Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Labour Department, 861–62See also Labour management relations – Employers' interests

Accommodation and central services, expenditure, 1360
Administration expenses, increase, 863
Administration services, Indian and Métis Affairs Secretariat and Women's Secretariat, 1360
Economic Development Department, combining, 2843

Anguish, 2694
Draude, 2694

Employees, positions, reduction, 866, 1359
Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 3039
Estimates (1996-1997), 860–66, 1359–64, 2461–68, 3039

Anguish, 860–66, 1359–64, 2461–66, 2468
Bjornerud, 863–66
Draude, 864–65
Gantefoer, 860–63, 865–66, 1359–64, 2461–62
Goohsen, 2462–68
McPherson, 863

Family-friendly work, task force, 7

chairperson (S. Bailey), 2461–62

Minister, Canadian Union of Public Employees, speech See Women – Pay equity
Minister, resignation, July 1, 1996 See also above Economic Development Department, combining

Anguish, 2493–94, 2572
Goohsen, 2572
Wiens, 2572

Organizational changes since 1991 and review, 866, 1359
Overlap, other areas of government, 862–63
Provincial mediators, 1359–60
Senior management, 865–66

Labour force, 578See Economic development; Employment development; Training programs

Right to work

Anguish, 1009
Goohsen, 920, 1009
Romanow, 920

Right to work, moved (Goohsen)

D'Autremont, 937–38
Goohsen, 935–37
Lorjé, 938–40
Trew, 940–41

Workers, killed and injured, day of mourning, moment of silence, observance

Anguish, 1207

Labour management relations See Health care

Disputes, mediation See Labour Department – Provincial mediators
Employers' interests, Labour Department, role, 862

Labour Relations Board See also Trade unions – Certification process, Peak Manufacturing, North Battleford

Acme Video case, decision

Heppner, 1539
Shillington, 1539

Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 95)

First reading

MacKinnon, 1713

Second reading

Gantefoer, 1976–77
MacKinnon, 1976

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Draude, 2306–8
Shillington, 2306–8

Third reading

Shillington, 2318

Royal Assent, 3180

Labour Standards Act

Changes, 2822–23

Goohsen, 1656
Wiens, 1656

Changes, Women's Secretariat, consultation, 1249

Land See also Métis; Oil industry

Conservation easements, removal

Draude, 1092
Lautermilch, 1092

Taxation, drainage systems, construction and maintenance, treaty land entitlements, effect

Crofford, 1092
Draude, 1092
Lautermilch, 1092

Land bank See Farm land
Land Titles Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 58)

First reading

Nilson, 547

Second reading

Aldridge, 825, 991
Bjornerud, 1385–87
Draude, 1387–89
Gantefoer, 991
McLane, 1664–65
Nilson, 824–25, 1666
Osika, 1348–50
Trew, 1389
Van Mulligen, 1666

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Julé, 1801–2
Nilson, 1798–1803
Osika, 1798–1803

Third reading

Nilson, 1803

Royal Assent, 1913

Langenburg, Sask. See Water – Drainage project
Latimer, Robert See Justice, administration
Lawyers See Legal Profession Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 25)
Leader, Sask. See Rural communities – Rural service centres
Lebret, Sask. See Water – Sewage, drainage system
Lee, Leslie W. (former MLA) See Legislative Assembly members – Former
Leeson, Howard See Natural resources – Revenue loss, Briarpatch article
Legal Aid

Children, representation, 1084
Funding, 1082, 1809
Lawyers, ratio to clients, 1084
Problems, 1809–10, 1812–13
Representation, private lawyers, 1080–82

Legal Profession Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 25)

First reading

Nilson, 287

Second reading

Nilson, 339–40
Osika, 340

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 441
Draude, 441, 454–55
McPherson, 437–38
Nilson, 437–41, 454
Osika, 438, 440
Toth, 438–40

Third reading

Shillington, 466–67

Royal Assent, 781

Legislation

Estimates (1996-1997), 2281–88

Draude, 2282–87
Nilson, 2281–87
Osika, 2281, 2283–84, 2286

Legislative Assembly

Estimates, referral to committee, moved (Shillington), 1831
Government business, June 11, 1996, moved (Shillington), 2388
Opening ceremonies

Speaker, 10

Recess, to honour, Armed Forces Reserves, moved (Shillington)

Shillington, 880
Speaker, 880

Routine proceedings, moved (Shillington), 2301
Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Romanow), 9

Legislative Assembly, adjournment

March 25, 1996, recess to honour distinguished volunteer medal recipients, moved (Shillington), 479
June 25, 1996

Osika, 3181–82
Shillington, 3181
Speaker, 3183–84
Toth, 3182–83

June 25, 1996, moved (Shillington), 3183

Legislative Assembly, announcements

Pages, introduction

Speaker, 9

Sergeant-at-Arms, Patrick Shaw, introduction

Speaker, 9

Legislative Assembly, hours of sitting

April 4, 1996, moved (Shillington), 761
April 4-10, 1996, moved (Shillington)

