Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 1

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Safe houses See Prostitution – Child prostitutes – Government action, proposal, Egadz street outreach program
Safety See Hunting; Occupational health and safety
SAHO See Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations
SAIL See Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
Salaries See Wages and salaries
Sales taxes See also Cigarettes – Smuggling, detection, measures

Compliance, all-terrain vehicle dealerships, 1996
Compliance, out of province purchases, 1901
Harmonization, rate

Boyd, 570
MacKinnon, 1154
Osika, 1154
Romanow, 570–71

Increase, revenue, 2014
Indians, off reserve revenue, 2015–18, 2020, 2817–18
Small business, 1996–99

SAMA See Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
SARCAN Recycling

Plastics, recycling, 2833–34

Saskatchewan, 576

90th anniversary celebrations, Protocol Office, role, 1701

Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living

Home oxygen program

Boyd, 919–20
Cline, 543–44, 919–20
Goohsen, 543–44

Saskatchewan Archives Board See also Archives Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 23)

Funding, 967

Saskatchewan Arts Board See also Film and video programs – Queer City Cinema, Dunlop Gallery

Funding

Heppner, 1371
Teichrob, 1371

Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency, 966, 2454–55See also Property – Assessment and taxation, updating and reforming
Saskatchewan Assistance Plan See Social assistance
Saskatchewan Association of Health Organizations, 3110–11See also Health care – Saskatchewan Health Information Network

Membership, voting rights and board membership, 3027

Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 03)

Petition, 585, 611
First reading

Whitmore, 1093

Second reading

Whitmore, 1093

Committee referral, 1093
Report, 1340
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1431
Third reading

Whitmore, 1432

Royal Assent, 1913

Saskatchewan Communications Network See Intergovernmental Affairs Department
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation, 578

Estimates (1996-1997), 3039
Offices, closure See also Government building space – Leases
Offices, closure, employees, job loss

Gantefoer, 1120
Renaud, 1120

Saskatchewan Energy Conservation and Development Authority, 1140–43, 2369See also Energy resources; Saskatchewan Research Council
Saskatchewan flag

Commemorative pin, descriptive card, French translation, 1702–3

Krawetz, 451
Mitchell, 451

Saskatchewan Government Employees Union See Public Service Commission
Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund Ltd. See Food processing – Rabbit processing plant, CanRa Processors Inc., closure
Saskatchewan Government Insurance

Small vehicle safety and registration, consolidating, 578

Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation, 967
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation

Estimates (1996-1997), 3040

Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Amendment Act, 1995 See Firearms Act (C-68) – Opposition, petitions
Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission See also Farm fuel – Tax rebate, eligibility, married women

Funding

Julé, 2326
Nilson, 2326

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

First reading

Calvert, 223–24

Second reading, 426

Calvert, 322–23
D'Autremont, 403
Gantefoer, 323, 343
Julé, 394–95
Koenker, 400–403
McPherson, 343
Pringle, 395–400
Toth, 395

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 827–29
Calvert, 826–29
Draude, 827
Julé, 826–27
Krawetz, 827

Third reading

Calvert, 833

Royal Assent, 1264

Saskatchewan infrastructure program, 965
Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology

Industrial programs, status

McLane, 541–42
Mitchell, 541–42

Lay-offs

Heppner, 73, 106
Mitchell, 73, 106

Restructuring and job loss, 2472–73
Seats, purchase, 2598

Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology Act (No. 3), 7

First reading

Mitchell, 196

Second reading

Gantefoer, 304
Krawetz, 341–42
Mitchell, 304

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Krawetz, 1131–33, 1693–97
Mitchell, 1131–33, 1693–97

Third reading

Shillington, 1699

Royal Assent, 1913

Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 77)

First reading

Cline, 1038

Second reading, 2669

Cline, 1465
Draude, 1465–67
Gantefoer, 2494–97
Krawetz, 2337–40
Toth, 2496–97

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Cline, 2754–60, 2770–71
D'Autremont, 2771–74
McLane, 2754–57, 2770–71
Toth, 2757–60, 2771–74

Third reading

Cline, 2776

Royal Assent, 3180
Regulations

Calvert, 1514
McLane, 1514

Saskatchewan Municipal Board See also Municipal Board Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 46); Property – Assessment, appeals

Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996), 2459
Estimates (1996-1997), 2435–40, 2459

Belanger, 2435–40
Teichrob, 2435–39

Loans, applications, northern Saskatchewan, 2435

Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation See also Investment – Cuba, security; Research and development – Park, Regina, development

Estimates (1996-1997), 3039

Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 8)

First reading

Lingenfelter, 197

Second reading

Boyd, 430–31
Draude, 407–9, 426–28
Gantefoer, 428–30
Julé, 795–96
Lingenfelter, 337–38
Lorjé, 431–34
McPherson, 338, 405–7
Toth, 434

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Draude, 1553–58
Lingenfelter, 1552–58

Third reading

Lingenfelter, 1559

Royal Assent, 1913

Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association See Trans Canada Trail – Coordinating committee
Saskatchewan Pension Annuity Fund Act (No. 63)

First reading

MacKinnon, 620

Second reading

Bjornerud, 1130
Krawetz, 1017
MacKinnon, 1016–17

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Draude, 1991–92
MacKinnon, 1991–92

