Hansard Subject Index - 27th Legislature

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Laboratories
- See also
  - Occupational health and safety – Hygiene and radiation laboratory
  - Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
- Geoanalytical laboratories, Saskatchewan Research Council, E121
- Subsurface geological laboratory in Regina, expansion, capital funding, E103–4, E154
Labour force
- Accidents, fatal, Throne Speech response, 3719–20
- Development, 1580, 1616, 1670, 1677, 1687, 2883, 2886, 2894, 2935, 2940, 2944, 3009, E33
  - Aboriginal, 2896
  - Canada-Saskatchewan Labour Market Development Agreement, E197
  - Funding, 823, U90
  - Throne Speech response, 3636
- Government actions, critique, 2846
- International Workers' Day (May 1, 2012), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 1345
- Late-night workers
  - Criminal incidents, U827–28
  - Protection
    - Forbes, 881–82, 1521
    - Morgan, 881–82, 1521
  - Retail, protection, U187–89, U370–71
    - See also
      - Jimmy's Law Act (No. 601)
    - Compliance, U721
    - Jimmy's law, proposal, member's statement
      - Forbes, 236
    - Ministerial statement (Morgan)
      - Forbes, 1814–15
      - Morgan, 1814
- May Day
  - See also
    - Labour force – International Workers' Day (May 1, 2012), member's statement
  - (May 1, 2013), member's statement
    - Forbes, 3415–16
  - (May 1, 2014), member's statement
    - Forbes, 5267
  - (May 1, 2015), member's statement
    - Forbes, 7057
- National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job
  - (April 28, 2012), member's statement
    - Belanger, 1296
    - Forbes, 1295
    - Morgan, 1294–95
  - (April 28, 2013), member's statement
    - Broten, 3365–66
    - Morgan, 3365–66
  - (April 28, 2014), member's statement
    - Forbes, 5231, 5234
    - Morgan, 5231–32
  - (April 28, 2015), member's statement
    - Forbes, 7027, 7030
    - Morgan, 7027
- Shift workers
  - See
    - Shift work
- Shortage, Throne Speech response, 3630
- Skilled, shortage, 796, 1560, 1583, 1706, 1709, 3604, E33
  - Throne Speech, 5451
  - Throne Speech response, 3628, 3660, 3695, 5498, 5519, 5524, 5552, 5642, 5646
- Standards, harmonization, New West Partnership
  - Throne Speech, 5450
  - Throne Speech response, 5511–12, 5523, 5527, 5563, 5634
- Temporary agency workers, U830–31
Labour legislation 6, 51, 114, 1624, 1687
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Employment Act
- Changes, ethical concerns, Throne Speech response, 3720
- Drafting and policy development, N324
- Potential changes
  - Forbes, 1696–98, 1957–58, 1986–87, 2221–22, 2296–97, 2362–63, 2394, 2426
  - Morgan, 1697–98, 1957–58, 1986–88, 2221–22, 2296–97, 2362–64, 2394–95, 2426
  - Wall, 2297
- Proposed changes, co-operative amelioration
  - Broten, 3417–18
  - Forbes, 3418–19
  - Wall, 3417–19
- Public service essential services, 1611, 3607
  - Forbes, 7333–34
  - Morgan, 7334
  - Costs, N696, N698, U1034–35
  - Court of Queen's Bench ruling, 1391
    - Forbes, 266
    - Morgan, 266
  - International Labour Organization ruling, U1033–34
  - Member's statement
    - McCall, 3429
  - Right-to-strike vs ensuring essential services, U1035–36
  - Saskatchewan Employment Act, interrelationship with, U249–50
  - Supreme Court ruling, U1033
    - Government response, U1028
    - Penalties, U1034
- Review, comprehensive, 1610–11, 1639, 2938, U174, U176–82
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Employment Act
  - Forbes, 1461, 1483, 1551–52
  - Morgan, 1461, 1483, 1551–52
  - Nilson, 1362–63, 1402–3, 1431–32
  - Wall, 1362–63, 1402–3, 1431–32
  - Communications, costs and process, U247–48
  - Costs, U250–51, U374–75
  - Ministerial statement (Morgan)
    - Morgan, 1367
    - Nilson, 1367
  - Occupational health and safety
    - Forbes, 1447
    - Morgan, 1447–48
  - Personnel costs, U246–47
  - Public consultations, 1704
    - Funding, U245–46
  - Seniors, employment, 1611
Labour market
- Aboriginal participation, support, E684
- Canada-Saskatchewan labour market agreements, changes
  - Boyd, 4363–64
  - Wotherspoon, 4363–64
- Canada-Saskatchewan Labour Market Development Agreement, E684, U297
  - Federal and provincial funding, E196–97
- Development, E44, E683, U909–10
  - Canada jobs grant, E426–29
  - Initiatives, funding decrease, budget debate, 4851
  - Strategy, U88
- Needs, immigrant labour, E423
  - Throne Speech response, 5502
- Strategy, E684
Labour relations
- Government and labour, 6, 1636
  - Throne Speech response, 3657
Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry 755
- Accomplishments, U173
- Budget, U1027
- Estimates
  - (2011-12, December), supplementary, U232
  - (2012-13, November), supplementary, U245–51
    - Forbes, U246–51
    - Morgan, U245–51
  - (2012-13), main, U173–89, U230–31
    - Broten, U174–75, U182
    - Forbes, U174–89
    - Morgan, U173–89
  - (2013-14), main, U363–81, U497–98
    - Forbes, U364–81
    - Morgan, U363–65, U368–81
  - (2014-15), main, U716–25, U827–34
    - Forbes, U717–24, U827–34
    - Morgan, U716–25, U827–34
  - (2015-16), main, U1027–39, U1111
    - Forbes, U1028–39
    - Morgan, U1027–39
- Funding, budget debate, 4827
- Information and Privacy Commissioner, relations with, U375
- Initiatives, U173
  - Legislative, U363
- Labour standards
  - Funding, U174
  - Initiatives, U366–67
- Lean management program, U174, U717–19
  - Labour standards, U367
    - Budget debate, 4938
- Legislation
  - Hazardous materials, update, U1027–28
  - Public service essential services
    - See also
      - Labour legislation
    - Costs, N696, N698
- Mission, U173
- Occupational health and safety
  - Information technology, portal project
    - See
      - Occupational health and safety – Information technology, portal project
  - Work plans and strategic plans, updates, U184
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.18, P9–15
    - Hart, P13–15