McPherson, 781
Shillington, 780
Toth, 780–81

May 29, 1996, evening sitting, moved (Shillington), 1993
Extended, moved (Shillington)

Belanger, 2116–45, 2208–24
Draude, 2225–34, 2245–49
Gantefoer, 2252–69, 2279
Heppner, 2109–16
Julé, 2249–52
Kowalsky, 2224–25
McPherson, 2065–82, 2093–2109
Shillington, 2063
Toth, 2063–65

Extended, May 23, 1996, moved (Shillington), 1773–74

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 2) (No. 11) (Appointments review committee)

First reading

Heppner, 223

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 3) (No. 67)

First reading

Heppner, 819

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 4) (No. 62)

First reading

Boyd, 593

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 68)

First reading

D'Autremont, 850

Legislative Assembly members

Communication allowance, misuse See also Government – Funds, repayment, Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan
Communication allowance, misuse, Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation, minister responsible

D'Autremont, 949–50, 981, 1008
Serby, 949–50, 981, 1008

Compensation

Boyd, 253–54, 284–85, 332–33, 350, 571–72, 1090–91, 2416–17
Crofford, 285, 332–33, 350–51, 1090–91, 2572–73
D'Autremont, 350, 2572
Goohsen, 351
Heppner, 350
Lautermilch, 2416–17
Romanow, 253–54, 571–72
Toth, 351

Compensation, moved (Boyd)

Boyd, 256

Conflict of interest, adult children, legislation

Nilson, 1181–82
Toth, 1181–82

Former, 100th birthday celebration, Leslie W. Lee

Boyd, 1772
Osika, 1772
Romanow, 1771–72

Former, expense accounts, investigation and court cases, costs, 1819–20
Leave of absence, Redberry Lake, May 8-24, 1996, Commonwealth parliamentary visit, Westminster, moved (Shillington), 1296
Leave of absence, Saskatoon Northwest, May 10-17, 1996, 8th Commonwealth parliamentary seminar, Hong Kong, moved (Shillington), 1296
Pensions, annuities, purchase and spousal benefits, 1900–1901
Resignation for member North Battleford and Minister of Labour [Anguish]

Anguish, 2493–94

Legislative Library

Annual report, committee referral (Communication), moved (Shillington), 21–22

Leicester Communications Limited See Finance Department – Investment management; Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Revenue; Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Vice-president, salary
Lenora Exploration Ltd. See Mining industry – Greater Lenora Resources Corporation
LeRose Lodge, Leroy See Hospitals
LeRoy, Sask. See Special care homes
Lestock, Sask. See Hospitals – Fort Qu'Appelle Indian Hospital, funding
Libraries See Public Libraries Act, 1996 (No. 28)
Libraries Co-Operation Act (No. 29)

First reading

Teichrob, 336

Second reading

Bjornerud, 390–91
Teichrob, 390

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Bjornerud, 508
Draude, 508
McLane, 508–9
Teichrob, 508–9

Third reading

Teichrob, 510

Royal Assent, 781

Lieutenant Governor

Prorogation speech, 3185
Speech from the Throne, 5–9

Limitation of Actions Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 83)

First reading

Nilson, 1373

Second reading

Draude, 1661
Nilson, 1660–61

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Nilson, 1795–96
Osika, 1795–96

Third reading

Nilson, 1803

Royal Assent, 1913

Linklater, Bert See Moose Jaw-Thunder Creek District Health Board – Employees, severance payments
Liquor See also Children – Fetal alcohol syndrome

Abuse See also Addiction services
Abuse, Alcoholics Intervention Association, funding, 3025
Off-sale permits, Canora Hotel

Crofford, 2939–40
Krawetz, 2939–40

Lissel, Vicki See Health care – Hepatitis C victims, compensation
Livestock industry

Brand inspection, packing plants, Alberta, 2539
Cash advance program outstanding loans, arrangements, 2535
Feeder-breeder associations loan guarantee program, 2535–41
Feeder cattle, Heartland Livestock Service, advantages, 2540

Lloydminster, Sask. See Bi-Provincial Upgrader, Lloydminster
Local government See Municipalities
Local Government Election Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 32)

First reading

Teichrob, 353

Second reading

Bjornerud, 963
Julé, 483
Teichrob, 482–83

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Bjornerud, 992–93
Heppner, 992–93
Teichrob, 992–93

Third reading

Anguish, 1000

Royal Assent, 1264

Local Government Finance Commission

Report See Property – Assessment and taxation, updating and reforming

Lommer, Janet See Health care – Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome, treatment, United States
Long-term care See Special care
Lonoway, Katie See Special care homes – Yorkton, bed shortage
Lotteries

Video terminals, revenue See Communities – Community development program; Municipalities

Luther College, Regina, Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 04)

Petition, 585, 612
Second reading

Hamilton, 935

Committee referral, 935
Report, 1340
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1431
Third reading

Hamilton, 1432

Royal Assent, 1913