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Yukon Territorial Council YUKON TERRITORIAL COUNCIL SECOND SESSION 19'63 Votes and Proceedings Volume I. I N D E X VOTES and PROCEEDINGS - 1963 {Second Session) Volume I - pages 1 to 208 Volume II - Sessional Papers MOTIONS Page.s Moved Discussed 1 Senior Legal Advisor 37 64,113,204 2 Safety on Two Mile Hill 94 191 3 Yukon Schools 103 123,126 4 Fuel Tax 100 100 5 Fur Subsidies 101 101 6 Restoration of the Economic Stability of Dawson City 117 117 7 Teslin Medical Facility 118 119 8 Public Washroom Facilities 119 119 9 Keno Fire Department 142 142 10 Emergency Water Supply 159 159 11 Mace for the Yukon Territory 195 204 * * * QUESTIONS Asked Answered 1 Changeover Alaska Highway 11 S.P. #18 2 Land Titles 24 S.P. #21 3 Lewes River Dam 100 S.P. #23 4 School Teachers 49 S.P. #35 5 Emergency Water Supplies at Haines Junction 70 S, P. #30 6 Sewer & Water Supplies Territorial Co:cimunities 70 s;P. #32&32A 7 Low Cost Housing 95 S. P. #33 8 Wide Load Permits 95 S .P. #40 9 Beaver Trapping Season 95 S.P. #29 10 Local Forest Products 95 S.P. #39 11 Training for Office of Justice of the Peace 95 S.P. #31 12 .L:.ccess Pine Lake 95 S.P. #47 13 Legislative Committee 103 S.P. #42 14 Dental Profession 135 S. P. #43 15 ~rea Development S.P. #49 16 Sewer & Water Proposals(for answer see S.P. #;·2&3~i\) ~ 17 Power In Dawson . 142 S .P. #48 * * * PRODUCTION OF P.-iPERS Moved •.• nswered 1 Federal Resource Revenue 24 S.P. #37 2 Territorial Revenues 24 S.P. #22 r-· 3 Hyland River Flight Strip 24 \_ 4 N.W,T. University Students ~\.ssistance Program 24 S.P. ,)l45 5 Interdiction Nazar Zinchuk 37 S.P. #19 6 Plans & Progress Escarpment Stabilization Program 86 S.P. #34 7 Physical Fitness & ~\.ma teur Sport Grants 135 S.P. #41 8 Scholarships 135 S.P. #46 9 Sale of Beer 142 S.P • #50 ••••••• / Index page 2. INDEX Page 2. SESSIONAL P.;.i.PERS Tabled Discussed 1 Doherty Claim 2 3 2 R. C. M. Police 2 3 3 Escorting of Prisoners 2 3, 79 4 Haines Road 2 4, 23 5 C.B.C. Twenty-four Hour Service 2 4 6 Steam Boiler Ordinance 2 7 Senior Legal ~dvisor 2 5 8 Wntson Lake Sign Posts 2 7, 165 9 Post Office at Ross River 2 10 Tourist Traffic between Skagway and Bennett 2 7, 70 11 Commissioner's Opening ~ddress 2 12 Corrections Program and Custodial Facilities 2 8,16,166 13 Safety Belts in Motor Vehicles 2 9, 12 14 Mayo ~irport 2 12, 166 15 Labour Legislation 2 14,82,84,133 16 Centennial Celebration 24 82,191 17 Further Information Doherty Claim 37 18 Changeover ~laska Highway 49 50 19 Interdiction Nazar Zinchuk 49 20 Report Financial ~dvisory Committee 49 21 Land Titles 64 22 Territorial Revenues 64 23 Lewes River Dam 70 24 Motion 19, 1963(First Session)Correction Committee 86 25 Police Service .1.greement 86 64,113,204 26 Safety on Two Mile Hill 100 191 27 Communication with Ottawa 100 28 Community Centres Ordinance 117 167 29 Beaver Trapping Season 117 177 30 Emergency Water Supply at Haines Junction 117 31 Training for the Office of Justice of the Peace 117 120,128 32 Sewer and Water Supplies Territorial Communities 159 170 .. , 32.l1 Sewer and Water Supplies Territorip.l Communities 176 33 Low Cost Housing 142 34 Escarpment Stabilization Program 135 35 School Teachers 135 36 Fuel Tax 159 37 Federal Resources Revenue 159 38 Teslin Medical Facility 159 39 Local Forest Products 159 40 Wide Load Permits 159 164 41 Physical Fitness and ~mateur Sport 159 180 42 Legislative Committee 159 43 Dental Profession 159 160 44 ~ttendance Senior Official from D,O.T. 176 45 N.W.T. University Students ~ssis!ance 176 46 Scholarships 176 47 ;1ccess Pine Lake 176 190 48 Power in Dawson 195 196 49 ~rea Development 195 205 50 Sale of Beer 195 51 Yukoh Schools 117 123,126 52 Report Signs Committee 195 202 53 Mr. Taylor - Closing Speech 207 54 Mr. Watt - Closing Speech 207 55 Mr. Shaw - Closing Speech 207 56 Mr. Livesey- Closing Speech 207 57 Commissioner Cameron's Proroguing .. ~ddress 208 •••••••I Index page 3. INDEX Page 3. MISCELL.":.NE0US Discussion Changeover ~laska Highway 50 Liquor Committee Report: Tabled 86 Discussion 106,143,148 Report House Committee 136 Motion 157 Discussion Flood Situation 176 Discussion Brief Submitted re iforkmen's Compensation by Mine, Mill & Smelter Workers Union 183 Discussion Construction New Schools 200 Discussion Radio Communication in the Yukon 202 ~ssent given to: Bill No~ 1 