    - Moe, P13, P15
    - Wotherspoon, P13–14
  - (2011) v.2, ch.18, recommendations, P13, P15
  - (2014) v.1, ch.24, recommendations, status, P382
    - Merriman, P382
- Service agreements, P9–11, P13
- Shared services, memorandum of agreement with Advanced Education, Employment and Immigration Ministry, P57
- Staff, U364
  - Labour standards, U366
  - Ministerial assistant, U174
  - Occupational health officers, additional, U363
  - Workers' advocates, U716
- Workers' advocate office
  - See
    - Workers' Advocate Office
- Workplace harassment unit, U369–70
- Workplaces
  - See
    - Workplaces
Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 109)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 3857
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4227–30, 4529
  - Boyd, 4227
  - Chartier, 4482–83
  - Forbes, 4402–3
  - McCall, 4381–82
  - Nilson, 4346–48
  - Sproule, 4273–75
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, 4529
- Committee discussion
  - Belanger, E349–51
  - Boyd, E345–51
  - Wotherspoon, E345–49
  - Report without amendment, moved (Bradshaw)
    - Bradshaw, E351
- Report without amendment
  - Toth, 4674
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Boyd, 4674
- Third reading
  - Boyd, 4674
- Royal Assent, 4675
Labour unions
- See
  - Trade unions
Lac La Ronge Indian Band
- Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing, T183–90
  - See also
    - Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearings
Lach, Elmer
- See
  - Tributes
Lakeland College (Lloydminster, Alberta)
- Government support, U919–20
Land drainage
- See
  - Drainage
Land titles
- Land titles assurance claims, N312–13
- Legal surveys, C107–8
- System integrity, Justice and Attorney General responsibilities, N92–94
- Transfers, turnaround time, C106
Land Titles Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 8)
- First reading
  - McMillan, 106
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 165–67
  - Broten, 409–10
  - McMillan, 165
  - Sproule, 301–4, 624–26
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 626
- Committee discussion
  - McMillan, C112–13
  - Nilson, C112–13
  - Report without amendment, moved (Weekes)
    - Weekes, C114
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 1368
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McMillan, 1368–69
- Third reading
  - McMillan, 1369
- Royal Assent, 1541
Landfills (garbage)
- See
  - Refuse and refuse disposal
Langenbacher, Wolfgang
- See
  - Tributes
Languages
- Heritage Language Day celebration in Saskatoon (March 8, 2014), member's statement
  - Sproule, 4603
- Multilingual Association of Regina, Volunteer Heritage Language Teachers Awards (2014), recipients, member's statement
  - Marchuk, 5651
Larson, Dale
- See
  - Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Lawn bowling
- Saskatchewan team, recognition of local, national and international successes, member's statement
  - Sproule, 6953
Lawyers
- Be Kind to Lawyers Day (April 14, 2015), member's statement
  - Marchuk, 6907
Leader of the Opposition
- See
  - Official opposition
Leadership
- Community events held in Regina Rosemont constituency, recognition of local leaders, member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 3549
- Prosperity, attitude, fostering, budget debate, 6715–16
- Question and response
  - Broten, 3175
  - Wall, 3175
- Women, University of Regina Inspiring Leadership Forum
  - (March 7, 2012), member's statement
    - Marchuk, 386
  - (March 11, 2015), member's statement
    - Draude, 6542
LeClerc, Serge
- See
  - Condolences
Legal counsel for children office
- See
  - Child welfare – Counsel for children office
Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 106)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3777
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4040–42
  - Chartier, 4533
  - Forbes, 4212–13
  - McCall, 4101–2
  - Nilson, 4558–60
  - Sproule, 4410–12
  - Vermette, 4491–93
  - Wotherspoon, 4253–54
  - Wyant, 4040
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Wyant, 4560
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N455–56
  - Wyant, N455–56
  - Report without amendment, moved (Steinley)
    - Steinley, N456–57
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 4757
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 4757
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 4758
- Royal Assent, 5420
Legislation
- Canadian provinces, information and privacy review prior to introduction, H27–28
- Consultation with Information and Privacy Commissioner, H27, N323
Legislative Assembly
- Address in reply, debate and disposal of main motion, time allocation for Tuesday, November 5, 2013, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 3804
- Adjournment
  - (December 15, 2011), moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 23
  - (December 20, 2011), moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 257
    - McCall, 257
    - Speaker, 258
  - (May 17, 2012), until 10 a.m. on October 25, 2012, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 1554
    - McCall, 1554–55
    - Speaker, 1555
  - (November 8, 2012) until November 13; and that final day of fall period shall be December 6, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 1578
  - (May 16, 2013), until 10 a.m. on October 23, 2013, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 3596
    - Speaker, 3597
    - Sproule, 3596–97
  - (December 8, 2014), until 1:30 p.m. on March 2, 2015, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 6331
  - (May 15, 2014), until 10 a.m. on October 22, 2014, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 5445
  - (May 14, 2015), to the call of the Speaker, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 7263
  - (November 26, 2015), to the call of the Chair, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 7892
- Clerk (Greg Putz), 25 years of service
