CONTENTS
READING AND RECEIVING
PETITIONS
Bill No. 606 — The
Provincial Health Authority (ER Closure right-to-know) Amendment Act
RETURNS, REPORTS, AND PAPERS TABLED
SECOND SESSION — THIRTIETH LEGISLATURE
of the
Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
VOTES AND
PROCEEDINGS
No. 49
Thursday, April 16, 2026
10:00 a.m.
PRAYERS
Presenting Petitions
Petitions of citizens of the province of Saskatchewan were presented and laid upon the Table by the following members: April ChiefCalf, Jared Clarke, and Aleana Young.
Reading
and Receiving Petitions
According to order and pursuant to rule 16(7), petitions from residents of the province of Saskatchewan, requesting the following action, were read and received:
To suspend the collection of the provincial fuel tax from gasoline and
diesel for a period of six months.
(Sessional
paper no. 167)
To immediately renovate all SHC units that require renovation, make units available and affordable, and ensure that all currently vacant SHC units are made occupied.
(Addendum
to sessional paper no. 14)
To provide adequate and equitable SAID rates.
(Addendum
to sessional paper no. 32)
To meaningfully address the affordability crisis in Saskatchewan.
(Addendum
to sessional paper no. 33)
Seventy-five
Minute Debate
The order of the day being called for the following motion for a seventy-five minute debate, it was moved by Daryl Harrison:
That this Assembly reject the policies of Federal NDP Leader Avi Lewis — including his opposition to all new fossil fuel development, his Leap Manifesto and his plans to nationalize sectors of the Canadian economy — as a direct threat to Saskatchewan’s resource sector, workers, and communities.
A debate
arising and the period of seventy-five minutes having expired, pursuant to rule
25(5) the Speaker interrupted proceedings.
Adjourned Debates
Bill No. 606 — The Provincial Health
Authority (ER Closure right-to-know) Amendment Act
The Assembly resumed the adjourned debate on the proposed motion of Jared Clarke: That Bill No. 606 — The Provincial Health Authority (ER Closure right-to-know) Amendment Act be now read a second time.
The debate
continuing, pursuant to rule 27(4), the question was put
and it was agreed to on the following recorded division:
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YEAS — 47 Scott Moe Kim Gartner Warren Kaeding David Marit Jim Reiter Everett Hindley Jeremy Harrison Ken Cheveldayoff Eric Schmalz Terry Jenson Michael Weger Travis Keisig Jamie
Martens Sean Wilson Darlene Rowden Alana Ross Tim McLeod Lori Carr Brad Crassweller Doug Steele Daryl Harrison Kevin Weedmark Barret Kropf Blaine McLeod Megan Patterson Terri Bromm Racquel Hilbert David Chan James
Thorsteinson Betty Nippi-Albright Vicki Mowat Trent
Wotherspoon Matt Love Aleana Young Jared Clarke Leroy Laliberte Meara Conway Nicole Sarauer Brent Blakley April ChiefCalf Keith Jorgenson Bhajan Brar Darcy Warrington Joan Pratchler Brittney Senger Jacqueline Roy Don McBean |
NAYS — Nil |
The said bill was accordingly read a second time
and committed to a Committee of the Whole on Bills.
Pursuant to rule 6(6), the Speaker adjourned the Assembly.
The Assembly adjourned at 1:09 p.m. until Monday at 1:30 p.m.
Hon. Todd Goudy
Speaker
Returns, Reports, and Papers Tabled
The following paper was laid upon the Table:
By the Hon. Ken Cheveldayoff:
Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board:
2025 annual report
Payee disclosure
report for the year ending December 31, 2025
(Sessional
paper no. 168)
APPENDIX
On Tuesday / mardi:
Hon. Tim McLeod to move first
reading of Bill No. 56 — The King’s Bench Amendment Act, 2026
L’hon. Tim McLeod proposera
la première lecture du projet de loi
no 56 — Loi de 2026 sur la Cour du Banc du Roi
Hon. Jeremy Harrison to
move first reading of Bill No. 57 — The Information Services Corporation
Amendment Act, 2026
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