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CINDEX Index

4-H programs

Funding

Penner, Jack, 1805-1806

Wowchuk, 1806-1807

911 service–Winnipeg

Investigation

Mackintosh, 2240-2241

Praznik, 2240-2241

S

Sakastew School

Jennissen, 2443

Sale, Hon. Tim (Fort Rouge) N.D.P.

Agriculture

Funding, federal, 431

Budget

Budget Debate, 1236-1242

Building Independence program

Goals, 3538

Child and Family Services

Aboriginal and Métis agencies, 690-691, 1163-1164, 3544

Child protection services, 3651-3652

Children's special services, 3543

Strategic initiatives, 3542-3543

Child care system

Accessibility/affordability, 3538

Funding, 1317, 1927-1928, 3543

Space allocation, 3650

Special needs children, 3543, 3650-3651

Child prostitution

Safe house, 5296

Children and Youth Secretariat

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 42), 137

Community living programs

Funding, 3541, 5295-5296

Salaries, 3642-3643

Staff development and training, 3542

Staff recruitment/retention strategy, 3541-3542

Vocation training assistance, 3541

Waiting lists, 3641

Concept Special Business Advisors

Funding, 5293-5295

Crisis shelters

Essential services, 4224

Crown corporations

Privatization, 428-429

Cummings, Glen (Ste. Rose) P.C.

Family conciliation services, 3653

Disabilities, persons with

Vocational rehabilitation, 3618-3619

Family conciliation services

Funding, 3544

Family Services, Department of

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 43), 137

Family Services and Housing, Department of

Estimates debate, 3537-3546, 3549-3560, 3634-3654

Amalgamation, 3537-3538, 3545

Focus, 3537

Information technology costs, 3553-3555

Research and development, 3551-3553

Staffing, 3550-3551, 3555

Supplementary information (S.P. 161), 2025

Family Support Innovations Fund

Access, 3652

Family violence prevention

Funding, 3544-3545

Services, 3654

Fetal alcohol syndrome, 1155

First Nation casinos

Social costs, 3496

Fiscal management

Former government's policies, 429

Fort Rouge constituency, 425-426

Fort Rouge School

Student publication, 753

Foster care

Rate increase, 3543-3544

Foster parents

Government support, 5025-5026

Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome

Communicable Disease Control Information, 1665

Public health tests, 1625

Rodent control program, 1626

Health care system, 427-428

Healthy Child Initiative, 3724-3725

Estimates debate, 3724-3727

Director, 1442

Hiring process, 3727

Funding, 3726

Meeting schedule, 3726, 5297-5298

Staffing, 3725

Supplementary information (S.P. 160), 2025

Highways and Government Services, Department of

Estimates debate, 2093-2095

Holocaust Memorial Day Act (Bill 19)

2r, 582-584

Housing

Government initiatives, 901

Housing, Department of

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 44), 137

Housing, public

Caital plan, 3646-3647

Single Window Initiative, 3545

Utility allowances, 3546

Housing cooperatives

Federal jurisdiction, 3648

Income Assistance

Addictions treatment, 3541

Amalgamation–City of Winnipeg, 3555-3556

Basic exemptions, 3540-3541

Caseloads, 3556-3557, 3559-3560

Child supplements, 3541

Eligibility requirements, 3634

Employment searches, 749-750

Employment training programs, 3635-3638

Fraud line–cancellation, 604-606

Program Services, 3638-3639

Provincial/municipal rate variances, 3558-3559

Reforms–legislation, 45

Staffing, 3557

Statistics, 750, 908

Subsidized child care, 3540

Substance abuse treatment, 271

Telephone/voice mail access, 3540

Workfare legislation, 270-271, 273-275

Lord Selkirk Park

Self-management, 3648-3649

Manitoba Developmental Centre

Future status, 3644-3645

Manitoba Housing and Renewal Corporation

Funding, 3648

Manitoba Telephone System

Privatization, 426-427

Members' Statements

Fort Rouge School

Student publication, 753

Ministerial Statements

Child and Family Services

Aboriginal and Métis agencies, 690-691

Fetal alcohol syndrome, 1155

Housing

Government initiatives, 901

Shaken baby syndrome, 742

National Child Benefit

Maximum return, 3397

Neighbourhoods Alive!

Update, 3545

Nursing diploma program

Student costs, 606

Student time commitment, 606

Oral Questions

Child and Family Services

Aboriginal and Métis agencies, 1163-1164

Child care system

Funding, 1317, 1927-1928

Crisis shelters

Essential services, 4224

Disabilities, persons with

Vocational rehabilitation, 3618-3619

First Nation casinos

Social costs, 3496

Foster parents

Government support, 5025-5026

Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome

Public health tests, 1625

Rodent control program, 1626

Healthy Child Initiative

Director, 1442

Income Assistance

Employment searches, 749-750

Fraud line–cancellation, 604-606

Reforms–legislation, 45

Statistics, 750, 908

Substance abuse treatment, 271

Workfare legislation, 270-271, 273-275

National Child Benefit

Maximum return, 3397

Nursing diploma program

Student costs, 606

Student time commitment, 606

Osborne House

Labour dispute, 4055, 4223-4224

Pelican Lake Centre

Government position, 954

Public consultations, 752, 953

Physician resources

Northern Manitoba, 1627-1628

Provincial Ombudsman

Report recommendations, 3824

Urban planning policy

Green-light zone–adult businesses, 3718

Youth News Network

Government position, 1435, 1511

Osborne House

Labour dispute, 4055, 4223-4224

Page program

Congratulations, 424

Pelican Lake Centre

Alternate uses, 5300

Government position, 954

Public consultations, 752, 953

Update, 5299

Physician resources

Northern Manitoba, 1627-1628

Points of Order

P/O by Mitchelson respecting words "it is still a stupid question" 4625; Sale 4625; taken under advisement 4625; Speaker's ruling, 4856

P/O by Smith, S. respecting hypothetical questions and unparliamentary language (Smith, J.) 2500; Schuler 2500-2501; Laurendeau 2501; Sale 2501; taken under advisement (Korzeniowski) 2501; Chairperson's ruling, 3207-3208

Post-secondary education

Enrolment, 428

Poverty rate, 430-431

Presiding officers

Deputy Speaker

Congratulations, 424

Speaker

Congratulations, 424

Provincial Ombudsman

Report recommendations, 3824

Residential care facilities

Compliance orders, 3263-3264

Licensing–appeal process, 3263

Provisional administrator, appointment of, 3264

Regulatory-making powers, 3264

Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program

Update, 3545-3546

Shaken baby syndrome, 742

Social Services Administration Amendment Act (Bill 30)

1r, 1508

2r, 3262-3264

Social Services Advisory Committee

Appointments, 3549

Workload, 3550

St. Amant Centre

Future status, 3651

Taxation

Reductions, 430

Throne Speech

Debate, 424-431

Urban planning policy

Green-light zone–adult businesses, 3718

Winnipeg, City of

Downtown revitalization, 430

Youth News Network

Government position, 1435, 1511

San Clara, Manitoba

Millennium events

Struthers, 3063

Santos, Conrad (Wellington) N.D.P.

Art City

Funding, 4576-4577

Budget

Budget Debate, 1136-1141

Members' Statements

Art City

Funding, 4576-4577

New Democratic Party, 249

Sergeant Tommy Prince Army Cadet Corps, 2445

New Democratic Party, 249

Privilege, Matters of

Premier's comments, 4507

Privileges and Elections, Standing Committee on

1st Report, 4843-4844

2nd Report

Santos, 4967-4968

Sergeant Tommy Prince Army Cadet Corps, 2445

Throne Speech

Debate, 220-225

SAP system

See Enterprise System Management

Schellenberg, Harry (Rossmere) N.D.P.

