Hansard Subject Index - 27th Legislature

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P3 (public-private partnership)
- See
  - Public-private partnerships
Pageants, beauty
- See
  - Beauty contests
Pain
- Chronic pain centre (Saskatoon), U437
Palliative care 3495–96, U816
- Beds, U1096–98
  - Dedicated and flex care, U1099
- Hospices, U815–16
  - Establishment, 3495–96
- Personal example, Throne Speech response, 5522
- Provincial strategy, U1098–99
- Respite care, palliative, U815
- Services, hospital care and home care, U1096
- Staff, training, U1097–98
- Wait times, U1098
Parades
- Cowboy Christmas Parade in Battleford (November 12, 2011), member's statement
  - Cox, 98
Paratransit
- See
  - Bus services – Paratransit
Parents
- Aid programs, U360–61
- Ombudsman, child in care, parental rights, U1052
- Parental influences, Throne Speech response, 3668–70, 3671
Parking Day, Saskatoon
- See
  - Automobile parking
Parkinson's disease
- Lows in Motion fundraising event in Saskatoon
  - (November 2, 2013), member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 3852
  - (November 1, 2014), member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 5938–39
- Parkinson's Awareness Month
  - (April 2013), member's statement
    - Nilson, 3368
  - (April 2014), member's statement
    - Merriman, 5134
    - Nilson, 5134
  - (April 2015), member's statement
    - Nilson, 6917–18
- Parkinson's Curling Classic fundraiser in Regina (April 5-6, 2013), member's statement
  - Makowsky, 3288
Parkland College Trades and Technology Centre
- See
  - Regional colleges – Parkland Regional College, Trades and Technology Centre (Yorkton)
Parkland Integrated Health Centre
- See
  - Health facilities – Parkland Integrated Health Centre (Shellbrook)
Parkland Regional College
- See
  - Regional colleges
Parks
- See also
  - Parks, provincial
- Recreation sites
  - MacLennan River and Montreal River, funding, N660
  - White Butte Trails, privatization
    - Docherty, 6833–34
    - Wotherspoon, 6833–34
- Regional
  - Funding, 807, 834, 1565, 2912, N36, N49, N528, N648
    - Budget debate, 4868
    - Throne Speech response, 3705
  - Legislation, N36
    - See also
      - Regional Parks Act, 2012 (No. 63)
      - Regional Parks Consequential Amendments Act, 2012 (No. 64)
  - LeRoy, status and funding, N273–75
  - Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association, role, N36
  - Throne Speech response, 3836
- Urban
  - The Battlefords River Valley park, funding, Throne Speech response, 3707–8
  - Chase Kraynick Pay it Forward Splash Park (Canora)
    - Fundraising, member's statement
      - Krawetz, 1956–57
    - Throne Speech response, 3730
  - Developments, funding, N36
  - Funding, N648
  - McNab Park (Regina), renewal, 1632
  - Provincial funding, N528
  - Queen Elizabeth II Gardens, Regina
    - New statue, N138
    - Upgrades and new statue, H10, N133
  - Wanuskewin Heritage Park (Saskatoon), funding, N526
  - Wascana Centre (Regina)
    - 50th anniversary (2012), member's statement
      - Marchuk, 930–31
    - Recognition in the Huffington Post, member's statement
      - Marchuk, 6966
Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
- Note: Name changed from Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry in 2012
  - See also
    - Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
- Accommodation services, costs, N288–89
- Advisor, special, role and responsibility, N653–54
- Budget, operational, increase, N267
- Capital funding, decrease, budget debate, 4851
- Capital projects, budget debate, 6732
- Commercial lease revenues, collection, P139
- Commercial Revolving Fund
  - Revenues and expenses, N652–53
  - Salaries, benefits, contractual services, N290–91
  - Staff, N291–92
- Contracts, N289–90
- Cross-ministerial activities, N552
- Estimates
  - (2012-13, November), supplementary, N231–35
    - Cheveldayoff, N231–35
    - Doherty, N231
    - McCall, N231–35
  - (2013-14), main, N265–93, N407
    - Chartier, N275–93
    - Doherty, N265–93
    - Michelson, N267
    - Norris, N287
    - Vermette, N267–75
  - (2014-15), main, N525–56, N608
    - Doherty, N525–56
    - Sproule, N527–56
  - (2015-16), main, N646–68, N774–75
    - Docherty, N646–67
    - Sproule, N649–67
- Estimates vs actuals, discrepancy, N654–55
- Executive management, costs, N289
- Financial statements
  - Accounting practices, recording liability estimates, P650–51
  - Audit, P650
  - Summary, N665
- Funding
  - Budget debate, 6624–25
  - Decrease, staff levels, N649–50
  - Solicitation from community groups, N269
  - Source, gambling, N554
- Goods and services, contractors and consultants, N555–56
- Information systems, user access, management, P139, P650–51
- Lawsuits and litigation, N290
- Lean management program, N550–52, N665
- Organizational chart, structure, N664
- Payroll services, service level agreement, P139
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2010) v.2, ch.21; (2011) v.2, ch.25; (2012) v.2, ch.17; (2013) v.2, ch.17, P139–43
    - Forbes, P141
    - Hart, P142
    - Moe, P142
  - (2014) v.2, ch.16, P650–52
    - Doke, P651, P652
    - Michelson, P651–52
    - Norris, P651
    - Wotherspoon, P652
  - (2014) v.2, ch.16, recommendations, P652
  - (2015) v.1, ch.24, P652–54
    - Doke, P654
    - Marchuk, P654
    - Michelson, P654
    - Wotherspoon, P653–54
- Revenue, N527–28
- Staff
  - Budget debate, 4853
  - Communications branch, N290
  - Salaries, N650
  - Vacancy positions, N292
Parks, provincial
- See also
  - Parks
- Blackstrap Provincial Park, development, budget debate, 4810, 6647, 6650
- Camping fees, increase
  - Doherty, 5273–74
  - Sproule, 5273–74
- Campsite reservations
  - Budget debate, 4868, 6731
  - Online system, N35–36, N266, N270–71, N528–29
    - New, ministerial statement (Hutchinson)
      - Hutchinson, 156
      - Vermette, 156–57
    - Member's statement
      - Hutchinson, 2448, 2631
    - Problems
      - Doherty, 4557–58, 4697–98
      - Sproule, 4557, 4697
      - Budget debate, 4966
- Campsites
  - Availability, N529
  - Electrification, 3607, N35
  - Improvements
    - Throne Speech, 5455
    - Throne Speech response, 5574, 5607, 5635
- Capital and infrastructure plan, N49–50
- Capital asset management, P141
- Capital asset planning, P140–42, P653
  - Information system, enterprise asset management system, P652
  - Usage trends, and projected demands, P652, P654
- Capital investment, not proportional to government revenues, N654
- Capital projects, funding, 3607, N266, N525, N648
  - Budget debate, 4868, 6603, 6733
  - Throne Speech response, 3836
- Duck Mountain
  - Development, Madge Lake boat launch, Throne Speech response, 5675
  - Madge Lake, St. Michael's church camp, Throne Speech response, 5675–76
- Funding, 9, 54, 1565, 1608
  - Budget debate, 4876
- Great Blue Heron Provincial Park, new, 3607
  - Budget debate, 4868, 4876, 6733
  - Throne Speech response, 3661, 3727–28, 3762–63, 3836
- Highways and roads, maintenance, P653–54
- Improvements
  - Funding, budget debate, 6714
  - Throne Speech response, 5681–82
- Infrastructure, funding, 2912, 2939, N35
- Investment, Throne Speech response, 3728
- Moose Mountain Provincial Park, budget debate, 6650
- New
  - Consideration, budget debate, 4868
  - Consultations, First Nations and Métis, N272–73
  - Emma and Anglin lakes area and Porcupine Hills area, N36
    - Public consultation, N142–43, N271–72
  - Legislation, 1565
- Proposed, Porcupine Hill area, First Nations and Métis consultation, N663
- Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park
  - Highway access, E560–61, P653–54
  - Marina repairs, P653
- Tenders and contracts, process, N274–75
- Visitors, statistics, 1565, 3607, N35, N266
  - Throne Speech response, 3836
Parks Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 10)
- First reading
  - Hutchinson, 106–7
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 145–47
  - Forbes, 198–99
  - Hutchinson, 145
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 493
- Committee discussion
  - Hutchinson, N146–48
  - Vermette, N146–48
  - Report without amendment, moved (Stewart)
    - Stewart, N148
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1352
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Hutchinson, 1352
- Third reading
  - Hutchinson, 1352
- Royal Assent, 1541
Parks Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 2) (No. 62)
- First reading
  - Doherty, 1815
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1886–88
  - Broten, 2016–19
  - Chartier, 2802–4
  - Doherty, 1885–86
  - Forbes, 2124–26
  - McCall, 2742–45
  - Nilson, 2699–2700
  - Sproule, 1934–35
  - Vermette, 3117–19
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 3120
- Committee discussion
  - Doherty, N396–404
  - Steinley, N404–5
  - Vermette, N398–403
  - Report with amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N405
- Report with amendment
  - Michelson, 3568
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Doherty, 3568
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Doherty, 3568
- Third reading
  - Doherty, 3568
- Royal Assent, 3586
Parliament, Members of
- See
  - Legislators
Parliamentary government
- Legislature, executive, and judiciary, 109–10
Pasqua Hospital (Regina)
- Access, road conditions, Dewdney Avenue, budget debate, 6798
- Accountable care unit pilot, 4A medical unit, P669, P672–73
- Emergency room
  - Overnight closure, condemnation of government, moved (Nilson); amendment (Michelson), 4305–16
    - McCall, 4312–13
    - Michelson, 4307–8
    - Moe, 4313–14
    - Nilson, 4305–7
    - Steinley, 4310–12
    - Wotherspoon, 4309–10
    - Questions and comments
      - Jurgens, 4314–15
      - Makowsky, 4315
      - McCall, 4315–16
      - Nilson, 4315–16
      - Phillips, 4315–16
      - Steinley, 4315–16
      - Wilson, 4316
      - Wotherspoon, 4315–16
  - Shortage of physicians, Throne Speech response, 3845
  - Status, Throne Speech response, 3845
- Overcrowding, 1673
Passover
- See also
  - Easter – And Passover, observance, member's statement
- Observance (2014), member's statement
  - Merriman, 5181
Pastures
- See
  - Community pastures
Pastures Revolving Fund E24, E452, E600
Patients
- Billing rates, U123
- Canadian Patient Safety Week (October 29 - November 2, 2012), member's statement
  - Cox, 1600
- Care, staffing issues
  - Broten, 3699–3700
  - Duncan, 3699–3701
- Emergency rooms
  - See
    - Hospitals, emergency rooms – Patients
- Medication history, accuracy, P502–3
- Mental health
  - See also
    - Health facilities – Mental health facilities, patients, statistics
  - Complex needs, accommodation, U732
    - Throne Speech response, 5617–18
  - Wait times and follow-up care, U929
  - Warrants, U797
- Patient care, effect of lean management program
  - Broten, 5909–11
  - Duncan, 5909–11
- Patient first review
  - See
    - Health care – Patient first review
- Refugees, federal and provincial benefits, U443–44
- Safety
  - And impact of lean management program
    - Broten, 5136–38
    - Duncan, 5137–38
    - Wall, 5136–37
  - And quality of care, budget debate, 6802
  - And quality of care, impact of lean management program
    - Chartier, 6791–92
    - Duncan, 6791–93
  - Issues
    - Broten, 3642–43
    - Duncan, 3642–44
  - Issues and lean management program
    - Broten, 4792–93
    - Duncan, 4792–94
PATRIOT Act [USA]
- See
  - Information technology, government – Data privacy, USA PATRIOT Act
  - Information Technology Office – Provincial Auditor's special report
PCAB
- See
  - Provincial Council of Agriculture Development and Diversification ADD Boards for Saskatchewan Inc.
