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House of Assembly

Newfoundland and Labrador

Lloyd George Snow (1943-)

Trinity - Bay de Verde

Born: Victoria, Conception Bay

Speaker:
  • Election: 16 October 1995 (Unanimous); Approbation: 16 October 1995.
  • Election: 20 March 1996 (Unanimous); Approbation: 20 March 1996
  • Election: 16 March 1999 (Unanimous); Approbation: 16 March 1999
  • Terms: 1995-1996; 1996-1999; 1999-2003

Artist: Helen Parsons Shepherd
Portrait Hung: 8 December 2004

Election and Approbation of the Speaker (16 October 1995, Journal)

"The Honourable the Premier (Mr. Wells) then addressing himself to the Clerk, who standing up pointed to him and then sat down, moved 'that Lloyd George Snow, Member for the District of Trinity - Bay de Verde, do take the Chair of this House as Speaker' which motion was seconded by the Leader of the Opposition (Ms. Verge).

No other person being proposed as Speaker, the question was put by the Clerk that Lloyd George Snow do take the Chair as Speaker of the House.

The motion was unanimously carried.

Mr. Snow was then conducted to and placed in the Chair by the Honourable Premier and the Leader of the Opposition.

The Sergeant-at-Arms placed the Mace on the Table.

Whereupon, the Speaker, standing on the steps, addressed the House, expressing his gratitude to Honourable Members for the high honour unanimously conferred upon him.

42nd General Assembly, 3rd Session (16 October 1995).

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Approbation of the Speaker (16 October 1995, Hansard)

42nd General Assembly, 3rd Session (16 October 1995).


Election and Approbation of the Speaker (20 March 1996, Journal)

The Commissioners having left the Assembly Chamber and the public galleries having been cleared, the Honourable the Premier (Mr. Tobin) then addressing himself to the Clerk, who standing up pointed to him and then sat down, moved "that Lloyd Snow, Member elected for the District of Trinity - Bay de Verde, do take the Chair of this House as Speaker" which motion was seconded by the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Sullivan).

No other person being proposed as Speaker, the question was put by the Clerk that Lloyd Snow do take the Chair as Speaker of the House. The motion was unanimously carried.

Mr. Snow was then conducted to and placed in the Chair by the Honourable the Premier and the Leader of the Opposition. Whereupon, the Speaker, standing on the steps, addressed the House, expressing his gratitude to the Honourable Members for the high honour unanimously conferred upon him.

(...)

43rd General Assembly, 1st Session (20 March 1996).

Approbation of the Speaker (20 March 1996, Hansard)

43rd General Assembly, 1st Session (20 March 1996).


Election and Approbation of the Speaker (16 March 1999, Journal)


The Commissioners having left the Assembly Chamber and the public galleries having been cleared, the Honourable the Premier (Mr. Tobin) then addressing himself to the Clerk, who standing up pointed to him and then sat down, moved "that Lloyd Snow, Member elected for the District of Trinity-Bay de Verde, do take the Chair of this House as Speaker" which motion was seconded by the Leader of the Opposition (Mr. Ed Byrne).

No other person being proposed as Speaker, the question was put by the Clerk that Lloyd Snow, the Member for Trinity-Bay de Verde, do take the Chair as Speaker of the House.

The motion was unanimously carried.

Mr. Snow was then conducted to and placed in the Chair by the Honourable the Premier and the Leader of the Opposition. Whereupon, the Speaker, standing on the steps, addressed the House, expressing his gratitude to the Honourable Members for the high honour unanimously conferred upon him.

(...)

44th General Assembly, 1st Session (16 March 1999).

Approbation of the Speaker (16 March 1999, Hansard)

44nd General Assembly, 1st Session (16 March 1999).



District Party Start Date End Date
Trinity - Bay de Verde Liberal 1989 1993
Trinity - Bay de Verde Liberal 1993 1996
Trinity - Bay de Verde Liberal 1996 1999
Trinity - Bay de Verde Liberal 1999 2003

Career Highlights

  • Spent 25 years as an educator
  • Mayor and Deputy Mayor of Hant's Harbour