Canadians Helping Kids in Vietnam, 1035

Child care system

Funding, 1348-1349

Commercialization in the classroom, 940-941

Condolences, Motions of

Bend, Robert William, 519-520

Wiebe, Cornelius W., 506-507

Economic growth

Government strategy, 1270

Education system

Advertising policy, 260-261

Government priority, 259

Financial reporting, 2760-2761

Flooding

Agricultural disaster assistance, 885-887

Good Neighbour Senior Centre, 4811

Government Motions

Flooding

Agricultural disaster assistance, 885-887

Manitoba farm crisis, 112-113

Health care system

Government priority, 259

Immigration statistics, 2039

Legislative Assembly

Staff recognition, 258

Manitoba farm crisis, 112-113

McLeod Adult Learning Centre

Graduation, 5126

Members' Statements

Canadians Helping Kids in Vietnam, 1035

Child care system

Funding, 1348-1349

Economic growth

Government strategy, 1270

Financial reporting, 2760-2761

Good Neighbour Senior Centre, 4811

Immigration statistics, 2039

McLeod Adult Learning Centre

Graduation, 5126

Mennonite Central Committee, 566-567

Mennonite history, 4018-4019

Neighbourhoods Alive!, 4509

Post-secondary education, 1091

River East Collegiate girls volleyball, 356

University of Manitoba

Service-after-death program, 3402

Young Humanitarian Award

Miles Macdonell Collegiate, 663

Mennonite Central Committee, 566-567

Mennonite history, 4018-4019

Neighbourhoods Alive!, 4509

Page program

Congratulations, 257-258

Post-secondary education, 1091

Poverty rate, 259-260

Presiding officers

Speaker

Congratulations, 257

Private Members' Business

Commercialization in the classroom, 940-941

Protection of Persons in Care Act (Bill 7)

2r, 854-856

Remnant, W.H. (Binx)

Retirement, 258

River East Collegiate girls volleyball, 356

Rossmere constituency

Former MLAs, 258

Throne Speech

Debate, 257-261

University of Manitoba

Service-after-death program, 3402

Water Resources Conservation and Protection and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 6)

2r, 2317-2319

Wildlife Amendment Act (Bill 5)

2r, 664

Young Humanitarian Award

Miles Macdonell Collegiate, 663

School boards

Autonomy (See also Commercialization in the classroom)

Caldwell, 87-88, 91

Faurschou, 91

Schuler, 87-88, 290-291

School divisions. See also Pay equity/affirmative action; specific divisions

Ability-to-pay clause

Pitura, 3357

Amalgamation

Caldwell, 539, 3441-3442, 3614-3615

Gilleshammer, 538-539, 3613-3614

Smith, J., 3441, 3614-3615

Expedited payment process

Caldwell, 1507

Funding formula

Barrett, 2498

Faurschou, 2498

Schools, public

Grant funding

Caldwell, 1507, 1874

Rural Manitoba

Penner, Jack, 1653

Schreyer, Lloyd

Government contract

Barrett, 657

Schuler, 657

Schuler, Ron (Springfield) P.C.

Advisory Council on Workplace Safety and Health

Composition, 1762-1763

Mandate, 1764

Meeting schedule, 1765

Per diems, 1764

Recommendations, 1765

Staffing, 1763

Subcommittees, 1763-1764

Amusements Act (Part II)

Ministerial responsibility, 2179

Art collection, government

Inventory, 2820

Bankruptcy Act

Unpaid wages, 2583

Budget

Budget Debate, 1128-1136

Former government's initiatives, 1348

Budget, balanced, 199-200, 287-289

Building Standards Board

Appointment process, 1770

Composition, 1769

Mandate, 1769

Meeting schedule, 1769

Per diems, 1769

Recommendations, 1769

Canada Day activities, 3501

Canada Pension Plan

Full pension–age requirement, 2589-2591

Citizens on Patrol Program, 4511

Citizenship and Multiculturalism

Ministerial responsibility, 2169

Civil Service Commission

Estimates debate, 4435

Collective bargaining/agreements

Alternative methods, 2485

Overview, 2487

Community Unemployed Help Centre

Annual report tabling request, 2478

Grant, 2253, 2476-2478

Application tabling request, 2258-2259

Minimum wage report, 2478

Conservation, Department of

Estimates debate, 4081-4087

Conservation, Minister of

Premier's confidence, 4688

Construction Industry Wages Board

Composition, 1747-1748

Funding, 1748-1749

Staffing, 1747

CP Rail

Weston shops–status, 2816

Deloitte and Touche financial review, 289

Department of Labour Act

Review, 2251-2252

Education system

Advertising policy, 196-197, 290

Funding, 291

Standards testing

Grade 3, 291

Elevator Board

Composition, 1757

Mandate, 1758

Per diems, 1758

Salaries, 1758, 2163-2165, 2167-2168

Staffing, 1757

Employment standards

Exemptions, 2898

First Nations, 2898

Part-time employees, 2898

Unpaid family leave, 2898

Vacation pay, 2899

Employment statistics

Minimum wage earners, 2886

Environmental licensing

Hydro transmission line–East St. Paul, 4081-4087

Essential Services Act

Ministerial responsibility, 2681

Review, 2681-2682

Executive Council

Cabinet shuffle, 4688

Fire Commissioner, Office of the

Administrative costs, 2400

Esso storage facility–East St. Paul, 2901-2904, 2970-2980

Municipal fire services, 2900

First Nation casinos

Gaming agreement compliance, 2753-2754

Flooding

Springfield constituency, 4229-4230

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy

Requests–Labour, Department of, 1339

Gaming facilities

Market assessments, 2935

Government Motions

Manitoba farm crisis, 117-120

Government of Manitoba

Agenda, 5245-5246

Hiring practices, 657

Hazelridge Caterers, 913-914

Highway maintenance/construction

Batch plants, 1557-1558

Highway 15–No. 206 intersection, 1556

Oakbank corridor, 1556-1557

Perimeter Highway, 1558-1559

Signage–Glass, Manitoba, 1560

Springfield Road, 1559

Highways and Government Services, Department of

Estimates debate, 1556-1560

Immigration

Cross-cultural violence prevention projects, 2989

Income tax

Reductions, 799

Interim Appropriation Act, 2000 (Bill 46)

2r, 3503-3505

J. M. Schneider Inc.

Plant expansion, 4851

Kin Place personal care home

Fire exits, 660

Labour, Department of

Estimates debate, 1745-1771, 2162-2165, 2167, 2168-2183, 2245-2273, 2375-2403, 2474-2486, 2579-2593, 2594-2596, 2672-2673, 2681-2691, 2692-2694, 2781-2782, 2814-2827, 2882-2887, 2896-2904, 2970-2980, 2988-3000

Annual report, 2255

Board appointments, 2250-2251

Communication costs, 2402

Discrimination against employees, 2256-2257

Grants, 2252-2254

Inspectors, 2249-2250

Mediators, 2487

Mission statement, 2170-2179

Objectives, 2181-2182

Operating costs, 2260-2261, 2261-2262

Policy direction, 2258, 2403

Privilege in respect of conciliation proceedings, 2255-2256

Salaries, 2182-2183, 2882

Staffing, 1746, 2399-2400

Cerilli, Joan, 2384-2385

Statement of purpose, 2265-2274

Transportation costs, 2259, 2402

Web site, 2262-2265, 2386-2388

Labour, Minister of

Debate request, 4226

Provincial labour ministers' meeting, 2389

Labour legislation, 4060

Amendments, 1627, 4297-4298

Businesses, impact on, 5051-5058

Consultations, 1626, 2391, 3826

Introduction, 1627

Justification, 4289-4290

Labour relations, impact on, 5120

Secret ballots, 4050

Antiscab legislation, introduction of, 2684-2688

Reduced workweek, 2884-2885

Review, 2395-2398

Successor rights, 2781-2782

Union expansion, 2692-2693

Labour legislation, federal

Amendments, 2583

Labour Management Review Committee

Appointment process, 1759

Chairperson, 1761-1762

Composition, 1758

Labour legislation, 1760-1761, 3918-3919, 4051, 4568-4569, 4613-4614

Mandate, 1766

Meeting schedule, 1760, 1761

Per diems, 1760, 1765

Recommendations, 1760

Recommendations–unanimous, 1761

Staffing, 1759, 1765

Subcommittees, 1759

Composition, 1765

Labour Relations Act

Amendments

Businesses, impact on, 4970-4971

Certification process, 2689

Consultations, 2683, 4226, 4327

Disclosure of information by unions, 2820-2821

Economic impact, 5019

Review, 2683

Secret ballots, 3716-3717, 5078-5079

Standing committee process, 5119-5120

Withdrawal, 4404, 4733-4734, 4801-4802, 5019

Labour Relations Amendment Act (2) (Bill 44)

2r, 4512-4520

3r, 5395-5402

Labour Relations Amendment Act (Bill 18)