PDAP
- See
  - Provincial disaster assistance program
Peat moss
- Industrial extraction, Carrot River, 1664
PEBA
- See
  - Public Employees Benefits Agency
Pediatrics
- Broten, 3369–70
- Wall, 3369–71
- Ambulance transport and pediatric transport team, U1103–5
  - See also
    - Ambulance service – Pediatric transport
- Complex needs, budget debate, 6719, 6737
- Patient transfer to Saskatoon, U1102–3
- Pediatric neurologists
  - Shortage
    - Broten, 4947–48
    - Wall, 4947–48
    - Throne Speech response, 3633, 5477
- Pediatric specialists
  - Recruitment, U1105–6
  - Shortage
    - Broten, 3551–52
    - Duncan, 3551–52
- Pediatricians
  - Budget debate, 6667
- Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region
  - Pediatric intensive care unit, closure
    - Broten, 3327–28
    - Duncan, 3328
    - Wall, 3327–28
  - Pediatric oncology ward relocation
    - Broten, 3197–99
    - Duncan, 3199
    - Wall, 3197–98
- Saskatoon and Regina
  - Broten, 5384–85
  - Wall, 5384–85
- Services in hospitals, U449
Pelletier, Serg
- See
  - WorkSafe Saskatchewan – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Pension Benefits Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 4)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 105
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 138–40
  - Broten, 192–94
  - Morgan, 137–38
  - Nilson, 606–7
  - Wotherspoon, 399–402
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Morgan, 606–7
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N113–18, N212–13
  - Nilson, N113–18, N212–13
  - Report without amendment, moved (Stewart)
    - Stewart, N213
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1472
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 1472
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 1473
- Royal Assent, 1541
Pensions
- Canada Pension Plan
  - Budget debate, 4969
  - Changes, Saskatchewan position
    - Krawetz, 2927–28
    - Wotherspoon, 2927–28
  - Expansion
    - Wall, 3775–76
    - Wotherspoon, 3775
- Government, debt, P214
- Liabilities, unfunded, 727, C80
  - Increase
    - Krawetz, 237–38
    - Wotherspoon, 237–38
- Municipal employees' pension plan
  - Audit recommendation, P214
  - Financial reporting, P584
  - Public Employee Benefits Agency, coordination, P584
- Pension plans, supervision, P92
- Pooled registered pension plans, 2848, 2890, C295
  - New legislation, 2830
- Public service
  - Funding, C460
  - Non-permanent issue, status, C319
- SaskPower
  - Annual reports (2012-14), C738
    - Phillips, C738
  - Audit recommendations and implementation, C438
- Teachers
  - See also
    - Teachers' Superannuation Commission
- Teachers' superannuation plan
  - Funding, U67–69, U862
  - Locking-in clause, U489
  - Ministry contributions, accuracy checks, periodic, P611
- Unlocking pension money, N590
Performing arts facilities
- Cugnet Centre in Weyburn, 2919
- Dekker Centre for the Performing Arts (The Battlefords), 1579
Personal care homes
- See also
  - Long-term care facilities
- Complaints, resident protection, P479–80
- Fire suppression systems, U1106–7
- Inspections
  - And Reports, 3601
    - And regulation
      - Broten, 4636–37, 4667–69
      - Chartier, 4726
      - Duncan, 4636–37, 4669–70, 4726
      - Wall, 4637, 4667–69
    - Throne Speech response, 3723
  - And regulation
    - Broten, 2395–96
    - Duncan, 2395–96
  - Risk-based, prioritize, P477–82
  - Unannounced, P481
- Legislation
  - Broten, 4640
  - Wall, 4640
- Level of care, U770
- Residents, assistance, firefighters, P481–82, U798, U799–800
- Seniors' personal care home benefit, 7–8, 36, 46, 54, 56, 77, 89, 115, 698, 789, 823, 827–28, 829, 832, 888, 1564, 2916, 3035, U82–83, U331, U953
  - Budget debate, 4813, 4847, 4866, 4878, 4936, 4937, 6650, 6675, 6740, 6777
Personal Care Homes Act
- Amendments, 3601
  - Throne Speech response, 3660, 3681
Personal Care Homes Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 111)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 3910
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3955–58
  - Chartier, 4378–80
  - Duncan, 3954–55
  - Forbes, 4086–91
  - McCall, 4294–96
  - Nilson, 4129–31
  - Sproule, 4061–62
  - Vermette, 4205–7
  - Wotherspoon, 4243–45
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, 4380
- Forgo committee and move to third reading
  - Harrison, 4641
- Committee discussion
  - Broten, U589–95
  - Duncan, U587–96
  - Forbes, U587–89
  - Report without amendment, moved (Wilson)
    - Wilson, U596
- Report without amendment
  - Kirsch, 4675
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 4675
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 4675
- Royal Assent, 4675
Personal health information
- See
  - Privacy, protection – Personal health information
Personal wealth
- Earnings, wage growth, member's statement
  - Doke, 6859–60
Persons
- Persons Day (October 18, 2012)
  - See
    - Women – Persons Day
Pesticides
- Regulation, P125, P127
Pests
- Agricultural, clubroot, initiative, E610
- Beaver control program, funding, 806, E3
- Bedbugs
  - Elimination, Saskatchewan Housing Corporation properties, U629–30
  - Prevalence and distribution, U1050
  - Protocol, Saskatchewan Housing Corporation properties, U958–59
- Control programs, funding, 805, E157, E442, E447
- Mountain pine beetle
  - See
    - Forests and forestry – Pests, mountain pine beetle management, Saskatchewan-Alberta agreement, ministerial statement (Duncan)
- Rat control program, E596
  - Funding, 806, E3–4, E442, E447
PET (positron emission tomography)
- See
  - Diagnostic imaging – Positron emission tomography/computerized tomography scanner, Royal University Hospital (Saskatoon), funding
Petitions [Session 1]
- Cellphones
  - Cellular service, northern Saskatchewan
    - See
      - Cellphones – Cellular service, Northern Saskatchewan – Petition
- Education
  - Prioritize
    - See
      - Education – Prioritize, petition
- Film industry
  - Tax incentives, continuation
    - See
      - Film industry – Tax incentives – Continuation, petition
- Government financial management
  - Responsibility and prudence
    - See
      - Government financial management – Responsibility and prudence – Petition
- Health facilities
  - Staffing, safe levels
    - See
      - Health facilities – Staffing – Safe levels, petition
- Highway No. 165
  - Beauval to English River First Nation, construction and maintenance improvements
    - See
      - Highway No. 165 – Beauval – To English River First Nation, construction and maintenance improvements, petition
- Highways and roads
  - Northern Saskatchewan, secondary roads, maintenance, funding
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Northern Saskatchewan – Secondary roads, maintenance, funding, petition
- Jimmy's Law Act (No. 601)
  - Enact immediately
    - See
      - Jimmy's Law Act (No. 601) – Enact immediately
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Number, no increase, and include children under 18 in constituency boundary determination
    - See
      - Legislative Assembly members – Number, no increase, and include children under 18 in constituency boundary determination
- Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
  - Changes, consult with affected community members
    - See
      - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program – Changes – Consult with affected community members
- Schools, new
  - Hampton Village (Saskatoon)
    - See
      - Schools, new – Hampton Village (Saskatoon)
- Seniors' Bill of Rights Act (No. 603)
  - Enact
    - See
      - Seniors' Bill of Rights Act (No. 603) – Enact
- Transgender people
  - Inclusion in Saskatchewan Human Rights Code
    - See
      - Transgender people – Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, inclusion in
- Trapping
  - Review legislation and regulations in consultation with traditional resource users
    - See
      - Trapping – Review legislation and regulations in consultation with traditional resource users
- Waste management
  - Nuclear waste, storage and transportation, ban
    - See
      - Waste management – Nuclear waste – Storage and transportation, ban
- Western Development Museum
  - Funding request
    - See
      - Western Development Museum – Funding request
- Wildfires
  - Wildfire management policy, review
    - See
      - Wildfires – Wildfire management – Policy, review
Petitions [Session 2]
- Asbestos
  - Identification and public notification, pass Bill 604
    - See
      - Asbestos – Identification and public notification – Pass Bill 604, petition
- Bridges, Prince Albert
  - Second bridge, over North Saskatchewan River
    - See
      - Bridges, Prince Albert – Second bridge, over North Saskatchewan River – Petition
- Cellphones
  - Cellular service, Canoe Lake First Nation and adjacent communities
    - See
      - Cellphones – Cellular service, Northern Saskatchewan – Canoe Lake First Nation and adjacent communities, petition
  - Cellular service, Dore Lake, northern hamlet
    - See
      - Cellphones – Cellular service, Northern Saskatchewan – Dore Lake, hamlet, petition
- Geriatrics
  - And home care, improve quality
    - See
      - Geriatrics – And home care – Improve quality, petition
- Highway No. 102
  - Repair and maintenance
    - See
      - Highway No. 102 – Repair and maintenance – Petition
- Highway No. 123
  - Repair and maintenance
    - See
      - Highway No. 123 – Repair and maintenance – Petition
- Highways and roads, construction and maintenance
  - Wollaston Lake, access road construction
    - See
      - Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Wollaston Lake, access road – Construction, petition
- Rent control
  - See
    - Rent control
  - Estevan
    - See
      - Rent control – Estevan
- Saskatchewan Employment Act (No. 85), petition
  - Do not pass in session two, 27th legislature
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Employment Act (No. 85), petition – Do not pass in session two, 27th legislature
Petitions [Session 3]
- Bullying
  - Anti-bullying action for protection of youth
    - See
      - Bullying – Anti-bullying action for protection of youth – Petition
- Climate change
  - Initiatives, funding
    - See
      - Climate change – Initiatives – Funding, petition
- Community schools
  - Sacred Heart Community School (Regina), gymnasium replacement
    - See
      - Community schools – Sacred Heart Community School (Regina) – Gymnasium replacement, petition
- Correctional centres
  - Privatization, cancel
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Privatization – Cancel, petition
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Youth addiction programs, improve access and extend involuntary treatment
    - See
      - Drug and alcohol abuse – Youth – Addiction programs, improve access and extend involuntary treatment, petition
- Government financial management
  - Accounting practices
    - See
      - Government financial management – Accounting practices – Petition
- Grain
  - Transportation, capacity, open railway running rights, request federal changes
    - See
      - Grain – Transportation – Capacity, open railway running rights, request federal changes, petition
- Greenhouse gas mitigation
  - Emissions, reduction, funding
    - See
      - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions, reduction – Funding, petition
- Harness racing
  - Yorkton, grant funding, reinstate
    - See
      - Harness racing – Yorkton – Grant funding, reinstate, petition
- Health care, lean management program
  - Consultants, cancel contracts
    - See
      - Health care, lean management program – Consultants – Cancel contracts, petition
- Highway No. 1
  - East, install traffic lights, reduce and enforce speed limit
    - See
      - Highway No. 1 – East – Install traffic lights, reduce and enforce speed limit, petition
- Highway No. 155
  - Repair and upgrade
    - See
      - Highway No. 155 – Repair and upgrade, petition
- Highway No. 220
  - Maintenance, Bulyea to Rowan's Ravine
    - See
      - Highway No. 220 – Maintenance, Bulyea to Rowan's Ravine – Petition
- Highway No. 908
  - Repair and upgrade
    - See
      - Highway No. 908 – Repair and upgrade, petition
- Highway No. 918
  - Repair and upgrade
    - See
      - Highway No. 918 – Repair and upgrade, petition
- Highways and roads
  - Regina, Dewdney Avenue, heavy-haul traffic, reroute
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Regina, Dewdney Avenue, heavy-haul traffic – Reroute – Petition
- Highways and roads, construction and maintenance
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Far Reserve Road to regional landfill, pave
      - See
        Highways and roads, construction and maintenance – Northern Saskatchewan – Far Reserve Road to regional landfill, pave – Petition
- Hospital laundries
  - Services, privatization
    - See
      - Hospital laundries – Services, privatization
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Regina, ensure two 24-hour centres
    - See also
      - Hospitals, emergency rooms – Regina – Ensure two 24-hour centres
- Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan, rental purchase option program, restore
  - See
    - Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan – Rental purchase option program – Restore
- Liquor stores
  - Public stores, rural Saskatchewan, closures, stop, petition
    - See
      - Liquor stores – Public stores, rural Saskatchewan, closures – Stop
- Long-term care facilities
  - La Ronge, invest in new facility
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities – La Ronge – Invest in new facility
- Residents-in-care Bill of Rights Act, 2014 (No. 606)
  - Adopt
    - See
      - Residents-in-care Bill of Rights Act, 2014 (No. 606) – Adopt
- Schools, new
  - Construction, Traditional build rather than public-private partnership model
    - See
      - Schools, new – Construction – Traditional build rather than public-private partnership model
Petitions [Session 4]
- Autism
  - Funding, individualized, children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder
    - See
      - Autism – Funding, individualized, children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder, petition
- Breast milk
  - Bank, reopen
    - See
      - Breast milk – Bank, reopen, petition
- Cellphones
  - Cellular service, northern Saskatchewan, improve
    - See
      - Cellphones – Cellular service, Northern Saskatchewan – Improve, petition
  - Cellular service, Weyakwin and adjacent communities, deliver
    - See
      - Cellphones – Cellular service, Northern Saskatchewan – Weyakwin and adjacent communities, deliver, petition
- Conseil des écoles fransaskoises
  - Government support
    - See
      - Conseil des écoles fransaskoises – Government support, petition
- Correctional centres
  - Youth facilities, Yarrow Youth Farm (Saskatoon), keep open
    - See
      - Correctional centres, youth facilities – Yarrow Youth Farm (Saskatoon) – Keep open, petition
- Gay-straight alliances (GSA), students
  - Legislation, pass
    - See
      - Gay-straight alliances (GSA), students – Legislation – Pass, petition
- Geriatrics
  - And home care, restore regulations for care standards
    - See
      - Geriatrics – And home care – Restore regulations for care standards, petition
- Group homes
  - Residence and day program, establish, Creighton and Denare Beach region
    - See
      - Group homes – Residence and day program, establish, Creighton and Denare Beach region – Petition
- Health care
  - Deficiencies, focus resources on health facility maintenance and front-line care
    - See
      - Health care – Deficiencies, focus resources on health facility maintenance and front-line care – Petition
- Health care, rural
  - Craik, stop plan to scale back services
    - See
      - Health care, rural – Craik – Stop plan to scale back services, petition
- Homelessness
  - Shelters, Lac La Ronge area, build
    - See
      - Homelessness – Shelters – Lac La Ronge area, build
- Housing, affordable
  - Projects, fixed-price contracts, government actions
    - See
      - Housing, affordable – Projects, fixed-price contracts – Government action
- Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan
  - Rental purchase option program and remote housing program, restore
    - See
      - Housing programs, Northern Saskatchewan – Rental purchase option program and remote housing program, restore
- Long-term care
  - Seniors, improve quality
    - See
      - Long-term care – Seniors, improve quality
- Long-term care facilities
  - New, Creighton-Denare Beach area, invest
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities – New – Creighton-Denare Beach area, invest
- Long-term care facilities, care standards
  - Minimum, reinstate, staff appropriately
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities, care standards – Minimum – Reinstate, staff appropriately
- Long-term care personnel
  - Staff, increase to meet resident care needs
    - See
      - Long-term care personnel – Staff – Increase to meet resident care needs
- Massage therapy
  - Establish regulatory body to register, monitor, and regulate the profession
    - See
      - Massage therapy – Establish regulatory body to register, monitor, and regulate the profession
- Medical instruments and apparatus
  - Hyperbaric chamber, Moose Jaw Hospital, maintain service
    - See
      - Medical instruments and apparatus – Hyperbaric chamber – Moose Jaw Hospital, maintain service
- Post-secondary education
  - Funding, increase
    - See
      - Post-secondary education – Funding – Increase
- Public-private partnerships
  - Legislation, transparency and accountability, pass,
    - See
      - Public-private partnerships – Legislation – Transparency and accountability, pass
- Public service
  - Cease privatization of, including Crown corporations, disclose all unredacted contracts and documentation related to public-private partnerships or any other form of privatization
    - See
      - Public service – Cease privatization of, including Crown corporations, disclose all unredacted contracts and documentation related to public-private partnerships or any other form of privatization
- Regina bypass
  - Tower Road, review bypass location and halt next phase of project
    - See
      - Regina bypass – Tower Road, review bypass location and halt next phase of project
- Residents-in-Care Bill of Rights Act (No. 609)
  - Adopt, petition
    - See
      - Residents-in-Care Bill of Rights Act (No. 609) – Adopt
- Smart meter program, SaskPower
  - Safety concerns, government responsibility
    - See
      - Smart meter program, SaskPower – Safety concerns – Government responsibility
- Students
  - Prioritize
    - See
      - Students – Prioritize
- Telecommunications
  - Internet service, Northern Saskatchewan, improve
    - See
      - Telecommunications – Internet service, Northern Saskatchewan – Improve
- Waste management
  - Nuclear waste, northern Saskatchewan targeted for storage, petition
    - See
      - Waste management – Nuclear waste – Northern Saskatchewan targeted for storage
Petroleum industry
- See
  - Oil industry
Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina
- Funding, E104, E325–26, E472
- Programs, funding, E116–17
Pets
- Konan Koalition (Saskatoon), financial support for pet owners, member's statement
  - Chartier, 1178–79
PFRA (Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration)
- See
  - Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration
PFRA (Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration) shelterbelt program
- See
  - Windbreaks, shelterbelts, etc.
