programs ended March 31, 1986 Grants Administration 2519 639 Public Library Services 2524-5 Environment, Workplace Safety and Health Grievance, Matter of Annual Report for year Rights working people ended March 31, 1985 1067-73, 1076, 1077-8 313 Hansard Correction Annual Report for year 2467 ended March 31, 1986 2400 Health Manitoba Health Services Commission Throne Speech Hospital Program 1361-2 Debate 107-11 Labour Opening Remarks McCRAE, James C. (PC, Brandon West) Response 2617-8 Agriculture Administration and Finance Executive Support 26 18-9 Administration and Finance Financial and Administrative Executive Support Services 2620 Policy Studies 849 Minister's Salary 2640 Attorney-General Labour Administration and Finance Apprenticeship and Training 2635-6 Research, Planning and Evaluation Conciliation and Mediation Services 2209 2635 Personnel Services 2210 Division Administration Criminal Justice 2620-5, 2628 Fatal Inquiries Act 2244 Fire Prevention 2629-30 Legal Services Grants 2637-8 Civil Legal Services 2246 Manitoba Labour Board 2632-4 Mechanical and Engineering 2629 Bills Pay Equity 2638-40 No. 7 - 2r 27-8 Pension Commission 2636-7 No. 32 - 3r 3594 Manitoba Jobs Fund No. 42 - 2r 3755-7 Business Development 2919-24, 2924-5 No. 43 - 2r 3021 Natural Resource Development No. 47 - 2r 3673-8; 2878-80, 2882-3 Report Stage 3958, 3984-6; 3r 3994-6 Ministerial Statements No. 61 - 2r 3244-9; 3r 3955-6 Manitoba Yo uth Job Centres No. 68 - 2r 3904-6 (Evans) 1113

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Response 1113 Confidence 2192 Criminal charges 3773 Natural Resources Government policy 2810-1 Administration and Finance Sooter Photo 376-7 Executive Support 1441-4 Manitoba Labour Education Centre 2706 Non-Political Statements Manitoba Labour Law Brandon University Bobcats, Canadian Charter of Rights 1996 Inter-University Athletic Basketball Manitoba Labour Relations Championship (Evans) 320 Act 559, 642 Response 320 Industrial Relations Committee Senior Manitoba Women's Championship 642, 811 and Labatt Tankard 39 Law freedom of speech 1996, 2105-6 Legislation 559 Oral Questions Management Review Committee Bill No. 61 Bill introduction policy 2810-11 Committee review 3517 Review 320 Constitutionality 3439 Minister Fairness employers/employees 3040 Answer questions 1456-7 Labour problems 3041 Labour request resignation 811-2 Minister withdraw 2946 Provincial Judges Request withdrawal 3040 Association discussions 1859 Review bill use 3517 Pension plans 1860 Ta bling opinion 3439 Wage Union leader 2946-7 Negotiations 1781 Brandon Review 1781 General Hospital 980, 2657-8 Religious groups legislation 3881 University Grant 894 Royal Bank rural closures 1199 Businesses Springhill Farms Assistance criteria 1995 Employees Union petition 582 Taxes economic forecasts 1199 Manitoba Labour Board hearing 641 Canada 1990 Games Request Brandon advised 1405 Intervention 1064 Location 1404 Labour Board reopen case 1549 Winnipeg application 1404 Union vote 1548-9 Demonstrations SuperValu Christophe, Bernie Demonstration 34 15, 3437, 3704-5 Interference 2811 Prosecution Prosecution decisions 3704 Decisions 3704 Violence SuperValu strike 34 15-7 Directive 3665-6 Deputy Attorney-General Strikes Salary 1781, 1860, 2105 Extortion 3666 Education Westfair Foods 34 15 Public schools funding 165-6 Te rror-free shopping 34 14 Elective surgery closure Violence charges 3666 Reduction 2658 Universities funding 893-4 Feedlot Program assurance 190 Western Canada Games Final Offer Selection City of Winnipeg application 1404 Bill withdrawal 2901 Location decision 1404-5 Labour Management Review Committee Westfair Foods strike 34 15 Legislative approval 2810-1 Recommendations 290 1 Petitions First contract applications 166 Brandon University Foundation 3601 Homosexual rights 3882 ruled in order 3661 Hospitals Points of Order Bed closure 980 P/0 by Cowan prohibits questions of Deficit reduction 2658 government policy 24 1-2; MLA intimidation 559-60 McCrae 24 1-2; ruled in order 242 Manitoba Government policy P/0 by Cowan comments "Government Working people 1549 policy to condone staging of Manitoba Labour Board violent demonstrations to encourage Appointment gangster-style violence" Criteria 1064-5 (McCrae) 34 15; Cowan 3415-6; Women 2191 McCrae 34 15-6; Mackling 3416;

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taken under advisement 3416; No. 24 - 1r 1853; 2r 1999; ruled in order 3553; 3r 3991; R/A 4015 withdrawal requested 3553; No. 29 - 1r 1853; refused 3553; McCrae named 3554; No. 32 - 1r 2031; 2r 2192-4; challenged (Mercier) 3554; 3r 3594-5; RlA 3600 sustained 3554 No. 36 - 1r 2099; 2r 2297-8; PIO by Dolin imputation of motives 3r 3957; R/A 40 15 3414; ruled in order 3415 No. 42 - 1r 2459; 2r 2551-2, 3757; unsatisfactory withdrawal RIA 40 16 (McCrae) 3415; No. 44 - 2r 2804 subsequent withdrawal satisfactory No. 47 - Report Stage 3962 (McCrae) 3415 No. 49 - 1r 2541; 2r 2711, 3759-60; PIO by McCrae accusation misleading 3r 4003; RIA 40 16 the House (Wasylycia-Leis) 1553; No. 50 - 1r 2560; 2r 2793-4; Cowan 1553; ruled out of order 1553 3r 3957; RIA 40 16 PIO by Phillips question not within No. 57 - CIW 3929-30 administrative competence of No. 58 - 2r 3746 government (McCrae) 3773; No. 61 - 1r 2785; 2r 2956-9, 3332-3; McCrae 3773; Mackling 3773 3r 3956; RIA 4016 Mercier 3773-4; No. 62 - 1r 2806; 2r 2959-61, 3762-3; withdrawal requested reflection 3r 4003; RIA 4016 on Chair (Mackling) 3774; Cowan 3774; remarks withdrawn Budget debate (Mackling) 3774 365-9 Private Members' Business C-22 The Patent Act Bills Proposed motion (Pawley) No. 73 - 1r 3697; 2r 3883; 3r 4006; Debate 287-91, 1485 R/A 4016 Introduction 287 Resolutions Condolence Motion No. 14 - Manitoba Labour Law 3072-4 Doern, Russell John 1848 Shafransky, Harry 1852 Privilege, MaHers of Government queries of own Ministers Consumer and Corporate AHairs unacceptable in Question Period Opening Remarks 2665-6 (McCrae) 168-9; Cowan 169-70; Administration and Finance 2666-7 McCrae 170-1; Mercier 170; Consumer Affairs 2670-6 ruled out of order 171 Corporate Affairs 2667-70 Throne Speech Documents Ta bled Debate Consumer and Corporate Affairs 75, 77, 78, 120 175-80 Supplementary Information for Legislative Review 1987-88 Estimates MACKLING, Hon. AI {NDP. St. James) 2289 {Minister of Consumer Labour and Corporate Affairs) Supplementary Information {Minister of Labour) for Legislative Review Agriculture 1987-88 Estimates Administration and Finance 2289 Executive Support Grievance, Matter of Policy Studies 723-4 Inaccurate Opposition comments labour Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation relations environment 3126-7 952-4 Health Bills Community Health Services (Programs) No. 3 - 2r 1283-4 Continuing Care 1087 No. 6 - 2r 2471-2 No. 7 - 1r 25; 2r 26, 29-30 Labour C/W 30 Opening Remarks 2616-7 No. 14 - 2r 3358-9 Administration and Finance No. 17 - 2r 3337-8 Executive Support 2618-9 No. 18 - 1r 1114; 2r 1281-2; Financial and Administrative 3r 3955; RIA 4015 Services 2620

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Minister's Salary 2640 Position change 2787 Research and Planning 2619-20 Workers vote 2787 Labour First contract legislation Apprenticeship and Training 2635-6 Applications 241 Conciliation and Mediation Services Fleury, Allan position offered 2898-9 2635 Freedom of speech denied MLA 560 Division Administration 2620-8 Gas prices review Employment Standards 2630-2 Tr ades Practices Act 1276 Fire Prevention 2629-30 Insurance companies Grants 2637-8 Actuarial claims 3013 Manitoba Labour Board 2632-5 Labour Relations Mechanical and Engineering 2628-9 Act 559, 642 Pay Equity 2638-40 Assurance bill 2793 Pension Commission 2636-7 Industrial Relations Committee 1854 Manitoba Jobs Fund Manitoba Federation of Labour 2793 Business Development 2919-23 Non-distribution bill 2793 2811 Natural Resource Development Policy bill introduction 2879-80, 2882-3 Review 320 Manfor Ltd. illegal strike 982 Messages Manitoba Labour Board Bill No. 49, An Act to amend the Appointment Real Estate Brokers Act Criteria 1064-5 recommended by His Honour, Women 2191 the Lieutenant-Governor Criminal charges 3773-4 2549 Sooter Photo Natural Resources Rights protection 377 Workers 376-7 Opening Remarks Response (Driedger) 1435 Manitoba Labour Education Centre 2706, 3795 Administration and Finance Executive Support 1444 Manitoba Labour Relations Act Charter compliance 320 Oral Questions Industrial Relations Abuse legislation union bosses 1854 Committee 642, 811 Bill C-22 3039-40 Referral 582 Bill No. 61 Intimidation protection Committee review 3517 Decertification process 584 Constitutionality 3439 Union activities Fairness employers/employees 3040 Oakland/Lome MLAs 559-60 Labour problems 3041 Union of Manitoba Municipalities Minister withdraw 2946-7 Legislation 559 Request withdrawal 3041 MLA intimidation 560 Review usefulness 3517 MONA opposition Union leader 2946-7 Final offer selection 3119 Brandon General Hospital Postal strike violence 3239 Priorities 2658 Provincial religious groups Canada Packers layoff 889 Freedoms 3881 Consumer and Corporate Affairs Springhill Farms Employee Union Department 1063 Certification petition 582 Consumers Association Employees Union Federal contact 1065 Petition 582 Funding 1063 Review committee 892-3 Default insurance 2237 Labour Board reopen case 1549 Esprit Vacations Limited MLB appearance 641, 810-1 Complaints 2237 Union Feedlot program assurance 190 Intimidation 582 Final Offer Selection Vote 1549 Bargaining process 3196 Sugar beet industry 870, 890 Bill withdrawal 2901 Sunday retail closing First-contract applications 241 Public response 37 Labour relations climate 3119-20 SuperValu Minister withdraw 3196-7 Counsel 37 MONA opposition 3119 Demonstrations 3416 Order Paper withdrawal 3120 Legislation Bernie Christophe 28 11

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Strike 3416 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Workers Compensation Board 353 Actuarial claims 3013-4 Manitoba Labour Management Employee position offered 2898-9 Review Committee Annual Report - December 31, 1985 Points of Order 353 P/0 by Cowan comments "Government Pay Equity Bureau policy to condone staging of Annual Report - March 31, 1987 violent demonstrations to encourage 2493 gangster-style violence Public Utilities Board (McCrae) 3415; Cowan 3415-6; Annual Report - December 31, 1986 McCrae 3415-6; Mackling 3416; 888 taken under advisement 3416; Trades Practices Inquiry Act ruled in order 3553; Annual Report - December 31, 1986 3553; withdrawal requested 353 refused 3553; McCrae named 3554; challenged (Mercier) 3554; Sessional Papers Ta bled sustained 3554 Consumer and Corporate Affairs P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to Annual Report for year motion standing in another member's ended March 31, 1986 name without leave 2302; 353 Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; Fire Commissioners Office Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; Annual Report for year Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; ended December 31, 1985 taken under advisement 2306; 353 ruled in order 2466-7 Insurance Act, The P/0 by Phillips question not within Annual Report for year administrative competence of ended March 31, 1986 government (McCrae) 3773; 353 McCrae 3773; Mackling 3773; Labour Mercier 3773-4; Annual Report for year withdrawal requested reflection ended March 31, 1986 on Chair (Mackling) 3774; 353 Cowan 3774; Manitoba Labour Board remarks withdrawn (Mackling) 3774 Annual Report for year 31, 1986 Private Members' Business ended March 353 Resolutions Manitoba Labour Management No. 1 - International Ye ar of Review Committee Shelter for the Homeless 3167 Annual Report for year ended December 31, 1985 No. 6 - Deregulation 932-4 353 No. 14 - Manitoba Labour Law 3079 Pay Equity Bureau Privilege, MaHers of Annual Report for the period Government queries of own Ministers October 1, 1985 to March 31, 1987 unacceptable in Question Period 2493 (McCrae) 168-9; Cowan 169-70; Public Utilities Board McCrae 170-1; Mercier 170; Annual Report for year ruled out of order 171 ended December 31, 1986 888 Reports Tabled Trade Practices Inquiry Act Consumer and Corporate Affairs Annual Report for year Annual Report - March 31, 1986 ended December 31, 1986 353 353 Fire Commissioners Office Annual Report - March 31, 1985 Throne Speech 353 Debate 230-1 Insurance Act, The Annual Report - December 31, 1986 MALOWAY, Jim (NDP, Elmwood) 353 Labour Bills Annual Report - March 31, 1986 No. 30 - 1r 2400; 2r 2933; 353 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Manitoba Labour Board No. 47 - 3r 3996-8

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No. 68 - 2r 3857-9 Report Stage 3958, 3974-6 No. 51 - 2r 3368-70, 3428-30, 3575-6; Budget debate C/W 3920-1 534-8 No. 52 - 2r 3798-3800, C/W 3921-3 C-22 The Patent Act No. 53 - 2r 3918-9; C/W 3924 Proposed Motion No. 57 - C/W 3778, 3941, 3943, 3945 Debate 1214-9 No. 61 - 2r 3303, 3321-3 No. 66 - 2r 3192-4 Condolence Motion Doern, Russell John 1843 Budget debate 455-9, 575-6 Documents Ta bled Winnipeg Sun newspaper clipping C-22 The Patent Act Column "Overview" Proposed Motion "Hearings Reveal Need for Bill" Debate 1473-4 July 14, 1987 Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote 3997-8 3622 Oral Questions Agri-Food Agreement 3623 Crown oil leases sale result 814-5 Economic Development Planning Unisys plant expansion 734 Agreement 3624-5 Northern Development Agreement 3624 Petitions To urism Agreement (1985-1990) 3623-4 Pine Ridge Golf Club Incorporated 2289 Civil Service ruled in order 2312 Levy for Health and Post-Secondary Education 3543-4 Private Members' Business Bills Committee of Supply No. 30 - 1r 2400; 2r 2933; Capital Supply 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Bill No. 57 3776 Resolutions Interim Supply 2724-5 No. 8 - Equalization Payments Committee of Ways and Means 1051-4 Capital Supply Throne Speech Bill No. 57 3777 Debate 22-25 Resolution (Bill No. 71) 4007 Crown Investments MANNESS, Clayton (PC, Morris) Crown Investments Administration Crown Corporation Support Agriculture 2341' 2346-7 Administration and Finance Executive Support Culture, Heritage and Recreation Policy Studies 717-8, 719 Administration and Finance Minister's salary 1395-6 Minister's Salary 2606-7 Federal-Provincial Agreements Communications Services Agri-Food Agreement 1386 Public Information Services 2535 Income Insurance Fund Queen's Printer 2536-7 Beef Stabilization Plan 1391-2 Education Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Statutory Boards and Commissions 1011-13 Te achers' Retirement Allowances Fund Special Farm School Tax Assistance 1742, 1744-5 Program 1394 Emergency Interest Rate Relief Bills 3620-2, 3623 No. 8 - 2r 326-9 No. 9 - (Committee of Ways Energy and Mines and Means) 590-1; 2r 593-4; Energy C/W 626-7, 637; 3r 875-6 Policy Planning and Project No. 13 - 2r 647 Development 2765 No. 14 - 2r 3355-6 Finance No. 17 - 2r 3334 Opening Remarks No. 32 - 2r 2722-3 Response 3158 No. 43 - 2r 2967-72; C/W 3026-7 Administration and Finance No. 47 - 2r 3186-8; Executive Support 3461-2