2r, 4943-4944

3r, 5383-5385

Labour unions/associations

Membership exemptions–religious objections, 2817-2818

Union dues–political contributions, 2818, 4225

Union raiding, 2821-2822

Lindane levels–East St. Paul

Water contamination, 1440, 1515-1516

Luddite, definition of, 2375-2376

Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals

Labour dispute, 3058

Manitoba farm crisis, 117-120

Manitoba Federation of Labour

Health and safety conference, 2390

Manitoba Government Employees Union

Contract negotiations, 2401

Manitoba Intercultural Council

Forum, 2990-2991

Funding, 2989

Overview, 2991-2997

Status, 2989

Manitoba Labour Board

Arbitrators, 2818-2820

Composition, 1768, 2682

Conciliation officers, liability of, 2816-2817

Staffing, 1768-1769

Manitoba Pension Commission

Appointment process, 1766

Composition, 1766

Mandate, 1767

Meeting schedule, 1767

Per diems, 1766

Recommendations, 1768

Staffing, 1766

Subcommittees, 1766

Manitoba Service Excellence Awards, 2749

May Day, 704

Members' Statements

Budget

Former government's initiatives, 1348

Budget, balanced, 199-200

Canada Day activities, 3501

Citizens on Patrol Program, 4511

Flooding

Springfield constituency, 4229-4230

Hazelridge Caterers, 913-914

Labour legislation, 4060

Amendments, 4297-4298

May Day, 704

North American Occupational Safety and Health Week, 1115-1116

Public Service Week, 2443-2444

Springfield Agricultural Fair, 4339

St. Michael Church, Dugald, 2762

United Nation's International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, 3148

Minimum wage

Annual review, 292, 1752-1753

Differential minimum wages, 2885-2886

Employment, impact on, 2896-2897

Increase, 2885

Provincial comparisons, 2885

U.S. comparisons, 2898

Waiver, 1756-1757

Youth minimum wage, 2886

Minimum Wage Board

Annual review, 2887

Consultations with small business, 2886

Provincial comparisons, 1756

Composition, 1749, 1751, 1755

Elimination, 2884, 2897

Employer members, appointment of, 1750

Mandate, 1751

Per diems, 1750

Recommendations, 1753-1755, 2897

Staffing, 1750

Mining industry

Labour/management consensus building committee, 2883

Mines Inspection Branch regional offices, 2882

Tripartite committee

Codes of practice, 2883

Reporting process, 2883

Ministerial Statements

Manitoba Service Excellence Awards, 2749

National Day of Mourning, 651

North American Occupational Safety and Health Week, 1157-58

Multicultural Grants Advisory Council

Accountability, 2998

Staffing, 1762

Multicultural organizations

Fundraising–bingos, 2998-2999

Multiculturalism

Funding, 2998

National Day of Mourning, 651

North American Occupational Safety and Health Week, 1115-1116, 1157-1158

Occupational health

Agriculture injury surveillance project, 2826

Hearing conservation/noise abatement, 2826

Legislation, 2882

Oral Questions

Conservation, Minister of

Premier's confidence, 4688

Education system

Advertising policy, 196-197

Executive Council

Cabinet shuffle, 4688

First Nation casinos

Gaming agreement compliance, 2753-2754

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy

Requests–Labour, Department of, 1339

Gaming facilities

Market assessments, 2935

Government of Manitoba

Agenda, 5245-5246

Hiring practices, 657

Income tax

Reductions, 799

J. M. Schneider Inc.

Plant expansion, 4851

Kin Place personal care home

Fire exits, 660

Labour, Minister of

Debate request, 4226

Labour legislation

Amendments, 1627

Consultations, 1626, 3826

Introduction, 1627

Justification, 4289-4290

Secret ballots, 4050

Labour Management Review Committee

Labour legislation, 3918-3919, 4051, 4568-4569, 4613-4614

Labour Relations Act

Amendments

Businesses, impact on, 4970-4971

Consultations, 4226, 4327

Economic impact, 5019

Secret ballots, 3716-3717, 5078-5079

Standing committee process, 5119-5120

Withdrawal, 4404, 4733-4734, 4801-4802, 5019

Labour unions/associations

Union dues–political contributions, 4225

Lindane levels–East St. Paul

Water contamination, 1440, 1515-1516

Manitoba Association of Health Care Professionals

Labour dispute, 3058

Public Schools Act

Amendments–withdrawal, 4496-4497

School boards

Autonomy, 87-88

Schreyer, Lloyd

Government contract, 657

Pay equity/affirmative action

Civil service, 2482-2484

Jurisdiction, 2584-2585

National campaign, 2584-2585

Private sector, 2484-2485

School divisions, 2485

Pension Benefits Act

Review, 2672

Pension Commission

Information availability, 2595

Information return reviews, 2595

Legislation, 2672

Pension plan administration reviews, 2586

Registration process, 2585

Pension plans

Companies in receivership, 2588

Federal/provincial coordination, 2673

Legislation noncompliance, 2586

Plan amendments, 2595

Public plans–enhancement, 2592

Statistics, 2587

Personal background, 285-286

Petitions

Public Schools Amendment Act

Withdrawal

4965; ruled in order, 5016-5017

5013; ruled in order, 5069

5065; ruled in order, 5114-5115

5111; ruled in order, 5236

Points of Order

P/O by Allan respecting words "You know, they always get prettier at closing time." (Schuler) 407; Laurendeau 407; Mackintosh 407-408; Rocan 408; taken under advisement 408; withdrawn, 409

P/O by Derkach respecting words "ignorance and bliss" (Barrett) 2273; Struthers 2273; Schuler 2273; taken under advisement (Korzeniowski), 2273

P/O by Rondeau respecting relevance of debate 2692; Schuler 2692; taken under advisement (Korzeniowski) 2692; Chairperson's ruling, 2977

P/O by Smith, S. respecting hypothetical questions and unparliamentary language (Smith, J.) 2500; Schuler 2500-2501; Laurendeau 2501; Sale 2501; taken under advisement (Korzeniowski) 2501; Chairperson's ruling, 3207-3208

Post-secondary education

Tuition fee policy, 291-292

Power Engineers Advisory Board

Per diems, 1768

Provincial Railways Amendment Act (Bill 14)

2r, 4320-4322

Public Schools Act

Amendments–withdrawal, 4496-4497

Public Schools Amendment Act (Bill 12)

2r, 3934-3935

R/S, 4910-4911, 4923-4924, 5097-5098

Public Schools Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 42)

R/S, 4832-4835, 4870-4873

Public Service Week, 2443-2444

Remnant, W.H. (Binx)

Retirement, 285

Retail Business Holiday Closing Act

Review, 2683

School boards

Autonomy, 87-88, 290-291

Schreyer, Lloyd

Government contract, 657

Schuler, Corina Else, 2026

Shortline railways

Legislation, 2815

Justification, 2816

Statistics, 2815

Speaker's statements

Schuler, Corina Else, 2026

Springfield Agricultural Fair, 4339

Springfield constituency, 286-287

Former MLA, 285

St. Michael Church, Dugald, 2762

Taxation

Reductions–government priority, 290

Throne Speech

Debate, 285-293

Treasury Board Secretariat

Compensation Committee, 2180, 2246-2249

United Nation's International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, 3148

Urgent Public Importance, Matters of

Flooding, 4037-4038

Worker Advisor Office

Education seminars, 2899

Employee training, 2900

Mandate, 2899

Success ratio, 2899

Workplace Safety and Health

Company audits/investigations, 2825

Rate review process, 2826

Staffing, 2823-2824

Science and research

Government commitment

Gerrard, 253

Scott Tournament of Hearts

Maguire, 3322

Scouts Canada

Volunteers

Jennissen, 1518

Seal, Jane

Volunteerism

Rondeau, 1628

Second Start Alternative Education Program

Korzeniowski, 2133

Seine River constituency

Dacquay, 381-382

Seizure and Impoundment Registry

Annual Report, 2000 (S.P. 174)

Mackintosh, 3311

Selinger, Hon. Gregory (St. Boniface) N.D.P.

