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La législature en cours — décomptes et noms lus dans les Journaux officiels
  • 29 octobre 2026 — Motion — on of such a program in collaboration with Atlantic governments. And the question being put, Motion 4 as amended was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division after leave was granted to dispense with the ten-minute time allotted for the ringing of the bells: 6 5-6 Charles III, 2026-2027 October 29 · pour 23, contre 16, abstentions
  • 29 octobre 2026 — Amendement — . Johnson Hon. Mr. Kennedy Ms. Sodhi Hon. Mr. LePage Hon. Mr. Hickey Mr. Robichaud Hon. Mr. D’Amours Ms. Wilcott Mr. Deputy Speaker put the question on the amendment and it was adopted on the following recorded division after leave was granted to dispense with the ten-minute time allotted for the ringing of the bells: · pour 23, contre 16, abstentions
  • 29 octobre 2026 — Sous-amendement — sub-amendment was out of order. Mr. Savoie spoke on the point of order. At 4.04 p.m. the House recessed. At 4.18 p.m. the House resumed. Mr. Deputy Speaker ruled the sub-amendment to be in order. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, the sub-amendment was defeated on the following recorded division: · pour 16, contre 23, abstentions
  • 11 juin 2026 — Motion — erits of adding the shingles vaccine to the publicly funded immunization program, taking into consideration other immunizations, healthcare priorities, and cost pressures. June 11 Journal of Assembly 19 And the question being put, Motion 39 as amended was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division: · pour 23, contre 15, abstentions
  • 10 juin 2026 — Motion — amentary language when he used the phrase “cannot spell Liberal without L-I-E”. Madam Speaker ruled the point well taken and requested that Mr. Austin withdraw the remark, which he did. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 45 was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division: · pour 26, contre 17, abstentions
  • 5 juin 2026 — Amendement — he Bill referred to the Standing Committee on Law Amendments.” 2 4- 5 Charles III, 2025- 2026 June 5 Madam Speaker put the question on the proposed amendment and a debate ensued. And the debate being ended, and the question being put on the amendment, it was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 13, contre 21, abstentions
  • 4 juin 2026 — Motion — t out of order as the subject matter proposed exceeded the scope of the original motion. Debated resumed. And after some time, Madam Speaker resumed the chair. June 4 Journal of Assembly 5 And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 43 was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 14, contre 23, abstentions
  • 4 juin 2026 — Motion — f electricity, harm communities, or harm the environment. 2 4- 5 Charles III, 2025- 2026 June 4 Debate resumed on Motion 37, moved by Ms. M. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Hogan, on May 14, 2026. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 37 was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 17, contre 25, abstentions
  • 28 mai 2026 — Sous-amendement — ndependent members”. Madam Speaker put the question on the proposed sub-amendment and a debate ensued. May 28 Journal of Assembly 3 At 3.46 p.m. the House recessed. At 3.56 p.m. the House resumed. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, the sub- amendment was adopted on the following recorded division: · pour 43, contre 0, abstentions
  • 26 mai 2026 — Amendement — tted that Ms. Conroy was reading from an electronic device during her speech. Mr. Deputy Speaker ruled the point well taken. And after some time, Madam Speaker resumed the chair. And the debate being ended, and the question being put on the amendment, it was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 13, contre 26, abstentions
  • 15 mai 2026 — Troisième lecture — projet de loi n° 39 — Projet de loi 39, Loi concernant la Loi de l’impôt sur le revenu du Nouveau-Brunswick et la Loi sur le crédit d’impôt pour les investisseurs dans les petites entreprises · pour 27, contre 10, abstentions
  • 14 mai 2026 — Motion — ually acceptable cost-recovery model for veterinary and veterinary laboratory fees and secure these critical public services for the long term. And the question being put, a debate ensued. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 35 was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 16, contre 24, abstentions
  • 14 mai 2026 — Motion — ay 15, 2026, Bill 45 would be called for second reading. Debate resumed on Motion 13, moved by Ms. M. Wilson, seconded by Ms. S. Wilson, on May 7, 2026. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 13 was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: 2 4-5 Charles III, 2025-2026 May 14 · pour 13, contre 25, abstentions
  • 27 mars 2026 — Motion — eral the budgetary policy of the government, having been read, The debate was resumed. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 24 was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division after leave was granted to dispense with the ten-minute time allotted for the ringing of the bells: · pour 30, contre 17, abstentions
