In the House

MR. SPEAKER: The hon. the Member for St. John's East.

MR. MURPHY: Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

We are looking forward to seeing some of those statistics too when she makes them available. Mr. Speaker, the Health Estimates last week revealed that indeed the ambulance review is coming up.

 

Dale Kirby, MHA, St. John’s North
Private Member’s Statement
Prince of Wales Collegiate Safe Grad

Mr. Speaker, I would like today to congratulate everyone involved in the Prince of Wales Collegiate Safe Grad event held at the Ches Penney Y last Friday, May 3, following the more formal graduation at the Convention Centre.

 

MR. SPEAKER: The Member for The Straits – White Bay North.

 

MR. SPEAKER: The Member for St. John’s Centre.
SOME HON. MEMBERS: Hear, hear!

MS ROGERS:Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

 

MR. SPEAKER: The Member for St. John’s North.

MR. KIRBY:Mr. Speaker, as the Child and Youth Advocate pointed out earlier this year, deficiencies in documentation and communication standards in the Department of Child, Youth and Family Services put children at risk of neglect and abuse.

 

MR. SPEAKER: The hon. the Leader of the Third Party.

MS MICHAEL:Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker.

 

MR. SPEAKER: The hon. the Leader of the Third Party.

MS MICHAEL:Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker.

 

MR. SPEAKER: The Member for St. John’s East.

MR. MURPHY:Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

As we are headed into the construction season, we have yet to hear of a majority of tenders that have yet to be announced for road construction. There are about a handful on the government Web site.

 

MR. SPEAKER: The Member for The Straits – White Bay North.

MR. MITCHELMORE:Mr. Speaker, an Ireland forestry association study indicates that if just 25 per cent of their public buildings were converted to wood pellet boilers, the savings annually would be $137 million.

SOME HON. MEMBERS: Oh, oh!
MR. SPEAKER: Order, please!

 

MR. SPEAKER: The hon. the Member for St. John’s North.
SOME HON. MEMBERS: Hear, hear!

 

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