Appropriation Act, 2000 (Bill 50)

1r, 5379

2r, 5379

Balanced Budget, Debt Repayment and Taxpayer Protection Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 41)

1r, 3137

2r, 3369-3370

Budget

Budget Debate, 1332-1333

Advertising/communication costs, 1523-1524, 2061-2062

Bracket creep, 905, 1264

Business subsidy reductions, 2060

Communication costs, 1207

Consultations, 354, 1524-1525

Departmental instructions, 18-19

Economic future, 1110-1111

Government phone line information, 1347

Government Web site information, 1346

Income tax, 659, 1160-1161, 1205-1206, 1535-1552, 1553, 1673-1675, 2796-2797

Reductions, 1026-1027, 1028-1029, 1079-1080, 1083-1084, 1084-1085, 1341-1342, 1346

Manitoba Office in Ottawa, 2061

Polling, 1524

Polling results, release of, 2040-2041

Program savings, 2060-2061

Revenue projections, 1027-1028, 2046-2047

Tax reductions, 2141-2149

Budget, balanced

Legislation amendments, 1525-1526, 1553, 1678-1681, 2041, 2135-2136

Legislation compliance, 1553

Budget Address, 1008-1020

Business subsidies

Elimination, 1107

Canada Customs and Revenue Agency

Electronic commerce, 1461

Federal-provincial relations, 1460

Canada Health and Social Transfer

Per-capita funding formula, 1521-1522

Canada Pension Plan, 3629

Debentures, 1361

Civil Service Amendment Act (Bill 47)

1r, 3610

2r, 3927

Civil Service Superannuation Plan, 3629

Comptrollership Framework

Development, 1364

Computer services, government

Desktop management, 2065-2066

Crown corporations

Capital program review, 2050

Crown Corporations Council

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 70), 187

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 164), 2203

Debt Retirement Fund

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 67), 187

Deficit reduction, 1350

Departmental expenditures, 39

Deloitte and Touche financial review

Verification process, 20

Departmental expenditures

Information release, 19

Education system

Funding, 801

Electronic commerce

Government department usage, 1360, 2066

Employee Pensions and Other Costs

Supplementary information (155), 1507

Employment creation

Government strategy, 239-240

Enabling Appropriations and Other Appropriations

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 74), 187

Supplementary information (S.P. 179), 3387

Enterprise System Management

Better Methods Initiative, 2066

Consulting/operational support, 1453, 1455

Expenditure breakdown, 1452

Future directions, 1459-1460

Government support, 1464

Implementation schedule, 1452-1453

ISM, impact on, 1455-1456

Local expertise, 1457-1458

Payroll processing module, 1453-1454

SAP system, 1352, 2064-2065

Status report, 1363-1364

Software upgrades, 1452, 1458

Source code–ownership, 1457

Staffing, 1365, 1452

Training/travel expenses, 1454

Y2K compliance, 1456

Environmental issues

Cleanup costs, 2139-2140

Federal-Provincial Relations

Staffing, 1523

Finance, Department of

Estimates debate, 1350-1366, 1451-1468, 1520-1553, 1678-1707, 2040-2067, 2135-2162

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 64), 187

Audit Branch

Audit coverage targets, 1465-1466

Reorganization, 1465

Value for money reviews, 1364

Preliminary Financial Report, 2000 (S.P. 209), 5019

Revenue projections, 1520

Staffing, 1353-1354

Supplementary information (S.P. 143), 1311

Supplementary information, 2000 (S.P. 184), 3711

Transition committee briefing documents, 2050-2059

Treasury–Manitoba syndicate, 1357

Finance, Minister of

Financial community–meetings, 1358

Financial Administration Act

Report pursuant to subsection 63(4), 2000 (S.P. 201), 4612

Report under subsection 63(4), 1999 (S.P. 69), 187

First Nation casinos

Economic impact, 2033-2034, 3258, 3320-3321, 3401

First-time homebuyers tax credit

Extension, 1089

Replacement, 1089

Fiscal Stabilization Fund

Agricultural disaster assistance, 1675

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 66), 187

Flooding

Floodproofing programs

Funding, 3630

Winnipeg, 2140-2141

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy

Requests–Finance, Department of, 1354-1356

French Language Services Secretariat

Agreement on the promotion of official languages, 1356

Government agencies

Surpluses, 488-489

Government of Canada

Cooperation, 1365-1366

Government of Manitoba

Banking arrangements, 1360

Hiring practices, 2150-2153

Hacault, Archbishop Antoine, 553

Health care system

Funding, capital, 1351

Income tax

CIBC report, 1262-1263

Government strategy, 240-241

Provincial comparisons, 1159-1160, 1260-1262, 1264

Reductions, 603-604, 659, 798-799

Reductions, federal, 904, 1114, 3440-3441

Information Protection Centre

Security measures, 1456, 2064

Staffing, 2066-2067

Interim Appropriation Act, 2000 (2) (Bill 51)

1r, 4584-4585

Interim Appropriation Act, 2000 (Bill 46)

1r, 3325

International Fuel Tax Agreement

Update, 1465

Legislative Assembly Act

Return under section 52.27(1)(2) (S.P. 178), 3387

Loan Act, 2000 (Bill 49)

1r, 5379-5380

2r, 5380

Lower Tax Commission

Report recommendations, 2044-2045

Minister's position, 659

Manitoba Builder Bonds

Status report, 1361

Manitoba Foundation

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 68), 187

Manitoba Hospital Capital Financing Authority

Financial Statements, 1999 (S.P. 96), 270

Manitoba Hydro

Collective bargaining, 4056-4057

Land negotiations, 1114

Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 71), 187

Annual Report, 2000 (S.P. 204), 4728

Quarterly Report, 1999 (S.P. 72), 187

Quarterly Report, 1999 (S.P. 73), 187

Quarterly Report, 1999 (S.P. 131), 1205

Quarterly Report, 1999 (S.P. 133), 1205

Quarterly Report, 1999 (S.P. 134), 1205

Quarterly Report, 1999 (S.P. 135), 1205

Quarterly Report, 1999 (S.P. 140), 1259

Manitoba Innovations Fund, 3630

Manitoba Measures initiative

Overview, 2050

Manitoba Tax Assistance Office

Relocation, 2047

Mining tax

Revenue projections, 1463

Ministerial Statements

Hacault, Archbishop Antoine, 553

National Infrastructure Program

Status, 3630-3631

Native Fuel and Tobacco Tax Rebate Programs

Agreements, 1463

Audits, 1463-1464

Office of Information Technology

Initiatives, 1352

ManWeb--staffing, 2066

Oral Questions

Budget

Bracket creep, 905, 1264

Communication costs, 1207

Consultations, 354

Departmental instructions, 18-19

Economic future, 1110-1111

Government phone line information, 1347

Government Web site information, 1346

Income tax, 659, 1160-1161, 1205-1206, 1673-1675, 2796-2797

Reductions, 1026-1027, 1028-1029, 1079-1080, 1083-1084, 1084-1085, 1341-1342, 1346

Revenue projections, 1027-1028

Business subsidies

Elimination, 1107

Deficit reduction

Departmental expenditures, 39

Deloitte and Touche financial review

Verification process, 20

Departmental expenditures

Information release, 19

Education system

Funding, 801

Employment creation

Government strategy, 239-240

First Nation casinos

Economic impact, 2033-2034, 3258, 3320-3321, 3401

First-time homebuyers tax credit

Extension, 1089

Replacement, 1089

Fiscal Stabilization Fund

Agricultural disaster assistance, 1675

Government agencies

Surpluses, 488-489

Income tax

CIBC report, 1262-1263

Government strategy, 240-241

Provincial comparisons, 1159-1160, 1260-1262, 1264

Reductions, 603-604, 659, 798-799

Reductions, federal, 904, 1114, 3440-3441

Lower Tax Commission

Report recommendations

Minister's position, 659

Manitoba Hydro

Collective bargaining, 4056-4057

Land negotiations, 1114

Research and development

Funding, 1031

Taxation

Reductions–government priority, 354

Tourism

Provincial sales tax rebate, 911, 1343-1344

Pan American Games

Surplus, 2137

Pension plans

Unfunded liability, 1351, 2138-2139

Personal income tax, 1351

Collection, 1361, 2047-2048

Future reductions, 2153-2159

Provincial comparisons, 1695-1702

Revenue projections, 1523

Tax on income, 1351, 1526-1534, 1681-1695, 1703-1706, 1707, 2041-2042

Province of Manitoba

Collective agreements, 2050

Quarterly reports, 2063-2064

Provincial Auditor

Annual Report, 1998 (S.P. 137), 1205

Audit of the Public Accounts, 1999 (S.P. 165), 2203

Business Planning and Performance Measurement, 2000 (S.P. 199), 4491

Value-for-Money Audits (S.P. 189), 3817

Public Accounts

Annual Audit, 1997 (S.P. 136), 1205

Annual report, 1351-1352

Borrowing

Domestic/international markets, 1359

Foreign currencies, 1359-1360

Provincial comparisons, 1358

Financial statements, 1351, 1363

Volume 4, 1999 (S.P. 206), 4800

Volumes 1, 2 and 3 (S.P. 41), 83

Public Officers Act

Return under section 20, 1999 (S.P. 97), 270

Return under section 20, 2000 (S.P. 154), 1507

Research and development

Funding, 1031

Retail sales tax

Revenue growth, 1462-1463

SmartHealth

Provincial Auditor's review, 3633

Special Operating Agencies Financing Authority

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 65), 187

Statute Law Amendment (Taxation) Act, 2000 (Bill 38)

1r, 3391

2r, 3589-3591

Tax Appeal Commission

Appeal statistics, 1356

Commissiosner, 1356

Tax credit programs, 1351

Taxation

Property tax credit, 1351, 1706-1707

Reductions–government priority, 354

Tobacco tax, 1352

Teachers' Retirement Allowances Fund

Indexing, 2139

Tobacco interdiction program

Cooperation, federal, 1467

Enforcement costs, 1467

Funding, 1352

Staffing, 1366

Tax rates, federal, 1466

Tobacco recoveries, 1467

Tourism

Provincial sales tax rebate, 911, 1343-1344

Treasury Board Secretariat

Composition, 2048

Meeting schedule, 2049

Staffing, 2049

Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd.

