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March 26, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 40 QUESTIONS ORALE le 26 mars 2014S
Sommet économique
M. Gallant : Le premier ministre a annoncé que son gouvernement organisera un sommet économique. L’opposition avait présenté une motion le 5 avril 2012 et elle en avait présentée une autre le 13 décembre 2012. Ces motions demandaient justement au gouvernement d’organiser un sommet économique.
Je cite les propos de mon collègue de Dieppe-Centre—Lewisville en ce qui concerne une de ces motions.
Bring all these people together, and discuss an action plan to resolve this issue. We may come out of that summit with a short-term solution—because we are bleeding jobs today—but it may also mean that we have a long-term approach for the sustainability of our economy and for the sustainability of our social programs.
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March 25, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 39 QUESTIONS ORALES le 25 mars 2014
M. Gallant : Depuis 2010, nous avons vu la province du Nouveau-Brunswick…
(Interjections.)
Mr. Speaker: Sit down, sir.
(Interjections.)
Mr. Speaker: We will recess the House until we clear the gallery.
(The House recessed at 2:18 p.m.
The House resumed at 2:27 p.m.)
020-021 14:27Mr. Speaker: We will start the clock again.
M. Gallant : Depuis 2010, 200 emplois ont été perdus au Nouveau-Brunswick et seulement 100 emplois à temps plein ont été créés. En 2011 et en 2013, la croissance de notre PIB s’est classée au dernier rang et à l’avant-dernier rang au pays. Je demande au premier ministre de nous expliquer pourquoi il a été incapable de créer des emplois et une véritable croissance de notre PIB.
Hon. Mr. Alward: I am certainly pleased to stand up and respond to the questions of the Leader of the Opposition today. We have been going on this for quite a while, and you would think that, at some point, he would get it.
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March 21, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 38 QUESTIONS ORALES le 21 mars 2014
Mr. Gallant: It is imperative that we change our political culture in this province and across the
country.
(Interjections.)
Mr. Speaker: Order.
Mr. Gallant: If we need an example of how we need to change our political culture, the
government just gave it.
One of the aspects to that is to make sure that we are as transparent as possible. It is not only because the public, the voters, and the people of our beautiful province deserve to know what is happening with their government but also because it leads to better public policy. They are able to participate, they have the full information, and they can finally give suggestions and raise concerns with their government.
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March 20, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 37 QUESTIONS ORALES le 20 mars 2014
Petitcodiac River
Mr. Boudreau: My first question is for the Premier, and it is short and straightforward. Does he support the full restoration of the Petitcodiac River, including the construction of a bridge?
Hon. Mr. Williams: The bridge over the Petitcodiac River is part of an overall process that has been going on for many years. This government, since 2010, has been very rigorously following all the criteria from the EIA process, and we have been meeting all our obligations. Again, it is a three-phase process. We have already been following it, and significant investments went with those conditions. We will follow and maintain the process that has been put forward. Thank you.
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March 18, 2014 ORAL QUESTIONS 35 QUESTIONS ORALES le 18 mars 2014
Alphabétisation
M. Gallant : Le gouvernement Alward parle souvent du fait que l’innovation est une partie importante de son programme. Malgré tout, les actions du gouvernement Alward nous démontrent totalement le contraire.
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