Hansard Subject Index - 2nd Session of the 25th Legislature

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SABAS (Saskatchewan Association of Boards of Addiction Services)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association of Boards of Addiction Services
SACP (Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police
Safe Driver Recognition program
- See
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Safe Driver Recognition program
Safe houses
- See
  - Prostitution – Children and youth, protection – Oyate Safe House, Regina, concerns
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act 95
- See also
  - Communities – Safety
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 1)
- First reading
  - Quennell, 92
- Second reading
  - Morgan, 440–41
  - Quennell, 296–97
  - Stewart, 357
  - Toth, 297–99
- Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Quennell)
  - Quennell, 441
- Third reading
  - Quennell, 502
- Royal Assent, 545
SAIL (Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living)
- See
  - Disabled and handicapped persons – Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
Salaries
- See
  - Wages and salaries
SAMA (Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency)
- See
  - Assessment Management Agency Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 4)
SARC (Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
Saskatchewan
- Blogs
  - See
    - Weblogs – Saskatchewan issues, member's statement
- Democratic tradition, 146
- Vision for, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 165
- Vision for, Premier, member's statement
  - Eagles, 1234
Saskatchewan action plan for the economy
- See
  - Economy – Saskatchewan action plan for the economy
Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
- See
  - Disabled and handicapped persons – Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
Saskatchewan Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission
- Closure (1993), 325, 327
Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
- See
  - Training programs – Skills training, apprenticeships, expansion
Saskatchewan Archives Board
- See
  - Archives Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 13)
Saskatchewan Arts Board
- Anniversary, 60th (2008), 155
Saskatchewan Arts Week
- See
  - Arts and culture – Arts Week in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
- See
  - Assessment Management Agency Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 4)
Saskatchewan Association of Boards of Addiction Services
- Dissolution, 329
Saskatchewan Association of Chiefs of Police
- Website, new, includes listing of long-term missing persons, ministerial statement (Quennell)
  - Morgan, 1027–28
  - Quennell, 1027
Saskatchewan Association of Rehabilitation Centres
- Awareness Week (November 7-13, 2005), member's statement
  - Eagles, 12
  - Hamilton, 80
- Employees, wages, 130
  - See also
    - Community-based organizations – Wages, recruitment, retention, funding – Ministerial statement (Crofford)
- Funding, facility closures, job losses
  - Crofford, 89–90
  - Eagles, 89
- Human resources plan, implement recommendation, petitions, 43
Saskatchewan Aviation Council
- Convention (November 3-4, 2005), awards presentation, member's statement
  - Bakken Lackey, 47
Saskatchewan business tax review committee
- See
  - Taxation – Saskatchewan business tax review committee
Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- See also
  - Cancer Agency Act (No. 54)
- Funding, increase, 1011–12
Saskatchewan centennial peace project
- See
  - Students – Saskatchewan centennial peace project
Saskatchewan Centennial Summit (2005)
- See
  - Economic development – Saskatchewan Centennial Summit (2005)
Saskatchewan Communications Network
- 15th anniversary (2006), 4
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
- Directives for farmers, 1158
Saskatchewan Cycling Association
- See
  - Cycling – Saskatchewan Cycling Association
Saskatchewan Eco-Network
- See
  - Film industry – Environmental Film Festival (November 19-24, 2005), Saskatoon, presented by Saskatchewan Eco-Network
Saskatchewan Energy Share plan
- See
  - Energy – Home heating – Saskatchewan Energy Share plan
Saskatchewan Entrepreneurial Foundation
- See
  - Business – Entrepreneurial Foundation of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Entrepreneurial Fund
  - Small business – Development assistance, Entrepreneurial Foundation of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Entrepreneurial Fund
Saskatchewan Entrepreneurial Fund
- See
  - Business – Entrepreneurial Foundation of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Entrepreneurial Fund
  - Small business – Development assistance, Entrepreneurial Foundation of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Entrepreneurial Fund
Saskatchewan Epilepsy Inc.
