Hansard Speaker Index - 26th Legislature

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LeClerc, Mr. Serge (Saskatchewan Party, Saskatoon Northwest)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 32–34
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1480–1482
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3186–3188
- Advanced Education, Employment and Labour Ministry
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, U51, U325
  - Estimates (2009-10, November 2009), supplementary, U926
- Ambulance Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 49)
  - Report without amendment, moved (LeClerc), U738
- Blood
  - Contaminated products, commemorative tree planting ceremony for affected people (October 27, 2009), member's statement, 3161
- Books
  - Children's book, adaptation from Rita Bouvier poem "Better that Way," member's statement, 1126
  - Saskatchewan Book Awards
    - (2008) Métis graphic novel short listed, member's statement, 1657
- Bridges
  - Saskatoon
    - New, member's statement, 4577
- Budget (2008, March 19)
  - Speakers, 451–454
- Budget (2009, March 18)
  - Speakers, 2413–2417
- Business
  - Junior Achievement Saskatchewan
    - Awards, Saskatoon (April 4, 2008), member's statement, 596
  - North Saskatoon Business Awards (March 16, 2010), member's statement, 4288
- Children
  - Child Abuse Prevention Month (April 2010), member's statement, 4824–4825
- Christmas
  - (2008) greetings, member's statement, 1976
- Community-based organizations
  - CBO Workers Appreciation Day in Saskatchewan (November 6, 2009), member's statement, 3458
- Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 80)
  - Public hearing, presentations
    - Advanced Education, Employment and Labour, U906–911, U917–918
    - Canadian Building and Construction Trades Department, U844–848, U849
    - Canadian Federation of Independent Business, U884–885
    - Canadian Home Builders Association, Saskatchewan, U783–784, U788
    - Christian Labour Association of Canada, U867–869
    - Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union, U891–892
    - Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan, U878–880
    - International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers, U824–826
    - Ledcor CMI Ltd., U836–837, U840–841
    - Martens, Tim, U871–872
    - Merit Contractors Association of Saskatchewan, U791–793
    - Ottenson, Bert, U815–816
    - PCL Construction Management Inc., U809–810
    - Progressive Contractors Association of Canada, U796–798
    - Saskatchewan Business Council, U829–830, U832
    - Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, U778–779
    - Saskatchewan Construction Association, U774
    - Saskatchewan Council of Carpenters and Millwrights, U859–860
    - Saskatchewan Federation of Labour, U852–854
    - Saskatchewan Provincial Building and Construction Trades Council, U768
  - Discussions and deliberations, continued, U946–947, U958
- Corrections, Public Safety and Policing Ministry
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, U68
- Cost of living
  - Affordability, government efforts, recognition, moved (Duncan), 2260–2261
  - Affordability, government efforts, recognition, moved (Duncan); questions and comments, 2263–2264
- Curling
  - Scotties Tournament of Hearts (2009), Team Saskatchewan, member's statement, 2003
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Saskatchewan Addictions Awareness Week (November 2009), member's statement, 3674
  - Saskatchewan and National Addictions Awareness Week (November 16-22, 2008), member's statement, 1736
- Easter
  - Observance, member's statement, 387
- Economy
  - Status, member's statement, 3948–3949
- Education
  - International Adult Learning Week (March 2-9, 2009), member's statement, 2155–2156
- Fundraising
  - United Way
    - Saskatoon, Dinner Date event (November 22, 2007), recognition of Wally and Colleen Mah, member's statement, 69
- Government
  - Initiatives, benefits to Saskatchewan people, moved (Ottenbreit), 1909–1910
  - Initiatives, benefits to Saskatchewan people, moved (Ottenbreit); questions and comments, 1912–1913
- Graduate Retention Program Act (No. 34)
