Hansard Subject Index - 23rd Legislature Session 2

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MacDonald, Karen See Citizens – Oxbow, resident, Karen MacDonald, car accident
MacKay (Harold) report See Universities – Revitalization, (MacKay) report
Main farm access program See Highways and roads – Main farm access program
Maintenance of Equality of Senior Staff and Employee Raises ("MESSER") Act (No. 235)

First reading

D'Autremont, 1655

Maintenance orders See Family Maintenance Act, 1997 (No. 74); Social assistance recipients – Single parents, maintenance support payments, lacking
Manitoba Wheat Pool See Canadian Wheat Board – Manitoba Wheat Pool
Manufacturing industry See also Equipment manufacturing

Bjornerud, 417
Hamilton, 123
Langford, 169
Murrell, 164
Thomson, 352
Toth, 192
Corporation income tax rate, reduction

Scott, 329–30
Stanger, 409

Direct agents, education and health tax phase-out

Hamilton, 389
Stanger, 409

Employment development, 305
Employment levels

Draude, 1131
Romanow, 1131

Investment tax credit

Hamilton, 389
Lautermilch, 462
Scott, 329

Investment tax credit, extension, used equipment, 305

Draude, 465
Koenker, 443
Stanger, 409
Van Mulligen, 376

Shipments

Belanger, 304, 473
Bradley, 171
Scott, 329
Stanger, 410
Wall, 48
Wiens, 412

Maple Leaf Foods International See Meat processing industry – Maple Leaf Foods International, relocation
Marketing boards See Agricultural products – Marketing boards
Martin (Peter)-Wilson (Earl) report See Justice Department – Public prosecutions, operational review, Martin-Wilson report
Matrimonial Property Act, 1997 (No. 75)

First reading

Nilson, 1541

Second reading

Nilson, 1542–43

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Hillson, 1561
Nilson, 1561

Third reading

Nilson, 1572

Royal Assent, 1936

Mattison, Dean See Lawyers – Law Society of Saskatchewan, investigation, Dean Mattison
McDonough, Alexa See Firearms Act (C-68) – Opposition, vs. NDP federal leader's position; Liberal Party of Saskatchewan – Conspiracy
McIntyre, Hon. Justice Joseph Gerard See Judges – Hon. Justice Joseph Gerard McIntyre
Measures to Combat Child Prostitution Act (No. 209)

First reading

Julé, 262

Second reading

Julé, 1600–1602, 1604–5
Pringle, 1602–4

Meat processing industry

Intercontinental Packers Ltd., expansion, 1783–84
Maple Leaf Foods International, relocation, 1779–81

Medicare, 1, 306, 308See also Health care – Jaw implants, medicare coverage

Belanger, 473
Bradley, 188
Cline, 331–35
Crofford, 216
Draude, 120
Goulet, 470
Hamilton, 125–26
Hillson, 101
Jess, 105
Kasperski, 231
Kowalsky, 236
Lautermilch, 462–63
Lorjé, 365
McLane, 225–26
Murrell, 106
Osika, 266, 269
Romanow, 500
Shillington, 328
Sonntag, 196
Tchorzewski, 224
Thomson, 68, 70, 72
Wall, 47, 49, 51, 367
Wartman, 76

Meewasin Valley Authority

Executive director, Fred Heal, passing, condolences, member's statement

Haverstock, 798
Julé, 743–44

Meewasin Valley Authority Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 63)

First reading

Mitchell, 1402

Second reading

Mitchell, 1457

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Mitchell, 1686

Third reading

Mitchell, 1687

Royal Assent, 1937

Members' statements See Particular subjects
Mental health

Mental Health Week, May 5-9, 1997, member's statement

Koenker, 1479–80

Métis, 821–22See also Hunters/Hunting – Métis rights; Training programs – Partnerships, first nations and Métis

Crofford, 218
Government support and recognition, 826–27
Population, definition and identification, 824–25
Self-government

Crofford, 218

Métis Nation of Saskatchewan

Associated entities fund, 823–24, 1828
Funding, core, 822–23
Gambling revenue, projection, 1828
Self-sufficiency, self-determination, government strategy, 827–28

Midwifery See Health care – Midwifery services
Miller High School, Regina See Young Offenders Act – Changes, Miller High School students
Milne, William Johnstone See World War I – Vimy Ridge, Victoria Cross recipient, W.J. Milne
Mines

Abandoned, fund, 1587

Minimum wage See Wages and salaries – Minimum wage
Mining industry, 1–2See also Coal mining industry; Diamond industry; Potash industry; Uranium industry

Belanger, 128
Goulet, 471
Jess, 105
Kowalsky, 242
Direct agents, sales tax, exception, consideration, 1583, 1701
Environmental quality committees

