Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Illchuk, Trina See Personal care homes – Licensing
Immigrant investor program See Food processing – Rabbit processing plant, CanRa Processors Inc., closure
Impaired driving, 7See also Highway and Vehicle Statutes Amendment Act (No. 17)

Delay in proclamation of [Highway and Vehicle Statutes Amendment] Act and bill consultation process

Draude, 2277–78
Serby, 2278

Income, 574See also Saskatchewan Income Plan Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 14)

Low, income tax, elimination, 576
Low, sales tax credit, 1563–64
Low, supplement See below Working income supplement; Children – Saskatchewan child benefit
Working income supplement, 7, 836–37, 2655, 2835–36See also Family – Single parent, women, income; Farmers

Income tax See also Income – Low

Deficit surtax, reduction, 576See also Employment development – Tax reduction, impact; Small business
Deficit surtax, revenue, 2014
Review, suggested, 1561–62

Independent Committee on MLA Compensation

Report See Legislative Assembly members – Compensation

Indian and Métis Affairs Secretariat, 1249, 1581See also Labour Department – Administration services; Rural municipalities – Tax loss, compensation, treaty land entitlements

Aboriginal organizations and issues, funding, reduction, 1578–79
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2606
Estimates (1996-1997), 1249–54, 1575–89, 2601–6

Belanger, 1249–54, 1575–77, 1579–82, 1587–89, 2603–6
Crofford, 1249–54, 1575–89, 2601–6
D'Autremont, 2601–3
Draude, 1578, 1585–87
Julé, 1579–80
Osika, 1578–98
Toth, 1582–85

Funding, categories and areas, 1249–51
Indian and Métis, difference, 1249
Policy coordination, salaries, 1251

Indians/First Nations See also Casinos – Development; Correctional centres; Crown corporations – Tendering policy; Crown land – Co-management agreements; Employment – Aboriginal participation, increasing; Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations; Hospitals – Rose Valley hospital, future plans and federal funding; Justice, administration – Aboriginal courtworkers' program; Sales taxes; Social assistance – Status Indians; Taxation; Women – Aboriginal and minority groups, workplace, programs; Young offenders – North Battleford youth centre; Youth

Aboriginal employment development program, 1252–53
Band housing, land entitlements, settlement, 1583–84
Economic opportunities, new, fostering and promotion, 6
Education See Education Department – Aboriginal population, concerns and issues
Education, on reserve, funding, 892
Funding, inadequate, 1249
Gathering rights, traditional

Belanger, 311, 1295
Goulet, 1295
Scott, 311

Health services, payment, 1579
Management authorities, Indian and Métis, 1252
Organizations, funding, 1251
Pheasant Rhump Band See also above Band housing, land entitlements, settlement; Social assistance – Fraud
Pheasant Rhump Band, funding, administration, 1584
Police services, funding, federal-provincial share, 1806
Post-secondary education, funding, 2481
Programs, funding, Métis and Indian nations, separate record, 1578
Programs, social and economic, lack, 1249
Reserve residents, hospital services, payment, 1579–80
Self-government, 2603
Self-sufficiency, greater, fostering and promotion, 6
Sentencing circles, 1804, 2777, 3023–24
Skills training, 2481–82, 2595
Status, on and off reservation, education, funding, 1587
Technical institutes, funding, 2473–74
Treaty land entitlements, 1585–87, 2601See also above Band housing, land entitlements, settlement; Crown land; Land – Taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance; Rural municipalities – Tax loss, compensation
Treaty land entitlements, negotiations, Energy and Mines Department, involvement, 1532
Treaty land entitlements, Porcupine Forest Reserve, potential purchase

Draude, 2204, 2279
Scott, 2204, 2279

Treaty status, loss, 2604–5
Women, issues, Women's Secretariat, role, 1247

Industrial Incentive Program Repeal Act (No. 7)

First reading

Lingenfelter, 196

Second reading

Lingenfelter, 306

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Goohsen, 318–20
Lingenfelter, 315–18, 320–21
McPherson, 316–18
Osika, 315–16

Third reading

Lingenfelter, 321

Royal Assent, 781

Industrial programs See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
Information Systems Management Corporation See Government – Information systems
Infrastructure, 8, 575–76See also Municipalities; Rural municipalities – Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program; Water supply – Wakaw-Humboldt pipeline
Innovation Place, Saskatoon See Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 8)
Institute Act See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology Act (No. 3)
Insurance See Motor vehicles, insurance; Municipal Hail Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 31)
Intercontinental Packers Ltd., Moose Jaw See Meat processing industry
Interest rates See Students – Loan program, financing
Intergovernmental Affairs Department, 1234, 1239–40See also Premier – Trip, Quebec; Saskatchewan flag – Commemorative pin, descriptive card, French translation

Accommodation and central service section, role and purpose, 1236
Administration, decrease, 1235
Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat, 1235, 1699
Constitutional relations, 1240
Employees, 1235, 1700–1701
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 1703
Estimates (1996-1997), 1234–41, 1699–1703

Draude, 1699–1703
Krawetz, 1702–3
McLane, 1237–39, 1700
Osika, 1234–37, 1239–40
Shillington, 1234–41, 1699–1703

Federal-provincial relations branch, employees, 1240
French Language Coordination Office, funding, federal contribution, 1235, 1699
Funding, 1240
Information technology and telecommunications section, 1701–2
International relations, 1236–37, 1702
Name change from Provincial Secretary, 1700–1701
Protocol office, 1236–37See also Saskatchewan – 90th anniversary celebrations
Protocol Office, Chinese delegation (Qiao Shi), 1237–39, 1700
Public service, education, role, 1700
Responsibilities, comparison to Provincial Secretary, 1235–36
Saskatchewan Communications Network, connection, 1702
Travel, 1699

Interim supply See Motions for supply (interim)
International Child Abduction Act, 1996 (No. 98)

First reading

Shillington, 1713

Committee referral, 1713
Report, 1964
Third reading

Nilson, 1964

Royal Assent, 3179

International Women's Day See Women
Internet See Telecommunications
Interpretation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 21)

First reading

Nilson, 286

Second reading

Belanger, 1861
Cline, 1860–61

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Draude, 2301
Nilson, 2301

Third reading

Nilson, 2317

Royal Assent, 3180

Interprovincial trade See Meat processing industry – Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion
Intestate Succession Act, 1996 (No. 102)

First reading

Shillington, 1714

Committee referral, 1714
Report, 1964
Third reading

Nilson, 1964

Royal Assent, 3179

Investment See also Community Bonds Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 6); University of Regina Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 4)

Cuba, security

Draude, 195–96
Lingenfelter, 195–96

Immigrant investor program See Food processing – Rabbit processing plant, CanRa Processors Inc., closure
Saskatchewan savings bonds, 1995–96

Investment tax credit See Manufacturing industry
Irrigation

Funding, reduction, 2387–88

Irrigation Act, 1996 (No. 39)

First reading

Anguish, 387

Second reading

Anguish, 423
Draude, 426
Goohsen, 423–26
McLane, 987, 1301–3

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Lautermilch, 2288–92
McLane, 2288–92

Third reading

Lautermilch, 2298

Royal Assent, 3180

Irrigation Districts Act See Irrigation Act, 1996 (No. 39)
ISM (Information Systems Management) Corporation See Government – Information systems