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November 1, 2007 HOUSE of ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS 1 November 1, 2007 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS Members Elect met in the Assembly of Assembly in the General Election held on Chamber on the afternoon of November 1, October 9, 2007; 2007 for the Swearing in Ceremony and Election of Speaker. AND WHEREAS the said section of the Constitution Act, 1867, further requires that SERGEANT-AT-ARMS: All rise. the persons declared elected as Members during the General Election held on the said Mr. Clerk, His Honour the Lieutenant date must take their Oaths or Affirmations Governor has arrived. of Allegiance before they can take seats in the House of Assembly; CLERK (MacKenzie): Admit His Honour the Lieutenant Governor. NOW THEREFORE, I, the Lieutenant Governor of the Province of Newfoundland Please be seated. and Labrador, do authorize and direct you, the said William MacKenzie and Elizabeth As Clerk of the House of Assembly, it gives Murphy, or either of you, to request that the me great pleasure to welcome His Honour, Members Elect gather in the House of all Members-Elect and invited guests. Assembly Chamber on Thursday, November 1, 2007 at 2 o’clock in the afternoon in order This is the second time that the Queen’s to take their Oaths or Affirmations of Representative in this Province, His Honour Allegiance before me. the Lieutenant Governor, will officiate at a Swearing In Ceremony for Members elected Your Honour, I am pleased to report that during a General Election, as he also Mr. Paul Reynolds, the Chief Electoral officiated in 2003 for those elected to the Officer, has published a report in the 45th General Assembly. On behalf of my October 26, 2007 edition of The fellow House officers, the Clerk Assistant, Newfoundland and Labrador Gazette the Law Clerk and the Sergeant-at-Arms, as assuring us that forty-five Members Elect, well as all staff of the House of Assembly were duly elected on October 9, 2007 and Service, I wish to state that we look forward one Member Elect was acclaimed on to working with and serving all Members October 5, 2007. All are entitled to take during the 46th General Assembly. their oath or affirmation of allegiance and oath or affirmation of office. The October A Proclamation has been issued by His 26, 2007 edition of The Newfoundland and Honour the Lieutenant Governor under the Labrador Gazette containing the Report of Great Seal of the Province. It reads as the Chief Electoral Officer is deemed to be follows: tabled and formerly entered into the House records. To: William MacKenzie, Clerk of the House of Assembly and Elizabeth Murphy, Clerk It should be noted that the Writ of Election Assistant of the House of Assembly – has not been returned from the District of Greeting; the Isles of Notre Dame. There is a recount presently taking place before the Supreme WHEREAS under section 128 of the Court with respect to the election in that Constitution Act, 1867, I, as Lieutenant district. Also, the election in the District of Governor of the Province of Newfoundland Grand Falls-Windsor-Buchans will take and Labrador, am authorized to administer place on November 6, 2007. Further, the the Oaths or Affirmations of Allegiance to Member Elect for Topsail is unavoidly Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II to those absent today and will be sworn in at a later persons elected to be Members of the House date. 1 November 1, 2007 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS During the ceremony to follow, each Your Honour. Member Elect will be called in the alphabetical order in which his or her district [His Honour, the Lieutenant-Governor, is inscribed on the Roll of Members - that is returns to the Speaker’s Chair.] the large, hand printed document you see on the Table in front of the Clerk Assistant. HIS HONOUR THE LIEUTENANT- GOVERNOR (Edward Roberts, ONL, Members Elect will come forward, as they QC): Thank you, Mr. Clerk. are called, to stand in front of His Honour, on the right side at the bottom of the I think you have dealt with all of the Speaker’s dais. A Volume of Holy formalities, but, just to be certain, I made a Scripture, located on the small table, is held copy of Section 128 of the Constitution Act, by the Member Elect if taking Oaths. 