  - Report without amendment, moved (LeClerc), U367
- Health care services
  - Rural, commendation, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 4335
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates (2007-8, March 2008), supplementary, U18
- Hockey
  - World Junior Hockey Championships (2010), member's statement, 3436
- Housing
  - First Nations
    - On-reserve, federal funding, member's statement, 2762–2763
- Multiculturalism
  - Multicultural Week in Saskatchewan (November 22-29, 2009), member's statement, 3737–3738
- Persons
  - Saskatoon, two bus drivers and two paramedics, life-saving actions, member's statement, 14
- Points of order [committees]
  - Bills, public
    - Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 80)
      - Entering into debate during question-and-answer in a public presentation, U902
      - Length of introductory remarks, U896
      - Question irrelevant, U900
      - Questions by opposition wasting time, U899
    - Public Service Essential Services Act (No. 5)
      - Language, use of paranoid, U273
      - Questions and responses, U201–202
  - Estimates
    - Advanced Education, Employment and Labour, comments off topic, U926
    - Corrections, Public Safety and Policing, questioning inappropriate, U448
  - Side conversations, U963–964
- Population
  - Growth, member's statement, 4405–4406
  - In-migration, member's statement, 3410–3411
- Prayer breakfasts
  - Saskatchewan Prayer Breakfast, Regina (April 16, 2008), member's statement, 983
- Private Bills Committee
  - Reports
    - Sixth, moved (LeClerc) for concurrence, 4522
- Public opinion polls
  - Saskatchewan government and economy, member's statement, 3490
- Public safety
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunicator of the Year, and Emergency Telecommunicators Week in Saskatchewan (April 6-12, 2008), member's statement, 661–662
- Public Service Essential Services Act (No. 5), U73, U86
- Saskatchewan
  - Optimism, member's statement, 3575
- Saskatchewan Party
  - Leader's dinner, annual, Saskatoon (April 8, 2008), member's statement, 726
- Social Services Ministry
  - Estimates (2008-9), main, U130, U269–270
- Social workers
  - Social Work Week in Saskatchewan
    - (March 15-21, 2009), member's statement, 2276
    - (March 9-15, 2008), member's statement, 223
- St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon
  - Embracing the Future fundraising campaign, member's statement, 2649
- Station 20 West, Saskatoon
  - Restore funding, moved (Junor); amendment (Schriemer), 803–804
  - Restore funding, moved (Junor); amendment (Schriemer); questions and comments, 808
- Surgery
  - Waiting lists
    - Goal to reduce wait time, recognition, moved (Ottenbreit), 3470–3471
    - Goal to reduce wait time, recognition, moved (Ottenbreit); questions and comments, 3476–3478
- Teachers' Life Insurance (Government Contributory) Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 13)
  - Report without amendment, moved (LeClerc), U240
- Tobacco Control Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 133), U986–990
  - Report with amendment, moved (LeClerc), U990
- Trade Union Amendment Act, 2007 (No. 6), U220–221
  - Report without amendment, moved (LeClerc), U402
- Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 25)
  - Report without amendment, moved (LeClerc), E219
- Women
  - Saskatoon Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, MLA for Saskatoon Sutherland (Schriemer), recognition as a woman of excellence, member's statement, 2881
Lingenfelter, Mr. Dwain (NDP, Regina Douglas Park)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3147–3155
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5977–5982
- Agriculture
  - Federal and provincial support, 5871–5872, 6105–6106
  - Provincial support, 6548
  - Support, 5428–5429
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Estimates (2010-11), main, E614–619, E622–628, E631–638
  - Estimates (2010-11, November 2010), supplementary, E677–687
  - Estimates (2011-12), main, E746–754, E761–767, E771–774
- Ambulance service
  - Inadequacies and funding, 7039–7040
- Autism
  - Spectrum disorder strategy, 3547–3548
- Budget (2009-10)
