Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack See Special care homes
Early release program See Correctional centres
East Central Health District See Government building space – Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre; Health district boards – Deficits
Eastend, Sask. See Floods
Economic conditions, 5
Economic development, 5–7, 2807See also Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd.; Business; Community Bonds Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 6); Consumers; Farm security; Highways and roads – Highway No. 368, south of St. Brieux to Humboldt; Highways and roads – Northern Saskatchewan, improvement projects, Clearwater Forest Products, agreement; Métis; Northern Saskatchewan – Social and economic assistance, programs; Regional economic development authorities; Rural communities; Small business; Taxation – Review; Trade

Boyd, 543
Draude, 1513
Lingenfelter, 543, 1513–14
Funding, results

Draude, 740–41
Lingenfelter, 741

Indians and Métis, participation, increasing, 1581
Partnership for Growth: Building on the Renewal of the Saskatchewan Economy, 575, 808–9
Partnership for Growth: Building on the Renewal of the Saskatchewan Economy, goals, working toward, moved (Thomson) See also Business – Regulations, reduction; Employment development; Labour Standards Act – Changes

Belanger, 1273–74
Gantefoer, 1271–73
Murrell, 1268–69
Osika, 1269–70
Thomson, 1265–68
Ward, 1270–71
Questions and comments

Aldridge, 1276
Belanger, 1275
Gantefoer, 1275–76
Lorjé, 1275
McPherson, 1275
Murrell, 1276
Osika, 1275
Thomson, 1274–75

Partnership for Renewal: A Strategy for the Saskatchewan Economy, 808

Economic Development Department, 801–3, 2842–44See also Labour Department; Trade – Promotion, missions

Budget, overexpenditure, 1412
Central Vehicle Agency, vehicles, use, 2876
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 3039
Estimates (1996-1997), 801–9, 1412–20, 2841–49, 2859–76, 3038

Belanger, 1416–20
D'Autremont, 2859–67, 2869–76
Draude, 801, 803–8, 1412–15, 2841–45
Goulet, 1416–20
Julé, 1414
Lingenfelter, 801–9, 1412–16, 2841–45, 2847–49, 2859–76, 3038
Toth, 2845–49, 3038

Minister, trip, Nicaragua, expenses, 1699
Staff, reduction, 1412

Economy, 5, 8, 574See also Crown corporations; Third-party funding; Universities

Gross domestic product See Farm products
Mining industry and Energy and Mines Department, role, 1138–39

Education, 5, 8, 577–78, 580, 888, 891See also Education, post-secondary; Northern Saskatchewan; Telecommunications; Training programs; Universities

Atkinson, 1424–25
Krawetz, 1424–25
Business advisory group, establishment, proposal, 898
Departments, creation of two, need for and benefits, 887, 903–4See also below Regional educational authorities
Distance education, 2598–99
Entrepreneurial skills, instruction, 2844
Facilities, better construction, 576
Four-day school week, proposal, Scenic Valley School Division, 1959–60

Atkinson, 1629–30, 1969–70
Heppner, 1629–30, 1969–70

Funding, 896–98, 1954–55, 2798See also School boards/School divisions; Teachers – Collective bargaining agreement; Transfer payments

Atkinson, 139, 787–88, 1292
Heppner, 590–91
Krawetz, 139, 787–88, 1182, 1292
MacKinnon, 591
Mitchell, 1182

Gambling, influence on, 1960
Indians and Métis, participation, increasing, 1581
Regional educational authorities, proposed, 886

Atkinson, 73
Heppner, 73

Restructuring, consultation

Atkinson, 1427–28, 3151
Heppner, 1427–28
Krawetz, 3151–52

Restructuring, consultation, ministerial statement (Atkinson)

Atkinson, 1429
Heppner, 1430
Krawetz, 1429–30

Sex education, value-free curriculum, implementation, 899
Sex education, wooden demonstrators

Cline, 3003
Heppner, 3003

Structuring Public Education for the New Century: Ensuring Quality Education for Saskatchewan Students, public consultation, cost, 1960
Transfer payments See also Transfer payments

