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Jenson, Hon. Terry (Sask Party, Warman) s.1, 2 : Minister of Social Services
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 224–28
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1200–1203
- Children and youth
  - Vulnerable, supports, 874
- Community-based organizations
  - Intellectual disabilities, service providers
    - Funding, sustainability, and stakeholder outreach, 1090
- Conflict of interest
  - Former member Gary Grewal, investigation and penalties, 240–41
- Economy Committee
  - Elections
    - Chair [Thorsteinson], moved (Jenson), E1
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Jenson), E1
- Emergency housing
  - Funding and access, and cold-weather strategy, 20, 75
  - Hotels, choice of, 1423–24, 1440–41
  - Hotels, choice of, and provincial approach to homelessness, 1468–69
- Food banks
  - Emergency funding, expiration, and provincial affordability measures, 2017–18, 2073
  - Use of, increased, and government affordability measures, 1270
- Group homes
  - Inspections, timeliness, 270
- Hockey
  - Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League
    - Wadena Wolverines, inaugural season, member's statement, 1367
- Homelessness
  - Cold weather strategy
    - And provincial approach to homelessness, 282–83
  - Increased
    - And provincial approach to homelessness, 295, 675, 1580
    - Children and youth, and government investments, 1672
    - Moose Jaw, government efforts, 1007–8
    - Regina, and provincial approach to homelessness, 509–10
  - Increased, Saskatoon
    - And provincial approach to homelessness, 584, 1151–52
    - Communities, impact on, and provincial approach to homelessness, 1554
    - Property taxes, impact on, 1553
  - Provincial approach to homelessness
    - Funding, increase, ministerial statement (Jenson), 1426
- Housing
  - Glen Elm mobile home retirement community, evictions, government supports, 608
- Income assistance programs
  - Accessibility of program staff, 2051
  - Adequacy
    - And government support for persons with disabilities, 2051
- Mental health and addictions facilities
  - Mental health approved homes
    - Funding, 454–55
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Homelessness
    - Provincial approach to homelessness, funding, increase (Jenson), 1426
- Public libraries
  - Workers, violence against, and government investments in community safety, 1675, 1693, 1714, 1741–42, 1781
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Children and youth
    - Vulnerable, supports, 874
  - Conflict of interest
    - Former member Gary Grewal, investigation and penalties, 240–41
  - Emergency housing
    - Funding and access, and cold-weather strategy, 20, 75
  - Group homes
    - Inspections, timeliness, 270
  - Homelessness
    - Cold weather strategy
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 282–83
    - Increased
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 295, 675
      - Moose Jaw, government efforts, 1007–8
    - Increased, Regina
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 509–10
    - Increased, Saskatoon
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 584
  - Housing
    - Glen Elm mobile home retirement community, evictions, government supports, 608
  - Mental health and addictions facilities
    - Mental health approved homes
      - Funding, 454–55
  - Rental housing
    - Affordability, 650, 674–75
    - Affordability, and protections for seniors, 702–3
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
    - Moose Jaw Housing Authority, seniors, tenant accommodations, 738
    - Seniors' buildings, safety concerns
      - And government investments, 721–22
    - Units, renovations and repairs, 311, 455, 510, 1008
    - Vacancies
      - Cost of, 241
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Hotels for clients
      - Provincial Auditor's recommendations, 161–62, 210–11
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Community-based organizations
    - Intellectual disabilities, service providers
      - Funding, sustainability, and stakeholder outreach, 1090
  - Emergency housing
    - Hotels, choice of, 1423–24, 1440–41
    - Hotels, choice of, and provincial approach to homelessness, 1468–69
  - Food banks
    - Emergency funding, expiration, and provincial affordability measures, 2017–18, 2073
    - Use of, increased, and government affordability measures, 1270
  - Homelessness
    - Increased
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 1580
      - Children and youth, and government investments, 1672
    - Increased, Saskatoon
      - And provincial approach to homelessness, 1151–52