Financial performance, 3632

Selkirk Avenue BIZ

Martindale, 2854

Selkirk Mental Health Centre

Crisis unit

Chomiak, 2630

Helwer, 2629-2630

Nursing shortage

Chomiak, 1213, 1517-1518

Helwer, 1212-1213, 1517

Seniors and Elders Month

Reimer, 1934

Seniors Directorate

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 75)

McGifford, 187

Government commitment

McGifford, 2957-2958

Reimer, 2957

Staff recognition

McGifford, 2957

Reimer, 2956

Seniors mall-walking program

Smith, J., 92

Sergeant Tommy Prince Army Cadet Corps

Santos, 2445

Seven Oaks Hospital

CT scanner

Chomiak, 5307-5308

Praznik, 5307-5308

Seven Persons, Special Committee of

2nd Report

Mackintosh, 485-486

Shaken baby syndrome

Gerrard, 743

Mitchelson, 742-743

Sale, 742

Sheep industry

Statistics

Penner, jack, 2924

Wowchuk, 2924

Shortline railways

Legislation

General comments

Ashton, 1829-1833

Barrett, 2815-2816

Cummings, 1829-1833

Pitura, 3358

Schuler, 2815

Justification

Barrett, 2816

Schuler, 2816

Statistics

Barrett, 2815

Schuler, 2815

Show of Hearts telethon

Penner, Jim, 1007

Silver Courts Seniors Complex

Penner, Jim, 4134

Sioux Valley Dakota Nation

Self-government

Pitura, 4166

Robinson, 4150, 4166

Sisler High School

Sisler's Most Wanted dance troupe

Martindale, 803

STEPS Program

Martindale, 1347-1348

Skateboarding

City of Winnipeg by-law

Korzeniowski, 1519-1520

Small Business Expansion Fund

Elimination

Mihychuk, 1911

Tweed, 1911

Small-business community

Government commitment

Gilleshammer, 754

Smart Communities Program

Smith, S., 1629-1630

SmartHealth. See also Drug Program Information Network

Audit tabling request

Chomiak, 493

Gerrard, 493

General comments

Chomiak, 3228-3229

Government plan

Chomiak, 492-493

Gerrard, 492-493

Provincial Auditor's review

Selinger, 3633

Stefanson, 3633

Replacement program

Chomiak, 3814-3815

Driedger, 3814

SmartPark

Funding

Mihychuk, 1868

Tweed, 1868

Government commitment

Mihychuk, 1427

Tweed, 1427

Smith, Joy (Fort Garry) P.C.

Aboriginal education

Aboriginal Justice Inquiry recommendations, 3201

Graduates–labour market participation, 3204-3205

Graduation rates, 3203

Integration, 3202

Partnerships, 3205

Access programs

Update, 3774-3775

Budget

Budget Debate, 1282-1287

Caldwell, Hon. Drew (Brandon East) N.D.P.

Education and Training, Department of, 3755

College Expansion Initiative

Executive director, 3775-3777

Function, 3857

Justification, 3777

Salaries, 3777-3778

Service duplication, 3778-3779

Condolences, Motions of

Bend, Robert William, 523

Council on Post-Secondary Education

Function, 3860

Distance education

Access to computer technology, 3674

Donnelly United Church, 356

Education and Training, Department of

Estimates debate, 1878-1881, 1884-1890, 1943-1949, 1954-1958, 3184-3206, 3213-3217, 3280-3291, 3656-3679, 3752-3782, 3854-3860, 4466-4470

Better Methods Initiative, 3286-3287

Boards and committees, 3186-3190, 3752-3753

Communication costs, 1886

Controllership function, 3283

Educational service agreements, 3754

Equipment maintenance costs, 3755

Financial and business planning, 3287

French-language programming, 3756, 3758, 3763

Human resource services, 3282, 3289-3290

Interdepartmental service coordination, 3754

Job descriptions, 3185

Mission statement, 3185

Operating costs, 1886-1887

Policy initiatives, 3217

Professional development, 3287

Aboriginal culture, 3195

Regional managers, 3675

Research and Planning branch, 1948, 3291

Salaries, 1885, 3184-3185, 3214, 3767

SAP program, 3286-3288

Staffing, 1947, 1948-1949, 3184, 3185, 3282, 3285, 3342, 3672, 3675, 3678

Sustainable Development Initiative, 1943-1944

Transportation costs, 1886

Education and Training, Minister of

Conduct, 4494-4495

Relations with stakeholders, 4496

Education system, 183-184

Curriculum development, 1879

Enrolment, 406

Funding, 197, 3214-3216, 3339

Special needs, 1207-1208, 1264-1265

Information technology, 3672-3673

International standards, 3671

Parental involvement, 183-184, 3339-3340

Partnership agreements, 1879-1880

Schools of Choice program, 907, 3769-3774

Funding, 3855

Special Education Review, 3658

Recommendations, 3676

Special education–curriculum development, 3660

Speech and hearing services, 3754

Standards testing, 1879-1880, 3340-3341, 3666

French immersion, 3757-3758

Grade 3, 85-86, 195, 538, 2036-2037, 2547-2548, 3661-3665, 3670

Grade 6, 90

Folklorama, 5027

Fort Garry constituency, 179-180

Fort Garry courthouse

Status report, 3825-3826

Fort Garry Legion Poppy Trust Fund, 2339

Gaming Control Act, Minister responsible for

Conflict of interest, 3313

General Byng School

Schoolyard improvement plan, 2942

Government Motions

Manitoba farm crisis, 135

Hire-A-Student Weeks, 3401-3402

Holocaust Memorial Day Act (Bill 19)

2r, 616-617

Interchange on Canadian Studies Initiative

Funding, 3756

Interim Appropriation Act, 2000 (Bill 46)

2r, 3337-3344

Labour, Department of

Estimates debate, 2486-2498, 2499-2503, 2596-2597, 2666-2671, 2691-2692, 2777-2780

Labour disputes

Professional strikebreakers, 2691-2692

Labour Relations Act

Amendments

Businesses, impact on, 4976-4978

Economic impact, 4329-4330

Labour Relations Amendment Act (2) (Bill 44)