- Funding, 1534–35
Saskatchewan Food Industry Centre Inc.
- See
  - Food processing industry – Saskatchewan Food Industry Centre Inc., opportunities
Saskatchewan Forest Centre, Prince Albert 2
- Federal funding, decrease, 1576
- Research and development, 3
Saskatchewan Government Insurance
- Fraud
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Public money, loss
- Licensing agency, Handel, reinstate, petitions, 426, 462, 486, 501
  - Weekes, 403, 425, 461, 485
- Public money, loss, accounting, public information
  - Krawetz, 728
- Public money, loss, detection and prevention
  - D'Autremont, 707–8
  - Hagel, 708
- Safe Driver Recognition program, changes, ministerial statement (Sonntag)
  - Heppner, 437
  - Sonntag, 437
Saskatchewan Health Information Network
- Funding, additional
  - D'Autremont, 805–6
  - Taylor, 805–6
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- Financial irregularities
  - See
    - Community Resources Department – Financial irregularities, three cases, disclosure
Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
- Employment development
  - See
    - Employment development – Aboriginals, Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
- Student seats, provincial funding, 1010, 1036–37, 1061, 1070, 1072, 1074, 1091, 1097, 1102, 1136, 1172, 1199, 1205, 1740
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
- Capital projects, Palliser and Kelsey campuses, funding, 1038
- Programs, waiting lists, 1089, 1160, 1739–41
  - Atkinson, 868–69
  - Elhard, 868–69
- Programs, waiting lists, management fee, 1122, 1129, 1739–41
  - Atkinson, 944–45, 1111–12
  - Elhard, 944–45, 1111
- Programs, waiting lists, management fee, member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 974
Saskatchewan Labour Force Development Board
- Transition to provincial labour market planning council, 1037
Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
- Top 20 best small and medium business employers, Queen's University School of Business list, member's statement
  - Morin, 1330–31
Saskatchewan Party
- Advertising campaign, television, member's statement
  - Morin, 1710
- Code of ethics
  - Serby, 916–17, 1528
- Code of ethics, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 1725
  - Morin, 1450, 1725
  - Yates, 1724
- Critique, 93–97, 123–24, 126–27, 1102–4
- Dinner, Prince Albert (March 25, 2006), member's statement
  - Kirsch, 801
- Economic policy, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 1620
- Financial management strategy, critique, 333–34
- Leader of the Opposition, birthday greetings, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 391–92
- Leader's annual dinner (April 4, 2006), member's statement
  - Atkinson, 986–87
  - Kerpan, 986
- Leadership, 1191–92
- Nominated candidate, Weyburn-Big Muddy constituency, member's statement
  - D'Autremont, 1234
- Nomination meeting
  - The Battlefords constituency (April 24, 2006), member's statement
    - Chisholm, 1330
  - Lloydminster constituency (March 13, 2006), member's statement
    - Wakefield, 553
  - Martensville constituency (April 7, 2006), member's statement
    - Allchurch, 1051
  - Prince Albert Carlton and Prince Albert Northcote constituencies, member's statement
    - Kirsch, 620
  - Regina Wascana Plains (May 2, 2006), member's statement
    - McMorris, 1494
  - Weyburn-Big Muddy constituency (March 28, 2006), member's statement
    - McMorris, 884
- Official opposition, role, 119–20
Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company
- Critique, 1129
- Equipment sale, tenders
  - Hermanson, 377–78
  - Prebble, 378, 396–97
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- Fraud
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Public money, loss
- NorthPoint
  - See
    - NorthPoint Energy Solutions Inc.