  - Congratulations
    - Harrison, 969
    - Nilson, 969
    - Speaker, 968–69
  - Member's statement
    - Hart, 962
- Day in the Legislative Assembly, program funding, N647
- Debate, participation, budget debate, 6805–6
- Extend fourth session of twenty-seventh legislature to conclude at daily adjournment on December 15, 2015, request to move motion, 7837
- Minute of silence
  - National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (December 6, 2012), 2424
  - Corporal Nathan Frank Cirillo, Canadian Armed Forces (October 22, 2014), 5449
    - See also
      - Tributes – Cirillo, Nathan Frank
  - Lives lost in acts of terrorism, Paris and Beirut (November 16, 2015),, 7681
- Pages, introduction
  - Speaker, 11, 1566, 1571, 3608, 3869, 5458, 7265, 7327
- Prorogation
  - See
    - Lieutenant Governor
- Rules and procedures, budget debate, 6805
- Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
  - Amendments, moved (Wyant)
    - Wyant, 2454–55
  - Members permitted to wear military decorations in the Chamber (November 9, 2015) to commemorate 90th anniversary of Royal Canadian Legion, 70th anniversary of end of World War II, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 7632–33
  - Revisions be adopted and brought into force effective (November 12, 2013), moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 3911
  - Revisions to Code of Ethical Conduct for members, H71–79
  - Revisions to Code of Ethical Conduct for members be adopted and brought into force effective (October 14, 2015), moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 7307
  - Rules relaxed to permit participation in Wheelchairs in the Assembly Day (April 22, 2015), moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 6934
  - House now operating under new rules and proceedings as approved (November 12, 2013)
    - Speaker, 3929
- Seventy-five minute debate
  - Length abbreviated, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 5973–74
  - Length abbreviated, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 3999
- Sitting days and adjournment, fourth session, moved (Cheveldayoff), 7276–91
  - Belanger, 7278–91
  - Cheveldayoff, 7276
  - Wotherspoon, 7276–78
- Statement of thanks, member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 7261
  - Harrison, 2430–31, 5430–31
  - McCall, 2431, 5431
  - Nilson, 7261–62
  - Speaker, 2431, 5431–32, 7262
- Statement of thanks and Christmas greetings
  - (2013), member's statement
    - Harrison, 4444
    - McCall, 4445
  - (2014), member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 6330
    - McCall, 6331
    - Speaker, 6331
- Table officer, new, Kathy Burianyk (March 2, 2015), 6333
- Usher of the Black Rod, incumbent, 5334
- Visitors, concerns, budget debate, 6801–2
- Wheelchairs in the Assembly Day (April 22, 2015), First Steps Wellness Centre, member's statement
  - Merriman, 6981
  - Wotherspoon, 6981
Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2015 (No. 180)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 7182
- Rule 139(9) not apply, moved (Wyant)
  - Wyant, 7183
- Second reading
  - McCall, 7184
  - Wyant, 7183–84
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 7184
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7186
- Report without amendment, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 7186
- Committee rise, report progress, and ask for leave to sit again, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 7186
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 7187
- Read bill third time immediately
  - Harrison, 7187
- Third reading
  - Harrison, 7187
- Royal Assent, 7259
Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 35)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 242
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 288–90, 293
  - Chartier, 555–56
  - Forbes, 375–76
  - McCall, 403–4
  - Morgan, 287–88
  - Sproule, 608–10
  - Wotherspoon, 500–503
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Morgan, 610
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N208
  - Sproule, N208
  - Report [without amendment], moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N208
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1471
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1471–72
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1472
- Royal Assent, 1541
Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 137)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 5391
Legislative Assembly members
- See also
  - Official opposition
- Adopt an MLA program, budget debate, 6681
- Apology for allegations made in question period, member's statement
  - Wotherspoon, 6905
- Apology for inappropriate language in question period, member's statement
  - Wall, 3425
- Apology for inappropriate metaphor in question period, member's statement
  - McMorris, 936–37
- Apology for inappropriate remarks in question period, member's statement
  - Norris, 1537
- Apology to Legislative Assembly and to Leader of the Opposition, member's statement
  - Toth, 3188
- Conduct, 93, 1680
- Government Whip [Ottenbreit], 2946–47
- Leave of absence
  - Martensville [Heppner] (December 4-5, 2013) to conduct workshop at International Republican Institute meeting at Amman, Jordan, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 4226–27
  - Meadow Lake [Harrison] and Regina Elphinstone-Centre [McCall] (November 5-8, 2012) to attend international federation of electoral systems election program, Washington, D.C. with Chief Electoral Officer, moved (Ottenbreit)
    - Ottenbreit, 1701
  - Prince Albert Carlton [Hickie] and Saskatoon Riversdale [Chartier] (April 29 - May 1, 2013) to attend International Conference on Urban Traffic Safety, Edmonton, Alberta, on behalf of Special Committee on Traffic Safety, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 2994