Third reading

MacKinnon, 1993

Royal Assent, 3180

Saskatchewan Pension Plan, 1787–88
Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 96)

First reading

MacKinnon, 1713

Second reading

Krawetz, 1977–78
MacKinnon, 1977

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 2633–34
Shillington, 2633–34

Third reading

Shillington, 2645

Royal Assent, 3180

Saskatchewan Power Corporation See also Electricity; Highways and roads – Bridges, Cumberland House, funding; Power Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 38); SaskPower Commercial

Accountability See also Power Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 2) (No. 87)

Krawetz, 1657
Lautermilch, 1657

Agents, non-commissioned, termination

Anguish, 418
D'Autremont, 417–18

Computer purchase

Aldridge, 880
Shillington, 880

Crow benefit payment, land tenants

D'Autremont, 1152
Lautermilch, 1152

Customer relations personnel

Aldridge, 1911–12
Lautermilch, 1912

Estimates (1996-1997), 3040
New markets and opportunities, Energy and Mines Department, policies, 2378–79
President, pay and benefits

Aldridge, 446–47
Anguish, 446–47

President and vice-president, executive vehicles, lease

Boyd, 1514–15
Lautermilch, 1515

Reconstruction charges, 2816
Right of entry See also Power Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 38)

Krawetz, 1657
Lautermilch, 1657

Vice-president See also above President and vice-president
Vice-president, pay and benefits

Anguish, 448
McPherson, 447–48

Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation, 2351–52See also Central Vehicle Agency; Saskatchewan flag – Commemorative pin, descriptive card

Capital construction, projects, 1333–34
Charitable donations, sponsorships, 2363
Club memberships, seasons tickets, entertainment expenses, 2362
Communication services and staff, 2363
Credit cards, 2362
Educational leave and professional development, 2362
Employees, 2354, 2362–63
Equipment, use, 2362–63
Estimates (1996-1997), 1333–38, 2351–65

Belanger, 2351–58
Bjornerud, 1333–35, 1337–38
D'Autremont, 2358–64
Gantefoer, 1336–37
Julé, 1335
Osika, 2351, 2364
Serby, 1333–38, 2351–65

Fees and charges, 2364
Funding, 2354
Gift bank, transfer from Protocol Office, 2358
Leaves of absence, secondments, 2362
Legal actions, involvement, 2364
Minister See also Legislative Assembly members – Communication allowance, misuse
Minister, credit cards, 2363–64
Property, owned, leases and purchases, 1333–34
Staff and salaries, 1333

Saskatchewan Property Rights Act (No. 2) See also Firearms Act (C-68) – Opposition, petitions

First reading

D'Autremont, 172

Saskatchewan Regulatory Reform Act (No. 119)

First reading

Boyd, 2244

Saskatchewan Research Council, 1894, 1897–99See also Biotechnology – Research and development; Research and development – Park, Regina, development

Clients and opportunities, 1895–96
Donations, 1898–99
Estimates (1996-1997), 1894–99

Draude, 1894–99
Lautermilch, 1894–99

Facilities, government departments, use, cost-recovery, 1898
Funding, 1895
Global, marketing, promotion, employees' travel, 1896–97
Job trust, university students, job placement, 1899

Saskatchewan Right to Work Act (No. 75)

First reading

Goohsen, 1010

Saskatchewan Rural Municipalities Association See Property – Assessment and taxation, updating and reforming
Saskatchewan School Trustees Association See Property – Assessment and taxation, updating and reforming; Teachers – Collective bargaining agreement
Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Advertising, Globe and Mail

Bjornerud, 2030–31
Teichrob, 2030–31

Collective agreement, benefits and wages

Bjornerud, 1317–18
Goohsen, 1318–19
Romanow, 1317–19

Estimates (1996-1997), 3040
Political patronage appointments, problems

Bjornerud, 1183
Teichrob, 1183

President See also Government – Appointments, political
President, appointment

Bjornerud, 736–38
Teichrob, 737–38

President, appointment, ministerial statement (Teichrob)

Goohsen, 680–81
McPherson, 680
Teichrob, 679–80

President, former, contract

Bjornerud, 41, 738
Teichrob, 41, 738

Privatization, consideration

Bjornerud, 1318
Boyd, 877
Romanow, 1318
Teichrob, 877

Re-engineering process

Anguish, 617
Bjornerud, 617

Revenue, Leicester Communications Limited, sale

Goohsen, 846
Teichrob, 846

Strike, settlement, 2816–17
Strike action See also Labour force – Right to work

Anguish, 616–17
Goohsen, 616–17

Strike action, effect on construction, 863–64
Strike action, emergency services

Bjornerud, 786–87, 847
Teichrob, 786–87, 847

Strike action, managers, overtime pay, etc.