Pharmacies
- After-hours use, hospitals, P502–3
Pharmacists
- See also
  - Pharmacy Act
- Influenza vaccines, free, provision, member's statement
  - Kirsch, 7543
- Pharmacist Awareness Month
  - (March 2014), member's statement
    - Moe, 4751
  - (March 2015), member's statement
    - Elhard, 6829
- Pharmacist Awareness Week (March 4-10, 2012), member's statement
  - Wyant, 325–26
- Pharmacists Association of Saskatchewan Awards (2012), member's statement
  - Wyant, 1360
Pharmacy Act
- Amendments
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 5472, 5525, 5571, 5601, 5690, 5699
Pharmacy Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 151)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 5628
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 5729
  - Duncan, 5728–29
  - Forbes, 6069–70
  - McCall, 5929–30
  - Nilson, 5822–25, 6353–54
  - Sproule, 6206–7
  - Vermette, 5893–94
  - Wotherspoon, 6312
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, 6354
- Committee discussion
  - Duncan, U1064–76
  - Forbes, U1065–71, U1073
  - Nilson, U1070–76
  - Report without amendment, moved (Parent)
    - Parent, U1076
- Report without amendment
  - Lawrence, 7037
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 7037
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 7037
- Royal Assent, 7259
Philipchuk, Gary
- See
  - Cities and towns – Warman – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Photo radar
- See
  - Speed limits – Enforcement – Electronic
Physical activity
- Active families benefit
  - See
    - Exercise – Active families benefit
Physicians
- See also
  - Residents (medicine)
- Bishop, Dr. Michael, Kamsack area, 50 years of service, celebration (March 31, 2015), member's statement
  - Krawetz, 6816
- Canadian Certified Physician Executive Certificate (2011-2012), Dr. Werner Oberholzer (Radville area), recipient, member's statement
  - Eagles, 2391
- Canadian Medical Association, Resident Leadership Award (2013) and College of Family Physicians, Murray Stalker Award (2103), Dr. Paul Dhillon (Regina), recipient, member's statement
  - Doherty, 4361
- Compensation, U118–19
- Family physicians
  - Access, P496–97, P725
    - Throne Speech response, 3635, 3650, 5478
  - Family Doctor Week, Canada (November 10-15, 2014), and Saskatchewan's Family Physician of the Year (2014), Dr. Nora McKee (Saskatoon), member's statement
    - Chartier, 5831
  - Family medicine graduates, retention rate, increase, member's statement
    - Norris, 7830–31
  - Family physician comprehensive care program, U255
  - Family Physician of the Year (2013), Dr. Werner Oberholzer (Radville), member's statement
    - Eagles, 3872
  - Number, increase, budget debate, 6667
  - Regina, shortage, P497–98
- International medical graduates, practice assessment process (SIPPA program), 1563, 1584, 1609, 1619, 1628, 1631–32, 1659, 1675, 2966, P30, U681
  - Budget debate, 6628, 6658, 6675, 6705–6
  - Implementation, ministerial statement (McMorris)
    - Broten, 1538
    - McMorris, 1537–38
  - Member's statement
    - Huyghebaert, 6504
  - Return of service, U815
  - Status, U448
  - Throne Speech response, 3688
- Locum pool
  - See also
    - Physicians – Rural locum pool program
- Medical privileges in hospitals, Prairie North Regional Health Authority audit, P27–31, P253–54
- New graduates, student loans, forgiveness, 789, 823, 830, 832
- Numbers
  - Increase, 25, 3601–2
    - Budget debate, 6644, 6667, 6670, 6706, 6714
    - Member's statement
      - Steinley, 7268
    - Throne Speech response, 3705, 3708, 3779, 3806, 3840
- Pediatricians
  - See
    - Pediatrics
- Postgraduate training
  - See
    - Residents (medicine)
- Recruitment
  - And retention, 1678, 2882, 2966, 3010
    - And training, achievements
      - Member's statement
        
        Ross, 3261
      - Throne Speech response, 3751
    - Member's statement
      - Moe, 1983
    - Throne Speech response, 3688
  - Biggar, member's statement
    - Weekes, 325
  - Statistics, Throne Speech response, 3723, 3728
  - Strategy, successes, U255, U681
- Recruitment agency
  - Contract with Global Medics, U144–45
  - Saskdocs, 47, 1563, U140–45
- Residencies
  - See
    - Residents (medicine)
- Rounding practices, P726
- Rural health care initiative, 8, 91, U89
  - Student loan forgiveness, 1564, 1609, 1619, 1665
- Rural locum pool program, 1564, 1585, 1631, U255, U274–77
  - Broten, 1813
  - Duncan, 1813–14
  - Development, 700, 766, 774, 810, 826, 834, 870, U136–37, U139–40
    - Funding, U107
  - Expansion, funding, budget debate, 4783, 4807, 4835, 4865
  - Funding, 2828, 2898, 2943, 2968, 3000, U682
    - Member's statement
      - Bradshaw, 3327
  - Throne Speech response, 3688
- Rural physician incentive program
  - Funding, 2698, 2828, 2882, 2918, 2943, 2948, 3000, 3001, U255, U682
    - Budget debate, 4783, 4807, 4809, 4835, 4865, 4879
  - Ministerial statement (Weekes)
    - Nilson, 2680
    - Weekes, 2680
- Rural relief program, 1564, 1619
  - Saskatchewan Medical Association, U137–39
- Rural Saskatchewan, budget debate, 4842
- Saskatoon and Regina
  - Broten, 5384–85
  - Wall, 5384–85
- Senior medical officers, P31
- Services to patients, billing, Health Ministry verification
  - See
    - Health Ministry – Financial management – Physician services to patients, verification
- Shadd, Dr. Alfred, African Canadian pioneer, addition of office to Melfort & District Museum, member's statement
  - Phillips, 7302
- Shortage, Kipling
  - Broten, 2264–65
  - Duncan, 2264
  - Weekes, 2264–65
- Specialists
  - Accessibility, emergency departments, P491
  - Endocrinologists, number, and location within province, P661
  - Increase, budget debate, 6667
  - Psychiatrists, number of, Saskatchewan vs. national comparison, U797
  - Shortage, Throne Speech response, 5477
  - Wait times
    - Broten, 7330–32
    - Duncan, 7331–32
    - Wall, 7330–31
- Training
  - See
    - Residents (medicine)
Pickering, Betty
- See
  - Tributes
Pickering, Robert
- See
  - Condolences
PIHC (Parkland Integrated Health Centre)
- See
  - Health facilities – Parkland Integrated Health Centre (Shellbrook)
Pipelines 1688
- Abandoned, P172–73
- Approval process and inspections, E645–46
- Construction, monitoring, and pressure tests verification, P166, P168–69, P618
- Contaminated sites, cleanup, P166, P168, P618
- Design, construction, operation, written policies, P165–66
- Enbridge line 3, decommissioning and replacement, E506–7
- Energy East pipeline
  - TransCanada, support, moved (Wall); amendment (Young)
    - Nilson, 6091–92
    - Wall, 6086–89
    - Wotherspoon, 6090–91
    - Young, 6089–90
  - TransCanada, support, moved (Wall); amendment (Young); transmittal, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 6092
- Flow lines, E645–46, P167
  - Licensing, P166, P172
- Government monitoring, 1621
- Inspections, P169–72
- Integrity management and safety, P166, P171–72
- Keystone XL pipeline project, 3014, 3605, E308
  - Financial impact, C304–5
  - New Democratic Party perspective, 2963
    - Member's statement
      - Merriman, 2675
  - Support, moved (Stewart), 254–57, 592–94, 1172–76, 1418–24
    - Elhard, 256–57, 592–94
    - Stewart, 254–56
    - Weekes, 1172–76
    - Wilson, 1418–24
  - Throne Speech response, 3695
- Licensing, P166, P168
- Natural gas
  - Installations
    - Daily average, C606
    - Depth requirements, C606–7
  - Regina Beach, ground movement mitigation, C607
  - SaskEnergy, Bayhurst to Rosetown, C549–50
  - TransGas, C259–61
- Northern Gateway pipeline
  - Construction
    - Budget debate, 4808, 4859
    - Support, moved (McMillan)
      - Campeau, 4680–81
      - McMillan, 4675–78
      - Nilson, 4678–80
      - Wall, 4681–84
- Pressure tests, P166, P170
- Safety
  - McMillan, 1779–80
  - Sproule, 1778–79
- Statistics, P170
  - And jurisdictional responsibilities, P167
Planning and Development Act
- New legislation, 2831
  - Consultation, N262
Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 20)
- First reading
  - Hickie, 157
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 216–20
  - Broten, 337–41
  - Forbes, 1284–85
  - Hickie, 215–16
  - McCall, 521–22
  - Sproule, 644–49
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 1285
- Committee discussion
  - Forbes, N155–58, N160–61
  - Hickie, N154–55, N156–60
  - Sproule, N158–60
  - Report without amendment, moved (Steinley)
    - Steinley, N161
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 1450
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Hickie, 1450
- Third reading
  - Hickie, 1450
- Royal Assent, 1541
Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 90)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 3024–25
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3059–62
  - Forbes, 3120–23
  - McCall, 3219–22
  - Nilson, 3155–56
  - Reiter, 3057–59
  - Sproule, 3253–56
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 3256
- Committee discussion
  - Reiter, N389–94
  - Wotherspoon, N390–94
  - Report without amendment, moved (Norris)
    - Norris, N394
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 3567
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 3567
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 3567
- Royal Assent, 3586
Plumbing
- World Plumbing Day (March 11, 2013), member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 2599
Poetry
- National Poetry Month (April 2013), member's statement
  - Nilson, 3046
- Tonight It's Poetry, Saskatoon group, achievements, member's statement
  - Sproule, 4014
Points of order [Session 1]
- Bills
  - Constituency Boundaries Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 36), amendment moved by opposition
    - Harrison, 973
    - McCall, 973
    - Speaker, 973–74
  - Speaking to the Bill
    - Deputy Speaker, 1252
    - Harrison, 501, 1244, 1252
    - McCall, 1244
    - Speaker, 1244
    - Sproule, 1252
  - Speaking to the Bill; point of order not well taken
    - Deputy Speaker, 501
  - Use of proper names not permitted
    - Harrison, 546–47
    - Speaker, 547
    - Sproule, 547
- Budget debate, impugning character of another member
  - Broten, 803
  - Deputy Speaker, 803
  - Harrison, 803
- Budget debate, impugning character of another member, apologies and withdrawal of comments
  - Michelson, 805
- Private member's motion, official opposition denied opportunity to debate
  - Sproule, 1422
- Private member's motion, official opposition denied opportunity to debate, not a point of order
  - Speaker, 1422
- Question period
  - Allusion to motion under Rule 59
    - Harrison, 486
  - Allusion to motion under Rule 59; not a point of order
    - Speaker, 486
  - Alzheimer's disease, New Democratic Party election platform
    - McCall, 665
    - Speaker, 665
  - Alzheimer's disease, New Democratic party election platform; point of order not well taken
    - Speaker, 687
  - Statements attributed to staff member of Executive Council
    - Harrison, 1541
    - McCall, 1541
  - Statements attributed to staff member of Executive Council, not well taken
    - Speaker, 1541
  - Tabling documents containing member's quotes
    - Harrison, 242
    - Speaker, 242
Points of order [Session 2]
- Members' statements
  - Medical education seats, facts, correction
    - Harrison, 3295
    - Nilson, 3295
  - Medical education seats, facts, correction; point not well taken
    - Speaker, 3295
- Question period
  - Intentionally misleading House
    - Harrison, 3422
    - Nilson, 3422
    - Speaker, 3422, 3438
  - Intentionally misleading House; withdrawal and apology
    - Wall, 3425
  - Making misleading statements
    - Harrison, 3143
    - Sproule, 3143
  - Making misleading statements; withdraw and apologize
    - Speaker, 3143
    - Wotherspoon, 3143
  - "Making stuff up," not parliamentary language
    - Harrison, 2872
    - Speaker, 2872
    - Sproule, 2872
