Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2 • L

Labour

Julé, 151

Labour Department

Accommodation and central services, Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation, payments, 627–28
Estimates (1997-98), 627–33, 1353–64, 1725–29

Aldridge, 627–31, 1253–57, 1725–26
D'Autremont, 1359–64
Draude, 1358–59
Gantefoer, 1357
Hillson, 1729
Mitchell, 627–33, 1353–64, 1725–29
Osika, 1726
Toth, 631–33, 1726–29

Personnel, out-of-scope, order in council appointments, 627
Staff, increase, 628

Labour force, 2See also Students – Ready for Work program; Training programs

Kasperski, 230
Benefits

Lorjé, 366
Thomson, 70

International Working Persons Day of Recognition, May 1, 1997, member's statement

Trew, 1277

Safety, One Hundred Grand Safety Award, Sifto salt plant, Unity, member's statement

Murrell, 1095

Workers, killed and injured, day of mourning, observance

Cline, 1159

Workers, killed and injured, day of mourning, observance, member's statement

Aldridge, 1132
D'Autremont, 1132–33
Trew, 1152

Working conditions, improvement

Thomson, 70

Labour Party See Great Britain – Labour Party, election win
Labour standards

Boyd, 357
Crofford, 201–2
Draude, 119
Gantefoer, 311, 324
Hamilton, 123
Lorjé, 366
Romanow, 507

Labour Standards Act See also Children – Care-providers, minimum wage entitlement, parents, compensation; Health districts – Employees, call-out pay, Labour Standards Act, provisions, complaints

Boyd, 219–20
Mitchell, 437–38

LAND project See Justice Department – Property registration branch – LAND project
Land Titles

Computer access, 733–34
Fees

Hillson, 429

Fees, collected and cost of operation, 733–35

Land Titles Automated Network Development project (LAND) See Justice Department – Property registration branch – LAND project
Land use See Planning and Development Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 26)
Last Mountain Lake See Water – Level – Last Mountain Lake
Lawyers

Law Society of Saskatchewan, investigation, Dean Mattison

Nilson, 1130–31
Toth, 1130–31

Legal aid See also Justice, administration – Life imprisonment cases, automatic, right to counsel

Clients, qualifications for assistance, 1471–72

Legislation

Estimates (1997-98), 1430–31

Krawetz, 1431
Nilson, 1430–31
Toth, 1431

Legislative Assembly

Decorum, Budget speech, disrespectful behaviour, member's statement

D'Autremont, 316

Estimates and Supplementary estimates, committee referral, moved (Kowalsky)

Kowalsky, 1073

Fall session

Agenda

Heppner, 1947
Romanow, 1947–48

Regular, member's statement

Hillson, 1978

Termination, television coverage, Canadian Shopping Network, pre-empting, petition

Van Mulligen, 2056

Opening ceremonies, participants and Speaker's tea

Speaker, 4–5

Pages

Archbishop O'Neill High School student, work placement program, introduction

Speaker, 1457

Guy Turton, birthday wishes, 974
Introduction

Speaker, 4, 1951–52

Quorum, 1578
Reforms

Boyd, 221

Sergeant-at-Arms, birthday wishes, 974
Sessional dates See also Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (Sessional Dates) (No. 216)

Haverstock, 896–97
Romanow, 896–97

Special order, December 15, 17-19, 1997, private members' motions, Dec. 16, 1997, government motion, moved (MacKinnon), 1953
Votes, free See also Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (FREE VOTES) (No. 213)

Boyd, 492
Romanow, 492

Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Romanow)

Romanow, 4

Legislative Assembly, adjournment

December 19, 1997, moved (Shillington)

Osika, 2082–83
Shillington, 2082
Speaker, 2083
Toth, 2082

May 21, 1997

Speaker, 1940–41

May 21, 1997, moved (Upshall)

Kowalsky, 1940
Krawetz, 1939–40
Toth, 1940
Upshall, 1937–39

Legislative Assembly, announcements

Birthday greetings, Sergeant-at-Arms and page Guy Turton

Speaker, 974

Clerk, birthday wishes

Van Mulligen, 554

Legislative Assembly, hours of sitting

March 27-April 2, 1997, moved (Kowalsky)