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Financial and Administrative Cost reduction three-year plan 315 Services 3463-5 Creative accounting 354 Minister's Salary 3508-12 Credit rate drop 353 Human Resource Management 3465 Crown Corporation Administrative Policy/Insurance and Losses 315, 379 Risk Management 3506-7 Omission 379 Comptroller's Division To tals 379 Comptroller's Office 3499-3500 Crown Investments inclusion 379 Taxation Division Deficit position change 354 Administration 3500-2 Estimates Corporation Capital Tax /Health and Department saving 585 Post-Secondary Education Levy Revenue breakdown 585 Branch 3504 Fiscal affairs insight 314 Federal-Provincial Relations and Inflation increase 353 Research Division Middle income definition 518 Economic and Federal-Provincial Multi-year projection 519, 1834 Research Branch 3504-6 Per capita debt 354-5 Mining and Use Ta xes Branch 3504 Request new budget 1833-4 Retail Sales Tax Branch 3503-4 Tax assurance 3444 Treasury Board Secretariat Tax break low incomes 519 Office of the Secretary 3507-8 Civil Service Treasury Division Increases 3465-72, 3495-9 Estimates 1028 Salary 1028-9 Flood Control and Emergency Conference Board of Canada Expenditures Economic forecast 1834, 2186-7 3619 Impact 2187, 2292-3 Highways and Transportation Corporate income tax 3841 Driver and Vehicle Licensing 1635-6 Curtis, Charles 1724 Transportation Policy and Research Deaths 1629-33 Motor Vehicle 3174 Seat belts 3174 lndust� Trade and Tec hnology Deficit Industry and Trade Division Reduction long-range planning 1492 Industry 2157-8 Responsibility 3840 Trade 2161-3 Status 3840 1492 Legislation Economic forecast Royal Bank Estimates revenue breakdown 585 Elections Manitoba 3617 Farm land sale tax 2548-9 Manitoba Jobs Fund Federal tax reform 3444 Business Development Flat tax 2887, 2889-90, 2919 Amount decrease 3558 Natural Resource Development Calls protesting 3665 2849, 2875-6 Civil servants pay 3558 Decrease 3558 Natural Resources Deducted prematurely 3664 Expenditures Related to Capital 1826-7 Employers instructions 3664 Forestry Increase 1663-4 Administration 1704-5 Net income Resource Support Programs Calls 3589 Conservation Districts Authority Flat tax 2464 1811-3 Foreign borrowing Water Resources 1819 Contingency plans 1296-7 Oral Questions Exchange losses 1296-7 ADM of Finance 3312 Risk portion 3603 Budget Highway 75 twinning 449, 2239-40 Federal Insurance company private 3013 Manitoba impact 14 Inter-City Gas Increased taxation 14 Details available 2900 Provincial Contract terms 2980 Accounting practices 584 Loan authority 3312 Accurate forecast 354 Mortgage sale 2900 Balance projection 519, 871-2 Ta bling signed contracts 2979

172 INDEX BY MEMBER

Investment Saving Certificate Program Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Available funds 2736 Actuarial claims 3013 Estimation 3170 Deficit underwriting 3014 Progress 3169 Private Members' Business Land Transfer Tax Exemption removal 2089 Bills No. 17 - 2r 3334 Law increased taxes 1664 Long-term contracts gas suppliers 2979 Resolutions 2 - Free Trade 689-91 Manitoba Agriculture Credit No. 3 - Corporation (MACC) No. Farm Parity Pricing Interest Rate Buy-Down Program 2464 775, 3473-6 Prorated refund 2239 No. 7 - Port of Churchill 1021-2 Manitoba Government Employees No. 8 - Equalization Payments Association (MGEA) 1054-5 Contract 3589 No. 13 - Equal National Manitoba Investment Savings Representation 2855-7 Certificates Throne Speech Program 2736 Debate 85, 111-6, 207 Provincial comparisons 3772 Sales goals 3772 Manitoba Properties Inc. 1724 MERCIER, Q.C., G.M.J. Mass moves professionals/business 3558 (PC, St. Norbert) Mulligan report 3198 Attorney-General 1936 Multi-year budget interest Opening Remarks Net income Response 2202-3 Charitable donations 1724-5 Administration and Finance Flat tax 2464 Communications 2211 Offshore borrowings Computer Services 2211 Loan bill percentage 3604 Executive Support 2203-7 Provincial 3603-4 Personnel Services 2210 Outflow professionals business 3558 Research, Planning and Evaluation Request new budget 1833-4 2208-10 Retail tax removed insulation 1569 Court Services Riverbank stabilization 1729-30 Canada-Manitoba Court Communicators Sales tax 2323 National 1776-7 Federal Courts 2265-6, 2307-8 Penalty 2702 Library Services 2324 Waiving penalty 2702 Maintenance Enforcement 2323 Statute Law Amendment Provincial Court 2321-2 (Taxation) Act (1987) 1664-5 Rural Courts 2324-5 Tax Sheriffs and Bailiffs 2322-3 (1987) Bill debate 1492, 3262-3 Criminal Justice Assessment meeting 271 Board of Review Charities/Union/Professional 2244-5 Fees 1725 Crown Prosecutors 2215, 2243 Consumption/income 1777 Fatal Inquiries Act 2243-4 Federal Salaries 2211-5 Reduction offset 3444 Law Enforcement Reform report 3263 Law Enforcement Administration Revenue national sales 1778 2262-3 Increases 3444 Law Enforcement Review Act 2264-5 Law 1664 Manitoba Police Commission 2263-4 Measures increases 1568-9 Provincial Police 2253-5, 2261-2 Net income 1725, 2464, 2707, 3589 Legal Services Noncompliance 1664 Administration and Special Programs Pay charge 1664 2245 Payroll removal Civil Legal Services 2245-6 Sales 1663 Constitutional Law 2252 Yo uth employment 1936 Family Law 2249 Winnipeg tax assessment Legislative Counsel 2246-8 Officers meeting 270 Manitoba Law Reform Commission Procedures 271 2248-9 Reforms 270 Liquor Commission 2331-3

173 INDEX BY MEMBER

Protection of Individual and Child and Family Support Property Rights 2129-30, 2131-2, 2173-4 Canada-Manitoba Criminal Injuries Children's Special Services 2181-2 Compensation Board 2330-1 Canada-Manitoba Legal Aid 2325-6 Condolence Motion Land Titles Office 2329-30 Thompson, John William Mcleod, Q.C. Manitoba Human Rights Commission 2097 2325 Documents Tabled Personal Property Security Free Press first page Registry 2330 March 19, 1987 Public Trustee 2326-9 415 Bills Letter Cowan to Mercier No. 2 - 2r 275, 625 March 9, 1987 No. 3 - 2r 1556-7 589 No. 4-2r 282-3, 1031, 1730; Finance Report Stage 3946-8 No. 6 - 2r 1032 Administration and Finance Executive Support 3225, 3227-8 No. 7-2r 27 No. 8 - 2r 335-6; 3r 878-9 Grievance, Matter of No. 9 - Notice of Motion Rpt.; Government mismanagement (Committee of Ways and Means) 589; 3207-10 2r 602-3 No. 9 - 2r 1033 Health No. 11 - 2r 1031 Sport Directorate 1423-30 No. 12 - 2r 1732 House Business No. 16 - 2r 1157-8 Agricultural Committee meeting No. 17 - 2r 1895-6 31-3 No. 19 - 1735 Economic Development Committee meeting No. 20 - 2r 1735-6 1067 No. 21 - 2r 1738 Farm economic situation No. 25 - 2r 2197, 3884-5 Emergency debate 269 No. 26 - 2r 3648-9 Legislation Introduction No. 27 - 2r 2000, 2199 Sunday closing 16 No. 31 - 2r 2098 Privileges and Elections No. 32 - 2r 2797 Bills referred 3775 No. 33 - 2r 2198 Committee called 3786 No. 37 - 2r 2800-1 Public Utilities and Natural Resources No. 38 - 2r 3754 Committee meeting 560-1, 1067 No. 39 - 2r 2802-3 Routine Proceedings No. 40 - 2r 3570 Changes called 273, 300 No. 46 - 2r 3574-5 Sitting hours No. 47 - 2r 2963-7; Easter and Passover 874-5 Report Stage 3960-1 July 1 Holiday 3420 No. 51 - 2r 3576-8 No. 61 - 2r 33 1 7-8 Labour No. 66 - 2r 3814-5 Administration and Finance No. 68 - 2r 3906-7 Research and Planning 261 9-20 No. 69 - 2r 3764 Labour No. 72 - 2r 3832-4 Apprenticeship and Training 2636 Conciliation and Mediation 2635 Budget debate Division Administration 2622-3 568-71 Employment Standards 2630-2 Community Services Manitoba Labour Board 2635 Administration and Finance Mechanical and Engineering 2628-9 Communications 1891-2 Pay Equity 2639-40 Executive Support 1886-7 Pension Commission 2637 Financial Services 1893-4 Legislation Research and Planning 1888, 1890 Elections Manitoba 3616-7 Child and Family Services Administration Ombudsman 3616 2066-71, 2074-7, 2079-83 Other Assembly Expenditures 3615

174 INDEX BY MEMBER

Non-Political Statements Directorate review 2497 Canadian National Gymnastics and Hasiuk, Ernest 2496-7, 2542-3 Trampoline Championships Infant deaths 3879 2038 Improved service 892 Community Services Oral Questions Ombudsman Report 3844 Abraham case investigation 2035 Compensation Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba Redhead, Eric 35-6 Funding 3916 Sophonow, Thomas 36 Appointments Constituencies increase 2812-3 Judicial federal limitation 1280 Farm economic situation Awasis Agency Emergency debate request 269 Investigation 620, 1550, 3518 Farm land education tax 267 Investigation underreported 2659 Felix, Daniel 1781-2, 1837-8 Kozak, Desiree death 3879 Freedom of Information Act Legal Aid 449, 1994, 2792 Proclamation 192-3 Northwest Child and Family Services Fund-raising event Report 3124 Attendance policy 784 Sexual assault charges 1994, 2792 Trial costs 2792 Gambling Casino days expansion 2241 Bank of Nova Scotia Foundation consultant cost 2241 Head office move 1994 Hockey policy Baseball professional 2466 Federal and Provincial 1278-9, 1550 Bill No. 8 Hydro review Discussion plan 268 Public Utilities Board 243 House misleading 293-4 Interest loss 295 Infant deaths Identification 2460 Bill No. 47 Infant death investigation 2658 Introduction 1280-1 Jurisdiction parent 2496 Break and enter crimes 1295-6 Kozak, Desiree 3879 Budget request new 1834 Minister decision 2460 CAT scan Victoria Hospital 3017 Investigations 2498, 2659 Child Abuse Reviews 2461 Chief Medical Examiner review 1117 SIDS inquest date 2460 Death causes 319 Tr ial costs 2792 Police protection 892 Land Transfer Tax Protection Centre 977 Implementation 2035 Review 2461 Transitional period 2035 Child and Family Services Legal Aid Felix, Daniel Awasis Agency 449, 1994, 2792 Assessment 1668 Maloney, Tim hiring 2461 Anishinabe Program 558-9 Manitoba Labour Board Child Care Worker 3773-4 Disciplinary Action Criminal charges 1781-2, 1837-8 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Increased police protection 892 (MPIC) Implementation 1550 Public Utilities and Inquest 1117 Natural Resources 414 Internal Review Tabling 1117 Maskiw, Ken Investigation 2460, 3519 Ta bling work record 2543 Minister action refusal 1668 Mendelson, Michael 2497 Progress reports Minister of Community Services Implementation/recommendations Accusations withdrawal 415 977-8, 1550 Appointment request 1838, 1840 Re-abuse 1668, 1938 Minister of Northern Affairs Report payment 559 Campaign office rental 1398 Review Committee Report 319-20 Native children Risk 892, 3879 Adoption policy 380-1 Social Wo rkers Association Compensation 449 Submission 319 Post-adoption services 415 Unit discussion 3880 Private adoption 381 Child and Family Service Agencies Rape charges 448 Deficit predicted 192 Northwest Child and Family Services

175 INDEX BY MEMBER

Board removal 2497 3415; Cowan 34 15-6; McCrae 34 15-6; Ombudsman legislative committee 1198 Mackling 3416; Organized crime provincially 3173 taken under advisement 3416; Postal strike ruled in order 3553; Violence prevention 3239-41 withdrawal requested 3553; Provincial Judges refused 3553; McCrae named 3554; Women appointed 15 challenged (Mercier) 3554; Public Trustee sustained 3554 Estates mentally incompetent P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to 2099-2100 motion standing in another member's RCMP Winnipeg Beach 3605-6 name without leave 2302; Request new budget 1834 Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; Robinson, Garth Wayne Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; Plea bargaining 167-8 Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; SIDS inquest date 2460 taken under advisement 2306; Sales tax take-out food 735 ruled in order 2466-7 Sterling Ly on P/0 by Mercier "he's not telling the Appointment criticism 15-6 truth" (Filmon) 60; Desjardins 60; SuperValu terror-free shopping 34 13 request withdrawal 60 Supreme Court withdrawn (Filmon) 60 Quebec judges 1574 P/0 by Mercier Question Period Treasury Board answers provoking debate 236; Planning and Priorities Committee Pawley 236; ruled in order 237 Appointments 1198 P/0 by Mercier imputing motives Turnbull, Aleda 2497 unparliamentary "political Victoria Hospital 646, 3016-7 profiteering" (Pawley) 1838; Workers Compensation Board Cowan 1839; Mercier 1939; Accumulated deficit 35 Pawley 1838-40; Orchard 1838-9; Finance Director resignation 35 ruled in order 1839-40; Westfair strike 3413 withdrawal requested 1840; Winnipeg Beach RCMP 3605-6 withdrawn (Pawley) 1840 Winnipeg Tax Assessment P/0 by Orchard timing on point of Classification appeal 812 order raised 552; Cowan 552-3; Condominiums classification 61-2 Mercier 552··3; Orchard 552; Interest loss Bill No. 8 295 ruled out of order 553 Rural mill rate 268 P/0 by Penner bill ordered for debate Points of Order cannot be queried in Question P/0 by Cowan provisions governing Period 2785; Filmon 2786; acceptability of oral questions Mercier 2785-6; Penner 2785-6; 238-9; Mercier 238; ruled out of order 2786 ruled out of order 239 P/0 by Phillips question outside P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary administrative competence of the language "misleading the public" Government (Pankratz) 1403; 411; Filmon 411; Mercier 411; Mercier 1403; ruled in order 411-2 ruled in order 1403; P/0 by Cowan intimidating comments by challenged (Mercier) 1403; Opposition members to the Speaker sustained 1403-4 552-3; Mercier 552-3; P/0 by Phillips previously ruled ruled in order 553 question out of order 34 17; P/0 by Cowan comment imputing motives Mercier 3417; ruled in order 3417 "when will this Minister start to P/0 by Phillips question not within tell us the truth" (Connery) 732; administrative competence of Cowan 732, 777; Mercier 732, 777; government (McCrae) 3773; taken under advisement 732; Mackling 3773; Mercier 3773-4; withdrawal requested and refused 777 withdrawal requested reflection Connery named 777; on Chair (Mackling) 3774; challenged (Mercier) 777; Cowan 3774; sustained 778 remarks withdrawn (Mackling) 3774 P/0 by Cowan comments "Government policy to condone staging of Private Members' Business violent demonstrations to encourage Bills gangster-style violence (McCrae) No. 17 - 2r 1895-6

176 INDEX BY MEMBER

Privilege, Matters of challenged (Mercier) 66; Government queries of own Ministers sustained 66 unacceptable in Question Period (McCrae) 168-9; Cowan 169-70; MITCHELSON, Bonnie (PC, River East) McCrae 170-1; Mercier 170; ruled out of order 171 Bills Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation No. 3 - 2r 1031, 1200-1 (MPIC) IBNR loss provisions report No. 8 - 2r 336-7 (Filmon) 3434-6; Storie 3435-6; No. 9 - 2r 605-6 taken under advisement 3436; No. 47 - 2r 3689-93; Report Stage 3961 ruled out of order 3601-2; No. 59 - 2r 3806-8; Report Stage 3953 challenged (Mercier) 3602; No. 61 - 2r 3326-7 sustained 3602 Minister of Community Services conduct Budget debate referred to Privileges and Elections 521-4 Committee (Mercier) 415; C-22 The Patent Act M. Smith 415-6; Proposed motion taken under advisement 416; Debate 290 ruled out of order 512-3 Minister of Community Services Documents Tabled referred to Privileges and Constituent letter to Elections Committee B. Mitchelson (Mitch Gowler incident) March 19, 1987 Brown 2461-2; Cowan 2462; 605 M. Smith 2462; taken under advisement 2462; Health ruled out of order 2708-9; Administration and Finance challenged (Mercier) 2709; Administration and Financial sustained 2709 Services 706-7 Minister of Community Services conduct Executive Support 662-3 referred to Privileges and Elections Human Resource Management 707, 710 Committee (Mercier) 2543; Research and Planning 663-7 Cowan 2543-4; Enns 2544; Community Health Services (Programs) Orchard 2544; M. Smith 2544; Communicable Disease Control taken under advisement 2544; 749-56, 836 ruled out of order 2709-10; Gerontology 907 challenged (Mercier) 2710; Health Promotion 941-3 sustained 2710 Maternal and Child Health 911 Medical Equipment and Supplies 1094 Urgent Public Importance, Matter of Expenditures Related to Capital 1421 Call Agricultural Committee Manitoba Health Services Commission Financial crisis farmers Air Ambulance Program 1346-7 Findlay 16-7; Cowan 17; Hospital Program 1356-9 ruled out of order 18; Northern Patient Transportation challenged (Mercier) 18; 1348-9 sustained 18 Mental Health Services Communities Economic Development Fund Mental Health Directorate 1167-9 Disbursement of Funds Cowan 1495-6; Downey 1494-5; Ministerial Statements Enns 1496; Mercier 1496; Transplant International (Canada) ruled out of order 1496; Breakfast Conference invitation challenged (Mercier) 1496; (Desjardins) 2234 sustained 1496 Response 2234 Grace General Hospital Natural Resources Emergency Service closure Water Resources 1823 Orchard 3591-2; Cowan 3592-3; Mercier 3592-3 Oral Questions ruled out of order 3593; Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome challenged (Mercier) 3594; (AIDS) sustained 3594 Bisexual activity 1572 Winnipeg Tax Assessment Carrier male juvenile 2566-7 Legislated restrictions Cases reported 1836-7 Ernst 65; Cowan 65-6; Conflicting numbers 2086 ruled out of order 66; Criteria