- Office, Davidson, retain current level of customer service, petitions, 225, 285, 371, 426, 501, 586
  - Brkich, 163, 259, 337, 403, 485, 549–50
- Public money, loss, investigation
  - Harpauer, 1113
  - Nilson, 1113
- Rates, increase
  - Harpauer, 266–67
  - Quennell, 266–67
- Sponsorships, 147
Saskatchewan Premier's Voluntary Sector Initiative
- See
  - Volunteers – Saskatchewan Voluntary Sector Initiative
Saskatchewan Research Council
- Research and development, 3
Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association
- Funding, 1310–12
- Funding, decrease, member's statement
  - Brkich, 1403
Saskatchewan Surgical Care Network
- See
  - Hospital waiting lists – Saskatchewan Surgical Care Network
Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation
- Affiliation with political parties, comments, member from Carrot River Valley, member's statement
  - Morin, 1145
Saskatchewan Telecommunications 67
- Investments, Navigata Communications, financial status
  - Sonntag, 510–11
  - Wall, 510–11
- Investments, Navigata Communications, losses, 1061, 1129
  - Harpauer, 1055
  - Higgins, 1055
Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)
- See
  - Economic development – Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)
Saskatchewan Transportation Company
- See also
  - Bus services
- Sixtieth anniversary (April 2006), member's statement
  - Junor, 1403
Saskatchewan Union of Nurses
- See
  - Budget – Critique, Saskatchewan Union of Nurses
  - Nurses – Recruitment and retention – Meeting with Saskatchewan Union of Nurses
Saskatchewan Voluntary Sector Initiative
- See
  - Volunteers – Saskatchewan Voluntary Sector Initiative
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority
- Capital funding, 1162
- Report, State of the Watershed Reporting Framework
  - See
    - Water – Watersheds, report, Saskatchewan Watershed Authority, State of the Watershed Reporting Framework
Saskatchewan Watershed Authority Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 39)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 655
- Second reading
  - Allchurch, 853–54
  - Gantefoer, 714
  - Hart, 1295–96
  - Nilson, 714
- Referred to Economy Committee, moved (Hagel)
  - Hagel, 1296
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 1612
- Royal Assent, 1793
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Repeal Act (No. 303)
- First reading, 830
- Petitions, 701
  - Junor, 674
- Second reading
  - Junor, 919
- Referred to Private Bills Committee, moved (Junor)
  - Junor, 919
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Junor, 1270
- Third reading
  - Junor, 1271
- Royal Assent, 1409
Saskatchewan Youth Parliament
- See
  - Youth – Saskatchewan Youth Parliament
Saskatchewan's action plan for substance abuse
- See
  - Project Hope
Saskatoon, Sask.
- See
SaskEnergy Incorporated
- Investments, financial derivatives, losses
  - Dearborn, 410–11
  - VanMulligen, 410–11
- Officials, investigation of
  - See
    - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Investigations, SaskEnergy officials
SaskPower
- See
  - Saskatchewan Power Corporation
SaskSmart
- See
  - Literacy – SaskSmart initiative
SaskTel
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
SaskTel International
- Cellphone project, Trinidad and Tobago
  - Harpauer, 651–53
  - Higgins, 651–53, 731
Schaan, Curtis
- See
  - Physicians – Endocrinologists – Shortage, treatment out of province, Curtis Schaan case
School boards
- Amalgamated, teaching positions, changes, 1687
- Financial year, change, 1361–62
- Funding, provincial, inadequate to cover increased costs, moved (Gantefoer)
  - Questions and comments
    - Atkinson, 1268, 1270
    - D'Autremont, 1269
    - Elhard, 1268
    - Hart, 1268
    - Higgins, 1269
    - Krawetz, 1268–69
    - Thomson, 1268–69
  - D'Autremont, 1263–65
  - Elhard, 1266–67
  - Gantefoer, 1258–60
  - Higgins, 1262–63
  - Krawetz, 1260–62
  - Thomson, 1265–66
- Funding, resultant operational decisions
  - Gantefoer, 1562
  - Thomson, 1562–63
- Premier's Board of Education Award of Excellence, Melfort Tiger Lily School Board, recipient, member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 226–27