2r, 4770-4772, 4932-4935

Leadership

Skills/qualities, 81-83

Libraries

School/public resources sharing, 3677-3678

Manitoba Association of School Trustees, 4624

Manitoba farm crisis, 135

Manitoba Property Tax Credit

Objectives, 4467

Manitoba School for the Deaf

Salaries, 3661

Members' Statements

Donnelly United Church, 356

Education system

Enrolment, 406

Folklorama, 5027

Fort Garry Legion Poppy Trust Fund, 2339

General Byng School

Schoolyard improvement plan, 2942

Hire-A-Student Weeks, 3401-3402

Manitoba Association of School Trustees, 4624

Public Schools Act

Amendments–home schooling, 4905

Seniors mall-walking program, 92

Victoria General Hospital

Speech and Audiology Centre, 1116-1117

Volunteer Guild fundraiser, 803

Victorian Order of Nurses

Peebles Kelly Memorial Lecture Series, 1629

Vincent Massey Collegiate

Alumni reunion, 1785

Graduation, 3721

Winnipeg Police Association Charity Ball, 1270-71

Native Education Directorate

Administrative support, 3213

Consultation, 3190

Overview, 1954-1958

Research and development, 3199-3201

Nursing profession

Recruitment/retention strategy, 477-478

O'Leary, Brian

Disciplinary action, 1673

Oral Questions

Education and Training, Minister of

Conduct, 4494-4495

Relations with stakeholders, 4496

Education system

Funding, 197

Special needs, 1207-1208, 1264-1265

Schools of Choice program, 907

Standards testing

Grade 3, 85-86, 195, 538, 2036-2037, 2547-2548

Grade 6, 90

Fort Garry courthouse

Status report, 3825-3826

Gaming Control Act, Minister responsible for

Conflict of interest, 3313

Labour Relations Act

Amendments

Businesses, impact on, 4976-4978

Economic impact, 4329-4330

Nursing profession

Recruitment/retention strategy, 477-478

O'Leary, Brian

Disciplinary action, 1673

Oulton, Doris Mae

Firing, 866-868

Post-secondary education

Funding, 3052-3053, 3054

Public Schools Act

Amendments

Consultations, 1269, 3398

Home schooling, 4620-4622, 4898, 4905

Minister's comments, 4853

Property taxes, impact on, 3321, 3397-3398, 4402

Repeal, 1621

Withdrawal, 4402, 4495

School divisions

Amalgamation, 3441, 3614-3615

Teaching profession

Collective bargaining legislation, 1622, 2546-2547, 2843-2844

Youth News Network

Contract revisions, 3059

Government position, 1109-1110, 1928-1929

Oulton, Doris Mae

Firing, 866-868

Page program

Congratulations, 178

Pension Commission

Administrative reviews, 2667

Employee skill sets, 2669

Employee training, 2670

Public education session, 2668

Salaries, 2671

Pension plans

Company out-of-province relocations, 2669

Demographics, challenges of, 2670-2671

Indexing, 2597

Legislation noncompliance, 2666-2667

Risk management, 2668

Statistics, 2666

Pensioners' School Tax Assistance

Funding reduction, 3764

Personal background, 180-181

Petitions

Public Schools Amendment Act

Withdrawal

4893; ruled in order, 4966-4967

4965; ruled in order, 5013-5014

5013;

5065; ruled in order, 5113

5111; ruled in order, 5238

5235;

Post-secondary education

Accessibility and affordability, 735-737

Funding, 3052-3053, 3054

Tuition fee policy, 3342

Presiding officers

Speaker

Congratulations, 178

Private Members' Business

Post-secondary education

Accessibility and affordability, 735-737

Public Schools Act

Amendments

Consultations, 602, 1269, 3398

Home schooling, 4620-4622, 4898, 4905

Management rights, 603

Minister's comments, 4853

Property taxes, impact on, 603, 3321, 3397-3398, 4402, 4468-4470

Repeal, 602-603, 1621

Withdrawal, 4402, 4495

Public Schools Amendment Act (Bill 12)

2r, 3932-3934

R/S, 4907-4908, 4909-4910, 4916-4917, 4919-4920, 5093-5097

3r, 5130-5131, 5142-5144

Public Schools Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 42)

2r, 3938-3946

R/S, 4813-4820, 4859-4866, 4929-4930

3r, 5326-5330

Public Schools Finance Board

Capital projects, 3765

Red River College

Expansion, 3855-3856

Expansion–downtown location, 3779-3782

School divisions

Amalgamation, 3441, 3614-3615

Seniors mall-walking program, 92

Status of Women

Estimates debate, 4426-4428

Teachers' Pensions Amendment Act (Bill 45)

2r, 4348-4349

Teaching profession

Collective bargaining legislation, 1622, 2487-2498, 2499-2503, 2546-2547, 2843-2844

Professional development–Aboriginal culture, 3192

Teaching college, establishment of, 3767

Throne Speech

Debate, 178-185

Urgent Public Importance, Matters of

Flooding, 4027-4029

Victoria General Hospital

Speech and Audiology Centre, 1116-1117

Volunteer Guild fundraiser, 803

Victoria Hospital

Expansion, 5219-5225

Victorian Order of Nurses

Peebles Kelly Memorial Lecture Series, 1629

Vincent Massey Collegiate

Alumni reunion, 1785

Graduation, 3721

Winnipeg Police Association Charity Ball, 1270-71

Youth News Network

Contract revisions, 3059

Government position, 1109-1110, 1928-1929, 1944-1945

Smith, Russell

Manitoba Baseball Hall of Fame

Helwer, 3925

Smith, Scott (Brandon West) N.D.P.

Agriculture

Government commitment, 33

Seeding update, 2850

Brandon West constituency, 31-32

Constituents' concerns, 33

Former MLAs, 31

Budget, 1035

Budget Debate, 1192-1198

Canada-Manitoba Adjustment Program

Funding, 4332

Disaster assistance

Federal-provincial agreement, 494-495

Driver licensing

Graduated licences, 682-685

East End Millennium Park, Brandon, 2064-2065

Education system

Government commitment, 34

Elevator Board

Salaries, 2168

Fire Commissioner, Office of the

Disaster planning, 3103-3104

Firefighters, 1006-1007

Flooding

Agricultural disaster assistance, 806-813, 957-962

Foreign trade, 994

Government Motions

Flooding

Agricultural disaster assistance, 806-813, 957-962

Manitoba farm crisis, 97-101

Health care system

Government commitment, 33-34

Highway maintenance/construction

Brandon bypass, 3403

Highways and Government Services, Department of

Estimates debate, 2095

Labour, Department of

Estimates debate, 2167-2168, 2988, 3103-3111

Manitoba Emergency Services College

Disaster training, 3105-3107

Hazardous materials training, 3108

Manitoba farm crisis, 97-101

Manitoba Telecom Service

Rate increase application, 751-752

McLeod, Jack

Former president–Keystone Centre, 703-704

Members' Statements

Budget, 1035

East End Millennium Park, Brandon, 2064-2065

Firefighters, 1006-1007

Highway maintenance/construction

Brandon bypass, 3403

McLeod, Jack

Former president–Keystone Centre, 703-704

RCMP Run for Cancer, 5254-5255

Smart Communities Program, 1629-1630

The Brandon Sun Christmas Cheer Fund, 148-149

Tootoo, Jordan, 4906-4907

Triple A Hockey Challenge, 4510

Valleyview School

Learn Not To Burn fire-safety program, 2339

Volunteerism, 611

Ogopogo movie project

Manitoba shooting, 1613

Oral Questions

Agriculture

Seeding update, 2850

Canada-Manitoba Adjustment Program

Funding, 4332

Disaster assistance

Federal-provincial agreement, 494-495

Manitoba Telecom Service

Rate increase application, 751-752

Ogopogo movie project

Manitoba shooting, 1613

Points of Order

P/O by Smith, S. respecting hypothetical questions and unparliamentary language (Smith, J.) 2500; Schuler 2500-2501; Laurendeau 2501; Sale 2501; taken under advisement (Korzeniowski) 2501; Chairperson's ruling, 3207-3208

Premier of Manitoba

Congratulations, 31

Presiding officers

Speaker

Congratulations, 30-31

Private Members' Business

Driver licensing

Graduated licences, 682-685

Foreign trade, 994

Rural Economic Development Initiative, 837-838

RCMP Run for Cancer, 5254-5255

Rural Economic Development Initiative, 837-838

Smart Communities Program, 1629-1630

The Brandon Sun Christmas Cheer Fund, 148-149

Three Bears Day Care Centre

Fire inquest, 3109-3111

Throne Speech

Debate, 30-34

Tootoo, Jordan, 4906-4907

Triple A Hockey Challenge, 4510

Valleyview School

Learn Not To Burn fire-safety program, 2339

Volunteerism, 611

Wildlife Amendment Act (Bill 5)

2r, 664-669

Smoking cessation program

Korzeniowski, 4576

Snowmobiling

Marketing

Dacquay, 2963-2966

McGifford, 2963-2966

Social Assistance

See Income Assistance

Social Services Administration Amendment Act (Bill 30)