  - Cuts and deferrals, past and future, 3949–3950
  - Projections, potash revenues and world economy, 3138
- Budget (2010-11)
  - Balancing, methods of, 4487–4488
- Budget (2010, March 24)
  - Speakers, 4478–4479, 4492–4500
- Budget (2011, March 23)
  - Speakers, 7073–7077
- Cabinet
  - And political staff, expenses, reductions, 4468
- Canadian Navy
  - Centennial Navy Day (May 4, 2010), member's statement, 5332
- Christmas
  - (2010) greetings, member's statement, 6470
- Condolences
  - Breker, Mathieu Theodore, former MLA, moved (Wall), 3985–3986
  - Heald, Darrel Verner, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6004
  - Hopfner, Michael Alfred, former MLA, moved (Wall), 3987
  - Kuziak, Alex Gordon, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6005
  - Steuart, David Gordon, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6008–6009
  - Taylor, Douglas Graham, former MLA, moved (Wall), 3994
  - Thompson, Frederick John, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6012–6013
  - Wall, John Vern, former MLA, moved (Wall), 6017–6018
- Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2009
  - Withdraw Bill and consult, 5614, 5631–5632
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, 6547–6548
- Crop insurance, programs
  - Spot loss hail, reinstatement, 5336–5337
  - Wildlife damage compensation, enhancements, ministerial statement (Bjornerud), 4172
- Crown corporations
  - Financial management, 6439–6440
- Discrimination and racism
  - Spring Free From Racism event, Regina
    - (March 19-20, 2011), member's statement, 6791
- Earthquakes
  - Japan (2011), member's statement, 6650–6651
- Economy
  - Economic and social issues, 3134–3135
- Elections, municipal
  - Photo identification, 7500–7501
- Energy
  - Efficiency, national agreement, Saskatchewan commitment, 3611–3612
- Energy and Resources Ministry
  - Estimates (2010-11), main, E469–471
- Enterprise Saskatchewan, 5614
- Estimates
  - (2009-10) supplementary, consideration, 3739, 3771
- Executive Council
  - Estimates (2010-11), main, 5434–5466
  - Estimates (2011-12), main, 7462–7464, 7466–7469, 7471–7480, 7485–7493
- Farmers
  - Income, support, 5428–5429
- Firefighters
  - Number of responders, funding, and cancer concerns, 6202–6203
- First Nations University of Canada
  - Funding issues, 4349–4350
- Fundraising
  - Telemiracle, Kinsmen, Saskatoon (2011), member's statement, 6500
- Government
  - Accountability, 5398–5399
- Government financial management, 3522–3523, 3713–3714, 3738–3739, 3822–3823, 3919–3920
  - Program deferrals, 3769–3770
- Harmonized sales tax
  - Federal program, adoption, 4517–4518
- Health care
  - Management, 6313–6314
  - Privatization, 4579–4580
- Health care services
  - User fees, 4675
- Health facilities
  - Staffing, 3163–3164, 3226–3227, 3347
- Hog industry
  - Big Sky Farms failure, support for grain farmers, 3675–3676, 3887–3888
- Home care
  - Workers, recruitment, 4104–4105
- Labour force
  - National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job
    - (April 28, 2010), member's statement, 5174
- Legislative Assembly
  - Sittings, separate and distinct (December 7-17, 2009), to examine government budget cuts, moved (Lingenfelter), 3775
- Livestock industry, producers
  - Federal and provincial government support, moved (Lingenfelter), 6418
  - Government support, 3576–3577, 6373–6375
- Medical personnel
  - Collective bargaining
    - Wage offer, 7556
  - Collective labour agreements, unsettled, 7363–7365
  - Health care workers
    - Collective bargaining, 5614
  - Salaries, medical personnel vs. CEOs, 7304–7305
- Medical records
  - Disposal, inappropriate, 6885–6886
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - Crop insurance, programs
    - Wildlife damage compensation, enhancements (Bjornerud), 4172
- Motions (under Rule 59)
  - Leave to move a motion (Lingenfelter); not granted, 4294
- Motions, transmittal
  - Politicians
    - Tommy Douglas, former Saskatchewan premier, release complete secured intelligence file, moved (Lingenfelter); transmittal motion (Lingenfelter), 5421
  - Tommy Douglas, former Saskatchewan premier, release complete secured intelligence file, moved (Lingenfelter); transmittal motion (Lingenfelter), 5421