School community councils
- See
  - Schools – Local accountability and partnership panel report, school community councils, implementation of recommendation, ministerial statement (Thomson)
School divisions
- Amalgamated, financial statements, mill rates, 1360
- Amalgamated, loss of teaching positions, 1072
  - Wall, 1711–12
- Amalgamation, 151, 279
  - Effects, 129–30, 144
  - Effects, administration, costs, 325
  - Process, status, 1359
- Boundaries, changes, Radisson students' case, 1366–67
- Chinook School Division, funding
  - Gantefoer, 1113–14
  - Higgins, 1114
- Grants
  - Foundation operating, 1174
  - Foundation operating, formula changes, shared services and basic rate, 1369–70
  - Foundation operating, redesign, 1360–61
  - Foundation operating, redesign, effect, 1189, 1197
    - Gantefoer, 1184, 1218–19
    - Higgins, 1184–85, 1218–19
    - Stewart, 1185
  - Foundation operating, review, 1679–80
- Ile-a-la-Crosse School Division, Nap Bouvier, retirement, maintenance department, member's statement
  - Belanger, 391
- Prairie Valley School Division, service contracts, centralization issues, 1683–84
- Weyburn School Division, funding
  - Cheveldayoff, 1252
  - Thomson, 1252
SchoolPlus program
- See
  - Education – SchoolPlus program
Schools
- Bullying and harassment
  - See
    - Bullying
- Closures, 74, 1061
  - See also
    - Schools – Enrolment, decline
  - Gantefoer, 1552
  - Higgins, 1552
  - Possible, 1174
  - Possible, Theodore, 1060
  - Radisson, 1064
  - Rural, 1072
- Community, 281
- Elementary, Arbor Creek area, Saskatoon, 255
- Elementary, Arbor Creek area, Saskatoon, construction funding, petitions, 371, 426, 520, 586, 618, 674, 701, 737, 767, 1246, 1493, 1546, 1659, 1774
  - Cheveldayoff, 337, 403, 500, 549, 585, 645, 673, 723, 736, 1229, 1446–47, 1519–20, 1630, 1720
- Enrolment, decline
  - See also
    - Teachers – Employment prospects, declining enrolment
  - Gantefoer, 1497
  - Higgins, 1498
  - Closures
    - Gantefoer, 1498–99
- Funding, 1074
- Glenn McGuire School, special needs, closure of residential program, 1681–82
- Heritage Fair, Dr. Isman Elementary School, Wolseley, hosts, member's statement
  - Toth, 1603
- Holy Cross High School, Saskatoon, fundraising for Sudanese secondary school in Loa, member's statement
  - Junor, 726
- International students, recruitment, effect on provincial funding, 1679
- International students, school attendance, costs, 1679–80
- Local accountability and partnership panel report, school community councils, implementation of recommendation, ministerial statement (Thomson)
  - Gantefoer, 382–83
  - Thomson, 381–82
- New, designs, guidelines, 1681
- Non-attendance, tracking system, 1682–83
  - Draude, 869–70
  - Higgins, 870, 1563–64, 1641–42
  - Morgan, 1563–64, 1641–42
- Norquay, construction and renovation, 1368–69
- Oxbow, proposed school, status of project, 1680–81
- Pleasantdale Central School, Cree language
  - See
    - Education – Curriculum, Cree language, North East School Division
- Porcupine Plain Composite School, expansion and restoration, 1682
- Rural, staffing levels
  - Higgins, 1388–89
  - Toth, 1388–89
- Sacred Heart School, Estevan, John Phillip Fisher Memorial Award recipients, member's statement
  - Eagles, 1416
- School Safety Patrol Week (May 2006), member's statement
  - Gantefoer, 1523
- Scott Collegiate, Regina, arts and music gala, first annual, member's statement
  - McCall, 768–69
- System, renewal, 125
- Three Lakes School, Middle Lake, roof leaks, 1680
- Viability, changing student demographics, 1685–86
Securities Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 18)
- First reading
  - Quennell, 235
- Second reading
  - Kerpan, 720
  - Quennell, 354–55
  - Stewart, 698
  - Wakefield, 355
- Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Quennell)
  - Quennell, 720
- Third reading
  - Quennell, 985
- Royal Assent, 1409
Senate (Canada)
- Reform, elected Senate, member's statement
  - Hermanson, 1449
Senior citizens 1131–32, 1160
- Ambulance service
  - See
    - Ambulance service – Senior citizens ambulance assistance program
- Concerns, health care, accommodation, financial security, 122, 1061, 1105–6
- Funding
  - See
