Hansard Speaker Index - 27th Legislature

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D'Autremont, Mr. Dan (Saskatchewan Party, Cannington). s.1,2,3,4: Speaker
- See also
  - Speaker
- House Services Committee
  - Revisions to Code of Ethical Conduct for members
    - Steering committee, first report
      - Committee discussion, H74–79
Docherty, Mr. Mark (Saskatchewan Party, Regina Coronation Park). s.4: Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 38–40
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1580–1582
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3823–3826
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5680, 5681–5684
- Archives and Public Records Management Act (No. 141)
  - First reading, 5542
  - Second reading, 5729–5731
  - Committee discussion N639–644
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6835
  - Third reading, 6835
- Archives and Public Records Management Consequential Amendments Act, 2014 (No. 142)
  - First reading, 5542
  - Second reading, 5732
  - Committee discussion N645
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6835–6836
  - Third reading, 6836
- Arts and culture
  - Arts and crafts sale (November 23-24, 2012), Coronation Park Community Association (Regina), member's statement, 2044
  - Street Culture Studios (Regina), member's statement, 3468
- Basketball
  - Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) Women's Basketball Tournament
    - (March 16-19, 2012), Saskatchewan teams, achievements, member's statement, 445–446
    - (March 15-17, 2013), University of Regina, participant and host, member's statement, 2706
  - Women, University of Regina Cougars, Canada West champions (2013), member's statement, 2449
- Bonds
  - Social impact bonds
    - Government and partners, commendation, moved (Merriman)
      - Questions and comments 5443
- Brain
  - Brain Awareness Week
    - (March 10-16, 2014), member's statement, 4602
- Budget (2012-13)
  - Balanced
    - Only balanced provincial budget in Canada, commendation, moved (Moe), 1007–1008
      - Questions and comments 1010
- Budget (2012, March 21)
  - Speakers, 817–819
- Budget (2013, March 20)
  - Speakers, 3003–3005
- Budget (2014, March 19)
  - Speakers, 4836–4838
- Budget (2015, March 18)
  - Speakers, 6730–6734
- Child welfare
  - Legislation
    - Review
      - Member's statement, 5234–5235
- Children
  - National Child Day
    - (November 20, 2013), member's statement, 4109–4110
- Cities and towns
  - Main Street Saskatchewan program
    - New communities accepted, ministerial statement (Docherty), 5867–5868
- Co-operatives
  - International Year of Co-operatives (2012), member's statement, 1599–1600
- Creative Saskatchewan
  - Grant awarding, decisions, 6427–6428, 6459
  - Travel and event expenses during spending freeze, 6341, 6383–6384, 6427–6428, 6459
- Crown corporations
  - Government support and condemnation of government's privatization agenda, moved (Belanger)
    - Questions and comments 3448
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Government initiatives, commendation, moved (Docherty), 5141–5144
  - International Day of Persons with Disabilities
    - (December 3, 2013), member's statement, 4361
  - Provincial strategy
    - Development
      - Citizen consultation team announced (October 30, 2013), member's statement, 3738
    - First public consultation (April 28, 2014), member's statement, 5243
    - Launch (May 6, 2013), member's statement, 3457
- Disabled and handicapped persons, programs
  - Assembly commend government on implementation of programs, and Assembly supports future government initiatives, moved (Merriman), 3533–3534
    - Questions and comments 3539
  - Support programs and services
    - Waiting list initiative, completion, member's statement, 3317
- Discrimination and racism
  - Spring Free From Racism event in Regina
    - (March 23, 2014), member's statement, 4818
- Environmental protection
  - Voices of Nature event (May 8, 2014) at Dr. L.M. Hanna School (Regina), member's statement, 5414
- Film industry
  - Tax incentives, 5596–5597
- Francophones
  - La journée internationale de la Francophonie
    - (March 20, 2014), member's statement, 4790
- Government
  - Policies, commendation, moved (Steinley)
    - Questions and comments 2723–2724
  - Priorities, perspectives on, moved (Broten)
    - Questions and comments 1418
- Government, lean management program
  - Condemnation, moved (Chartier)
    - Questions and comments 5225
- Grain
  - Transportation, backlog
    - Federal order in council and emergency legislation, support, moved (Bjornerud)
      - Questions and comments 4711
- Group homes
  - Melfort, sod-turning (April 2, 2012), member's statement, 899
- Health care
  - Basics and seniors' care vs. lean management program costs, condemnation, moved (Chartier), 5075–5077
    - Questions and comments 5077–5079
  - Saskatchewan Healthcare Excellence Awards
    - (2015), Eden Care Communities, recipient, member's statement, 6816
- Housing, affordable
  - Development
    - Regina, member's statement, 2837–2838
  - Disabled and handicapped persons
    - Federal-provincial funding, member's statement, 1872
- Human Services Committee
  - Reports
    - Second, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Docherty), U251
- Immigrants
  - Know Your Rights Conference (April 25, 2015), member's statement, 7058
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Maiden speeches, 38–40
- Long-term care facilities
  - Regina Lutheran Home, 8th Annual Holiday Magic Gala Fundraiser (November 21, 2014), member's statement, 6262
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Cities and towns
    - Main Street Saskatchewan program
      - New communities accepted (Docherty), 5867–5868
  - Music
    - BreakOutWest music conference and Western Canadian Music Awards (2016), Regina, host city (Docherty), 7702–7703
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2013 (No. 2) (No. 123)
  - Committee discussion
    - Report without amendment, moved (Docherty), U749
- Mother's Day
  - (May 12, 2013), member's statement, 3523
- Multiple sclerosis
  - Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month
    - (May 2013), member's statement, 3416
- Music
  - BreakOutWest music conference and Western Canadian Music Awards (2016), Regina, host city, ministerial statement, 7702–7703
- Parks
  - Recreation sites
    - White Butte Trails, privatization, 6833–6834
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2015-16), main, N646–667
- Police services
  - Aboriginal police preparation program
    - SIAST, member's statement, 2728–2729, 4723
- Post-secondary education
  - Government actions and investment, preparation for continued leadership in research, innovation, and supports for students, moved (Hickie)
    - Questions and comments 4441–4442
- Poverty
  - Reduction strategy
    - Develop and implement, moved (Forbes), 5367–5368
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Creative Saskatchewan
    - Travel and event expenses during spending freeze, 6341, 6383–6384, 6427–6428, 6459
  - Film industry
    - Tax incentives, 5596–5597
  - Parks
    - Recreation sites
      - White Butte Trails, privatization, 6833–6834
- Resources
  - Natural resource economy
    - Importance, condemnation of negative statements by federal NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, moved (Doherty)
      - Questions and comments 1495
- Saskatchewan Abilities Council
  - Regina branch, building expansion for quality of life day program, member's statement, 1808
- Schools, new
  - Construction, public-private partnerships
    - Member's statement, 3613
- Social workers
  - Child protection workers
    - Member's statement, 4947
  - Social Work Week in Saskatchewan
    - (March 18-24, 2012), member's statement, 598
    - (March 16-22, 2014), member's statement, 4750
- St. Patrick's Day
  - Recognition (2012), member's statement, 575
  - Recognition (2015), member's statement, 6578–6579
- Students
  - Regina's Mayor for a Day (February 19, 2013), Amaima Noor, Coronation Park School (Regina), winner, additional achievements, member's statement, 2789
- Teachers
  - Governor General's History Award for Excellence in Teaching (2015), Kim Sadowsky (Regina), recipient, member's statement, 7354
- Trade agreements (commerce)
  - Government of Canada and European Union, supports opportunities for Saskatchewan's agriculture and uranium industries, moved (Bjornerud)
    - Questions and comments 4159–4160
- Volunteers
  - International Volunteer Day (December 5, 2013), member's statement, 4426
