Hansard Speaker Index - 1st Session of the 25th Legislature

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Addley, Mr. Graham (NDP, Saskatoon Sutherland)
- Accountants
  - Distinguished Community Service Awards, Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan (May 28, 2004), member's statement, 1273
- Authors
  - Karpan, Arlene and Robin, Parkland Publishing, Saskatchewan content, recognition, member's statement, 1863
- Births
  - Saskatchewan newborn medallion (2005), Saskatoon, Kalen Xhen-Zhi, Mackenzie Mawson, member's statement, 2404–2405
- Books
  - Saskatchewan: a New History, by Dr. Bill Waiser, University of Saskatchewan history department, member's statement, 1979
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 410–414
- Business
  - Chamber of Commerce
    - Saskatoon & District, Saskatoon Achievement in Business Excellence (SABEX) Awards
      - (2005), member's statement, 3016
  - Saskatchewan Young Professionals and Entrepreneurs
    - Week (March 14-18, 2005), member's statement, 2028
  - SED Systems
    - Innovation Place, Saskatoon, contracts, member's statement, 1185–1186
- Canadian Light Source Inc.
  - Synchrotron
    - Official opening (October 2004), member's statement, 1742–1743
- Concentra Trust Act, 2005 (No. 304)
  - Second reading, 2434–2435
  - Referred to Private Bills Committee, moved (Addley), 2434–2435
  - Third reading, 2642
- Credit unions
  - Saskatoon, 65th anniversary celebration (April 2005), member's statement, 2684
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - First report, moved (Addley) for concurrence, 1390
  - Second report, moved (Addley) for concurrence, 1903
  - Third report, moved (Addley) for concurrence, 3128
  - Fourth report, moved (Addley) for concurrence, 3128
  - Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 67)
    - Report without amendment, 3127
  - Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 7)
    - Report without amendment, 1676
  - Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 124)
    - Report without amendment, 3127
  - Canadian Information Processing Society of Saskatchewan Act (No. 99)
    - Report without amendment, 3065
  - Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 35)
    - Report without amendment, 1676
  - Crown Corporations Public Ownership Act (No. 75)
    - Report without amendment, 1973
  - Electrical Inspection Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 9)
    - Report without amendment, 1789
  - Gas Inspection Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 8)
    - Report without amendment, 1258
  - Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 14)
    - Report without amendment, 1512
  - Land Surveyors and Professional Surveyors Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 20)
    - Report without amendment, 1258
  - Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 91)
    - Report without amendment, 3064
  - Land Titles Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 19)
    - Report without amendment, 1973
  - Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Act, 2005 (No. 96)
    - Report without amendment, 3126
  - Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 61)
    - Report without amendment, 1677
  - Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Consequential Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 97)
    - Report without amendment, 3126
  - Political Contributions Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 27)
    - Report with amendment, 1677
  - Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 2)
    - Report without amendment, 1789
  - Public Service Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 60)
    - Report without amendment, 1677
  - Public Works and Services Act (No. 77)
    - Report without amendment, 1973
  - Purchasing Act, 2004 (No. 12)
    - Report without amendment, 1082
  - Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation Repeal Act (No. 78)
    - Report without amendment, 1974
  - Snowmobile Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 29)
    - Report without amendment, 1512
  - Traffic Safety Act (No. 72)
    - Report without amendment, 1974
  - Traffic Safety Consequential Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 73)
    - Report without amendment, 1975
  - Vehicle Administration Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 48)
    - Report without amendment, 1512
- Curling
  - Nokia Brier 2004 (March 6-14), Canadian men's curling championship, Saskatoon, member's statement, 14–15
- Economy
  - Research parks
    - Innovation Place, Saskatoon, Regina Research Park, contribution, member's statement, 76, 2186
- Emergency preparedness
  - FleetNet emergency radio system
    - Maintain until viable province-wide alternative available, moved (Kerpan); amendment (Prebble), 2431–2432
      - Questions and comments, 2433–2434
- Environment
  - Earth Day