    - Senior citizens – Services, funding
- Gold plan, new, benefits, ministerial statement (Addley)
  - Addley, 1731
  - Wakefield, 1731–32
- Health care
  - See
    - Health care – Senior citizens, issues
- Saskatchewan centennial (2005) commemorative pins, distribution, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 429
- Saskatchewan centennial (2005) commemorative pins, member's statement
  - Wakefield, 527
- Seniors gold card, 6, 95, 99, 133
- Seniors gold card, funding, 1084
- Services, funding, 1478
Service clubs
- Bladworth Elks Club, 25th anniversary celebrations (March 18, 2006), member's statement
  - Brkich, 703
- Regina Queen City Kinsmen, Life Member Award, Rick Van Beselaere, recipient, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 1660
Settlement of International Investment Disputes Act (No. 38)
- First reading
  - Quennell, 628
- Second reading
  - Gantefoer, 687
  - Hermanson, 823–25
  - Morgan, 1296–97
  - Quennell, 686–87
- Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Quennell)
  - Quennell, 1297
- Third reading
  - Quennell, 1634
- Royal Assent, 1793
Seventy-five minute debate
- Grain
  - Grain and oilseed, provincial government contribute to federal emergency farm aid program, moved (Bjornerud); amendment (Wartman), 412–24
- Health care
  - Parallel private system would fundamentally undermine current system, moved (Prebble), 656–67
- School boards
  - Funding, provincial, inadequate to cover increased costs, moved (Gantefoer), 1258–70
- Taxation
  - Saskatchewan business tax review committee
    - Implement review committee recommendations; reduce provincial sales tax this budget year (2006), moved (Cheveldayoff), 779–91
Sewage lagoons
- See
  - Waste management – Sewage lagoon, Blackstrap Provincial Park
Sexual exploitation
- See
  - Prostitution
SHIN (Saskatchewan Health Information Network)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Health Information Network
SIAST (Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
SIIT (Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
Skating
- Rinks
  - See
    - Rinks
Skiing
- Sit-skiing, Paralympic Winter Games, Turin (2006), Colette Bourgonje, bronze medallist, Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Forbes, 740
- Ski hills in provincial parks, funding grants, 1465
Small business
- Development assistance, Entrepreneurial Foundation of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Entrepreneurial Fund, 1134–35
- Investment, 3
- Statistics, 270
- Taxation
  - See
    - Taxation – Small business
Snowbirds
- See
  - Royal Canadian Air Force – Snowbirds 431 Air Demonstration Squadron
Snowmobile Amendment Act, 2006 (No. 46)
- First reading
  - Serby, 871–72
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 1289–90
  - Gantefoer, 950
  - Serby, 949–50
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, moved (Serby)
  - Serby, 1290
- Third reading
  - Hagel, 1614
- Royal Assent, 1793
Snyder, Gordon Taylor
- See
  - Condolences – Snyder, Gordon Taylor
Soccer
- World Class Players' Cup, Regina (April 28-May 7, 2006), member's statement
  - Trew, 1524
Social assistance 1080, 1102
- Calvert, 531
- Draude, 531
- Provincial training allowance, benefits increase, 1011, 1071, 1085
- Review, static caseload, 1011
- Services, integration, 57
- Transition employment allowance recipients, support, increase, 1011, 1058, 1069, 1071, 1074, 1091, 1097, 1102, 1120, 1125, 1172
- Transition to work programs, 57–58
Social assistance recipients
- See also
  - Long-term care – Saskatchewan Assistance Plan recipients
- Allowance, increase, 1011, 1058, 1069, 1071–72, 1091, 1120, 1125, 1165–66, 1172, 1202–3
- Food allowance, indexation, 28, 1165
- Number of, reduction, 57
- Travel assistance, rates, 1754–56
- Utility costs, rate adjustment, 1125
Social programs
- Critique, 1165
Society
- Development, 4–5, 26, 37–38, 132
  - Assistance, priorities
    - Calvert, 532–33
    - Wall, 531–33
  - Ituna, 56–57
  - Linked to economic development, 1041
Soil Conservation Association
- See
  - Saskatchewan Soil Conservation Association
Sorestad, Glen
- See
  - Books – Blood and Bone, Ice and Stone, by Glen Sorestad, poet
Spalding Orthopedic Design Inc.