  - Regina Coronation Park [Docherty] (May 14-17, 2012) to attend 37th Regional Conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, Kingston, Jamaica, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 1329–30
  - Regina Qu'Appelle [Ross] and Saskatchewan Rivers [Wilson] (March 20-21, 2013) to attend Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians outreach program in Quebec, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 2735
  - Regina Qu'Appelle [Ross] (November 3-4, 2014) to attend Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians special outreach in Ottawa, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 5543
  - Regina Qu'Appelle [Ross] (November 4-5, 2015) to attend Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians special outreach in Toronto, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 7660
  - Saskatchewan Rivers [Wilson], Saskatoon Eastview [Tochor], and Saskatoon Nutana [Sproule] (October 31, 2013) to attend 35th Canadian regional seminar in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 3648
  - Saskatoon Greystone [Norris] (October 29-November 1, 2012) to attend Global Seminar on the Role of Parliaments and Extractive Industries in Vienna, Austria, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 1578
- Legislative secretaries and backbenchers, budget debate, 4844–45
- Maiden speeches
  - Campeau, 26–28
  - Cox, 48–50
  - Docherty, 38–40
  - Doherty, 33–35
  - Doke, 82–84
  - Jurgens, 74–76
  - Lawrence, 52–54
  - Makowsky, 61–63
  - Marchuk, 23–26
  - Merriman, 56–57
  - Moe, 46–48
  - Parent, 54–56
  - Phillips, 44–46
  - Sproule, 78–81
  - Steinley, 35–38
  - Tochor, 76–77
  - Young, 6626–28
- New, Lloydminster constituency, welcome, member's statement
  - Broten, 5861
- Number, increase, 722–31, 732–33, 763–64, 768, 791–92, 813, 821, 854, 885, 1585, 1591, 1622
  - See also
    - Legislative Assembly members – Number, no increase, and include children under 18 in constituency boundary determination, petition
  - Budget debate, 4799, 6619–20, 6660, 6661, 6730, 6795, 6798
  - Cost, 2834, 2853, 3008
    - Krawetz, 387
    - Morgan, 387–88
    - Nilson, 387–88
  - Plan, condemnation, moved (Belanger), 6460–71
    - Belanger, 6460–62
    - Jurgens, 6465–66
    - Makowsky, 6468–69
    - Sproule, 6463–65
    - Tochor, 6462–63
    - Wotherspoon, 6466–68
    - Questions and comments
      - Belanger, 6469–70
      - Doke, 6469
      - Eagles, 6470
      - Jurgens, 6469–71
      - McCall, 6470
      - Sproule, 6469
      - Tochor, 6470
      - Wotherspoon, 6470
      - Young, 6470
- Number, no increase, and include children under 18 in constituency boundary determination, petition
  - Nilson, 1022, 1262, 1399, 1476, 1502–3, 1546
- Personal statements (November 26, 2015)
  - Bjornerud, 7864–66
  - Draude, 7882–84
  - Eagles, 7866–68
  - Elhard, 7868–71
  - Hutchinson, 7871–72
  - Krawetz, 7872–75
  - Nilson, 7875–78
  - Norris, 7878–82
  - Toth, 7884–86
- Personal statements (November 26, 2015), appreciation
  - Broten, 7888–89
  - Cheveldayoff, 7889–90
  - McCall, 7890–91
  - Speaker, 7891
  - Wall, 7886–88
- Privilege, member's statement
  - Speaker, 6905
- Question period statements, accuracy, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 3550–51
- Retirements, Throne Speech response, 5480, 5483, 5510–11, 5559, 5636, 5674–75
- Role in democratic government, 1679
- Speaker (D'Autremont)
  - Failure to follow parliamentary procedures and rules of the Assembly, request to move motion to censure
    - McCall, 7571
- Statement of thanks, post-by-election, member's statement
  - Young, 5907
Legislative Assembly Service
- Estimates
  - (2011-12, December), supplementary, H11
  - (2011-12, March), supplementary, H12
  - (2012-13), main, H9–11
  - (2013-14, November), supplementary, H37
  - (2013-14), main, H32–33
  - (2014-15), main, H44
  - (2015-16), main, H66
- Staff, H10
Legislative Building (Regina)
- See also
  - Parks – Urban – Queen Elizabeth II Gardens
- Centennial celebration (2012), 10, H10
  - Funding, N133
    - Government Services, C51
- Chamber
  - See also
    - Budget – First delivered in Chamber (March 8, 1912)
  - Clock, mechanical failures, H10–11
  - Former Speakers' chairs, member's statement
    - Speaker, 4609
  - Temperature, H10
- Dome
  - Conservation plan, funding, N266
  - Restoration project, C486, C586
    - Throne Speech response, 5530
- Financing, historical, budget debate, 6810
- Infrastructure upgrades, funding, N133
- Premier's office, new carpet, member's statement
  - Sproule, 2448
Legislators
- Speeches, standing on one leg (humour), 1640
Legrand, Paul
- See
  - Regina Fish & Game League – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Leier, Jean
- See
  - Tributes
Lentils
- See
  - Pulse crops
Liberation treatment for multiple sclerosis
- See
  - Multiple sclerosis – Chronic cerebrospinal venous insufficiency (CCSVI) treatment
Libraries
- Public
  - Moose Jaw Public Library, historic building
    - See
      - Historic buildings – Moose Jaw Public Library, heritage building, member's statement
  - Provincial funding, U4, U384, U632, U860
  - Regina Public Library, Albert Branch centennial (2013), member's statement
    - McCall, 4267
  - Single integrated library system (SILS), library materials, transportation, funding, U840
- Saskatchewan Library Week (October 18-24, 2015), member's statement
  - Nilson, 7403
Licensed practical nurse
- See
  - Practical nurses – Licensed
Lieutenant Governor
- Cirillo, Nathan Frank, Canadian Armed Forces, death in Ottawa, condolences, 5449
- Lieutenant Governor designate, Vaughn Schofield, member's statement
  - Wyant, 387
- Prorogation speech, 1557–58, 3599–3600, 5447–48
- Speech from the Throne, 5–10, 1559–66, 3601–8, 5449–56
Life, quality 5, 8, 55, 60
- Throne Speech response, 3671
Light of Christ Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 16
- Management, performance evaluations, P697
