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Bill 4, An Act To Amend the Mining Safety Act

Government Bill

12th Assembly, 2nd Session

Introduced on Feb. 17, 1992

Events

Timeline of key legislative events

  • First Reading
    Completed Feb. 17, 1992 (Debate | Vote)
  • Second Reading
    Completed Feb. 18, 1992 (Debate | Vote)
  • Status

    Bill Text



    Related Votes

    Feb. 18, 1992 Passed Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I move, seconded by the honourable Member for Yellowknife South, that Bill 4, An Act To Amend the Mining Safety Act, be read for the second time. Mr. Speaker, this bill would amend the Mining Safety Act to provide that a worker at a mine must be trained in a worker training program and instructed in the hazards associated with his or her employment; to ensure that a worker is trained in mine emergency survival; to require the owner of a mine to maintain prescribed equipment and provisions at a mine refuge station; to provide for the appointment of training co-ordinators; to provide for offences; and to increase penalties for contravention of the Mining Safety Act and the regulations. Thank you.
    Feb. 17, 1992 Passed Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I move, seconded by the honourable Member for Nunakput, that Bill 4, An Act to Amend the Mining Safety Act, be read for the first time.

    Discussion & Mentions

    Second Reading Of Bill 4: Mining Safety Act
    Item 17: Second Reading Of Bills

    February 17th, 1992

    Page 61


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    Dennis Patterson Iqaluit

    Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I move, seconded by the honourable Member for Yellowknife South, that Bill 4, An Act To Amend the Mining Safety Act, be read for the second time. Mr. Speaker, this bill would amend the Mining Safety Act to provide that a worker at a mine must be trained in a worker training program and instructed in the hazards associated with his or her employment; to ensure that a worker is trained in mine emergency survival; to require the owner of a mine to maintain prescribed equipment and provisions at a mine refuge station; to provide for the appointment of training co-ordinators; to provide for offences; and to increase penalties for contravention of the Mining Safety Act and the regulations. Thank you.

    First Reading Of Bill 4: Mining Safety Act
    Item 15: First Reading Of Bills

    February 16th, 1992

    Page 44


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    Dennis Patterson Iqaluit

    Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I move, seconded by the honourable Member for Nunakput, that Bill 4, An Act to Amend the Mining Safety Act, be read for the first time.