Hansard Subject Index - 27th Legislature

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OAS (old age security)
- See
  - Seniors – Income – Old age security
Oats
- Base grade
  - See
    - Crop insurance – Base grade, oats
- Grain
  - See
    - Grain – Yorkton Grain Millers, oats, Throne Speech response
Obesity
- Healthy weights action plan, N267
Occupational health and safety 52, 1610
- See also
  - Workplaces
- Farm workers, fatalities, E171
- Health and safety offences
  - On-site ticketing system, ministerial statement (Morgan)
    - Forbes, 1877
    - Morgan, 1877
  - Summary offence ticketing, U716
    - And fines, U364–65
- Health and safety strategy, development, C246, C310
- Hygiene and radiation laboratory
  - Decommissioning, U1027
    - Funding, U716, U721
- Information technology, portal project, U365–66, U716, U720–21
  - Safety information management system (SIMS)
    - Costs, U1028
    - Fully operational, U1027
- Inspectors, numbers, interprovincial comparison, U1030
- Issues, designated prosecutor, U364
- Late-night workers, retail, protection, Jimmy's law
  - See
    - Jimmy's Law Act (No. 601)
    - Labour force – Late-night workers
- North American Occupational Safety and Health Week
  - (May 6-12, 2012), member's statement
    - Forbes, 1429–30
  - (May 5-11, 2013), member's statement
    - Forbes, 3456
  - (May 5-11, 2014), member's statement
    - Forbes, 5306–7
  - (May 3-9, 2015), member's statement
    - Ross, 7111
- SaskEnergy, C263
- Staff, increase with increased workforce, U1029–31
- Standards, harmonization, New West Partnership, U1032–33
  - Throne Speech, 5450
  - Throne Speech response, 5511–12, 5523, 5527, 5634
- WorkSafe Saskatchewan, Safe Worker Award (2013), Carey Gleason (Yorkton), recipient, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 3368
Occupational Health and Safety Amendment Act, 2011
- Fines, U722
Occupational Health and Safety Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 23)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 157–58
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 231–32
  - Forbes, 1285–86
  - McCall, 649–53
  - Morgan, 230
  - Sproule, 523–27
  - Wotherspoon, 346–50
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 1286
- Withdrawn from Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee and committed to Human Services Committee, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 1353
- Committee discussion
  - Forbes, U191–203
  - Morgan, U191–93, U195–202
  - Report with amendments, moved (Marchuk)
    - Marchuk, U203
- Report with amendment
  - Kirsch, 1462
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1462–63
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Morgan, 1463
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1463
- Royal Assent, 1541
Occupational Health and Safety Council
- Advisory committee, U176
Occupational therapists
- And speech therapists, training programs, University of Saskatchewan
  - Broten, 1404–6
  - McMorris, 1404–5
  - Norris, 1405–6
- Numbers in school divisions
  - Chartier, 5165–66
  - Draude, 5166
  - Morgan, 5165–66
- Program, University of Saskatchewan, status, U278
Offenders
- See
  - Prisoners
Office of the Chief Electoral Officer
- See
  - Elections Saskatchewan
Office of the Workers' Advocate
- See
  - Workers' Advocate Office
Officers of the Legislative Assembly Standardization Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 138)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 5391
Officers of the Legislative Assembly Standardization Amendment Act, 2015 (No. 181)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 7183
- Rule 142(3) not apply, moved (Wyant)
  - Wyant, 7183
- Second reading
  - McCall, 7185–86
  - Wyant, 7184–85
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 7186
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7186–87
- Report without amendment, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 7186
- Committee rise, report progress, ask for leave to sit again, moved (Cheveldayoff)
  - Cheveldayoff, 7187
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 7187
- Read bill third time immediately
  - Harrison, 7187
- Third reading
  - Harrison, 7187
- Royal Assent, 7259
Official opposition
- See also
  - Government – Performance – And performance of official opposition
- Critic duties, member for Saskatoon Centre [Forbes], 51
- Critique
  - Budget debate, 4875–76, 4938–40, 4962–63, 6685, 6747–51
  - Throne Speech response, 3627, 3826, 3837–38, 5500, 5515, 5556, 5599, 5636–37, 5638–39, 5683–84
- Election platform (2011) and policy review document, member's statement