- Physical assets, verification, P697
- School-generated funds, procedures and documentation, P697, P699–700
LINC (local implementation and negotiation committee) agreements
- See
  - Teachers – Local implementation and negotiation committee (LINC) agreements
Liquor
- See
  - Alcohol
  - Wine
Liquor stores
- Ownership
  - Proposed changes
    - McMorris, 7715–16
    - Sproule, 7715–16
  - Proposed changes, ministerial statement (McMorris)
    - McMorris, 7717–18
    - Sproule, 7718
  - Public and private
    - Belanger, 1749–50
    - Harpauer, 1749–50
- Possible privatization, 1622
- Private
  - Impact on Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, C339
  - Saskatoon Co-op store, ownership, comments, member's statement
    - Hickie, 3469
- Privatization
  - Budget debate, 6783
  - Throne Speech, 5452
  - Throne Speech response, 5472, 5476, 5499, 5515, 5525, 5545, 5604–5, 5634, 5640, 5646, 5679, 5697, 5717–18
- Public stores, rural Saskatchewan, closures, C528
  - Harpauer, 5363
  - Sproule, 5363
  - Stop, petition
    - Sproule, 5357
- Revenues, C529
Literacy
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Aboriginal Literacy Network
- Adult Learners' Week in Canada (March 29 - April 6, 2014), member's statement
  - Makowsky, 5005–6
- Ânskohk Aboriginal Literature Festival in Saskatoon (October 2012), member's statement
  - Forbes, 1599
- Funding, provincial, U632, U860–61
- Fundraising, Speed Scrabble Tournament at University of Saskatchewan (March 2012), member's statement
  - Chartier, 261
- READ Saskatoon, Sylvia Vicq Tutor Award (2012), Julie Gregorash (Saskatoon), recipient, member's statement
  - Forbes, 1122
- Saskatchewan Literacy Awards of Merit
  - (2013), member's statement
    - Elhard, 3550
  - (2014), member's statement
    - Forbes, 5489–90
  - (2015), recipients, member's statement
    - Ross, 7031
    - Sproule, 6992–93
- SaskSmart Innovations Fund, elimination, U151–53
  - Harpauer, 1350–51
  - Wotherspoon, 1350–51
- Summer camps, U24
  - Funding, 699, 818, 850, U4, U385
    - Budget debate, 4828
Livestock industry
- See also
  - Cattle industry
- Cattle and horses, brand inspection, E443–44
- HayEast 2012 program, member's statement
  - Sproule, 1871
- Hogs
  - Short-term hog loan program, E449–50
  - Swine biosecurity program, E592
- Intensive livestock operations
  - Environmental program, funding, 806
  - Inspections, risk-based, P394
  - Waste, water protection, P394–96
- Livestock loan guarantee program, E449
  - Two specific guarantees, E456–57
- Livestock predation compensation program, E21–22
- Livestock price insurance program
  - See
    - Livestock industry – Western Canadian livestock price insurance program
- Livestock strategy, E442
- Meat inspection
  - See
    - Food safety – Meat
    - Slaughterhouses
- Research and development, livestock/forage, E461
- Sheep
  - Abuse, E451
  - Saskatchewan Sheep Development Board, Agriculture Ministry funding, E446
- Western Canadian livestock price insurance program, 3606, E29, E448, E591–92, E606
  - Funding, budget debate, 4785, 4809, 4834, 4835, 4843, 4871, 4911, 4929
  - Implementation, commendation, moved (Kirsch), 5376–79
    - Kirsch, 5376–79
  - Ministerial statement (Stewart)
    - Sproule, 5129
    - Stewart, 5128–29
  - Throne Speech response, 3691, 3819, 3839, 5638
Livestock Services of Saskatchewan Corporation E443
- Official status, delays, E600
- Service fees, E601
- Transitional funding and support, E601–2
Livestock Services Revolving Fund E23–24, E443–44, E453–54, E599–600
- Employees, reduction, 2906
- Service fees, increase, 2906
Living Sky School Division No. 202
- Living Sky School Division [note: misidentified as Living Skies School Division], land-based learning program, member's statement
  - Cox, 4666
Lloydminster, SK
- See
  - Cities and towns – Lloydminster
Lloydminster Constituency By-election Act (No. 160)
- First reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 5857
- Second reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 5857
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Report without amendment, moved (Cheveldayoff), 5857
  - Committee rise, report progress, and ask for leave to sit again, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 5858
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 5858
- Third reading
  - Cheveldayoff, 5858
- Royal Assent, 5858
Loans, student
- See
  - Post-secondary students – Financial assistance programs
  - Post-secondary students – Loans
Lobbying
- See also
  - Conflict of Interest Commissioner – Registrar of Lobbyists Office, funding
- Independent officer, establishment, 3607
  - Throne Speech response, 3660–61, 3692, 3729
- Inquiry
  - Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, N1, N3, N5
  - Report, consideration, Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, N225, N227
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee conduct inquiry and hold public hearings for new legislation on lobbying, moved (Morgan)
  - Morgan, 73
- Lobbyist registry, H53–54
  - Legislation
    - Nilson, 2708–9
    - Sproule, 3470–72
    - Wyant, 2709, 3471–72
  - Motion, comment, member's statement
    - Nilson, 77
Lobbyists Act
- New legislation, 3607
  - Throne Speech response, 3660, 3683, 3692, 3783
Lobbyists Act (No. 120)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 4149
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4187–88
  - Chartier, 4263–64
  - Forbes, 4569–75
  - McCall, 4622–25
  - Nilson, 4649–52
  - Sproule, 4542–45
  - Vermette, 4503–4
  - Wotherspoon, 4737–38
  - Wyant, 4186–87
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 4738
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N464–66, N468–71
  - Sproule, N466–70
  - Wyant, N463–70
  - Report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N471
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 5043
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 5043
