Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Family, 7See also Children – Saskatchewan child benefit; Income – Working income supplement; Labour Department; Social programs/social services

Single parent, women, income, 837–38
Tax reduction, 576
Violence See also Women – Abuse, program; Women – Battered, assistance
Violence, social services, assistance, 2784

Family planning

Advisory Committee on Family Planning, funding, 3033–35, 3037
Facts of Life Line, funding

Calvert, 1346–47
Toth, 1346–47

Farm Credit Corporation See Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan – Livestock industry, loans transfer
Farm fuel

Tax rebate, 2964
Tax rebate, eligibility, married women, 1247, 1780–81, 2003–4, 2964

Draude, 169, 2030
MacKinnon, 169, 2029–30
McLane, 2029–30, 3074
Upshall, 3074

Farm income, 6See also Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP)
Farm land

Crown land, oil leases and locations, 2956–60, 2963
Land bank land, sale, 2951–55
Reassessment, production based vs. market value, beef industry, impact, 2449–50

Farm products, 575

Gross domestic product, percentage, 2925–26
Organic, marketing, 2542–43

Farm protection programs See Justice Department – Boards and commissions
Farm safety net, 6See also Crop insurance
Farm security, 575

Workable, fair and affordable approach, designing, moved (Murrell), amendment (McLane)

Aldridge, 372–74
Bjornerud, 360–61
Bradley, 374–75
D'Autremont, 363–67
Draude, 362–63
Jess, 355–58
Johnson, 367–68
Julé, 368–69
Langford, 361–63
McLane, 358–60
Murrell, 354–55
Shillington, 375
Toth, 371–72
Wall, 369–71

Farmers See also Crop depredation – Wildlife; Electricity – Rural underground distribution program

Working income supplement

Calvert, 1206
Julé, 1206

Farmers Mutual See Energy and Mines Department – Legal actions, out-of-court settlements
Federal-provincial relations See Intergovernmental Affairs Department
Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations See also Taxation – First nations, dispute

Grant

Crofford, 40–41
Toth, 40

Fetal aclohol syndrome See Children
Film and Video Classification Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 51)

First reading

Nilson, 451

Second reading

Draude, 823
Julé, 988
Koenker, 988
Nilson, 822–23
Van Mulligen, 988

Committee of the Whole Assembly

D'Autremont, 1332
Heppner, 1172–73
Julé, 1169–72, 1331–32
Nilson, 1169–73, 1331

Third reading

Nilson, 1333

Royal Assent, 1913

Film and video programs

Queer City Cinema, Dunlop Gallery, Saskatchewan Arts Board, funding

Heppner, 676–77
Teichrob, 676–77

Finance Committee

Appointment, moved (Shillington), 214
Budget (March 28, 1996), moved (MacKinnon) to resolve into Committee of Finance, 580
Budget (March 28, 1996), moved (MacKinnon) to resume date March 29, 1996, 583
Estimates, 1995-1996, supplementary, transmitted, moved (MacKinnon) for referral, 574
Estimates, 1996-1997, main, transmitted, moved (MacKinnon) for referral, 574

Finance Department, 1229, 1231See also Crown corporations – Review

Annual report, filing, 1228
Computer-based technology, year 2000 challenges, cost, 1999–2000
Consultants, 1233
Debt management See below Investment management
Doubtful accounts, allowance, 2005
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2461
Estimates (1996-1997), 1226–34, 1561–75, 1899–1902, 1995–2024, 2460–61

Aldridge, 1226–33, 1561–67, 1900–1902, 1995–99, 2003–6, 2020–23
Belanger, 2000–2002, 2018–20
Boyd, 2006–18
D'Autremont, 2461
Gantefoer, 1996–97, 1999–2000, 2002–3
Julé, 1563–64
MacKinnon, 1226–34, 1561–75, 1899–1902, 2005–23, 2460–61
McLane, 2005
McPherson, 1233–34, 2023–24
Osika, 2004
Shillington, 1995–2005, 2023
Toth, 1567–75, 1899–1900, 2460–61

Guarantees, implementation, 2005
Investment management, 1231–32
Lawyers, 1233
Minister, New York trip, cost, 1226, 1561, 2021
Public officials, bonding, 2005
Role, tax and royalties, collection, 2000
Travel, policy, 1226–27