177 INDEX BY MEMBER

High-risk groups 2735 Construction northeast section 96 Penal institutions 2735 Pharmacare refund delay 3350 Dr. Fast Psychiatric services 3766 Awareness Radiotherapy Infected prostitutes 2565 Cancer 2291, 326 1, 3314 Participation debate 2240 Expansion equipment 3261 Health care workers St. Boniface Hospital Concerns 2240 Admission policy 1062 Protection 2241 Eye unit closure 3697 Investigation Maternity ward 1062 Prostitute carriers 2465 Pregnant women risked 1062 Known prostitutes 2465 Rerouting patients 3697 Prostitute Service cutback 3516 Carriers 2465 WASO coverage Denied hospital admission 2566 Mentally handicapped 1402 Reporting WCB coverage Doctors 1837 Mentally handicapped workers 1402 System 2086 Screening Private Members' Business Guidelines 2405-6, 2735 Resolutions Prisoners 2405 No. 5 - National Non-Profit Child Protection staff/public 2406 Care Program 865-6 Statistics collected 1837 Throne Speech Surgery schedule 3241 Debate 121-4 Ta ble policy 2735 Bed Closures Concordia Hospital 30 17 NORDMAN, Rurik (Ric) (PC, Assiniboia) Decision 3443 Cutback proposals 3316 Bills Decisions 2810 No. 29 - 2r 2721 House statement 2291 Oral Questions Victoria and HSC 3443 Landlord and Te nant Review Report 2104 Deficit reduction 3017 Winnipeg tax assessment 2810 Layoffs Headingley Negotiations 2809 Request public hearings 272 Number 2291 Special classification 271 Bridge north of Selkirk Consultant hiring 96 Private Members' Business Cancer Foundation Resolutions Accelerators No. 1 - International Ye ar of Replacement planning 3261 Shelter for the Homeless 611-2 Board replacements 3314 Capitol sinking fund 3261, 33 14 OLESON, Charlotte (PC, Gladstone) Treatment tier system 3314 CAT scan delays 2291 Agriculture Construction NE section Administration and Finance Perimeter Highway 96 Executive Support Eye Unit Policy Studies 767, 768 Closure St. Boniface Hospital 3697 Agricultural Development and Marketing Cutbacks 3734 Division Needs long term study 3734 Administration 1325 Patient surgery 3734, 3697 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Specialists no loss occurring 3733 Corporation Surgery facilities 3734 1185-6 Health reform future 3515 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Lagimodiere Boulevard 1107 Noise barrier 96 Bills Linklater, Greg 1300 No. 4 - 2r 1561-3 MHSC radiotherapy out-of province 3261 No. 6 - 1204-6 Mentally-ill persons Outpatients provisions 2291 Community Services Programs 1300-1, 2291 Registration and Licensing Services Perimeter Highway Residential Care Licensing 1923-6

178 INDEX BY MEMBER

Culture, Heritage and Recreation Administration 1650-2 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Regional Services Programs Administration 1524-5, 1529-30, 1543 Grants Administration 2449-50 Water Resources 1821-2 Employment Services and Wildlife Economic Security Administration 1767-9 Opening Remarks Commercial Wildlife Management Response 2738-9 1807-8 Administration and Finance Oral Questions Executive Support 2739-43, 2813 Cancer Foundation audit report 3441-2 Financial and Administrative Service Chemotherapy and radiology 2743-4 Minister's Salary 2824-5 Funding 3442 Systems and Computer Support Cobalt treatments 2662 Services 27 44-5 Farm School Tax Assistance Economic Security Program 3843 Administration 2745-6 Glenboro Golf Club 1840 Economic Security Field Operations Municipal Board Chairman 2758-9 Anstett, Andrue 3517-8 55-Plus Income Supplement 2758 Provincial Social Allowance Social Allowance Programs 2746-58 Recipients 1725-6 Employment Services Seven Regions Health Centre 1935 Administration 2814-6 Spruce Woods Park insurance 1860-1 Employment Development and Yo uth Swan River housing project 2947 Services 2816-8 Water Resources Act 2407 Employment Training Selkirk Training Plant 2822-3 Water Rights Act 1280 Stevenson Aviation and Technical Throne Speech Training Centre 2822-3 Debate 78-83 Immigration and Settlement Services 2819 Regional Employment Services ORCHARD, Donald W. (PC, Pembina) Human Resources Opportunity 2820-2 Bills Southern Employment Services No. 7-2r 29 2819-20 Manitoba Bureau of Statistics 2823-4 No. 12 - 2r 1732-4 No. 13 - 2r 737; 3r 887 Grievance, Matter of No. 14 - 2r 3420-2 Tax increase and service decrease No. 40 - 2r 2952, 3567-70 3386-91 No. 42 - 2r 3571-4; 3r 3991 Hansard Correction No. 43 - 2r 2985-90, 3010, 3021 100, 3520 No. 47 - Report Stage 3958; 3r 3991-4 Ministerial Statements No. 51 - 2r 3576, 3918 Crisis Shelter Needy support No. 57 - C/W 3925-9, 3932-3, 3937-9 (Evans) 3308 No. 58 - 2r 3816-2 Response 3308 No. 59 - 2r 3595-3600; Single Parent Job Access Program Report Stage 395 1-2, 3954 (Evans) 2029 No. 60 - 2r 3578 Response 2029 No. 61 - 2r 3302-7, 3320, 3331 Municipal Affairs No. 68 - 2r 3858, 3891-6 Municipal Advisory and Financial No. 72 - 2r 3834-5 Services Budget debate Police Services Grant 2407-8 403, 426-31 Natural Resources C-22 The Patent Act Administration and Finance Proposed motion Executive Support 1445 Debate 309, 1037-43 Fisheries Commercial Fishing Management Crown Investments 1716-9, 1721 Crown Investments Administration Fish Culture 1758 Crown Corporation Support Parks 2350-52, 2386-7

179 INDEX BY MEMBER

Culture, Heritage andRecreation Program and Management Support Te lecommunications Policy 2590-3 1125-37 Documents Tabled Labour Carman-Agri Services Ltd. Division Administration 2623, 2625-7 Letter Orchard to Bucklaschuk Manitoba Jobs Fund February 24, 1987 Orchard 15 Administration/Communications 2931 Natural Resource Development 2883 Finance Administration and Finance Ministerial Statements Executive Support 3222-9 AIDS Education Policy (Desjardins) 23 12-3 Grievance, MaHer of Response 2313-4 Government mismanagement 3208 Natural Resources Health Expenditures Related to Capital Reply to Opening Remarks 653-7, 667 1814-7 Administration and Finance Administration and Financial Oral Questions Services 704-7 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Communications 703 (AIDS) Executive Support 658-62 Availability Order-in-Council 814 Human Resource Management 708-10 Aw areness Clinic 2317 Minister's Salary 1421-2 Dr. Fast Research and Planning Infected prostitutes 695-702, 1078 Aware 2545 Investigation 2545 Alcoholism Foundation of Manitoba 1301-5 Male 2086, 2317 Investigation Community Health Services (Operations) Staff authority 2546 Regional Services 2546 1122-5, 1173-6, 1240-55 Police Chief powers Prisons Community Health Services (Programs) Screening 2316 Communicable Disease Control Segregation 2316 817-8, 823-8, 832-7 Statistics Continuing Care Collected and available 1837 950, 991-8, 1000-3, 1080, 1084-93 Reportable disease 2087 Dental Services 1094-6 Affirmative Action Ta rget Groups Environmental Health 1096-7 2562-3 Gerontology 839, 903-6 Agriculture Health Information Resources 1097 Loan guarantees and interest Health Promotion 912-4, 935-8 Rate reduction 130 Hearing Conservation External Agencies 946-50 Amalgamation 2947 Other Expenditure 946 Dept. Health and MHSC Reorganization proposal 3195 Salaries 944-5 2947, 3238 Manitoba Health Research Council Supplementary funding 1097-8 Benito Personal Care Home 3018 Maternal and Child Health 909-11 Bill No. 47 - Big Brothers 3792-3 Medical Equipment and Supplies Budget Health care facilities 584 1093-4 Capital projects 30 18-19 Program and Operating Support 743-8 Carman Agri Services Manitoba Health Services Commission Bankruptcy 24 1 Administration 1308-17 Documentation examination 15 Air Ambulance Program 1345-8 Lawsuit notices 15 Ambulance Program 1319, 1345 Notification 15 Hospital Program Request relief 135 1349-55, 1360, 1363-8, 1411-3 Saskatchewan court Medical Program 1414-7 Award appeal 100 Northern Patient Transportation Letter of Credit 100, 240 Program 1348 Meeting Dennis Lesage 240 Personal Care Home Program 1417-21 Policy changes 240-1 Pharmacare 1317-9 Statement of Claim 240 Mental Health Services CAT scans 2664 Mental Health Directorate 1169-72 Cellular telephones 1728, 2978

180 INDEX BY MEMBER

Chairman of Municipal Board 3118-9 Finance accounting analysis 3375-6 Child and Family Services Press conference 555-6 Kozak, Desiree Resignation 356, 377-8 Lack of agency responsibility 133 Policies 240-1 Closure Provincial Auditor 3343, 3375 Brandon General Hospital Reinsurance Closure 622, 1063-4, 1857-8, 2545 Losses Cutback plans 3877-8 Contract Waiting list decreases 1858 Cancellation 409 Winnipeg decisions 98 1, 2545, 3878 Renewal 377 Grace Hospital Information Emergency 3584-5, 3587 Details 442 Hospital beds Extent 410, 469 584, 981, 1063-4, 2545, Inquiry request 410-1 3238-9, 3877-8 Minister informed 444 Daerwood Machine Works Portfolio Incentive payment 135 Information 444 Deeter, Michael 3344 Losses 409 Defamation suit Premier 3876 President retired 409- 10 Education tax rebate 1234-5, 1299-300 Public not notified 355-6 Employment university Public Utilities and Students/Westfair Canada Post 3418 Natural Resources Farm land education tax Committee appearance Rebate 1299-300, 1234-5, 2662 Leonard Harapiak 445 Freedom of Information Act Recouped 356 Proclamation 3375 Renewal reasons 377 Greg Mason study 3036 Witnesses Health Care Facilities Appearances 444 Hydro rate increased 584 Testimony 444 Unionization policy 3555 Minister resignation requested Health Estimates 356, 377-8 Budget payroll tax 584 Ta bling Highway repairs 3419 Opinion senior accounting Home Care Special Warrant 1028 Officials 3375 Hospitals Report ERIC committee 3842 Bed closures 584 Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Deficit Availability internal audit Reduction 1064, 3238-9, 3877-8 3034, 3168 Inter-City Gas Cellular telephones 1728 Long-term contracts 39 12-3 Coopers and Ly brand Savings risk 3913 Investigation cost 295 Ta bling business plan 2978 Equipment purchase 1728 King Commission recommendations 3035 Impact MTX loss 869 Contract Rate increase rural areas MGEA 1400-1 785, 869-70 MONA no-layoff clause 1401-2 Sheik's promissory notes 3554 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Ta bling business (MPIC) Cellular telephones 2978 Accounting 3375 Ta bling report PUB 784-5 Auditor Provincial 3343 MTX Carman Agri Services Auditor involvement 3034 15, 100, 135, 240-1 Employees returned Saudi Arabia 1192 Dector, Michael appearance 3344 Investigation cost 295 Documents destroyed 514-5 Loss Files archived 514 Amount 295, 869 Informed losses 444 Figure prediction 295 Internal review 442 Ta bling breakdown 2701 Lawsuit notices 15, 100 RCMP report 296, 1192 Losses amount 314 Redeployment employees 1193 Media Saudi Arabia Information 555, 556 Accounts receivable 2732 Restrictions 555 Buyer writeoff offered 2733 Minister Contract approval 2731-2

181 INDEX BY MEMBER

Loss breakdown submission 2701 ruled out of order 553 Venture 2733 P/0 by Orchard whether time spent Wind-down criteria 2701-2 on points of order during debate Manitoba Youth Job Centres be deducted from a Member's Strike jobs 3418 speaking time 3080; Minister and Deputy Minister taken under advisement 3080; Removal Health 3879 ruled in order 3201-2 Non-Union health care facilities 3555 Private Members' Business Pay Equity Resolutions Health Department 981 No. 14 - Manitoba Labour Law Increase 981 3077-9 Personal Care Homes Capital Projects 3018-19 Privilege, MaHers of Premier defamation suit appeal 3876 Minister of Community Services conduct Salary estimates Health 981 referred to Privileges and Elections Sigurdson, Oli 3344, 3376 Committee (Mercier) 2543; Treasury Board Cowan 2543-4; Enns 2544; Planning and Priorities Orchard 2544; M. Smith 2544 Committee 1198 taken under advisement 2544; Westman Region Winnipeg ruled out of order 2709-10; Hospitals referrals 1858 challenged (Mercier) 2710; sustained 2710 Workers Compensation Board Accumulated deficit 622 Throne Speech Annual Report delay 319 Debate 41, 71, 78, 84, 85, Board policy 3035 138-42, 154, 195, 209 Cormack Report tabling 3035 Staff doctors changes 319 Urgent Public lmporta.tce, Matter of Grace General Hospital Points of Order Emergency service closure P/0 by Cowan comments "messes caused Orchard 3591-2; Cowan 3592-3; by Speakers in this House" Mercier 3592-3; (Orchard) 3251; Orchard 3251; ruled out of order 3593; taken under advisement 3251; challenged (Mercier) 3593; ruled in order 3372-3; sustained 3594 withdrawal requested 3373; withdrawn (Orchard) 3373 PANKRATZ, Helmut (PC, La Verendrye) P/0 by H. Harapiak use of unparliamentary language "The Agriculture Minister is lying ... now you're Administration and Finance lying" (Orchard) 3257; Executive Support taken under advisement 3257; Policy Studies ruled out of order 3373; 678-81, 713-4, 715-6, 726, 727 withdrawal suggested and Agricultural Development and apology made (Orchard) 3373 Marketing Division P/0 by Mercier imputing motives Administration 1324-5 unparliamentary "political Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation profiteering" (Pawley) 1838; 922-4, 951, 960 Cowan 1839; Mercier 1939; Bills Pawley 1838-40; Orchard 1838-9; No. 8 - 2r 338-9 ruled in order 1839-40; No. 17 - 2r 2938-9 withdrawal requested 1840; withdrawn (Pawley) 1840 No. 47 - 2r 3725-7 P/0 by Phillips use of No. 57 - 2r 3943, 3945 unparliamentary language "influence No. 58 - 2r 3822-3 peddling" (Orchard) 3018; No. 61 - 2r 3327-8 withdrawal requested 30 18; No. 68 - 2r 3898-3900 withdrawn (Orchard) 30 18 Budget debate P/0 by Phillips imputation of motives 435-40 unparliamentary (Orchard) 3878; question rephrased (Orchard) 3878; Cooperative Development P/0 by Orchard timing on point of Opening Remarks order raised 552; Cowan 552-3; Response 3060 Mercier 552-3; Orchard 552; Administration and Finance

182 INDEX BY MEMBER

Executive Support 3061 Ta bling study 3173 Financial and Administrative Lakeshore Land Improvement Co-op Services 3061-4, 3067-9 Loan 2037 Cooperative and Credit Union Sugar beet industry Development 3069-72, 3101-3 Alternate crop 1298 Interest Forgiveness Income tax revenue 1026 Canadian Co-operative Implements Letter C. Mayer 1027 Ltd 3103-6 Negotiations Federal Government 1298 Provincial tax revenue loss 1026 Documents Ta bled Signing agreement deadline 1298-9 Letter Jody Aylard to Tr ipartite agreement Findlay including copy 1026, 1405, 1491, 1552, 1569, 1670 Charles Mayer to Uruski Vicon loans 1995 March 30, 1987 Winnipeg Arts Club 1402-3 963 Points of Order Environment, Workplace Safety P/0 question outside administrative and Health competence of the Government Environmental Management (Pankratz) 1403; Mercier 1403; Environmental Control Services ruled in order 1403; 2585-6 challenged (Mercier) 1403; Grievance, Matter of sustained 1403-4 Sugar beet industry survival 1235-40 Private Members' Business Ministerial Statements Bills Credit Union and Caisses Populaires No. 17 - 2r 2938-9 Government agreement Resolutions (Cowan) 3730-1 No. 2 - Free Trade 3407 Response 373 1 Municipal Affairs PARASIUK, Hon. Wilson (NDP, Transcona) Administration and Finance (Minister of Energy and Mines) Executive Support 2366-7 Bills Municipal Advisory and Financial No. 9 - 2r 598-9 Services General Support Grants 2417 No. 52 - 2r 3800-2; C/W 3923-4 Police Services Grant No. 53 - 2r 3918-9; C/W 3924; 3r 4003 2372-3, 2375, 2417-8 No. 56 - 2r 2949-50, 3830; Urban Transit Grant 2372 3r 4003; R/A 40 16 Municipal Board 2369-70 No. 57 - C/W 3778, 3934-7, 3939-40 Municipal Planning Services 2425-6 No. 68 - 1 r 2941; 2r 3028-3 1, 3784, 3868, 3669, 3870, 3906, 3907-8; Natural Resources 3r 4004-6; RIA 40 16 Parks Administration 1646-50 Budget debate Regional Services 459-61, 471-4 Eastern Region 1545, 1591-2 Business Development and To urism Non-Politicel Statement Canada-Manitoba To urism Agreement Manitoba Sugar Beet Growers Destination Manitoba 3053-4 Tr ipartite Agreement signing Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote 1782-3 Mineral Development Agreement 3624 Oral Questions Northern Development Agreement 3624 Bailey, Ron position 39 16 Committee of Economic Development Bee mites control 3607 Opposition draft review 1567 Co-op Development appointments 3917 Co-op Implements support 1994-5 Committee of Supply Credit Union Capital Supply Seeking assistance 1459-60 Bill No. 57 3776 Stabilization Fund 623-4, 1459 Condolence Motions Ta bling report 624, 1459 Shafransky, Harry 1850 Fisher, Ross 3916 Inter-City Gas Documents Ta bled Rural financial planning 3173 Greater Winnipeg Gas