Goulet, 472

Exploration, development, production and processing, Energy and Mines Department, role, 1580
Multi-party training plan, 973–74

Goulet, 470

Operating costs, taxation, 1580

Belanger, 131

Prosperity, Energy and Mines Department, role, 1579–80
Royalties, level, impact, 1582–83, 1701

Ministerial assistants See Cabinet ministers – Ministerial assistants
Ministerial statements

Grain marketing

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

Boyd, 400–401
Upshall, 400

High schools

Music credits

Atkinson, 292
Heppner, 292–93
Krawetz, 292

Highways and Transportation Department

Minister, resignation, April 28, 1997

Boyd, 1132
Gantefoer, 1132
McPherson, 1132
Renaud, 1132

Housing

Low income, project, Saskatoon

Haverstock, 1208
Heppner, 1208
Hillson, 1207–8
Teichrob, 1207

Municipalities

Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, extension

Bjornerud, 402
Heppner, 402–3
Teichrob, 402

Prostitution

Child prostitutes, government action, strategy

Calvert, 1485–86
Julé, 1486
Toth, 1486–87

Saskatchewan Water Corporation, employees, flood control contribution

Draude, 401
Goohsen, 401–2
Lautermilch, 401

Training programs

JobStart program/Future Skills program, expansion

Heppner, 1283
Krawetz, 1283
Mitchell, 1282

Saskatchewan Training Strategy: Bridges to Employment

Heppner, 898
Krawetz, 898
Mitchell, 897–98

Youth Futures program, pilot project, Prince Albert

Heppner, 1698
Krawetz, 1698
Mitchell, 1697–98

Transportation

Strategy, comprehensive

Goohsen, 751
McPherson, 750
Renaud, 749–50

Miscellaneous Statutes Consequential Amendments Act, 1997 (No. 33)

First reading

Shillington, 321

Second reading, 1292

D'Autremont, 808
Nilson, 808
Osika, 808

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Hillson, 1418–19
Nilson, 1419

Third reading

Nilson, 1419

Royal Assent, 1513

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal (Regulatory Reform) Act, 1997 (No. 32)

First reading

Shillington, 321

Second reading, 1292

D'Autremont, 807–8
Nilson, 807
Osika, 807

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Nilson, 1419

Third reading

Nilson, 1419

Royal Assent, 1513

Moose Jaw, Sask. See Wakamow Valley Authority Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 44)
Moose Mountain Health District

Patient confidentiality, concerns

Calvert, 803
Toth, 803

Morin, Louis See Athabasca constituency – Resident, Louis Morin
Mothers See Family – Mother's Day, tribute
Motions See Seventy-five minute debate
Motions (Rule 46)

Alameda dam, water storage facilities, flood protection, Manitoba, moved (Boyd), 1102
Canadian Armed Forces, CFB 15 Wing Moose Jaw, future, moved (Romanow), 1030–34
Elections, federal (June 2, 1997), voting hours, Saskatchewan, Canada Election Act, changes, moved (Romanow), 1102–5
Floods, disaster assistance program, moved (Goohsen), 519–20
Grain transportation, delivery to elevator system and port terminals, delays, federal government condemnation, moved (Boyd); amendment (McPherson), 17–29
Political parties, contributions, Chief Electoral Officer's investigation, report, moved (Hillson), 1906
Youth, crime, combating, special task force establishing, moved (Hillson), 30–33

Motions for return (debatable)