1867, which originally was known as the British North America Act. Here are the Each Member Elect will swear an oath of operative words. You paraphrased them; allegiance or affirm allegiance to Her here are the actual words: “…every Member Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, as of a Legislative Council or Legislative Queen of Canada, before His Honour. This Assembly of any Province shall before requirement is set forth in Section 128 of the taking his…” - and I will add her, his or her Constitution Act of 1867. - “…Seat therein take and subscribe before the Lieutenant Governor of the Province or Each Member Elect will also make an oath some Person authorized by him or her, the or affirmation of office. This requirement is Oath of Allegiance contained in the Fifth set forth in Section 5 of the House of Schedule to this Act…”. Assembly Accountability, Integrity and Administration Act. Samples of either the On the advice of my Premier, I have not oaths or affirmations are printed and lying authorized anybody other than myself to on each desk. We ask Members Elect to administer the Oath in this instance, so I carry their copies as they come forward. shall do so and I confirm that the Oath is, in fact, that set forth in the Fifth Schedule of After completing the Oaths or Affirmations, the 1867 Constitution Act. each Member Elect will proceed to the Table near Ms Murphy, the Clerk Assistant, Please go ahead, Sir. to sign the Members’ Roll. Then, proceed to the end of the Table near Ms Proudfoot, the CLERK: We shall now begin. Law Clerk, to sign the Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance, and finally the Oath or For the electoral District of Baie Verte- Affirmation of Office. Once all Members Springdale, the hon. Tom Rideout. have signed the Roll of Members, the signatures will be witnessed by His Honour, MR. RIDEOUT: I, Thomas G. Rideout, do as well as the Clerk, Clerk Assistant and swear that I will be faithful and bear true Law Clerk. A facsimile of the Members’ allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth Roll will be prepared by my Office and the Second, Her Heirs and Successors, given to each Member as a memento of this according to law. So help me God. event at a later date, as well as the original Oath or Affirmation of Allegiance, I, Thomas G. Rideout, do swear that witnessed by His Honour. (a) I am fully qualified to hold the office of We ask that you hold your applause during Member for the District of Baie Verte- the ceremony. Springdale, to which I have been elected; 2 November 1, 2007 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY PROCEEDINGS (b) I have not knowingly contravened the MR. PEACH: I, Calvin Peach, do swear Elections Act, 1991 respecting any matter in that I will be faithful and bear true relation to my election: allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, Her Heirs and Successors, (c) I will faithfully, to the best of my ability, according to law. So help me God. perform the duties and responsibilities of my office and will not allow any direct or I, Calvin Peach, swear that indirect monetary or other personal or private interest to influence my conduct or (a) I am fully qualified to hold the office of affect my duties in public matters; and Member for the District of Bellevue to which I have been elected; (d) I affirm, ascribe to and agree to follow the Code of Conduct of Members adopted (b) I have not knowingly contravened the by the House of Assembly. So help me Elections Act, 1991 respecting any matter in God. relation to my election; CLERK: For the electoral District of Bay of (c) I will faithfully, to the best of my ability, Islands, Mr. Terry Loder. perform the duties and responsibilities of my office and will not allow any direct or MR. LODER: I, Terry Loder, do swear that indirect monetary or other personal or I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to private interest to influence my conduct or Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, affect my duties in public matters; and Her Heirs and Successors, according to law. So help me God. (d) I affirm, ascribe to and agree to follow the Code of Conduct of Members adopted I, Terry Loder, swear that by the House of Assembly. So help me God. (a) I am fully qualified to hold the office of Member for the District of Bay of Islands, to CLERK: For the electoral District of which I have been elected; Bonavista North, Mr. Harry Harding. (b) I have not knowingly contravened the MR. HARDING: I, Harry Harding, do Elections Act, 1991 respecting any matter in swear that I will be faithful and bear true relation to my election; allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, Her Heirs and Successors, (c) I will faithfully, to the best of my ability, according to law. So help me God. perform the duties and responsibilities of my office and will not allow any direct or I, Harry Harding, swear that indirect monetary or other personal or private interest to influence my conduct or (a) I am fully qualified to hold the office of affect my duties in public matters; and Member for the District of Bonavista North, to which I have been elected; (d) I affirm, ascribe to and agree to follow the Code of Conduct of Members adopted (b) I have not knowingly contravened the by the House of Assembly.
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