Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2

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Babysitters See Children – Care-providers
Balanced Budget Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 202)

Gantefoer, 321

Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company Act, 1997 (No. 302)

Petition, 797, 859
Second reading

Wall, 1045

Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1404
Third reading

Wall, 1404

Royal Assent, 1513

Bankruptcies, 1778
Banks and banking See Research and development – Importance, financial institutions, understanding
Barley See Grain marketing – Barley
Bars

Strippers, banning, notwithstanding clause, 1738

Heppner, 896
Serby, 896

Strippers, banning, petitions, 1690, 1744, 1802, 1898, 1945

Boyd, 1689–90, 1743, 1801–2, 1897–98
D'Autremont, 1646
Heppner, 1646, 1690, 1744
Toth, 1646, 1690, 1743–44

Basketball See Sports – Basketball
Battlefords Union Hospital See Hospitals – Battlefords Union Hospital
Beauval, Sask. See Gasoline – Underground storage tanks, Beauval
Beechy, Sask. See Health care, reform – Initiatives, Beechy
Betaseron See Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Betaseron, approval, multiple sclerosis
Beverage containers

Recyclable, environmental handling charge, 1699

Belanger, 116
D'Autremont, 181–82
Hillson, 428–29
MacKinnon, 181–82
Shillington, 116

Bicycles

Co-operators' Wise rider program, member's statement

Hamilton, 952–53

Big game See also Hunters/Hunting

Damage See also Motor vehicles, insurance – Rate increase

Draude, 120

Damage compensation program, 1428See also Wildlife Act, 1997 (No. 42)

Aldridge, 200
D'Autremont, 1071–72
Scott, 1071–72
Funding

Scott, 330

Petitions, 35, 78, 109, 206, 313, 393, 487, 511, 546, 577, 605, 663, 713, 741, 773, 797, 889, 975, 1245, 1944

Aldridge, 295
D'Autremont, 7, 1898
Draude, 77
McPherson, 35, 77, 175, 295, 343, 447, 487, 511, 545, 663, 713, 741, 773, 859, 951, 1199, 1897

Damage, management, 1427–28

Big River, Sask. See Forest industry – Tree nursery, Big River, closure
Bills, private See also Title of specific Bills (Royal Assent denoted by *)

*No. 301. Lutheran Church-Canada, Central District Act. Hamilton
*No. 302. Bank of Nova Scotia Trust Company Act, 1997. Wall
*No. 303. TD Trust Company Act, 1997. Murrell

Bills, public See also Title of specific Bills (Royal Assent denoted by *)