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and Inter-City Gas Funds availability 3037 Estimate of Value Share Legal position 3776 Long-term contracts 3914 Manitoba Energy and Mines Loan takeover 3037-8 Supplementary Information Mortgage sale 2900 for Legislative review Municipal 1987-88 Estimates Rural 3173 2289 Taxes amount 3662 Oil Activity Review 1986 Opinion poll 3661-2 2289 Profit level 3038 Energy and Mines Purchase price Confirmation 3311 Opening Remarks 2760 Greater Winnipeg Gas Administration and Finance 3557, 3663-4, 3666 Executive Support 2760-2 Winnipeg Free Press quote Minister's Salary 2836-41 3666-7 Energy Revenues 3662 Manitoba Energy Council 2772-4 Small users opportunity 2236 Policy Planning and Project Supplier Alberta 2236 Development 2763-72 Ta bling Expenditures Related to Capital 2836 Business plan 2978 Mineral Resources Contracts signed 2979 Mineral Resources Administration Limestone/Gunn. N.D. 2775-9, 2781, 2783-4, 2831-6 1453, 1488 1489, 1491 Manitoba Jobs Fund Manitoba Hydro Natural Resources Development Budget rate increase 376 2878, 2880-2 Energy sales 2401 2402 Ministerial Statement Expansion Export sales (1986) Petroleum Drilling Incentive Programs 34 Throne Speech 645-6 Forecast information 1494 Response (Enns) 34-5 Manitoba Te lephone upgrading Oral Questions Facilities 2463 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Manufacturing centre (AIDS) Job restoration 2236 Sterilization/autopsy rooms 3556 Meeting Peltz, Arne 243-4 ADM Finance request resignation 3312 Motive fuel tax 39 10-1 Alcoholism Foundation 3703 PUNR Standing Committee Budget Hydro increase 358, 376 Forecast 1494 Crown oil leases 815 Public Utilities Board Daly Oilfield No. 3, west of Virden Policy 358 Drilling policy accident 318 Rate Saltwater spillage Increase 358 Well-drilling 318 Review 243 Eye patients Regulatory rate necessary 358 Facility planning/cost 3697 Revenue loss 273 Frontier School Division Sales monitoring 240 1 Accommodation loss 3200-1 Natural Gas Gunn, N.D. Alberta cut off Manitoba 3015-6 Limestone 1453, 1488-9, 1491 Crown Investments role 2943 Health care unionization policy 3555 Distribution plan 2942-3 Industry, Trade and Te chnology Industry 3699 Foreign deficit 2235-6 Mini-gasco 3911 Inter-City Gas National Energy Board 2943-4 Consumer savings 3038, 3910, 3914 Price fixing options 97, 2035-6 Contract Supply 3699 Obligation 3912 Ta bling price analysis 39 11 Rule changes 2979-80 Non-union health care facilities 3555 Te rm 2980 Potash Details available Agreement Man./Canamax/lndia 1029 Second reading 2900-1 Mine Direct purchase 2236 Binscarth-Russell status 734-5 Five-year financial plan 3173 Developments 1029

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Minister consultation 2463 Budget debate Municipality contact 2464 542-7, 562-4 Ta bling study 2463 C-22 The Patent Act St. Boniface Hospital Proposed Motion Bed closure 3697-8 Debate 14 7 4-80 Shamattawa 1548 Sherritt Gordon Mines and HBM Condolence Motions Negotiations 2320 Clark, Walter Ernest 20 19 WCB Wiebe Report allegations 3697-8 Copp, Stanley 2092-3 Dawson, Earl Phillip 2094 Points of Order Doern, Russell John 1842-3 P/0 by Parasiuk comments made Evans, Edward Gurney 1840-1 (Kovnats) unparliamentary 3203; Shafransky, Harry 1848-9 Baker 3205-6; Kovnats 3203-5; Thompson, John William Mcleod, Q.C. Walding 3205-6; 2096 ruled out of order 3206 Documents Ta bled Reports Tabled 1987 Constitutional Accord Energy and Mines 2727 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Directory 235 French Language Services Secretariat Manitoba Energy Authority 127 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation 58 (MPIC) Statement (Bucklaschuk) Manitoba Mineral Resource Ltd Response 463 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Meech Lake Communique 810 April 30, 1987 Manitoba Oil and Gas Corporatioon 1565-6 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Western Premier's Conference (1987) 1567 Communiques 1 thru 7 2492 Sessional Papers Ta bled Energy and Mines Executive Council Annual Report for year Opening Remarks 3633 ended March 31, 1986 General Administration 235 Management and Administration 3635-45 Manitoba Energy Authority Annual Report for year House Business ended March 31, 1986 Votes and Proceedings 58 Perusal and Printing 8 Manitoba Mineral Resources Ltd. Ministerial Statement Annual Report for year First Ministers Meeting ended December 31, 1986 Canada/U.S. Free Trade Negotiations 810 3704-5 Manitoba Oil and Gas Corporation Response Annual Report for year (Filmon) 3705 ended December 31, 1986 Constitutional Accord 1567 1460-3; 2727-8 Response PAWLEY, P.C., Q.C., Hon. Howard R. (Carstairs) 2729-30; (Desjardins) 1462; (NDP, Selkirk) (Filmon) 1463-4; 2728-9 (Premier) Results (Minister of Federal-Provincial 1565-6 Relations) Response (Filmon) 1566-7 Bills Upcoming Meeting notes 3432-4 No. 1 - 1r 8 Response (Filmon) 3434 No. 47 - Report Stage 3962; 3r 4001-2 Native Self-Government rights No. 66 - 1r 2941; 2r 3043-4, 3815; 548-9 3r 4004; R/A 40 16 Response (Filmon) 549 No. 68 - 2r 3849-51 Natural Gas Policy No. 71 - 2r 40 12-4 Premier Statement

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2891-3 Child and Family Services Response Standards 3915 (Filmon) 2893-4 Closure Grace Emergency Western Premiers Conference Department 3556 Humboldt, Saskatchewan Constituencies increase costs 28 13 2492-3 Criteria Minister removal 1400 Response (Filmon) 2493 Crown agencies rate increases 3840 Non-Political Statements Crown Corporations Act (MPIC) 34 12 Hansen, Rick homecoming Investments 2084-5 (Filmon) 2296 Ministers role 2084-5 Response 2296-7 Defamation suit Premier YM-YWCA Women of the Ye ar Awards Supreme Court appeal 3876 1722 Demonstrations Response (Filmon) 1722 NDP Members SuperVaiu 3440 Oral Questions Violence 3417 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Department of Community Services (AIDS) Inquiry 2498-9 Education program 1778 Dutch Elm disease Agreement treaty land 557 Act Review 3559 Agriculture crisis 10, 128-30, 163-4 Myer, Peter deadlines 3559 Alcoholism Foundation Brandon 3703 Tree removal 3559 Anstett, Andrue Education Chairman of Municipal Board 3118-9 Public school funding 165-6 Contracts 1119 Emergency Department Appointments Grace closure 3556 Family members policy 2036-7 Farm school tax assistance Minister of Community Services Program 3843 1838, 1840 Farmers interest rate reduction 131 Automotive Trades Association 239 Federal Bank of Nova Scotia Tax reform 3263-4 Head office move 2033 Translation costs contribution 236 Bilingual directory Final offer selection 3120 French language services 235-6 First Minister definition 3261-2 Bill No. 47 Francophone Summit 3876 Amendments Freedom of speech Employee benefit plans 2562 Campbell, Jennifer 1990 Caucus free vote Fund-raising event attendance 2561, 3731-2, 3790, 3875 Policy 784 Request Premier withdraw 3875 Gambling legislation 2791 Bridge north Selkirk 63 Gay rights group funding 3881 Budget Government (1991) balanced 519-20 Losses MPIC 3262, 33 13 Counteract negative effects 1832-3 Staff policy review 2088 Increased taxation 1932 Health care Personal income tax 376 Estimates 1027 Businesses intimidated Programs 1027 Government staff 1933, 1990-1 Homosexual rights Communities Economic Development Fund Religious freedom 3882 (CEDF) Homosexuality school curriculum 3793 Minister Government Services Hospitals Resignation 3838 Bed closures 59 Gunn loan rental office 1398-9 User fees 59-60 Meeting 1398 Inter-City Gas CF-18 Premier's statement 1569-70 Business plan tabling 2978 Campbell, Jennifer Opinion polls 3789 Labour Board Savings risk 3913 Freedom of speech 1990 Investments new policies 1932-3 Canadian Wheat Board payments 99 Jha, Bidhu (MTS) 96 CareerStart/STEP Programs 2088 Labour Board Chairman of Municipal Board 3118-9 Jennifer Campbell 1990 Child abuse 2500 Labour legislation review 1855, 1932

186 INDEX BY MEMBER

Labour Relations Act lawsuit 1989 Debate postponement 2730 Land claims agreement Ta bling 2560-1, 2730-1 Treaty entitlement 557 Anglophone rights 2734 Legislation gambling houses 2791 Approval spending limits 2315 Legislative Committee Caveat 2099 Ombudsman 1198 Charter of Rights and Freedoms 2734 Manfor Ltd. purchase offers 2032 Conference 1193, 1400 Manitoba Development Corporation (MDC) Immigration federal funding 39 13 Ombudsman Report 729-30 Legal wording 2494 Manitoba Hydro Agreements Manitoba's position 2314 (1986) Throne Speech 9 Provincial powers 2495 Commitments 9 Public hearings 1567, 39 14 Quebec Manitoba Labour Relations Act Freedom of speech 2290 Powers clarified 1857 Representation 1857 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Veto 313-4 (MPIC) Self-government Carman Agri Services 15, 135, 240-1 Aboriginal 2494-5 Crown Corporation Act Native 2563 Committee attendance 3410-1 Ta bling Known losses 34 12 Amendment 2560- 1, 2730-1 Deeter, Michael 3344 Legal documents 2099 Five-year plan 3263-4 Transfer of powers 2495 Information availability 443 Yu kon/Northwest Territories 2731 Internal review 442 Letter of credit 240 Ministers Losses Authority removal 3262 Authority 3258 Community Services 134, 1230, 39 14-5 Political decisions 33 13 Health 2809, 3879 Premier awareness 410, 3309 Labour 811 Public inquiry 410, 442-3, 891 Municipal Affairs 3345 Minister Northern Affairs 1398-9 Press conference 556 Municipal Board Chairman 3118-9 Removal 3258, 3261-2 Native self-government 2494-5 Resignation 378, 442 Natural gas Policies 241 Distribution 2942, 2895 Policy committee attendance 34 10-1 1 Pricing 97, 2034 Premier NDP members demonstrations 3400, 34 17 Condones Minister actions 3259-60 New policies investments 1932-3 Provincial auditor 3341, 3344 Ombudsman Legislative committee 1198 Reference/reporting review 442 Port of Churchill Development Board Reinsurance 2318 Availability information 443 Premier office staff 89 1 Awareness 464-5, 513 Premier Robert Bourassa Date Minister informed 410 Statement 2316 Inquiry 410-2 Premier's statement CF-18 Internal review 442 Free Press 1569-70 Minister resignation 378, 410-12 Private gambling houses 2791 Opposition review minutes 444 Question Period policy 1570 Report annual RCMP detachment closure Financial statements 3257 Winnipeg Beach 3605 Senior staff Crown Corporations Rural Manitoba Meetings 33 11 Population decline 236-7 Sigurdson, AI 3259, 3344 Programs 236 Manitoba Labour Board confidence 2192 Road Development Fund 10 Manitoba Properties Inc. shares 1723 Russell, Grant 3876 Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Selkirk Corridor Study RCMP investigation 2809 Route 230 expansion 64 Manufacturing sector 2289-91 Senate appointments Meech Lake Accord Spivak, Roblin, Nurgitz 1570 Aboriginal peoples 2563 Spousal appointments policy 2036 Accord 2734 STEP program and CareerStart 2088 Amendment Sugar beet industry Aboriginal self-government 2731 Assistance laid-off employees 1115

187 INDEX BY MEMBER

Layoffs Fort Garry plant 975 PENNER, Q.C., Hon. Roland Office staff sugar beet industry 891 (NDP, Fort Rouge) Priority Premier 1026 (Attorney General) Tripartite agreement Attorney-General 1025, 1059, 1060, 1569 Opening Remarks 2199-2202 SuperValu demonstration 3437 Administration and Finance Supreme Court Communications 2211 Appeal defamation 3876 Computer Services 22 11 Quebec judges 157 4 Executive Support 2203-8, 2243 Research, Planning and Evaluation Treasury Board 2208-10 Planning and Priorities Committee Personnel Services 2210, 2243 Appointments 1198-9 Court Services Treaty land entitlement Agreement 557 Canada-Manitoba Court Communicators University education 2323 Quality 3588 Federal Courts 2265-6, 2307-8 Urgent economic topics 1570 Library Services 2324 Maintenance Enforcement 2323-4 water Services Board Agreement 2101 Provincial Court 2321-2 Western Premiers Conference Rural Courts 2324-5 Ta bling paper 2314 Sheriffs and Bailiffs 2322-3 Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Criminal Justice Deficit underestimated 733 Board of Review 2244-5 Public inquiry 3515 Crown Prosecutors 2215, 2243 Fatal Inquiries Act 2243-4 Points Of Order Salaries 221 1-5, 2243 P/0 by Mercier Question Period Law Enforcement Law Enforcement Administration answers provoking debate 236; 2262-3 Pawley 236; ruled in order 237 Law Enforcement Review Act 2264-5 P/0 by Mercier imputing motives Manitoba Police Commission 2263-4 unparliamentary "political Provincial Police 2253-62 profiteering" (Pawley) 1838; Legal Services Cowan 1839; Mercier 1939; Administration and Special Programs Pawley 1838-40; Orchard 1838-9; 2245 ruled in order 1839-40; Civil Legal Services 2245-6 Constitutional Law 2249-52 withdrawal requested 1840; Family Law 2249, 2321 withdrawn (Pawley) 1840 Legislative Counsel 2246-8 P/0 by Pawley allegations made by Manitoba Law Reform Commission Opposition members 2037; 2248-9 ruled out of order 2037 Liquor Commission 2331-3 P/0 by Pawley use of unparliamentary Protection of Individual and Property Rights language "MPIC Minister lied" Canada-Manitoba Criminal Injuries (Filmon) 3264; Compensation Board 2330-1 ruled in order 3264; Canada-Manitoba Legal Aid 2325-6 retraction requested 3264; Land Titles Office 2329-30 withdrawn (Filmon) 3264 Manitoba Human Rights Commission P/0 by Phillips use of unparliamentary 2325 language "this Minister can't tell Personal Property Security Registry 2330 the truth and wasn't telling the Public Tr ustee 2327-9 truth" (Filmon) 3263; Pawley 3263-4; question rephrased 3264 Bills No. 4 - 1 r 58; 2r 281-3, 1730-2; P/0 by Phillips imputation of Report Stage 3948-9; 3r 3957; intentional falsehood (Downey) 3345; RIA 40 15 unsatisfactory withdrawal (Pawley) No. 5 - 1r 58; 2r 283-4; 3346; Cowan 3346; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 subsequent withdrawal satisfactory No. 8 - 2r 335 (Pawley) 3346-7 No. 10 - 1r 375; 2r 786; 3r 3955; RIA 4015 Throne Speech No. 12 - 2r 1733 Motion to consider 8 No. 19 - 1r 1114; 2r 1282-3; Debate 254-65 3r 3957; RIA 40 15

