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APPENDIX A REPORTS, COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF A-2 TABLED REPORTS The following is a complete list of all Reports, both tabled during the Session and passed in the Clerk’s Office and deemed to be tabled between the dates of March 25, 2010 to March 31, 2011: A Natural Balance: Working Toward Nova Scotia’s Natural Resources Strategy (Hon. J. MacDonell) . May 7, 2010 Annual Accountability Report on Emergency Departments March 31, 2010 (Hon. Maureen MacDonald) . May 11, 2010 Annual Accountability Report For the fiscal year 2009-2010 . July 29, 2010 Auditor General Letter as final report in accordance with Section 9A(1) of Auditor General Act . May 18, 2010 Auditor General Report of the Auditor General to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly, June 2010 . June 2, 2010 Auditor General Report of the Auditor General to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly, June 2010 - Summary . June 2, 2010 Auditor General Report of the Auditor General to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly, November 2010 (Hon. C. Parker) .November 17, 2010 Auditor General Report of the Auditor General to the Nova Scotia House of Assembly, November 2010, Summary (Hon. C. Parker) . November 17, 2010 Budget Assumptions and Schedules for the fiscal year 2010-2011 (Hon. G. Steele) . April 6, 2010 Capital Plan 2011-2012 (Hon. G. Steele) . December 9, 2010 Civil Service Disclosure of Wrongdoing Regulations and Policy Annual Report, 2009-10 (Hon. F. Corbett) .November 29, 2010 Crown Corporation Business Plans for the fiscal year 2010-2011 (Hon. G. Steele) . April 6, 2010 Cruelty Investigations Report, Annual Report January 1 to December 31, 2010 . February 28, 2011 Elections Nova Scotia 38th Provincial General Election, June 9, 2009 Financial Information & Statistics, Volume II TABLED REPORTS A-3 (Hon. C. Parker) . March 29, 2010 Elections Nova Scotia 38th Provincial General Election, June 9, 2009 Financial Information & Statistics, Volume II - Addendum (Hon. C. Parker) . April 6, 2010 Elections Nova Scotia Statement of Votes & Financial Information, Antigonish and Inverness By-elections October 20, 2009 (Hon. C. Parker) . April 19, 2010 Elections Nova Scotia Political Contributions Regime, Annual Report January 1, 2009 to December 31, 2009 . July 9, 2010 Emergency Care in Nova Scotia Interim Report, April 2010 (Hon. Maureen MacDonald) . April 8, 2010 Environmental Goals and Sustainable Prosperity Act Progress Report 2010 . June 16, 2010 Estimates and Supplementary Detail for the fiscal year 2010-2011 (Hon. G. Steele) . April 6, 2010 5-Year Highway Improvement Plan (Hon. B. Estabrooks) . November 29, 2010 Getting Back to Balance: Summary Report, March 31, 2010 (Hon. G. Steele). March 30, 2010 Government Business Plan for the fiscal year 2010-2011 (Hon. G. Steele) . April 6, 2010 Highway 104 Western Alignment Corporation, Annual Report for the fiscal year 2009-2010 . October 1, 2010 Homegrown Success, a 10-year plan for Agriculture (Hon. J. MacDonell) . November 26, 2010 House of Assembly Members’ Manual, Members’ Compensation, Expenses and Constituency Administration (Hon. C. Parker) . November 9, 2010 House of Assembly Members’ Manual, Assembly Procedures and Services (Hon. C. Parker) . November 9, 2010 A-4 TABLED REPORTS Law Foundation of Nova Scotia Annual Report 2009-10 (Hon. R. Landry) . November 9, 2010 Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia Nineteenth Annual Report, April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2010 . September 13, 2010 Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia Seniors-only Housing, Discussion Paper December 2010 . December 17, 2010 Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia The Rule Against Perpetuities, Discussion Paper July 2010 . July 15, 2010 Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia The Rule Against Perpetuities, Final Report December 2010 . January 6, 2011 Letter from Lieutenant Governor transmitting the Estimates of Sums for the year ending March 31, 2011 (Hon. G. Steele). April 6, 2010 Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission Annual Report 2009-10 (Hon. M. More) . November 10, 2010 Maritime Provinces Higher Education Commission Two Years On: A Survey of Class of 2007 Maritime University Graduates, January 2011. January 24, 2011 Moving Toward Equity, Employment Equity and Diversity in the Nova Scotia Public Service, 2009-2010 (Hon. F. Corbett) . December 9, 2010 Nova Scotia Annual Gaming Report, 2009-2010 . July 9, 2010 Nova Scotia Civil Procedure Rules - Amendments (Hon. R. Landry) . May 3, 2010 Nova Scotia Civil Procedure Rules Amendments - May 13, 2010 (Hon. R. Landry) . November 9, 2010 Nova Scotia