*No. 1. Northern Municipalities Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 10. Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Amendment Act, 1997. Mitchell
*No. 11. Constituency Boundaries Amendment Act, 1997. Mitchell
*No. 12. Farm Financial Stability Amendment Act, 1997. Upshall
*No. 13. Agricultural Credit of Saskatchewan Amendment Act, 1997. Upshall
*No. 14. Water Corporation Amendment Act, 1997. Lautermilch
*No. 15. Health Department Amendment Act, 1997. Cline
*No. 16. Occupational Therapists Act, 1997. Cline
*No. 17. Dental Disciplines Act. Cline
*No. 18. Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and Technicians Act. Serby
*No. 19. Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 1997. Shillington
*No. 2. Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 20. Small Claims Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 21. Condominium Property Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 22. Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 23. Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Act. Nilson
*No. 24. Court Jurisdiction and Proceedings Transfer Act. Nilson
*No. 25. Gas Licensing Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 26. Planning and Development Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 27. Municipal Tax Sharing (Potash) Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 28. Family Maintenance Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 29. Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 3. Urban Municipality Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 30. Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 31. Public Trustee Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 32. Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal (Regulatory Reform) Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 33. Miscellaneous Statutes Consequential Amendments Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 34. Young Offenders' Services Amendment Act, 1997. Calvert
*No. 35. Victims of Crime Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 36. Health Districts Amendment Act, 1997. Cline
*No. 38. Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 1997. MacKinnon
*No. 39. Multiculturalism Act. Teichrob
*No. 4. Municipal Board Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 40. Residential Services Amendment Act, 1997. Calvert
*No. 41. Crown Corporations Amendment Act, 1997. Wiens
*No. 42. Wildlife Act, 1997. Scott
*No. 43. Appropriation Act, 1997 (No. 1). MacKinnon
*No. 44. Wakamow Valley Authority Amendment, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 45. IPSCO Inc. and United Steelworkers of America, Local 5890, Collective Bargaining Agreement Act. Mitchell
*No. 46. Highways and Transportation Act, 1997. Renaud
*No. 47. Psychologists Act, 1997. Cline
*No. 48. Highways and Transportation Consequential Amendment Act, 1997. Renaud
*No. 49. Local Government Election Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 5. Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 1997. MacKinnon
*No. 50. Private Investigators and Security Guards Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 51. Arts Board Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 52. Community Bonds Amendment Act, 1997. Lingenfelter
*No. 53. Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 1997. MacKinnon
*No. 54. Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1997. MacKinnon
*No. 55. Agriculture Department Amendment Act, 1997. Upshall
*No. 56. Trust and Loans Corporation Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 57. Municipal Revenue Sharing Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 58. Saskatchewan Assistance Amendment Act, 1997. Calvert
*No. 59. Education Amendment Act, 1997. Atkinson
*No. 6. Superannuation Pension Plan Amendment Act, 1997. MacKinnon
*No. 60. Teachers' Federation Amendment Act, 1997. Atkinson
*No. 61. Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 1997. MacKinnon
*No. 62. Psychologists Amendment Act, 1997. Cline
*No. 63. Meewasin Valley Authority Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 64. Wascana Centre Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 65. Income Tax Amendment Act, 1997. MacKinnon
*No. 66. Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Act. Nilson
*No. 67. Agri-Food Amendment Act, 1997. Upshall
*No. 68. Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 69. Police Amendment Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 7. Cancer Foundation Amendment Act, 1997. Cline
*No. 70. Archives Amendment Act, 1997. Teichrob
*No. 71. Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act, 1997. Serby
*No. 72. Children's Law Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 73. Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 74. Family Maintenance Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 75. Matrimonial Property Act, 1997. Nilson
*No. 76. Appropriation Act, 1997 (No. 2). MacKinnon
*No. 9. Wanuskewin Heritage Park Act, 1997. Teichrob
No. 201. Regional Telephone Districts Act. Bjornerud
No. 202. Balanced Budget Amendment Act, 1997. Gantefoer
No. 203. Direct Debt Reduction Act. Gantefoer
No. 204. Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1997. Boyd
No. 205. Non-Profit Corporations Amendment Act, 1997. Goohsen
No. 206. Saskatchewan Health Ombudsman Act. Toth
No. 207. Saskatchewan Government Post-employment Code. Osika
No. 208. Employers of Babysitters Restitution Act. Goohsen
No. 209. Measures to Combat Child Prostitution Act. Julé
No. 210. Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act. Goohsen
No. 211. Gambling Addiction Accountability Act. Osika
No. 212. Integrity of Members of the Legislative Assembly Act. Hillson
No. 213. Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (FREE VOTES). Boyd
No. 215. Cabinet Travel Accountability Act. Osika
No. 216. Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (Sessional Dates). Haverstock
No. 217. Trade Union Amendment Act (Repealing Successor Rights). Goohsen
No. 218. Naming of Northern Municipal Airports Act. Belanger
No. 219. Government Whistleblower's Act. Hillson
No. 220. Shortline Railway Successor Rights Suspension Act. Belanger
No. 221. Saskatchewan Property Rights Act. D'Autremont
No. 222. Crown Corporations Accountability Act. Boyd
No. 223. Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (Duration of Assembly). Haverstock
No. 224. Legislative Assembly Public Presentations Act. Haverstock
No. 225. Municipalities VLT Commitment Act. Heppner
No. 226. Fire-fighting Equipment Tax Exemption Act. Draude
No. 227. Saskatchewan Health Bill of Rights and Responsibilities Act. Boyd
No. 228. Saskatchewan Big Game Damage Compensation Fee Act. D'Autremont
No. 229. Education and Health Tax Amendment Act, 1997 (Indians off-reserve). Boyd
No. 230. Farm Security Amendment Act, 1997. McPherson
No. 232. Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1997 (Appointments Review Committee/"ARC"). Boyd
No. 233. Saskatchewan Regulatory Reform Act. Boyd
No. 234. Crown Construction Tendering Agreement Revocation Act (No. 2). Boyd
No. 235. Maintenance of Equality of Senior Staff and Employee Raises ("MESSER") Act. D'Autremont
No. 236. Chief Electoral Officer Accountability Act. Osika
No. 237. NORTHERN Act. Belanger
No. 238. Wildlife Amendment Act, 1997. D'Autremont
No. 239. Crown Corporations Rate Review Act, 1997. Gantefoer
No. 240. Recall of Members Act, 1997. Krawetz
No. 37. Trade Union Amendment Act, 1997. Mitchell

Bioriginal Food and Science Corporation, Asquith See Agricultural products – Bioriginal Food and Science Corporation, Asquith
Biotechnology See Agricultural biotechnology
Birds

Migratory, sanctuary, Stuart Houston Ecology Centre, Redberry Lake, dedication, member's statement

Jess, 1746

Black Canadians

Black History Month in Saskatchewan, member's statement

Murray, 315

Blind and visually impaired persons

Library services, Regina Public Library in partnership with CNIB, member's statement

Hamilton, 891, 1745–46

Blood, contaminated See Health care – Hepatitis C victims
Board of Internal Economy

