Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2

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Gambling See also Casinos; Liquor and Gaming Authority; Lotteries; Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation

Draude, 118
Lautermilch, 464
Addiction

Osika, 81–82
Serby, 81–82
District health boards, cost

Cline, 260
Heppner, 260

Treatment, cost, Liquor and Gaming Authority, responsibility

Cline, 398–99
Osika, 398–99

Expansion, social impact

Julé, 152
Independent study, commissioning

Osika, 361
Moved (Osika)

Osika, 2080–82

Petitions, 511, 577, 741, 773, 921, 951, 1533, 1690, 1944

Draude, 545, 713, 741, 921, 1645
Hillson, 921
Julé, 487, 511, 545, 713, 741, 889
Krawetz, 1897
McLane, 1505
Osika, 487

Portfolios, two

Krawetz, 66

Revenue sharing agreement, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations

Heppner, 866
Serby, 866

Gambling Addiction Accountability Act (No. 211)

First reading

Osika, 404

Second reading

Draude, 1406–7
Osika, 1404–6, 1408
Thomson, 1407–8

Gas Licensing Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 25)

First reading

Teichrob, 293

Second reading, 934

Osika, 756–58
Toth, 758
Upshall, 756

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Bjornerud, 1078–81
Teichrob, 1078–81

Third reading

Teichrob, 1088

Royal Assent, 1196

Gasoline

Price, increase, member's statement

Thomson, 11

Underground storage tanks See also Municipalities – Gasoline storage tanks, underground

Beauval, 1420–21
Removal, 1429See also Small business – Gasoline underground storage tanks, removal, impact; Uranium City, Sask. – Farm fuel, removal

Gasoline tax See also Highways and roads – Funding – Fuel tax

Gantefoer, 325
Koenker, 442

Geography challenge See Students – National Canadian Geography Challenge
Gilroy, Doug See Journalism – Prairie Wildlife column, The Western Producer, columnist
Goods and services tax See also Sales taxes – Harmonization

Tchorzewski, 433

Government, 4

Boyd, 358
Bradley, 171, 185, 189
Lorjé, 56
Osika, 267
Accountability

Osika, 361

Agenda

See Priorities below

Bankruptcy, return from, 1See also Budget (March 18, 1993) – Crisis

Cline, 331
Draude, 118
Hamilton, 388
Jess, 105
Kowalsky, 236
Romanow, 506
Shillington, 327
Tchorzewski, 222, 224
Thomson, 68, 72, 352
Van Mulligen, 373–74

Caucus, confidentiality, 304
Contracts, tendering policy, fair, 1851
Credit rating

Hamilton, 123
Kowalsky, 243
Lorjé, 58

Credit rating, member's statement

Whitmore, 1899

Downsizing

Shillington, 328

Employees See Public service
Fees and charges

Hillson, 428

Financial crisis See Budget (March 18, 1993) – Crisis
Financial management, responsible, 1, 4, 304, 308–9

Atkinson, 456
Bradley, 170, 189
Hamilton, 124, 388
Jess, 103
Kasperski, 231
Koenker, 94
Kowalsky, 243
Krawetz, 61, 66
Lautermilch, 462
Lorjé, 52, 56–58
Murray, 105–6
Murrell, 164
Pringle, 335
Scott, 328
Sonntag, 196, 198
Stanger, 405
Tchorzewski, 222, 432
Upshall, 481
Wall, 50–51
Whitmore, 234

Honest, open, accessible and accountable

Lorjé, 365
Thomson, 67, 352, 356

Loan guarantees, 1504
Lobbyists, rules See also Saskatchewan Government Post-employment Code (No. 207)

Calvert, 146
Osika, 146

Open and accountable See also Annual reports – Tabling, timeliness; Health district boards – Information, availability

Boyd, 1904
Gantefoer, 325
Julé, 435
Romanow, 1904
Toth, 460

Open and accountable, election promise, 1851
Policies See also Small business – Government policy, impact; Women – Government policy, effect, analysis, gender lens