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 5043
- Royal Assent, 5420
Local Government Election Act, 2014 (No. 166)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 6119
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 6153–58
  - Chartier, 6514– 6515
  - Forbes, 6404–6
  - McCall, 6366
  - Nilson, 6222
  - Reiter, 6153
  - Sproule, 6328–29
  - Vermette, 6489–90
  - Wotherspoon, 6433–34, 6533–34
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Cheveldayoff, 6534
- Committee discussion
  - Reiter, N743–46
  - Wotherspoon, N743–46
  - Report without amendment, moved (Michelson)
    - Michelson, N747
- Report without amendment
  - Ross, 7103–4
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 7104
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 7104
- Royal Assent, 7259
Local Government Election Consequential Amendments Act, 2014 (No. 167)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 6119–20
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 6158–59
  - Chartier, 6515
  - Forbes, 6406–7
  - McCall, 6367
  - Nilson, 6222
  - Reiter, 6158
  - Sproule, 6329
  - Vermette, 6491
  - Wotherspoon, 6434, 6534
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Cheveldayoff, 6534
- Committee discussion
  - Reiter, N747
  - Report without amendment, moved (Eagles)
    - Eagles, N747
- Report without amendment
  - Ross, 7104
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 7104
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 7104
- Royal Assent, 7259
Local implementation and negotiation committee (LINC) agreements
- See
  - Teachers – Local implementation and negotiation committee (LINC) agreements
Locke, Ernie
- See
  - Honours and awards – Premier's Award for Excellence in the Public Service
Logging
- See
  - Forests and forestry
Long, Robert (Bob)
- See
  - Condolences
Long-term care 2844–45, 2904, 3723, U769–70
- See also
  - Long-term care facilities
- And home care
  - Broten, 3288–90, 3419–21
  - Duncan, 3289–90, 3420–21
  - Wall, 3288–89, 3420
  - Throne Speech response
    - Broten, 3859–60
- Beds, 2903, 2933, 3010
  - Chartier, 4396
  - Duncan, 4396–97
  - Need, 2833, 3027–28
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Budget debate, 4787, 4971–72, 6705
    - Funding
      - Duncan, 6696–97
      - Vermette, 6696
  - Throne Speech response, 3705
- Budget debate, 4799, 4801–2, 4810, 4813, 4855, 4893, 4921–23, 4966, 4969, 4989, 4990
- Care standards, 5345–47
  - And lean management program
    - See also
      - Long-term care facilities, care standards
    - Broten, 5124–26
    - Duncan, 5124–26
- Dementia patients
  - Chartier, 4670–71
  - Duncan, 4670–71
- Eligibility, acuity assessment, U941–43
- Fees, Throne Speech response, 3786
- Funding, U771
- Issues
  - Chartier, 4328
  - Duncan, 4328–29
  - And lean management program
    - Chartier, 4794–95
    - Duncan, 4794–95
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Throne Speech response, 3758–59
- Placements
  - People with complex needs, U770–71, U798
  - Protocol, first available bed policy
    - Chartier, 7611–12
    - Duncan, 7611–12
  - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
    - Chartier, 3802–3
    - Duncan, 3802–3
- Quality, 3493–95
  - Broten, 3107–9
  - Duncan, 3108–9
  - Wall, 3107–8
  - And safety, improvement, budget debate, 6604, 6700, 6734–35
  - Throne Speech response, 3649
  - Tracking
    - See
      - Health Quality Council – Long-term care, evaluation mandate
- Seniors, improve quality
  - Petition
    - Chartier, 5706, 6453, 6502, 6526, 6539–40, 7402, 7433, 7460, 7490, 7516, 7540–41, 7564, 7605, 7624, 7652, 7672, 7683, 7710, 7722–23, 7750, 7775–76, 7830
- Throne Speech response, 3786–87, 3834, 5553, 5615, 5698–99, 5715
- Upgrades, Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, budget debate, 4914
- Waiting list and transfers waiting list, U768–69
Long-term care facilities
- See also
  - Personal care homes
- Amicus (Saskatoon)
  - Continuing care and service agreement, audit, P70–78
  - Deal
    - McMorris, 100–101
    - Nilson, 100–101
    - Long-term costs
      - Broten, 601–2
      - McMorris, 601–2
- Borden Care Home, phase 2 grand opening (2012), member's statement
  - Weekes, 782
- Budget debate, 4905, 4908, 6606, 6648–49, 6668
- Canora and Invermay, maintenance and repairs, Throne Speech response, 5679
- Capital funding, 810, 870, 2828, 2898, 2908, 2920, 2939, 2965–66, 2968, 2973, 2999, 3008, 3014, U255, U681
  - Budget debate, 4783, 4800, 4806, 4830, 4834, 4847, 4851, 4879, 4930–31, 4937, 4957, 4997, 6779
  - Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region, budget debate, 4830, 4834, 4847, 4957
- Care, quality, member's statement
  - Brkich, 6036–37
- Care aides
  - See
    - Long-term care personnel
- Care quality and staffing
  - Broten, 7833–37
  - Duncan, 7834–37
  - Wall, 7833–34
- Care standards
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities, care standards
- Chief operating officer, facility tours, U935–37, U1005
- Closures, historical, budget debate, 6668–69, 6670, 6706, 6709, 6716, 6724, 6734, 6740, 6743, 6775
- Criticism
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities – Reluctance to criticize, staff and residents, Ombudsman's report recommendations
- Dementia patients, safety
  - Broten, 6141–43
  - Duncan, 6143
  - Wall, 6142
- Dr. Cooke Extended Care Centre (Lloydminster), Alberta-Saskatchewan health agreement
  - Chartier, 5495–96
  - Duncan, 5496
- Efficiency targets, U940–41
- Food services
  - Audit, P517–23
  - Costs, P518, P522
  - Five Hills Regional Health Authority
    - See
      - Five Hills Regional Health Authority – Food services in long-term care facilities
  - Menus, comply with Canada Food Guide, P518
  - Policy, update, P518
- Funding
  - Calculations, U939–42
  - Provincial to municipal ratio, budget debate, 6735
  - Urgent requests, allocations
    - Chartier, 7861
    - Duncan, 7861
