Hansard Speaker Index - 1st Session of the 23rd Legislature

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Calvert, Mr. Lorne (NDP, Moose Jaw Wakamow) Minister of Social Services
- Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 147–151
- Adoption
  - Christian Counselling Services, funding, 2060–2061
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - NATO delegation to tour Moose Jaw and 15 Wing CFB (April 30-May 1, 1996) as potential pilot training site, member's statement, 1201
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 15)
  - First reading, 224
  - Second reading, 323
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 829–833, 881–884
  - Third reading, 884
- Children
  - Health benefits, supplementary, 1206
  - Poverty, 791
  - Poverty, elimination, 1291
  - Protection, case-loads, 171–172
- Family planning
  - Facts of Life Line, funding, 1346–1347
- Farmers
  - Working income supplement, 1206
- Food banks
  - Elimination, election promise, 449
- Health care
  - Statistics, dead on arrival, 312
- Health district boards
  - Acute care, funding, 1151
- Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76)
  - Regulations, 1514
- Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82)
  - Regulations, 1514
- Hospitals
  - Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1345–1346
  - Rural, closure, 1343–1344
- Housing
  - Low income, affordable, 850
  - Rental, damage deposits, 1036–1037
- Moose Jaw, Sask.
  - Keystone Bulk Transport, establishing new shop in Moose Jaw, member's statement, 250
  - Moose Jaw Kinsmen International Band and Choral Festival, ParkArt 95 annual arts and craft festival, and outdoor murals, member's statement, 1653–1654
- Oral question period
  - Adoption, Christian Counselling Services, funding, 2060–2061
  - Children, health benefits, supplementary, 1206
  - Children, poverty, 791
  - Children, poverty, elimination, 1291
  - Children, protection, case-loads, 171–172
  - Family planning, Facts of Life Line, funding, 1346–1347
  - Farmers, working income supplement, 1206
  - Food banks, elimination, election promise, 449
  - Health care, statistics, dead on arrival, 312
  - Health district boards, acute care, funding, 1151
  - Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76), regulations, 1514
  - Health Facilities Act (No. 82), regulations, 1514
  - Hospitals, Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1345–1346
  - Hospitals, rural, closure, 1343–1344
  - Housing, low income, affordable, 850
  - Housing, rental, damage deposits, 1036–1037
  - Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 77), regulations, 1514
  - Senior citizens, eye glasses, cost, assistance, 1371–1372
  - Social assistance recipients, problems, Debbie Morris, 1123
  - Social assistance, case-load, 1971
  - Social assistance, work-for-welfare program, implementation, 3072
  - Social Services Department, community living division, central office, transfer, 878–879
  - Social Services Department, family support services branch, Saskatoon, budget, reduction, 789–790
  - Social workers, case-load, increasing, 42
  - Special care homes, Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1005–1006, 1150, 1344–1345
  - Women, battered, assistance, 790
  - Youth, Egadz outreach program, funding, 1743
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 2721–2732
- Saskatchewan Income Plan Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 14)
  - First reading, 223–224
  - Second reading, 322–323
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 826–829
  - Third reading, 833
- Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 77)
  - Regulations, 1514
- Senior citizens
  - Eye glasses, cost, assistance, 1371–1372
- Social assistance
  - Case-load, 1971
  - Work-for-welfare program, implementation, 3072
- Social assistance recipients
  - Problems, Debbie Morris, 1123
- Social Services Department
  - Community living division, central office, transfer, 878–879
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 834–841, 2648–2664, 2732–2743, 2776–2779, 2830–2841
  - Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2841
  - Family support services branch, Saskatoon, budget, reduction, 789–790
- Social Services Department Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 13) (client personal information)
  - First reading, 223
  - Second reading, 321–322
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 826
  - Third reading, 833
- Social workers
  - Case-load, increasing, 42
- Special care homes
  - Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1005–1006, 1150, 1344–1345
- Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, Moose Jaw
  - Official opening (June 1, 1996), member's statement, 2085
- Trade shows
  - Focus on Tourism and Focus on Trade shows (April 12-14, 1996) in Moose Jaw, member's statement, 844