Bjornerud, 816, 847, 1205–6
Goohsen, 818
Teichrob, 816, 818, 847–48, 1205–6

Strike action, mediator, appointment

Anguish, 948, 978
Bjornerud, 948, 978

Strike action, resolution

Bjornerud, 875–76, 978
Teichrob, 876, 978–79

Strike action, tentative agreement

Boyd, 1261
Goohsen, 1293–94
Teichrob, 1261, 1293–94

Student summer employment See Students
Vice-president, salary

Aldridge, 921–22
Teichrob, 921–22

Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership See Exports
Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Commercial interests, 2864–66

Saskatchewan Union of Nurses

Collective bargaining

Cline, 1461, 1594
McPherson, 1461
Osika, 1593–94

Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association See Property – Assessment and taxation, updating and reforming
Saskatchewan Water Corporation See also Northern municipalities – Water and sewer systems; Northern Saskatchewan; Temple Gardens Mineral Spa, Moose Jaw; Water; Water Corporation Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 37)

Capital grants assistance program, discontinuation, 1892
Construction projects, expenditures, 1677
Crown corporations review, participation, 1674
Estimates (1996-1997), 1672–78, 1886–94, 2379–88, 3040

Belanger, 1891–94
Bjornerud, 1676
D'Autremont, 2382–86
Draude, 1672–78, 1886–87, 1894, 2379–81
Julé, 1886–91, 2381–82, 2386
Lautermilch, 1672–78, 1886–94, 2379–88
Toth, 2386–88

Financial activities, 1673–74
Funding, reduction, 1673
Funding, request, Watrous, 1678
Office, new, Yorkton, 2384
Projects, development, construction and operating projects permits, 1674
Projects, Environment and Resource Management Department, approval, 1675

Saskatchewan Women's Agricultural Network

Issues, support, Women's Secretariat, 1785–86

Saskatoon, Sask. See Adoption – Christian Counselling Services; Agricultural biotechnology – International conference; High technology – Synchrotron light source research facility, Saskatoon; Social Services Department – Family support services branch; St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon; University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon; Young offenders – Kilburn Hall, Saskatoon
Saskatoon District Health Board See also Transfer payments

Members, expression of opinion, policy

Cline, 979
McPherson, 979

Saskatoon (East) School Division

Funding, reduction, 1959

Saskatoon Tribal Housing See Social Services Department – Family support services branch, Saskatoon, budget, reduction
SaskEnergy Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 35)

First reading

Anguish, 353

Second reading

Aldridge, 851
Anguish, 420–21
Bjornerud, 421
D'Autremont, 851–52

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 993–94
Anguish, 993–94
McPherson, 994

Third reading

Anguish, 1000

Royal Assent, 1264

SaskEnergy Incorporated

Estimates (1996-1997), 3040
New markets and opportunities, Energy and Mines Department, policies, 2378–79
Office building, Saskatoon See Crown corporations – Tendering policy, native preference

Saskferco Products Inc., Belle Plaine

Expansion, ministerial statement (Wiens)

Boyd, 1124
McPherson, 1124
Wiens, 1124

SaskPower Commercial See also Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Thermal power units, modernization, Ukraine, CIDA agreement, ministerial statement (Lautermilch)

D'Autremont, 1184
Lautermilch, 1183–84
Osika, 1184

SaskTel International

Projects, jeopardy See Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Strike action, resolution

SaskTrust See Justice Department – Independent prosecutor (Chris Evans), report
Saul Cohen, Melville See Liquor – Abuse, Alcoholics Intervention Association, funding
Savings bonds See Investment
Sawatzky, David See Canadian Wheat Board – Monopoly
Scenic Valley School Division See Education – Four-day school week, proposal
School boards/School divisions See also Education – Funding; Northern Saskatchewan; particular school divisions

Amalgamation, 1960–61

Krawetz, 168
Mitchell, 168–69

Capital projects, 1760, 1948
Costs, increase, 1948–49
District health boards, communication, 888
Early retirement packages, 2722–23
Equalization factor, 1948–49
Foundation grant formula, 1951–52
Funding, 2798–99See also Budget – Five-year plan; Education – Four-day school week, proposal; Teachers – Collective bargaining agreement; Third-party funding

Krawetz, 450
Mitchell, 450

Funding, impact on housing, community settlement, 1956
Funding, reduction, effects, 897–98
Grants, capital, 900–901
Grants, operating, 578, 899–902, 1761–62, 1948–51, 1954–55
Internet, access, cost, reduction, 2600
Mill rates, establishment, 1759–60, 1948
Restructuring, 1960–61
Rural, funding

Atkinson, 1630
Krawetz, 1630

Rural technology factor, 1950–52
Rural transportation formula, 896, 899, 1952
Small schools factor, 1949–52
Sparsity factor, 1950–53

Schools See also Northern Saskatchewan

Bus transportation, 894, 899See also School boards/School divisions – Rural transportation formula
Bus transportation, communication devices, installation

Bjornerud, 3001
Serby, 3001
Teichrob, 3001

Closures

Atkinson, 1425
Krawetz, 1425

Closures, rural business communities, impact

Atkinson, 980
Draude, 979–80
Lingenfelter, 980

Computers for schools program, ministerial statement (Atkinson)

Atkinson, 477–78
Draude, 478
Heppner, 478

Fransaskois, construction, Vonda, 1959
Reserve schools, non-native students, funding and transportation arrangements, 893
Rural, enrollment, 1949–54

Decline, branch line abandonment and Crow benefit changes, role, 893–96
Transfers to Conseils Scolaires and native schools, 892

Rural, location, plan, 893–96
Size, benefits, 1956
Small See School boards/School divisions
Wellness centres, 1759