- See
  - Health care – Orthopedic services, Spalding Orthopedic Design Inc. case
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements
- See also
  - Chair, rulings and statements, Committee of Finance
- Bills
  - Comments must relate to Bill in hand, 458, 692, 761, 1462
  - No. 27 received second reading, order that No. 201 be removed from order paper, 535
- Chair
  - Members' remarks should be directed through the Chair, 169, 229, 661, 745, 891, 915, 1029, 1389, 1390, 1439
- Debates, one speaker at a time, 838, 1028, 1031, 1044, 1092, 1122
- Debates, refrain from side debates, 776, 783
- Decorum, 50
  - Concurrent debates, 199, 220, 270
  - Good-natured heckle welcome, but devolving into a harangue, 241
  - Interrupting ministerial statement, apology, 746
  - Noise, 30, 266, 378, 434, 653, 682, 741, 763, 838, 887, 915, 927, 928, 987, 1060, 1082, 1128, 1191, 1501, 1529, 1607, 1608, 1624, 1640, 1642, 1643, 1713
  - Yelling, cease, come to order, 784
- Galleries, visitors, participating in proceedings, 1010
- Language
  - Imputes bad motives on very specific group, withdraw, 236
  - Judicious use of adjectives applied to members of Assembly, 1495
  - Judicious use of language, 993
  - Measure words and do not get personal in any remarks, 113
  - No name-calling across the floor of the Assembly, 1439
  - Offensive and out of order, withdraw, 170
  - Official titles, use of during debate, 535
  - Refrain from name-calling, measure remarks carefully, 237
  - Unparliamentary, withdraw remark, 1133
  - Unparliamentary, withdraw remark unequivocally, 277
  - Withdraw statement unequivocally, 171
- Lieutenant Governor, talk of in the Assembly is not matter of debate, 1529
- Member, naming (Kerpan), suspension for remainder of sitting day, 1133
- Members
  - Allow respect, 1625
  - Be patient, await turn, 143
  - Cannot indirectly infer what the rules do not allow directly, 1057, 1163, 1391
  - Comments, make privately to reduce interference with debates, 237
  - Conversations, behind the bar, 270, 1033–34
  - Conversations, sidebar, keep to minimum and avoid yelling across House, 250
  - Disparaging remarks about other members, 469
  - Do not engage members of public into debate, 513
  - Do not impugn wrong motive in statements, 1164
  - Do not reflect on ruling of the Speaker, 1023
  - Exhibits, props, prohibited, 91, 987, 992
  - Imputing unworthy motives, 1057
  - Reference should be by constituency, title, or position, 381, 589, 666, 771, 941, 986, 1042, 1163, 1697
  - Reference to presence or absence of members not permitted, 1621
  - Reflecting on another member, withdraw remark and apologize, 17
  - Refrain from name-calling across the floor, 1023
  - Respect member who has the floor, 787
  - Yorkton, come to order, 30
- Ministerial statements, time limit, 1716
- Motions (under Rule 49)
  - Farm families, financial distress, hardship, effects, recognition, moved (Bjornerud), leave not granted, 20
  - Television
    - Prairie Giant: The Tommy Douglas Story, miniseries, portrayal of former Premier Jimmy Gardiner, government apologies to Gardiner family, moved (Wall), leave not granted, 683
- Motions, preambles out of order unless in a normal or non-contentious motion, 779
- Oral question period
  - Allow question to be put, 1783
  - Members calling other members by personal names, desist, 994
  - One speaker at a time, 913, 1780–81
- Pay attention to question and to response, 745