- Women
  - Battered, assistance, 790
- Youth
  - Egadz outreach program, funding, 1743
Cline, Mr. Eric (NDP, Saskatoon Mount Royal) Minister of Health
- Assiniboine Valley Health District
  - Acute care, funding, 1826
- Change of Name Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 108)
  - First reading, 1714
  - Third reading, 1965
- Children
  - Fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention, legislation, 947, 1628
- Crime
  - Rates, urban centres, 1742
- Crown Foundation for District Health Boards Act (No. 114)
  - First reading, 1715
  - Second reading, 1865–1866
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3079–3085
  - Third reading, 3110
- Dependants' Relief Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 89)
  - First reading, 1487
- Doctors/Physicians
  - Fees, schedule, new, 1910
- Drug abuse/substance abuse
  - Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, amalgamation with Calder Centre, 739, 949, 2059–2060
- Education
  - Sex education, wooden demonstrators, 3003
- Gambling
  - Addiction, 1656
- Government
  - Legal action against, health care funding, rural communities, 2855, 3148
- Health care
  - Autism therapy (Hans Johnson), 2491
  - CAT scans, availability, 545–546
  - Facilities, charitable donations, legislation, 1828
  - Funding, 1766–1767, 2323–2324, 3004, 3070–3071
  - Hepatitis C victims, compensation, 1628, 2060, 2152, 2203–2204
  - Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, treatment, United States, 1320–1321
  - Patients, complaints and concerns, procedure (Ombudsman, appointment), 1426–1427
  - Professionals, employment, 516
  - Reliable, 38–39
  - Saskatchewan Health Information Network, cost, 818–819, 1594–1595, 2419
  - Services, lawsuits, 2089
  - Speech therapy, North-East Health District and Central Plains Health District, 2767
- Health care, reform, 1686–1687, 3148
- Health Department
  - District support branch, expenditure, 382–384
  - District support branch, staff, hiring, 416
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1061–1070, 1397–1412, 2974–2976, 2978–2986, 2988–2995, 3025–3037, 3110–3118
- Health district boards
  - Advertising services, 1203–1204
  - Deficits, 282–283
  - Financial information, availability, 1181
  - Funding, 766–767, 788–789, 876–877, 1319–1320, 1540
  - Funding, health care workers, Radville, 815–816
- Health Districts Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 76)
  - First reading, 1038
  - Second reading, 1462–1464
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3121–3141
  - Third reading, 3142
- Health Facilities Licensing Act (No. 82)
  - First reading, 1295
  - Second reading, 1467–1468
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3089–3095, 3097–3109
  - Third reading, 3110
- Health Labour Relations Reorganization Act (No. 120)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3085–3089
  - Third reading, 3110
- Home care
  - Negligence, allegations, J. Nicholson death, 1032–1034, 1830
  - Workers, strike, potential, 1459–1460, 1482–1484, 1540
- Hospital waiting-lists
  - ENG test, University Hospital, 1180
  - Surgery, 1372–1373
  - Surgery, open-heart, 950–951
- Hospitals
  - Cataract surgery, Gimbel eye clinic, Calgary, 3071
  - Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1369–1370, 1486–1487, 2418, 2766
  - Rural, closure, 1320, 1460–1461, 2151–2152, 2857–2858
- Interpretation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 1860–1861
- Law day
  - Recognition, April 17, 1996, member's statement, 945–946
- Mental Health Services Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 41) (community treatment orders)
  - First reading, 387
  - Second reading, 452–453
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 996–999
- Moose Jaw-Thunder Creek District Health Board
  - Employees, severance payments, 1089–1090
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Health care, access (A. Musyj), 2087–2088
  - Health care, funding and staff, allocation, 195
- Optometry and Ophthalmic Dispensers Professions Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 24)
  - First reading, 287
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1389–1393
- Oral question period
  - Assiniboine Valley Health District, acute care, funding, 1826
  - Children, fetal alcohol syndrome, prevention, legislation, 947, 1628
  - Crime, rates, urban centres, 1742
  - Doctors/Physicians, fees, schedule, new, 1910
  - Drug abuse/substance abuse, Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, amalgamation with Calder Centre, 739, 949, 2059–2060
  - Education, sex education, wooden demonstrators, 3003
  - Gambling, addiction, 1656
  - Government, legal action against, health care funding, rural communities, 2855, 3148
  - Health care, autism therapy (Hans Johnson), 2491
  - Health care, CAT scans, availability, 545–546