Science and technology See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Limited See Energy and Mines Department – Legal actions, out-of-court settlements
SECDA See Saskatchewan Energy Conservation and Development Authority
Security guards See Private Investigators and Security Guards Act
Senior citizens See also Home care; Housing – Residential rehabilitation assistance program; Northern Saskatchewan – Housing; Property – Assessment, review; Saskatchewan Income Plan Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 14)

Eye glasses, cost, assistance

Calvert, 1371–72
Julé, 1371–72

Sentencing circles See Indians/First Nations
Service Districts Act (No. 33)

First reading

Teichrob, 353

Second reading

Teichrob, 391–92
Toth, 392–93

Withdrawal

Aldridge, 1595
Bjornerud, 1908, 1972
Boyd, 1828–29
Draude, 1829
Gantefoer, 1853
Goohsen, 1970
Heppner, 254, 384, 1854, 1910
Lautermilch, 1828–29
Romanow, 254, 1908–10, 1970, 1972–73
Teichrob, 384–85, 1595, 1853–54

Service Districts Repeal Act See Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements – Bills, first reading motion, repeal of Bill not yet passed, out of order
Service stations See Gasoline – Underground storage tanks
Seventy-five minute debate

Economic development, Partnership for Growth: Building on the Renewal of the Saskatchewan Economy, goals, working toward, moved (Thomson), 1265–76
Firearms Act (Bill C-68), enforcement, provincial control, moved (D'Autremont), 1599–1610
Municipalities, amalgamation, opposition, moved (Bjornerud), 224–34
Rural communities, essential services, budget, impact, moved (Aldridge), 923–34
Small business, support, moved (Lorjé), 1913–25
Social assistance, Redesigning Social Assistance: Preparing for the New Century, discussion paper, moved (Pringle), 520–31

Severance payments See Moose Jaw-Thunder Creek District Health Board, employees; Public service
Sewage See Northern Saskatchewan – Living conditions; Water
Sexual harassment

Women's Secretariat, role, 1781

Sexual offenders

High-risk, public identification See also Public Disclosure Act (No. 93); Public Protection from Pedophiles Act (No. 56)

Boyd, 193–94, 474–75, 817
Haverstock, 334–35, 475–76
Nilson, 193–94, 284, 334–35, 473–76, 816–17, 951, 1120–21
Osika, 473–74, 816–17, 951, 1120–21
Toth, 284

High-risk, public identification, moved (Boyd)

Boyd, 197–98

Shand Power Plant

Accident, May 22, 1980, victims, compensation

Anguish, 2088
Gantefoer, 2088

Shaunavon, Sask. See Special care homes – Levels 3 and 4
Shaw, Patrick See Legislative Assembly, announcements – Sergeant-at-Arms, Patrick Shaw, introduction
Shellbrook, Sask. See Water – Treatment plant
Sheltered workshops See Disabled and handicapped persons
SIAST See Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
Simmons, Garry See Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Vice-president
Single parent families See Family; Social assistance recipients – Income supplements
Sisters of Charity (Grey Nuns) of Saskatchewan Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 02)

Petition, 585, 611
Second reading

Pringle, 935

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

Pringle, 1432

Royal Assent, 1913

Skills training, 2473See also Disabled and handicapped persons; Indians/First Nations; Northern Saskatchewan; Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Department; Technical training
Small business, 6, 576See also Bankruptcies; Correctional facilities – Commercial industry; Sales taxes; Schools – Closures

Potential, rural Saskatchewan

Draude, 592
MacKinnon, 592–93

Queen City Cleaners, Regina, closure

Boyd, 2152–53
Lingenfelter, 2153

Support, moved (Lorjé), amendment (Draude)

Draude, 1917–19
Gantefoer, 1919–20
Kasperski, 1915–17
Lorjé, 1913–15
Thomson, 1920–22
Toth, 1922–23
Questions and comments

Belanger, 1923–24
Draude, 1923–24
Gantefoer, 1925
Johnson, 1924
Lorjé, 1924–25
Pringle, 1923, 1925
Thomson, 1924

Tax reduction, 575–76, 806–8See also above Queen city Cleaners, Regina, closure
Women, support, 1245

Small business loans association program See Small business – Potential, rural Saskatchewan
Snowmobile Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 53)

First reading

Renaud, 519

Second reading

Belanger, 820–21
Renaud, 820

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 1547–49, 1551–52
Gantefoer, 1550–51
Krawetz, 1549–50
Renaud, 1547–52

Third reading

Shillington, 1559

Royal Assent, 1913

Snusted, Lester See Health care – Patients, complaints and concerns, procedure (Ombudsman, appointment)
Social assistance, 7, 2655–56, 2834–35See also Worker's Compensation – Clients, retraining; Youth

Case-load, 2651–56

Boyd, 1970–71
Calvert, 1971

Case-load, rural communities, 2652
Fraud, Pheasant Rhump Band, 1584
Funding, 577
Re-designing, 5, 7–8, 2662–63, 2834–35See also below Work-for-welfare program; Children – Saskatchewan child benefit; Income – Working income supplement; Social assistance recipients – Income supplements; Youth
Re-designing, northern Saskatchewan, 2661
Redesigning Social Assistance: Preparing for the New Century, 7, 2780–81
Redesigning Social Assistance: Preparing for the New Century, discussion paper, moved (Pringle)