  - Tributes
    - Blakeney, Allan Emrys, former Premier, transmittal, moved (Lingenfelter), 7311
- Natural gas
  - Gas lines, public safety issues, 7239–7240
- Newspapers
  - Better Newspaper Awards (April 16, 2011), member's statement, 7362
- Occupational health and safety
  - Mining industry workplaces, 4965–4966
- Physicians
  - Shortage, 6472–6473
- Physicians, recruitment
  - And retention, 4103–4104, 6914–6915
- Physicians, rural
  - Positions, recruitment and retention, 4042–4043
- Points of order [Session 3]
  - Debate
    - Implication of illegality, apology and withdrawal, 5450
  - Members
    - Cannot impugn the honour of another member, 3774, 4294
- Poland
  - Plane crash deaths (April 10, 2010), condolences from Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan to Polish people, moved (Lingenfelter), 4710
- Politicians
  - Tommy Douglas, former Saskatchewan premier, release complete secured intelligence file, moved (Lingenfelter), 4987–4990
  - Tommy Douglas, former Saskatchewan premier, release complete secured intelligence file, moved (Lingenfelter); transmittal motion (Lingenfelter), 5421
  - Tommy Douglas, release to public the secured intelligence file, moved (Lingenfelter), 4413–4414
- Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Commitment to Saskatchewan, seven-point, 5844–5845
  - Proposed sale, 5708–5709, 5768–5769
  - Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, federal decision, member's statement, 5850–5851
  - Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, request that federal government not approve, moved (Wall); amendment (Lingenfelter), 5691–5694
  - Takeover bids, 5683–5684
- Privacy, protection
  - Hospital and health foundations, access to patient information, 4703–4704, 4828–4829, 5298–5299, 5333–5335
  - Pharmacists, patient information, privacy breach, 4828
- Professional Association of Internes and Residents of Saskatchewan
  - Collective agreement, 6250–6251
- Pulp and paper mills
  - Pulp mill, Prince Albert
    - Environmental liabilities, 6137
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Agriculture, support 5428–5429
  - Autism, spectrum disorder strategy 3547–3548
  - Budget (2009-10)
    - Cuts and deferrals, past and future, 3949–3950
    - Projections, potash revenues and world economy, 3138
  - Budget (2010-11)
    - Balancing, methods of, 4487–4488
  - Cabinet and political staff, expenses, reductions 4468
  - Construction Industry Labour Relations Amendment Act, 2009, withdraw Bill and consult 5614, 5631–5632
  - Crop insurance, programs, spot loss hail, reinstatement 5336–5337
  - Economy, economic and social issues 3134–3135
  - Energy, efficiency, national agreement, Saskatchewan commitment 3611–3612
  - Enterprise Saskatchewan 5614
  - Estimates, supplementary (2009-10), consideration 3739, 3771
  - Farmers, income, support 5428–5429
  - First Nations University of Canada, funding issues 4349–4350
  - Government financial management 3522–3523, 3713–3714, 3738–3739, 3822–3823, 3919–3920
    - Program deferrals, 3769–3770
  - Government, accountability 5398–5399
  - Harmonized sales tax, federal program, adoption 4517–4518
  - Health care
    - Privatization, 4579–4580
  - Health care services
    - User fees, 4675
  - Health facilities
    - Staffing, 3163–3164, 3226–3227, 3347
  - Hog industry, Big Sky Farms failure, support for grain farmers 3675–3676, 3887–3888
  - Home care, workers, recruitment 4104–4105
  - Livestock industry, producers, government support 3576–3577
  - Medical personnel
    - Health care workers, collective bargaining, 5614
  - Occupational health and safety, mining industry workplaces 4965–4966
  - Physicians, recruitment
    - And retention, 4103–4104
  - Physicians, rural
    - Positions, recruitment and retention, 4042–4043
  - Privacy, protection, hospital and health foundations, access to patient information 4703–4704, 4828–4829, 5298–5299, 5333–5335
  - Privacy, protection, pharmacists, patient information, privacy breach 4828
  - Rent control, implementation request 5613
  - Royalties, potash, refunds on advance payments 3979–3980
  - Saskatchewan Communications Network, closure 5612
