No.
9/2019
House of Assembly
Province of Newfoundland & Labrador
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1st Session – 49th
General Assembly
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Wednesday, June 26th,
2019
ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
(a) Statements by Members
(b) Statements
by Ministers
(c) Oral
Questions
(d) Presenting
Reports by Standing and Select Committees
(e) Tabling
of Documents
(f) Notices
of Motion
(g) Answers
to questions for which notice has been given
(h) Petitions
ORDERS OF THE DAY
1.
– Address in Reply
2. – Committee of Supply
MOTIONS
3. −
THE HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF FINANCE AND PRESIDENT OF TREASURY BOARD – To
Move “That This House Approves in General the Budgetary Policy of the
Government”. (Budget Speech) (Debate
adj'd)
4.
− THE
HONOURABLE THE MINISTER OF FINANCE AND PRESIDENT OF TREASURY BOARD – To Move
that the House Resolve itself into a Committee of the Whole on Supply to
Consider Certain Resolutions for the Granting of Supply to Her Majesty”. (Bill
No. 4)
5.
−
THE HONOURABLE THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE LEADER – To Move:
“WHEREAS subsection 6(3) of the Independent Appointments Commission Act provides
that the Independent Appointments Commission shall consist of a minimum of 5
and a maximum of 7 members appointed by the Lieutenant-Governor in Council on a
resolution of the House of Assembly;
AND
WHEREAS the following
3 members have submitted their resignation as members of the Independent
Appointments Commission:
Clyde K. Wells
Zita Cobb
Shannie
Duff
NOW
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED
that the following persons be appointed members of the Independent Appointments
Commission for a term of 3 years:
Edward Roberts
Gerald Lloyd Anderson
Peggy Bartlett.”
6. – MR. CHES CROSBIE (Windsor Lake) – To
Move:
“BE
IT RESOLVED that
the House of Assembly urge the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
(1) to admonish the House of Commons
and Senate of Canada for passing Bill C-69 with provisions that violate the
principle of joint management contained in the 1985 Atlantic Accord and its
implementation legislation;
(2) to take all reasonable measures,
including Court challenges where necessary, to safeguard against conflicting
federal legislation, the hard-won joint management rights that Newfoundland and
Labrador secured under the 1985 Atlantic Accord and its implementation
legislation; and
(3) to refuse to enact any provincial
law that will erode those rights.”
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