Belanger, 525–27
Julé, 523–25
Kowalsky, 522–23
Murray, 528–29
Murrell, 527–28
Pringle, 520–22
Questions and comments

Belanger, 529–30
Julé, 529–30
Kowalsky, 529
Murrell, 530
Pringle, 530

Redesigning Social Assistance: Supporting Independence, 2835
Status Indians, off reserve, responsibility, 1585
Work-for-welfare program, implementation, 2662

Boyd, 3072
Calvert, 3072

Social assistance benefits See also Children – Health benefits, supplementary; Children – Saskatchewan child benefit; Community colleges – Adult students; Income – Working income supplement; Social Services Department – Investigative unit

Cheques, cashing, difficulties, direct deposit, 2733
Fraudulent claims, 2735
Overpayment, verification, 2734–35

Social assistance recipients, 7, 577See also Community colleges; Fire protection; Foster parents; Housing – Rental, damage deposits; New Careers Corporation

Apprenticeship training program, proposal, 2838
Assets, RRSPs, liquidating, 2656–57
Common law relationships, 2737
Community employment program, 2477–78
Employment, loss, 2733
Hotel accommodation, 2737
Income supplements, 2811–12
Leanfare, 906
Problems, Debbie Morris

Calvert, 1123
Julé, 1123

Teenage mothers, 2739
Trusteeship situations, 2840–41

Social programs/social services, 577, 580See also Children; Northern Saskatchewan; Youth – Rainbow Youth Center, funding

Family counselling, divorce or separation, 2741
Funding, reduction, federal, 576–78See also Transfer payments
Respite program, 2662
Safety net, 576–77

Social Services Department See also Children – Abuse and neglect, protection; Family – Violence, social services, assistance; Maintenance orders – Enforcement; Third-party funding – Order in council

Budget process, 835
Central Vehicle Agency, motor vehicles, assignment, 2742
Clients, personal information See Social Services Department Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 13) (client personal information)
Community living division, central office, transfer

Calvert, 878–79
Julé, 878–79

Estimates, supplementary (1995-1996)

Calvert, 2841
Toth, 2841

Estimates (1996-1997), 833–41, 2648–64, 2732–43, 2776–86, 2830–41

Calvert, 834–41, 2648–64, 2732–43, 2776–79, 2830–41
D'Autremont, 2742, 2781–83
Goohsen, 2837–41
Julé, 834–41, 2648–52, 2657–63, 2732–33, 2831–32
McLane, 2832
Shillington, 2780–86
Toth, 2652–57, 2663–64, 2734–43, 2776–78, 2783–86, 2830–37, 2841

Family support services branch, Saskatoon, budget, reduction

Calvert, 789–90
Toth, 789

Family support services branch, Saskatoon, budget, reduction, petitions, 1480, 1735, 2148, 2200, 2236, 2997

Haverstock, 1452, 2148, 2200, 2935

Investigative unit, 2734
Programs, review and evaluation, 2660–61
Regional directors, minister, meetings, 2658
Staff and salaries, 2657

Social Services Department Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 13) (client personal information)

First reading

Calvert, 223

Second reading

Calvert, 321–22
Julé, 343
McPherson, 322

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Calvert, 826
Julé, 826

Third reading

Calvert, 833

Royal Assent, 1264

Social workers

Case-load, increasing

Calvert, 42
Julé, 41–42

SOCO See Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
Sorensen, Bonnie See Health care – Hepatitis C victims, compensation
South Central Health District See Health district boards – Funding, reduction
South Country Health District See Health district boards – Funding, health care workers, Radville; Health district boards – Funding, reduction
South Saskatchewan River Act See Irrigation Act, 1996 (No. 39)
Southeast District Health Board See St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan – Funding, reduction
Sovdee, Clifford See Shand Power Plant – Accident, May 22, 1980, victims, compensation
Spalding, Sask. See Hospitals
Speaker

Election

Boyd, 3
Osika, 3
Romanow, 2
Shillington, 3
Speaker, 1–2

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements

Adjournment of debate, motion, 343, 375
Bills

Amendment, irrelevant to sections of the bill it seeks to amend and is beyond scope of bill, 2584
Amendment, proposed in form of preamble. Out of order, 2643
Amendment, vote, confusion, 3078–79
Containing similar provisions, 1857
First reading motion, repeal of Bill not yet passed, out of order, 1517–18
Introduction, debate not allowed, 308
Repeal of an exemption from existing duty, recommendation of Crown is needed, 2156
Second reading, be read a second time now and then read again in a second time this day six months hence. Out of order, 2676

Chair

Drawing into debate, 432, 1342, 2065
Members' remarks to be directed through the Chair, 245, 406, 631, 647, 1270, 1276, 1609, 1923–25, 1942–43, 1945, 2068, 2096, 2102, 2182, 2424, 2829
Rulings, challenge, comments, 229, 233, 251, 433, 533, 647, 680, 724, 1712, 2069, 2078–79, 2119, 2155, 2185–86, 2489

Committees, Deputy Chair, election, tradition, 21, 43
Debate, relevance, 227, 242, 433, 2101, 2103, 2113, 2118, 2123, 2132, 2138
Decorum