  - "Making stuff up," not parliamentary language; withdrawal and apology
    - Harpauer, 2872
  - Question out of order, 1746
  - Tabling letter containing quote
    - Harrison, 1605
    - McCall, 1605
    - Speaker, 1605
Points of order [Session 3]
- Language, use of "fabrication" or "fabricated," unparliamentary
  - Harrison, 5110
  - McCall, 5110
  - Speaker, 5110
- Language, use of "fabrication" or "fabricated," unparliamentary; point not well taken
  - Speaker, 5119
- Petitions, community names referred to in petition
  - Harrison, 4759
  - McCall, 4759
  - Speaker, 4759
  - Wyant, 4759
- Petitions, community names referred to in petition, point of order well taken
  - Speaker, 4796–97
- Questions in question period appropriate
  - McCall, 3744
- Questions in question period appropriate: questioning Speaker's decision not a point of order
  - Speaker, 3744
- Release of embargoed copies of Saskatchewan's Action Plan to Address Bullying and Cyberbullying, official opposition excluded, breach of privilege, contested
  - Harrison, 4021–22
  - Speaker, 4021–22
Points of order [Session 4]
- Allegations made in question period not substantiated
  - Cheveldayoff, 6903
  - McCall, 6903
- Allegations made in question period not substantiated; point of order not well taken
  - Speaker, 6903
- Comments not accurate
  - Cheveldayoff, 6743–44
  - Nilson, 6743
  - Speaker, 6744
- Comments not accurate; point not well taken
  - Speaker, 6761
- Language, unparliamentary
  - Belanger, 5502
  - Cheveldayoff, 5501, 6865, 7064
  - Deputy Speaker, 7064
  - McCall, 5501–2, 6864–65, 7064
  - Speaker, 6865
- Language, unparliamentary; withdrawal and apology
  - Deputy Speaker, 7079
  - Doke, 7079
  - Speaker, 6867
  - Steinley, 6867
- Language, use of "absolutely not true," unparliamentary
  - Cheveldayoff, 5779
  - McCall, 5779
- Language, use of "absolutely not true," unparliamentary; point not well taken
  - Speaker, 5779
- Language, use of "continues to try to mislead," unparliamentary
  - Cheveldayoff, 7359
  - McCall, 7359
- Language, use of "continues to try to mislead," unparliamentary; point of order not well taken
  - Speaker, 7359
- Language, use of "continues to try to mislead," unparliamentary; withdrawal and apology
  - Speaker, 7375
  - Wyant, 7375
- Language, use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary
  - Cheveldayoff, 6616, 6638
  - McCall, 6616, 6637
  - Speaker, 6616
- Language, use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary; withdrawal and apology
  - Krawetz, 6638
  - Speaker, 6638
  - Wall, 6621
- Member commenting on a previous ruling
  - Harrison, 6768
- Member commenting on a previous ruling; point of order not well taken
  - Speaker, 6768
- Request for tabling documents to verify accuracy of information
  - Cheveldayoff, 6972
  - McCall, 6972
- Request for tabling documents to verify accuracy of information; point of order not well taken
  - Speaker, 6972
- Speaker exceeded bounds of authority; apology from Speaker for overstepping authority as a presiding officer, concerning actions on October 29, 2015, 7623
- Tabling documents quoted by Premier in Question period
  - McCall, 7704–5
  - Speaker, 7705
Points of order (committees)
- Annual reports, SaskEnergy, minister has answered question
  - Chair [Brkich], C202
  - Wilson, C202
- Bills
  - Constituency Boundaries Amendment Act, 2011 (No. 36), misrepresentation of facts
    - Chair [Michelson], N105
    - McCall, N105
    - Stewart, N104–5
  - Tourism Saskatchewan Act (No. 37), minister answer questions and not filibuster
    - Sproule, N171
  - Tourism Saskatchewan Act (No. 37), minister answer questions and not filibuster; detail in order
    - Chair [Michelson], N171
- Estimates, Education Ministry
  - Fulsome discussion but need to consider estimates
    - Chair [Kirsch], U401
    - Forbes, U401
    - Ross, U401
  - Relevance of discussion; questions should pertain to estimates
    - Chair [Kirsch], U652
    - Merriman, U652
    - Wotherspoon, U652
  - Same question asked and answered several times
    - Broten, U154
    - Eagles, U154
- Estimates, Government Relations Ministry
  - Discussions beyond that of estimates
    - Chair [Michelson], N565
    - Hickie, N565
    - Wotherspoon, N565
- Estimates, Health Ministry
  - Question has nothing to do with estimates
    - Chair [Lawrence], U1109
    - Chartier, U1109
    - Steinley, U1109
- Estimates, Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Current loan increase under discussion, not James Smith First Nation
    - Chair [Brkich], C423
    - Hickie, C423
- Provincial Auditor, priority audit of government's land acquisition
  - Have to make amendment before talking on it
    - Chair [Chartier], P759
    - Michelson, P759
- Reliability of financial information presented to Crown and Central agencies members regarding Boundary Dam carbon capture project, C769
- Social Services Ministry, staff policy on seeking elected office
  - Broten, U42
  - Chair [Kirsch], U42
  - Draude, U42
  - Eagles, U42
Police Commission
- Review, funding, N295
Police services
- See also
  - Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Aboriginal police preparation program
  - Graduation and banquet (March 16, 2012), member's statement
    - Campeau, 689
  - SIAST, member's statement
    - Docherty, 2728–29, 4723
- Community safety officer program
  - Budget debate, 6742
  - Graduates from the first program class, acknowledgment, member's statement
    - Cox, 6632–33
  - Member's statement
    - Cox, 6141
- Costs and funding
  - Huyghebaert, 603
  - Wotherspoon, 603
  - Throne Speech response, 5674
- Estevan, police chief, Del Block, retirement, member's statement
  - Eagles, 4665–66
- Funding
  - Budget debate, 4785
  - On-reserve, budget debate, 4849
- Meadow Lake, funding, N24
- Municipal
  - Funding, N575
  - Misconduct, alleged, provincial oversight, P561
  - Policing grants, budget debate, 4907
  - Provincial audit findings and recommendations, P358–60
  - Standards, compliance, monitoring, P360–61
  - Traffic safety enforcement initiative, funding, N669
- Northern drug and gang enforcement unit, 9
- Officers
  - Achievements, recognition of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU), and commitment to annual funding, member's statement
    - Hickie, 6036
  - Additional, 9, 25
    - Budget debate, 4956
    - Funding, 739, N24
  - Municipal, funding, N295
- Police and crisis team (PACT), U926, U928–29
- Police College strategic plan, funding, N295
- Policing initiatives
  - Budget debate, 6741
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 5673–74
- Policing strategy, long-term, funding, N295
- Regina Police Service
  - And Saskatchewan Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit, funding, member's statement
    - Steinley, 7541
  - Commissioning of chaplain, Rod Donison, member's statement
    - Ross, 7353
  - Recognition, member's statement
    - Steinley, 1024
- Saskatoon Police Service
  - Exemplary Awards Banquet (April 9, 2015), member's statement
    - Morgan, 6953
  - National Tactical Officers Association Crisis Negotiators Award (2015), Constable Ryan Beerling, recipient, member's statement
    - Parent, 7858–59
  - Officers, additional, Throne Speech response, 5701
- Specialized enforcement units, organized crime
  - Budget debate, 6742
- Specialized operational units, budget debate, 4826
Politics
- Federal, New Democratic Party of Canada, long-gun registry, member's statement
  - Brkich, 6284
- And governance, balance, 92–93
- History
  - See
    - Museums – Political history
- Residents, concerns, Throne Speech response, 5558
- Student assignment, Tisdale Middle and Secondary School, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 2556
- Women in the Legislature program, University of Saskatchewan, member's statement
  - Campeau, 479–80
  - Chartier, 480, 4634
  - Ross, 6579
  - Sproule, 6578
Pollock, Stephen
- See
  - Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Meadow Lake Chapter – Traffic Safety Committee, inquiry, public hearing
Pollution
- Air and water, from Alberta oil sands, mitigation, E84–87
Pooled registered pension plans
- See
  - Pensions – Pooled registered pension plans
Pooled Registered Pension Plans (Saskatchewan) Act (No. 92)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3052
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3148
  - Forbes, 3334–38
  - Nilson, 3243–44
  - Wotherspoon, 3270–71
  - Wyant, 3147
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 3339
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, C365–66
  - Wyant, C365–66
  - Report without amendment, moved (Makowsky)
    - Makowsky, C367
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 3566
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3566
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3566
- Royal Assent, 3586
Pooled Registered Pension Plans (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2013 (No. 93)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3052
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3149–50
  - Forbes, 3339–40
  - Nilson, 3245
  - Wotherspoon, 3271–72
  - Wyant, 3148–49
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 3340
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, C367–68
  - Wyant, C367–68
  - Report without amendment, moved (Parent)
    - Parent, C368
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 3567
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3567
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3567
- Royal Assent, 3586
Pope Francis (1936- )
- See
  - Francis, Pope (1936- )
Population
- Changes, Shaunavon, Throne Speech response, 3789–90
- Characteristics and qualities, 2875
  - Budget debate, 6717
  - Throne Speech response, 5600, 5722–23
- Cypress Hills constituency, Throne Speech response, 3790
- Diversity
  - Saskatoon Centre constituency, 2887
  - Saskatoon Fairview constituency, 3002
- In-migration, 2899, 2944
  - Government promotion, 1560, 1580
  - Throne Speech, 5449
  - Throne Speech response, 5472, 5474, 5516, 5659, 5676
- Retention
  - Throne Speech, 5449
  - Throne Speech response, 5476, 5603–4, 5639, 5643–44, 5659, 5694
  - Youth, budget debate, 6652, 6683–84, 6763, 6765
Population, growth 27, 36, 48, 95, 111–12, 695, 736, 743, 756, 758, 769, 807, 819, 822, 829, 839, 859, 893, 2860, 2875, 2883, 2894, 2897, 2917, 2960, 2972, 3000, 3009, 3601, E179, E623, E683, U87
- And targets, 1583, 1608, 1613–14, 1616, 1618, 1627, 1644, 1658, 1665, 1668, 1669, 1675, 1680, 1687, 1690, 2827, 2880, 2885, 2901, 3002
- Aboriginal, N59
- Arm River-Watrous constituency, 3014
- Benefits, 1559
- Budget debate, 4781, 4805, 4811, 4828, 4843, 4865, 4879, 4909, 4936, 4956, 4958, 6600, 6643–44, 6649, 6653, 6655–56, 6670, 6671, 6683–84, 6687, 6709, 6718–19, 6741, 6765, 6775–76, 6811
- Lloydminster, budget debate, 4857, 4861
- Media commentary, Throne Speech response, 3793–94
- Melville, Throne Speech response, 5499
- Member's statement
  - Heppner, 689
  - Tochor, 2821
  - Young, 6594
- Regina, Throne Speech response, 3624
- Rosthern-Shellbrook constituency, 1625
  - Throne Speech response, 3748
- Saskatoon, Throne Speech response, 3694
- Statistics, interpretation, Throne Speech response, 3809–10
- Targets
  - Throne Speech, 5450
  - Throne Speech response, 5506, 5522, 5549, 5659, 5671
- Throne Speech, 5449
- Throne Speech response, 3627, 3659, 3662, 3673, 3688, 3694, 3711, 3722, 3727, 3729, 3748, 3749, 3778, 3781, 3784–85, 3805, 3810–11, 3813, 3815, 3819, 3824, 3840, 5484, 5503, 5506, 5524, 5530, 5563, 5569, 5580, 5584, 5600, 5603–4, 5630, 5633, 5638–39, 5659, 5667, 5671, 5701
- Vision, 28
- Weyburn-Big Muddy constituency, 836
  - Throne Speech response, 5696
Positron emission tomography
- See
  - Diagnostic imaging – Positron emission tomography/computerized tomography scanner, Royal University Hospital (Saskatoon), funding