- Petitions, caution member to proceed in normal fashion, 767, 1048
- Points of order
  - Inference that a member deliberately misleading the House, Deputy Premier out of order, withdraw personal charge, 939
  - Inference that a member deliberately misleading the House, point not well taken, 918
  - Language, use of the word duplicitous, withdraw and apologize, 1153
  - Responses to oral questions, irrelevant, Deputy Premier out of order, 939
Speech disorders
- See
  - Health care – Speech and Hearing Awareness Month in Saskatchewan
Speech from the Throne
- Consideration (November 7, 2005), moved (Calvert)
  - Calvert, 7
- Consultation prior to writing
  - Calvert, 90
  - Morgan, 90
- Debate
  - See
    - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
- Manitoba (October 2005), comments, 120–21
- Read by Lieutenant Governor, 1–7
- Read by Lieutenant Governor, first (March 1906), 251
Sports
- See also specific
  - sports and games, e.g., Athletics, Baseball, Hockey, Olympic Games
- KidsSport Week in Saskatchewan (May 6-13, 2006), member's statement
  - Draude, 1549
SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company
St. Patrick's Day
- Recognition (2006), member's statement
  - McCall, 647
  - Morgan, 647–48
State of the Watershed Reporting Framework
- See
  - Water – Watersheds, report, Saskatchewan Watershed Authority, State of the Watershed Reporting Framework
Steel industry
- See
  - IPSCO Saskatchewan Inc.
STEP (Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership)
- See
  - Economic development – Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership (STEP)
Strum, Gladys Grace Mae
- See
  - Condolences – Strum, Gladys Grace Mae
Students
- Canadian Schools Creative Writing Contest, Beau Duckarmie, grade 5, Macoun School, finalist, member's statement
  - Eagles, 1560
- Dropouts, Aboriginal, pilot project, Crown Investments Corporation and Indian teacher education program at University of Saskatchewan, 1135
- Educational achievement, programs, 1010
- Educational achievement, vision, 6
- International Biology Olympiad, 18th annual (July 15-22, 2006), Saskatoon, member's statement
  - Morgan, 1549–50
- Parkland region, science fair, Foam Lake, member's statement
  - Draude, 1145
- Saskatchewan centennial peace project, Canadian Red Cross and SaskEnergy initiative, member's statement
  - Hagel, 508–9
- Truants
  - See
    - Schools – Non-attendance, tracking system
Students, post-secondary
- See
  - Post-secondary education
Suffrage
- See
  - Women – Suffrage, Saskatchewan, 90th anniversary (March 14, 2006)
Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2005 (No. 3)
- First reading
  - Quennell, 92
- Second reading
  - Morgan, 442
  - Quennell, 304–6
  - Toth, 361–63
  - Wakefield, 306–7
- Referred to Human Services Committee, moved (Quennell)
  - Quennell, 442
- Third reading
  - Quennell, 502
- Royal Assent, 545
Summer games
- Jeux du Canada Games (2005)
  - Host, Saskatchewan, 6
  - Legacies, building dreams and champions program, member's statement
    - Hamilton, 911
  - Regina, emergency health care service, 139–40
- Saskatchewan First Nations Summer Games, Tony Cote, founder, member's statement
  - McCall, 1386
- Special Olympics Canada Summer Games, Brandon, Manitoba (2006), Saskatoon participants, member's statement
  - Iwanchuk, 429
Sunrise Health Region
- Capital funding, 1539
Swift Current, Sask.
- See also
Synchrotron
- See
  - Canadian Light Source Inc. – Synchrotron