    - (April 22, 2005), member's statement, 2619
- Football
  - Canadian university football
    - University of Saskatchewan Huskies, finalists, Vanier Cup game (2004), member's statement, 1835
- Fundraising
  - High Voltage Classic, road hockey tournament, University of Saskatchewan engineering students, Hemophilia Saskatchewan, member's statement, 587
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal
    - Presentation, Saskatoon (April 22, 2004), member's statement, 719
- Housing
  - HomeFirst, housing strategy
    - Support, recognition of Saskatchewan Housing Corporation services, moved (McCall); amendment (Dearborn), 1116–1117
- Legislative Assembly
  - Achievements, member's statement, 3247–3248
- Pharmacies
  - Medicine Shoppe Canada, new pharmacy at Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon, member's statement, 527–528
- Protection of Children Abusing Drugs Act (No. 207)
  - Second reading, 2899–2900
- Saskatchewan centenarian medallion (2005)
  - Saskatoon
    - Tikla Larionak, Mary Hearonemus, Freda Mang, Anna Wilms, Phyllis E. Perkins, Myrtle L. Hopkins, Sylvia Birnie, member's statement, 2404–2405
- Saskatoon Foundation Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 305)
  - Second reading, 2435
  - Referred to Private Bills Committee, moved (Addley), 2435
  - Third reading, 2642
- Senior citizens
  - Budget, effects, reductions in long-term care beds, acute care services, increase in provincial sales tax, moved (Heppner); amendment (Junor), 736–737
    - Questions and comments, 739
- Small business
  - Small Business Loans Association, job creation certificates, Wynyard, member's statement, 1668–1669
- Teachers
  - Distinguished Principal of the Year Award, Patricia Prowse, recipient, Brunskill School, Saskatoon, member's statement, 832
- Tobacco
  - World No Tobacco Day (May 31, 2004), member's statement, 1288
- University of Saskatchewan
  - College of Commerce
    - International Collegiate Business Strategy Competition, 40th annual, University of San Diego, commerce students, winners, member's statement, 811
  - St. Thomas More College, entrance scholarships, member's statement, 146
- Volunteers
  - Silver Spoon Dinner, 14th annual, Saskatoon, Anita Clark, Sterling Award recipient, member's statement, 959
- World War, 1939-1945
  - D-Day campaign, Normandy, France, 60th anniversary (June 6, 2004)
    - Gordon McInnes, Saskatoon veteran, member's statement, 1393
Allchurch, Mr. Denis (Saskatchewan Party, Rosthern-Shellbrook)
- Agriculture and Food Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 2797–2800
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 420–423
- Canadian agricultural income stabilization program
  - Provincial funding, petitions, 1707, 1771
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage reduction, reverse, petitions, 717
- Crown lands
  - Lessees maintain first option to renew leases, petitions, 523, 747, 807, 829–830
- Ecological Reserves Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 95)
  - Second reading, 2856–2857
- Education tax
  - Rural properties, rebate program (2004), petitions, 1511
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2004-2005), 1323–1326
- Government Relations Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 2671–2675
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 2809–2810, 2936–2937
- Hospitals
  - Kerrobert Hospital, closure, downsizing, petitions, 1081
- Housing
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Condition, improvements, 2752–2753
- Municipalities Act (No. 106)
  - Second reading, 2846–2848
- Municipalities Consequential Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 107)
  - Second reading, 2848
- Oral question period
  - Housing
    - Northern Saskatchewan, condition, improvements, 2752–2753
- Provincial sales tax
  - Expansion, restaurant meals
    - Commission on Financing Kindergarten to Grade 12 Education recommendation, petitions, 10–11, 41, 73, 107, 143, 206, 238
- Tobacco
  - Sale, use, outlaw, petitions, 1066
- Treaty Commissioner Office
  - Judge David Arnot, Treaty Commissioner, recognition, United Nations, member's statement, 528
- Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 123)
  - Second reading, 3082
Atkinson, Hon. Pat (NDP, Saskatoon Nutana; Minister of Crown Management Board; Minister Responsible for Public Service Commission)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Motion for presentation to Lieutenant Governor, moved (Atkinson), 235
  - Speakers, 225–227
- Adult Guardianship and Co-decision-making Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 90)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 2492
- Aircraft
  - Government
    - Firefighting, renewal, 1981–1982
- Authors
  - Martel, Yann, writer-in-residence (2004), Saskatchewan Writers Guild [i.e., Saskatoon Public Library], member's statement, 653
- Automobiles
  - Registration fees, increase, Saskatchewan Government Insurance, 213