- Wages and salaries
  - Minimum wage
    - Indexing
      - Member's statement, 5027
- Women's shelters
  - Fundraising, Leader-Post Christmas Cheer Fund in Regina, member's statement, 2261
- Youth
  - Regina's Youth Week celebration (May 3, 2013), member's statement, 3429
Doherty, Mr. Kevin (Saskatchewan Party, Regina Northeast). s.2,3: Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport; s.4: Minister of Advanced Education, Minister of Finance
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 33–35
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3834–3838
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5575–5578
- Advanced Education Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2015-16), main, U907–923, U995–1001
- Arts and culture
  - Celebration of Cultures community event in Regina (March 25, 2012), member's statement, 844
  - Creative industries
    - Strategy development and film industry, 2579–2580
- Athletics Commission Act (No. 108)
  - First reading, 3857
  - Second reading, 4027–4028
  - Committee discussion N449–454
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4757
  - Third reading, 4757
- Budget
  - Ontario, deficit, member's statement, 1265
- Budget (2012, March 21)
  - Speakers, 787–790
- Budget (2013, March 20)
  - Speakers, 2910–2913
- Budget (2014, March 19)
  - Speakers, 4862–4870
- Budget (2015, March 18)
  - Speakers, 6744–6751
- Constituency boundaries
  - Legislative changes
    - Representation issues and rejection of additional constituencies, moved (McCall)
      - Questions and comments 590–591
- Creative Saskatchewan Act (No. 89)
  - First reading, 2929
  - Second reading, 3052–3054
  - Committee discussion N335–342
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3396
  - Third reading, 3396
- Degree Authorization Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 143)
  - First reading, 5542
  - Second reading, 5732–5734
  - Committee discussion U1001–1003
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6934
  - Third reading, 6934
- Economy
  - Strength and optimism
    - Member's statement, 993
- Education Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 2) (No. 70)
  - Committee discussion
    - Report without amendment, moved (Doherty), U414
- Film industry, film employment tax credit
  - Elimination, 2991–2992, 3021–3022
    - Economic analysis, 1601–1602, 1700–1701, 2928–2929
  - Reinstatement, 1650–1651, 1809–1810, 1929–1930, 3937–3938
  - Replacement plan, 2579
- Food banks
  - Regina Food Bank
    - Wayne Hellquist, chief executive officer, recognition, member's statement, 1456
- Fundraising
  - Consumers' Co-operative Refineries Ltd., burn victims, benefit concert (December 3, 2011), member's statement, 98–99
- Government financial management, 7674–7675, 7717
  - And mid-year financial report, 7862
- Highways and roads
  - Member's statement, 1058
- Holocaust
  - Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah)
    - (April 18, 2012), member's statement, 1155
- Immigrants
  - Community Connections event in Regina
    - (March 24, 2013), member's statement, 2923
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Maiden speeches, 33–35
- Meewasin Valley Authority, Saskatoon
  - Provincial funding, 5401
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Skating rinks
    - Community rink affordability grant (Doherty), 2325
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - National Day of Honour
    - (May 9, 2014) (Doherty), 5364–5365
  - Tourism
    - Saskatchewanderer, marketing program, expansion (2013) (Doherty), 3647
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - University of Regina
    - International education strategy, initiatives and goals (Doherty), 5994
- National Day of Honour
  - (May 9, 2014), ministerial statement (Doherty), 5364–5365
- Oil industry
  - Oil sands
    - Appeal to Canada to join Alberta and Saskatchewan in sharing positive message, moved (Doherty), 421–423
      - Questions and comments 430
- Parks Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 2) (No. 62)
  - First reading, 1815
  - Second reading, 1885–1886
  - Committee discussion N396–404
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3568
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 3568
  - Third reading, 3568
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2012-13, November), supplementary, N231
    - (2013-14), main, N265–293
    - (2014-15), main, N525–556
- Parks, provincial
  - Camping fees, increase, 5273–5274
  - Campsite reservations
    - Online system
      - Problems, 4557–4558, 4697–4698
- Physicians
  - Canadian Medical Association, Resident Leadership Award (2013) and College of Family Physicians, Murray Stalker Award (2103), Dr. Paul Dhillon (Regina), recipient, member's statement, 4361
- Post-secondary education
  - Funding
    - Institutions and programs, 6697–6698
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Arts and culture
    - Creative industries
      - Strategy development and film industry, 2579–2580
  - Film industry, film employment tax credit
    - Elimination, 2991–2992, 3021–3022
      - Economic analysis, 1601–1602, 1700–1701, 2928–2929
    - Reinstatement, 1650–1651, 1809–1810, 1929–1930
    - Replacement plan, 2579
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Film industry, film employment tax credit
    - Reinstatement, 3937–3938
  - Meewasin Valley Authority, Saskatoon
    - Provincial funding, 5401
  - Parks, provincial
    - Camping fees, increase, 5273–5274
    - Campsite reservations
      - Online system
        
        Problems, 4557–4558, 4697–4698
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Government financial management 7674–7675, 7717
    - And mid-year financial report, 7862
  - Post-secondary education
    - Funding
      - Institutions and programs, 6697–6698
  - Schools
    - First Nations
      - Internet access fees, 5541
  - University of Regina
    - Funding
      - Reduced, 7702
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - Science ambassador program, elimination, 5804
- Regional Parks Act, 2012 (No. 63)
  - First reading, 1782
  - Second reading, 1821–1822
  - Committee discussion N327–333
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3395
  - Third reading, 3395
- Regional Parks Consequential Amendments Act, 2012 (No. 64)
  - First reading, 1815–1816
  - Second reading, 1888
  - Committee discussion N334
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3395
  - Third reading, 3395
- Resources
  - Natural resource economy
    - Critique of national New Democratic Party position, member's statement, 1431, 1443, 1517
    - Importance, condemnation of negative statements by federal NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair, moved (Doherty), 1485–1487
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Estimates
    - (2015-16), statutory, lending and investing activities, C599–601, C603
- Schools
  - First Nations
    - Internet access fees, 5541
- Skating rinks
  - Community rinks affordability grant
    - Ministerial statement (Doherty), 2325
- Students
  - M.J. Coldwell Elementary School (Regina) students, United Kingdom trip, member's statement, 5190
- Tourism
  - Saskatchewanderer
    - Marketing program, expansion (2013), ministerial statement (Doherty), 3647
- University of Regina
  - Funding
    - Reduced, 7702
  - International education strategy, initiatives and goals, ministerial statement (Doherty), 5994
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Science ambassador program, elimination, 5804
Doke, Mr. Larry (Saskatchewan Party, Cut Knife-Turtleford)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 82–84
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 3838–3840
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5670–5672
- Advanced Education Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.1 and (2015) v.2, ch.1, P734
    - (2015) v.1, ch.7 [Note: misidentified as (2015) v.2, ch.7], P736
- Bowling
  - Canadian national bowling championship (2015), five-pin masters category, Theresa Martin (Maidstone), participant, member's statement, 7831
- Budget (2012, March 21)
  - Speakers, 828–830
- Budget (2013, March 20)
  - Speakers, 3000–3002
- Budget (2014, March 19)
  - Speakers, 4842–4845
- Budget (2015, March 18)
  - Speakers, 6775–6778
- Business
  - Canadian Federation of Independent Business
    - Saskatchewan rankings (2014), member's statement, 5490
- Central Services Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.30, P575
    - (2015) v.1, ch.5, P578
- Constituency boundaries
  - Legislative changes