- Grenfell, maintenance, funding, budget debate, 6705
- Infection, prevention and control, audit, P523–27
- Injuries and fatalities, causes, transparency
  - Broten, 6081–83, 6175–77
  - Duncan, 6082–83, 6176–77
  - Wall, 6081–82, 6175–76
- Invermay, Throne Speech response, 3731
- Jubilee Residences (Saskatoon), Oktoberfest fundraiser (October 2, 2015), member's statement
  - Cheveldayoff, 7436
- Kelvington-Wadena constituency, 735
  - New facility in Kelvington, Throne Speech response, 5572, 5698
- Kipling Integrated Health Centre, grand opening (March 13, 2015), member's statement
  - Toth, 6563–64
- La Ronge, 852, 855, 2954
  - Duncan, 4146–47
  - Vermette, 4146–47
  - Expansion, funding, U681
    - Budget debate, 4783, 4814–15, 4826, 4830, 4834, 4839, 4847, 4911, 4931, 4937, 4957, 4959, 4973, 4991, 4999, 6664
  - Invest in new facility, petition
    - Vermette, 4324, 4359, 4392, 4425, 4634, 4664
  - Planning, funding, budget debate, 6723
- Lakeside facility (Wolseley) and Parkridge (Saskatoon), rental transfer, U116–17
- Maintenance issues, 3028
  - Broten, 2632–33
  - Duncan, 2632–33
- Marian Health Centre (Radville)
  - Features, budget debate, 6735
  - Grand opening (March 6, 2015), member's statement
    - Eagles, 6455
  - Throne Speech response, 5580
- Med pass program, nutritional supplements, P520
- Medication management
  - Fatality
    - Broten, 6284–86
    - Duncan, 6286
    - Wall, 6284–86
  - Heartland Regional Health Authority, P674–82
    - Communication plan to stakeholders, P674, P676
    - Education plan for staff, P674, P676
    - Policies, P674, P676–77
    - Processes, identify trends, and assessment needs, P674, P676
    - Residents, informed consent, high-alert medication, P674–75, P677
    - Tracking processes, medication use, P677–78, P679
      - Incidents, reporting, P681
  - Plans
    - Chartier, 6234
    - Duncan, 6234
- Needs, 2954
- New
  - Biggar
    - Fundraising event (February 11, 2012), member's statement
      - Weekes, 689
    - And hospital renovation, budget debate, 6656
  - Budget debate, 6646, 6659, 6667, 6670, 6676, 6808
  - Creighton-Denare Beach area, invest, petition
    - Vermette, 7148, 7175–76, 7226, 7516, 7584–85, 7604–5, 7624, 7652, 7682–83, 7695, 7709–10, 7749–50
  - Estevan, Throne Speech response, 5579
  - Funding, shared ownership model, 7, 46, 49, 54, 700, 774, 830, 831, 888, 2883
  - Swift Current
    - See
      - Swift Current long-term care project, public-private partnership
  - Throne Speech response, 3666, 3805, 3840, 5472
- Northern Saskatchewan, 2909
  - Duncan, 1780
  - Vermette, 1780
  - Planning, funding, budget debate, 6701
  - Waiting lists, 852
- Nurses
  - See
    - Long-term care personnel
- Oliver Lodge (Saskatoon), capital project and funding, P70, P73
- Ombudsman's report, Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Ombudsman's report recommendations
- Parkridge Centre (Saskatoon)
  - Capital funding, U681
    - Budget debate, 4783, 4829–30, 4843
  - Renovations, budget debate, 6710
- Physical therapy facilities and staffing
  - Chartier, 4224–25
  - Duncan, 4224–25
- Pineview Terrace (Prince Albert)
  - Budget debate, 6675
  - Funding, 741, 2881, U256, U681
  - Funding, budget debate, 4807, 4937
- Pioneer Village (Regina)
  - Deterioration, 60, 726
    - Budget debate, 4799, 6618
    - Throne Speech response, 3634, 3650, 3750–51
  - Replacement, U818–19
    - Throne Speech response, 5477
- Public-private partnership, maintenance, concerns, Throne Speech response, 5583
- Purposeful rounding, U926, U937–39
- Regina, funding, U681
  - Budget debate, 4937
- Regina Extendicare, replacement, funding, budget debate, 4783
- Regina Lutheran Home, 8th Annual Holiday Magic Gala Fundraiser (November 21, 2014), member's statement
  - Docherty, 6262
- Regina Village, budget debate, 6618
- Reluctance to criticize, staff and residents, Ombudsman's report recommendations
  - Broten, 7253–55
  - Duncan, 7255–56
  - Wall, 7253–55
- Residents
  - See also
    - Long-term care facilities – Seniors
  - Cost per month, U123
  - Eating, assistance, P521
  - Fatality, Margaret Warholm
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Improvements, need for
      - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Ombudsman's report recommendations
  - Hygiene supply fees, increase, 701, 723, 763, 813, U108
  - Nutrition, dietary needs, P518
  - Placements, criteria
    - Broten, 5911–12
    - Duncan, 5911–12
    - Comparison with previous administration, member's statement
      - Bradshaw, 5939
  - Safety, falls, injuries
    - Chartier, 6957–58
    - Duncan, 6958
    - And fatalities
      - Broten, 6694–96
      - Duncan, 6694–96
  - Special care homes, benefit, increase, U331
- Residents' bill of rights
  - Broten, 4326–27
  - Duncan, 4326–27
  - Wall, 4327–28
  - Throne Speech response, 5616
- Review
  - Throne Speech, 3601
  - Throne Speech response, 3689
- Rose Villa (Rosetown), grand opening (May 2014), member's statement
  - Reiter, 5319
- Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home, Ombudsman's report
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Ombudsman's report recommendations
- Seniors
  - See also
    - Long-term care facilities – Residents
  - Care, funding
    - Broten, 7404–8
    - Duncan, 7406–8
    - Wall, 7404–6
  - Care, quality
    - Chartier, 6507–9
    - Ottenbreit, 6507–9
  - Care quality, member's statement
    - Bjornerud, 6114–15
  - Transfers, complications
    - Broten, 6037–39
    - Wall, 6037–39
- Sherbrooke Community Centre (Saskatoon), spiritual ceremony (November 28, 2011), member's statement
  - Merriman, 122
- Staff
  - See
    - Long-term care personnel
- Throne Speech response, 3746–47, 3751–52, 3818
- Tisdale, 1664
  - Budget debate, 4842
  - New, 806
    - Budget debate, 6669
  - Newmarket Place (Tisdale), grand opening (November 20, 2015), member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 7751–52