Interruptions, 680
Members come to order when Speaker is on his feet, 1461, 1925, 2063
Noise level, 428, 545, 675, 679, 699, 769, 1006, 1008, 1035, 1038, 1152–54, 1262–63, 1291, 1425, 1450, 1462, 1514–16, 1621, 1622, 1631, 1711–12, 1725–26, 1856, 1857, 1894, 1971–72, 2030–31, 2033–34, 2070, 2225–26, 2244, 2275, 2276, 2415, 2418, 2423, 2489, 2490, 2572, 2585, 2622, 2623, 2624, 2692, 2693, 2694, 3107, 3149, 3150, 3152

Documents

Referral to, in debate, 2078
Tabling, private members, 242

Exhibits, producing in Chamber, 241, 696, 1550, 2022, 2078, 2155
Galleries

Visitors, involving in debate, 920, 1009, 2101
Visitors, observe, not allowed to participate, 948

Humour, personal and offensive, 593
Language, derogatory "trained seal," 1794
Language, inappropriate, 569
Language, unparliamentary, 593, 2076, 2079, 2321–22

"cowardly," withdrawal, 2241
"crooks," 569
"gutless," withdrawal, 1741
"guts," withdrawal, 1709, 2332
"intentionally misled," withdrawal, 2152
"intentionally trying to mislead," 415
"lied," withdrawal and apology, 1426
"misleading the House," 106
"shut up," withdrawal, 2069

Leave, member requesting must have floor, 3046
Lieutenant Governor, involving in debate, not allowed, 393
Member

Naming (Gantefoer), 1426

Members

Cannot indirectly infer what the rules do not allow directly, 251, 351, 415, 469, 727, 940, 1006, 2152
Cannot speak twice to the same question, 2180
Family relationships, referral to, out of order, 950
Imputing unworthy motives, 2425
Recognition by Chair, 950, 1276, 1387, 1925
Reference should be by constituency name or by title, 309, 355, 360, 433, 533, 669, 691, 1037, 1610, 2135
Reference to presence or absence of specific members, 351, 934, 1006, 1345, 1972, 2192

Members' statements

Documents, tabling, 256
Not debatable and are not responded to by any other Member, 174
Purpose, 567

Minister, officials, assisting, apparel, 461
Motions

Amendments, speaking to, 276
Commission of inquiry, terms of reference, not part of motion, 2208
Member cannot debate, until motion has been moved, 2156
Member moving, cannot debate after moving motion, 2158
Moving at conclusion of debate, 2180
Moving without comment, 2180
Priority of debate, Plains Health Centre's closure, 547–48
Superseding, out of order, unless moved in debate, 2746

Names, making fun "Cha-Ching." Out of order, 680
Petitions, presenting, debate not allowed, 378, 443, 943, 1086, 1847
Privilege

Breach of, charges against officer of Assembly, in midst of proceedings, 2745
Conflict of Interest Commissioner, impartiality, not established, 2913
Speaker's role, 2745

Procedures, House setting by leave, 2176
Questions

Bill, not before House, relating to. Out of order, 233
Directed to minister in context of portfolio, 1656, 1770, 1828, 2243
Matters relating to ministers' portfolios, 951
Preamble, lengthy, 517, 616, 678, 1034, 1122, 1294, 1321, 1460, 1516, 1539, 1969, 2626, 2941, 2942
Private member, asking of, for responsibility which they do not have. Always out of order, 233
Regarding matters before the House or before a committee of the House, 1689
Taking notice, 1181, 1485–86

Quotations, 241, 1448, 1724
Seventy-five minute debate

Questions, redundant, 1924
Questions must be directed to a specific member who has taken part in debate, 234, 934
Questions must relate to content of speeches, 1275

Special order, leave required once House has carried motion to adjourn debate, 2176
Visitors, introduction, debate not allowed, 46, 279
Votes

Debate. Out of order, 624
On division, 2279
Member, [Rosetown-Biggar] not in proper seat so vote is not recorded, 1440

Written questions, information, period covered, 315, 388

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements, Committee of Finance

Chair

Member's questions to be directed through the Chair, 863
Ruling, challenge, 1190

Decorum, loud conversations, discouraged, 2919
Documents, briefing notes, tabling, 2991
Estimates

Debate, relevance, 1409, 2373
Questions, personal, inappropriate, 1901

Interim supply, purpose, 760, 1157, 1187, 1189–92, 1209
Members, reference should be by constituency name or by title, 865, 898
Members, reference to presence or absence of specific members, 2922

Special care, 1404–5, 2977–79

Beds, levels 2, 3, and 4, 1398
Funding, 1397–98
Levels, classification

Cline, 518
Gantefoer, 518

Levels 1 and 2, patients, grandfathering clause, 1399, 1401
Levels 3 and 4, 3036
Levels 3 and 4, Shaunavon, 1398

Special care homes

Eaglestone Lodge, Kamsack, changes, 1401–3, 3035–36

Bjornerud, 1260, 2856, 3071
Cline, 1260–61, 2856, 3071–72

Established, procedure, 1397–98
Funding, reduction

Cline, 1769
Romanow, 1770
Toth, 1769–70

Leroy, closure

Cline, 1033–34
Draude, 1033–34

Nirvana Pioneer Villa, Melfort, closure

Cline, 1425–26
Gantefoer, 1425–26

Pioneers Haven, Kerrobert, closure

Boyd, 2941
Cline, 2941–42

Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding

Aldridge, 1005–6, 1149–50, 1292, 1344–45, 1686, 2202–3, 2241–42, 3000
Calvert, 1005–6, 1150, 1344–45
Cline, 1292, 1686, 2202–3, 2241–42, 3000–3001