    - Costs, and failure to consult, moved (Wotherspoon)
      - Questions and comments 1172
- Crown corporations
  - Privatization
    - Condemnation of government actions, moved (McCall)
      - Questions and comments 4598
- Curling
  - Scotties Tournament of Hearts
    - (February 16-24, 2013), Jill Shumay team (Maidstone), recognition, member's statement, 2600
- Cypress Regional Health Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.42, P716
- Cystic fibrosis
  - Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month (May 2012), member's statement, 1529
- Diabetes
  - Canadian Diabetes Association of Saskatchewan, National Volunteer Awards Luncheon in Regina (March 19, 2015), Saskatchewan recipients, member's statement, 6788
  - National Diabetes Awareness Month
    - (November 2013), member's statement, 4111
    - (November 2014), member's statement, 5591
  - World Diabetes Day (November 14, 2012), member's statement, 1924
- Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
  - National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week
    - (April 19-25, 2015), member's statement, 6982
- Downhill Skiing
  - Canada Winter Games, slalom, participants, Louis Lacoursier and Amy Lacoursier, member's statement, 6542
- Economy Committee
  - Reports
    - Second, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Doke), E156
- Economy Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2012) v.2, ch.31, P616
    - (2014) v.2, ch.5, P616
    - (2014) v.2, ch.32, P618
    - (2014) v.2, ch.43, P619
    - (2015) v.1, ch.19, P623
- Economy, growth
  - Government vision, support, moved (Doke), 5974–5976
- Education
  - Education sector strategic plan
    - Provincial Auditor's reports
      - (2015) v.1, ch.9, P711
- Education Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2013) v.1, ch.5 and (2014) v.1, ch.5, P541, P543–544
    - (2013) v.1, ch.13, P611
    - (2014) v.2, ch.6, P614
    - (2014) v.2, ch.27, P615
    - (2014) v.2, ch.31, P606–607
    - (2014) v.2, ch.37, P702
    - (2014) v.2, ch.38, P705
    - (2014) v.2, ch.39, P708
    - (2015) v.1, ch.4, P700
    - (2015) v.1, ch.13, P709
- eHealth Saskatchewan
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.1, ch.9, P512
    - (2014) v.2, ch.7, P720
    - (2015) v.1, ch.10, P722
    - (2015) v.2, ch.6, P721
- Entrepreneurs
  - Saskatchewan, commendation and support of their hard work, moved (Cox), 3300–3301
    - Questions and comments 3306
- Environment Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.1, ch.21, P592
    - (2014) v.2, ch.45, P590–591
    - (2014) v.2, ch.8, P591
- Federal government
  - Bill C-51, infringement on freedoms, lack of parliamentary oversight, and undermining democratic integrity, condemnation, moved (Forbes)
    - Questions and comments 6884
- Finance Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2012) v.2, ch.30, P583
    - (2014) v.1, ch.1, P584
    - (2014) v.1, ch.25, P584
    - (2014) v.2, ch.45, P590
    - (2014) v.2, ch.46, P583
    - (2014) v.2, ch.47, P581
    - (2014) v.2, ch.9, P581
    - (2015) v.1, ch.1, P584
  - Provincial Auditor's special report, (2013) The Need to Change - Modernizing Government Budgeting and Financial Reporting in Saskatchewan P587
- Firefighters
  - Provincial Aboriginal Firefighters Competition (2013), Fond du Lac fire department, champions, member's statement, 4222
- Five Hills Regional Health Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.1, ch.22, P718
- Floods
  - Flood responders and volunteers
    - Recognition, member's statement, 3456
- Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act (No. 83)
  - Committee discussion
    - Report without amendment, moved (Doke), E297
- Forestry Professions Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 49)
  - Committee discussion E339–340
- Global Transportation Hub Authority Act (No. 81)
  - Committee discussion E305
    - Report with amendment, moved (Doke), E306
- Government
  - Priorities, perspectives on, moved (Broten)
    - Questions and comments 1417
  - Saskatchewan plan for growth, commendation, moved (Norris), 1850–1851
    - Questions and comments 1857
- Government Relations Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.10, P624
    - (2014) v.2, ch.33, P627
- Health facilities
  - Collaborative emergency centres
    - Maidstone
      - Member's statement, 4392–4393
- Health Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.11, P658
    - (2015) v.1, ch.23, P661, P662
- Heartland Regional Health Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.35, P682
- Highways and Infrastructure Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.1, ch.22, P599
    - (2014) v.2, ch.12, P598
    - (2014) v.2, ch.49, P601
- Highways and roads, construction and maintenance
  - Winter maintenance
    - Workers, recognition
      - Member's statement, 2866–2867
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - (2012), recipients, member's statement, 2260
- Housing programs
  - Headstart on a Home program
    - Development
      - (Maidstone), member's statement, 5104
- Hydraulic fracturing
  - Continued use in Saskatchewan energy sector, moved (Bradshaw), 3915–3916
    - Questions and comments 3922
- Judges
  - Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, John Klebuc, former Chief Justice of Saskatchewan, retirement, member's statement, 7228
- Justice and Attorney General Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.1, ch.10, P549
- Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2012) v.2, ch.27, P559
    - (2012) v.2, ch.52; (2014) v.2, ch 50, P562
    - (2013) v.1, ch.18, P564
    - (2013) v.1, ch.27, P565
    - (2014) v.2, ch.13, P566
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Maiden speeches, 82–84
  - Number, increase
    - Plan, condemnation, moved (Belanger)
      - Questions and comments 6469
- Lupus
  - World Lupus Day (May 10, 2012), member's statement, 1477
- Lymphedema
  - Lymphedema Awareness Day in Saskatchewan
    - (March 6, 2012), member's statement, 325
- Military history
  - Stories of Courage: Saskatchewan Veterans Remember, and Trenches and Frontlines, City Saskatchewan TV broadcast, member's statement, 7673
- Motions, transmittal
  - Military history
    - World War II, end, 70th anniversary, and Royal Canadian Legion, 90th anniversary, transmittal, moved (Huyghebaert), 7667
- North Sask Laundry & Support Services Ltd.
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.15, P719
- Official opposition
  - Leader
    - Economic plan, critique, member's statement, 6580
  - Representation of Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association views, member's statement, 7059
- Oil industry
  - Oil sands
    - Appeal to Canada to join Alberta and Saskatchewan in sharing positive message, moved (Doherty), 427–428
      - Questions and comments 430
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.16, P651, P652
    - (2015) v.1, ch.24, P654
- Personal wealth
  - Earnings, wage growth, member's statement, 6859–6860
- Points of order [Session 4]
  - Language, unparliamentary; withdrawal and apology, 7079
- Post-secondary education
  - Government actions and investment, preparation for continued leadership in research, innovation, and supports for students, moved (Hickie)
    - Questions and comments 4442
- Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.36, P667
    - (2014) v.2, ch.52, P716
- Provincial Auditor
  - Annual report (2014-2015), P743
  - Business and financial plan (2016-2017), P745–746
  - Global Transportation Hub
    - Priority audit of government's land acquisition for, Auditor's available resources, latitude, and interim vs final reporting factors, P756–757, P759–760
  - Human resource and financial management policies be tabled with PAC to include explanatory notes by June 30, 2016, moved (Doke), P746
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Committee supports work plan outlined by Provincial Auditor in her letter of February 9, 2016 which was tabled February 10, 2016, moved (Doke); amendment (Wotherspoon); amendment (Hart), P757, P759–760
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.56, P638
  - Reports
    - Second, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Doke), P685
    - Third, be adopted and filed with Clerk, moved (Doke), P752
- Public Service Commission
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.1, ch.25 and (2014) v.2, ch.17, P650
- Public-private partnerships
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.1, ch.31, Managing risks of public-private partnerships, P380–381
- Recreational facilities