Education, post-secondary, 576–78, 580See also Indians/First Nations; Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department; Universities

And training, funding priority, commendation, moved (Bradley), amendment (Krawetz)

Bradley, 1093–97
Hamilton, 1108–11
Julé, 1100–1102
Krawetz, 1098–1100
Murray, 1097–98
Sonntag, 1107–8
Thomson, 1102–7
Trew, 1111–13

Credits, recognition, 905
Funding, 576, 578
Rural communities, delivery, 905

Education Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 2) (No. 110)

First reading

Shillington, 1714

Committee referral, 1715
Report, 1965
Third reading

Atkinson, 1966

Royal Assent, 3180

Education Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 5)

First reading

Atkinson, 196

Second reading

Atkinson, 791–92
Belanger, 793–94
Heppner, 1045–47
Krawetz, 963–65, 1041–45

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Atkinson, 1135–36, 1755–58, 1868–71, 1946–47
Heppner, 1136–37
Krawetz, 1135–37, 1755–58, 1867–71, 1946–47

Third reading

Atkinson, 1948

Royal Assent, 3179

Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 94)

First reading

MacKinnon, 1713

Second reading

Draude, 1975–76
MacKinnon, 1974–75

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 2303–4
Draude, 2304–6
Shillington, 2303–6

Third reading

Shillington, 2317

Royal Assent, 3180

Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 116)

First reading

Toth, 1913

Out of order, removed, 2156

Education Department, 855See also Teachers – Collective bargaining agreement

Aboriginal population, concerns and issues, 891
Budget, expenditures, saving, 1760, 1954–55
Employees, secondment, 2479
Estimates (1996-1997), 884–89, 891–902, 1758–62, 1948–62

Atkinson, 884–89, 891–902, 1758–62, 1948–62
Belanger, 1760, 1956–58
Draude, 895, 1955–56
Heppner, 896–99, 1959–60
Julé, 886–87, 895–96, 901–2, 1959
Krawetz, 885–88, 891–94, 896, 899–902, 1758–62, 1948–55, 1960–62

Partnerships, agencies, departments, 887–88
Regional services, expenditure, 1962
Restructuring, Post-Secondary Education Department, creation, 885–86
Senior management, structure, 892
Staff, salaries, 892–93

Education development fund, 899–902See also Teachers – Collective bargaining agreement
Egadz street outreach program See Prostitution – Child prostitutes, government action; Youth
Election Act, 1996 (No. 92), 2804–6See also New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan – Financial contributions; Political parties – Contributions

First reading

Shillington, 1541

Second reading

Aldridge, 1831–32
Julé, 1640
Mitchell, 1637–40

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 2632
D'Autremont, 2629–32, 2720–21, 2752–54, 3178
Draude, 2747–49
Julé, 2749–51, 3175
McLane, 3165–66, 3173
McPherson, 3053–60, 3062–65, 3152–62, 3169–76
Mitchell, 2628–32, 2717–21, 2746–54, 3049–65, 3152–79
Osika, 2628–30, 2717–20, 2746–47, 2750–51, 3047–53, 3061–62, 3163–65, 3166–68, 3174–75

Third reading

Mitchell, 3179

Royal Assent, 3180
Postponement

Mitchell, 3074
Osika, 3073–74

Election promises, 2788See also Agriculture; Children – Poverty, elimination; Education – Funding; Health care

Boyd, 571–72, 3149–50
Lingenfelter, 3150
Osika, 1292
Romanow, 572, 1293

Electoral office

Chief Electoral Officer, independence, 2803–4

Electrical Inspection Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 34)

First reading

Anguish, 353

Second reading

Anguish, 393
Gantefoer, 393–94

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Anguish, 852–55
D'Autremont, 854–56
Gantefoer, 852–54

Third reading

Shillington, 860

Royal Assent, 1264

Electricity See also Saskatchewan Power Corporation; Shand Power Plant

Co-generation projects, 2378
Condie-Queen Elizabeth transmission line, construction, concerns