Post-secondary education
- See also
- Affordability and accessibility, U604
  - Budget debate, 4903, 6802, 6804
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 5570, 5645, 5660
- Capital funding, 2829, U279
- Co-operative programs, U297–98
- Credit transfer, U298
- Degree-granting authority, expansion
  - Briercrest College and Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology (SIAST), 3603
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 5578
- Degree-granting legislation, 9
  - Proclamation, expansion of degree-granting authority, ministerial statement (Morgan)
    - Broten, 1605
    - Morgan, 1605
- First Nations and Métis
  - Funding, budget debate, 4903, 6776
  - Support and achievements, U604, U908
- Funding, 7, 27, 1560, 1562, 1608, 1665, 1670, 1675, 2829, 2879, 2886, 2918, 2935, 2936, 2940, 2948, 2954, 3007, 3009, 3603
  - Broten, 691
  - Norris, 691
  - Budget debate, 4785, 4807, 4830, 4871, 6745
  - Concerns and Aboriginal enrolment
    - McCall, 3173–74
    - Morgan, 3173–74
  - Disparities, U299
  - Increase, petition
    - McCall, 7266, 7300, 7328, 7351, 7402, 7433–34, 7460, 7490, 7516, 7541, 7565, 7585, 7605, 7624, 7652, 7710, 7723, 7776, 7830
  - Institutions and programs
    - Doherty, 6697–98
    - McCall, 6697–98
  - Throne Speech response, 3713, 3723, 3749, 5721
- Governance, P276, U821–23
- Government actions and investment, preparation for continued leadership in research, innovation, and supports for students, moved (Hickie), 4431–43
  - Belanger, 4440–41
  - Hickie, 4431–34
  - McCall, 4437–39
  - Merriman, 4439–40
  - Ottenbreit, 4436–37
  - Sproule, 4434–36
  - Questions and comments
    - Belanger, 4442
    - Chartier, 4442
    - Docherty, 4441–42
    - Doke, 4442
    - Lawrence, 4443
    - McCall, 4442–43
    - Merriman, 4441–42
    - Sproule, 4441–43
- Government balanced approach, U607–8
- National Education Savings Week (November 16-22, 2014) and government programs for students, member's statement
  - Merriman, 6141
- Programs
  - Alignment with labour market demand, U909–10
  - Municipal administrator certification, N727–30
- Provincial Education Savings Week (November 15-21, 2015), member's statement
  - Merriman, 7712
- Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings, 7, 25, 27, 46, 47, 53, 75, 89, 115, 697, 770, 830
  - Funding, 2829, 2880, 2886, 2896, 2912, 3009, U604
    - Budget debate, 4785, 4807, 4825, 4831, 4850, 4878, 4902, 6604, 6658, 6673, 6714, 6766
  - Legislation, 1563, 1608, 1619, 1630, 1670, 1675
  - Program launch (May 14, 2014), member's statement
    - Campeau, 5413–14
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 5504, 5573, 5600, 5631, 5634–35
- Scholarships
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries
- Student Aid Fund
  - See
    - Student Aid Fund
- Throne Speech response, 3782
- Tuition fees, 701
  - Broten, 1457–58
  - Norris, 1457–58
  - Budget debate, 4988
  - Increase, 723–25, 763, 860, 864, 2834, 2849, 2906, 3028
  - Throne Speech response, 3729, 3861
Post-secondary institutions
- Capital funding, transparency, U825–26
- Capital projects
  - Funding, U284–85, U603, U823, U907, U995
    - Budget debate, 4783, 4813, 4830, 4878, 6602–3, 6658, 6746, 6766, 6776, 6799
    - Decision process, U612, U995–96
  - Prioritized list, public availability, U995–97
- Collaboration
  - Credit transfer agreements, U604, U911
  - Libraries, resource sharing, U911
  - Procurement, U911–12
  - Teaching, video conferencing, U911
- First Nations, funding, U908
- Funding, 698, 1704, U88, U279
  - Allocations, U605
  - Budget debate, 4784, 4825, 4850, 4877, 4878, 4901
  - Throne Speech response, 3662
- Governance, P276, U821–23
- Infrastructure, preventative maintenance and renewal, funding, U907, U995–96
- Operational funding, U283–84, U603, U907, U913–14
  - Budget debate, 6604, 6673, 6776, 6799
  - Throne Speech response, 5576, 5721
- Operational savings directive, 698, 701, 741, 802, 830, 857, 860
- Private sector partnerships, U604
- Technical, operational funding, budget debate, 6676
- Technical institutes, funding, increase, U917
- University status, designation process, review, U910
- Wage freeze, out-of-scope management, U1001
Post-secondary students
- See also
  - Students
- Aboriginal, enrolment
  - Throne Speech, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 5474, 5553, 5577
- Canadian Dental Association, research award (2015), Dania Alkhani, University of Saskatchewan, recipient, member's statement
  - Tochor, 7435
- Canadian Institutes of Health Research, doctoral research award (2013), Cassandra Opikokew, University of Regina, recipient, member's statement
  - Norris, 3468–69
- Enrolment, Throne Speech response, 5553, 5576
- Financial assistance programs
  - Administration
    - Improvements, member's statement
      - Tochor, 6035
    - Streamlined, member's statement
      - Tochor, U89
  - Funding, 2829, 2861, 2938–39, 3009, 3040, 3603, U604
    - Budget debate, 4807, 4830, 4850, 4902, 4999
    - Throne Speech response, 3713, 3724
- First Nations and Métis
  - Program funding, 1560, 1608
  - Support, budget debate, 6681, 6746
- Government support, 108, 2918, U605–7
- Graduate students, consideration for graduate retention program, U1000–1001
- Graduate Students' Association, University of Saskatchewan, Graduate Awards Gala (March 7, 2015), award recipients, member's statement
  - Forbes, 6528
  - Morgan, 6541
- Housing
  - See
    - Student housing
- Loans, forgiveness program, rural medical professionals, 697–98, 870
- Scholarships
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries
- Supports, U907–8
Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
- Layoffs
  - Budget debate, 4969
  - Member's statement
    - Broten, 4359–60
  - Subsequent government actions
    - Broten, 4427
    - Wall, 4427–28
- Royalty review, critique, C628–29
Potash industry
- Agrium Vanscoy mine project, status, E507
- BHP Billiton Jansen Lake development, 44–45, 93–94, 3605, E507
  - Agreement with First Nations, member's statement
    - Brkich, 3966
    - Cox, 4581
  - Regional planning summit, member's statement
    - Phillips, 1179
  - Throne Speech response, 3753, 3811, 5514–15, 5640
  - Water supply system, C520–21
- Chinese investment and ownership
  - See also
    - Potash industry – Yancoal, Chinese company, investment opportunities
  - McMillan, 1748–49
  - Sproule, 1748–49
- Development, budget debate, 4857–58
- Expansion, 3605
  - Throne Speech response, 3725–26
- Growth, 857, 1561, 1581, 1680, E103
- Investments, E307, E623
  - Budget debate, 6627, 6647, 6764
- Kronau area, new mine proposal, water supply
  - Duncan, 579–80, 602–3
  - Sproule, 579–80, 602–3
- K+S Potash, 1607, 1640–41, 2938, E507
- Land acquisition and mine site selection, exemptions, E627–28
- Market price, structures and rules, E627
- Marketing agency, Canpotex, 113–14
- Mosaic, K3 Potash Mine, expansion, Esterhazy area, E23
  - Budget debate, 6601, 6687
  - Ministerial statement (Wall)
    - Wall, 6483
    - Wotherspoon, 6483–84
- New mine
  - Bethune area, K+S Potash
    - Throne Speech, 5450
    - Throne Speech response, 5503, 5510, 5522, 5606, 5633, 5640, 5694
  - Bethune-Findlater area, 62, 89, 112–13
    - Member's statement
      - Stewart, 15
  - Moose Jaw [Bethune] area, K+S Potash, budget debate, 6687
- Potash deal with India, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 7228–29
- Production tax
  - Changes, E638
    - And revenue projections, C627–28
    - Budget debate, 6601, 6627, 6658, 6662, 6709, 6783, 6795
- Revenue projections, 727, 1380–82
- Rocanville mine
  - Expansion, budget debate, 4833
  - Potash Corporation, no-drill zone, landowner resolutions, E638–39
  - Potash restricted drilling area, E320–21
- Royalties
  - See
    - Royalties
- Water supply
  - Agreements with SaskWater, C289, C291
  - Source and transport, Yancoal mine, E628
- Water use, E519–20
- Yancoal, Chinese company, investment opportunities, E626–28
Poverty 32, 41, 1610, 1673
- Engineers Without Borders, University of Saskatchewan chapter, How Saskatoon Eats dinner (January 28, 2015), member's statement
  - Forbes, 6422
- Hands Across the Bridge event in Saskatoon (October 17, 2015), member's statement
  - Forbes, 7328
- International Day for the Eradication of Poverty (October 17, 2015), member's statement
  - Forbes, 7328
- Nutrition
  - Challenges, member's statement
    - Chartier, 2820
  - Effect on students, 2889
- Poverty Awareness Week (October 14-18, 2015), member's statement
  - Merriman, 7302
- Rates
  - Children
    - Forbes, 6085–86
    - Harpauer, 6085–86
  - Northern Saskatchewan, N718
  - Throne Speech, 5455
  - Throne Speech response, 5472
- Reduction strategy, 7127–28, U953–54
  - Broten, 5308–9
  - Chartier, 2137–38
  - Draude, 2137–38, 4640, 5308–10
  - Forbes, 4639–40, 5912–13
  - Harpauer, 5912–13
  - Wyant, 4639
  - Budget debate, 4894, 6662, 6799
  - Develop and implement, moved (Forbes), 5365–76
    - Belanger, 5368–70
    - Docherty, 5367–68
    - Forbes, 5365–67
    - Hickie, 5373–74
    - Jurgens, 5370–71
    - Sproule, 5371–73
    - Comments and questions
      - Belanger, 5375
      - Forbes, 5374–76
      - Hickie, 5374–75
      - Jurgens, 5375–76
      - Marchuk, 5374
      - McCall, 5375
      - Michelson, 5375
      - Moe, 5375
      - Ross, 5376
      - Sproule, 5374–75
  - Measures and targets, U964–66
  - Throne Speech, 5455
  - Throne Speech response, 5474, 5487–88, 5498, 5505, 5507, 5512, 5520, 5544, 5546, 5574, 5600, 5618–19, 5670, 5690
- Seniors
  - Draude, 5261–62
  - Forbes, 5261–62
Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2012 (No. 80)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 2266
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2529–35
  - Boyd, 2326
  - Broten, 3096–97
  - Chartier, 2462–63
  - Forbes, 2327–29
  - Nilson, 2778–82
  - Sproule, 2379–83
  - Wotherspoon, 3164–66
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 3166
- Committee discussion
  - Boyd, C271, C277–79
  - Sproule, C271–79
  - Report without amendment, moved (Bjornerud)
    - Bjornerud, C279
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 3293
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, 3293
- Third reading
  - Harrison, 3293–94
- Royal Assent, 3585
Power plants
- Northland Power plant (North Battleford), Throne Speech response, 3707, 5546
- Poplar River, upgrade, C369
- Queen Elizabeth power station (Saskatoon)
  - Expansion, C369, C608
    - Costs, C533
  - Repowering, C555
Powers of Attorney Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 113)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3910
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4043–45
  - Chartier, 4534–35
  - Forbes, 4102–3
  - McCall, 4213–14
  - Nilson, 4560–63
  - Sproule, 4412–15
  - Vermette, 4254–55
  - Wotherspoon, 4493–94
  - Wyant, 4043
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 4563
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N457–58
  - Wyant, N457–58
  - Report without amendment, moved (Tochor)
    - Tochor, N459
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 4758
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 4758
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 4758
- Royal Assent, 5420
Practical nurses
- Licensed
  - Cowessess First Nation program, 1595, U288
  - Foreign workers, contracts, U1108
  - Kawacatoose First Nation program, 1582, U289
  - Number, increase, budget debate, 6667, 6706
Prairie Adaptation Research Collaborative E330
Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute
- Funding, E30, E594–95
Prairie Diagnostic Services E450
- Funding, E30–31
Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration (PFRA)
- Dams and control structures, devolution to province, E331
- Irrigation system, devolution to province, E159
- Shelterbelt program
  - See
    - Windbreaks, shelterbelts, etc.