  - Sportsplex (Lashburn), mortgage burning event (April 27, 2013), member's statement, 3430
- Regina bypass
  - Government actions, safety measures, use local firms, and re-evaluate route and public-private partnership, moved (Wotherspoon), 7443–7445
- Regina Qu'Appelle Regional Health Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.1, ch.14, P673
    - (2015) v.1, ch.26, P673
- Regional colleges
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.2, ch.18, P737
- Regional health authorities
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2 ch.19 and (2015) v.2, ch.19, P715
- Rural families
  - Battlefords Agricultural Society, Farm Family of the Year Award (2013), Nachtegaele family (Battlefords, member's statement, 2675
- Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.20 and (2015) v.2, ch.22, P719
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.22, P646
    - (2014) v.2, ch.53, P647
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.23, P645
    - (2015) v.1, ch.28, P645
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.24, P642
- Saskatchewan Water Security Agency
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.28 and (2015) v.2, ch.30, P748
    - (2014) v.2, ch.40, P749–750
    - (2015) v.2, ch.56, P751
- Scholarships and bursaries
  - Recipients
    - Lester B. Pearson College (Victoria, BC), Baccalaureate scholarship (2012), Cassandra Switzer (Cut Knife-Turtleford), recipient, member's statement, 1264
- Social Services Ministry
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.2, ch.26, P631
    - (2014) v.2, ch.55, P633
    - (2015) v.1, ch.27, P634
    - (2015) v.1, ch.31, P635–636
- Taxation
  - Business
    - Official opposition policy not supported by government, moved (Bjornerud)
      - Questions and comments 6278
- Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2014) v.1, ch.14, P388–389
- Trade agreements (commerce)
  - Government of Canada and European Union, supports opportunities for Saskatchewan's agriculture and uranium industries, moved (Bjornerud)
    - Questions and comments 4159
  - Trans-Pacific Partnership
    - Assembly supports economic opportunities, moved (Bradshaw)
      - Questions and comments 7343
- Tributes
  - Currie-Foster, Vinessa, owner of Clearwater Canoeing, member's statement, 7110
- Unemployment
  - Rate
    - Member's statement, 5382
- University of Regina
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2015) v.1, ch.32, P740
- Uranium
  - Cameco (Firm)
    - Assembly supports Cameco energy deal with India, and Assembly supports similar global trade and export opportunities, moved (Jurgens)
      - Questions and comments 7074–7075
  - Cigar Lake mine
    - Production
      - Member's statement, 4695
- Volunteers
  - Rivers West District for Sport, Culture and Recreation's Professional of the Year Award (2014), Pearl Hawkins (Meota), recipient, member's statement, 5256
- Water quality
  - World Water Day
    - (March 22, 2012), member's statement, 706
- Youth
  - Northwest region, Junior Citizen of the Year (2013), Jonathan Neigum (Unity), member's statement, 4979
Draude, Ms. June (Saskatchewan Party, Kelvington-Wadena). s.1,2,3: Minister of Social Services
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5497–5499
- Autism
  - Walk Now for Autism fundraiser, Jayden Johnson, honorary ambassador, member's statement, 6897
- Bonds
  - Social impact bonds
    - Government support, moved (Draude), 7011–7013
- Budget (2012, March 21)
  - Speakers, 735–738
- Budget (2014, March 19)
  - Speakers, 4845–4847
- Bullying
  - Anti-bullying
    - Wadena and Kelvington students, mock legislative bill, member's statement, 4775
- Cabinet ministers
  - Social Services [Draude], international travel expenses, 5063, 5095–5096
  - Social Services [Draude], international trips, member's statement, 5087
- Child care
  - Spaces, subsidies, and employees' wages, issues, 600
- Child welfare
  - Caregivers
    - Government financial support, 575–576
  - Child in care, death
    - Children's Advocate report, 5419
  - Children in care
    - Resources, 3290–3291, 3995–3996, 4887–4889, 5311–5312
  - Counsel for children program, official launch (December 2, 2014), member's statement, 6173–6174
  - Dales House (Regina)
    - Issues, 2791–2792, 2989–2990
  - Partnership, provincial child welfare services and Lac la Ronge Indian Band child and family services agency
    - Ministerial statement (Draude), 1523
- Children
  - At risk, 11-and-under initiative, ministerial statement (Draude), 1654–1655
- Community-based organizations
  - Equity issues, plan of action declaration, 1532–1533
  - Political activities, policies and guidelines, 5402
- Cross-country running
  - Wadena Composite School, James Lorenzen, James, achievements, member's statement, 3770
- Disabled and handicapped persons
  - Day program funding standard, new, ministerial statement (Draude), 391–392
- Disabled and handicapped persons, programs
  - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
    - Enhancements
      - Ministerial statement (Draude), 104
  - Support programs and services, 3459–3461
- Discrimination and racism
  - International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
    - (March 21, 2015), member's statement, 6610–6611
- Emergency housing
  - Availability, 240–241
  - Availability and social assistance shelter rates, 206–207
  - Downtown Browne's Emergency Youth Shelter (Regina)
    - Grand opening (March 13, 2012), ministerial statement (Draude), 486–487
  - Winter shelter, North Battleford, funding, 849–850
- Families
  - Pakistani child, particular case, visa approved for travel to Canada, member's statement, 7083
- Festivals
  - Veselka Spring Festival in Foam Lake (April 25, 2015), member's statement, 7098
- Film industry, film employment tax credit
  - Replacement plan, 1509
- Food banks
  - Use, 1652–1653
- Foster home care
  - Overcrowding
    - Safety, allegations of abuse, 1298–1299
- Government
  - Assembly supports government's vision and plan for growing Saskatchewan, and condemns official opposition for not having a plan or vision for the future of Saskatchewan people, moved (Bjornerud), 7737–7738
    - Questions and comments 7744
  - Boards and agencies
    - Appointments, 5196
    - Appointments of women, 418–419, 1781
- Health care, lean management program
  - Condemnation, moved (Chartier)
    - Questions and comments 5848–5849
- Health facilities
  - Kelvington and District integrated health care facility
    - Construction, member's statement, 5591–5592
  - Sunrise Health and Wellness Centre (Yorkton), grand opening (November 28, 2014), member's statement, 6263
- Hockey
  - Midget AAA Western Regional Championship (2013), Saskatoon Contacts, champions, member's statement, 3137
- Home care
  - Seniors
    - Home support and hospice funding, 238
- Housing authorities
  - Earl Grey Housing Authority, social housing, maintenance funding, 5363–5364
- Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan
  - Rental purchase option program, 3908
- Housing, affordable
  - And social housing
    - Rents and social assistance supplements, 207–208
  - Availability, 2605
  - Development
    - Financed from Regina land sale, 1844–1845
  - Disabled and handicapped persons
    - Accessible housing, availability, 3483–3484
  - Social housing
    - Age requirement policies and rents, 5296–5297, 5364
    - Tenants
      - Government actions, 2162–2163
- Leadership
  - Women, University of Regina Inspiring Leadership Forum
    - (March 11, 2015), member's statement, 6542
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Personal statements (November 26, 2015), 7882–7884
- Mental health
  - Private service homes and mental health homes, approved, funding
    - Increase (May 1, 2012), ministerial statement (Draude), 786–787
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Child welfare
    - Partnership, provincial child welfare services and Lac la Ronge Indian Band child and family services agency (Draude), 1523
  - Disabled and handicapped persons
    - Day program funding standard, new (Draude), 391–392
  - Disabled and handicapped persons, programs
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program, enhancements (Draude), 104
  - Emergency housing
    - Downtown Browne's Emergency Youth Shelter (Regina), grand opening (March 13, 2012) (Draude), 486–487
  - Mental health
    - Private service homes and mental health homes, approved, funding increase (May 1, 2012) (Draude), 786–787
  - Public welfare
    - FoxValley Counseling Services Inc. (Regina), provincial funding (Draude), 580
