C

Child and Family Services Amendment Act (Bill 35)

  Amendments

    Clause 4

      Mitchelson

        7; passed, 7

  Child abuse committees

    Barrett, 7

    Martindale, 6-7

    Mitchelson, 6-7

  Child Abuse Registry–exclusions

    Mackintosh, 5-6

    Mitchelson, 5-6

  Child Abuse Registry–reporting

    Mackintosh, 2-4, 7

    Mitchelson, 2-4, 7

  Community notification

    Mackintosh, 6

    Mitchelson, 6

  Definitions–courts

    Mackintosh, 1-2

    Mitchelson, 2

  Definitions–pedophiles

    Mackintosh, 2

    Mitchelson, 2

  Opening remarks

    Martindale, 1

    Mitchelson, 1

  Public awareness

    Mackintosh, 8

    Mitchelson, 8

Chiropodists Amendment Act (Bill 8)

  Local anesthesia

    Colledge, 18

Commodity Futures and Consequential Amendments Act (Bill 75)

  Amendments

    Clause 1

      Ernst

        941; passed, 942

    Clause 18

      Ernst

        942; passed, 942

    Clause 22

      Ernst

        942; passed, 942

    Clause 41

      Ernst

        942; passed, 942

    Clause 44

      Ernst

        942; passed, 942

    Clause 48

      Ernst

        942; passed, 943

    Clause 69

      Ernst

        943; passed, 943

    Clause 79

      Ernst

        943; passed, 943

    Title

      Ernst

        943; passed, 943

Consumer Protection Amendment Act (Bill 45)

  Amendments

    Clause 2

      Ernst

        310; passed, 311

        311; passed, 312

        311; passed, 311

Council on Post-Secondary Education Act (Bill 32)

