Hansard Speaker Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2

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Calvert, Mr. Lorne (NDP, Moose Jaw Wakamow) Minister of Social Services, Minister responsible for Seniors

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne

Speakers, 153–157

Canadian Armed Forces

CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw

Future, member's statement, 1066
Future, moved (Romanow), 1033

Child poverty

Action plan for children, 155–157

Children

Infant mortality rate, 2005
Protection programs

Public review, 1750, 1805, 1904

Dance

Festival of dance, Moose Jaw, May 2-10, 1997, member's statement, 1248

Drug abuse/substance abuse

Whitespruce Youth Treatment Centre, 42

Family

Support service centre, Saskatoon, funding, 291–92

Film industry

Documentary, Percy, Me and Bobby McGee, member's statement, 606–607

Government

Lobbyists, rules, 146

Group homes

Funding, 44, 84–85, 116

Health care

Funding

Reduction, staff levels and patients, impact, 1655

Income

Family Income Plan

Changes, ministerial statement (Calvert), 1101

Moose Mountain Health District

Patient confidentiality, concerns, 803

Prostitution, 1025–1026, 1071, 1452–1454

Child prostitutes

Government action, 257–258, 1154–1155
Government action, strategy, 1512–1513
Government action, strategy, ministerial statement (Calvert), 1485–1486

Public Service Commission

Estimates (1997-98), 1268–1274, 1299–1303

Residential Services Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 40)

First reading, 351
Second reading, 790–791
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1662–1663

Saskatchewan Assistance Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 58)

First reading, 1102
Second reading, 1411–1413
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1663–1668

Social assistance benefits

Fraudulent claims, investigation, 1028–1029

Social programs

Government policy, 1903

Social Services Department

Estimates (1997-98), 569–576, 1529–1532, 1629–1644, 1840–1847

Special care homes

Rabbit Lake Health Centre, closure, 1070

Wakamow Valley Authority Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 44)

First reading, 584
Second reading, 791

Young Offenders' Services Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 34)

Second reading, 787–789
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1907–1908

Youth, 155

Crime

Combating, 155

High risk

Reviews and investigations, all-party committee, establishment, 747

Justice committees, establishment and liability protection, 491

Cline, Mr. Eric (NDP, Saskatoon Mount Royal) Minister of Health

Budget (March 20, 1997)

Speakers, 330–335

Cancer Foundation Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 7)

First reading, 117
Second reading, 522
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1460

Central Plains Health District

Respite care, 1510–1511

Dental Disciplines Act (No. 17)

First reading, 215
Second reading, 560
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1752–1755
Third reading, 1755

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Betaseron, approval, multiple sclerosis, 609, 1342–1343, 1480

East Central Health District

Special care homes, pharmacy contract, successful tender, fee payment, 81

Education

Funding, 331, 334

Employment, 331
Gambling

Addiction

District health boards, cost, 260
Treatment, cost, Liquor and Gaming Authority, responsibility, 399

Government

Bankruptcy, return from, 331

Government expenditures

Debt, reduction, 331, 334

Health care

Centres

Dodsland, closure, 112–113

Emergency services, rural, 333
Funding, 331, 333, 334
Jaw implants, medicare coverage, 453
Kidney dialysis

East-central region, 182–183

Midwifery services, 450–451
Out-of-province expenses, payment (Allen Serdachny), 1253
Rights and responsibilities, 1598–1599
Saskatchewan Health Information Network, 1694–1695
Saskatchewan Health Information Network, cost, Provincial Auditor, recommendation, 1029
Two-tier system, 332, 334–335
Workers, injuries, increase, 1749–1750
Workplace stability, 333

Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Act (No. 66)

Second reading, 1617–1618

Health care reform, 333

Assessment/review, 12, 1901–1902
Failure, home care services, Natalie Covey-Kennedy, 1599
Public opinion poll, 981
Targets, achievement, 395–396

Health Department

Estimates (1997-98), 635–645, 1496–1502, 1759–1777

Health Department Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 15)