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Children
    - At risk, 11-and-under initiative (Draude), 1654–1655
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - Women's shelters
    - Sweet Dreams (Saskatoon), social impact bond funding (Draude), 5389–5390
- Motions, transmittal
  - Military history
    - World War II, end, 70th anniversary, and Royal Canadian Legion, 90th anniversary, transmittal, moved (Huyghebaert), 7664–7665
- Occupational therapists
  - Numbers in school divisions, 5166
- Points of order (committees)
  - Social Services Ministry, staff policy on seeking elected office, U42
- Poverty
  - Reduction strategy, 2137–2138, 4640, 5308–5310
  - Seniors, 5261–5262
- Public service
  - Lean management program, 1233–1234
  - Policy on seeking elected office, 1059–1060
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates
    - (2012-13), main, C33–47, C50
- Public welfare
  - Foxvalley Counseling Services Inc. (Regina)
    - Provincial funding
      - Ministerial statement (Draude), 580
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Child care
    - Spaces, subsidies, employees' wages, issues, 600
  - Child welfare
    - Caregivers
      - Government financial support, 575–576
  - Community-based organizations
    - Equity issues, plan of action declaration, 1532–1533
  - Emergency housing
    - Availability, 240–241
    - Availability and social assistance shelter rates, 206–207
    - Winter shelter, North Battleford, funding, 849–850
  - Film industry, film employment tax credit
    - Replacement plan, 1509
  - Foster home care
    - Overcrowding
      - Safety, allegations of abuse, 1298–1299
  - Government
    - Boards and agencies
      - Appointments of women, 418–419
  - Home care
    - Seniors
      - Home support and hospice funding, 238
  - Housing, affordable
    - And social housing
      - Rents and social assistance supplements, 207–208
  - Public service
    - Lean management program, 1233–1234
    - Policy on seeking elected office, 1059–1060
  - Rent
    - Increases
      - Saskatchewan Housing affordable units, 155–156
  - Saskatchewan assistance plan
    - Recipients
      - December payments, 241–242
  - Suicide
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Youth, 100
  - Women
    - Rural, social welfare support, 328–329
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Child welfare
    - Children in care
      - Resources, 3290–3291
    - Dales House (Regina), issues, 2791–2792, 2989–2990
  - Disabled and handicapped persons, programs
    - Support programs and services, 3459–3461
  - Food banks
    - Use, 1652–1653
  - Government
    - Boards and agencies
      - Appointments of women, 1781
  - Housing, affordable
    - Availability, 2605
    - Development
      - Financed from Regina land sale, 1844–1845
    - Disabled and handicapped persons
      - Accessible housing, availability, 3483–3484
    - Social housing
      - Tenants
        
        Government actions, 2162–2163
  - Poverty
    - Reduction strategy, 2137–2138
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Legal fees, Prince Albert and the North, 3329
  - Valley View Centre (Moose Jaw)
    - Closure
      - Economic effect on Moose Jaw, 1961–1962
    - Residents
      - Relocation to community, 1959–1960
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Social Services [Draude], international travel expenses, 5063, 5095–5096
  - Child welfare
    - Child in care, death
      - Children's Advocate report, 5419
    - Children in care
      - Resources, 3995–3996, 4887–4889, 5311–5312
  - Community-based organizations
    - Political activities, policies and guidelines, 5402
  - Government
    - Boards and agencies
      - Appointments, 5196
  - Housing authorities
    - Earl Grey Housing Authority, social housing, maintenance funding, 5363–5364
  - Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan
    - Rental purchase option program, 3908
  - Housing, affordable
    - Social housing
      - Age requirement policies and rents, 5296–5297, 5364
  - Occupational therapists
    - Numbers in school divisions, 5166
  - Poverty
    - Reduction strategy, 4640, 5308–5310
    - Seniors, 5261–5262
  - Social Services Appeal Board
    - Board Co-Chair
      - Social Services minister [Draude], relationship with, 5361–5362
    - Board membership, 5184–5185, 5428
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Child and family services
      - Funding
        
        Salaries, 5041
    - Minister [Draude], international travel expenses, 5041–5042
  - Valley View Centre (Moose Jaw)
    - Closure
      - Residents
        
        Relocation to community, 5388
- Rent
  - Increases
    - Saskatchewan Housing affordable units, 155–156
- Rural Saskatchewan
  - Assembly supports government action to improve quality of life in rural Saskatchewan, and Assembly condemns official opposition lack of policy regarding investment in rural Saskatchewan, moved (Draude), 6547–6549
- Saskatchewan assistance plan
  - Recipients
    - December payments, 241–242
- Saskatchewan Employment (Essential Services) Amendment Act, 2015 (No. 183)
  - Committee discussion
    - Report without amendment, moved (Draude), U1175
- Sexual assault
  - Sexual Assault Awareness Week
    - (May 10-16, 2015), member's statement, 7227
- Social Services Appeal Board
  - Board Co-Chair
    - Social Services minister [Draude], relationship with, 5361–5362
  - Board membership, 5184–5185, 5428
- Social Services Ministry
  - Child and family services
    - Funding
      - Salaries, 5041
  - Estimates
    - (2012-13), main, U27–53, U70–86, U164–172
    - (2013-14, November), supplementary, U577–582, U584–585
    - (2013-14), main, U313–314, U316–347, U349–359, U361–362
    - (2014-15), main, U615–616, U618–622, U624–628, U630, U661–662, U664–666, U668, U670–677, U727–737, U740–741, U744–745
  - Legal fees, Prince Albert and the North, 3329
  - Minister [Draude], international travel expenses, 5041–5042
- Social Workers Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 78)
  - First reading, 2139
  - Second reading, 2166
  - Committee discussion U504–508
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3488
  - Third reading, 3488
- Sports
  - Sports Hall of Fame, inductees event (June 13, 2015), member's statement, 7252
- Suicide
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Youth, 100
- Ukrainian Canadian Congress, Saskatchewan Provincial Council
  - Nation Builders and Community Recognition Awards
    - (2014), Sylvia Myall (Foam Lake), recipient, member's statement, 6080–6081
- Valley View Centre (Moose Jaw)
  - Closure
    - Economic effect on Moose Jaw, 1961–1962
  - Residents
    - Relocation to community, 1959–1960, 5388
- Volunteers
  - Community Futures Volunteer Award (2013-14), Annette Dubé (Kelvington), recipient, member's statement, 4552
- Women
  - Rural, social welfare support, 328–329
- Women's shelters
  - Sweet Dreams (Saskatoon)
    - Social impact bond funding, ministerial statement (Draude), 5389–5390
    - Success, member's statement, 5800
Duncan, Mr. Dustin (Saskatchewan Party, Weyburn-Big Muddy). s.1: Minister of Environment; s.2,3,4: Minister of Health
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 5696–5700
- Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
  - First Link program
    - Provincial funding, 2220–2221
- Ambulance service
  - Fees and subsidies, 6424–6425, 6919–6921, 6929–6931
  - Fees for seniors
    - First Nations, subsidies, eligibility, 6985–6986
- Asbestos
  - Identification
    - Online registry, 1842
  - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Occupational Health and Safety website, information and list of government buildings, ministerial statement (Duncan), 1878
- Books
  - A Prairie Alphabet, 20th anniversary, member's statement, 2362
- Budget (2012, March 21)
  - Speakers, 834–838
- Budget (2013, March 20)
  - Speakers, 2918–2920
- Budget (2014, March 19)
  - Speakers, 4927–4934
- Budget (2015, March 18)
  - Speakers, 6704–6707
- Business
  - Top 10 Men of Influence, Saskatchewan, Claude Carles, recognition, member's statement, 1506
- Chambers of commerce
  - Saskatchewan, Achievement in Business Excellence (ABEX) Awards
    - Saskatoon
      - (October 24, 2015), member's statement, 7491
  - Saskatchewan, Business Hall of Fame (2015), Graham [Construction], member's statement, 7491
- Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)
  - Design
    - Maternity beds, number, 4365–4366
    - Redesign, 5194–5196, 5239–5240
- Climate change
  - Funding, 2842–2843
- Community pastures
  - Sale, 1461
- Cypress Regional Hospital (Swift Current)