  • 26 mars 2026 — Deuxième lecture — projet de loi n° 23 — Projet de loi 23, Loi concernant le droit à un environnement sain · pour 2, contre 46, abstentions
  • 26 mars 2026 — Motion — ew Brunswick midwifery students to return to the province upon completion of their training. Debate resumed on Motion 10, moved by Mr. Austin, seconded by Mr. Savoie, on December 11, 2025. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 10 was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 16, contre 31, abstentions
  • 11 décembre 2025 — Motion — he Government of New Brunswick to establish a framework for complex care housing with wraparound services including mental health support, addiction treatment, employment assistance, and case management. And the question being put, Motion 9 as amended was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division: · pour 29, contre 15, abstentions
  • 11 décembre 2025 — Amendement — ion. And after some time, Mr. Savoie rose on a point of order and submitted that Mr. Bourque questioned the ability of the Official Opposition to communicate in French. Mr. Bourque withdrew the remark. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, the amendment was adopted on the following recorded division: · pour 29, contre 15, abstentions
  • 4 décembre 2025 — Motion — them to work toward a healthy future, free from substance-use disorder during and after their sentence. And the question being put, Motion 1 as amended was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division after leave was granted to dispense with the ten-minute time allotted for the ringing of the bells: · pour 41, contre 0, abstentions
  • 4 décembre 2025 — Amendement — ter “addiction can”. Mr. Deputy Speaker put the question on the proposed amendment and a debate ensued. At 2.49 p.m. the House recessed. At 2.53 p.m. the House resumed. December 4 Journal of Assembly 3 And the debate being ended, and the question being put, the amendment was adopted on the following recorded division: · pour 41, contre 0, abstentions
  • 20 novembre 2025 — Motion — SOLVED that the Legislative Assembly urge the government to continue to provide access to training for police, EMS, ER staff, and social workers in mental health crisis response and trauma-informed care. And the question being put, Motion 3 as amended was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division: · pour 23, contre 17, abstentions
  • 18 novembre 2025 — Deuxième lecture — projet de loi n° 15 — Projet de loi 15, Loi concernant les prestations de pension · pour 27, contre 16, abstentions
  • 18 novembre 2025 — Troisième lecture — projet de loi n° 2 — Projet de loi 2, Loi modifiant la Loi sur la santé publique · pour 25, contre 18, abstentions
  • 6 novembre 2025 — Motion — House, that the report be concurred in, and it was resolved in the affirmative. Debate resumed on Motion 11, moved by Ms. S. Wilson, seconded by Mr. Austin, on Thursday, October 30, 2025. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 11 was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 16, contre 28, abstentions
  • 30 octobre 2025 — Amendement — .m. the House resumed. Mr. Deputy Speaker ruled the sub-amendment to be in order. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, the sub-amendment was defeated. Mr. Deputy Speaker put the question on the amendment and it was adopted on the following recorded division: 4 4- 5 Charles III, 2025- 2026 October 30 · pour 27, contre 17, abstentions
  • 4 juin 2025 — Amendement — umed on the amendment to Motion 38, moved by Mr. Coon, seconded by Ms. Mitton, on May 29, 2025. And the debate being ended, and the question being put on the amendment, it was defeated on the following recorded division after leave was granted to dispense with the ten-minute time allotted for the ringing of the bells: · pour 16, contre 24, abstentions
  • 29 mai 2025 — Amendement — r of the Bill referred to the Standing Committee on Law Amendments.” Madam Speaker put the question on the proposed amendment and a debate ensued. May 29 Journal of Assembly 3 And the debate being ended, and the question being put on the amendment, it was resolved in the affirmative on the following recorded division: · pour 42, contre 0, abstentions
  • 28 mai 2025 — Troisième lecture — projet de loi n° 12 — Projet de loi 12, Loi abrogeant la Loi sur la pérennité et le transfert de régimes de pension · pour 27, contre 15, abstentions
  • 15 mai 2025 — Amendement — rns on Friday, May 16, 2025, it stand adjourned until Tuesday, May 27, 2025. Debate resumed on the amendment to Motion 7, moved by Hon. Mr. Kennedy, seconded by Hon. Mr. Finnigan, on December 12, 2024. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, the amendment was adopted on the following recorded division: · pour 36, contre 0, abstentions
  • 8 mai 2025 — Motion — sponsible distribution, safety, and health regulations. And the question being put, a debate ensued. And after some time, Mr. Bourque, the Deputy Speaker, took the chair as Acting Speaker. And the debate being ended, and the question being put, Motion 21 was resolved in the negative on the following recorded division: · pour 12, contre 25, abstentions

Les 30 votes les plus récents, sur 32. Source officielle : les Journaux de l’Assemblée, legnb.ca.

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