Civil Procedure Rules - Amendments (Hon. R. Landry) . November 17, 2010 Nova Scotia Civil Procedure Rules - Amendments (Hon. R. Landry) . December 2, 2010 Nova Scotia Community College 2010 Report to the Community (Hon. M. More). November 16, 2010 TABLED REPORTS A-5 Nova Scotia Court of Appeal Amendments to Civil Procedure Rule 90, November 27, 2009; December 11 & 22, 2009 and January 29, 2010 (Hon. R. Landry) . March 29, 2010 Nova Scotia Crop and Livestock Insurance Commission, Annual Report for the year 2009-10 (Hon. J. MacDonell) . November 29, 2010 Nova Scotia Emergency Care Standards (Hon. Maureen MacDonald) . December 2, 2010 Nova Scotia Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Review Office - 2009 Annual Report (Hon. B. Estabrooks) . May 10, 2010 Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Annual Report 2009-10 . July 6, 2010 Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Quarterly Report, for the quarter ended March 31, 2010 . June 10, 2010 Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Quarterly Report, for the quarter ended June 30, 2010. September 3, 2010 Nova Scotia Gaming Corporation Quarterly Report, for the quarter ended December 31, 2010 . March 10, 2011 Nova Scotia Harness Racing Incorporated Financial Statements, March 31, 2010 . July 6, 2010 Nova Scotia Health Research Foundation Annual Report 2009-10 (Hon. Maureen MacDonald) . November 10, 2010 Nova Scotia Industrial Expansion Fund Investing in Prosperity - Business, People, Communities (Hon. P. Paris). March 31, 2010 Nova Scotia Nominee Program 2003-2010 (Hon. R. Jennex) . December 2, 2010 Nova Scotia’s Renewed Injury Prevention Strategy: Taking It to the Next Level (Hon. Maureen MacDonald) . May 6, 2010 Notifiable Diseases in Nova Scotia 2009 Surveillance Report. October 7, 2010 A-6 TABLED REPORTS Office of the Ombudsman 2009-2010 Annual Report: Finding ways to help government work better (Hon. C. Parker) . December 2, 2010 Progress Report 2010: French-language Services provided by the Government of Nova Scotia (Hon. G. Steele). .November 4, 2010 Public Accounts Volume 1 - Consolidated Financial Statements For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2010 . July 29, 2010 Public Accounts Volume 3 - Supplementary Information For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2010 . July 29, 2010 Public Prosecution Service Annual Report, for the Period April 1, 2008 to March 31, 2009 . September 2, 2010 Public Prosecution Service Annual Report, for the Period April 1, 2009 to March 31, 2010 . December 13, 2010 Public Trustee Annual Report for Fiscal Year Ending March 31, 2010 (Hon. R. Landry) . November 17, 2010 Renewable Electricity Plan: A path to good jobs, stable prices, and a cleaner environment, April 2010 (Hon. B. Estabrooks) . April 29, 2010 Report by the Minister of Finance, Pursuant to Clause 77(a) of Chapter 365 of the Revised Statutes, 1989, the Provincial Finance Act . July 29, 2010 Report of the Superintendent of Pensions on the Administration of the Pensions Benefits Act for the Year Ending March 31, 2010 (Hon. M. More). November 22, 2010 Resolutions on Estimates and Crown Corporation Business Plans for the fiscal year April 1, 2010- March 31, 2011 (Hon. G. Steele). April 6, 2010 Service Nova Scotia and Municipal Relations Vital Statistics, Annual Report 2008 . March 30, 2011 Standing Committee on Community Services Annual Report for 2009-2010 (J. Morton) . November 9, 2010 Standing Committee on Economic Development Annual Report 2010 (P. Birdsall) . November 18, 2010 Standing Committee on Human Resources Annual Report, 2010 (B. Kent) . November 17, 2010 TABLED REPORTS A-7 Standing Committee on Public Accounts, Annual Report 2010 (D. Whalen) . November 23, 2010 Standing Committee on Resources Annual Report for 2009-2010 (S. Prest) . November 16, 2010 Standing Committee on Veterans Affairs Annual Report for 2009-2010 (C. MacKinnon) . November 9, 2010 12-Year Retrospective of Natural Gas Production in Nova Scotia (Hon. B. Estabrooks) . April 30, 2010 What We Heard (Hon. S. Belliveau) . November 22, 2010 Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal Annual Report for the year ending March 31, 2010 . June 30, 2010 Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia Annual Report 2009 (Hon. M. More) . April 9, 2010 Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia Report to the Community, First Quarter 2010 . June 29, 2010 Workers’ Compensation Board of Nova Scotia Report to the Community Second Quarter 2010 . October 19, 2010 Workers’ Compensation Board Report to Community, Second Quarter, 2010 (Hon. M. More). November 22, 2010 Workers’ Compensation Board Report to Community, Third Quarter, 2010 (Hon. M. More). 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