  - Health care, facilities, charitable donations, legislation, 1828
  - Health care, funding, 1766–1767, 2323–2324, 3004, 3070–3071
  - Health care, Hepatitis C victims, compensation, 1628, 2060, 2152, 2203–2204
  - Health care, multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, treatment, United States, 1320–1321
  - Health care, patients, complaints and concerns, procedure (Ombudsman appointment), 1426–1427
  - Health care, professionals, employment, 516
  - Health care, reform, 1686–1687, 3148
  - Health care, reliable, 38–39
  - Health care, Saskatchewan Health and Information Network, cost, 818–819, 1594–1595, 2419
  - Health care, services, lawsuits, 2089
  - Health care, speech therapy, North-East Health District and Central Plains Health District, 2767
  - Health Department, district support branch, expenditure, 382–384
  - Health Department, district support branch, staff, hiring, 416
  - Health district boards, advertising services, 1203–1204
  - Health district boards, deficits, 282–283
  - Health district boards, financial information, availability, 1181
  - Health district boards, funding, 766–767, 788–789, 876–877, 1319–1320, 1540
  - Health district boards, funding, health care workers, Radville, 815–816
  - Home care, negligence, allegations, J. Nicholson death, 1032–1034, 1830
  - Home care, workers, strike, potential, 1459–1460, 1482–1484, 1540
  - Hospital waiting-lists, ENG test, University Hospital, 1180
  - Hospital waiting-lists, surgery, 1372–1373
  - Hospital waiting-lists, surgery, open-heart, 950–951
  - Hospitals, cataract surgery, Gimbel eye clinic, Calgary, 3071
  - Hospitals, Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding, 1369–1370, 1486–1487, 2418, 2766
  - Hospitals, rural, closure, 1320, 1460–1461, 2151–2152, 2857–2858
  - Moose Jaw-Thunder Creek District Health Board, employees, severance payments, 1089–1090
  - Northern Saskatchewan, health care, access (A. Musyj), 2087–2088
  - Northern Saskatchewan, health care, funding and staff, allocation, 195
  - Personal care homes, licensing, 2153–2154
  - Personal care homes, regulations, 1370
  - Plains Health Centre, Regina, closure, 450, 514–515, 517–518, 877, 2276–2277, 3151
  - Regina District Health Board, funding, 1738–1739
  - Rehabilitation, disabled and handicapped, 2326
  - Rolling Hills District Health Board, funding, reduction, 3148
  - Rural communities, health care, 1827
  - Rural communities, health care, funding, 2765–2767
  - Rural communities, health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, 2058–2059, 2089
  - Rural communities, health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, Radville, 2086–2087
  - Rural communities, health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, St. Walburg and Big River, 2690–2691
  - Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living, Home oxygen program, 543–544, 919–920
  - Saskatchewan Union of Nurses, collective bargaining, 1461, 1594
  - Saskatoon District Health Board, members, expression of opinion, policy, 979
  - Special care homes, Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack, changes, 1260–1261, 2856, 3071–3072
  - Special care homes, funding, reduction, 1769
  - Special care homes, Leroy, closure, 1033–1034
  - Special care homes, Nirvana Pioneer Villa, Melfort, closure, 1425–1426
  - Special care homes, Pioneers Haven, Kerrobert, closure, 2941–2942
  - Special care homes, Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1292, 1686, 2202–2203, 2241–2242, 3000–3001
  - Special care homes, Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding vs. consultant studies, 385–387, 415–416
  - Special care homes, Swift Current Care Centre, closure, 1708–1711, 1739–1742, 1907–1908, 1968–1969, 3151
  - Special care homes, Yorkton, bed shortage, 2626–2627
  - Special care, levels, classification, 518
  - St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan, funding reduction, 1767–1768, 1827–1828
  - St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon, emergency services, 1035–1036
- Personal care homes
  - Licensing, 2153–2154
  - Regulations, 1370
- Pharmacy Act, 1996 (No. 40)
  - First reading, 387
  - Second reading, 485
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 994–995
- Plains Health Centre, Regina
  - Closure, 450, 514–515, 517–518, 877, 2276–2277, 3151
- Provincial Mediation Board Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 90)
  - First reading, 1487
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 88)
  - First reading, 1487
- Regina District Health Board
  - Funding, 1738–1739
- Rehabilitation
  - Disabled and handicapped, 2326
- Rolling Hills District Health Board
  - Funding, reduction, 3148
- Rural communities
  - Health care, 1827
  - Health care, funding, 2765–2767
  - Health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, 2058–2059, 2089