207 2 207 3 207 4 207 5 207 6 207 7 207 8 207 9 207 10 208 11 208 13 208 14 208 15 208 16 208 * * * 1st 1st & 2nd Bill Chapter & 2nd Reading 3rd No. No. Short Title R' ding .lmend111en t Discussed Readin~ 1 1 Recording of Evidence 24 49 25,26,27,38 195 2 5 .::i.mend Insurance 24 39 49 3 6 ~mend Corporation Securities 12 16 49 4 13 Repeal North Star .i.thletic :.ssocia tion 24 26 49 5 7 .:.mend Medical Profession 24 195 86,92,193 195 6 14 Fifth Supp • •"i.ppropriation (1962-63) 25 39 49 7 15 First Supp. .. ·.ppropria tion (1963-64) 25 41,59,75,204 207 8 2 Vlages Recovery 25 69 42 69 9 8 .".mend •• rea Development 25 46 49 10 3 Fair Practices 25 195 54 195 11 4 Mayo Seaplane Base c~ .~greement 25 58 196 12 nil R.C,M.Police ~greement 25 64,113,204 13 9 ~mend Motor Vehicl~ 103 195 103,112,131 196 14 10 .\mend Curfew 135 160 196 15 11 •• mend Franchise Teslin .~rea 143 204 207 16 12 .:.mend Labour Provisions 160 193 196 17 nil .~mend Marriage VOTE,S AND PROCEEDINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF TifE YUKON TERRITORY Monday, November 4, 1963 10:00 o 1 clock A.M. The second session of the Council for the year 1963, being the Eighth Session of the Nineteenth Wholly Elective Council of the Yukon Territory, was convened in the Council Chambers at 10:00 o'clock A.M. on Monday, November 4, 1963. The members present were: Mr. John Livesey, Carmacks-Kluane Mr. Kenneth McKinnon, Whitehorse North Mr. Hubert E. Boyd, Whitehorse East Mr. George O. Shaw, Dawson Mr. Donald Taylor, Watson Lake Mr. Raphael L. McKamey, Mayo Mr. John Watt, Whitehorse West There were no absentees. The Speaker, Mr. John Livesey was ushered into the Council Chambers by the Sergeant-at-.D.rms. The Commissioner, Mr. G.R. Cameron, was ushered into the Council Chambers by the Sergeant-at-Arms and gave his address. (Set out as Sessional Paper No. 11) Sessional Paper Mr. Speaker thanked Commissioner Cameron for his No. 11 address. Mr. Shaw moved, seconded by Vir. Boyd, that the Commissioner's address be taken into consideration on days following. Motion Carried. Mr. Taylor moved, seconded by Mr. Watt, for leave to Introducing introduce Bill No. 3, An Ordinance to Amend the Corporation Bill Securities Registration Ordinance. No. 3. Motion Carried. On motion Council adjourned until 2:00 o'clock P.M • • • • • /page 2. Page 2. 2: 00 o I c,lcick Monday, Nov. 4!l!, 1963 Mr. Speake~ dalled Council to otde~. Mr. Speaker. stated this afternoon being part of the. first day of the Fall Session the:re was need for organization of material. .:.t hand are a number of sessional papers. Some o·f them:.are matters related to the Spring Session, .which could be tabled this .afternoon. He said he be-,. lieved there was anoth·er. set of pap.ers covering matter.s .· relating to Labour Legislation whi.ch may possibly come· up for discussion later. He would sugge~t that ·Council proceed by tabling the sessional papers before them. He asked Council how 1 they wished to proceed. ·, Mr. Taylor suggested they table·. the sessional papers now r before them. Mr. $peaker tabled the· following memoranda from Commissioner Sessional Gamer.on: Papers Re Workmen's Compensation Ordinance - Doherty Claim No. 1 (set out as Sessional Paper no. l) 1 ' 'Re Production of Papers no. 19 - R. C .M. Police (set ciut as Ses~ional Paper no.· 2) · · 2 Ro Motion no. 30, Escorting of Prisoners 3 (set o.ut ,as Sessional Paper no. 3)· Re Production of.Papers no. 3, Haines Road 4 (set out ctl:l'.·se'ssional Paper rio. 4) .. · I Re M9tion no. 8,.C.B.C. twenty-four hour.service 5 ._ (set out as $essional Paper bb~ 5) REf Mbtion no. 2:4, :Steam Boilers Orditiance 6 (set' out_ a~ S~~~ionil Pap~r no. 6) Re ,.i:'.p:pointn:ieJ:l.t of Senior Lega_l ,idv:i;sor 7 • -(s~.t out as Sessional Paper no-. 7) ··'Re MOti;ri no~ 1,· 'Wat's0:n Lake Sign Pbsts 8 · (sit out as Sessfortal _Pa~er no. :s) .. ' Re. M;otion no.: 7, :Post. office at Ro_ss River 9 .{set out ~s Sessional Paper po.- 9) ·Re Tourist Traffic between ~kagw~y, Alaska 10 and Bennett,. B.C •. (set out as Sessionai Paper rio. 10) ' . Conm1issioner Came.ran I s opE3µing add- . 11 r~es. ... (set' out as Sessional. Paper no.. 11) Re Corrections Program and Custodial 12 Facilities_ (set out as Sessional Rper no.12) ' . Re Saf~ty B~lis in Motor _Vehicles 13 ,(set out a~ Sessional Pape~ no.
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