Providence Place, Moose Jaw, funding vs. consultant studies

Aldridge, 385–87, 415
Cline, 385–87, 415–16

Swift Current Care Centre, closure

Boyd, 1710
Cline, 1708–11, 1739–42, 1907–8, 1968–69, 3151
Gantefoer, 1708–9, 1739, 1968–69
McLane, 3150
Osika, 1907
Toth, 1740–42

Swift Current Care Centre, closure, petitions, 1823

Toth, 1763

Yorkton, bed shortage

Bjornerud, 2626–27
Cline, 2626–27

Speech from the Throne

Consideration, March 1, 1996, moved (Romanow), 9
Debate See Address in reply to the Speech from the Throne
Read by Lieutenant Governor, 5–9

SPMC See Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
Sports

Saskatchewan Winter Games, 1998, Nipawin, ministerial statement (Teichrob)

Gantefoer, 1037–38
Heppner, 1038
Teichrob, 1037

St. Gregor, Sask. See Water – Conservation surveys
St. Joseph's Hospital, Estevan

Funding, reduction

Cline, 1767–68, 1827–28
Gantefoer, 1827
Osika, 1767–68

St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon See also Rehabilitation – Disabled and handicapped

Emergency services

Cline, 1035–36
McPherson, 1035–36

St. Paul's Hospital (Grey Nuns) of Saskatoon, Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 01)

Petition, 585, 611
Second reading

Pringle, 934

Committee referral, 934
Report, 1340
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1431
Third reading

Pringle, 1432

Royal Assent, 1913

St. Walburg, Sask. See Rural communities – Health care, Rural Health Coalition Agreement
Statements by Members

Aldridge, 218, 310, 382, 472, 567, 587, 946, 1032, 1148, 1257, 1341, 1424, 1682, 1737, 1765, 1851, 2149, 2239, 2621, 2998, 3069, 3146
Atkinson, 567, 916, 2149, 2690
Belanger, 104, 167, 250, 413, 736, 785, 814, 1118, 1289, 1315, 1455, 1481, 1535, 1626, 1706, 1850, 1905, 1967, 2028, 2085, 2200, 2238, 2320, 2487, 2622, 3068
Bjornerud, 36, 133, 217, 672, 844, 1004, 1030, 1906, 2084, 2273, 2688, 3068
Boyd, 735, 766, 814, 1682, 2150
Bradley, 37, 133, 166, 251, 309, 330, 413, 568, 786, 978, 1088, 1117, 1177, 1342, 1482, 1511, 1626, 1707, 1824, 2238, 2486, 2622, 2764, 3068
Calvert, 250, 844, 1201, 1653, 2085
Cline, 945
Crofford, 445, 1342, 1653, 2486, 2938
D'Autremont, 471, 1119, 2239, 2321, 2689
Draude, 134, 190, 280, 330, 347, 445, 540, 673, 735, 813, 844, 945, 977, 1003, 1087, 1177, 1290, 1316, 1367, 1455, 1481, 1592, 1653, 1764, 1824, 2201, 2569, 2764, 2937, 3145
Flavel, 217, 309, 470, 539, 765, 1593, 1738, 1906, 2058, 2202, 2321, 2853
Gantefoer, 69, 102, 217, 250, 539, 765, 873, 1004, 1147, 1200, 1534, 1652, 1681, 2084, 2486
Goohsen, 69, 1200, 2486, 3069
Goulet, 191, 381, 566, 813, 1031, 1088, 1258, 1906, 2998
Hamilton, 14, 36, 309, 764, 976, 1003, 1178, 1202, 1257, 1289, 1424, 1481, 1511, 1593, 1654, 1764, 1824, 1967, 2150, 2273, 2322, 2621, 2765, 3068, 3145
Haverstock, 36, 102, 2413
Heppner, 330, 472, 785, 977, 1117, 1288, 1535, 2689
Jess, 218, 444, 472, 541, 766, 845, 1149, 2084, 3145
Johnson, 103, 414, 588, 613, 875, 1178, 1367, 1456, 1536, 1825, 2488, 2938
Julé, 70, 103, 134, 166, 249, 347, 381, 414, 513, 566, 766, 785, 813, 917, 976, 1031, 1086, 1118, 1177, 1201, 1288, 1315, 1342, 1367, 1423, 1481, 1592, 1626, 1681, 1706, 1737, 1765, 1850, 2027, 2150, 2321, 2487, 2569, 2621, 2853, 2937
Kasperski, 380, 413, 814, 845, 916, 1343, 1512, 1593, 1706, 1825, 1905, 2148, 2689
Koenker, 102, 381, 568, 844, 945, 1316, 1480, 1625, 2320, 2852, 3070
Kowalsky, 13, 167, 250, 280, 329, 567, 612, 1030, 1148, 1456, 2568, 2622
Krawetz, 13, 37, 167, 281, 329, 612, 784, 845, 874, 916, 1341, 1422, 1456, 1510–12, 1625, 1906, 1967, 2238, 2322, 2412, 2688
Langford, 381, 946, 1004, 1455, 1766, 2689, 2938
Lautermilch, 1765, 1850, 2201, 2239, 2763
Lingenfelter, 1342, 1681, 2201
Lorjé, 14, 190, 281, 736, 765, 813, 874, 1315, 1625, 1681, 1765, 2028, 2238, 2764
McLane, 190, 346, 414, 471, 539, 613, 786, 874, 1257, 1423, 2057, 2568, 2764, 3145
McPherson, 310, 512, 613, 1850
Murray, 14, 281, 346, 445, 540, 674, 1005, 1178, 1290, 1368, 1456, 1737, 1825, 1850, 2057, 2085, 2237, 2274, 2570, 2853
Murrell, 135, 218, 539, 614, 735, 875, 1032, 1087, 1119, 1316, 1455, 1481, 1626, 1907, 1966, 2057, 2413, 2570, 2999, 3144
Nilson, 1682, 3000
Osika, 15, 68, 308, 328, 471, 513, 567, 586, 735, 765, 916, 945, 1005, 1087, 1117, 1148, 1201, 1511, 1535, 1966, 2057, 2149, 2272, 2763, 2998
Pringle, 134, 917, 1177, 1482, 1535, 1852, 2028, 2854
Renaud, 280, 1118, 2854
Scott, 514, 586, 785, 917, 1512, 1736, 1905
Serby, 134, 1088, 1482, 2029
Shillington, 1652
Sonntag, 69, 189, 249, 282, 329, 471, 673, 814, 1031, 1118, 1423, 1536, 1766, 2028, 2273, 2413, 2620, 2999, 3069, 3146
Stanger, 37, 166, 310, 330, 348, 513, 784, 874, 977, 1087, 1288, 1512, 1535, 1592, 1653, 1706, 2056, 2688
Thomson, 69, 446, 1004, 1368, 1423, 1823, 1966, 2272, 2487, 2937
Toth, 14, 103, 165, 191, 413, 472, 540, 587, 736, 875, 1031, 1149, 1258, 1367, 1536, 1593, 1708, 1738, 1825, 2273, 2765, 2999
Trew, 15, 70, 310, 414, 587, 613, 673, 785, 1200, 2084, 2150, 2274, 2322, 2854
Upshall, 512, 587, 735, 1423, 1707, 2569
Van Mulligen, 281, 382, 613, 1149, 1627, 2029, 2414, 2998
Wall, 103, 190, 347, 673, 1258, 1341, 1534, 2085, 2202, 2621, 3146
Ward, 167, 217, 348, 445, 976, 1257, 1290, 1367, 1707, 1851, 2201, 2937
Whitmore, 36, 513, 588, 845, 1289, 1368, 1738, 2149, 2413, 2569, 2938
Wiens, 347, 540, 672, 946, 1148, 1316, 1680, 1737, 2056, 2414