Lautermilch, 2624, 2940
McLane, 2624, 2940

Rates See also Water supply – Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline
Rates, increase, 2815

Aldridge, 446–47
Anguish, 446–47
McPherson, 447–48

Rates, increase, petitions, 35, 67, 101, 132, 164, 188, 216, 248, 278, 308, 328, 2411

Boyd, 11, 35, 67, 99, 131, 164
D'Autremont, 11, 35, 67, 99, 132, 164, 188, 216, 248, 278, 2319
Goohsen, 164, 188, 248
Heppner, 11, 100, 132, 164, 188, 216, 248, 278, 307, 3144
Toth, 35, 99, 132, 164, 188

Rural underground distribution program

Anguish, 448
Bjornerud, 1657–58
Lautermilch, 1658
McPherson, 448

Elk See Crop depredation – Wildlife, compensation plan
Emergency 911 System Act (No. 43), 8

First reading

Teichrob, 419

Second reading

Belanger, 481–82
Bjornerud, 961–63, 985
Gantefoer, 985–87
Teichrob, 479–80

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 2433–34
Bjornerud, 1048–49, 1051, 1646–47, 1649–50, 2432–34
Draude, 1647–49
Gantefoer, 1049–50, 1055–59, 2428–32, 2434
Heppner, 1051–55
Julé, 1054
Teichrob, 1048–59, 1646–50, 2428–34

Third reading

Teichrob, 2434

Royal Assent, 3180

Emergency preparedness

Projects, ministerial statement (Teichrob)

Haverstock, 1431
Heppner, 1430–31
Osika, 1430
Teichrob, 1430

Emergency services See Health care; Hospitals; Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Strike action; St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon
Employment, 5–6, 8, 574–75, 580See also Disabled and handicapped persons – Skills training program; Health care – Professionals; Highways and roads – Northern Saskatchewan, improvement projects; Skills training; Teachers; Women; Youth

Aboriginal participation, increasing, 1580–81
Loss See also Economic development; Economic development – Funding, results; Plains Health Centre, Regina – Closure; Rural communities – Cut-backs; Small business – Queen City Cleaners, Regina, closure
Loss, Ford Credit Canada, Regina

Boyd, 448–49
Lingenfelter, 448–49

Non-clerical, male-to-female ratio, 865
Part-time See Labour Standards Act – Changes

Employment development, 5–7, 803–4, 1230–31, 2867–68See also Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd.; Business; High technology – Synchrotron light source research facility, Saskatoon; Indian and Métis Affairs Secretariat; Infrastructure; Meat processing industry – Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion; Saskferco Products Inc., Belle Plaine; Small business; Social assistance recipients – Income supplements

Aldridge, 544–45
Boyd, 17, 39–40, 72, 169–70, 543, 768–69
Draude, 592
Lingenfelter, 39–40, 72–73, 169–70, 544–45, 768–69
MacKinnon, 592
Osika, 19
Romanow, 17–19
Budget advertising, graph, 1227
Investment tax credit, impact, 1565
Northern Saskatchewan, 1416
Tax reduction, impact, 576

Draude, 477
Lingenfelter, 477

Employment equity See Public service
Energy and Mines Department, 1137–38, 1528See also Economy; Indians/First Nations – Treaty land entitlements, negotiations; Northern Saskatchewan – Vision; Saskatchewan Power Corporation – New markets and opportunities; SaskEnergy Incorporated – New markets and opportunities

Employees, full-time equivalents, 1140
Employees, location, aboriginal vs. non-aboriginal and positions, northern Saskatchewan, 1528
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2379
Estimates (1996-1997), 1137–43, 1526–32, 1871–77, 1879–86, 2365–79

Aldridge, 1875–77
Belanger, 1527–32, 1872–75
D'Autremont, 2365–74, 2376–79
Gantefoer, 1137–38, 1140–43
Lautermilch, 1137–43, 1527–32, 1871–77, 1879–86, 2365–79
McPherson, 1532, 1879–86
Toth, 2374–76