Membership

Speaker, 2005

Bombardier Inc., Montreal See Canadian Armed Forces – CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw, NATO Flying Training in Canada program, Bombardier role
Bre-X See Public employees pension plan – Bre-X investment, losses
Bridges See Highways and roads – Bridges
Bridges to Employment See Training programs – Saskatchewan Training Strategy: Bridges to Employment
Broomball See Sports – Broomball
Budget

Balanced, 304, 1850, 1852–53, 1857–59, 1862

Atkinson, 456
Belanger, 472–73
Boyd, 356
Bradley, 171, 188
Draude, 121
Goulet, 136
Kasperski, 231
Koenker, 94, 99, 442–43
Lautermilch, 463
Lorjé, 57
McPherson, 244
Murrell, 164
Osika, 268
Romanow, 500
Serby, 419
Sonntag, 195
Stanger, 410
Upshall, 481
Van Mulligen, 375
Wall, 51
Whitmore, 234

Balanced, Cameco shares, sale

Gantefoer, 325
Krawetz, 382, 384

Balanced, fourth consecutive, 1, 304

Crofford, 217
Jess, 105
Lautermilch, 462, 465
Scott, 328
Stanger, 410
Ward, 76

Deficit, 304

Atkinson, 456
Bradley, 189
Hamilton, 122
Kasperski, 231
Lorjé, 57–58, 365
Romanow, 502
Thomson, 341
Toth, 191, 458
Van Mulligen, 369–70, 375, 380

Deficit, elimination

Koenker, 442
Romanow, 507
Toth, 461

Deficit, reduction

Koenker, 442
McPherson, 247
Scott, 328
Shillington, 328
Tchorzewski, 222
Van Mulligen, 279, 370
Ward, 75

Forecasting, 1502–3
Provincial Auditor, concerns

Gantefoer, 325–26, 348
MacKinnon, 348–49
Toth, 349
Van Mulligen, 381

Stabilization fund See also Balanced above; Budget (March 18, 1993) – Crisis; Provincial Auditor, concerns above

Aldridge, 497
Draude, 121, 466
Haverstock, 483
Hillson, 425
Osika, 361
Toth, 460
Van Mulligen, 381–82

Budget (March 18, 1993)

Crisis See also Government – Bankruptcy, return from

Gantefoer, 346–48
Haverstock, 454
MacKinnon, 349
Romanow, 346–48, 454–55
Tchorzewski, 431
Toth, 349

Budget (March 20, 1997) See also particular subjects

Budget Address

MacKinnon [Minister of Finance], 303–9

Moved (MacKinnon) to resolve into Committee of Finance, 309

Amendment (Gantefoer), 327
subamendment (Boyd), 358

Moved (MacKinnon) to resume debate (March 21, 1997), 312
Debate, 309–12, 323–41, 351–74, 375–91, 404–22, 425–44, 455–84, 495–507
Speakers

Aldridge, 495–99
Atkinson, 455–57
Belanger, 472–78
Bjornerud, 414–17
Boyd, 356–58
Cline, 330–35
D'Autremont, 484
Draude, 464–67
Gantefoer, 309–12, 323–27
Goulet, 467–72
Hamilton, 387–91
Haverstock, 482–84
Heppner, 358–59
Hillson, 422, 425–29
Julé, 434–36
Koenker, 441–44
Krawetz, 382–87
Lautermilch, 461–64
Lorjé, 363–66
Mitchell, 436–41
Osika, 359–63
Pringle, 335–40
Romanow, 499–507
Scott, 328–30
Serby, 417–22
Shillington, 327–28
Stanger, 391, 405–10
Tchorzewski, 429–34
Thomson, 340–41, 351–56
Toth, 458–61
Upshall, 478–82
Van Mulligen, 368–74, 375–82
Wall, 366–68
Wiens, 410–14

Budget, federal (February 18, 1997)

Balanced See Transfer payments – Reduction
Deficit

Romanow, 507

Buffalo Pound Lake See Water – Level – Buffalo Pound Lake
Bus transportation See also Saskatchewan Transportation Company; Schools – Bus transportation

McPherson, 244

Business, 304See also Small business

Expansion, Weyburn

Bradley, 185

Investment programs See Economic and Co-operative Development Department
New, openings and expansion

Kowalsky, 242–43

New, openings and expansion, member's statement

Draude, 449

Northern Opportunities Conference

Goulet, 138

Partnerships, 1–2See also High technology – Synchrotron light source project; Municipalities – Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, extension; Rural communities – Partnership Agreement on Rural Development
Regina Chamber of Commerce, Prime Minister's speech, member's statement

Hillson, 1396

Regulations, reduction See also Saskatchewan Regulatory Reform Act (No. 233)

Boyd, 453
Romanow, 454

Regulations, review, commitment, Partnership for Growth

Boyd, 1455–56
Lingenfelter, 1455–56

Resource centres

Serby, 419

Southwest Centre for Entrepreneurial Development, Swift Current, 2

Wall, 48–49

Southwest Centre for Entrepreneurial Development, Swift Current, member's statement

Wall, 799–800