Prairie Healthcare Scholarship
- See
  - Scholarships and bursaries – Recipients – McIntyre Family Foundation
Prairie North Health Region
- See also
  - Prairie North Regional Health Authority
- Family medicine residency program, P30
- Hospital-acquired infections, patient protection, P32–34
Prairie North Regional Health Authority P254
- Hospital-acquired infections, patient protection, P32–34, P254
- Information technology, security, P246, P247
- Medical privileges granted to physicians, audit, P27–31
- Medical privileges in hospitals, granting, P27–31, P253–54
- Provincial audit, findings and recommendations, P246–47
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.1, ch.10, P27–31
    - Cox, P29
    - Michelson, P30–31
    - Moe, P31
    - Wotherspoon, P29
  - (2011) v.1, ch.10, recommendations, P31
  - (2011) v.2, ch.14, part F, P32–34
    - Cox, P34
    - Michelson, P32, P34
    - Moe, P34
    - Wotherspoon, P33–34
  - (2011) v.2, ch.14, part F, recommendations, P34
  - (2011) v.2, ch.14, recommendations, P34
  - (2013) v.1, ch.24, P253–54
  - (2013) v.2, ch.42 [Note: misidentified as (2013) v.1, ch.42], P254
- Senior medical officer role, expansion, P28
- Staff, time cards, approval, P246, P247
Prairie South School Division No. 210
- Board members
  - Baseline knowledge and competencies, identification and documentation, P708–9
  - Professional development plan, identification and documentation of requirements, P709
Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206
- Accounting records, journal entries, policy, P698
- Capital funding, budget debate, 6726
- Funding
  - Morgan, 6958–59
  - Wotherspoon, 6958
  - And accommodation
    - Broten, 3933–35
    - Wall, 3933–35
- Infrastructure, engineer's assessments, P610
- Purchase card transactions, independent review and approval, P698
Prairie Valley School Division No. 208
- Growth, 1595
- Transportation audit, P467, P472
Premier
- Leadership, Throne Speech response, 3765–66
Premiers' library
- See
  - Museums – Political history
Preservation of biological diversity
- See
  - Biodiversity
Pressure vessels
- See
  - Boilers and pressure vessels
PRIDE (parent resources for information, development, and education)
- See
  - Foster parents – Parent resources for information, development, and education (PRIDE)
PRIME (process renewal and infrastructure management enhancement)
- See
Primrose Lake Air Weapons Range
- See
  - Natural gas – Oil and gas exploration
  - Oil industry – Oil and gas – Exploration
Prince Albert, SK
- See
  - Cities and towns – Prince Albert
Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority
- Health care organizations, funding from health authority, P246
- Housing
  - See
    - Housing – Development
- Information technology
  - Disaster recovery plan, P35–37
  - Security, P35–37, P246–47, P253, P712–13, P716
- Provincial audit, findings and recommendations, P248
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.1, ch.11, P34–37
    - Michelson, P37
    - Moe, P36–37
    - Wotherspoon, P36–37
  - (2011) v.1, ch.11, recommendations, P36–37
  - (2012 [note: misidentified as 2013]) v.2, ch.48, P253
  - (2014) v.2, ch.36, P662–67
    - Chartier, P666–67
    - Doke, P667
    - Wotherspoon, P665–66
  - (2014) v.2, ch.36, recommendations, P667
  - (2014) v.2, ch.52, P716
    - Doke, P716
- Staff, time cards, approval, P246, P247
Prince Albert Roman Catholic School Division No. 6
- Transportation audit, P468–69
Printed errors in Hansard, correction
- See
  - Corrigenda
Priority Saskatchewan
- See also
  - SaskBuilds Corporation – Procurement processes, development
- Note: Established in June 2014 as a branch of SaskBuilds Corporation
- Procurement policy
  - Wotherspoon, 5943–44
  - Wyant, 5943–44
- Procurement transformation action plan, E648, E660
- Throne Speech, 5451
- Throne Speech response, 5507, 5545, 5549, 5632, 5634
Prisoners
- Aboriginal, statistics, N83–84, N298, N688
- Community rehabilitation, N676
  - Audit recommendations and progress, P348–51, P361
  - Case management, progress reports, P354–55
  - Housing, P356
  - Mental health and addiction services, P352–54
  - Processes, steering committee, P351
  - Services, selection, P356–57
  - Throne Speech response, 5691
  - Transition to workforce, P352, P356
  - Young offenders, audit, P562–64
- Escapee at University Hospital (Saskatoon), N302
- Federal Criminal Code changes, effect, remand counts, N580
- High-risk, release, public disclosure, P355–56
- Mental health assessments
  - And treatment, N575, N669
  - Budget debate, 4907, 6743
  - Funding, N575
- Mental illness and addictions, initiatives, N305
- Overcrowding, health issues, N31
- Poverty, N603
- Programs, N298, N597, N603
  - Cultural, N73, N84
  - Custody program, funding, N24
  - Job skills, N73–74
    - And education, N677
    - Throne Speech response, 5673
  - Remand prisoners, N75
  - Skills and employment training, budget debate, 6742
- Rehabilitation
  - See
    - Prisoners – Community rehabilitation
- Release
  - Early, N76
  - Inappropriate, mitigation, P556–58
- Remand, N75
  - Lack of programming, N673
- Sexual offenders, circles of support and accountability program, N688
- Statistics, N580, N688
  - Growth rate, N25
- Telephone services, N601
- Violent, tracking and targeting initiative, expansion, funding, N83
- Youth, N78
  - Facilities
    - See
      - Correctional centres, youth facilities
  - Statistics, N303–4
Prisons
- See
  - Correctional centres
Privacy, protection
- See also
  - Health Information Protection Act
- And freedom of information legislation, Canadian provinces, H28–29
- Government databases, personal information
  - McMillan, 151–53
  - Wotherspoon, 151–53
- Legislation, review, H28, H64
- Medical records, electronic, P511–12
- Personal health information, discarded computer hard drives
  - Broten, 846–47
  - McMorris, 847–48
- Personal information
  - Contracted outside Saskatchewan, protection, H29–30
  - Disclosure and use, consent, form, H72–79
  - Protection, H71–H79
Private Bills Committee
- Elections
  - Chair, B15
  - Chair and Deputy Chair, B1
- Membership
  - Substitution, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, H48
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 2712, H16
- Petitioners' compliance for Bill No. 901 and Bill No. 902 accepted, moved (Elhard)
  - Elhard, B3
- Reports
  - First, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Hart)
    - Hart, B3
  - First, moved (Wilson) for concurrence
    - Wilson, 2795
  - Second, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Parent)
    - Parent, B7
  - Second, moved (Wilson) for concurrence
    - Wilson, 3396
  - Third, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Hart)
    - Hart, B9
  - Third, moved (Wilson) for concurrence
    - Wilson, 3745
  - Fourth, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Parent)
    - Parent, B12
  - Fourth, moved (Wilson) for concurrence
    - Wilson, 3971
  - Fifth, be adopted and presented to the assembly (Tochor)
    - Tochor, B15
  - Fifth, moved (Steinley) for concurrence
    - Steinley, 5945
  - Sixth, be adopted and presented to the assembly (Tochor)
    - Tochor, B19
  - Sixth, moved (Steinley) for concurrence
    - Steinley, 6914
- Steering committee, establishment, moved (Steinley)
  - Steinley, B1
Private members' motions
- [Session 1]
  - No. 1. Pipelines
    - Keystone XL pipeline project, support, moved (Stewart), 254–57, 592–94, 1172–76, 1418–24
  - No. 2. First Nations
    - And Métis and northern Saskatchewan, full participation in economy and society, moved (Vermette), 431–38
- [Session 2]
  - No. 1. Energy
    - And resource boom, disagreement with NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair's contention that it is responsible for central Canada's manufacturing decline, moved (Hickie), 1733–41, 1973–80, 2309–14, 2593–96
  - No. 2. Uranium
    - Mining development, northern Saskatchewan, support, moved (Campeau), 3188–91
  - No. 3. Saskatchewan Employment Act
    - Legislation, new, delay passage of Bill No. 85, advisory committee advice, moved (Forbes), 3307–12
  - No. 4. Health care, rural
    - Condemnation of former NDP government policies that resulted in abandonment, moved (Bradshaw), 3450–52
  - No. 5. Education, funding
    - Allocation (2013-14), redistribute from standardized testing to operational and capital needs, moved (Belanger), 3540–46
- [Session 3]
  - No. 1. Schools, new
    - Construction, public-private partnerships, Assembly supports government plan, moved (Marchuk), 4008–9, 4320–21, 4598–4600, 5079–86
  - No. 2. Forests and forestry
    - Government initiatives, support, moved (Bradshaw), 5225–30
  - No. 3. Livestock industry
    - Western Canadian livestock price insurance program, implementation, commendation, moved (Kirsch), 5376–79
- [Session 4]
  - No. 1. Boundary dam carbon capture project
    - Government support, moved (Eagles), 5849–55, 6132–34, 6471–74, 6886–93
  - No. 2. Bonds
    - Social impacts bonds, government support, moved (Draude), 7011–14, 7452–56
      - Merriman, 7452–56
      - Wilson, 7645–47
  - No. 3. Animals
    - Invasive species
      - Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week in Saskatchewan (May 10-16, 2015), moved (Cox), 7167–70
Private members' statements
- See specific
  - subjects
Privilege
- Official opposition, no access to Saskatchewan's Action Plan to Address Bullying and Cyberbullying; government to respect rights and privileges of all members, moved (McCall)
  - Forbes, 4024
  - Harrison, 4023–24
  - Krawetz, 4024–25
  - McCall, 4022–23, 4025–26
  - Morgan, 4024
  - Nilson, 4025
  - Speaker, 4026
- Release of embargoed copies of Saskatchewan's Action Plan to Address Bullying and Cyberbullying, official opposition excluded, breach of privilege
  - Speaker, 4020
Privileges Committee
- Membership, substitution, moved (Cheveldayoff)
  - Cheveldayoff, H67
Pro Forma Bill
- First reading
  - Wall, 11, 1566, 3608, 5458
Property tax
- Agricultural land, 2829
  - Budget debate, 4842
- Commercial property, 2829
- Education, 2967, C472–73, N713
  - Allocation of revenue
    - Krawetz, 4453–54
    - Wotherspoon, 4453–54
  - Annual reconciliation, U839, U845–46
  - Budget debate, 4782, 4787, 4803, 4855, 4989, 4994, 4999, 6648, 6669, 6670, 6714
  - Early payment discount, 724
  - Early payment discount eliminated
    - Forbes, 997–98
    - Hickie, 997–98
  - Mill rates, 893
    - Budget debate, 6602
  - Reassessment (2013), 2828–29
  - Reduction, C71–72
    - Budget debate, 6807
    - Throne Speech response, 3806
  - Revenue neutral, 2893, 2919, 2942, 2948, 3001
- Grants in lieu, funding, N489, N713
- Increase, 2849
  - Budget debate, 4787
- Reassessment
  - (2013), revenue-neutral, 2829
  - Evaluation cycle, N261–62
- Reduction, budget debate, 4958
- Residential property, 2829
- Resource property, 2829
Prorogation
- See
  - Lieutenant Governor – Prorogation speech
Prosecutors
- See
  - Justice, administration – Prosecutor
Prostate
- Benign prostatic hyperplasia, radiological research in Regina, member's statement
  - Marchuk, 4722–23
- Cancer
  - See
    - Cancer – Prostate
Prostitution
- Children, abuse and exploitation through the sex trade, 51, 2891
Protecting Saskatchewan data- the USA PATRIOT Act
- See
  - Information technology, government – Data privacy, USA PATRIOT Act
  - Information Technology Office – Provincial Auditor's special report
Protection of privacy
- See
  - Privacy, protection
Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism [PATRIOT] Act [USA]
- See
  - Information technology, government – Data privacy
  - Information Technology Office – Provincial Auditor's special report
Provincial Auditor
- Achievements, H8
- Annual report (2013-14), P448–52
  - Hart, P451–52
  - Norris, P449–50
  - Wotherspoon, P450–51
- Annual report (2014-2015), P741–43
  - Doke, P743
  - Wotherspoon, P742–43
- Appointment, Ms. Judy Ferguson, moved (Merriman)
  - Merriman, 7259–60
  - Wotherspoon, 7260
- Audit
  - Annual, Virtus Group, P451–52
  - Periodic, Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors, P448–49, P451–52
- Budget, increase, H8
- Business and financial plan (2012-13), P3–5
  - See also
    - Provincial Auditor – Estimates – (2012-13), main
  - Cox, P4
  - Hart, P4
  - Stewart, P5
  - Wotherspoon, P4
  - Contingency fund, H9, P4
- Business and financial plan (2013-14), P99–115, P117–19
  - See also
    - Provincial Auditor – Estimates – (2013-14), main
  - Campeau, P108–9, P112, P102–6
  - Cox, P100–102, P107, P111–12, P117
  - Hart, P118
  - Michelson, P100–101, P107–8, P112–15, P117
  - Moe, P103–6, P109–11, P114, P118–19