  - Health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, Radville, 2086–2087
  - Health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement, St. Walburg and Big River, 2690–2691
- Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
  - Home oxygen program, 543–544, 919–920
- Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 77)
  - First reading, 1038
  - Second reading, 1465
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2754–2760, 2770–2771
  - Third reading, 2776
- Saskatchewan Union of Nurses
  - Collective bargaining, 1461, 1594
- Saskatoon District Health Board
  - Members, expression of opinion, policy, 979
- Special care
  - Levels, classification, 518
- Special care homes
  - Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack, changes, 1260–1261, 2856, 3071–3072
  - Funding, reduction, 1769
  - Leroy, closure, 1033–1034
  - Nirvana Pioneer Villa, Melfort, closure, 1425–1426
  - Pioneers Haven, Kerrobert, closure, 2941–2942
  - Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding, 1292, 1686, 2202–2203, 2241–2242, 3000–3001
  - Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding vs. consultant studies, 385–387, 415–416
  - Swift Current Care Centre, closure, 1708–1711, 1739–1742, 1907–1908, 1968–1969, 3151
  - Yorkton, bed shortage, 2626–2627
- St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan
  - Funding, reduction, 1767–1768, 1827–1828
- St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon
  - Emergency services, 1035–1036
- Vital Statistics Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 109)
  - First reading, 1714
  - Second reading, 2050
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2402–2403
  - Third reading, 2409
Crofford, Ms. Joanne (NDP, Regina Centre) Minister of Indian and Metis Affairs, Minister of Gaming
- Arts and culture
  - Cathedral Village Arts Festival (May 20-25, 1996), member's statement, 1653
  - University of Regina Arts Festival (March 23, 1996), member's statement, 445–446
- Budget (March 28, 1996)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 655–656
- Casino Regina
  - Automated teller machines, installation, 333–334
  - Contracts, 223
  - Mr. Canada's Touring Network, contract, 2278, 2941
  - Opening reception, costs, 569
- Casinos
  - North Battleford exhibition association, revenue loss, 846–847
- Children
  - Regina International Children's Festival (June 12-16, 1996), member's statement, 2486–2487
- Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations
  - Grant, 40–41
- Film industry
  - Minds Eye, Regina, new film deal, member's statement, 2938
- Gambling
  - Addiction, 333
- Government
  - Funds, repayment, Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, 740
- Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP)
  - Overpayment, bills, collection, 350
- Hockey
  - Ranch Ehrlo Society's, Regina, hockey programs, Dress a Champion and Regina Outdoor Hockey League, member's statement, 1342–1343
- Indian and Métis Affairs Secretariat
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1249–1254, 1575–1589, 2601–2606
- Land
  - Taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, treaty land entitlements, effect, 1092
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Compensation, 285, 332–333, 350–351, 1090–1091, 2572–2573
- Liquor
  - Off-sale permits, Canora Hotel, 2939–2940
- Oral question period
  - Casino Regina, automated teller machines, installation, 333–334
  - Casino Regina, contracts, 223
  - Casino Regina, Mr. Canada's Touring Network, contract, 2278, 2941
  - Casino Regina, opening reception, costs, 569
  - Casinos, North Battleford exhibition association, revenue loss, 846–847
  - Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, grant, 40–41
  - Gambling, addiction, 333
  - Government, funds, repayment, Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, 740
  - Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP), overpayment, bills, collection, 350
  - Land, taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, treaty land entitlements, effect, 1092
  - Legislative Assembly members, compensation, 285, 332–333, 350–351, 1090–1091, 2572–2573
  - Liquor, off-sale permits, Canora Hotel, 2939–2940
  - Rural municipalities, tax loss, compensation, treaty land entitlements, 1629
- Rural municipalities
  - Tax loss, compensation, treaty land entitlements, 1629
  - Tax loss, compensation, treaty land entitlements, moved (Toth), 1635
- Transfer payments
  - Moved (MacKinnon), amendment (Aldridge), 264–266
- Wascana Centre Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 84)
  - First reading, 1431
  - Second reading, 1747
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2316
- Women
  - International Women's Day (March 8, 1996), member's statement, 174
- Women's Secretariat
  - Estimates (1996-1997), 1241–1248, 1779–1789