      - Communities, impact on, and provincial approach to homelessness, 1554
      - Property taxes, impact on, 1553
  - Income assistance programs
    - Accessibility of program staff, 2051
    - Adequacy
      - And government support for persons with disabilities, 2051
  - Public libraries
    - Workers, violence against, and government investments in community safety, 1675, 1693, 1714, 1741–42, 1781
  - Saskatchewan assured income for disability
    - Benefits
      - Changes, 1696
  - Saskatchewan income support program
    - Lump sum payment program, 1875
  - Tuberculosis
    - Vulnerable populations, impact on and support for, 1718
- Rental housing
  - Affordability, 650, 674–75
  - Affordability, and protections for seniors, 702–3
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - Benefits
    - Changes, 1696
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Local housing authorities
    - Moose Jaw, seniors, tenant accommodations, 738
  - Seniors' buildings, safety concerns
    - And government investments, 721–22
  - Units, renovations and repairs, 311, 455, 510, 1008
  - Vacancies
    - Cost of, 241
- Saskatchewan income support program
  - Lump sum payment program, 1875
- Service clubs
  - Kinsmen Club, Regina, 100th anniversary, member's statement, 2111
- Social Services Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U71–82, U84, U86–90
  - Hotels for clients
    - Provincial Auditor's recommendations, 161–62, 210–11
- Tuberculosis
  - Vulnerable populations, impact on and support for, 1718
Jorgenson, Keith (NDP, Saskatoon Churchill-Wildwood)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 55–56
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1164–66
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 637
  - Committee discussion C109–10
- Animal Protection Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1768–69
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Speakers, 474–75
- Budget, March 18, 2026
  - Speakers, 1881–84
- Building Schools Faster Act (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1702
- Building Schools Faster Consequential Amendment Act (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1702
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 1701
- Christmas
  - St. Nicolas Day / Feast of St. Nicholas, member's statement, 236
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2026 (No. 51)
  - Second reading, 2122
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1583
- Crime
  - Reduction strategy, develop and implement, petition, 1774
- Culture and multiculturalism
  - Ukrainian Heritage Month, legislation, 826
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Overdoses, crisis
    - And critique of government response, member's statement, 536
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Framework for, recognition, moved (Patterson), 1540–41
      - Questions and comments 1542–43
- Health care
  - Out-of-province care, travel costs
    - Responsibility for, and charitable community supports, 1694–95, 1715
  - Service interruptions
    - Full list or map, make available, petition, 2045
    - Reporting, real time, and government investments in Saskatoon, 2051
  - Staff shortages
    - Crisis, fix, petition, 1669
- Health facilities
  - Administrators, reduction, and funding for front-line care, 1369–70
- Health Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2025-26), main, U17–22
    - (2026-27), main, U204–9
- Heritage Property Amendment Act, 2026 (No. 52)
  - Second reading, 2099, 2102
- Holodomor, Ukraine, 1932-1933
  - And current invasion of Ukraine by Russia, member's statement, 1409
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Capacity
    - And staffing, 1272
  - Rural and remote areas, service disruptions
    - Communication of, 1599
- Housing
  - Affordable, comprehensive strategy, implement, petition, 669–70, 945
- Kipling Integrated Health Centre
  - Emergency room closure and government innovations, 1525–26
- Long-term care
  - And hospice care, affordability, 209
  - Eligibility standards, 754–55
  - Patients, chemical and physical restraints, 950–51
  - Quality and oversight, 992
  - Quality of, 280
- Long-term care facilities
  - And personal care homes, patients who wander, critical incidents, 1466–67
- Maiden speeches, 55–56
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1700–1701
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Post-secondary students
    - Ukrainian tuition relief program, extension of (Cheveldayoff), 1676
- Municipalities Modernization and Red Tape Reduction Act (No. 43)
  - Second reading, 2082–83
- New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan
  - Buy local and grow local initiatives, recognition, member's statement, 289
- Patients-first health care plan
  - Commendation, moved (Weedmark), 1805–6
    - Questions and comments 1809–11
- Personal care homes
  - Inspections
    - And oversight, 453–54
  - Staff, training requirements, 1551–52
- Post-secondary students
  - Ukrainian refugees, domestic tuition rates, 1289, 1443
  - Ukrainian tuition relief program, extension of, ministerial statement (Cheveldayoff), 1676
- Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 14)
  - Second reading, 636
- Provincial Health Authority (ER Closure right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 606)
  - Second reading, 1543–44
- Provincial Health Authority (ER Virtual Physician right-to-know) Amendment Act (No. 610)
  - First reading, 1600
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Culture and multiculturalism
    - Ukrainian Heritage Month, legislation, 826
  - Long-term care
    - And hospice care, affordability, 209
    - Eligibility standards, 754–55
    - Patients, chemical and physical restraints, 950–51
    - Quality and oversight, 992
    - Quality of, 280
  - Personal care homes
    - Inspections
      - And oversight, 453–54
  - Refugees
    - Ukraine war
      - Settlement supports, funding, 851–52, 873–74
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
    - Seniors' buildings, safety concerns
      - And government investments, 722
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Health care
    - Out-of-province care, travel costs
      - Responsibility for, and charitable community supports, 1694–95, 1715
    - Service disruptions
      - Reporting, real time, and government investments in Saskatoon, 2051
  - Health facilities
    - Administrators, reduction, and funding for front-line care, 1369–70
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Capacity and staffing, 1272
    - Rural and remote areas, service disruptions
      - Communication of, 1599
  - Kipling Integrated Health Centre
    - Emergency room closure and government innovations, 1525–26
  - Long-term care facilities
    - And personal care homes, patients who wander, critical incidents, 1466–67
  - Personal care homes
    - Staff, training requirements, 1551–52
  - Post-secondary students
    - Ukrainian refugees, domestic tuition rates, 1443
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Protective services personnel
      - Privatization of, and government investments in public safety, 1796
      - Privatization of, and system-wide security review, 1778–79
  - Urgent care centres
    - Staffing, 1272
- Refugees
  - Ukraine war
    - Settlement supports, funding, 851–52, 873–74
- Regulated Health Professions Act (No. 18)
  - Second reading, 666–67
- Regulated Health Professions Consequential Amendments Act, 2025 (No. 19)
  - Second reading, 667
- Response to Illicit Drugs Act (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 1686–87
- Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act (No. 6)
  - Second reading, 567
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 3)
  - Second reading, 565–66
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - Benefits
    - Indexation, petition, 1266
- Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive Amendment Act, 2026 (No. 53)
  - Second reading, 2123
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Protective services personnel
    - Privatization of, and government investments in public safety, 1796
    - Privatization of, and system-wide security review, 1778–79
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Seniors' buildings, safety concerns
    - And government investments, 722
  - Units, renovate, make available and affordable, and ensure vacant units are occupied, petition, 1868
- Saskatchewan Internal Trade Promotion Act (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 1765
- Schools, new and renovated
  - Saskatoon
    - St. Frances Cree Bilingual School
      - Design elements, reconciliation, member's statement, 820
- Seniors
  - Home supports program
    - Petition, 157–58
- Tributes
  - Whitecalf, Josh, member's statement, 1286–87
- Ukraine war
  - War casualties, daily recognition, member's statement, 1692
- Ukrainian Heritage Month Act (No. 603)
  - First reading, 826
  - Member's statement, 947
- Urgent care centres
  - Staffing, 1272
- Virtual physician program
  - Emergency or obstetrical services, prohibit use for, moved (Conway); amendment (Carr), 883–84
- Wildfires
  - Northern Saskatchewan, 2025
    - Destruction, member's statement, 1594
- Wildlife
  - Habitat protection
    - Duncairn Reservoir Migratory Bird Sanctuary, protect from expansion of irrigation, petition, 331–32