  - Wotherspoon, P101, P105, P110–11, P112, P114–15
  - Additional work, P109–10
  - Appropriations, P99–100
  - Capital, amortization, P100–101
  - Costs per audit hour, P101–2
  - Expenses, planned, P104–5, P108
  - External advisory committee, P102–4
  - Further discussion, request, P111–15
  - Performance audits, P105–9
  - Salary, Provincial Auditor, P100
  - Staff, retention tactics, P102
- Business and financial plan (2014-15), P229–34
  - See also
    - Provincial Auditor – Estimates – (2014-15), main
  - Cox, P231–33
  - Moe, P231, P233
  - Wotherspoon, P230–32
  - Appropriations, H42–43, P230
    - Unforeseen expenses, P231
  - Office lease, costs, H42–43, P230
  - Performance audits, P231
  - Preparation, guidelines, P229
  - Revenue, expenses, expenditures, P230, P232
  - Staff
    - Retention and succession, P232
    - Salaries, H42, P233
    - Training, P233
  - Status quo, P229, P231
  - Work plan and schedules, P229–30
- Business and financial plan (2015-16), P452–56
  - See also
    - Provincial Auditor – Estimates – (2015-16), main
  - Merriman, P454–56
  - Michelson, P455
  - Weekes, P455
  - Wotherspoon, P453–55
  - Appropriations, H63–64, P453
    - Unforeseen expenses, H64, P453–55
  - Efficiency, P455
  - Revenue, expenses, expenditures, P452
  - Staff, salaries, P453
  - Status quo, P452
  - Wages, freeze, P527
- Business and financial plan (2016-2017), P743–46
  - Doke, P745–46
  - Wotherspoon, P745
  - Appropriations
    - Main, P744–46
    - Unforeseen expenses, P745–46
- Contracting of specialized expertise for broad-based audits, P743
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), main, H7–9
    - Forbes, H9
  - (2013-14, November), supplementary, H37
  - (2013-14), main, H33
  - (2014-15), main, H42–43
  - (2015-16), main, H63–64
- Funding, comparison, other jurisdictions, P451
- Global Transportation Hub
  - Priority audit of government's land acquisition for, Auditor's available resources, latitude, and interim vs final reporting factors, P755–61
    - Brkich, P761
    - Doke, P756–57, P759–60
    - Hart, P756, P760–61
    - Wotherspoon, P755–61
- Goals and measure of success, P448–52
- Human resource and financial management policies be tabled with PAC to include explanatory notes by June 30, 2016, moved (Doke)
  - Doke, P746
- Independent audit of office, P741
- Information systems, security licensing, P744
- Information technology, disaster recovery plan and user access, P745
- Office, P229
- Office's performance reports, Chartered Professional Accountants Saskatchewan inspection, regulatory obligation, P741
- Oversight role, H9
- Performance audits, goals, P450–51
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2013) v.1, ch.6, Summary of implemented recommendations, P382
    - Merriman, P382
  - (2014) v.1, ch.6, Summary of implemented recommendation, P382
    - Merriman, P382
- Public and social awareness, website and social media presence, P742
- Recommendation of Judy Ferguson to the position of Provincial Auditor of Saskatchewan, moved (Merriman)
  - Merriman, P553
- Request for information, young offender case files, order in council denied, P562–64
- Role, H8, P381–82, P454
- Staff, H8–9
  - Learning and development, P449–50
- Staff retention, P743, P744
Provincial Capital Commission
- Note: Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry assumed operations of Provincial Capital Commission Office in May 2012. By 2014, it was simply referred to as Provincial Capital Commission.
  - See also
    - Provincial Capital Commission Office
- Funding, N647
  - Decrease, budget debate, 4853
- Programs, plans, N527
  - Day at the Legislative Assembly
    - See
      - Students – Day at the Legislative Assembly program
Provincial Capital Commission Office N266
- Note: Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry assumed operations of Commission in May 2012. In 2014, it was referred to as Provincial Capital Commission.
  - See also
    - Provincial Capital Commission
- Accommodation services, components, N136
- Components, N135
- Estimates
  - (2011-12, December), supplementary, N180
  - (2012-13), main, N133–39, N179
    - Hutchinson, N133–39
    - Nilson, N134–38
Provincial Council of Agriculture Development and Diversification ADD Boards for Saskatchewan Inc.
- Note: Name changed April 2014 to Simply Agriculture Solutions Inc.
  - See
    - Simply Agriculture Solutions Inc.
- Funding, E30, E446–47
Provincial disaster assistance program 828, N79
- Budget debate, 6657
- Changes and improvements, N236
  - Throne Speech response, 5721
- Claims, N237–38
  - Assistance, N737–38
  - Cumberland House, status, N623
  - First Nations reserves, N79–80, N250
  - Floods
    - Reiter, 3563–64
    - Wotherspoon, 3563–64
    - Eligibility, N626–27
    - Throne Speech, 5454
    - Throne Speech response, 5454, 5523–24, 5528, 5574, 5635
  - Grandview Beach, eligibility, N624–25
  - Processing, N79
- Claims outstanding, N359–65, N426–27, N512, N621, N625–26, N740
  - Reiter, 3319–20
  - Wotherspoon, 3319–20
  - And funding projections
    - Cheveldayoff, 2635–36
    - Sproule, 2635–36
  - Specific cases, N427–28
- Emergency response, budgeting, N426
- Estimates, review, P196–97
- Funding, 2847, 2934, 2977, 2994, 2998, C309, N236–37, N244, N425, N489, N621, N714
  - Federal, N238–39, N428–29
- Lean management program, N489–91
- Status, N239
- Throne Speech response, 3748
Provincial parks
- See
  - Parks, provincial
Provincial sales tax
- Exemption, children's and youths' clothing, 7, 46, 49, 53, 89, 697, 739, 745, 770, 802, 825, 829, 833, 7127
- Exemptions for farming operations, E27–28
PRPP (pooled registered pension plans)
- See
  - Pensions – Pooled registered pension plans
PTRC (Petroleum Technology Research Centre)
- See
  - Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina
Public Accounts Committee
- Accounting standards, Committee recommends that Finance minister have officials continue to examine issue and discuss with Provincial Auditor, moved (Merriman)
  - Merriman, P333
- Audit by Provincial Auditor, recommendations, status report, P636–38
- Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees (CCPAC)
  - PAC authorize attendance at CCPAC annual conference, and Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors, Iqaluit and Nunavut (August 19-21, 2012), moved (Stewart)
    - Stewart, P7
  - PAC authorize attendance at CCPAC annual conference, and Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors, Regina (August 25-27, 2013) moved (Moe)
    - Moe, P135
  - PAC authorize attendance at CCPAC annual conference, and Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors, St. John's, Newfoundland (August 10-12, 2014) moved (Moe)
    - Moe, P275
  - PAC authorize attendance at CCPAC annual conference, and Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors, Winnipeg (August 23-25, 2015), moved (Weekes)
    - Weekes, P595
- Chair consult with Crown and Central Agencies Committee prior to forwarding audit committee member recommendations to Speaker, moved (Stewart)
  - Stewart, P7
- 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), P757–61
  - Doke, P757, P759–60
  - Hart, P760, P761
  - Wotherspoon, P758–61
- Elections
  - Chair [Chartier], P137
  - Chair [McCall], P121
  - Chair [Wotherspoon], Deputy Chair [Stewart], P1
  - Deputy Chair [Doke], P555
  - Deputy Chair [Merriman], P281
  - Deputy Chair [Moe], P9
- Membership
  - Addition, moved (Sproule)
    - Sproule, 2713–14
  - Eight members, including two opposition members, for duration of 27th legislature, moved (Wyant)
    - Wyant, 2454
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 2712, H15–16
  - Substitution, moved (Nilson)
    - Nilson, 3648
  - Substitution, moved (Tochor)
    - Tochor, H67
  - Substitutions, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, H48
- Procedures manual
  - Adopted as revised, moved (Norris)
    - Norris, P685
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011) v.2, ch.27, P52–53
  - (2012) v.2, ch.55 and (2013) v.2, ch.52, P343–44
  - (2014) v.2, ch.56, P636–38
    - Doke, P638
    - Norris, P636–37
    - Weekes, P637
    - Wotherspoon, P637
- Recommendations from Provincial Auditor, monitoring, P52–53
- Reports
  - First, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Norris)
    - Norris, P553–54
  - First, moved (Merriman) for concurrence
    - Merriman, 7258
  - Second, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Doke)
    - Doke, P685
  - Second, moved (Chartier) for concurrence
    - Chartier, 7612
  - Third, be adopted and filed with Clerk, moved (Doke)
    - Doke, P752
    - Wotherspoon, P752
- Steering committee
  - Agenda and priority of business, P1
  - New Provincial Auditor, selection
    - First report, adoption, (moved) Merriman
      - Hart, P345
      - Merriman, P345
      - Wotherspoon, P345
- Vice-Chair, Throne Speech response, 5556–57
Public and Private Rights Board
- Reappointment, John Glen Gardner (April 15, 2016), moved (Wyant)
  - Wyant, 7837–38
Public Employees Benefits Agency
- Extended health care plan, audit recommendations, P213
- Information technology, security, P212, P214, P584
- Municipal employees' pension plan, coordination, documentation, P584
Public Employees Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 99)
- First reading
  - Krawetz, 3744
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3943–46
  - Chartier, 4052–54
  - Forbes, 4276–79
  - Krawetz, 3943
  - McCall, 4190–93
  - Nilson, 4233–36
  - Sproule, 4075–77
  - Vermette, 4119–21
  - Wotherspoon, 4349–50
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, 4351
- Committee discussion
  - Krawetz, C537, C539–40
  - Nilson, C537–40
  - Report without amendment, moved (Parent)
    - Parent, C540
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 5403
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Krawetz, 5403
- Third reading
  - Krawetz, 5403
- Royal Assent, 5421
Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2013 (No. 115)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 3910–11
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4049–50
  - Chartier, 4536–37
  - Forbes, 4215–16
  - McCall, 4418–20
  - Nilson, 4564–66
  - Sproule, 4495–96
  - Vermette, 4104–5
  - Wotherspoon, 4256–57
  - Wyant, 4048–49
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 4566
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N461–62
  - Wyant, N461
  - Report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N462
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 4759
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 4759
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 4759
- Royal Assent, 5420
Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2014 (No. 2) (No. 132)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 5097–98
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 5111–12
  - Forbes, 5166–67
  - Nilson, 5167–70
  - Wyant, 5111
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 5170
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N569–71
  - Wyant, N569–71
  - Report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N572
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 5250
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 5250
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 5250
- Royal Assent, 5421
Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
- Funding, N576
Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604)
- First reading
  - Broten, 1721–22
- Second reading
  - Broten, 1858–66
  - Forbes, 2150–55
  - Hickie, 1867
  - Nilson, 2725
  - Sproule, 2442–45
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Broten, 2726
- Committee discussion
  - Public hearing, presentations
    - Canadian Cancer Society, U307–9
      - Forbes, U308
      - Morgan, U308
    - Public Service Alliance of Canada, U305–7
      - Forbes, U306–7
    - Saskatchewan Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization, U304–5
      - Forbes, U305
      - Morgan, U304–5
    - Saskatchewan building trades provincial council, U309–10
      - Forbes, U309–10
      - Morgan, U309
  - Broten, U303, U310
  - Forbes, U310–12
  - Merriman, U310–11
  - Report with amendments, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, U312
- Report with amendments
  - Forbes, 3295
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Broten, 3295
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Note: Amendments instituted short title change to Public Health (Howard's Law) Act (No. 604)
    - Broten, 3295
- Public Health (Howard's Law) Amendment Act (No. 604)