  - Hickie, 2632
- Facts
  - Used in question period, member's statement
    - Hickie, 3590
    - Merriman, 6504–5
  - Used in the House
    - Budget debate, 6731
    - Member's statement
      - Steinley, 3966
- Ideology, member's statement
  - Merriman, 3613–14
- Leader
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 3660
  - Economic plan, critique, member's statement
    - Doke, 6580
  - Provincial journeys, member's statement
    - Broten, 3612
  - Views, member's statement
    - Hickie, 3327
- New leader
  - Member for Saskatoon Massey Place [Broten], 2949–50
    - Member's statement
      - Merriman, 2707
      - Wotherspoon, 2599
- Policies and plans, critique
  - Budget debate, 6645, 6646, 6652–53, 6666, 6667, 6668, 6671, 6764
  - Member's statement
    - Moe, 3903
    - Steinley, 5414–15
  - Throne Speech response, 5553–54, 5604, 5642, 6727
- Policy alternatives, critique, member's statement
  - Hickie, 5258
- Representation of Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association views, member's statement
  - Doke, 7059
- Role, 29–30, 43, 51, 58, 80, 81–82, 107, 863
  - Budget debate, 6621, 6704, 6731
  - Member's statement
    - Nilson, 14
  - Throne Speech response, 5687
- Spending priorities for province
  - Critique
    - Budget debate, 6763
    - Member's statement
      - Bradshaw, 6336–37
      - Hickie, 4581–82
- Statements by members, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 3417
  - Hickie, 5384
Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 136)
- First reading
  - McMillan, 5098
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 5117–18
  - McMillan, 5116–17
  - Nilson, 5173–75
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, 5175
- Committee discussion
  - McMillan, E468–71
  - Nilson, E468–71
  - Report without amendment, moved (Bradshaw)
    - Bradshaw, E472
- Report without amendment
  - Toth, 5263–64
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McMillan, 5264
- Third reading
  - McMillan, 5264
- Royal Assent, 5421
Oil industry
- Barrel price
  - Decrease, impact, budget debate, 6600, 6627, 6707, 6709, 6716, 6762, 6771, 6782, 6806
  - Forecasted average, C625
  - Impact, C468–69, C625, E623
    - Analysis of future, E699–700
    - On families and business, E632–33, E698–99
    - On related business, C626–27
- Development
  - Budget debate, 4858–60
  - Husky Energy and Serafina Energy, Throne Speech response, 5671
- Enhanced oil recovery, C210–11, C378–79
  - Funding, 2832, E132, E618–19
  - Projects, E475–78, E618
- Fracking
  - See
    - Hydraulic fracturing
- Fraser Institute, annual global petroleum survey
  - (2013), Saskatchewan ranking, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 4067
  - (2015), Saskatchewan ranking, budget debate, 6627
- Growth, 857, 1689
- Heavy oil
  - Production, analysis, E615
  - Thermal plants, Husky Energy, budget debate, 4844
- Investments, oil and gas, budget debate, 6647, 6741
- Legacy well sites
  - Cleanup and reclamation, costs, liabilities, P181, P619–22
  - Overview, P623
- Natural gas
  - See
    - Natural gas
- Oil and gas
  - Beauval area plant site, contamination and cleanup, E516–18
  - Development
    - And environmental protection, balancing, Economy Ministry and Environment Ministry, P174–77
    - Environmentally sensitive areas, P176
    - Versus tourism, E315–16
  - Exploration, Primrose Lake Air Weapons Range, E315
  - Greenhouse gas reduction
    - See
      - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions – Oil and gas industry, sour gas, regulation and enforcement
  - Record production, E623
  - Wells, levy, C466, E501
    - Budget debate, 4844, 4854–55, 4859
- Oil sands
  - Appeal to Canada to join Alberta and Saskatchewan in sharing positive message, moved (Doherty), 421–31
    - Belanger, 428–29
    - Campeau, 424–25
    - Doherty, 421–23
    - Doke, 427–28
    - Nilson, 423–24
    - Sproule, 425–27
    - Questions and comments
      - Broten, 431
      - Campeau, 431
      - Doherty, 430
      - Doke, 430
      - Lawrence, 430
      - McCall, 429–31
      - Moe, 430
      - Nilson, 430–31
      - Sproule, 430
  - Northern Saskatchewan, properties, purchases and permits, E313–14
  - Development, 2963–64, E620–21
    - Environmental issues, E310–12
- Orphan wells
  - Cleanup and reclamation, costs, liabilities, E639–40, P178–81
  - Liability, E506, P174–75
  - Program status, E106–7
    - McMillan, 2397
    - Sproule, 2396–97
- Pipelines
  - See
    - Pipelines
- Production
  - Statistics, E103, E307, E501
  - Throne Speech, 5450
  - Throne Speech response, 5524, 5672
- Programs, government, resources and skills, allocation, P174–75, P177–78