- Books
  - Saskatchewan Book Awards
    - (2004), nominations, Saskatoon residents, member's statement, 1894
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 475–477
- Canadian agricultural income stabilization program
  - Provincial funding (2003), federal programs, equitable funding formulas, moved (Stewart), 1934–1935
    - Questions and comments, 1938
- Canadian Information Processing Society of Saskatchewan Act (No. 99)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Atkinson), 2860
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Support, mandate of orderly grain marketing, affirm, moved (Trew); amendment (Stewart)
    - Questions and comments, 850–851
- Co-operative Commonwealth Federation
  - First government, 60th anniversary (June 15, 2004), member's statement, 1650–1651
- Committee of Finance
  - Appointment, moved (Atkinson), 235–236
- Condolences
  - Communication, moved (Atkinson), 261
  - Koskie, Murray James (former MLA) moved (Calvert), 259–260
  - Turnbull, Olaf Alexander (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 252–253
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 35)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1677
  - Crown Corporations Public Ownership Act (No. 75)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1973
  - Public Service Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 60)
    - Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1677
- Crown corporations
  - Debt, reduction, 2616
  - Investments
    - Third party review process, 827
  - Offices, renovations, 2030
  - Public ownership, 789–790
- Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 35)
  - First reading, 692
  - Second reading, 757–758
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1568
  - Third reading, 1677
- Crown Corporations Public Ownership Act (No. 75)
  - First reading, 1797–1798
  - Second reading, 1842–1843
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1844
  - Third reading, 1973
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Chief executive officer, Tom Waller, appointment, 1249
  - Strategic plan, 1409–1410
- Crown Management Board
  - President and chief executive officer, full-time appointment, 1136–1137
- Education Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 80)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 2842
- Education, post-secondary
  - Bursaries
    - Program, Aboriginal students, Crown Investments Corporation, First Nations University of Canada, University of Regina partnership, ministerial statement, 1506–1507
- Electricity
  - Rates, increase, 344
- Enforcement of Foreign Judgments Act (No. 101)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 2583
- Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 39)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1204
- Fatal Accidents Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 40)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1205
- Film industry
  - Flicks International Film Festival, 10th annual, Broadway Theatre, Saskatoon, member's statement, 2392–2393
- Government
  - Our Future is Wide Open campaign
    - Funding, Crown corporations, 1075–1076, 1138
- Government Relations Department
  - Estimates, main (2005-2006), 2947–2952
- Holocaust
  - National Holocaust Memorial Day (Yom HaShoah), (May 5, 2005), member's statement, 2876
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Centennial Medal
    - First Nations and Métis women, 26 honourees, awards ceremony (May 10, 2005), member's statement, 2963
- Immigration
  - Nominees
    - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
      - Expansion, ministerial statement, 945–946
      - Statistics, targets, 2917–2918
- Information
  - Government, confidential, improper access, 3226
- International Protection of Adults (Hague Convention Implementation) Act (No. 92)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 2493
- Labour Department
  - Deputy minister, former, severance package, 1385–1386, 1398–1399
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 50)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1350
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 91)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Atkinson), 2578
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 19)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1966
- Legislative Assembly
  - Hours of sitting
    - (April 8-14, 2004), moved (Atkinson), 117
    - (March 24-30, 2005), moved (Atkinson), 2164
    - (April 14-18, 2005), moved (Atkinson), 2164
    - (May 17-24, 2005), moved (Atkinson), 2164
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Leave of absence
    - Member for Kelvington-Wadena (March 14-18, 2005), for parliamentary visit to Westminster on behalf of Assembly, moved (Atkinson ), 2119
    - Members for Arm River-Watrous, Regina Wascana Plains, Biggar (March 20-24, 2005), to attend Midwestern Legislative Conference exchange, moved (Atkinson ), 2119