  Academic freedom

    Arrell, 469

    Cerilli, 487-488

    Friesen, 455, 469, 484, 487

    Levine, 451-453, 454-456

    Sale, 454

    Silver, 486-488

    Stearns, 484

  Accountability

    Bruneau, 336-337

    Carlyle, 502

    Daniels, 869-870

    Donatelli, 899-900

    Friesen, 379, 900

    Giles, 341

    Koolage, 890

    Lines, 377, 379

    Markham, 873

    McIntosh, 379, 502-503, 869-870

    Pruitt, 899-900

    Struthers, 889-890

  Administration duties–consultations

    Kushneryk, 397

  Administrative duties

    Nembhard, J., 543

  Amendments

    Clause 11

      Friesen

        965; defeated, 966

      McIntosh

        964; passed, 964

    Clause 12

      Friesen

        966; defeated, 967

        967; defeated, 969

      McIntosh

        964; passed, 965

    Clause 13

      Friesen

        969; defeated, 970

    Clause 14

      McIntosh

        970; passed, 972

    Clause 21

      McIntosh

        973; passed, 974

    Clause 24

      McIntosh

        974; passed, 974

    Clause 27

      McIntosh

        974; ruled out of order, 978

    Preamble

      Friesen

        980; defeated, 981, passed, 981

      McIntosh

        979; passed, 980

  Autonomy

    Arrell, 466-469

    Bailey, 488-489

    Blaikie, 345, 346

    Byard, 470

    Donatelli, 905

    Dooley, 441

    Enns, 889

    Ferguson, 391-392

    Friesen, 468-469, 888, 892

    Giles, 341

    Glendinning, 892

    Golden, 443

    Kelcey, 538-540

    McIntosh, 346, 391, 479, 887

    Murray, 446

    Noble, 477-478

    Pallister, 540

    Phillips, 505

    Sale, 478

    Tudiver, 851-852

    Whiteley, 886-888, 889

  Brandon University, impact on

    Barlow, 346

    Blaikie, 346

    Cerilli, 346

  Budgetary operations

    Malabar, 525

  Cabinet committee

    Hanen, 395

  Centres of excellence

    Booth, 877

    McIntosh, 877

  Chairperson/vice chairperson

    Amirault, 531

    Dooley, 442

  Colleges Act

    Bashforth, 361

    Friesen, 361

  Collegiate programs

    Bashforth, 361

  Consultations

    Amirault, 532

    Carlyle, 501-502

    Cerilli, 509

    Friesen, 532

    Giles, 342

    Heller, 535

    McIntosh, 341-342, 408, 435, 535

    Pallister, 535

    Slater, 433, 435, 508-509

    Sullivan, 504

    Tudiver, 852

    Wright, 408

  Credit transfers

    Herda, 397

  Definitions

    Hanen, 395

  Definitions–academic freedom

    Friesen, 541

    Kelcey, 541-542

  Definitions–student

    Kushneryk, 397

  Direction from minister

    Byard, 470

    Chernomas, 521, 523

    Clark, 405-406

    DeLong, 462

    Dooley, 441

    Ferguson, 391

    Gabbert, 549

    Glendinning, 890

    Hanen, 394, 396

    Markham, 872-873

    McIntosh, 396, 404-406, 408-409, 458, 482, 522-524

    Mills, 430

    Murray, 446

    Nembhard, K., 459

    Noble, 477

    Reitano, 854

    Seymour, 491-492

    Taylor, 481, 482

    Turner, 427

    Wright, 407-409

  Duties and powers

    Amirault, 531

    Byard, 471

    Clark, 403

    Dooley, 442

    Ferguson, 391

    Friesen, 409, 428, 855

    Herda, 397

    Janzen, 528

    Lipsett, 383-384

    Malabar, 524-525

    Nembhard, J., 543

    Noble, 477

    Reitano, 854-855

    Seymour, 492-493

    Shaw, 882

    Taylor, 481

    Turner, 428

    Wright, 409

  Education accessibility

    Cerilli, 476, 544

    Dooley, 442

    Friesen, 442, 459-460, 502, 880

    Fulton, 476

    Giles, 342

    Holborn, 880

    Markham, 874-875

    McGifford, 342, 874

    McIntosh, 544

    Mihychuk, 845

    Nembhard, J., 544-545

    Nembhard, K., 460

    Phillips, 506

    Shaw, 881

    Sullivan, 501, 502

    Szathmary, 845-846

  Education system–funding

    Forest, 886

    Struthers, 886

  Faith based institutions

    Daniels, 871

    Eichhorst, 349-352

    Friesen, 349-351, 871

    McIntosh, 350-351

  Fiscal year end

    Bashforth, 361

  Funding

    Bailey, 490

    Byard, 471, 473

    Friesen, 473, 479-480

    Leo, 832-833

    Lines, 378

    McGifford, 832-833

    McIntosh, 490

    Noble, 480

  Intent

    Daniels, 866-868

    Fulton, 475

    Golden, 444

    McIntosh, 444

  Interim transition committee

    Bashforth, 362

    Friesen, 361-362, 395

    Hanen, 395

    Turner, 427

  Legislative process

    Carlyle, 500-501

    Friesen, 457

