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Premier Paul Davis started the House of Assembly fall sitting by speaking about police officers and members of the military who have been killed in the line of duty.

Judy Manning

Davis spoke about the recent attacks on Canadian soldiers in Quebec and Ottawa, as well as the three RCMP officers who were killed earlier this year in New Brunswick.

Davis asked members of the House to observe a moment of silence.

Following the moment of silence, and a couple of other statements by ministers, MHAs dove into question period.

Liberal Leader Dwight Ball led with questions about the blackouts from last January, and NL Hydro's preparedness for this winter.

Aside from those questions, the Liberals focused heavily on Justice and Public Safety Minister Judy Manning.

The Opposition was focused on highlighting the fact that she was not able to respond to the issues.

Its been a rocky couple of months since Davis secured the leadership of the PC party and assumed the role of premier.

In the past year, the PCs have lost five straight byelections in electoral districts that were utterly safe for the Tories just a few years ago.

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