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Public Harbours and Port Facilities Act (amdt.)(Bill C-258)--Crête
>>
First reading, 1427
>>See also Ports--Harbour masters
Public inquiries see Canadian Armed Forces; Cornwallis Park Development Agency; Judges--Financial institutions; Somalia--Canadian Armed Forces peacekeeping operation
Public opinion see see Africa--Great Lakes region, United Nations peacekeeping mission; Capital punishment--Abolition--Reinstating; Children--Corporal punishment; Corporal punishment--Reinstating; Elections--Voters list, Permanent; Goods and Services Tax; Gun control/guns--Priority; Haiti--Canadian Armed Forces peacekeeping role; Human rights--International; Justice system--Government record; Liberal government (Chrétien); Metric system--Imposition; Parliamentary reform; Parole--Murderers, early release; Pearson International Airport--Terminals 1 and 2 Politicians; Postal service--Direct mail advertising; Prostitution--Legalizing; Quebec distinct society status; Quebec separation/sovereignty; Reform Party; Senate--Abolition--Public opinion--Reform; Sentences (convicted criminals)--Appropriateness; Sexual orientation--Canadian Human Rights Act, Legislation; Young Offenders Act
Public opinion polls see Canada--International reputation--Quebec; Elections--Campaign expenditures; Family--Crisis; Liberal government (Chrétien)--Canadians worse off--Popularity; Quebec sovereignty referendum (post 1995)--No side victory--Postponement
Public safety
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Ensuring, Throne Speech statement, 3
>>>o.q., 181
>>Government measures, 2079, 3542,
3544
>>Government role, 9718-9
>>Lack, decline, government inaction, etc., 2094, 3913, 4036-7, 4279, 4587,
5044, 9594-5
>>Liberal Party election promises, "red book", 1136, 1391, 2072,
>>>Safe homes, safe streets, program, 7633, 9595, 9666
>>Non-violent nature of Canadians, Throne Speech statement, 4, 6231
>>Priority, 3551
>>Public concerns, fear, 4612, 5006, 5070, 5174-7, 5179, 6231, 6847-8, 7644-5,
9435, 9593, 9667, 9708, 10048, 10050
>>>Reform Party exploiting, 6866-8
>>Reform Party position, policies, 6232, 9713
>>See also Dangerous/high-risk offenders--Legislation;
Gun control/guns--Legislation;
Justice system--Priority;
Murder--Sentences;
Parole--Victims and families
Sentences (convicted criminals)--Purpose
Public Safety Officers Compensation Act (Bill C-314)--Szabo
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First reading, 3933
>>See also Public safety officers compensation fund
Public safety officers compensation fund
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Police and fire-fighters/emergency response personnel, deaths in line of
duty, trust fund for families, establishing, 3933
>>>M. (Szabo), 8033-41, dropped from Order Paper, 8041
>>>Petitions, 6013, 6068, 6194, 6377, 6521, 6670, 6804, 6965, 7089-90, 7110,
7194, 7278, 7394, 7432-4, 7616, 7748, 8019, 8317, 8360, 8695, 8784-5, 8843,
8869, 9089-90, 9134, 9388, 9515, 9658, 9807, 9846, 9940, 9998, 10147
>>>See also Public Safety Officers Compensation Act (Bill C-314)
Public Service
>>
Abuse of power cases, 7861
>>Annual report, fourth, tabled, 7583
>>Awards of Excellence, Flora Beardy, recipient, S.O. 31, 3629
>>Collective bargaining, process, 387
>>>Binding arbitration, suspending, 1903-5, 2982
>>>>House of Commons, Senate, Library of Parliament and Canadian Security
Intelligence Service employees, exemption, 2982
>>>>o.q., 2310-1
>>>Government supporting, S.O. 31, 473
>>>Restoring, 1472, 1903, 2982
>>>Treasury Board, negotiations, good faith, petition, 9847
>>Conflict of interest, 7861
>>Delegation of powers, non-public servants, de facto elimination of right to
appeal an appointment, 1904-5
>>Downsizing, early retirement, early departure incentives, 2925
>>>o.q., 1958-9
>>Efficiency, improving, 6
>>Employment equity
>>>Special measures initiatives program, promoting, o.q., 8138
>>>See also Employment Equity Act--Application
>>Group insurance plans, review, 1903, 2983
>>Job classification standard, universal/non-sexist, failure, Auditor
General's report, o.q., 2611-2
>>Merit principle, 2285
>>National Public Service Week, S.O. 31, 3554-5
>>National Quality Month, October, tribute, S.O. 31, 5161
>>Official languages policy/bilingualism
>>>Bilingual positions, anglophone/francophone population/percentage, o.q.,
5059-60, 5111
>>>Management/support positions, francophone/anglophone ratio, S.O. 31, 1655
>>>Quebec
>>>>Anglophones, o.q., 3565
>>>>>Allophones, Massé, Treasury Board President, linking with, 5116-7
>>>>>>o.q., 5111
>>Pensions
>>>Canada Pension Plan premium increases, relationship, Public Service
Superannuation Act Factor, o.q., 8838-9
>>>Portability