Draude, 118

Priorities, 4, 304See also Financial management, responsible above

Hillson, 425
Kasperski, 230
Kowalsky, 236
Tchorzewski, 221
Van Mulligen, 273

Programs and services

Atkinson, 456
Romanow, 507

Programs and services, funding

Scott, 329
Tchorzewski, 433

Record

Boyd, 1905
Romanow, 1905–6

Regional offices

Serby, 418

Regulations See Regulations
Role, 304

Koenker, 98
Lorjé, 58
Sonntag, 195

Size

Tchorzewski, 222

Supply and services See Supply and services

Government building space

Leases, payments, 998–99
Leases, payments, listing, document, availability, 999–1000
Long-term contracts and renovations, listing, 999–1001
Melville See also Environment and Resource Management Department – Office space, Melville, renovations, cost

Osika, 117
Serby, 117

Government departments

Annual reports, timeliness

Osika, 1158
Upshall, 1158–59

Deputy ministers, women, 1236–37

Government expenditures See also Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Debt; Government – Loan guarantees; Pensions – Liability, unfunded

Tchorzewski, 432
Van Mulligen, 272
Accountability

Tchorzewski, 432

Capital funding

Serby, 422

Debt, 4, 304

Belanger, 473
Bradley, 186
Goulet, 135, 137
Hamilton, 122, 388
Haverstock, 482–84
Koenker, 94, 442–43
Lautermilch, 462
Lorjé, 57–58, 365
McPherson, 246–47
Murrell, 164
Osika, 268
Romanow, 502
Scott, 329
Stanger, 410
Tchorzewski, 221, 430
Toth, 191
Van Mulligen, 279–80, 372–73
Wall, 51

Debt, interest payments, 304, 309, 1502–3

Atkinson, 456
Belanger, 473
Bradley, 186, 189
Gantefoer, 311
Kowalsky, 243
Krawetz, 384
Scott, 328–29
Tchorzewski, 221
Toth, 459
Upshall, 481
Van Mulligen, 372–73, 376

Debt, reduction, 4, 304, 308–9, 1366–68See also Income tax – Debt reduction surtax; Income tax – Deficit surtax, revenue; Income tax – Surcharges

Atkinson, 456–57
Belanger, 473
Bjornerud, 74
Bradley, 171, 189
Cline, 331, 334
Haverstock, 482–83
Hillson, 425
Koenker, 442–43
Kowalsky, 241, 243
Lorjé, 58
Murrell, 164
Osika, 361
Pringle, 336, 340
Romanow, 500, 507
Serby, 422
Sonntag, 195
Stanger, 408
Tchorzewski, 222, 433
Thomson, 352, 355
Upshall, 481
Van Mulligen, 375–80
Wall, 51, 366
Ward, 75

Financial plan, government as a whole

Gantefoer, 325
Haverstock, 484
Hillson, 426

Financial plan, government as a whole, Provincial Auditor's recommendation, 1369–70

Krawetz, 382

Management, NDP position

Toth, 459

Reduction

Haverstock, 483–84

Reduction, burden transfer, moved (Krawetz)

Bjornerud, 2076–77
Draude, 2077–79
Krawetz, 2070–72
Murrell, 2075–76
Toth, 2072–75

Special warrants

Gantefoer, 326

Summary financial statements

Van Mulligen, 280

Government expenditures (federal government)

Debt, reduction

Langford, 169
Romanow, 507
Thomson, 70

Deficit, reduction, 1316

Government revenue, 1850See also Equalization payments; Taxation; Transfer payments

Van Mulligen, 378, 380
Bjornerud, 74
Haverstock, 483–84
Julé, 150
McPherson, 246–47
Northern Saskatchewan See also Non-renewable resources; Uranium industry – Resource development and revenue sharing

Belanger, 128–29, 478

Government Whistleblower's Act (No. 219)

First reading

Hillson, 669

Governor General's awards See Writers and poets – Governor General's award, recipients
Grain

