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J 0 U R N a L S Yukon Legislative Assembly Fourth Session J 0 URN A L S .1, ) YUKON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY FOURTH SESSION 25TH LEGISLATURE , I U , , FALL SITTING " November 13� 1984 - November 29� 1984 u I '.. J ' 1 . f c J 0 URN A L S I( II , I YUKON r LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 1 I I LJ FO URTH SESSION 25TH LEGISLATURE r ' I ----) FALL SITTING � , \ I November 13� 1984 -November 29� 1984 �J ,r 1 r I I, I \...J l >' (1 r i l J (. , [1, \ , ;1 I l, ff l r l.,, I C 1 ( 1 , I r1 ; 1 Ll - i - Fall Sitting, 1984 YUKON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY The Hon. Don Taylor, Speaker Independent - Watson Lake Box 53 MLA Office: 667-5662 Watson Lake , Yukon Residence: 536-7575 YOA 1CO (Watson Lake) * The Hon. C.W. (Chris) Pearson PoCo - Whitehorse Riverdale North Government Leader MLA Office: 667-5122 Finance, Public, Service Commission Residence: 668-4847 * The Hon. H.D. (Dan) Lang PoCo - Whitehorse Porter Creek East Minister of: Education , Community MLA Office: 667-5427 and Transportation Services , Residence: 633-2728 Government Services * The Hon. Howard Tracey PoCo - Tatchun Minister of: Economic Development MLA Office: 667-5293 and Tourism , Renewable Resources Residence: 667-2745 * The Hon. Andrew (Andy) Philipsen PoCo - Whitehorse Porter Creek West Minister of: Justice, Health and MLA Office: 667-5336 Human Re,sources Residence: 633-2275 * Mailing Address for all Cabinet Ministers: Government of Yukon Box 2703 Whitehorse, Yukon YlA 2C6 Mr. Clarke Ashley, MLA PoCo - Klondike #204 , 19 Roundel Road MLA Office: 667-5702 Whitehorse, Yukon Residence: 668-7703 VIA 3H3 Mr. Bill Brewster, MLA P.Co - Kluane Box 5401 MLA Office: 667-5651 Haines Junction , Yukon Residence: 634- 2531 YOS 1LO (Haines Junction) Mr. Al Falle , MLA P.Co - Hootalinqua Box 4693 MLA Office: 667-5667 Whitehorse, Yukon Residence: 633-5218 YIA 3V7 - ii - ·1 Mrs. Bea Firth, MLA P.C. - Whitehorse Riverdale South 152 Alsek Road MLA Office: 667-5853 Whitehorse , Yukon Residence: 667-2324 YlA 3V2 Ms. Kathie Nukon, MLA P .C. - Old Crow General Del ivery MLA Office: 667-5664 Old Crow, Yukon YOB INO Mr. Tony Penikett, MLA NDP - Whitehorse West Leader of the Official Opposition MLA Office: 667-5663 Box 4584 Residence: 668-5868 Whitehorse , Yukon Messages: 668-2203 YIA 2R8 Mr. Maurice J. Byblow, MLA HDP - Faro Box 249 MLA Office: 667-5497 Faro, Yukon Business: 994-2610 VOB lKO ( Faro) Mrs. Margaret Joe, MLA NDP - Whitehorse North Centre 25 Roundel Road MLA Office: 667-5629 Whitehorse, Yukon Residence: 668-2318 YIA 3H4 Mr. Roger Kimmerly, MLA NDP - Whitehorse South Centre 13 Pelly Rd. MLA Office: 667-5495 Whitehorse, Yukon Residence: 668-3321 VIA 4L9 Mr. Piers McDo�ald, MLA HDP - Mayo General Del ivery MLA Office: 667-5496 Elsa, Yukon Residence: 995-2449 ( Elsa ) YOB IJO Mr. Dave Porter, MLA HDP - Campbell Box 2703 MLA Office: 667-5666 Whitehorse , Yukon YlA 2C6 NOTICE OF SITT ING ( \ YUKON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBL Y To all interested citizens: Take notice that pursuant to Order of the House passed on May 17, 1984 , and being satisfied pursuant to the said Order that the public interest requires that the '\ House shall meet, I appoint 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 13, 1984 , :' "' I I as the time for such meeting in the Legislative Chambers , , J Territorial Administratio n Building , Whitehorse , Yukon, for r the purpose of transacting its business as if it had been duly adjourned to that time. j Dated this 1st day of October, 1984. r ) 1 ! U , , i The Honourable Donald Taylor , Speaker ---\ Yukon Legislative Ass embly � j r ! I• •i ,-J r , ) ( j ,� I ! I L J ( 1 J , \ ( - , 1 r - l ",j - 99 - No. 35 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS of the YUKON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 25th Legislative Assembly Fourth Session TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1984 The Speaker took the Chair at 1:30 p.m. INTRODUCTIONS OF PAGES The Speaker introduced the fol l owing Pages: Norine Affleck from F.H. Collins High School and Karen Hal l from Christ the King High School. The Speaker announced that Tristan Kimmerly, Andy Pollack and Cindy . Scanlon from F.H.. Col lins High School; Lyndon Cross, Glen Rear, and Vi ki Seaman from Chri st the Ki ng Hi gh School , and Brian Burton and Derek Hurlburt from St. Elias Community School in Haines Junction wou ld al so be serving as Pages for the Fal l Session. TABLING RETURNS AND DOCUMENTS Hon. Mr. Taylor, Speaker - Report of the Electoral District Boundaries Commission (Sessional Paper #31) FILED DOCUMENTS Hon. Mr. Taylor , Speaker - Records and Documents of the Electoral District Boundaries Commission (Filed Document #11) PETITIONS Mr. Penikett, Leader of the Official Opposition - Petition regarding a turn lane on the Alaska Highway in the Whitehorse International Airport area (Petition #6) · - 100 - INTRODUCTION OF BIllS (FIRST READING) Bil l #36 - An Act to Amend the Loan Agreement Act (1982) No. 1 - Hon. Mr. Pearson Bil l #37 - Denture Technicians Act - Hon. Mr. Philipsen Bil l #38 - Canada and the United Kingdom Reciprocal Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments Act - Hon. Mr. Philipsen MOTIONS OF URGENT AND PRESSING NECESSITY Under Standing Order 28, it was moved by Mr. Penikett: THAT the Yukon Legisl ative Assembly urges the Government of Canada to give immediate consideration' to contributing to the efforts which are being made to provide assistance to the famine-stricken people of Ethiopia. Unanimous consent having been given to proceed, a debate arising and the question being put , it was agreed to. Pri or to the concl us; on of the sitting day, the Speaker rose to advi se the House that an error had been made in the reading of the motion. In fact, as both sides of the House were aware , the phrase IIGovernment of Canadall should have read IIGovernment of Yukonll. GOVERNMENT MOTIONS Moved by the Hon. Mr. Pearson: THAT thi s House approves in general the operati ons of the government since the adjournment of the spring sitting. (Motion #24) A debate arising, it was moved by Mr. Penikett: THAT debate be now adjourned. The question being put , it was agreed to. The Assembly adjourned at 2: 47 p.m. , until 1: 30 p.m. , Wednesday , November 14, 1984. - 101 - No. 36 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS of the YUKON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 25th Legislative Assembly Fourth Session WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1984 The Speaker took the Chair at 1: 30 p.m. REPORT ON PETITIONS The Clerk reported on Petition #6 as follows: Mr. Speaker and Honourable Members of the Assembly: I have had the honour to revi ew a petition, bei ng Petiti on Number 6 of the Fourth Session of the 25th Legislative Assembly, as presented by the Leader of the Official Opposition on November 13, 1984. This petition meets the requirements as to form of the Standing Orders of the Yukon Legislative Assembly. Patrick L. Michael Clerk of the Yukon Legislative Assembly INTRODUCTIONS OF BIllS (FIRST READING) Bill #102 - An Act to Provide for Affirmative Action and Equal Pay for Work of Equal Value Withi n the Pub 1 i c Servi ce of the Government of Yukon - Mr. Kimmerly Bill #103 - An Act to Amend the Expropriation Act - Mr. Kimmerly - 102 - GOVERNMENT MOTIONS Moved by the Hon. Mr. Pearson: THAT this House approves in general the operations of the government since the adjournment of the spring sitting. (Motion #24) A debate continuing and the question being put, it was agreed to. The Assembly adjourned at 4: 45 p.m. until 1:30 p.m. , Thursday, November 15, 1984. - 103 - No. 37 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS of the YUKON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 25th Legislative Assembly Fourth Session THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1984 The Speaker took the Chair at 1:30 p.m. TABLING RETURNS AND DOCUMENTS Hon. Mr. Pearson, Government Leader - Report on Regulations, Feb. 24, 1984-Sept. 28, 1984 (Sessional Paper #32) Hon. Mr. Lang, Minister of Community & Transportation Services - Air Charter flight to Watson Lake on April 24, 1984 (Legislative Return #20) Hon. Mr. Taylor, Speaker - Report from Clerk of Assembly regarding deductions from Members' indemnities (Sessional Paper #33) INTRODUCTION OF BILLS (FIRST READING) Bil l #39 - First Appropriation Act, 1985-1986 - Hon. Mr. Pearson MONEY MESSAGE Bil l #39, First Appropriation Act, 1985-1986, was accompanied with a money message. - 104 - GOVERNMENT BIllS The fol l owing Bill was cal led for Second Reading: Bil l #39 - First Appropriation Act, 1985-1986 - Hon. Mr. Pearson A d�bate arising, it was moved by Mr. Penikett: THAT debate be now adjourned. The question being put, it was agreed to. The fol l owing Bil ls were read a second time and referred to Committee of the Whole: Bil l #36 - An Act to Amend the Loan Agreement Act (1982) No. 1 - Hon. Mr. Pearson Bill #37 - Denture Technicians Act - Hon.'Mr. Philipsen Bill #38 - Canada and the United Kingdom Reciprocal Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments Act - Hon. Mr. Philipsen COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE According to Order, the Assembly resolved itself into Committee of the Whole. The following Bil ls were reported without amendment: Bil l #36 - An Act to Amend the Loan Agreement Act (1982) No. 1 - Hon. Mr. Pearson Bil l #37 - Denture Technicians Act - Hon. Mr. Philipsen Bill #38 - Canada and the United Kingdom Reciprocal Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments Act - Hon. Mr. Philipsen The report of the Chairman was adopted. The Assembly adjourned at 3: 01 p.m. until 1:30 p.m. , Monday, November 19, 1984. - 105 - No. 38 VOTES AND PROCEEDINGS of the ' YUKON LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY 25th Legislative Assembly Fourth Session MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1984 The Speaker took the Chair at 1:30 p.m. TABLING RETURNS AND DOCUMENTS Hon.
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