  - Patient care, quality, 7049
- Deafness
  - Hearing aid industry, regulations, 3469–3470
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Magnetic resonance imaging
    - Patient-pay pilot project, costs and benefits, 7154
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Youth
    - Meeting with grieving parent, 5400
- Energy
  - EnerGuide program, 1235–1236
- Environment
  - Environmental assessment reviews, 1183–1184
  - Go green program
    - Funding, reduction, 719–720
- Environment Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2012-13), main, E71–98
- Firefighters
  - Northern Saskatchewan, teams, size reduction, 707–708
- Football
  - Canadian Football League (CFL) awards
    - (2013) Saskatchewan nominees, member's statement, 4142–4143
    - (2014) Most Outstanding Lineman, Brett Jones (Weyburn), recipient, member's statement, 6230
- Forests and forestry
  - Forest management
    - And tourism, Big River area, 968
  - Pests, mountain pine beetle management, Saskatchewan-Alberta agreement, ministerial statement (Duncan), 21
- Fundraising
  - United Way
    - Weyburn and District, annual communithon (October 2012), member's statement, 1776
- Geriatrics, 3358–3359, 3372–3373
  - Provisions, 6596–6597
  - Regional reports, 7272–7273, 7728
  - Seniors' advocate, 4114–4115
- Golf
  - Masters Golf Tournament held at Augusta, Georgia (2014), Graham DeLaet (Weyburn), participant, member's statement, 5135
- Government, lean management program
  - Consultant
    - Expenses, 6084–6085
  - Costs, benefits, contract terms, 5259–5260
- Greenhouse gas mitigation, 2843
- Group homes
  - Wait-list
    - People waiting in hospitals, 5387
- Habitat for Humanity
  - Key ceremony in
    - Weyburn
      - (November 14, 2014), member's statement, 5908
- Health Administration Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 149)
  - First reading, 5598
  - Second reading, 5727
  - Committee discussion U1115–1116
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7102
  - Third reading, 7102–7103
- Health care
  - Expenditures, 7728–7730
  - Funding
    - And expenditures, 4271–4272
  - Out-of-country surgery costs, coverage, 5624–5626
  - Out-of-province
    - Treatment costs
      - Coverage, 7304–7306, 7754–7755
      - Coverage, appeal process, 7864
  - Refugees, federal and provincial benefits, 2106–2107, 2161–2162, 2428–2429
  - Student wellness initiative toward community health (SWITCH), Saskatoon
    - Funding, 5834
- Health care, lean management program, 5184, 5403
  - Consultants
    - Contract renewal, costs and benefits, 5466–5468
    - Contract, termination, 6233–6234
    - Fees, 4753–4756, 5027–5031, 5429
  - Contracts
    - Competition and bidding process, 6115–6117, 6144
    - Terms, costs and benefits, 5539–5540
  - Costs
    - And benefits, 4820–4822, 4886–4887, 4981, 5193–5194, 5593–5594, 5626, 5971–5972, 6267–6268, 6287, 6382, 6457–6458, 6598, 6759, 6830–6832
  - Health facility tours, costs and benefits, 5866–5867
  - Health Quality Council, role, 5774–5776, 5801–5803, 6232–6233
  - Support, health care workers, 7181–7182
  - Training
    - Facilities, purchasing and leasing, costs, 7035–7036
  - Travel
    - Essential, spending freeze, 6380–6381
- Health care, rural
  - Craik
    - Physicians and facilities, 6922
- Health facilities
  - Cleanliness
    - Staffing, 3739–3741
  - Staffing
    - Safety, quality of care, 3935–3936, 6143–6144
- Health Information Protection Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 164)
  - First reading, 6086
  - Second reading, 6148
  - Committee discussion U1117–1119
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7103
  - Third reading, 7103
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2013-14), main, U253–274, U277–278, U426–429, U432–433, U435–440, U442–450
    - (2014-15), main, U679–697, U755–773, U797–819
    - (2015-16), main, U925–949, U1005–1023, U1025, U1091–1110
- Health Quality Council
  - Long-term care, evaluation mandate, 7207–7208
- Health regions
  - Funding, Saskatoon and Regina, 7860–7861
- Heart diseases
  - Patients, cardiac rehabilitation services, program costs in Regina, 7676–7677
- HIV (viruses)
  - Awareness, prevention strategy, 2293–2294
- Hockey
  - Esso Cup (2014), Weyburn Gold Wings, National Female Midget AAA champions, member's statement, 5244
- Home care
  - Services
    - Availability, 4884–4886
    - Changes, 3264
    - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, 4950–4951, 5140
- Hospitals
  - Overcrowding, 4171–4172, 7179–7180
    - And financial support, 3390–3391
    - Cleanliness, staffing, 4555–4556
  - Patient care, quality, transitional care units, 6633–6635
  - Saskatoon
    - Services, 5208–5210
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Overcrowding, 4071
  - Regina, 4223–4224, 4268–4269, 4301–4302
  - Wait times, 4395–4396, 7270–7271, 7380
    - Increase, crowding, Victoria Hospital (Prince Albert), 7755–7756
- Housing, seniors
  - St. Mary's Villa (Humboldt)
    - Building renovation contract, non-payment to subcontractor, 3047–3048
- Human Tissue Gift Act, 2014 (No. 157)
  - First reading, 5806
  - Second reading, 5878
  - Committee discussion U1076–1078
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7037
  - Third reading, 7037
- Immunization
  - Influenza immunization
    - Suspension, Novartis vaccine problem, 1600–1601
- Long-term care
  - And home care, 3289–3290, 3420–3421
  - Beds, 4396–4397
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Funding, 6696–6697
  - Care standards
    - And lean management program, 5124–5126
  - Dementia patients, 4670–4671
  - Issues, 4328–4329
    - And lean management program, 4794–4795
  - Placements
    - Protocol, first available bed policy, 7611–7612
    - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, 3802–3803
  - Quality, 3108–3109
- Long-term care facilities
  - Care quality and staffing, 7834–7837
  - Dementia patients, safety, 6143
  - Dr. Cooke Extended Care Centre (Lloydminster), Alberta-Saskatchewan health agreement, 5496
  - Funding
    - Urgent requests, allocations, 7861
  - Injuries and fatalities, causes, transparency, 6082–6083, 6176–6177
  - La Ronge, 4146–4147
  - Maintenance issues, 2632–2633
  - Medication management
    - Fatality, 6286
    - Plans, 6234
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 1780
  - Physical therapy facilities and staffing, 4224–4225
  - Reluctance to criticize, staff and residents, Ombudsman's report recommendations, 7255–7256
  - Residents
    - Placements, criteria, 5911–5912
    - Safety, falls, injuries, 6958
      - And fatalities, 6694–6696
  - Residents' bill of rights, 4326–4327
  - Seniors
    - Care, funding, 7406–7408
  - Urgent Issues Action Fund
    - Requests and allocations, 4069–4070, 4452–4453, 4512–4513
- Long-term care facilities, care standards
  - And staffing, 5093–5094, 5712–5713, 6265, 6594, 6818–6819, 6871–6872
  - Guidelines, monitoring, 6117–6119
  - Improvements, need for, 5940–5942, 5969–5971, 5991–5993, 6909–6911
  - Ombudsman's report recommendations, 7230–7233
  - Oversight, 7332–7333
- Long-term care personnel
  - Care aides
    - Raised concerns about patient care, suspension, 6967–6968
    - Reason for suspension and alleged government breach of privacy, 7032–7034, 7046–7047, 7059–7061
  - Nursing and care standards
    - And staffing, 3614–3616, 3644–3645, 3701–3702, 3873–3875, 3905, 3967–3968, 3997–3998, 4553–4555, 4583–4584
  - Staff
    - Responsibilities, 7115–7116
  - Staff-to-resident ratio, 6614–6615, 6861–6863
  - Staffing, 3561–3562, 3591, 5294–5295, 6902–6903
- Medical instruments and apparatus
  - Hyperbaric chamber
    - Future location, 6821–6822, 6898–6900, 6970–6971, 7061–7062, 7204–7205
    - Moose Jaw, 2604–2605
    - Moose Jaw Hospital, removal, 6790–6791
- Medical personnel
  - Retention and hiring, funding vs. lean program costs, 7778–7781
  - Training, funding requests vs. lean program costs, 5038–5039
- Medical Profession Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 50)
  - First reading, 1701
  - Second reading, 1770
  - Committee discussion U501–504
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3487–3488
  - Third reading, 3488
- Mental health
  - And addictions
    - Action plan, report, ministerial statement (Duncan), 6146–6147
    - Action plan, status, 4364–4365
    - Provincial inter-ministerial action plan, ministerial statement (Duncan), 3474
- Mental Health Services Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 127)
  - First reading, 4366–4367
  - Second reading, 4472
  - Committee discussion U750–754