- Libraries
  - Education bursary, Saskatchewan Library Association and Multitype Library Board, Lorraine Salt, Saskatoon, recipient (2004), member's statement, 265
- Ministerial statements
  - Education, post-secondary
    - Bursaries, program, Aboriginal students, Crown Investments Corporation, First Nations University of Canada, University of Regina partnership, 1506–1507
  - Immigration
    - Nominees, Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program, expansion, 945–946
  - Utilities
    - Rates, lowest in Canada, election campaign commitment, rebate, 1783
- Oral question period
  - Aircraft
    - Government, firefighting, renewal, 1981–1982
  - Automobiles
    - Registration fees, increase, Saskatchewan Government Insurance, 213
  - Crown corporations
    - Debt, reduction, 2616
    - Investments
      - Third party review process, 827
    - Offices, renovations, 2030
    - Public ownership, 789–790
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Chief executive officer, Tom Waller, appointment, 1249
    - Strategic plan, 1409–1410
  - Crown Management Board
    - President and chief executive officer, full-time appointment, 1136–1137
  - Electricity
    - Rates, increase, 344
  - Government
    - Our Future is Wide Open campaign, funding, Crown corporations, 1075–1076, 1138
  - Immigration
    - Nominees, Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
      - Statistics, targets, 2917–2918
  - Information
    - Government, confidential, improper access, 3226
  - Labour Dept.
    - Deputy minister, former, severance package, 1385–1386, 1398–1399
  - Public service
    - Employment screening, criminal record checks, 2396, 3156–3157
    - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case, victims, settlement, 1037
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Net income projection (2004), 1276
  - Utilities
    - Rates
      - Adjustments, 1747
      - Comparisons, Canada, brochure for public, 1251–1252
      - Lowest in Canada, election campaign commitment, 1242
      - Lowest in Canada, projected, 790
- Pension Benefits Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 47)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1206
- Points of order
  - Canadian Wheat Board, support, mandate of orderly grain marketing, affirm, moved (Trew); amendment (Stewart), status of amendment, 845
  - Centennials, Saskatchewan, Legislative Assembly debate, remarks should be limited to subamendment, 2096
  - Energy, development, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Bakken), amendment changes intent of original motion, 2125
  - Language
    - Unparliamentary
      - Reference to opposition member as a dog (theriomorphism), 1987
- Political Contributions Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 27)
  - Second reading, 630
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 632
- Post-Secondary Graduate Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 64)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1570
- Privilege
  - Embargoed news conferences and technical briefings, attendance by official opposition members, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Van Mulligen); amendment (Dearborn), 2483
- Public Employees Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 28)
  - Second reading, 633
- Public service
  - Employment screening, criminal record checks, 2396, 3156–3157
  - Sexual harassment, Murdoch Carriere case, victims, settlement, 1037
- Public Service Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 60)
  - First reading, 1268
  - Second reading, 1299
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1570
  - Third reading, 1677
- Real Estate Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 103)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 2583
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Act (No. 43)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Atkinson), 1205
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Net income projection (2004), 1276
- School boards
  - Francophone school governance, 10th anniversary gala (April 9, 2005), member's statement, 2508–2509
- Small business
  - Dingwall Designer Guitars, Saskatoon, successes, member's statement, 494
- Snowmobile Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 29)
  - Second reading, 636
- Sports
  - Laureus World Sports Awards, Portugal, Earle Connor, leg amputee sprinter, award winner, member's statement, 1091
- Trade Union Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 87)
  - Second reading, 3045–3047
- Utilities
  - Rates
    - Adjustments, 1747
    - Comparisons, Canada, brochure for public, 1251–1252
    - Lowest in Canada, election campaign commitment, 1242
    - Lowest in Canada, election campaign commitment, rebate, ministerial statement, 1783
    - Lowest in Canada, projected, 790