188 INDEX BY MEMBER

No. 20 - 1r 1274; 2r 1464-6, 1737; (Pankratz) 1238 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Hansard Correction No. 21 - 2r 1466-7, 1738; 2948, 3668 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 No. 25 - 1r 1853; 2r 2195-7, 3885-6; House Business 3r 3990; RIA 4015 Capital Bill No. 27 - 1r 1853; 2r 2000; Committee stage response 3r 3955; RIA 4015 RCMP report MTX No. 32 - 2r 2799 39 18 No. 33 - 1r 2084; 2r 2197-8; Oral Questions 3r 3957; RIA 4015 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome No. 34 - 2r 2198; 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 (AIDS) No. 35 - 1r 2084; Post-mortem facilities 3556 No. 37 - 1r 2099; 2r 2298-2301, 2801; Appointment 3r 3991; RIA 4016 Ly on, Sterling criticism 16 No. 38 - 1r 2234; 2r 2712, 3754-5; Aw asis Agency 3r 3991; RIA 4016 Criminal charges 449, 1994, 2792 No. 46 - 2r 2955-6; 3r 3991; RIA 4016 Bills No. 47 - 1r 2540; 2r 2713-9; No. 6-Municipalities Review 1280 Report Stage 3959; 3r 3991; RIA 4016 No. 47 - Employee Benefit Plan No. 48 - 1r 2541; 2r 2719-20; Amendment 1281, 2562 3r 4003; RIA 40 16 No. 47 - Big Brother 3792-3 No. 50 - 2r 2963 No. 61 - Tabling opinion 3439 No. 57 - CIW 3930-2 Break and enter crimes 1295-6 No. 59 - Report Stage 3953 Charter of Rights No. 63 - 1r 2806; 2r 296 1; Manitoba Labour Law 1854, 1996 3r 3957; RIA 4016 Supreme law 39 13 No. 69 - 1r 2941; 2r 3042; Child Abuse 3r 4006; RIA 4016 Police protection 892 Registry 3560 Budget debate Child molestation 3880 384, 393, 524-8, 546 Compensation C-22 The Patent Act Redhead, Eric 36 Proposed Motion Sophonow, Thomas 36 Debate 1035-7 Crescentwood Homeowners Association 3125 Documents Ta bled Dakota-Ojibway Tr ibal Council Police Attorney-General 2791 Supplementary Information Daniels, Morley Kenneth appeal 1571 for Legislative Review Deputy Attorney-General 1781 1987-88 Estimates Enderton Caveats 3125 2099 Farmers interest rates 643, 3795 Conflict of Interest guidelines First Ministers Conference Legal opinion Constitution 868-9 2942 Homosexual behaviour young people Justice in Manitoba Policy 3881 Key Indicators (1987 Supply) Homosexuality school curriculum 3793 2321 Human Rights bill introduction 1281 Manitoba Law Reform Commission Increase in taxes law 1664 Periodic Payment of Damages for Personal Injury and Death Report Infant death trial costs 2792 3874 Inter-City Gas RCMP Investigation Report Conflict of Interest 2900 MTX, Telecom Services, James Jr, John appeal 2548 Saudi Arabia Datacom Limited, Judges pension plans 1860 AI Bassam Datacom Division Judicial federal appointments 1280 3909- 10 Labour Relations Act Sabeski letter from Penner Freedom of speech 1996, 2105-6 June 10, 1987 Land Transfer Tax 3605 Implementation 2035 Tr ansitional period 2035 Grievance, Matter of Law Reform Commission Sugar beet industry survival Reproductive technology study 1277

189 INDEX BY MEMBER

Legal Aid Period 2785; Filmon 2786; Awasis Agency 449, 1994, 2792 Mercier 2785-6; Penner 2785-6 Liquor Commission taxes 2547 ruled out of order 2786 MTX Reports Ta bled RCMP Attorney-General Criminal charges Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Investigation 3602-3 1228 Report 1192 Controverted Elections Act Report tabling 3767, 3876, 3910 Court of Appeal Manitoba Labour Law Registrar's Report Charter of Rights 1854, 1996 December 31, 1986 Meech Lake Accord 407 Native self-government 2238 Court of Queen's Bench Native girl rape charges 448 Registrar's Report Natives in justice system program December 31, 1986 2188, 2190 407 Organized crime 3173-4 Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Pornography federal legislation 1727-8 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Postal strike 3240 3601 Prosecution decisions Fatality Inquiries Act, The SuperValu demonstration 3704 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Provincial Judges 407 Association 1859 Human Rights Commission Pension plans revised policy 1860 Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Wages 1781 3410 Women appointed 15-6 Legal Aid Services Society Public Trustee 2100 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 RCMP (MTX) 777 Investigation 3602-3 Manitoba Law Foundation Report 1192 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Tabling 3767, 3876, 3910 3601 RCMP Winnipeg Beach closure 3605-6 Manitoba Law Reform Commission Reproductive Tec hnology Study Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Law Reform Commission 1277 1228 Robinson case plea bargaining 167-8 Manitoba Liquor Control Commission SuperValu Demonstration Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Prosecution 352 Decisions 3665, 3704 Manitoba Police Commission Directives 3665-6 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 Te rror-free shopping 3413 3601 Violence charges 3666 Manitoba Public Tr ustee Westfair Foods 3705 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Supreme Court 1932 Quebec judges 157 4 Re-anacted Statutes of Manitoba Taxes increase law 1664 Roll Bill No. 4 Westfair Foods strike 3413 281 Winnipeg Beach RCMP 3605-6 Regulations Act No. 94/86 to 273/86 Points of Order No. 1/87 to 47/87 incl. P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to 1228 motion standing in another member's name without leave 2302; Sessional Papers Ta bled Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; Attorney-General Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; Annual Report for year Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; ended March 31, 1986 taken under advisement 2306; 1228 ruled in order 2466-7 Controverted Elections Act P/0 by Penner referring to Member Court of Appeal or Minister other than by their Report of the Registrar for year appropriate title 2087; Downey 2087; ended December 31, 1986 ruled in order 2087 407 P/0 by Penner bill ordered for debate Court of Queen's Bench cannot be queried in Question Report of the Registrar for year

190 INDEX BY MEMBER

ended December 31, 1986 "racist", "against women", 407 "against natives" (Roch); Criminal Injuries Compensation Board Ashton 3384; Evans 3384, 3385-6; Annual Report for year Roch 3381-6 ended March 31, 1987 Failure to grant leave Non-Political 3601 Statement Fatalities Inquiries Act, The Enns 3046-7; Wasylycia-Leis 3047-9 Annual Report Administrator for year Government mismanagement ended December 31, 1986 Downey 1405-10; 407 Mercier 3207- 10; Orchard 1408, 3208 Human Rights Commission Inaccurate Opposition comments Labour Annual Report for year Relations Environment ended December 31, 1986 Mackling 3126-7 34 10 Response challenge Roch naming Legal Aid Services Society specific instances "sexist" and 14th Annual Report for year "racist" behaviour ended March 31, 1986 Findlay 3394; Johnston 3391-2; 777 H. Smith 3392-5 Manitoba Law Foundation Response H. Smith grievance "sexism" Annual Report for year and "racism" remarks ended March 31, 1987 Cummings 3395-3400 3601 Rights, Mentally Retarded Manitoba Law Reform Commission Connery 982-7 Annual Report for year Response ended March 31, 1987 M. Smith 987-991 1228 Rights Working People Manitoba Liquor Control Commission Ashton 1073-8; Cummings 1077; Annual Report for year Ducharme 1073; ended March 31, 1986 McCrae 1067-73, 1076, 1077-8 352 Rules of the House administration Manitoba Police Commission Kovnats 3202-3 Annual Report for year Sugar beet industry survival ended March 31, 1987 Pankratz 1235-40; Penner 1238; 3601 Roch 1238; Uruski 1238-40 Manitoba Public Trustee Tax increase and services decrease Annual Report for year Evans 3390-1; Oleson 3386-91 ended March 31, 1986 1932 Introduction of Guests Regulations Act Alexander Ross School, Grade 9 235 Copy of regulations filed Anandshankar, B., M.P. (India) No. 94/86 to 273/86 (Minister of Water Resources) 3031 No. 1/87 to 47 !87 Arthur E. Wright, Grade 5 1554 1228 Baird, Ray MLA (Humber House), Statutes of Manitoba Re-enacted 1987 Legislative Assistant to Roll Bill No. 4 Newfoundland Premier 2091 28 1 Baldur High School, Grades 10-12 (Province of Quebec) Exchange students 1663 PHILLIPS, Hon. Myrna A. (NDP, Wo lseley) Balmertown Public School, (Speaker of the House) Red Lake, Ontario 1397 Announcements Banman, Bob former MLA (La Verendrye) 3020 Clive, Sandra, Clerk of Committees 1989 Bannatyne School, Grades 5 and 6 3264 Page appointments 8 Basu, Anil, M.P. (Lok Sabha) 3031 Sergeant-at-arms appointment 8 Bilton, James H., former MLA (Swan River) and Speaker of Grievance, Matters of Manitoba Legislature 1453 Agriculture policies Blumenort School, Grade 5 2793 Enns 903; Findlay 897-903; Breman, Jan Fredrick Everet, Uruski 899 Ambassador of the Netherlands Community Services leadership and Breman, Mrs. Bianca 625 Brown 3610-5 Brock-Corydon School, Grade 5 1023 Conservative Members labelled Burntwood School, Grade 5 3195

191 INDEX BY MEMBER

Centennial School, Grade 5 975 Happy Thought School, Grade 2-4 2560 Chancellor Elementary School, Hastings School, Grade 5 1775 Grade 5 2031 Hedges School, Grade 8 581 Chapman School, Grade 5 1546 Hewes, Bettie Alberta MLA Chhatwal, Surbir Jit Singh (Edmonton Gold Bar) 3264 High Commissioner for India 3031 Inkster School, Grade 6 1023 Christ the King School, Jack River School, Grade 8 3118 Grades 1 to 6 3308 Jefferson High School, Grade 9 2084 Clark, Glen, MLA John Pritchard School, Grade 9 2730 British Columbia (Vancouver East) John Pritchard School, Grade 9 1989 3898 John Pritchard School, Grade 9 2701 Cottage Grove, Minnesota, U.S.A. 1546 Johannsen, Wally former MLA D.R. Hamilton School, Grades 8 and 9 9 (St. Matthews) 3026 Dakota Collegiate, Grade 11 2657 Kelwood School, Grade 9 2730 Dalhousie School, Grade 5 2466 King School, Grades 1-6 1487 Daniel Mcintyre Collegiate, Kirkness Adult Learning Centre 3668 10 2084 Grade ESL Laporte School, Grade 8 Daniel Mcintyre Collegiate, Laporte, Minnesota, U.S.A. 2234 Grade 11 1274 Leaf Rapids School, Grade 8 1989 Deo, K.P. Singh, MP (Lok Sabha) 3031 Leclerc, Jean MLA Duraa, M. Thambi, MP (India) Quebec (Taschereau) 3601 (Deputy Speaker of Lok Sabha) 3031 Lincoln School, Grade 8 2730 Earl Grey School, Grades 5-6 2560 Lockport School, Grade 9 449 Ecole Lavallee, Grade 5 2894 Lockport School, Grade 9 3168 Ecole Secondaire La Broquerie, Louis Riel Collegiate, Grade 11 2901 Grade 9 266 McAuley School, Grades 7-9, 2959 Edmonton Junior Fire Wardens 16 McClung Collegiate, Grade 11 2657 Elmdale School, Grade 5 270 1 McCrossan, Paul, Ontario MP Elmwood High School, Grade 9 1397 (York -Scarborough) 3031 Elmwood High School, Grade 11 1023 McGregor, Morris former MLA F.W. Gilbert School, Grade 5 1192 (Virden) 646 Firth, Beatrice Anne Yukon MLA Manitoba Practical Politics 186 (Whitehorse Riverdale South) 3372 Marble Ridge Colony, Grade 8 3020 Fisher Branch Collegiate, Martinez. Rafael Hernandez Grade 11 2806 Cuban Ambassador for Canada and Fort Alexander High School, Martinez, Mrs. Blanc P. Grades 10, 11 and 12 1059 de Hernandez 23 14 Fox, Peter, former MLA (Rossmere, Meadows School, Grade 5 2494 Kildonan and Concordia) and Mennonite Brethren Collegiate, Speaker of Manitoba Legislature 9 1453 2096, 3044 Grade Minnetonka School, Grade 9 1775 Gabrielle Roy School, Grade 9 6 2541 accompanied by exchange students Montrose School, Grade Province of Quebec 1996 Morris School, Grade 6 3405 Gainsboro School, Grade 8 Murdoch McKay Collegiate, Grade 9 1567 Gainsboro, Saskatchewan 2297 Murdoch McKay Collegiate, Grade 9 1670 Gaynor, Sean Ambassador of Ireland Murdoch McKay Collegiate, Grade 9 2031 and Gaynor, Mrs. Orna 1996 Murphy, Rod MP (Churchill) 2031 General Byng School, Grade 9 1723 Neepawa Area Collegiate, Gimli Composite High School, Grades 11 and 12 293 Grade 11 1554 Niverville Elementary School, Girl Guides, North Dakota and Grade 5 375 Minnesota 3859 Norquay School, Grades 4 and 5 2976 Glenway Colony School, North Memorial School, Grade 6 3235 Grades 1 to 9 3243 Notre Dame Elementary School, Gordon Bell High School, Grade 11 128 Grade 5 33 15 Green, Sidney former MLA Oakville Junior High School, (Inkster) 1284 Grades 7 to 9 3308 Gur-Arieh, Israel Oakville Junior High School, Ambassador of Israel 2976 Grades 7 to 9 3372 Hamiota Elementary School, Orlikow, David 2096 Grade 5 3256 Osterwick School, Grades 5-8 3420

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Park La Salle School, Grade 5 2184 Ye s Canada School 2241 Peguis Central School, Messages Peguis Choralaires 1397 Commonwealth Day 186 Philomene-Chartrand School, 2972 Pierre Radisson School, Grade 9 1453 Non-Political Statements Pierre Radisson School, Grade 9 1487 To mato Plant Growing Contest Pinawa Secondary School, Grade 11 35 Challenge and Presentation Princess Elizabeth High School, (Kovnats) 2242 Grade 11 1853 Response Province of Quebec Exchange Students (Desjardins) 2242 3712 (Filmon) 2242 R.B. Russell Vocational School 1663 2242 R.J. Wauch School, Grade 6 2701 Petitions Ralph Maybank School, Grade 6- 11 1115 Brandon University Foundation Ram Mun Hur, Phagat, MP (McCrae) 360 1; (Rajha Sabha) 3031 ruled in order 3661 Red River Community College, Pine Ridge Golf Club Incorporated 9 students 2494 (Maloway) 2289; Red River Community College, ruled in order 2312 Montreal Exchange Students 2560 South Charleswood Community Regent Park School, Grade 2 3175 Association (Ernst) 449; River West Park School, Grade 9 2400 ruled out of order 462 Riverton Collegiate, Grade 11 3026 Southwood Golf and Country Club Robert Smith Elementary School, (Scott) 2727; Grade 5 33 18 ruled in order 2785 Robert H. Smith School, Grade 5 1294 Points of Order Ross L. Gray School, Grade 9 2657 P/0 by Bucklaschuk requesting Rotary Exchange students 1567 retraction MPIC files (Downey) 3345; Royal School, Grade 5 1832 retracted (Downey) 3345 St. George School, Grade 9 1228 P/0 by Connery use of unparliamentary Selkirk Junior High School, language "wilfully distorting" Grade 7 to 9 3308 (Cowan) 517; Cowan 517; Shad Valley Manitoba Program 3704 ruled in order 517; Shamrock School, Grade 6 2894 withdrawal requested 517; Sisler High School, Grade 9 1853 withdrawn (Cowan) 517 Sisler High School, Grade 11 1115 P/0 by Cowan provisions governing Sisler High School, Grade 11 1723 acceptability of Oral Questions Somerset Collegiate, Grade 11 2560 238-9; Mercier 238; Souris School, Grade 5 3341 ruled out of order 239 Southwood School, Grade 5 2459 P/0 by Cowan prohibits questions of Stonewall Centennial School, government policy 241-2; Grade 5 874 McCrae 241-2; ruled in order 242 Sugar and Spice Day Care Centre 3553 P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary Te ulon Collegiate, Grade 11 1274 language "misleading" 409; taken under advisement 409; Thompson High School, Grade 12 ruled out of order 512 North Dakota, U.S.A. 1832 P/0 by Cowan use of unparliamentary Torah Academy, Grade 5 1294 language "misleading the public" Van Ruiten, Bernardus 411; Cowan 411-2; Filmon 411-2; Honorary Consul to the Netherlands Mercier 411; ruled in order 411-2 for Manitoba 625 P/0 by Cowan language imputing motives Warren Collegiate, Grade 11 1114-5 55 1; Bucklaschuk 55 1; Cowan 55 1; Wajpay, Atal Bihari, MP Filmon 55 1; ruled in order 55 1; (Rajha Sabha) 3031 withdrawal requested 55 1; Wellington School, Grade 6 34 10 withdrawn (Filmon) 552 West Kildonan Collegiate, P/0 by Cowan intimidating comments by Grade 11 2314 Opposition members to the Speaker West St. Paul School, Grade 9 2657 552-3; Mercier 552-3; Whitemouth School, Grade 9 16 ruled in order 553 Windsor School, Grade 9 442 P/0 by Cowan comment imputing motives Winnipeg Beach Elementary School, "when will this Minister start to Grade 6 2800 tell us the truth" (Connery)732;