  - Third reading
    - Broten, 3295
  - Royal Assent, 3585
Public Health (Howard's Law) Amendment Act (No. 604)
- Note: Amendments in committee resulted in short title change to Public Health (Howard's Law) Amendment Act (No. 604)
  - See
    - Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604)
Public Inquiries Act, 2012 (No. 51)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1750
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1783
  - Chartier, 2627
  - Forbes, 2491–93
  - McCall, 1895–97
  - Sproule, 1950–51
  - Wotherspoon, 2662–64
  - Wyant, 1782–83
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 2664
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N349–51
  - Wyant, N348–49
  - Report without amendment, moved (Steinley)
    - Steinley, N351
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 3408
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3408
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3409
- Royal Assent, 3585
Public Inquiries Consequential Amendments Act, 2012 (No. 52)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1750
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 1784–85
  - Chartier, 2068–71
  - Forbes, 2493
  - McCall, 1898
  - Sproule, 1995–96
  - Wotherspoon, 2664–65
  - Wyant, 1784
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 2665
- Committee discussion
  - Nilson, N351–52
  - Wyant, N351
  - Report without amendment, moved (Phillips)
    - Phillips, N352
- Report without amendment
  - Michelson, 3409
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 3409
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 3409
- Royal Assent, 3585
Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
- Annual report, recommendations, C512
- Ombudsman, Kevin Fenwick, Q.C., be appointed the Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 1407
Public libraries
- See
  - Libraries
Public-Private Partnership Transparency and Accountability Act (No. 610)
- First reading
  - Wotherspoon, 5944–45
Public-private partnerships 2974–75, 2997–98, 3026, 3034–35, 3604, E216–26
- See also
  - SaskBuilds Corporation
- Advisors, costs, E660–61
- Budget debate, 4855
- Business model, costs and benefits, E662
- Commentary, E487
- Consultants, local, increase capacity, E653
- Contracts, P378–79
- Costs
  - Long-term, budget debate, 6729, 6783
  - Throne Speech response, 3809
- Debt deferral, Throne Speech response, 5545
- Feasibility, long-term, budget debate, 6619
- Government financial management and government debt, C469–72
- Government policy, budget debate, 6663
- Interest rates, calculation, risk-adjustment, E655–56
- Legislation
  - Throne Speech response, 3843
  - Transparency and accountability, pass, petition
    - Belanger, 7081–82, 7095, 7109, 7148
    - McCall, 6502, 6540
- Local contractors
  - Ability to bid, E658–60
  - Throne Speech response, 5479–80, 5507, 5583
- Maintenance contracts, budget debate, 6783
- National Awards for Innovation and Excellence in Public-Private Partnerships
  - (2014), Chuck Wills Award for Municipal Infrastructure (2014), City of Regina, recipient, member's statement
    - Steinley, 5774
  - (2015), Silver Accolade, Saskatchewan joint-use schools project, member's statement
    - Marchuk, 7518
- New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan's position, critique, member's statement
  - Campeau, 5006–7
  - Hickie, 3170
  - Tochor, 3798
- Outcomes, other jurisdictions, P378–79
- Procurement, transparency, E661
- Projects, reactions/feedback, E494–95
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2014) v.1, ch.31, Managing risks of public-private partnerships
    - Doke, P380–81
    - Merriman, P379, P382
    - Norris, P380
    - Wotherspoon, P378–82
- Public-Private Partnership Canada, C621–22
  - Conditional grants, C622
- Throne Speech, 5451
- Throne Speech response, 3671, 3674, 3706, 3812, 3862–63, 5507, 5520, 5524, 5527, 5552, 5561–62, 5570, 5631, 5691–92
- Transparency and accountability, E583–84
Public-Private Partnerships Transparency and Accountability Act (No. 605)
- First reading
  - Wotherspoon, 3804
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4316–20
  - Broten, 4443–44
  - Forbes, 4160–63
  - Wotherspoon, 3922–27
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Wotherspoon, 3927
- Referral to Crown and Central Agencies Committee rescinded and placed on order paper under private members' public bills, moved (Harrison)
  - Harrison, 3954
- Throne Speech response, 5715–16
Public Registry Administration Office
- Creation and funding, N307, N324–25
- Mandate, N307
Public safety
- Anti-radicalization initiatives, budget debate, 6742
- Emergency Preparedness Week in Saskatchewan (May 3-9, 2015), member's statement
  - Huyghebaert, 7109
- Emergency public alerting program, SaskAlert, N726
  - Provincial launch, ministerial statement (Reiter)
    - Reiter, 6959
    - Wotherspoon, 6959–60
- Emergency Telecommunicators Week in Saskatchewan
  - (April 14-20, 2013), member's statement
    - Hickie, 3227
  - (April 13-19, 2014), member's statement
    - Phillips, 5207
  - (April 12-18, 2015), member's statement
    - Huyghebaert, 6928–29
- International Day for Disaster Reduction (October 13, 2015), member's statement
  - Belanger, 7267
- Law enforcement professionals, recognition, member's statement
  - Broten, 5463–64
  - Huyghebaert, 5463
- Provincial emergency control centre, dispatch and information services, funding, E539
- Provincial public safety telecommunications network, N591
  - Funding, N244, N295, N302–3, N489, N714, N739–40
- Public notification, escaped offender, Saskatchewan Hospital (North Battleford)
  - Nilson, 5184
  - Tell, 5184
- Safer communities and neighbourhoods, 115, N576, N586
  - Budget debate, 4905, 4906, 6742
  - Regina, Throne Speech response, 3845–46
- Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance, Safe Digging Month (April 2015), member's statement
  - Weekes, 6829
Public service
- See also
  - Public Service Commission
- Accountability, C33
- Accounts payable initiative, C42
- And Crown corporations, recognition of importance, member's statement
  - McCall, 7685
- Average age, C512
  - At retirement, C512
- Cease privatization of, including Crown corporations, disclose all unredacted contracts and documentation related to public-private partnerships or any other form of privatization, petition
  - McCall, 7683–84
- Corporate mentorship program, C246, C310
- Corporate programming, C512
- Disability employment strategy, C571
- Diversity
  - See
    - Public service – Representative workforce
- Employee engagement survey, C320
- Enterprise Learning Management System, C509, C510, C571
- Exit interviews, management tool purchase, C310
- Expenses
  - See
    - Motions for supply
- Government office space per employee, C101–2, C506
- Grievances, role of Public Service Commission, C511
- Human resources, hiring process, C39–40
- Integrity, C34
- IPAC Saskatchewan awards (2015), recipients, member's statement
  - Krawetz, 7404
- Jobs, privatization, budget debate, 6729
- Lean management program, 839, C34, C36–37, C47–48, C314–15
  - Chartier, 1232–33
  - Draude, 1233–34
  - Consultant, costs, C49
  - Contracts, C310–11, C313–14
  - Document workflow, efficiencies, C572
  - Negative impact, C49–50
  - Staffing and classification processes, C41
  - Successes, C571
- Learning and development, C505
- Mentorship program, C40–41
- Morale, C38–39
- Officials, provincial budget preparation work, commendation, 2910
- Performance management, C33–34
- Policy on seeking elected office
  - Broten, 1059–60
  - Draude, 1059–60
- Recruitment and retention, C35, C582–83
- Reduction, 698, 701, 736, 868, 1561, 1616, 2832, 2942, 3007
  - Effect, 1624
  - Strategy
    - See
      - Public service – Workforce – Adjustment strategy (vacancy management)
- Renewal, C35, C509
- Representative workforce, C35, C42–45, C311–13
- Retirements, C45
- Return to work support, C245, C310
- Succession management program, C310
- Wages and salaries
  - See
    - Wages and salaries
- Workforce
  - Adjustment strategy (vacancy management), 839, C34–35, C45–47, C246
  - Plans, talent development, C45
  - Reduction, C514
- Youth advisory group, C35
Public Service Alliance of Canada
- Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604), public hearing presentation, U305–7
  - See also
    - Public Health (Asbestos right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 604) – Committee discussion – Public hearing
Public Service Commission C33
- See also
  - Public service
- Note: Merged with Government Services Ministry and Information Technology Office to become Central Services Ministry. Commission continues to exist within Central Services Ministry.
  - See also
    - Central Services Ministry
- Budget (2012-13), C48–49
- Business service division, C572
- Central management, funding allocations, C509
- ClimbIT contract, C315–18
  - Untendered
    - Chartier, 3562–63
    - Heppner, 3562–63
- Collective agreements, negotiations, C33, C510–11
- Employee service centre, funding, C510
- Estimates
  - (2012-13), main, C33–51
    - Chartier, C35–50
    - Draude, C33–47, C50
    - Sproule, C49–50
  - (2013-14), main
    - See
      - Central Services Ministry – Estimates – (2013-14), main
  - (2014-15), main, C509–14, C534–35
    - Chartier, C511–12
    - Heppner, C509–14
    - McCall, C509–14
  - (2015-16), main, C571–83, C644
    - McCall, C572–83
    - McMorris, C571–83
- Executive management program, C48–49
- Human resources
  - Administration and payroll services (MIDAS)
    - Annual audit, P131, P132, P212–13, P413–15
  - Hiring process, C39–40, C512–13, P648
    - Executives, C513
- Information systems, user access, management, P648–50
- Information technology, user access, management, P132, P414
- Leaders, development, P131, P132
- Lean management program, C514, C571–72, C574–81
  - Deputy minister, organizational placement, C573–74
  - Parallels with professional development, C579–80
  - PricewaterhouseCoopers contract, C574
    - Teaching methodology, C577–79
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2011), v.1, ch.12; (2012) v.1, ch.13 and v.2, ch.39, ch.40, P130–33
    - Hart, P133
    - Moe, P132–33
    - Wotherspoon, P132–33
  - (2011), v.1, ch.12; (2012) v.1, ch.13 and v.2, ch.39, ch.40, recommendations, P133
  - (2013) v.1, ch.16; (2014) v.1, ch.8
    - Chartier, P415
    - Marchuk, P414–15
    - Merriman, P415
  - (2014) v.1, ch.8, recommendation, P415
  - (2015) v.1, ch.25 and (2014) v.2, ch.17, P647–50
    - Doke, P650
    - Norris, P649
    - Wotherspoon, P648–49
- Service agreements, ministries, Provincial Auditor's recommendation, status, P414
- Staff
  - Acting positions, C509
  - Client services and support, C513–14
  - Full-time equivalents, in-scope and out-of-scope, C572–73
  - Reduction, workforce adjustment strategy, C41–42
  - Retention rates, and employee engagement surveys, P648–49
- Staffing processes, out-of-scope positions, P131, P132–33
- Workforce planning, C511–12
Public welfare
- See also
  - Saskatchewan assistance plan
- Assistance programs
  - Appeals, U671, U1052–54
  - Budget debate, 6664–65, 6739, 6798
  - Caseloads, U664–65
- Foxvalley Counseling Services Inc. (Regina), 818
  - Provincial funding, 794
    - Ministerial statement (Draude)
      - Chartier, 580–81
      - Draude, 580
- Living allowance, U74
- Parent aid programs
  - See
    - Parents – Aid programs
- Regina, North Central, shared facility for integrated social services, status, 796
- Saskatchewan child benefit, funding, U81–82
- Transition to employment, U661
- Transitional employment allowance (TEA), U81, U331, U661–62
  - See also
    - Public welfare – Assistance programs
  - Budget debate, 6739
  - Caseload, budget debate, 6662
Publishers and publishing
- Purich Publishing Ltd. (Saskatoon), 20th anniversary (2012), member's statement
  - Sproule, 2319
- Saskatchewan Publishers Group, 25th anniversary celebration, Regina (November 20, 2014), member's statement
  - Nilson, 6140
Pubs
- See
  - Bars (drinking establishments)
Pulp and paper mills
- Carrot River Valley constituency, 90–91, 806
- Prince Albert, 76, E104, E113
  - Paper Excellence, E319–20
  - Paper Excellence Group and Domtar Corporation, non-compete clause, E643
  - Power supply, C331
  - Status, E202–5, E318–19
  - Trade barrier by China, E319
- Pulp mill, Meadow Lake, 746–47, E113
  - Throne Speech response, 3655
Pulse crops
- Agrocorp Processing Ltd. (Moose Jaw), pulse and grain processing, 2917
- Lentils, 3012
- Research, Crop Development Centre, University of Saskatchewan, 1679