HouseKu, Fall 2013

From the pages of the House of Assembly Hansard, a backfill of 17-syllable found hankus during the November-December 2013 fall sitting.


It has been explained
       over and over again,
even by the PUB.
- Premier Dunderdale, November 4, 2013

I will give the hon.
       member ample time to go
into denial.
- Kevin O'Brien, November 4, 2013

Those roads are still out
       there and a safety concern
from the floods last year.
- Eddie Joyce, November 4, 2013

They have been recalled,
       but they should not have been let
go in the first place.
- Lorraine Michael, November 5, 2013

The long-term effects
       are what this government does
not seem to look at.
- Lorraine Michael, November 5, 2013

It is time to get
       this external, get public
engagement in it.
- Dwight Ball, November 6, 2013

In passing this through,
       we will see that it gets out
there before Christmas.
- Clyde Jackman, November 7, 2013

The labour market
       in Labrador, we know how
hot that is right now.
- Dan Crummell, November 12, 2013

It is washed away
       in certain sections where there
is only one lane.
- Andrew Parsons, November 12, 2013

It was St. John's South.
       He was talking about how
Clyde Wells rolled it back.
- Eddie Joyce, November 12, 2013

The member has time
       for a quick question without
any preamble.
- Mr. Speaker, November 13, 2013

There is no such fund
       in that department right now,
absolutely none.
- Eddie Joyce, November 14, 2013

That has no bearing.
       Explain why it cannot be
put in Corner Brook.
- Eddie Joyce, November 14, 2013

It makes me wonder.
       I called out a member last
week on just that point.
- Sandy Collins, November 14, 2013

This needs to be solved.
       It has gone on long enough.
There are solutions.
- Christopher Mitchelmore, November 14, 2013

Smaller kids should not
       have to be out there in bad
weather conditions.
- Dale Kirby, November 18, 2013

Well, of course we do.
       Of course, when it comes to food,
you know that we do.
- George Murphy, November 18, 2013

We worry about
       things that might happen to us
because of strangers.
- Premier Dunderdale, November 20, 2013

I will take my turn
       and I will have another
opportunity.
- Eddie Joyce, November 21, 2013

This is like four years
       old now. What are we doing?
What is going on?
- Andrew Parsons, November 21, 2013

I would also say
       if you check Hansard I think
I was very clear.
- Darin King, November 27, 2013

A lot of people
       are living in their homes now
and they are older.
- Eddie Joyce, November 27, 2013

I have gone and helped
       at one of the soup kitchens
here in the Province.
- Tom Osborne, November 27, 2013

We can talk about
       Aboriginal training
programs all we want.
- Randy Edmunds, November 28, 2013

That is not a plan;
       that is a reality.
They did not plan that.
- Lorraine Michael, November 28, 2013

We are just changing
       our legislation to match
what is being done.
- Andrew Parsons, December 2, 2013

She used to reach out
       in the nighttime to make sure
that I was still there.
- Kevin Parsons, December 2, 2013

We have to follow
       suit with their legislation.
That is how it works.
- Darin King, December 2, 2013

If no documents
       are filed, then the department
will conduct a search.
- Paul Davis, December 3, 2013

We just cannot ask
       people to slow down, because
sometimes they do not.
- George Murphy, December 5, 2013

There was a time when
       women were not visible
in curriculum.
- Gerry Rogers, December 5, 2013

Will the minister
       commit to have regular
school board elections?
- Jim Bennett, December 9, 2013

We would love to bring
       everybody back to work,
but I do not know.
- Eli Cross, December 9, 2013

You actually could not
       even get a place to rent
or a place to live.
- Clayton Forsey, December 9, 2013

Laws do not always
       change hearts but they can protect
those from the heartless.
- Gerry Rogers, December 10, 2013