- Urgent Issues Action Fund
  - Allocations, update, U772–73, U933–36
  - Funding, U681
    - Budget debate, 4784, 4786, 4830, 4834, 4847, 4866, 4937, 4986, 6605–6, 6675
  - Requests and allocations
    - Broten, 4069–70, 4451–53, 4512–13
    - Duncan, 4069–70, 4452–53, 4512–13
    - Wall, 4070–71
    - Budget debate, 4990, 6769
  - Staffing and ongoing costs, funding, U772–73
  - Stakeholder meeting (December 2013), summary, U1005–6, U1091
  - Throne Speech, 3601, 5452
  - Throne Speech response, 3624, 3681, 3689, 3705, 3711–12, 3723, 3825, 3862, 5474, 5525, 5554, 5571, 5615, 5630, 5699
- Watrous, 774
Long-term care facilities, care standards
- And staffing
  - Broten, 5093–94, 6263–65, 6580–82, 6817–19, 6871–72
  - Chartier, 5712–13
  - Duncan, 5093–94, 5712–13, 6265, 6594, 6818–19, 6871–72
  - Wall, 5094, 6263–64, 6580–83, 6817–18
  - Budget debate, 6622, 6802
- Guidelines, monitoring
  - Chartier, 6117–19
  - Duncan, 6117–19
- Improvements, need for
  - Broten, 5939–41, 5968–70, 5989–93, 6909–11
  - Chartier, 5941–42, 5970–71
  - Duncan, 5940–42, 5969–71, 5991–93, 6909–11
  - Wall, 5989–91, 5993–94
- Minimum, 7141
  - Reinstate, staff appropriately, petition
    - Chartier, 5772
  - Throne Speech response, 5715
- Ombudsman's report recommendations
  - See also
    - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Improvements, need for
  - Broten, 7229–32
  - Duncan, 7230–33
  - Wall, 7229
- Oversight
  - Chartier, 7332–33
  - Duncan, 7332–33
Long-term care personnel
- See also
  - Long-term care facilities
- Care aides
  - Numbers, U1005
  - Privacy breach, alleged, and investigation, 7118–21
  - Raised concerns about patient care, suspension
    - Duncan, 6967–68
    - Wall, 6967
    - Wotherspoon, 6967
  - Raised concerns about patient care, suspension and privacy issue
    - Broten, 6983–84
    - Wall, 6983–84
  - Reason for suspension and alleged government breach of privacy
    - Broten, 6994–99, 7019–22, 7045–47, 7059–61
    - Duncan, 7032–34, 7046–47, 7059–61
    - Wall, 6994–99, 7019–21, 7032, 7045–47
    - Wotherspoon, 7032–34
    - Wyant, 7021–22, 7061
  - Release of private information, U1109
    - Broten, 7102, 7113–15
    - Wall, 7088, 7114
    - Wotherspoon, 7088
    - Wyant, 7102, 7114–15
- Nursing and care standards
  - And staffing
    - Broten, 3614–16, 3773–74, 3872–74, 3904–5, 3966–68, 4553–54
    - Chartier, 3644–45, 3701, 3874–75, 3997–98, 4583–84
    - Duncan, 3614–16, 3644–45, 3701–2, 3873–75, 3905, 3967–68, 3997–98, 4553–55, 4583–84
    - Wall, 3614, 3773–74, 3872, 3904–5, 3966–67
  - Budget debate, 4938–39
- Staff
  - Increase to meet resident care needs, petition
    - Chartier, 5906, 5966, 5986–87, 6034, 6078–79, 6112, 6172–73, 6227–28, 6260, 6592, 6609, 6630–31, 6691–92, 6754, 6787, 6815, 6827, 6858, 6868, 6895, 6907, 6926, 6952, 6964–65, 7226
    - McCall, 6980–81, 6992, 7016, 7029, 7042–43
  - Increased numbers, Throne Speech response, 3806
  - Responsibilities
    - Chartier, 7115
    - Duncan, 7115–16
- Staff-to-resident ratio, 7142, P682
  - And patient acuity level, U930–34, U939, U941–42, U1005
  - Broten, 6860–62
  - Chartier, 6614
  - Duncan, 6614–15, 6861–63
  - Wall, 6860
- Staffing, P681–82, U429–31, U943, U1005, U1099–1100
  - Broten, 3560–62, 3576–78, 3590–91, 5294–95
  - Chartier, 6040–41, 6902
  - Duncan, 3561–62, 3591, 5294–95, 6902–3
  - Ottenbreit, 6040–41
  - Wall, 3576–78
  - Budget debate, 6644, 6670, 6706, 6740, 6769
  - Replacing absent workers, U1100–1101
  - Throne Speech response, 3834, 5616
Lotteries
- Agreement
  - New, N655
  - Renewal, N267, N525–26
    - Funding provisions
      - Throne Speech, 5455
      - Throne Speech response, 5683
    - Payee lists, availability to ministry, P140, P651
- Licence, renewal, budget debate, 4869
- Public money accounts, access, Provincial Auditor, P140, P142
- Video lottery terminals
  - See
    - Gambling – Video lottery terminals
Lotteries Trust Fund
- See
  - Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund
Louis Riel Day
- See
  - Métis – Louis Riel Day
Low-income people
- See also
  - Poverty
- Government support, program changes
  - Forbes, 6759–60
  - Harpauer, 6759–60
- Investment in Affordable Housing Agreement
  - See
    - Housing, affordable – Funding – Federal-provincial
- Saskatchewan employment supplement, 2996, 7126–28, P42, U78–80, U676, U953
  - Calculations, U344–45
  - Changes, budget debate, 6601, 6606, 6739, 6769–70, 6776, 6799, 6804
- Seniors, financial assistance
  - See
    - Personal care homes – Seniors' personal care home benefit
    - Seniors' income plan
- Supplementary health benefits
  - See
    - Health care – Supplementary health program
- Supports, budget debate, 6739
- Taxation, provincial, 6715, 7127
  - Budget debate, 3003
LPN (licensed practical nurse)
- See
  - Practical nurses – Licensed
LSS (Livestock Services of Saskatchewan Corporation)
- See
  - Livestock Services of Saskatchewan Corporation
Lung Association of Saskatchewan
- Services, funding, U135
Lupus
- World Lupus Day (May 10, 2012), member's statement
  - Doke, 1477
Lutheran Sunset Home of Saskatoon Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 902)
- Petition
  - Kirsch, 2673
- Petition, compliance and acceptance, B3
- Second reading
  - Kirsch, 3176
- Referred to Private Bills Committee
  - Speaker, 3176
- Committee discussion
  - Hart, B6
  - Kirsch, B6
  - McCall, B6
  - Report without amendment, moved (Elhard)
    - Elhard, B7
  - Waive fees, moved (Tochor)
    - Tochor, B7
- Report without amendment
  - Wilson, 3396
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Kirsch, 3396–97
- Third reading
  - Kirsch, 3397
- Royal Assent, 3585
Lutz, Willard
- See
  - Tributes
Lyme disease U807–9
Lymphedema
- Lymphedema Awareness Day in Saskatchewan
  - (March 6, 2012), member's statement
    - Doke, 325
  - (March 6, 2015), member's statement
    - Cox, 6454
Lysyk, Ed
- See
  - Tributes