    McIntosh, 458

    Nembhard, K., 457-458

    Newman, 457-458

    Sullivan, 503

  Liability, protection from

    Lipsett, 384

  Limitations

    Amirault, 531

    Ferguson, 391

    Glendinning, 890

    Kushneryk, 398

    Laznicka, 536

    Lipsett, 383

    McIntosh, 845

    Reitano, 854

    Seymour, 491

    Stearns, 483

    Szathmary, 844-845

  Limitations–institutional priorities

    Anderson, 356

  Mandate

    Anderson, 356, 359

    Arrell, 467

    Byard, 470

    Cerilli, 358-359

    Clark, 404

    DeLong, 462-463

    Dooley, 441

    Hanen, 394

    Lines, 376-377

    Lipsett, 383

    McIntosh, 462-463

    Reitano, 854

    Shaw, 881

    Stearns, 483

    Tudiver, 850-851

  Market driven programs

    Bashforth, 360, 363

    Cerilli, 362-363

    Nembhard, K., 457

  Membership

    Amirault, 531

    Babcock, 510, 511-512

    Blaikie, 345, 347

    Byard, 470-471

    Cerilli, 347

    Chernomas, 521

    Dooley, 441-442

    Ferguson, 391

    Friesen, 963

    Giles, 341

    Golden, 444

    Johannson, 815-816

    Kowalski, 902

    Kushneryk, 397-398, 400

    Laurendeau, 400

    Layman, 352, 353

    Lines, 377

    Malabar, 524, 526

    Markham, 873

    Martin, 545-546

    McIntosh, 353, 378, 511, 852-853, 963-964

    McIntosh, 511

    Nembhard, K., 456

    Pallister, 526

    Ross, 901, 902

    Seymour, 492

    Struthers, 816

    Taylor, 481

    Tudiver, 852

  Ministerial authority

    Anderson, 356

    Blair, 438-440

    Daniels, 871

    Ferguson (for Gaudet), 864

    Forest, 885

    Friesen, 870-871

    Glendinning, 890-891

    Holborn, 878-879

    Laurendeau, 453

    Levine, 453-454

    McIntosh, 438-439, 879

    Sale, 439

    Shaw, 881-882

    Struthers, 885

  National standards

    Bruneau, 338

    Friesen, 338, 342

    Giles, 342

  Performance indicators

    Giles, 341

  Personnel records–privacy

    Friesen, 909

    Orlandini, 909

  Power to regulate programs

    Byard, 471

    Chernomas, 520-521, 522

    Gabbert, 549-551

    Hanen, 394

    McIntosh, 521-522, 550-551, 883

    Noble, 477

    Reitano, 854

    Ross, 901

    Shaw, 882-883

    Struthers, 845

    Szathmary, 845

    Taylor, 481-482

  Preamble

    Amirault, 531

    Anderson, 355-356

    Chernomas, 521

    Ferguson (for Gaudet), 863-864

    Halborn, 878

    Hanen, 394

    Janzen, 528

    Lipsett, 383

    Nembhard, J., 543

    Shaw, 881

    Taylor, 480-481

  Privacy issues

    Friesen, 888

    Whiteley, 888-889

  Program accessibility

    Friesen, 529

    Janzen, 530

    Malabar, 527

    McGifford, 527, 530

  Program approval

    Anderson, 356-357

    Bashforth, 360

  Program development

    Leo, 831-832

  Program duplication

    Bashforth, 360-361

    Cerilli, 498

    Ferguson (for Gaudet), 864

    Friesen, 541, 833, 846

    Golden, 444

    Johannson, 815

    Kushneryk, 398

    Leo, 833

    Lines, 378

    McIntosh, 398

    Pallister, 540, 541

    Render, 361

    Stearns, 483-484

    Suss, 498

    Szathmary, 846-847

  Program funding

    Anderson, 357

  Relationship to government

    Friesen, 962-963

    McIntosh, 962-963

  Research

    Friesen, 507

    Phillips, 507

  Senates/boards of governors

    Bruneau, 337-338

    Forest, 885-886

    Render, 337

    Struthers, 885

  Standards

    Forest, 884-885

  Students, impact on

    Amirault, 531

  Teaching evaluations

    Clark, 404, 406

    Friesen, 399, 406

    Herda, 399

    Kushneryk, 399

  Terms of office

    McIntosh, 497

    Suss, 497

  Tuition fees

    Amirault, 533

    Cerilli, 401

    Friesen, 379, 399, 816, 843

    Herda, 397, 399

    Johannson, 816-817

    Kushneryk, 401

    Lines, 379

    McIntosh, 379, 401, 842-843

    Pallister, 533

    Stevens, 840-841, 842-843

  Universities Grants Commission

    Donatelli, 906

    Ferguson, 393

    Giles, 341

    Jansen, 392-393

    Janzen, 530

    McIntosh, 341, 392-933, 530

    Render, 906

  University funding

    DeLong, 463

    Sale, 463

  University Review Commission

    Bashforth, 360

Court of Queen's Bench Amendment Act (Bill 74)

  Opening remarks

    Ernst, 15-16

Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Amendment Act (Bill 22)

  Amendments

    Clause 9

      Ernst

        308; passed, 308