Fire protection, 910–12See Emergency 911 System Act (No. 43)

Fire-fighters, workers' compensation, payments, 911
Social assistance and unemployment insurance recipients, employment, 910–11

Firearms

Application forms and travel permits, administration, police forces, 3018–19

Firearms Act (C-68)

Enforcement, provincial control, moved (D'Autremont)

Bradley, 1608
D'Autremont, 1599–1601
Heppner, 1601–2
Johnson, 1605–6
Lorjé, 1603–4
Osika, 1604–5
Scott, 1606–8
Questions and comments

Belanger, 1608
D'Autremont, 1609
Goulet, 1609
Johnson, 1609
Lorjé, 1608–9
Osika, 1608–9
Stanger, 1609
Thomson, 1608

Opposition, 2892–93, 3016–21

D'Autremont, 170–71
Nilson, 170–71

Opposition, petitions, 100, 164, 188, 216, 1029, 1116, 1145

D'Autremont, 1001, 1086, 1115, 3144
Goohsen, 1002
Heppner, 67, 1002
Osika, 131, 163, 187

Regulations, 3017

D'Autremont, 1008–9, 1346
Nilson, 1008–9, 1346

First ministers' conferences

Secretarial and translation services, funding, federal See Intergovernmental Affairs Department – Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat

First nations See Indians/First Nations
Fish Creek Rural Municipality See Water supply – Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline
Fishing Lake See Water – Level, Fishing Lake
Fitzpatrick, Pearl See St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon – Emergency services
Flags See Saskatchewan flag
Flavel, Dale See Deputy Speaker – Election
Flexi-Coil Ltd. See Manufacturing industry
Flin Flon, Man. See Mining industry – Accident
Floods See also Highway and roads – Construction and maintenance; Rafferty-Alameda dams

Draude, 879–80
Goohsen, 788
Lautermilch, 1007
Lingenfelter, 788
Osika, 1007
Teichrob, 879–80, 1007–8

Fond-du-Lac, Sask. See Northern municipalities – Round table meeting, La Ronge, far northern communities; Northern Saskatchewan – Living conditions
Food banks

Elimination, election promise

Calvert, 449
Toth, 449

Food processing

Rabbit processing plant, CanRa Processors Inc., closure

Draude, 331–32
Lingenfelter, 331–32

Food transportation

Subsidy See Northern Saskatchewan – Living conditions

Ford Credit Canada, Regina See Employment – Loss
Forest fires See Fire protection
Forest industry, 6, 574See also Forest Resources Management Act (No. 20)

Clearcutting practices, threat, Dore Lake population

Belanger, 19
Scott, 19–20

Forest ecosystems, management, funding

Belanger, 311
Scott, 311

Hudson Bay oriented strandboard plant, 909–10
Reforestation, 576, 909
Stumpage fees, 909–10

Forest Resources Management Act (No. 20) See also Environment protection – Northern Saskatchewan, funding; Forest industry – Forest ecosystems, management, funding; Indians/First Nations – Gathering rights, traditional; Provincial parks – Northern Saskatchewan, funding; Tourism – Northern Saskatchewan, funding

First reading

Scott, 286

Second reading

Belanger, 2051–54
Gantefoer, 1859–60
Scott, 1857–59

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 2586–92, 2642–43
D'Autremont, 2592–93, 2636–39, 2645
Krawetz, 2644
Scott, 2588–93, 2635–45

Third reading

Scott, 2645

Royal Assent, 3180

Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. See Health care, reform; Hospitals
Foster, Roxanne See Schools – Bus transportation, communication devices, installation
Foster parents

Social assistance recipients, eligibility, 2738

Freedom of Information and Privacy Commissioner, 2281
Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act See also Social Services Department Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 13) (client personal information)

Government records, access, adequate, 2281

Freehold Oil and Gas See Energy and Mines Department – Legal actions, out-of-court settlements
French language See Intergovernmental Affairs Department; Saskatchewan flag – Commemorative pin, descriptive card; Schools; Translation services
Frenchman River See Floods
Frontier, Sask. See Rural communities – Rural service centres
FSIN See Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations
Fuel See also Gasoline

Aviation, tax, reduction, 575

Fund-raising projects See New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan
Furniture See Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – President
Future Skills training program See Technical training