Legal actions, out-of-court settlements, 1885, 2369–70
Mineral compensation, 1532
NewGrade Energy Inc., royalty rebate, 1875–77
Responsibilities, northern vs. southern, staff allocation, 1528

Energy conservations See Saskatchewan Energy Conservation and Development Authority
Energy resources

Renewable, options

Anguish, 679
Draude, 678–79

Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards Act, 1996 (No. 105)

First reading

Shillington, 1714

Committee referral, 1714
Report, 1965
Third reading

Nilson, 1965

Royal Assent, 3180

Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 12), 7

First reading

Nilson, 223

Second reading

Anguish, 989
Julé, 436
McPherson, 389
Nilson, 388–89
Osika, 434–36, 989–91

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Draude, 1021
Julé, 1020–23, 1025–26
McPherson, 1026–27
Nilson, 1019–27
Osika, 1019–20
Toth, 1023–25

Third reading

Nilson, 1027

Royal Assent, 1264

Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act (No. 61)

First reading

Renaud, 547

Second reading

Gantefoer, 1127–28
Renaud, 1126–27

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Osika, 1165–69
Shillington, 1165–69

Third reading

Atkinson, 1173

Royal Assent, 1264

Environment and Resource Management Department, 2885See also Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Projects

Employees, positions, termination, 909
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2893
Estimates (1996-1997), 909–14, 2876–82, 2883–93

Bjornerud, 909–13
Draude, 2877
Heppner, 2876–77, 2878, 2887–90
Julé, 910–11
Koenker, 2885
Scott, 909–14, 2876–82, 2884–93
Toth, 2878–82, 2883–87, 2891–93

Legal actions, involvement, 2893
Offices, closure

Scott, 2769
Toth, 2769

Resource centres, 2891–92

Environment Management and Protection Act See Mines – Abandoned, bonds, posting
Environment protection See also Hog industry – Expansion; Mining industry – Development, environmental review panel; Water – Sewage, drainage system, Lebret, expansion

Northern Saskatchewan, funding

Belanger, 312
Scott, 312

Regulations, federal-provincial, streamlining, 2890

Environmental Assessment Act

Review, amendments, 2878

Equal pay for work of equal value See Women – Pay equity
Equalization payments, 1229–31

Budget advertising, charts, 1228

Ereiser, Evelyn See Rehabilitation – Disabled and handicapped
Esso See Oil industry
Estevan, Sask. See St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan; Water – Sewage lagoons, discharge, Estevan
Estimates

1995-1996, supplementary, transmitted, moved (MacKinnon) to refer to Committee of Finance, 574
1996-1997, main, transmitted, moved (MacKinnon) to refer to Committee of Finance, 574See also Estimates under individual department e.g. Health Department – Estimates

Estimates Committee

First report, 2026
First report, moved (Hamilton) for concurrence, 2026
Legislative Assembly, estimates, referral, moved (Shillington), 1831
Provincial Auditor, estimates, referral, moved (Shillington), 1831

Ethanol

Production, Chatham ethanol plant, impact, 2372–73

Evans, Chris See Justice Department – Independent prosecutor (Chris Evans), report
Executive Council

Budget preparations, B-130 form, 2815
Estimates (1996-1997), 2787–2828, 3039–40

Boyd, 2814–28
Gantefoer, 2808–10
Julé, 2811–12, 2814
Osika, 2787–88, 2790–2808
Romanow, 2787–2825, 2827–28
Shillington, 2818–19
Toth, 2828

Size, 2801–2

Boyd, 106–7
Osika, 18–19
Romanow, 19, 107

Staff, 2803, 2815
Travel, 1237, 2814–15

Exemptions Act See Bankruptcies
Exhibition associations See Casinos – North Battleford exhibition association
Exports, 6, 575See also Agriculture; Employment

Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc., 575, 2845, 2849

Goals

Draude, 2207
Lingenfelter, 2207

Extendicare See Political parties – Contributions
Eye care See Optometry and Ophthalmic Dispensers Professions Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 24); Senior citizens