Hansard Speaker Index - 4th Session of the 23rd Legislature

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Jess, Mr. Walter (NDP, Redberry Lake)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 19–24
  - Motion for consideration, 23–24
- Condolences
  - Kramer, Eiling (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 1112–1113
- Firearms Act (C-68)
  - Opposition, member's statement, 565
- Health care
  - Centres
    - Hafford, meeting, member's statement, 214
- Remembrance Day, November 11, 1998
  - Provincial poetry contest winner, Kaeley Kindrachuk, Hafford Central School, member's statement, 337
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology, Kelsey Campus
  - Canadian Auto Repair and Service, motive power accreditation, member's statement, 105
- Small business
  - Small business loans association program
    - Employment development
      - Blaine Lake Economic Development Co-operative and Marcelin and District Small Business Co-operative, member's statement, 804
- Urban municipalities
  - Infrastructure, funding, member's statement, 651
Johnson, Mr. Lloyd (NDP, Shellbrook-Spiritwood)
- Agriculture
  - Government assistance, moved (Johnson); amendment (Boyd), 549–550
- Budget (March 26, 1999)
  - Speakers, 356–357
- Condolences
  - Kramer, Eiling (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 1113–1114
- Forest industry
  - L & M Wood products, expansion, member's statement, 1012
- Private Members' Bills Committee
  - Eighth report, moved (Johnson) for concurrence, 528
  - Ninth report, moved (Johnson) for concurrence, 708
- Small business
  - Small business loans association program
    - Rural communities, member's statement, 681–682
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Annual awards of excellence banquet and ceremonies, member's statement, 214
Julé, Ms. Arlene (Saskatchewan Party, Humboldt)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 227–231
- Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 28)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 697
- Agriculture
  - Government assistance, moved (Johnson); amendment (Boyd), 555–556
- Budget (March 26, 1999)
  - Speakers, 435–440
- Charitable foundations
  - Non-Profit Corporations Act, non-compliance, 300–301
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 1)
  - Second reading, 506–507
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 765–770
- Child protection
  - Family intervention
    - Social Services Department, policy review
      - Petitions, 211, 497, 557, 607, 1009
- Child sexual abuse
  - Conviction, fines, increase, 753
  - Legislative Assembly member, Cypress Hills constituency
    - Conviction, expulsion, 653
- Children
  - At risk
    - Protection
      - Government action, 73–74
- Coroners Act, 1999 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 632
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 735–736
- Crime
  - Statistics, government action, 404
- Crown Construction Tendering Agreement
  - Cancellation, petitions, 37, 129, 273, 527
- Economic and Co-operative Development Department
  - Estimates (1999-2000), 995–997
- Energy and Mines Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 785–786
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 642–647, 927–929, 932
- Farm safety net program
  - Long-term development
    - Petitions, 101–102, 293, 333, 397
- Gambling
  - Addiction treatment centres, 961–962
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 878–884
- Honours and awards
  - National Aboriginal Achievement Awards
    - Recipients, introduction, 858
- Hospitals
  - Closure
    - North-East Health District, plans, abandonment, petitions, 179
- Intestate Succession Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 3)
  - Second reading, 512
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 615
- Judges
  - Impartiality, 904–905
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1002–1006
- Land Information Services Facilitation Act (No. 35)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 969–970
- Leader Post
  - Political columnist, Murray, Mandryk, birth of daughter, congratulations, member's statement, 860
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Leave of absence
    - Saskatoon Greystone, farewell, 1107–1108
- Litter Control Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 38)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 977–978
- Midwifery Act (No. 44)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1084–1085
- Municipal Affairs, Culture and Housing Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 1000–1001
- Nurses
  - Back-to-work legislation
    - Defiance
      - Government advertising, 534–535
  - Collective bargaining
    - Resumption, 565–566
  - Rural hospitals, working conditions, member's statement, 500
- Ombudsman
  - Reappointment, Barbara Tomkins, moved (Nilson), 941
- Oral question period
  - Charitable foundations
    - Non-Profit Corporations Act, non-compliance, 300–301
  - Child sexual abuse
    - Conviction, fines, increase, 753
    - Legislative Assembly member, Cypress Hills constituency, conviction, expulsion, 653
  - Children
    - At risk, protection, government action, 73–74
  - Crime
    - Statistics, government action, 404
  - Gambling
    - Addiction, treatment centres, 961–962
  - Judges
    - Impartiality, 904–905
  - Nurses
    - Back-to-work legislation
      - Defiance
        
        Government advertising, 534–535
    - Collective bargaining
      - Resumption, 565–566
  - Prostitution,
    - Child prostitution, safe house, Saskatoon, pimps, access, 753
  - Rural communities
    - Southwest, police services, 630, 657
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 989–990
- Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute Act, 1999 (No. 7)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 697–698
- Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute, Humboldt
  - Contributions, member's statement, 608
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitution
    - Protection, legislation, petitions, 69, 623, 650, 855
    - Safe houses
      - Saskatoon, pimps, access, 753
- Protection of Children Involved in Prostitution Act (No. 206)
  - First reading, 78
- Public Inquiries Amendment Act, 1999 (Justice System Review) (No. 205)
  - First reading, 908
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 774–775
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 27)
  - Second reading, 691–693
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 693–697
- Resumption of Services (Nurses - SUN) Act (No. 23)
  - Second reading, 465–466
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 473–474
- Rural communities
  - Southwest, police services, 630, 657
- Schools
  - Bruno school, grade 7 science students, Marsville '99 participation, member's statement, 934–935
- Social services
  - Workers' caseloads
    - Government action, 136
- Social Services Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 571–575, 925
- Sports
  - Canada Winter Games, Cornerbrook, Newfoundland, March 1-7, 1999
    - Bruno athlete, Joelle Buckle, attendance, member's statement, 131–132
  - Hockey
    - Humboldt Broncos, winners, Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League north division final, member's statement, 294
  - Wrestling, national championship winner, Ryan Shedlosky, Carmel, member's statement, 708
- Volunteers
  - North Central Regional Recreation Association, volunteer recognition, Marj and Dwayne Biccum, member's statement, 750
- Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 39)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 979–980
- Youth
  - Canada World Youth program, participant, Paul Gareau, member's statement, 1012
Junor, Ms. Judy (NDP, Saskatoon Eastview)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 114–117
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (1999-2000), 884–889
- Health Information Protection Act (No. 29)
  - First reading, 733
  - Second reading, 761–763
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 868–877
  - Third reading, 878
- Holocaust
  - Yom Ha Shoah service, Holocaust memorial service, Saskatoon, member's statement, 501
- Midwifery Act (No. 44)
  - First reading, 964
- Nurses
  - Collective bargaining
    - Court injunction, removal, 756
  - Retention, 755–756
  - Shortage, 136
- Nursing care
  - Education programs, 218
- Oral question period
  - Nurses
    - Collective bargaining
      - Court injunction, removal, 756
    - Retention, 755–756
    - Shortage, 136
  - Nursing care
    - Education programs, 218
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Patient, out-of-province transfer, extra billing (L. Francis), 753–754
  - Social services
    - Workers' caseloads, 136
- Regina General Hospital
  - Patient, out-of-province transfer, extra billing (L. Francis), 753–754