- Regulatory oversight
  - Funding, E308
  - Process renewal and infrastructure management enhancement (PRIME), E624
- Royalties
  - See
    - Royalties – Oil industry
- Saskatchewan petroleum research incentive program, E105–6
- Value-added development, E112
- Wells drilled, E103, E307
  - Northern Saskatchewan, E312
  - Record number, E623
Old age security
- See
  - Seniors – Income – Old age security
Older people
- See
  - Seniors
Olympics
- See also
  - Special Olympics
- London 2012 Summer (July 27-August 12, 2012) and Paralympics (August 29-September 9, 2012), Saskatchewan athletes, recognition, member's statement
  - Merriman, 1955–56
- Sochi 2014 Winter (February 7-23, 2014)
  - Canadian athletes, recognition, member's statement
    - Belanger, 4510
  - Mark McMorris, snowboarder, achievements, budget debate, 4873
  - Saskatchewan athletes, recognition, member's statement
    - Makowsky, 4451
- Sochi 2014 Winter Paralympics (March 7-16, 2014), Canadian athletes, recognition, member's statement
  - Nilson, 4694
  - Ross, 4750
Ombudsman
- Appointment, Ms. Mary McFadyen, effective April 1, 2014, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 4400
- Complaints from Labour Relations and Workplace Safety and from Workers' Compensation Board, U375
- Complaints from social assistance recipients, U1051–52
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), main, H13
  - (2013-14), main, H33
  - (2014-15), main, H44–45
  - (2015-16), main, H66
- Report, Santa Maria Senior Citizens Home
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Ombudsman's report recommendations
Ombudsman Act, 2011 (No. 25)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 158
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 268–72
  - Chartier, 674–75
  - Forbes, 529–32
  - McCall, 355–57
  - Morgan, 267–68
  - Nilson, 1287–88
  - Wotherspoon, 915–18
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 1288
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N193–94
  - Sproule, N193–94
  - Report without amendment, moved (Tochor)
    - Tochor, N194
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1467–68
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1468
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1468
- Royal Assent, 1541
Online bullying
- See
  - Cyberbullying
Open government, open data
- See
  - Freedom of information – Open government, open data
Operation of Public Registry Statutes Act (No. 95)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3202
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3236–39
  - Nilson, 3275–77
  - Sproule, 3344–52
  - Wyant, 3235–36
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 3353
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, C357–63
  - Wyant, C357–60, C362–63
  - Report without amendment, moved (Hickie)
    - Hickie, C363
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 3565
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3565
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3565
- Royal Assent, 3586
Operation of Public Registry Statutes Consequential Amendments Act, 2013 (No. 96)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3203
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3239–42
  - Nilson, 3277–78
  - Sproule, 3353
  - Wyant, 3239
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 3354
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, C364
  - Wyant, C364
  - Report without amendment, moved (Moe)
    - Moe, C364
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 3566
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3566
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3566
- Royal Assent, 3586
Opposition
- See
  - Official opposition
Oral question period
- See
Orange Benevolent Society Repeal Act (No. 901)
- Petition
  - Hart, 2673
- Petition, compliance and acceptance, B1, B3
- Second reading
  - Hart, 3175–76
- Referred to Private Bills Committee
  - Speaker, 3176
- Committee discussion
  - Hart, B5
  - Report without amendment, moved (Elhard)
    - Elhard, B5
  - Waive fees, moved (Steinley)
    - Steinley, B6
- Report without amendment
  - Wilson, 3396
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Hart, 3396
- Third reading
  - Hart, 3396
- Royal Assent, 3585
Orb, Ray
- See
  - RM of Cupar No. 218 – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Organ donation
- See
  - Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
Organized camps
- See
  - Camps
Osteoporosis
- Osteoporosis Canada, Regina chapter, spring reception fundraiser (April 22, 2012), member's statement
  - Ross, 1362
Ostomy
- See
  - Enterostomy