1r

Sale, 1508

2r

Cummings, 3968

Sale, 3262-3264

R/S

Mackintosh, 4582

3r, 4927

R/A

Liba, 5444

Social Services Advisory Committee

Appointments

Cummings, 3549

Sale, 3549

Workload

Cummings, 3549

Sale, 3550

South Indian Lake

Incorporation

Jennissen, 3148

Southwest Regional Health Authority

Meeting request

Chomiak, 3314-3315, 3400

Tweed, 3314-3315, 3399-3400

Speak Up initiative

Update

McGifford, 4421

Speaker

See Presiding officers

Speaker's Rulings

Matter of Privilege, July 26, 2000

Derkach, 4855-4856

Hickes, 4854-4856

Point of Order, July 4, 2000

Hickes, 4058-4059

Point of Order, July 11, 2000

Hickes, 4336-4337

Point of Order, July 21,2000

Hickes, 3448

Point of Order, July 24, 2000

Hickes, 4625

Point of Order, July 31, 2000

Hickes, 4856

Point of Order, June 5, 2000

Hickes, 3059-3061, 3061-3062, 3146-3147

Point of Order, June 7, 2000

Hickes, 3147

Point of Order, June 21, 2000

Hickes, 3448, 3500-3501

Point of Order, May 18, 2000

Hickes, 2853

Point of Order, May 23, 2000

Hickes, 2336-2337

Point of Order, May 30, 2000

Hickes, 2442-2443

Speaker's statements

Interim Leader of the Opposition

Hickes, 1665

Schuler, Corina Else

Barrett, 2026

Hickes, 2026

Mitchelson, 2026

Schuler, 2026

Speaker's Statements

Points of order during Matters of Privilege

Hickes, 4810-4811

Special Conservation and Endangered Species Fund

Update

Enns, 4357

Lathlin, 4357

Special Olympics curling team

Helwer, 954

Special operating agencies. See also specific agencies

Cost effectiveness

Ashton, 1374

Cummings, 1378

Retained earnings

Ashton, 1739

Cummings, 1739

Special Operating Agencies Financing Authority

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 65)

Selinger, 187

Specialty Minerals Incentive Program

Overview

Mihychuk, 2000

Tweed, 2000

Sport

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 111)

Chomiak, 486

Supplementary information, 2000 (S.P. 186)

Chomiak, 3711

Sport Manitoba

Athletic awards

Cerilli, 2213-2214

Springfield Agricultural Fair

Schuler, 4339

Springfield constituency

Former MLA

Schuler, 285

General comments

Schuler, 286-287

St. Amant Centre

Future status

Cummings, 3651

Sale, 3651

St. Andrews Airport

Expansion

Ashton, 1729

Helwer, 1728-1729

St. Boniface Hospital. See also Dialysis services–Drug coverage

Bed closures

Chomiak, 400-402, 401-402

Mitchelson, 400-401

Praznik, 400-402

St. Claude Fire Hall

Rocan, 1167-1168

St. Cyril and Methodius Church

Helwer, 4412

St. Daniel School filming

Rocan, 483

St. James Assiniboia Senior Centre

Adding Life to Years day camp

Korzeniowski, 2805-2806

St. James Collegiate

Teens Against Drunk Driving convention

Rondeau, 4230-4231

St. James constituency

Korzeniowski, 210-213

St. James Senior Centre

Rondeau, 4905-4906

St. Mary The Protectress Millennium Villa

Martindale, 481-482

St. Michael Church, Dugald

Schuler, 2762

St. Norbert constituency

Sherwood Forest

Laurendeau, 265

St. Pierre-Jolys Frog Follies

Pitura, 4858

St. Vital constituency

Constituents' concerns

Allan, 29-30

Former MLAs

Allan, 27

Historical perspective

Allan, 27-28

St. Vital Curling Club

Allan, 1271

St. Vital Historical Society

Asper, 873

Standing committees. See also specific committees

Gerrard, 4511

Public presentation process

Caldwell, 4539-4543

Derkach, 4535-4539, 4541-4542

Doer, 4508-4509, 4620

Gerrard, 4619-4620

Lathlin, 4619

Loewen, 5125-5126

Praznik, 4508-4509

Statue restoration–Russell

Derkach, 3622

Status of Women

Estimates

Debate, 4418-4434

Speakers

Dacquay, 4425-4426, 4428-4434

McGifford, 4418-4433

Smith, J., 4426-4428

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 34)

McGifford, 83

Supplementary information, 2000 (S.P. 188)

McGifford, 3711

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2000 (Bill 34)

1r

Mackintosh, 2541

2r

Mackintosh, 3027

Praznik, 4066

R/S

Mackintosh, 4582

3r, 4927

R/A

Liba, 5444

Statute Law Amendment (Taxation) Act, 2000 (Bill 38)

1r

Selinger, 3391

2r

Loewen, 5029

Selinger, 3589-3591

C/W, 5380-5381

R/S, 5382

3r, 5382-5383

R/A

Liba, 5444

Ste. Rose constituency

Cummings, 226

Stefanson, Eric (Kirkfield Park) P.C.

Balanced Budget, Debt Repayment and Taxpayer Protection Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 41)

2r, 3623-3625

Budget

Budget Debate, 1036-1052

Advertising/communication costs, 1523-1524, 2061-2062

Bracket creep, 904

Business subsidy reductions, 2060

Consultations, 1524-1525

Departmental instructions, 18

Election promises, 3328-3329

Income tax, 659, 1160, 1205-1206, 1553, 1782-1783

Reductions, 1025-1026, 1079-1080

Manitoba Office in Ottawa, 2061

Polling, 1524

Polling results, release of, 2040

Program savings, 2060-2061

Revenue projections, 1027-1028, 2046-2047

Budget, balanced

Government commitment, 369-371

Legislation amendments, 1525-1526, 1553, 1678-1681, 1931, 2041, 2135-2136

Legislation compliance, 1553

Call centres

Government position, 376

Canada Customs and Revenue Agency

Federal-provincial relations, 1460

Canada Health and Social Transfer

Per-capita funding formula, 1521-1522

Canada Pension Plan, 3629

Debentures, 1361

Civil Service Superannuation Plan, 3629

Comptrollership Framework

Development, 1364

Crown corporations

Capital program review, 2050

Deloitte and Touche financial review, 371-372

Departmental expenditures

Information release, 19

Economic growth, 374

Capital investment, 374, 375-376

Competition, 375

Consumer spending, 375

Employment creation, 374

Manufacturing, 375

Electronic commerce

Government department usage, 1360

Employment creation

Government strategy, 239

Enterprise System Management

Government support, 1464

Staffing, 1365

Federal-Provincial Relations

Staffing, 1523

Finance, Department of

Estimates debate, 1352-1366, 1460-1467, 1520-1535, 1549-1550, 1553, 1678-1702, 2040-2047, 2048-2067, 2135-2137, 2150-2160

Audit Branch

Audit coverage targets, 1465-1466

Reorganization, 1465

Value for money reviews, 1364

Revenue projections, 1520

Staff recognition, 1353, 1357

Staffing, 1353-1354

Transition committee briefing documents, 2050-2059

Treasury–Manitoba syndicate, 1357

Finance, Minister of

Financial community–meetings, 1358

Fiscal management

Expenditures, 372

Fiscal Stabilization Fund, 372-373

Manitoba's reputation, 373-374

Flooding

Floodproofing programs

Funding, 3630

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy

Requests–Finance, Department of, 1354

French Language Services Secretariat

Agreement on the promotion of official languages, 1356

Government of Canada

Cooperation, 1365

Government of Manitoba

Banking arrangements, 1360

Hiring practices, 2149-2152, 3329

Health care system

Bed openings, 188, 190, 347-349

Hallway medicine reduction, 404

Information tabling request, 404-405

Income tax

CIBC report, 1262-1263

Government strategy, 240

Provincial comparisons, 1159-1160

Reductions, 603-604, 659, 748-749, 798

Reductions, federal, 904

Information Protection Centre

Staffing, 2066

Interim Appropriation Act, 2000 (Bill 46)