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Cowan 732, 777; Mercier 732, 777; "he's not telling the truth" 60; taken under advisement 732; Desjardins 60; request withdrawal 60 withdrawal requested and refused 777 withdrawn (Desjardins) 60 Connery named 777; P/0 by Mercier Question Period challenged (Mercier) 777-8; answers provoking debate 236 sustained 778 Pawley 236; ruled in order 237 P/0 by Cowan challenge to the Chair P/0 by Mercier imputing motives repetitive question 1025; unparliamentary "political Filmon 1025; profiteering" (Pawley) 1838; ruled out of order 1025-6 Cowan 1839; Mercier 1939; P/0 by Cowan questions Members can Pawley 1838-40; Orchard 1838-9; ask 2189; ruled out of order 2189 ruled in order 1839-40; P/0 by Cowan procedure on questions withdrawal requested 1840; on matters listed on Order Paper withdrawn (Pawley) 1840 2562; Filmon 2562; P/0 by Orchard timing on point of ruled out of order 2562 order raised 552; Cowan 552-3; P/0 by Cowan comments "messes caused Mercier 552-3; Orchard 552; by Speakers in this House" ruled out of order 553 (Orchard) 3251; Orchard 3251; P/0 by Orchard whether time spent taken under advisement 3251; on points of order during debate ruled in order 3372-3; be deducted from a Member's withdrawal requested 3373; speaking time 3080; withdrawn (Orchard) 3373 taken under advisement 3080; P/0 by Cowan comments "Government ruled in order 3201-2 policy to condone staging of P/0 by Parasiuk comments made violent demonstrations to encourage (Kovnats) unparliamentary 3203; gangster-style violence (McCrae) Baker 3205-6; Kovnats 3203-5; 3415; Cowan 3415-6; McCrae 3415-6; Wa lding 3205-6; Mackling 3416; ruled out of order 3206 taken under advisement 34 16; P/0 by Pawley allegations made by ruled in order 3553; Opposition members 2037; withdrawal requested 3553; ruled out of order 2037 refused 3553; McCrae named 3554; P/0 by Pawley use of unparliamentary challenged (Mercier) 3554; language "MPIC Minister lied" 3264; sustained 3554 ruled in order 3264; P/0 by Dolin imputation of motives retraction requested 3264; 3414; ruled in order 34 15; withdrawn (Filmon) 3264 unsatisfactory withdrawal (McCrae) P/0 by Penner referring to Member 3415; subsequent withdrawal or Minister other than by their satisfactory (McCrae) 34 15 appropriate title 2087; Downey 2087; P/0 by Ernst principles of reading ruled in order 2087 tabling amendments to Bills 3363; P/0 by Penner bill ordered for debate Enns 3363-4; ruled out of order 3364 cannot be queried in Question P/0 by H. Harapiak use of Period 2785; Filmon 2786; unparliamentary language "The Mercier 2785-6; Penner 2785-6; Minister is lying ... now you're ruled out of order 2786 lying" (Orchard) 3257; P/0 by Phillips that a question is taken under advisement 3257; repetitious (Filmon) 1025; ruled out of order 3373; Cowan 1025; Filmon 1025; withdrawal suggested and Johnston 1025; apology made (Orchard) 3373 ruled out of order 1025-6 P/0 by McCrae accusation misleading P/0 by Phillips question outside the House (Wasylycia-Leis) 1553; administrative competence of the Cowan 1553; ruled out of order 1553 Government (Pankratz) 1403; P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to Mercier 1403; motion standing in another member's ruled in order 1403; name without leave 2302; challenged (Mercier) 1403; Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; sustained 1403-4 Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; P/0 by Phillips use of Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; unparliamentary language "influence taken under advisement 2306; peddling" (Orchard) 3018; ruled in order 2466-7 withdrawal requested 30 18; P/0 by Mercier (Filmon) withdrawn (Orchard) 3018

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P/0 by Phillips use of unparliamentary sustained 2709 language (Filmon) "this Minister Minister of Community Services conduct can't tell the truth and wasn't referred to Privileges and Elections telling the truth" 3263; Committee (Mercier) 415; Pawley 3263-4; M. Smith 415-6; question rephrased 3264 taken under advisement 416; P/0 by Phillips imputation of ruled out of order 512-3 intentional falsehood (Downey) 3345; Minister of Community Services conduct unsatisfactory withdrawal (Pawley) referred to Privileges and Elections 3346; Cowan 3346; Committee (Mercier) 2543; subsequent withdrawal satisfactory Cowan 2543-4; Enns 2544; (Pawley) 3346-7 Orchard 2544; M. Smith 2544 P/0 by Phillips amendment discussion taken under advisement 2544; Bill not referred to Committee 3363 ruled out of order 2709-10; Ernst 3363; Enns 3363-4; challenged (Mercier) 2710; ruled in order 3364 sustained 2710 P/0 by Phillips previously ruled Minister of Manitoba Public Insurance question out of order 3417; Corporation be called before Mercier 3417; ruled in order 3417 Committee of Privileges and P/0 by Phillips question not within Elections misled the Legislative administrative competence of Assembly (Filmon) 413; Cowan 413; government (McCrae) 3773; taken under advisement 413; McCrae 3773; Mackling 3773; ruled out of order 463 Mercier 3773-4; Reports Tabled withdrawal requested reflection on Chair (Mackling) 3774; Elections Act Cowan 3774; Review and recommendations remarks withdrawn (Mackling) 3774 October, 1986 P/0 by Phillips imputation of motives Statement of Votes of the unparliamentary (Orchard) 3878; 33rd Provincial General Election question rephrased (Orchard) 3878 of March 18, 1986 By-elections P/0 by Phillips withdrawal of October 2, 1984 (Fort Garry) comments reflecting on Chair (Connery) 4002; October 1, 1985 (Kildonan) withdrawal requested and 1059 refused 4002-3; Cowan 4002-3; Elections Finance Act Connery named 4002; Annual Report - March 31, 1986 challenged (Mercier) 4003; 1059 sustained 4003 Legislative Assembly P/0 by Walding content of grievance Management Commission 3205-6; ruled in order 3206 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 3168 Privilege, Matters of Ombudsman Government queries of own Ministers Annual Report - December 31, 1986 unacceptable in Question Period 3838 (McCrae) 168-9; Cowan 169-70; Mercier 170; McCrae 170-1; Sessional Papers Ta bled ruled out of order 171 Elections Act Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Review and Recommendations (MPIC) IBNR loss provisions report October, 1986 (Filmon) 3434-6; Storie 3435-6; Statement of Votes of the taken under advisement 3436; 33rd Provincial General Election ruled out of order 360 1-2; of March 18, 1986 challenged (Mercier) 3602; By-elections sustained 3602 October 2, 1984 (Fort Garry) Minister of Community Services October 1, 1985 (Kildonan) referred to Privileges and 1059 Elections Committee Elections Finances Act (Mitch Gowler incident) Annual Report for year Brown 2461-2; Cowan 2462; ended March 31, 1986 M. Smith 2462; 1059 taken under advisement 2462; Legislative Assembly ruled out of order 2708-9; Management Commission challenged (Mercier) 2709; Annual Report for year

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ended March 31, 1986 3r 4004; RIA 40 16 3168 No. 67 - 1r 2806; 2r 2961-2, 3655-6; Ombudsman 3r 3957; RIA 4016 Annual Report for year ended December 31, 1986 Documents Tabled 3838 Highways and Transportation Highway Construction Program 1987-88 Speaker's Statements 397 Apology to Member for Ellice Statement of Minister (M. Smith) placing question 1066 1987-88 Estimates Conflict of Interest guidelines 1497 Inter-City Gas 2942 Supplementary Information Internship Program for Legislative Review 1987-88 Selections introduction 3236 1987-88 Estimates MacDougall, Mary 975 Ta ble Assistance 618 Railway Transport Committee Manitoba Submission Urgent Public Importance, MaHers of 462 Call Agricultural Committee Transport Federal Standing Committee Financial crisis farmers Manitoba submission Findlay 16-7; Cowan 17; 407 ruled out of order 18; VIA Rail maintenance program challenged (Mercier) 18; Cancellation sustained 18 Te lex John Crosbie (Federal Communities Economic Development Fund Minister of Transport) Disbursement of Funds 3588 Downey 1494-5; Cowan 1495-6; Ye llowhead Projects Enns 1496; Mercier 1496; Federal/Provincial cost sharing ruled out of order 1496; 1507 challenged (Mercier) 1496; sustained 1496 Highways and Transportation Grace General Hospital Opening Remarks 1497-1502, 1504-7 Emergency service closure Administration and Finance Orchard 3591-2; Cowan 3592-3; Administrative Services 1508-9 Mercier 3592-3; Computer Services 1511-2 ruled out of order 3593; Executive Support 1507 challenged (Mercier) 3594; Financial Services 1512-3 sustained 3594 Personnel Services 1509-11 Manitoba Sugar Beet Industry Boards and Committees Tripartite agreement Highway Traffic Board 1636, 1638 Findlay 895-6; Cowan 896; License Suspension Appeal Board ruled out of order 896-7; 1636, 1638-9 challenged (Johnston) 897; Motor Transport Board 1636-9 Cowan 897; Taxicab Board 1636, 1639 sustained 897 Driver and Vehicle Licensing Winnipeg Tax Assessment 1634-7 Legislated restrictions Engineering and Te chnical Services Ernst 65; Cowan 65-6; Government Air and Radio Services ruled out of order 66; 1628 challenged (Mercier) 66; Marine Services 1621-3 sustained 66 Materials and Research 1623-4 Mechanical Equipment Services PLOHMAN, Hon. John (NDP, Dauphin) 1620-1, 1624 (Minister of Highways and Northern Airports 1621-3 Transportation) Traffic Operations 1625-8 Warehouse Stores 1621 Bills Expenditures Related to Capital No. 6 - 2r 306-8 Acquisitions/Construction No. 12 - 1r 463, 2r 1734-5; Physical Assets 1639-40 3r 3957; RIA 40 15 Construction and Upgrading 1618-20 No. 23 - 1r 1274; 2r 1997-9; Operations and Maintenance 3r 3955; RIA 40 15 Bridges and Structures No. 64 - 1r 2806; 2r 3044, 3653; 1519-21, 1575-6 Report Stage 3954-5; District Offices 1579-81

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Maintenance Program 1513-7 Prugrarn� <'78S :.bOc Operations and Contracts 1519 PTH Other Jurisdictions 1582 67 Traffic Inspections 1576-9 Expropnation 1196 Winter Roads 1518-9 Studies reports tabled , 197 Planning and Design and Land Surveys Services reduction 558 Planning and Design 1583-90, 1614-18 Speeds 1670, 2789 Transportation Policy and Research Lagimodiere Boulevard noise barner 96 1628-33 Lap-belted rear seat occupants 3199 Licence plates 1550 Manitoba Jobs Fund Mulligan report 3198-3200 Infrastructure Development 2930 Orbit garbage collector Ministerial Statement Ly ons Lake 2708 Bills C-18 and C-19 West Hawk Lake 2707 Government position Port of Churchill Development Board Federal Standing Committee 1493 on Transport Rail bus testing 37 407-8 Roadside Response (Blake) 408 Maintenance policy 3609 Railway Transport Committee Mowing program 2789 Presentation grain rate structure Seat belt deaths 3174, 3199 462 Selkirk Corridor Response (Cummings) 462 Expansion study 63-4 Open House meetings 3734 Oral Questions Public opinion questionnaire 3735 Bills C-18 and C-19 hearings 38 Selkirk North Bridge 63 Canadian National Railway Vehicle Senior personnel 3439 Deaths increase 3174 Canadian VIA Rail Passenger Act 2294 Off-road 3124 Douglas Marsh nesting ground 2812 VIA Rail Drivers Consultation federal 2188 Licence fees 448 Cutback Suspended breach 299 Financial justification 3588 Epileptic driver's license 3842 Rail car Highway Maintenance 3588 15 Te nders 2294 Repairs 3418-9 Job investment 3589 24 hour clock signs 3735 Minister protest 3588 67 Rail car tenders 2294 Meeting 2190-1 Secondary maintenance facility 2187 Open house hearings 1196-7 Te lex response 2294 75 Ye llowhead Route federal funding 558 Twinning 449, 2240 215 Private Members' Business Repairs 3418-9 Resolutions 230 No. 7 - Port of Churchill 1019-21 Expansion 63-4 No. 15 - Repeal of Helmet 240 Legislation 3287-9 Maintenance 1669 Sessional Papers Tabled 250 Highways and Transportation Road program 982 Annual Report for year 306 ended March 31, 1986 Repairs 341 8-9 186 340 Residents' petition 2812 Throne Speech 352 Debate 20 1-5 Maintenance 2105, 2707-8 Railings on narrow approaches ROCAN, C. Denis (PC, Tu rtle Mountain) 2105, 2707-8 Construction Bills NE Section Perimeter 96 No. 6 - 2r 1210-2 Department fees 448 No. 47 - 2r 3722-3 Intersections tree-planting No. 61 - 2r 33 15-7

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No. 64 - 2r 3652-3 Bills Government Services No. 9-C/W 636-7 Opening Remarks No. 16 - 1160 Response 3082-4 No. 47 - 2r 3712-5; Administration Report Stage 3987-8 Executive Support 3084 No. 58 - 2r 3823-4 Finance and Budgets 3085 No. 68 - 2r 3864-6 Human Resource Services 3085-6 Budget debate Management Support 3084 Amndt. 480-5 Systems 3086 Project Services Business Development and To urism Design 3134 Administration Property Management Minister's Salary 3058-9 Employee Housing 3098 Manitoba Horse Racing Commission Executive Administration 3087 3056 Gimli Properties 3100 To urism Leased Properties 3098 Tr avel Manitoba 2917 Physical Plant 3088-90 Security and Parking 3099-3100 C-22 The Patent Act Workshop/Renovations 3090-1 Proposed Motion Supply and Services Debate 1219-20, 1284-6 Executive Administration 3128 Committee of Statutory Regulations Fleet Vehicles 3128 and Orders Materials Supply 3130 Third Report 3874 Purchasing 3129 Telecommunications 3131 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Opening Remarks Highways and Transportation Response 2433-5 Administration and Finance Administration and Finance Computer Services 1511-2 Administrative Services 2441 Boards and Committees Communication and Information Motor Tr ansport Board 1637-9 Services 2439-40 Driver and Vehicle Licensing 1636-7 Executive Support 2435-7 Engineering and Technical Services Finance and Management Services Materials and Research 1623 2440-1 Operations and Maintenance Personnel Services 2441-2 Maintenance Program 1514-5 Research and Planning 2438-9 Traffic Inspections 1577-9 Communication Services Winter Roads 1518-9 Client Support Services 2533 Transportation Policy and Research Communications Advisory Services 1633 2534 Oral Questions Public Information Services 2534-6 Asbestos government buildings Tr anslation Services 2537 Tu nnels 873 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Careerstart Programs Homosexual lifestyle 3791 Cultural Resources 2519-20 Teen-Aid 3917 Executive Administration Child molestation 3880 2442-3, 2538 Gay rights groups funding 3881 Grants Administration 2444-5, 2449, 2455-7, 2518-9 Orders for Return Historic Resources 2527 No. 10 - April 8, 1987 785 Legislative Library 2529 Throne Speech Manitoba Film Classification Board Debate 251-4 2532 Manitoba Intercultural Council 2530-2 ROCH, Gilles (Gil) (PC, Springfield) Provincial Archives 2528-9 Agriculture Public Library Services 2523-4 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Recreation Services 2520-3 Corporation Regional Services 2527-8 1184-5 Te lecommunications Policy 2593

198 INDEX BY MEMBER

Grievance, Matter of SANTOS, Conrad (NDP, Burrows) Conservative Members labelled (Deputy Speaker) "racist", "against women", "against Bills natives" 338 1-6 No. 9 - Notice of Motion Sugar beet industry survival (Pankratz) 1238 (Committee of Supply) 589 No. 47 - Report Stage 3959-60 Hansard Correction No. 61 - 2r 3299-3301 562, 3446 Budget debate Highways and Transportation 393-8 Expenditures Related to Capital Construction and Upgrading 1618-20 Committee of Economic Development First Report 1663 Ministerial Statement Second Report 2084 Children's Hospital Third Report 3341 Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Fourth Report 387 1 (Desjardins) 352 Response 352 Committee of Municipal AHairs Natural Resources Second Report 3034 Lands Committee on Privileges and Elections Crown Lands Administration 1700-1 First Report 3871 Water Resources 1823-6 Condolence Motions Wildlife Administration 1805-6 Doern, Russell John 1846 Shafransky, Harry 1852 Oral Questions Archives documents 515-6 Introduction of Guests Community Places Program St. Boniface College 3541 Applications 1233 Oral Questions Constituency map 1233-4 Multicultural Task Force Purpose 2240 Falcon Beach School closure 13-4 Rendez-vous Canada Gay Film Festival grant 1551 Number participating 1726 Highway 15 repairs 34 18 Library funding 1121 Private Members' Business Manitoba Te lephone System (MTS) Resolutions FX service No. 1 - International Year of Increase 34 19 Shelter for the Homeless 609-1 1 Requirements 34 19 Reports Ta bled Rates rural services 816 Springfield Manitoba Development Corporation Service requirements 3419 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Transfer outstanding debt 815 407 Winnipeg telephone service 816 Sessional Papers Ta bled Mulligan report 3199 Manitoba Development Corporation Multicultural Task Force 2320, 2402 Annual Report for the year Seat belts lap-belted 3199 ended March 31, 1986 Selkirk Settlement Anniversary 3560 407 Springfield-Ta che Resource Centre 3123 Throne Speech Vacation Planner brochure 644-5 Debate 172-5 Workers Compensation Board 2896-7 Private Members' Business Resolutions SCHROEDER, Q.C., Hon. Victor No. 1 - International Ye ar of (NDP, Rossmere) Shelter for the Homeless (Minister of Industry, Trade 3166-7 and Technology) No. 13 - Equal National Agriculture Representation 2851-3, 2857 Administration and Finance No. 15 - Repeal of Helmet Executive Support Legislation 3285-7 Policy Studies 714-5, 720-2 Throne Speech Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Debate 215-20, 292 919-22, 923, 955-7, 967-8