  - School divisions, funding, public vs. separate 4289–4290
  - Sex offenders, unlawfully at large, public notification, procedures 3459–3461
  - Trade
    - Interprovincial agreement, Western provinces, 5106, 5175–5176
    - Interprovincial agreement, Western provinces, public consultation, 5254–5255
  - Wildlife, habitat protection, Crown land sale, consultation 5405–5407
  - Wildlife, habitat protection, Crown land sale, legislation, consultation 5613, 5632
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Agriculture, federal and provincial support 5871–5872, 6105–6106
  - Agriculture, provincial support 6548
  - Ambulance service, inadequacies and funding 7039–7040
  - Crop insurance, premiums 6547–6548
  - Crown corporations, financial management 6439–6440
  - Elections, municipal
    - Photo identification, 7500–7501
  - Firefighters, number of responders, funding, and cancer concerns 6202–6203
  - Health care
    - Management, 6313–6314
  - Livestock industry, producers, government support 6373–6375
  - Medical personnel
    - Collective bargaining, wage offer, 7556
    - Collective labour agreements, unsettled, 7363–7365
    - Salaries, medical personnel vs. CEOs, 7304–7305
  - Medical records
    - Disposal, inappropriate, 6885–6886
  - Natural gas, gas lines, public safety issues 7239–7240
  - Physicians
    - Shortage, 6472–6473
  - Physicians, recruitment
    - And retention, 6914–6915
  - Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Commitment to Saskatchewan, seven-point, 5844–5845
    - Proposed sale, 5708–5709, 5768–5769
    - Takeover bids, 5683–5684
  - Professional Association of Internes and Residents of Saskatchewan
    - Collective agreement, 6250–6251
  - Pulp and paper mills, pulp mill, Prince Albert, environmental liabilities 6137
  - Rent control 6694–6695, 7148–7149, 7623
  - Rent, increases 7093–7094
  - Rent, increases, government actions 7668–7669
  - Royalties, potash 6502–6503, 6548
  - Saskatchewan Medical Association, collective bargaining with government 6282–6284, 6472–6473
  - School boards
    - Funding issues, Saskatoon, 6082–6083
    - Funding, Catholic school boards, 6652–6653
  - Surgery, kidney transplant program, status 6764–6765
  - Teachers
    - Collective bargaining, status, 7527–7528, 7685–7686
    - Collective bargaining, wage offer, 7557
  - Uranium, foreign investment 5932–5933, 5970–5971
  - West Nile virus disease, preventive measures, funding 7638–7639
- Rent
  - Increases, 7093–7094
  - Increases, government actions, 7668–7669
- Rent control, 6694–6695, 7148–7149, 7623
  - Implementation request, 5613
- Royalties
  - Potash, 6502–6503, 6548
  - Potash, refunds on advance payments, 3979–3980
- Saskatchewan Communications Network
  - Closure, 5612
- Saskatchewan Medical Association
  - Collective bargaining with government, 6282–6284, 6472–6473
- Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership
  - Retirement, Tim Marshall, member's statement, 7037
- School boards
  - Funding
    - Catholic school boards, 6652–6653
  - Funding issues, Saskatoon, 6082–6083
- School divisions
  - Funding, public vs. separate, 4289–4290
- Sex offenders
  - Unlawfully at large, public notification, procedures, 3459–3461
- Surgery
  - Kidney transplant program, status, 6764–6765
- Teachers
  - Collective bargaining
    - Status, 7527–7528, 7685–7686
    - Wage offer, 7557
- Trade
  - Interprovincial agreement, Western provinces, 5106, 5175–5176
  - Interprovincial agreement, Western provinces, public consultation, 5254–5255
- Trade shows
  - Canadian Western Agribition, Regina (November 20-27, 2010), 40th anniversary, member's statement, 6136
- Tributes
  - Blakeney, Allan Emrys, former premier, member's statement, 7295–7296
  - Blakeney, Allan Emrys, former Premier, transmittal, moved (Lingenfelter), 7311
  - Steuart, David Gordon (Davey), former MLA, member's statement, 5869
- Uranium
  - Foreign investment, 5932–5933, 5970–5971
- West Nile virus disease
  - Preventive measures, funding, 7638–7639
- Wildlife
  - Habitat protection, Crown land sale, consultation, 5405–5407
  - Habitat protection, Crown land sale, legislation, consultation, 5613, 5632