Statistics See Health care
Status of women See Women's Secretariat
Statute Law Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 26)

First reading

Nilson, 287

Second reading

Nilson, 340
Osika, 340–41

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Nilson, 455
Osika, 455

Third reading

Shillington, 467

Royal Assent, 781

STEP program See Exports – Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc.
Stevenson, Garf See Government – Appointments, political
Stobbe, Mark See Government – Appointments, political
Stokke, Garret See Highways and roads – Deteriorating conditions
Stony Rapids, Sask. See also Northern municipalities – Round table meeting, La Ronge, far northern communities; Northern Saskatchewan – Living conditions; Water – Water and sewage
Students See also Impaired driving – Delay in proclamation of [Highway and Vehicle Statutes Amendment] Act; Saskatchewan Research Council – Job trust; Training programs; Youth

Loan program, 2474See also Community colleges – Adult students, social assistance vs. student loans
Loan program, financing, Royal Bank, 578, 2474–76
Loan program, financing, Royal Bank, ministerial statement (Mitchell)

Heppner, 479
Krawetz, 478–79
Mitchell, 478

Partnerships '96, 908–9

Draude, 1655
Mitchell, 1655

Partnerships '96, ministerial statement (Mitchell)

Haverstock, 43
Heppner, 42–43
Krawetz, 43
Mitchell, 42

Summer employment, 2730See also above Partnerships '96; Forest industry – Reforestation
Summer employment, SaskTel strike action, effect

Bjornerud, 1123
Teichrob, 1123

Tuition fees, increase, 2470

Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 91)

First reading

Nilson, 1541

Second reading

Nilson, 1790–91
Osika, 1791–92

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 2040–41
Draude, 2038–39, 2041
Julé, 2039–40
Nilson, 2038–41

Third reading

Nilson, 2048

Royal Assent, 3180

SUN See Saskatchewan Union of Nurses
Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 1996 (No. 65)

First reading

MacKinnon, 620

Second reading

Bjornerud, 1130
Krawetz, 1018–19
MacKinnon, 1018

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Aldridge, 1988–89
MacKinnon, 1988–89

Third reading

MacKinnon, 1992

Royal Assent, 3180

Supply motions See Motions for supply (interim)
Surface Rights Arbitration Board, 1821–22
Surgery See Hospital waiting-lists; Hospitals
Sutor, Russell Allan (former MLA) See Condolences
Swift Current Care Centre See Special care homes
Symmetrix See Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Re-engineering process
Synchrotron facility See High technology