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

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Yates, Mr. Kevin (NDP, Regina Dewdney)
- Administrative Professionals Day
  - (April 21, 2004), member's statement, 651
- Agriculture
  - Western Canada Farm Progress Show
    - Regina (June 16-18, 2004), member's statement, 1651
- Budget (2004)
  - Support, member's statement, 467
- Budget (2005)
  - Support, member's statement, 2207–2208, 2270, 2306
- Budget (March 31, 2004)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 395, 407–408
- Canadian Wheat Board
  - Support, mandate of orderly grain marketing, affirm, moved (Trew); amendment (Stewart)
    - Questions and comments, 852
- Climate change
  - Climate Change Show, travelling exhibit, Saskatchewan Science Centre, member's statement, 1036–1037
- Correctional services
  - Corrections Exemplary Service Awards (April 25, 2005), member's statement, 2683
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Saskatchewan Association for Community Living
    - Regina advocacy office, Spring Fling fundraising event (April 3, 2004), member's statement, 321–322
- Economic development
  - REDA (regional economic development authority) Week (March 2005), member's statement, 2111
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Member's statement, 1419
  - Saskatchewan Centennial Summit
    - Member's statement, 2043
- Emergency preparedness
  - FleetNet emergency radio system
    - Maintain until viable province-wide alternative available, moved (Kerpan); amendment (Prebble), 2428–2430
      - Questions and comments, 2432–2434
- Employment
  - Growth, statistics (April 2005), member's statement, 2912
  - Growth, statistics (March 2005), member's statement, 2415
- Energy
  - Development, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Bakken)
    - Questions and comments, 2130–2131
- Environment
  - Craik town, rural municipality Craik No. 222, sustainable living project, member's statement, 1792–1793
- Families
  - Building Independence programs
    - Endorsement, moved (Iwanchuk), 2637–2638
      - Questions and comments, 2640
- Federal government
  - Equalization, federal transfer program
    - Saskatchewan pressure for equitable treatment, petitions, 1511
- Government
  - Credit rating
    - Upgrade, Dominion Bond Rating Service, member's statement, 2717
- Health care
  - Changes
    - Cutbacks, facility closures, heed words of former Premier Roy Romanow (November 2003), moved (Bakken), 975–976
  - Funding
    - Provincial budget (2004), member's statement, 289
- Health care facilities
  - Inquiry by Human Services Committee, closures and conversions, moratorium until inquiry report presented to Assembly, moved (Gantefoer), 1565–1567
- Housing
  - HomeFirst, housing strategy
    - Support, recognition of Saskatchewan Housing Corporation services, moved (McCall); amendment (Dearborn), 1120–1122
      - Questions and comments, 1124
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Elected members, Speaker, Leader of the Opposition, congratulations, welcome, member's statement, 12–13
- Mining industry
  - Diamonds, discovery, Fort à la Corne, member's statement, 178
- Occupational health and safety
  - North American Occupational Safety and Health Week
    - (May 2-8, 2004), member's statement, 895
- Private Bills Committee
  - First report, moved (Yates) for concurrence, 808
  - Second report, moved (Yates) for concurrence, Bills referred to Committee of the Whole, 1082
  - Third report, moved (Yates) for concurrence, 2362
  - Fourth report, moved (Yates), for concurrence, 2560
- Privilege
  - News conferences, technical briefings, information made available in advance of, or concurrently with, any media briefings, moved (Van Mulligen); amendment (Morgan), 2789
- Public service
  - Premier's Award for Excellence in the Public Service, 21 recipients, announcement (May 27, 2004), member's statement, 1261
- Public Service Amendment Act, 2004 (No. 60)
  - Second reading, 1428
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Services, essential role to Saskatchewan people, moved (Yates), 1815–1817
    - Questions and comments, 1825–1826
- Senior citizens
  - Budget, effects, reductions in long-term care beds, acute care services, increase in provincial sales tax, moved (Heppner); amendment (Junor)
    - Questions and comments, 738–740
- Statistics
  - (April 2004), member's statement, 958
- Whistleblower Protection Act (No. 201)
  - Second reading, 580–582