Kowalsky, 445

May 13, 1997, moved (Kowalsky)

Kowalsky, 1599

May 21, 1997, moved (Kowalsky)

Kowalsky, 1877

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (Appointments Review Committee/"ARC") (No. 232)

First reading

Boyd, 1810

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (Duration of Assembly) (No. 223)

First reading

Haverstock, 899

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (FREE VOTES) (No. 213), 1866

First reading

Boyd, 455

Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (Sessional Dates) (No. 216), 1870–72

First reading

Haverstock, 899

Legislative Assembly members See also Cabinet ministers – Expense allowance, food; Elections, federal (June 2, 1997); Integrity of Members of the Legislative Assembly Act (No. 212)

Branding, member's statement

Aldridge, 1976–77

Code of ethical conduct See also Elections, federal (June 2, 1997) – Leaders' debate

Enforcement, legislation, member's statement

Hillson, 547

Conflict of interest, declaration, forms, redesigning, 1431
Melfort-Tisdale constituency, apology to wife Carole, member's statement

Gantefoer, 1999–2000

Regina Northeast, get well wishes, member's statement

Draude, 578

Legislative Assembly Public Presentations Act (No. 224), 1870–72

First reading

Haverstock, 899

Legislative Building, Regina

Repairs, 1799
Repairs, member's statement

Hillson, 394

Security

Hillson, 549
Lautermilch, 549

Legislative Library

Annual report, committee referral (Communication), moved (Shillington), 30

Leith, George Gordon (former MLA) See Condolences – Leith, George Gordon (former MLA)
Liberal Party of Saskatchewan See also Health care – Liberal Party record

Conspiracy, attraction between Progressive Conservative David MacDonald and NDP Alexa McDonough, member's statement

Bjornerud, 715

House leader, birthday congratulations, member's statement

Hillson, 1692

Season of miracles and confession of conspiracy against Liberals, member's statement

Stanger, 513

Libraries See also Public libraries; Regional libraries

Computerization, assistance availability, 1573
Interlibrary loans, computer access, funding, 1839
International Special Librarians Day, April 17, 1997, member's statement

Hamilton, 924

Lieutenant Governor

Prorogation speech, 2085See also Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements – Prorogation speech, Service Districts Act, error, correction
Speech from the Throne, 1–4

Liquor

Abuse, children, high alcohol content products, purchase

Nilson, 1029
Toth, 1029

Consumption tax See Taxation – First nations
Sales tax, White Bear Reserve, 1834–35

Liquor and Gaming Authority See also Gambling – Addiction, treatment, cost, Liquor and Gaming Authority, responsibility

Retail Award of Excellence, Watson liquor store, member's statement

Draude, 1535

Revenue See Budget – Stabilization fund

Livestock industry See also Water – Groundwater contamination, cattle operation (Perry Anton)

Jess, 103
Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program, 305, 1826

Aldridge, 495
Draude, 121, 465
Gantefoer, 312, 325
Koenker, 443
Scott, 329
Stanger, 409
Thomson, 354
Toth, 458–61
Van Mulligen, 376
Wiens, 413

Lobbyists See Government – Lobbyists, rules
Local government See Municipalities
Local Government Election Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 49)

First reading

Teichrob, 959

Second reading

Hillson, 1344–45
Teichrob, 1343–44

Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1626
Third reading

Teichrob, 1626

Royal Assent, 1937

Local Government Election Office

Provincial coordinator, appointment, 1232–33

Heppner, 720
Lingenfelter, 720

Provincial coordinator, appointment, Public Service Commission, role, 1303

Long-term care See Hospitals – Long-term care beds; Special care homes
Lotteries

Family Service Bureau, Good Neighbour Lottery, member's statement

Julé, 1094

Licence fees, reduction

Scott, 329

Video terminals, plebiscites

Osika, 302
Serby, 302

Video terminals, revenue See also Communities – Community development program, video lottery terminals, revenue

Osika, 361

Lutheran Church-Canada, Central District Act (No. 301)

Petition, 797, 859
Second reading

Hamilton, 1045

Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1404
Third reading

Hamilton, 1404

Royal Assent, 1514