>>>>Public Service Superannuation Act, amending, 1904
>>>>Two-year vesting and lock-in provisions, 1903, 2983
>>>>See also Public Service--Private sector
>>>Private sector management, need, 8452
>>>See also Child support payments--Orders, enforcement;
Government borrowing--Elimination
>>Powers, increase at expense of legislators, legislation, 9859
>>Reduction
>>>35,000, 328
>>>45,000, 215, 217, 329, 1455, 1551, 6244-5, 7403, 9635
>>>Early departure incentive, early retirement, 6245
>>>Priority, front line workers rather than upper levels, 10087
>>>Private sector/alternative service delivery
>>>>Collective agreements, labour representation, remaining in place, 1904
>>>>Protection, pension portability, etc., 387-8, 1902, 2983
>>>Quebec City, Que. region, impact, 301
>>>Reform Party position, 5863
>>>Rehiring employees on contract, 10087
>>>Rural Canada, impact, S.O. 31, 3919-20
>>>See also National Capital Region
>>Reginal cheque printing facilities, 150 employees, 40% wage cut, o.q., 8835
>>Renewal, new employees, need for, 6245
>>Royal Canadian Mounted Police status, uniformed and civilian members, 4001-2
>>Salaries, 6 year freeze, negotiating new contract, 7403
>>Salaries, annual increments, performance pay, 2-year suspension, lifting,
387, 390, 1472, 1903, 2982-3
>>Same-sex benefits, 7357
>>>Petition, 2190
>>>Treasury Board directive, 2113, 2161,
2403
>>Students, learning opportunities, transition from school to work, employment
benefits, 2983
>>Successor rights, establishing, Canada Labour Code and Public Service Staff
Relations Act, amendments, 2982
1902-3
>>Travel, sole sourced, extra costs, 418
>>Whistle-blowers, protection, 4086
>>>Legislation, introducing, M. (Beaumier), 7861-8, dropped from Order Paper,
7868
>>>See also Whistle-Blowers Protection Act (Bill C-318)
>>See also Government expenditures--Accountability;
Government programs and services;
Ontario;
Pay equity;
Quebec separation/sovereignty--Federal public servants
Public Service Alliance of Canada see Canada Labour Code--Provisions; Pay equity
Public Service Employment Act (amdt.--appeal procedures)(Bill
C-271)--Milliken
>>
First reading, 1716
Public Service Staff Relations Act see Public Service--Successor rights
Public Service Staff Relations Board
>>
Annual report (28th), 1994-1995, tabled, 679
>>Parliamentary Employment and Staff Relations Act annual report (9th),
1994-1995, tabled, 679
Public Service Staff Relations Board Act and Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Act (amdt.)(Bill C-30)--Solicitor General (H. Gray)
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First reading, 1774
>>Deemed read the second time, considered by the Government Operations
Standing Committee and reported without amendment, by House Order, 1774
>>Report stage, 3995-4015, 4032-3, 4048-51
>>>Motions
>>>>(Hanger), 4007, negatived, on recorded division, 4050-1
>>>>(Lalonde), 3996, negatived, on recorded division, 4049-50
>>>>(Langlois), 4007, negatived, on recorded division, 4050
>>>Concurrence, M., 4051, agreed to, on recorded division, 4051
>>See also Royal Canadian Mounted Police--Collective bargaining--Occupational
health and safety
Public Service Staff Relations Board Act and Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Act (amdt.)(Bill C-58)(1st Sess., 35th Parl.)
>>
Reinstated as Public Service Staff Relations Board Act and Royal Canadian
Mounted Police Act (amdt.)(Bill C-30)
Public Service Superannuation Act see Public Service--Pensions
Public Utilities Income Tax Transfer Act
>>
Elimination, 1452-3
Public utilities see Goods and Services Tax
Public Works and Government Services Department
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Government telephone directory, updated version, printing, o.q., 5116
>>See also Government contracts--Awarding;
Parliament Buildings--Hill Cam
Publishing industry
>>
$5 million, government providing, 8180
>>>Source, o.q., 5482-3
>>Institut des communications graphiques du Québec, Montreal, Que., S.O. 31,
2707
>>See also Cuba--University of Havana;
Magazines;
Postal rates--Increases
Pulp and paper industry
>>
Les industries Cascades, Kingsey Falls, Que., secondary water treatment
plant, installation, S.O. 31, 4448
>>See also Price-Consolidated Inc.
Punishment see Crime--Reducing; Murder--Sentences; Parole--Murderers; Penitentiaries--Inmates; Sentences (convicted criminals)--Punishment/deterrence--Purpose
Punjab, India see India
Puppy mills see Animals--Ownership/control
Purnelle, Cpl Michel see Somalia--Canadian Armed Forces peacekeeping operation, Public inquiry
Purolator Courier see Courier services--Canada Post Corporation services
Purple cross see Family violence--Fondation Jamais Plus
Pyramid schemes see Canada Pension Plan