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Bills Oral Questions No. 3 - 2r 792-3 Bank of Nova Scotia 1994, 2033 No. 9 - 2r 603-4; C/W 635-6 Budget No. 17 - 2r 2934-5 Provincial No. 32 - 2r 2797 Cost reduction three-year plan 315 No. 43 - 2r 3002-6 Crown Corporation losses 315 Fiscal affairs insight 314 No. 47 - Report Stage 3966-8 No. 68 - 2r 3890-1 Burns Meats employment 2980-1 Canada Packers laid-off workers 2980 Budget debate Civil Servants 506-11 Income tax reduction 3610 C-22 The Patent Act CGE contract 3170-1 Debate 798-9, 1470-3, 1484 First-contract legislation Applications 166 Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote Flyer Industries Economic Development Planning Bond guarantees 1780-1 Agreement 3624-5 Foreign borrowings 3603-4 Condolence Motions HVDC Research Centre and Manitoba Micro-Electronic Centre 3171 Doern, Russell John 1845-6 Jobs Fund Shafransky, Harry 1851 Affirmative action Documents Tabled Administration implementation 62 Industry, Tr ade and Te chnology Female categories 62 Supplementary Information Contract compliance provisions 62-3 for Legislative Review Information availability 2295 1987-88 Estimates Ta bling structure 2295 1853 Updated cost 2295 Jobs Fund Program Detail Description Judges' pay and benefits (Supply) Investigation 1938 2849 Land Tr ansfer Tax 2089-90 Loan bill offshore foreign 3603-4 Government Services MPIC extra billing shops 1275 Supply and Services McKenzie Seeds 1455-56 Postal Services 3132-3 NutraSweet patent 33 1 1-2 Workers Compensation Board Payroll tax removal 3447-9 Reduction civil servants 3610 Industry, Trade and Technology Seagram's Distillery Gimli Opening Remarks 2108-12, 2114-5 Bottling plant closure 586, 734 Administration and Finance Job loss investigation 586, 734 Communications 2122 Sherritt Gordon Mines 1779, 1856-7 Executive Support 2116-20 Sugar beet industry Strategic Planning 2120-2 Agreement notification 1727 Industry and Trade Division Tr ipartite agreement 1727 Health Industry Development Unisys Plant expansion 734 Initiatives 2163-5 Private Members' Business Industry 2122-5, 2147-58 Bills Trade 2158-63 No. 17 - 2r 2934-5 Technology Division Resolutions Grant Assistance No. 13 - Equal National Manitoba Research Council 2167-9 Representation 2857-8 Information Technology 2166-7 Technology 2165-6 Reports Tabled Industry, Tr ade and Te chnology Manitoba Jobs Fund A.E. McKenzie Co. Ltd. Opening Remarks 2841-4 Auditor's Report and Administration/Communications 2931 Consolidated Financial Statement Business Development October 31, 1986 2888-90, 2918-9, 2923-6 1397 Infrastructure Development 2930- 1 Manitoba Research Council Natural Resources Development Annual Report - March 31, 1987 2845-51, 2873-8 39 18 Technological Development 2883-6 Manitoba Trading Corporation

200 INDEX BY MEMBER

Manitoba Research Council Government Services Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Workers Compensation Board 3536 1853 Highways and Transportation Sessional Papers Ta bled Planning and Design and Land Surveys A.E. McKenzie Co. Ltd. Planning and Design 1586-7 Auditor's Report and Labour Consolidated Financial Statements as at October 31, 1986 Division Administration 2623 1397 Municipal Affairs Industry, Trade and Te chnology Administration and Finance Annual Report for year Executive Support 2367 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Tr ading Corporation Petitions Manitoba Research Council Southwood Golf and Country Club 1853 2727 Manitoba Research Council ruled in order 2785 Annual Report for year Private Members' Business ended March 31, 1987 Bills 3918 No. 17 - 2r 2936-8 Throne Speech No. 55 - 1r 2806; 2r 3334; Debate 221-5 3r 3957; RIA 40 16 Resolutions No. 8 - Equalization SCOTT, Don (NDP, Inkster) Payments 1055-7 Agriculture No. 15 - Repeal of Helmet Agricultural Development and Marketing Legislation 3291-2 Division Throne Speech Soils and Crops 1268 Debate 145 Bills No. 8-3r 877-8 SMITH, Harvey (NDP, Ellice) No. 9-C/W 627-8 No. 12 - 2r 1733 Bills No. 17 - 2r 2936-8 No. 14 - 2r 3353-5 No. 28 - 2r 2478- 81 No. 16 - 1157-8 No. 32 - 2r 2798 No. 68 - 3888 No. 43 - 2r 2972-5, 2983-5 C-22 The Patent Act No. 47 - 2r 3719-22; Proposed motion Report Stage 3971-2 Debate 308-10, 1051 No. 55 - 1r 2806; 2r 3334; 3r 3957; R/A 40 16 Committees Budget debate Industrial Relations First Report 3432 496-50 1, 531 Second Report 3601 C-22 The Patent Act Municipal Affairs Proposed Motion Report 867 Debate 1043-8 Documents Ta bled Committee on Public Utilities U.S./Canada Agreement and Natural Resources Staff briefing Third Report 3873 June 4, 1987 3408 Condolence Motions Doern, Russell John 1847-8 Education Education Universities Grants Commission 2039 Expenditures Related to Capital 2058-9 Program Development Support Services Grievance, Matter of Curriculum Development 1753 Response challenge Roch naming Environment, Workplace Safety specific instances "sexist" and and Health "racist" behaviour 3391-5 Opening Remarks Health Response 2508 Community Health Services (Programs)

201 INDEX BY MEMBER

Communicable Disease Control Budget debate 829-30 485-90 Continuing Care 997 Community Services Non-Political Statement Opening Remarks 1878-81, 1885 Beausejour 75th Anniversary 3775 Administration and Finance Administrative Services 1917 Oral Questions Communications 1891-2 City of Winnipeg Executive Support 1886-8 Library funding 380 Financial Services 1893-4, 1916-7 Maintenance branch libraries 380 Human Resources Services 1918-9 Consumers Association 1065 Minister's Salary Day Care 2286-8, 2308-9, 2336 Federal intentions 244 Research and Planning 1888-91 Farmers Child and Family Services Bank service fee 873 Administration 2066-83, 2126-7 Land Transfer Tax 358 Child and Family Support Job Training for To morrow 2127-42, 2169-76 Child Day Care 2215-32, 2266-8 Employment opportunities Children's Special Services 2181-3 Projected outlook 317 Family Dispute Services 2268-79 Target groups 317 Seven Oaks Yo uth Centre 2177-81 Program continuation 316 Community Social Services Land Transfer Tax Administration 2018-20 Farmers affected 358 General Purpose Grants 2066 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Manitoba Developmental Centre Corporation (MACC) 1964-88 Long-term leasebacks 357 Operations 2021-7 Manitoba Labour Relations Act Programs 2060-6 Intimidation protection Corrections Decertification process 584 Administration 2279 Milk minimum price 38 Adult Corrections 2279-84 MPIC loss provision Community Corrections 2285-6 Clarification 3444 Correctional Youth Centres 2284-5 Natural gas 3015 Registration and Licensing Services Vital Statistics 1920-1 Private Members' Business Residential Care Licensing 1921-9 Resolutions Condolence Motions No. 1 - International Ye ar of Evans, Edward Gurney, OBE, 1842 Shelter for the Homeless 3165-6 Crown Investments No. 2 - Free Trade 3408-9 Crown Investments Administration No. 9 - Capital Punishment 1222-3 Crown Corporations Support 2381 No. 12 - University Funding 2145 Documents Tabled Throne speech Child Abuse in Winnipeg Debate 216, 247-51 External Review relating to System of dealing with - March, 1987 888 SMITH, Hon. Muriel (NDP, Osborne) Press release (Deputy Premier) 888 (Minister of Community Services) Child Deaths Billa Action taken following 2461 No. 3 - 2r 1555-6 Community Services No. 11 - 1r 463; 2r 1031; Supplementary Information 3r 3955; R/A 4015 Legislative Review No. 31 - 1r 1989; 2r 2098; 1987-88 Estimates 3r 3957; R/A 40 15 1192 No. 35 - 1r 2084; 2r 2198, 3567; Felix, Daniel Infant Death 3r 3991; R/A 40 15 Internal Review No. 47 - Report Stage 3970-1 Summary of Findings and No. 72 - 1r 3434; 2r 3739-40, 3835-6; Recommendations 3r 4006; R/A 40 16 1663

202 INDEX BY MEMBER

Kozak, Desiree Infant Death Re-abuse 1668, 1938 Summary of Findings and Reassessment policy 2541 Recommendations Internal Review Registry 583, 33 13 3874 Seven Oaks Yo uth Centre 3605 Manitoba Developmental Centre Unit discussion 3880 Information (Supply) Child Abuse Review Team Report 2018 Implementation 1550 Northern MaAitoba Reserve Payment 559 Findings Summary Progress reports 978, 1550 Repatriation of female minor Recommendations 977 July 1986 Report action taken 2461 3432 Child and Family Service Agencies Report on Physically and Sexually Increased funding 979 Abused Children in Manitoba 1986 Directorate review 2497 1963 Deficit predicted 192 Director position 2543 Grievance, Matter of Kozak, Desiree 133, 3879 Rights, Mentally Retarded Child Care Wo rker (Connery) 987-991 Death Daniel Felix 1781-2 Ministerial Statements Qualifications 3738 Children's Aid Society 2541 Northwest Child and Family Services Child Welfare League of America Reporting of Child Deaths 3559-60 2458 Response (Brown) 2458 Community agencies responsibility 2498 Community Services Oral Questions Act pressure 3016 Abraham case investigation 2035 Estimates last year Report 3197 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Minister provide list 2545 (AIDS) Ombudsman's report 3197, 3844 Action policy positive test 2735 Ta bling Annual Report 1573, 1938 Criteria high-risk groups Up-to-date report table request 3197 Penal institutions 2735 Communities Economic Development Fund Prisoners (CEDF) Screening 2316 Loan confirmation 1454 Segregation 2316-7 Correctional facilities 1300, 3794 Screening foster homes 2735 Dauphin Crisis Centre Agassiz Yo uth Centre Funding delay 1491 Day passes 1300 Day Care Awasis Agency Day care centres benefit 3239 Northwest Child and Federal intentions 244 Family Service Agency 3124 Knox Centre 3239 Investigation 620, 1550 Program information 3122 Report 2659 Spaces Staffing 3519 Carpathia, William Osler, Budget burden on individuals 355 Learning Centre and Growing CF-18 Contract 355 Daycare 2317-8 Child Abuse Department of Community Services Action refusal 1668 Internal deficiencies 979 Chief Medical Examiner Responsibility changes 2498 Review 1117-8 Spending priorities 1491 Child Family in Motion Conference Death numbers 2541-2 Native agencies 3560 Protection Centre 977 First Ministers Conference Registry risk assessment 3879 Aboriginal rights 585 Felix, Daniel Gowler, Mitch Risk assessment 1668, 1781-2 Circumstances death 23 18 Improvement risk assessment 892 Compensation family 1573 Increased police protection 892 Inquest 2461 Infant deaths 319 Investigation 1066, 1573, 2318 Investigation 2460-1 Prevention 2319 Manitoba Social Workers Association Group Homes Submission 319 Criteria 1066, 1457 Program Anishinabe 559 Mentally handicapped 1457

203 INDEX BY MEMBER

Mentally retarded volunteer SIDS death inquest 2460 Training 1066 Seven Oaks Youth Centre abuse 3604-5 Gunn, N.D. Sogi, John whereabouts 1457 Loan from CEDF Fund 1454 Tu rnbull, Aleda 2497 Hasiuk, E. WA SO mentally handicapped workers 1402 Areas dissatisfaction 2496-7 Welcome Home Program 1229, 23 15 Consultative decisions 2542-3 Westman Wo men's Shelter 2466 Headingley Correctional Institution 3794 Winnipeg South Child and Independent Living Program Family Services Agency 3016 Funding 191-2 Private Members' Business Infant death Resolutions Decision role 2460 No. 5 - National Non-Profit Child Investigation mother 2658 Care Program 863-5 Identity statement 2460 Kozak, Desiree 3879 Privilege, Matters of Northern Manitoba parent 2496 Minister of Community Services conduct Tabling referred to Privileges and Elections Investigation 2498, 2659 Committee (Mercier) 415; Reviews 2461 M. Smith 415-6; Kozak, Desiree infant death 3879 taken under advisement 416; Layoff post-mentally ill 2318 ruled out of order 512-3 Maloney, Tim 2461, 2498 Minister of Community Services Manitoba Committee on Wife Abuse referred to Privileges and Attendance meeting 3791 Elections Committee Funding 3790-1 (Mitch Gowler incident) Manitoba Development Corporation (MDC) Brown 2461-2; Cowan 2462; Building improvements 3700 M. Smith 2462; Drug use report 731 taken under advisement 2462; Fire safety 3700 ruled out of order 2708-9; Medical examiner procedure 782 challenged (Mercier) 2709; 3700 Medication safe dispensing sustained 2709 Number deaths 731 Minister of Community Services conduct Ombudsman's Report 642, 1230, 3590 referred to Privileges and Elections Reporting Committee (Mercier) 2543; Deaths 781-2, 1064 Cowan 2543-4; Enns 2544; Injuries 1229 2544; 2544; Staff Orchard M. Smith Layoff orders 1230 taken under advisement 2544; Morale 1197 ruled out of order 2709-10; Ta bling Ombudsman's Report challenged (Mercier) 2710; 729, 778-9, 978, 1066, 1198 sustained 2710 Maskiw, Ken Reports Ta bled Dissatisfaction Community Services With performance 2543 Annual Report - March 31, 1987 2543 Ta bling work record 3195 Mendelson, Michaei/Turnbull, Aleda Role removal 2497 Sessional Papers Tabled Minister Community Services Community Services Resignation request 415, 2463 Annual Report for year Native children ended March 31, 1987 Adoption policy 381, 415 3195 Compensation 449 Post-adoption services 415 Throne Speech Private adoption 381, 415 Debate 152-7 Northgrove fire safety system 3699-70 Northwest Child and Family Service STORIE, Hon. Jerry T. (NDP, Flin Flon) 2497-8, 3417-8 (Minister of Education) Open-custody homes 2462 Planning and Priorities Committee Agriculture 2657, 2663 Administration and Finance Remand Centre 621 Executive Support St. Hilaire family 3312-3 Policy Studies 725-6

204 INDEX BY MEMBER

Bills Canada-Manitoba Winnipeg Core Area No. 17 - 2r 3335-7 Agreement No. 43 - 2r 2996-8 Employment and Training No. 41 - 2r 33 17 2014, 20 17 No. 42 - 2r 3756 Cooperative Training Programs 20 13 No. 47 - Report Stage 3969-70 Executive Support 1949-63, 2008-9 No. 70 - 1 r 294 1; 2r 3243-4; Financial and Administrative 3r 4006; R/A 40 16 Services Branch 20 1 1-2 Keewatin Community College 2010 Budget debate Northern Development Agreement 43 1-5 Canada - Manitoba Post-Secondary C-22 The Patent Act Career Development 2013-5 Post-Secondary Career Development Proposed motion Southern Programs 2015 Debate 310-2 Red River Community College Condolence Motions 2009-11, 20 12 Clark, Walter Ernest 2092 Student Aid 20 15-7 Program Development Support Services Documents Ta bled Child Care and Development 1788-92 Education Correspondence Branch 1792-7 Supplementary Information Curriculum Development 1747-55, 1783 for Legislative Review Division Administration 1747, 1786-8 1987-88 Estimates Inner-City Education 1799-1802 1453 Manitoba School for the Deaf Environment, Workplace Safety 1785-6, 1802-3 and Health Native Education 1747, 1784-5 Supplementary Information Regional Services 1797-9 for Legislative Review Statutory Boards and Commissions 1987-88 Estimates Other Statutory Boards and 2099 Commissions 17 46-7 High School Education: The Issues Te achers' Retirement Allowances Fund 441 1739-46, 1862, 1915 Education Universities Grants Commission Opening Remarks 1671-2 2038-52 Administration and Finance Environment, Workplace Safety Administrative and and Health Teacher Certification 1694 Opening Remarks Executive Support 1676-7 Response 251 1 Financial Services 1693-4 Minister's Salary 2060 Government Services Personnel Services 1692-3 Supply and Services Research and Planning Postal Services 3132 1678-92, 1862-3 Workers Compensation Board 3142, 3144 Bureau de I' Education Francaise Curriculum Development and Health Implementation 2052-6 Community Health Services (Programs) Division Administration 2052 Communicable Disease Control Educational Support Services 2052 820 Expenditures Related to Capital House Business 2047, 2056-9 Economic Development Financial Support Schools Commitee Meeting 1730 Assistance to Schools in Remote Public Utilities and Natural Resources Settlements Committee meeting 440 1871-3, 1905-7, 1939-41 Statutory Regulations and Orders General Support Grants Transfer 1873-8, 1902-5, 1907-15, 1939 Bill No. 20 2805 Miscellaneous Grants 1870 Bill No. 21 2805 School Grants and Other Assistance 1863-70, 1941-9 Ministerial Statements Post-Secondary, Adult and Continuing High School Review Education Consultation Paper Assiniboine Community College 44 1 2009-10, 2012 Response (Birt) 44 1-2