2r, 3326-3330

International Fuel Tax Agreement

Update, 1465

Kirkfield Park constituency, 369

Labour Relations Act

Amendments–withdrawal, 5247-5249

Legislative Assembly

Staff recognition, 367

Lower Tax Commission

Report recommendations, 2044-2045

Minister's position, 658-659

Manitoba Builder Bonds

Status report, 1361

Manitoba Innovations Fund, 3630

Manitoba Measures initiative

Overview, 2049

Manitoba Tax Assistance Office

Relocation, 2047

Mining tax

Revenue projections, 1463

National Infrastructure Program

Status, 3630

Native Fuel and Tobacco Tax Rebate Programs

Agreements, 1463

Audits, 1463-1464

Oral Questions

Budget

Bracket creep, 904

Departmental instructions, 18

Income tax, 659, 1160, 1205-1206, 1782-1783

Reductions, 1025-1026, 1079-1080

Revenue projections, 1027-1028

Budget, balanced

Legislation amendments, 1931

Departmental expenditures

Information release, 19

Employment creation

Government strategy, 239

Health care system

Bed openings, 188, 190, 347-349

Hallway medicine reduction, 404

Information tabling request, 404-405

Income tax

CIBC report, 1262-1263

Government strategy, 240

Provincial comparisons, 1159-1160

Reductions, 603-604, 659, 748-749, 798

Reductions, federal, 904

Labour Relations Act

Amendments–withdrawal, 5247-5249

Lower Tax Commission

Report recommendations

Minister's position, 658-659

Personal care homes

Bed openings, 189

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Deficit, 5250

Page program

Congratulations, 367-368

Personal care homes

Bed openings, 189

Personal income tax

Future reductions, 2152-2160

Provincial comparisons, 1695-1702

Revenue projections, 1522-1523

Tax on income, 1526-1534, 1681-1695, 2041-2042

Presiding officers

Speaker

Congratulations, 367

Province of Manitoba

Collective agreements, 2050

Quarterly reports, 2063-2064

Public Accounts

Borrowing

Domestic/international markets, 1358-1359

Foreign currencies, 1359-1360

Provincial comparisons, 1358

Financial statements, 1363

Remnant, W.H. (Binx)

Retirement, 367

Retail sales tax

Revenue growth, 1461-1463

SmartHealth

Provincial Auditor's review, 3633

Tax Appeal Commission

Appeal statistics, 1356

Commissiosner, 1356

Taxation

Provincial comparisons, 3327-3328

Reductions, 375

Tax on taxable income, 3329-3330

Throne Speech

Debate, 367-376

Tobacco interdiction program

Cooperation, federal, 1467

Enforcement costs, 1466-1467

Tax rates, federal, 1466

Tobacco recoveries, 1467

Treasury Board Secretariat

Composition, 2048

Meeting schedule, 2049

Staffing, 2049

Venture Manitoba Tours Ltd.

Financial performance, 3632

Winnipeg Regional Health Authority

Deficit, 5250

Steinbach airport

Updgrades

Ashton, 1900-1901

Penner, Jim, 1900

Steinbach Christian High School

50th anniversary

Penner, Jim, 1347

Steinbach constituency, 202-203

Economic growth

Penner, Jim, 205-207

Former MLA

Penner, Jim, 201

Stevenson Aviation Centre

Status

Caldwell, 4470-4475

Derkach, 4470-4475

Stevenson-Britannia Adult Literacy Program

Korzeniowski, 4296-4297

Street gang prevention program

Co-ordinator

Driedger, 1620-1621

Mackintosh, 1620-1621

Renewal

Mackintosh, 1668-1669

Praznik, 1668-1669

Struthers, Stan (Dauphin-Roblin) N.D.P.

Agriculture

Government initiatives, 1628-1629

Breast cancer

Community supports, 591

Mobile screening program, 590-591, 592-593

Prevention programs, 591

Screening program, 590

Breast health awareness, 591-593

Canada Day activities, 3501

Condolences, Motions of

McKenzie, James Wallace, 514

Dauphin Regional Health Centre

CAT scan, 22

Dent, Alice

Governor General's Caring Canadian Award, 2804-2805

Dialysis services

Norway House, 5253

Farm Family of the Year, 496

Farm Machinery Board

Board qualifications, 2335

Flooding

Agricultural disaster assistance, 824-826, 879-880, 964-967, 4247-4248, 4260

Government Motions

Agricultural disaster assistance, 964-967

Flooding

Agricultural disaster assistance, 824-826, 879-880

Manitoba farm crisis, 66-72

Horn, Ryan, 664

Income tax, 2337-2338

Legislative Assembly

Staff recognition, 265-266

Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame

Inductees, 4230

Manitoba farm crisis, 66-72

Members' Statements

Agriculture

Government initiatives, 1628-1629

Canada Day activities, 3501

Dauphin Regional Health Centre

CAT scan, 22

Dent, Alice

Governor General's Caring Canadian Award, 2804-2805

Dialysis services

Norway House, 5253

Farm Family of the Year, 496

Horn, Ryan, 664

Income tax, 2337-2338

Manitoba Agricultural Hall of Fame

Inductees, 4230

Misericordia Health Centre

Misericordia Care Tree Campaign, 405-406

San Clara, Manitoba

Millennium events, 3063

Ukrainian Festival–Dauphin, 4812

Misericordia Health Centre

Misericordia Care Tree Campaign, 405-406

Opposition Day Motions

Flooding

Agricultural disaster assistance, 4247-4248, 4260

Oral Questions

Farm Machinery Board

Board qualifications, 2335

Taxation reductions, 4577-4578

Page program

Congratulations, 266

Points of Order

P/O by Derkach respecting words "ignorance and bliss" (Barrett) 2273; Struthers 2273; Schuler 2273; taken under advisement (Korzeniowski), 2273

Post-secondary education

Accessibility and affordability, 737

Presiding officers

Speaker

Congratulations, 265

Private Members' Business

Breast health awareness, 591-593

Post-secondary education

Accessibility and affordability, 737

Rural Economic Development Initiative, 834-837

Remnant, W.H. (Binx)

Retirement, 265

Rural Economic Development Initiative, 834-837

San Clara, Manitoba

Millennium events, 3063

Taxation

Reductions, 4577-4578

Throne Speech

Debate, 265-266, 282-285

Ukrainian Festival–Dauphin, 4812

Urgent Public Importance, Matters of

Flooding, 4038-4040

Water Resources Conservation and Protection and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 6)

2r, 850-852

Wildlife Amendment Act (Bill 5)

2r, 631-637

Student Employment Resource Centre

Faurschou, 1090-1091

Student Financial Assistance Program

Funding

Caldwell, 4479

Derkach, 4479

Sturgeon Creek

E. coli contamination

Gerrard, 4331, 4416-4417

Lathlin, 4331-4332, 4416-4417

Fish stock die-off

Gerrard, 4331

Lathlin, 4331

Summary Convictions Amendment Act (Bill 36)

1r

Mackintosh, 2795

2r

Mackintosh, 3027-3028

Praznik, 4067

3r, 4927

R/S

Mackintosh, 4776-4777

R/A

Liba, 5444

Summer Active/Winter Active programs

Funding

Dacquay, 2879

McGifford, 2879

Sunflower Festival–Altona

Penner, Jack, 4736-4737

Sunshine Fund

Funding

Dacquay, 2879

McGifford, 2879-2880

Supplementary information (S.P. 152)

Lemieux, 1434

Supply, Committee of

Concurrence Motion, 5030-5064, 5157-5176, 5213-5233, 5255-5314

Interim Supply, 3323-3324

Surface Rights Board

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 48)

Friesen, 137

Annual Report, 2000 (S.P. 151)

Friesen, 1338

Sustainable Development Amendment and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 43)

1r

Lathlin, 3390-3391

2r

Gerrard, 4549-4553

Lathlin, 3591-3594

Maguire, 4545-4549

Reimer, 4553-4556

3r

Gerrard, 5368-5369

Penner, Jack, 5355-5368

R/A

Liba, 5444

Sustainable Development Innovations Fund

Annual Report, 1999 (S.P. 55)

Lathlin, 137

Supplementary information, 2000 (S.P. 195)

Lathlin, 4049

Update

Lathlin, 3736

Sustainable development strategy

See also Consultation on Sustainable Development Implementation; Education and Training, Department of; First Nation communities; Round Table on Sustainable Development; Sustainable Development Innovations Fund; Sustainable development strategystrategy

Component strategies

Gerrard, 4054

Lathlin, 4054

Environmental liabilities

Gerrard, 3347-3348

General comments

Cummings, 3388

Gerrard, 2634, 3388-3389, 3721-3722

Lathlin, 3387-3388

Greenhouse gas emissions

Gerrard, 3346-3347, 4226-4227, 4295-4296

Lathlin, 4226-4227, 4295-4296

Introduction

Doer, 4384-4385

Gerrard, 3346, 3926-3927, 4382-4383

Legislative requirements

Doer, 2439, 2549

Gerrard, 2439, 2549

Manitoba Environmental Council

Gerrard, 3494-3495

Lathlin, 3494-3495

Procurement guidelines

Consultations

Doer, 5077

Gerrard, 5077-5078

Mihychuk, 5077-5078

Doer, 4219-4220

General comments

Gerrard, 3617-3618, 4407-4408

Lathlin, 3617-3618, 4407-4408

Gerrard, 4219-4220

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