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5213
  - Third reading, 5213–5214
- Midwives
  - Services
    - Status, 3432–3433
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Forests and forestry
    - Pests, mountain pine beetle management, Saskatchewan-Alberta agreement (Duncan), 21
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Asbestos
    - Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Occupational Health and Safety website, information and list of government buildings (Duncan), 1878
  - Mental health
    - And addictions, provincial inter-ministerial action plan (Duncan), 3474
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Mental health
    - And addictions, action plan, report (Duncan), 6146–6147
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal (Consequential Amendment) Act, 2013 (No. 124)
  - First reading, 4273
  - Committee discussion U749
  - Third reading, 5213
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2013 (No. 2) (No. 123)
  - First reading, 4273
  - Second reading, 4339
  - Committee discussion U747–748
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5212
  - Third reading, 5213
- Moose Jaw hospital
  - Design
    - And number of patient beds, 6931–6932
- MRI Facilities Licensing Act (No. 179)
  - First reading, 7116
  - Second reading, 7187–7188
  - Committee discussion U1123–1139, U1141–1152
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7612
  - Third reading, 7612
- Naturopathic Medicine Act (No. 172)
  - First reading, 6180
  - Second reading, 6239
  - Committee discussion U1119–1121
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7103
  - Third reading, 7103
- Nurses
  - And lean management program, 5163
  - Nursing positions, changes, 4582–4583
- Patients
  - Care, staffing issues, 3699–3701
  - Patient care, effect of lean management program, 5909–5911
  - Safety
    - And impact of lean management program, 5137–5138
    - And quality of care, impact of lean management program, 6791–6793
    - Issues, 3642–3644
    - Issues and lean management program, 4792–4794
- Pediatrics
  - Pediatric specialists
    - Shortage, 3551–3552
  - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
    - Pediatric intensive care unit, closure, 3328
    - Pediatric oncology ward relocation, 3199
- Personal care homes
  - Inspections
    - And Reports
      - And regulation, 4636–4637, 4669–4670, 4726
    - And regulation, 2395–2396
- Personal Care Homes Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 111)
  - First reading, 3910
  - Second reading, 3954–3955
  - Committee discussion U587–596
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4675
  - Third reading, 4675
- Pharmacy Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 151)
  - First reading, 5628
  - Second reading, 5728–5729
  - Committee discussion U1064–1076
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7037
  - Third reading, 7037
- Physicians
  - Rural locum pool program, 1813–1814
  - Shortage, Kipling, 2264
  - Specialists
    - Wait times, 7331–7332
- Potash industry
  - Kronau area, new mine proposal, water supply, 579–580, 602–603
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Community pastures
    - Sale, 1461
  - Energy
    - EnerGuide program, 1235–1236
  - Environment
    - Environmental assessment reviews, 1183–1184
    - Go green program
      - Funding, reduction, 719–720
  - Firefighters
    - Northern Saskatchewan, teams, size reduction, 707–708
  - Forests and forestry
    - Forest management
      - And tourism, Big River area, 968
  - Potash industry
    - Kronau area, new mine proposal, water supply, 579–580, 602–603
  - Wetlands
    - Conservation and drainage management, 153–154
    - Conservation, illegal drainage, and drainage management, 1265–1266
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Alzheimer Society of Saskatchewan
    - First Link program
      - Provincial funding, 2220–2221
  - Asbestos
    - Identification
      - Online registry, 1842
  - Climate change
    - Funding, 2842–2843
  - Deafness
    - Hearing aid industry, regulations, 3469–3470
  - Geriatrics 3358–3359, 3372–3373
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation 2843
  - Health care
    - Refugees, federal and provincial benefits, 2106–2107, 2161–2162, 2428–2429
  - HIV (viruses)
    - Awareness, prevention strategy, 2293–2294
  - Home care
    - Services
      - Changes, 3264
  - Hospitals
    - Overcrowding
      - And financial support, 3390–3391
  - Housing, seniors
    - St. Mary's Villa (Humboldt)
      - Building renovation contract, non-payment to subcontractor, 3047–3048
  - Immunization
    - Influenza immunization
      - Suspension, Novartis vaccine problem, 1600–1601
  - Long-term care
    - And home care, 3289–3290, 3420–3421
    - Quality, 3108–3109
  - Long-term care facilities
    - Maintenance issues, 2632–2633
    - Northern Saskatchewan, 1780
  - Long-term care personnel
    - Staffing, 3561–3562, 3591
  - Medical instruments and apparatus
    - Hyperbaric chamber
      - Moose Jaw, 2604–2605
  - Midwives
    - Services
      - Status, 3432–3433
  - Pediatrics
    - Pediatric specialists
      - Shortage, 3551–3552
    - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
      - Pediatric intensive care unit, closure, 3328
      - Pediatric oncology ward relocation, 3199
  - Personal care homes
    - Inspections
      - And regulation, 2395–2396
  - Physicians
    - Rural locum pool program, 1813–1814
    - Shortage, Kipling, 2264
  - Saskatchewan Hospital (North Battleford)
    - Replacement, 3051–3052
  - Saskatoon Health Region
    - Staffing, hiring freeze and no overtime, 3317–3318
  - Slaughterhouses
    - Inspection, 2366–2367
  - Surgery
    - Initiatives and health care services, funding, 2451–2452
    - Surgical mesh
      - Complications in patients, referral process for removal, 2262–2263
  - Surgery, waiting lists
    - Wait times, 2993
  - Tuberculosis
    - Control, 2320–2321
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - Academic Health Sciences, building project
      - Capital funding, 1746–1748
    - College of Medicine
      - Various issues, 2134–2135
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon)
    - Design
      - Maternity beds, number, 4365–4366
      - Redesign, 5194–5196, 5239–5240
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Youth
      - Meeting with grieving parent, 5400
  - Geriatrics
    - Seniors' advocate, 4114–4115
  - Government, lean management program
    - Costs, benefits, contract terms, 5259–5260
  - Group homes
    - Wait-list
      - People waiting in hospitals, 5387
  - Health care
    - Funding
      - And expenditures, 4271–4272
  - Health care, lean management program 5184, 5403
    - Consultants
      - Fees, 4753–4756, 5027–5031, 5429
    - Costs
      - And benefits, 4820–4822, 4886–4887, 4981, 5193–5194
  - Health facilities
    - Cleanliness
      - Staffing, 3739–3741
    - Staffing
      - Safety, quality of care, 3935–3936
  - Home care
    - Services
      - Availability, 4884–4886
      - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, 4950–4951, 5140
  - Hospitals
    - Overcrowding, 4171–4172
      - Cleanliness, staffing, 4555–4556
    - Saskatoon
      - Services, 5208–5210
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Overcrowding, 4071
    - Regina, 4223–4224, 4268–4269, 4301–4302
    - Wait times, 4395–4396
  - Long-term care
    - Beds, 4396–4397
    - Care standards
      - And lean management program, 5124–5126
    - Dementia patients, 4670–4671
    - Issues, 4328–4329
      - And lean management program, 4794–4795
    - Placements
      - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, 3802–3803
  - Long-term care facilities
    - La Ronge, 4146–4147
    - Physical therapy facilities and staffing, 4224–4225
    - Residents' bill of rights, 4326–4327
    - Urgent Issues Action Fund
      - Requests and allocations, 4069–4070, 4452–4453, 4512–4513
  - Long-term care facilities, care standards
    - And staffing, 5093–5094
  - Long-term care personnel
    - Nursing and care standards
      - And staffing, 3614–3616, 3644–3645, 3701–3702, 3873–3875, 3905, 3967–3968, 3997–3998, 4553–4555, 4583–4584
    - Staffing, 5294–5295
  - Medical personnel
    - Training, funding requests vs. lean program costs, 5038–5039
  - Mental health
    - And addictions
      - Action plan, status, 4364–4365
  - Nurses
    - And lean management program, 5163
    - Nursing positions, changes, 4582–4583
  - Patients
    - Care, staffing issues, 3699–3701
    - Safety
      - And impact of lean management program, 5137–5138