205 INDEX BY MEMBER

Municipal Affairs Costs 1571 Municipal Advisory and Financial Rendez-vous Canada booths 1858 Services STEP Program Grants in Lieu of Taxes 241 1-2 Student Te mporary Employment Program 2089 Non-Political Statements School busing 1459 Canada Music Competition Winners 2090 2107 Sister MacNamara School Special Needs children 1118, 2706-7 Oral Questions Task force university study 270 Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome Te xtbook material 1454 (AIDS) Universities Curriculum Costs increased compensation 3172 Planning 2316 Development Fund 470 Vancouver /Manitoba 23 16 Education improve quality 3588 Guidelines schools 187, 189-90 Funding Agriculture deficiency Accreditation 269-70 (1987) payment 2565 Details 3172, 39 15 Bill No. 61 Inflation 448 Request withdrawal 3169 Grants Commission budget report 3587 Brandon University operating grant 894 Library grants 270 Business Long-term funding 893 Community development concerns Profit-making bodies 297 3168-9 Special funding Charter of Rights Increased utility rates 894 Review Committee 1118 Ta sk force establishment 270 Compensation schools 1667-8 Tu ition fees 190- 1 Continuing Education Points of Order Funding reduction 315 P/0 by Mackling procedure speaking to Reduction motion standing in another member's Seniors funding 447, 3198, 3200-1 name without leave 2302; Education Cowan 2302-6; Enns 2302-3; Department policy 3122 Mackling 2305; Mercier 2302-6; Public school funding 165-6 Penner 2304; Storie 2304-5; Resources Fund 624, 2319 taken under advisement 2306; Support levy 316 ruled in order 2466-7 Word processing course removal 316 Events magazine public access 3169 Private Members' Business Falcon Beach School closure 13-4 Resolutions No. 1 - International Ye ar of High School Review Shelter for the Homeless Policy 417, 874, 3349 3162-3 Program 166-7 No. 10 - Foreign Student Tu ition Homosexuality school curriculum 3769 Fees 1342-4 Independent school children grant 815 International Baccalaureate Program Privilege, Matters of 3197-8 Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Keewatin College 1549 (MPIC) IBNR loss provisions report MPIC PUNR committee Hansard delay 3767 (Filmon) 3434-6; Storie 3435-6; Manfor Ltd. 812-3, 982, 2032-2, 2406-7 taken under advisement 3436; Manitoba Small Business ruled out of order 3601-2; 3602; Growth Fund 2564 challenged (Mercier) sustained 3602 Manitoba tourists 1859 Manitoba Universities Reports Ta bled Development Fund 470 Brandon University Pension Fund Minister of Education Auditor's Report and Request resignation 815 Financial Statements Payroll tax removal December 31, 1985 Post-secondary institutions 447 1487 Physiotherapy services Education St. James-Assiniboia 2706-7 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Post Secondary Adult Continuing 618 Education (PSACE) 3122 Manitoba Forestry Resources Ltd. Provincially-owned school buses Manfor Ltd.

206 INDEX BY MEMBER

Annual Report - December 31, 1986 URUSKI, Hon. Bill (NDP, Interlake) 1861 (Minister of Agriculture) Public Schools Finance Board Agriculture Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Opening Remarks 667-8 1487 Administration and Finance Te achers' Retirement Allowance Executive Support Fund Board Policy Studies Annual Report - December 31, 1986 672-86, 711-13, 715, 716-7, 718, 722-3, 726, 727-8, 757-65, 766-7 3410 768-9, 841-53 University of Brandon Minister's Salary 1395-6 Annual Financial Report Agricultural Development and Marketing March 31, 1986 Administration 1258-60, 1320-33 1487 Animal Industry Branch 1260-2 Universities Grants Commission Soils and Crops 1266-8 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Veterinary Services 1261-5 1487 Expenditures Related to Capital 1395 Farm and Rural Development University of Manitoba Administration 1333-6 Annual Financial Report Federal-Provincial Agreements March 31, 1986 Agri-Food Agreement 1385-6 1487 Income Insurance Fund Beef Stabilization Plan 1386-92 Sessional Papers Ta bled Hog Stabilization Plan 1390 Brandon University Pension Fund Manitoba Agricultural Credit Auditor's Report and Corporation Financial Statements for year 1139-49; 1151-3, 1176-9 1, 1255-8 ended December 31, 1985 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation 1487 854-9, 915-8, 920-1, 950-1, 955, Education 959-4, 966-7, 969-4, 1003-13, Annual Report for year 1098-1112 Policy and Economics ended March 31, 1986 Administration 1374-5 618 Economics Branch 1375-6 Manfor Ltd. Family Farm Protection Act 1383-5 Annual Report for year Manitoba Farm Lands Ownership Board ended December 31, 1986 1382 1861 Manitoba Natural Products Marketing Public Schools Finance Board Council 1376-82 Annual Report for year Special Farm School Tax Assistance Program 1393-4 ended December 31, 1986 1487 Bills Teachers' Retirement Fund No. 9 C/W 627 Allowance Fund Board No. 14 - 1r 639; 2r 3031-2, 3424, 3425, 3564-6; 3r 3955; R/A 4015 Annual Report for year No. 15 - 1r 639; 2r 2004-7, 2558-9; ended December 31, 1986 3r 3957; R/A 4015 3410 No. 41 - 1r 2314; 2r 2954-5; 3r 3955; Universities Grants Commission R/A 40 16 Annual Report for year No. 68 -2r 3786 ended March 31, 1986 Budget debate 1487 392 University of Brandon Canada-Manitoba Enabling Vote Annual Financial Report for year Agri-Food Agreement 3623 ended March 31, 1986 Documents Ta bled 1487 Agriculture 1987-88 Estimates University of Manitoba Supplementary Information Annual Financial Report for year 513 ended March 31, 1986 Agri-Food Economic and Regional 1487 Development Agreement 1337 Crop Insurance Act - Bill No. 15 Throne speech Summary of Amendments Debate 116-21, 150, 199, 216 2007

207 INDEX BY MEMBER

Draft Telex Uruskl to Federal Ceiling rebate 1299 Minister of Agriculture Farms 357 April 29, 1987 Length 1299 1458 Relief criteria Fluid Milk in Manitoba 357, 468, 1234-5, 1299-300 Per-Capita Consumption (1981-6) Family Farm Protection Act 3031-2 Mediation Board Prairie Agricultural Machinery Cases 2948 Institute (PAMI) Guidelines 2948 Twelfth Annual Report Utilization 2948 33rd Annual Progress Review Farm January, 1987 Closures forecast 643 University of Manitoba (Education) Crisis situation 10-1, 39, 163-4 1337 Farm land Special Farm School Tax Assistance Dual operation 357 Program information Education tax 2982 130, 357, 468, 1234-5, Sugar Beet Producer 1299-1300, 2662 Letter from Minister of Agriculture Operating credit and loans 298 March 27, 1987 Farm School Tax Assistance Program Including Charles Mayer Amount Hobby farmers 2982 Letter copied March 19, 1987 Length program 298 1-2 962 Qualifications 30 19 Sugar Beet Stabilization Plan Rebate match Ontario 2237 Letter Minister of State, Farmers Charles Mayer Banks fee/loan agreements 873-4 446 Equity program 2548 Federal assistance 38, 2788 Emergency Interest Rate Relief Fuel prices 813-4 3620-1 3623 ' GSE and special levy 357 Grievance, Matter of Interest rate reduction 130 Agriculture policies (Findlay) 899 Land Transfer Tax 358 Sugar beet industry survival Mediation board aid 3772 (Pankratz) 1238-40 Subsidies fuel fertilizer Interest 2788-9 Ministerial Statement Farms Canadian Wheat Board Foreclosures Federal support Price decline Government position 1458 1113-4 Feedlot program assurance 190 Response (Findlay) 1114 Finished animals auction 2736 Non-Political Statements Hog Tripartite Agreement 1061 Peguis Choralaires, International Interlake aid deficiency payments 2704 Music Festival 1225 Keystone Agricultural Producers Legislation 620 Oral Questions Manitoba Agricultural Agriculture Credit Corporation (MACC) Financial support Agreements 2660 Commitment 163-4 Agriculture Committee 2660 Programs 164 Applications approved Anstett, Andrue Farm Start 3771 Expenses/work activities 297 Buy-out prorated refund 2239 Hiring practices 297-8 Debt Review Board answers 3380 Jobs Fund 298 Deficiency payments 557-8 Bean Growers 3606-7, 3665 Interest Bees mite infestation 3607 Buy-down program Budget costs farmers 469 Statistics tabling 3773 Crop seeding credit 1573 Fee income tax deductible 1992 Deficiency Foreclosure notices 1782 (1986) payments 2788 Forgiveness loans 468 (1987) payments 2565 Illegal interest rates 643 Drilling policy saltwater spillage 318 Lease-back Drought contingency plans 1992 Land 3380 Education Tax Program Long-term 357-8

208 INDEX BY MEMBER

Policy Federal Farm Debt Review Private Members' Business Deadlines 2660 Resolutions Panels 2659 No. 2 - Free Trade 3405-6 Rate reduction Reports Tabled 132, 1991, 2237-8, 3377 Agriculture Rebilling prevention 3380 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Loans collection 132 441 Manitoba Agriculture Producers Manitoba Agricultural Credit Organization Funding Act 1938 Corporation Manitoba Beef Commission Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Auction marts 2499 293 Contract 189 Manitoba Beef Commission Implementation 2704 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Policy changes 2704 293 Refund surplus 2703 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Request marketing regulation Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Changes 2735-6 293 Robbery prevention 2499 Manitoba Farm Lands Ownership Board Manitoba Beef Plan 188-9, 2499-500 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation 293 1937, 2661 Manitoba Hog Producers' Manitoba Sugar Beet Growers 298-9, 619 Marketing Board Milk Annual Report - December 31, 1986 Minimum price 39 3410 Quota 3771 Manitoba Milk Prices Review Commission Minister of Agriculture Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Resignation request 891 44 1 Operating Loan Guarantee Program Manitoba Water Services Board 1573-4 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Prairie Agricultural Machinery 44 1 Institute (PAMI) 1233 Sessional Papers Ta bled Sugar beet industry Agriculture Agreement Annual Report for the year Commitment 446, 894, 1779 ended March 31, 1986 Crop 1298 44 1 Federal/provincial 1776 Manitoba Agricultural Credit Grant/bipartite 1195 Corporation Negotiation stabilization 1194 Annual Report for year Tripartite ended March 31, 1986 298-9, 619, 894, 976 1026, 293 1115, 1195, 1275, 1405, Manitoba Beef Commission 1491, 1569, 1670 Annual Report for year Counter-proposal 890, 1194 ended March 31, 1986 Federal job preservation 976-7 293 Financial differences 1779 Manitoba Crop Insurance Corporation Inadequate support 890, 894-5 Annual Report for year Kleysen Transport Ltd. 1024 ended March 31, 1986 Mayer, Charles 1027, 1062 293 Meeting Manitoba Farm Lands Ownership Board Tripartite 1026-7 Annual Report for year Wheat Board 1061 ended March 31, 1986 Negotiations 1298 293 Notification 1779 Manitoba Hog Producers' Policy change 870-1 Marketing Board Signing deadline 1299 Annual Report for year Tax ended December 31, 1986 Flat 3664 34 10 Swamp fever testing 272, 587 Manitoba Milk Prices Review Commission Water Services Board 2320 Annual Report for year Western grain farmers 2788 ended March 31, 1986 Wheat prices 44 1 Eastern Western provinces 1196 Manitoba Water Services Board

209 INDEX BY MEMBER

Annual Report for year Communication and Information ended March 31, 1986 Services 2439-40 441 Executive Support 2435-7 Finance and Management Services Throne Speech 2440-1 Debate 83-8 Minister's Salary 2601-15 Personnel Services 2441-2 WALDING, James (NDP, St. Vital) Research and Planning 2438-9 Communications Services Bills Client Support Services 2533 No. 7-2r 28 Communications Advisory Services No. 8 - 2r 324-6 2534 No. 13 - 2r 740-1 Public Information Services 2534-6 No. 47 - 2r 3709-12; Queen's Printer 2536-7 Report Stage 3957, 3959, 3980- 1; Translation Services 2537 3r 3998-9 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Programs Education Cultural Resources 25 19-20 Administration and Finance Executive Administration Division Administration 1786-8 2442-3, 2538 Financial Support Schools Grants Administration 2444-57 General Support Grants Historic Resources 2527 1873-8, 1902-5, 1915 Legislative Library 2529 Finance Manitoba Film Classification Board Administration and Finance 2532 Executive Support 3232-4 Manitoba Intercultural Council 2530-2 Oral Questions Provincial Archives 2528-9 Community Places Program Grant 1571 Public Library Services 2523-7 Judges pay and benefits Recreation Services 2521-3 Investigation 1938 Regional Services 2527-8 Status of Women 2594-260 1 Points of Order Telecommunications Policy PIO by Parasiuk comments made 2590 (Kovnats) unparliamentary 3203; Baker 3205-6; Kovnats 32

210 INDEX BY MEMBER

Non-Political Statement Casino experiment 588 "Awareness II: A Quest for Wo rld Peace" Funding mechanisms 587 Publication R.B. Russell High School Umbrella groups 587 1670 Income levels 1861 Third International Film Festival Licences Alcan Prix du Publique Breezy Bend Golf Club 3667-8 Winner Norman Bailey Minister responsible 3591 Review mail 1196 Public hearings Oral Questions Casino experiments 1277 Archives 515-6, 554-5, 581 Statistics casino patrons 267 Bingos licence 1298 Violation guidelines employees 1993 Breezy Bend Golf Club Manitoba Health Services Lottery licence 3668 Coverage IUD 2810 Businesses intimidated 1933-4, 1991 Manitoba High School Casinos study 3610 Athletic Association City of Winnipeg Executive Director funds 1992-3 Library funding 380 Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Maintenance branch libraries 380 Economic studies 267 Community Places Program Manitoba Public Insurance Corporation Applications 1233 (MPIC) Glenboro Golf Club 1840 Archives Grant request declined 1571 Destruction Conflict of Interest 3175 Authorization 515-6, 554 Constituency map 1234 Signatures 554-5 Economic and Regional Development Document Agreement (ERDA) Availability 581 Films Expiry date 581 Agreement 3767 Identification 515 Grants criteria 1297-8 Media quotes 581 Freedom of Information Scheduling 516 Information destruction 193 Shredded list 58 1 Legislation Files archived 514 Introduction 192 Microfiche availability 555 Ombudsman's Report 779 Multicultural Ta sk Force Proclamation request 192 2240, 2320, 2402-3 Gambling Reproductive Te chnology Consultant 2241 Advisory Council Status of Women Expansion casino days 2241 Study 1277 Requests private houses 2791 Selkirk Settlement Anniversary Sunday gambling study 1277-8 3560, 3668 Gay Film Festival 1232-3, 1551-3 Value Checks fundraiser MHSAA 1993 Library funding 1121-2 Points of Order Lotteries Age restriction P/0 by McCrae accusation misleading Policy 586 the House (Wasylycia-Leis) 1553; Procedure establishment 586 Cowan 1553; ruled out of order 1553 Screening process 586 Private Members' Business Apology Farm Community 1196 Resolutions Casino experience 587 No. 2 - Free Trade 340 1-2 Convention Centre Casinos Economic study patrons 267 Reports Ta bled Patrons statistics 267 Centre Culture! Franco-Manitobain Program cancellation 266 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Request public hearings 266-7 Auditor's Report and Discriminatory ad 1195, 1230 Financial Statements Foundation 266 Conflict-of-interest Culture, Heritage and Recreation Guidelines 1780, 1992 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Discrimination Queen's Printer Office Report Umbrella groups 1121 408 Revenues 2091 Legislative Library Grant cutbacks Annual Report - March 31, 1986

211 INDEX BY MEMBER

867 ended March 31, 1986 Manitoba Advisory Council 867 Status of Women Manitoba Advisory Council Tr iennial Report on the Status of Women (Dec, 1982-March 1986) Tr iennial Report 127 (Dec. 1982-Mar. 1986) Manitoba Arts Council 127 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Manitoba Arts Council 266 Annual Report for year Manitoba Centennial Centre Corporation ended March 31, 1986 Annual Report - March 31, 1986 266 266 Manitoba Centennial Centre Manitoba Film Classification Board Corporation Annual Report for year Annual Report - March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 293 266 Manitoba Intercultural Council Manitoba Film Classification Board Annual Report - March 31, 1986 Annual Report for year 266 ended March 31. 1986 Sessional Papers Tabled 293 Centre Culture! Franco-Manitobain Manitoba Intercultural Council Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31, 1986 ended March 31, 1986 266 266 Culture, Heritage and Recreation Manitoba Lotteries Foundation Queen's Printer Office Report Annual Report for year Annual Report for year ended March 31. 1986 ended March 31, 1986 639 408 Legislative Library Throne Speech Annual Report for year Debate 143-6

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