First reading, 183
Second reading, 523
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1623–1624
Third reading, 1626

Health district boards, 332

Funding, 333
Information, availability, 1128
Members, federal election, candidates, legislation, changes, 1157

Health districts

Chief executive officers, turnover rate, 1252

Health Districts Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 36)

First reading, 322
Second reading, 625

Health Facilities Licensing Act, 332, 334
Home care, 333

Failure, Natalie Covey-Kennedy, 1599

Hospital waiting-lists

Surgery, endometriosis, 721

Hospitals, 333

Closures, 1097–1098
Closures, St. Michael's Hospital, Cudworth vs. proposed alternative, 519
Funding, 333
La Loche, 553–554

Labour force

Workers, killed and injured, day of mourning, observance, 1159

Medicare, 331–335
Occupational Therapists Act, 1997 (No. 16)

First reading, 215
Second reading, 585
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1624–1625
Third reading, 1626

Police Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 69)

Second reading, 1613–1614

Private Investigators and Security Guards Act, 1997 (No. 50)

Third reading, 1528

Psychologists Act, 1997 (No. 47)

Second reading, 1183–1195
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1148–1149, 1176–1181
Third reading, 1195

Psychologists Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 62)

First reading, 1456
Second reading, 1487
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1528
Third reading, 1528

Regina Health District Board

Public accountability, lack, 299

Sales taxes

Reduction, 331

School boards

Grants

Operating, 331

Shand power plant

Accident, May 25, 1990, victims, lawsuit, 1250

Small Claims Act, 1997 (No. 20)

Second reading, 621–622

Social programs

Funding, 331, 334

Special care homes, 333

Funding, 333

Taxation

Reduction, 331, 334

Transfer payments

Reduction, 331, 333–334

Universities

Funding, 331

Workers' compensation

Lung injury, exploratory surgery, court challenge, 718

Youth

Suicide, 1747

Crofford, Ms. Joanne (NDP, Regina Centre) Minister of Indian and Metis Affairs, Minister responsible for Gaming, Minister responsible for the Status of Women

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne

Speakers, 201–203, 215–219

Art/artists, 216–217

Cathedral Village Arts Festival, member's statement, 1804

Budget

Balanced, fourth consecutive, 217

Canada Pension Plan

Reform, 216

Casino Regina

Promotion, 1997 Saskatchewan Accommodation and Campground Guide, 804

Casinos

Operations and profit sharing, FSIN, agreement, 218
Revenue, agreement, Silver Sage Casino, 1808

Child poverty

Action plan for children, 202, 216
National child benefit, 216

Communities, 202
Discrimination and racism, 201
Economic development

Partnership for Renewal: A Strategy for the Saskatchewan Economy, aboriginal community, 218

Employment, 219
Employment development, 201
Family

Mother's Day, tribute, member's statement, 1506

Film industry, 216–217
Health care, 202

Funding, 216

Health care reform, 202
Indian and Métis Affairs Secretariat

Estimates (1997-98), 815–820, 822–828, 1827–1828, 1831–1835

Indians/first nations, 218

Self-government, 218
Treaty land entitlements

Negotiation, 218

Labour standards, 201–202
Medicare, 216
Métis, 218

Self-government, 218

Motor vehicles, insurance

Rate increase, 1281

Occupational health and safety

Regulations, 201

Pay equity, 201
Prostitution

Child prostitutes

Government action, 400

Regulations, 201
Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation

Contracts, cost, 668–669

Sexual harassment, 201
Trade Union Act, 201
Training programs

Partnerships, first nations and Métis, 218

Unemployment

Rate, 201

University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon

Grants, capital, 2033–2034

Wascana Centre Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 64)

Second reading, 1458
Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1661–1662

Women, 202
Women's Secretariat, 217

Estimates (1997-98), 1234–1243

Workers' compensation, 201
Writers and poets, 216–217
Youth

Employment, 218