Driers, manufacturing, DryAir 2000, St. Brieux, member's statement

Julé, 1450

Terminal, construction, Balcarres, member's statement

Osika, 1125

Terminal, Dodsland-Plenty area, construction, member's statement

Wiens, 1247–48

Terminals, inland, new, 3

Kowalsky, 243

Grain marketing See also Canadian Wheat Board

Barley, Canadian Wheat Board monopoly, producers/farmers plebiscite/poll, 1865

Boyd, 397
Tchorzewski, 431
Upshall, 397–98
Government advertising, 1381–82
Ministerial statement (Upshall)

Boyd, 400–401
Upshall, 400

Dual marketing, Alberta producers' preference, member's statement

Boyd, 450

Dual marketing, Canadian Wheat Growers Association, meeting

D'Autremont, 517
Upshall, 517

Western Canadian wheat board, proposal, 844–45

Grain transportation See also Rail transportation/railways

Whitmore, 234–35
Delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, 847–48

Ward, 76
Whitmore, 232

Delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, federal government condemnation

Tchorzewski, 223–24
Bradley, 188
McPherson, 248
Moved (Boyd); amendment (McPherson)

Bjornerud, 23–24
Boyd, 17–18
D'Autremont, 18–19
Goohsen, 28–29
Langford, 29
McPherson, 23
Renaud, 19–23
Upshall, 24–27

Premier's role

Goohsen, 42–43
Renaud, 43

Delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, responsibility, 1385–86, 1825–26
Freight rates, subsidies, Western Grain Transportation Act, Crow rate, elimination, 3, 305See also Crown land; Highways and roads – Funding – Crow benefit

Bjornerud, 417–18
Bradley, 188–89
Gantefoer, 312
Hamilton, 124, 390
Jess, 103–4
Kasperski, 231
Kowalsky, 243
Romanow, 500
Serby, 421
Sonntag, 197
Tchorzewski, 223–24, 430, 433
Toth, 192
Trew, 167
Upshall, 481
Van Mulligen, 279
Ward, 76
Whitmore, 232

Freight rates, subsidies, Western Grain Transportation Act, Crow rate, elimination, plans to offset, 847–48
Inquiry, federal

Boyd, 2034
Romanow, 2034

Port of Churchill

Bradley, 189
Jess, 104

Producer-assembled grain train, Eston, member's statement See also Rail transportation/railways – Short-line development – Successor rights, elimination

Stanger, 1947

Gravelbourg Tribune See Thunder Creek Constituency – Truck-bus accident, Gravelbourg Tribune weekly paper
Great Britain

Labour Party, election win, member's statement

Heppner, 1306
Whitmore, 1305–6

Grinning Lizard Teen Wellness Centre, Moose Jaw See Youth – Grinning Lizard Teen Wellness Centre, Moose Jaw
Gross domestic product (GDP)

Belanger, 473

Gross revenue insurance program (GRIP) See also Crop insurance – Bills, outstanding, collection, Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan

Changes

Bjornerud, 418
Draude, 121
Julé, 150
Krawetz, 66
Tchorzewski, 433
Court action, 739, 851–56
Court action, cost

Boyd, 516–17, 551
MacKinnon, 551
Upshall, 516–17

Court action, government liability, 739, 845–47, 851, 1379
Objective, 851

Liability, total, 850
Overpayment See also Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan – Gross revenue insurance program, collection agent

Bills, collection, 840–41, 1378–79
Bills, collection, crop insurance, eligibility, 1378–80

Group homes

Autistic people, 1643
Funding

Calvert, 43–44, 84–85, 116
Julé, 43–44, 84, 116
Lorjé, 365

Guaranteed income supplement See Senior citizens – Saskatchewan Income Plan, combined payment old age security and guaranteed income supplement, tax exemption, effect
Gun control See Firearms Act (C-68)
Guyana Electricity Corporation See SaskPower Commercial – Investment, Guyana Electricity Corporation