      - Issues, 3642–3644
        
        And lean management program, 4792–4794
  - Personal care homes
    - Inspections
      - And reports
        
        And regulation, 4636–4637, 4669–4670, 4726
  - Refuse and refuse disposal
    - Landfills
      - Environmental monitoring, 4397
  - Saskatoon City Hospital
    - Emergency room, use, 5295–5296
  - Seniors
    - Bill of rights legislation, 5324–5325
  - Surgery
    - Cancellations and contingency plans, Pasqua Hospital (Regina), 4515–4516
    - Endometriosis case, out-of-country coverage, 5418–5419
  - Tanning salons
    - Tanning beds, youth access, restrictions, 5312–5313
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Ambulance service
    - Fees and subsidies, 6424–6425, 6919–6921, 6929–6931
    - Fees for seniors
      - First Nations, subsidies, eligibility, 6985–6986
  - Cypress Regional Hospital (Swift Current)
    - Patient care, quality, 7049
  - Diagnostic imaging
    - Magnetic resonance imaging
      - Patient-pay pilot project, costs and benefits, 7154
  - Geriatrics
    - Provisions, 6596–6597
    - Regional reports, 7272–7273, 7728
  - Government, lean management program
    - Consultant
      - Expenses, 6084–6085
  - Health care
    - Expenditures, 7728–7730
    - Out-of-country surgery costs, coverage, 5624–5626
    - Out-of-province
      - Treatment costs
        
        Coverage, 7304–7306, 7754–7755
        
        Coverage, appeal process, 7864
    - Student wellness initiative toward community health (SWITCH), Saskatoon
      - Funding, 5834
  - Health care, lean management program
    - Consultants
      - Contract renewal, costs and benefits, 5466–5468
      - Contract, termination, 6233–6234
    - Contracts
      - Competition and bidding process, 6115–6117, 6144
      - Terms, costs and benefits, 5539–5540
    - Costs
      - And benefits, 5593–5594, 5626, 5971–5972, 6267–6268, 6287, 6382, 6457–6458, 6598, 6759, 6830–6832
    - Health facility tours, costs and benefits, 5866–5867
    - Health Quality Council, role, 5774–5776, 5801–5803, 6232–6233
    - Patient care, effect on, 5909–5911
    - Support, health care workers, 7181–7182
    - Training facilities, purchasing and leasing, costs, 7035–7036
    - Travel, essential, spending freeze, 6380–6381
  - Health care, rural
    - Craik
      - Physicians and facilities, 6922
  - Health facilities
    - Staffing
      - Safety, quality of care, 6143–6144
  - Health Quality Council
    - Long-term care, evaluation mandate, 7207–7208
  - Health regions
    - Funding, Saskatoon and Regina, 7860–7861
  - Heart diseases
    - Patients, cardiac rehabilitation services, program costs in Regina, 7676–7677
  - Hospitals
    - Overcrowding, 7179–7180
    - Patient care, quality, transitional care units, 6633–6635
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Wait times, 7270–7271, 7380
      - Increase, crowding, Victoria Hospital (Prince Albert), 7755–7756
  - Long-term care
    - Beds
      - Northern Saskatchewan
        
        Funding, 6696–6697
    - Placements
      - Protocol, first available bed policy, 7611–7612
  - Long-term care facilities
    - Care quality and staffing, 7834–7837
    - Dementia patients, safety, 6143
    - Dr. Cooke Extended Care Centre (Lloydminster), Alberta-Saskatchewan health agreement, 5496
    - Funding
      - Urgent requests, allocations, 7861
    - Injuries and fatalities, causes, transparency, 6082–6083, 6176–6177
    - Medication management
      - Fatality, 6286
      - Plans, 6234
    - Reluctance to criticize, staff and residents, Ombudsman's report recommendations, 7255–7256
    - Residents
      - Placements, criteria, 5911–5912
      - Safety, falls, injuries, 6958
        
        And fatalities, 6694–6696
    - Seniors
      - Care, funding, 7406–7408
  - Long-term care facilities, care standards
    - And staffing, 5712–5713, 6265, 6594, 6818–6819, 6871–6872
    - Guidelines, monitoring, 6117–6119
    - Improvements, need for, 5940–5942, 5969–5971, 5991–5993, 6909–6911
    - Ombudsman's report recommendations, 7230–7233
    - Oversight, 7332–7333
  - Long-term care personnel
    - Care aides
      - Raised concerns about patient care, suspension, 6967–6968
      - Reason for suspension and alleged government breach of privacy, 7032–7034, 7046–7047, 7059–7061
    - Staff
      - Responsibilities, 7115–7116
    - Staff-to-resident ratio, 6614–6615, 6861–6863
    - Staffing, 6902–6903
  - Medical instruments and apparatus
    - Hyperbaric chamber
      - Future location, 6821–6822, 6898–6900, 6970–6971, 7061–7062, 7204–7205
      - Moose Jaw Hospital, removal, 6790–6791
  - Medical personnel
    - Retention and hiring, funding vs. lean program costs, 7778–7781
  - Moose Jaw hospital
    - Design
      - And number of patient beds, 6931–6932
  - Patients
    - Safety
      - And quality of care, impact of lean management program, 6791–6793
  - Physicians
    - Specialists
      - Wait times, 7331–7332
  - Regional health authorities
    - Cardiac rehabilitation programs, fees, 7687–7688
  - Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
    - Test results, errors, 6970
  - Saskatoon Regional Health Authority
    - Chief executive officer
      - Job competition, 5540–5541
      - Resignation, 5492–5494
  - Suicide
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Prevention and intervention programs, 7381
  - Surgery
    - Emergency
      - Cancellation, 6455–6467
    - Provisions, 7492–7494
  - Surgery, waiting lists
    - Wait times
      - And reduction to surgical budget, 7752–7754
      - Issues, Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, 7439, 7464–7465
  - Tobacco
    - Use, reduction strategies, 7781
- Refuse and refuse disposal
  - Landfills
    - Environmental monitoring, 4397
- Regional health authorities
  - Cardiac rehabilitation programs, fees, 7687–7688
- Saskatchewan Agricultural Graduates Association
  - Honourary life membership (2012), Darald Marin (Estevan), recipient, member's statement, 659
- Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
  - Test results, errors, 6970
- Saskatchewan Hospital (North Battleford)
  - Replacement, 3051–3052
- Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 88), 2873–2874
  - First reading, 2872
  - Second reading, 2872–2873
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2873
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2873–2874
    - Report without amendment, moved (Duncan), 2874
  - Third reading, 2874
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates
    - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C95
- Saskatoon City Hospital
  - Emergency room, use, 5295–5296
- Saskatoon Health Region
  - Staffing, hiring freeze and no overtime, 3317–3318
- Saskatoon Regional Health Authority
  - Chief executive officer
    - Job competition, 5540–5541
    - Resignation, 5492–5494
- SaskEnergy Inc.
  - Estimates
    - (2012-13), statutory, lending and investing activities, C97, C99
- Seniors
  - Bill of rights legislation, 5324–5325
- Service clubs
  - Young Fellows Club (Weyburn), 90th anniversary (May 25, 2012), member's statement, 1530
- Slaughterhouses
  - Inspection, 2366–2367
- Suicide
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Prevention and intervention programs, 7381
- Surgery
  - Cancellations and contingency plans, Pasqua Hospital (Regina), 4515–4516
  - Emergency
    - Cancellation, 6455–6467
  - Endometriosis case, out-of-country coverage, 5418–5419
  - Initiatives and health care services, funding, 2451–2452
  - Provisions, 7492–7494
  - Surgical mesh
    - Complications in patients, referral process for removal, 2262–2263
- Surgery, waiting lists
  - Wait times, 2993
    - And reduction to surgical budget, 7752–7754
    - Issues, Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, 7439, 7464–7465
- Tanning salons
  - Tanning beds, youth access, restrictions, 5312–5313
- Tobacco
  - Use, reduction strategies, 7781
- Tributes
  - Kumar, Krishna, physician and neurosurgeon, member's statement, 5182
- Tuberculosis
  - Control, 2320–2321
- University of Saskatchewan
  - Academic Health Sciences, building project
    - Capital funding, 1746–1748
  - College of Medicine
    - Various issues, 2134–2135
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 148)
  - First reading, 5598
  - Second reading, 5723–5724
  - Committee discussion U1061–1064
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7036
  - Third reading, 7036–7037
- Wetlands
  - Conservation and drainage management, 153–154
  - Conservation, illegal drainage, and drainage management, 1265–1266