No. 1. Wascana Energy Inc, sale, meeting details between Talisman and government officials, moved (D'Autremont), 1879
No. 10. Indians/First Nations, sentencing circles, number held in 1996, moved (Hillson), 1881
No. 11. Indians/First Nations, sentencing circles, number held in 1995, moved (Hillson), 1881
No. 12. Indians/First Nations, sentencing circles, number held in 1994, moved (Hillson), 1881
No. 13. Indians/First Nations, sentencing circles, number held in 1993, moved (Hillson), 1881
No. 14. Education, sex education, wooden demonstrators, list of purchasers, moved (Heppner), 1881–82
No. 15. Energy and Mines Department, (1995-96) breakdown of lawsuit settlements, moved (Belanger), 1882
No. 16. Energy and Mines Department, (1992-93) breakdown of lawsuit settlements, moved (Belanger), 1882
No. 17. Energy and Mines Department, (1993-94) breakdown of lawsuit settlements, moved (Belanger), 1882–83
No. 18. Energy and Mines Department, (1994-95) breakdown of lawsuit settlements, moved (Belanger), 1883
No. 19. Health district boards, funding to each board in 1997-98, moved (McLane), 1883
No. 2. Economic development, revenues (1992-93) from various sectors for Northern Saskatchewan, moved (Belanger), 1879
No. 21. Northern Saskatchewan, number of meat inspectors, moved (Belanger), 1883–84
No. 22. Health care, facilities, capital projects, moved (Julé), 1884
No. 23. Saskatchewan Forest Products Corporation, total value of construction projects in 1997, moved (Gantefoer), 1884
No. 24. Saskatchewan Government Insurance, total value of construction projects in 1997, moved (Gantefoer), 1884
No. 25. Saskatchewan Transportation Company, total value of construction projects in 1997, moved (Gantefoer), 1884
No. 26. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, total value of construction projects in 1997, moved (Gantefoer), 1884–85
No. 27. Saskatchewan Water Corporation, total value of construction projects in 1997, moved (Gantefoer), 1885
No. 28. SaskEnergy Incorporated, total value of construction projects in 1997, moved (Gantefoer), 1885
No. 29. Saskatchewan Telecommunications, total value of construction projects in 1997, moved (Gantefoer), 1885
No. 3. Economic development, revenues (1993-94) from various sectors for Northern Saskatchewan, moved (Belanger), 1879–80
No. 30. Housing, Northern Saskatchewan, mortgage interest rates, moved (Belanger), 1885–86
No. 31. Highways and roads, Northern Saskatchewan, project funding, moved (Belanger), 1886–87
No. 32. Public employees pension plan, Bre-x investment (1995-96), moved (Heppner), 1887
No. 33. Public employees pension plan, Bre-x investment (1996-97), moved (Heppner), 1887–88
No. 34. SaskEnergy Incorporated, summary of expropriated lands (1991), moved (McLane), 1888
No. 35. SaskEnergy Incorporated, summary of expropriated lands (1992), moved (McLane), 1888
No. 36. SaskEnergy Incorporated, summary of expropriated lands (1993), moved (McLane), 1888
No. 37. SaskEnergy Incorporated, summary of expropriated lands (1994), moved (McLane), 1888
No. 38. SaskEnergy Incorporated, summary of expropriated lands (1995), moved (McLane), 1888
No. 39. SaskEnergy Incorporated, summary of expropriated lands (1996), moved (McLane), 1888
No. 4. Economic development, revenues (1994-95) from various sectors for Northern Saskatchewan, moved (Belanger), 1880
No. 40. Saskatchewan Water Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1991), moved (McLane), 1888
No. 41. Saskatchewan Water Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1992), moved (McLane), 1888–89
No. 42. Saskatchewan Water Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1993), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 43. Saskatchewan Water Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1994), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 44. Saskatchewan Water Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1995), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 45. Saskatchewan Water Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1996), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 46. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1991), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 47. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1992), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 48. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1993), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 49. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1994), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 5. Economic development, revenues (1995-96) from various sectors for Northern Saskatchewan, moved (Belanger), 1880
No. 50. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1995), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 51. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, summary of expropriated lands (1996), moved (McLane), 1889
No. 52. Saskatchewan Power Corporation, summary of expropriated and intended expropriated lands relating to Condie-Queen Elizabeth line, moved (McLane), 1890
No. 53. Saskatchewan Telecommunications, summary of expropriated lands (1991), moved (McLane), 1890
No. 54. Saskatchewan Telecommunications, summary of expropriated lands (1992), moved (McLane), 1890
No. 55. Saskatchewan Telecommunications, summary of expropriated lands (1993), moved (McLane), 1890
No. 56. Saskatchewan Telecommunications, summary of expropriated lands (1995), moved (McLane), 1890
No. 57. Saskatchewan Telecommunications, summary of expropriated lands (1996), moved (McLane), 1890
No. 7. Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation, Melville office rental fees and Provincial Court expenditures moved (Osika), 1880
No. 8. Justice Department, moved (Hillson); withdrawn, 1880
No. 9. Correctional centres, food services budget in 1996, moved (Hillson), 1880–81

Motions for supply (interim)

Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1996, General Revenue Fund, moved (MacKinnon)

MacKinnon, 617

Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1997, General Revenue Fund, moved (MacKinnon)

MacKinnon, 1876

Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1998, General Revenue Fund, moved (MacKinnon)

MacKinnon, 1876

Expenses, fiscal year ending March 31, 1998, moved (MacKinnon), 527–35, 562–69, 590–603, 613–17

Belanger, 590–94
Draude, 528–29, 562–65
Gantefoer, 527–29
Goohsen, 533–34, 595–600
Hillson, 594–95
Julé, 565–67
Krawetz, 531–32
MacKinnon, 527–35, 563–69, 590–99, 601–2, 614–17
McLane, 529–31, 567–69
Toth, 601–3, 613–17

Motor vehicles See also Highways and Transportation Department – Motor vehicles, purchase, Canadian industry, support

Natural gas, conversion, licensing agreement, Saskatchewan Research Council, revenue, 1331
New, sales

Belanger, 472
Serby, 419
Stanger, 410
Wiens, 412

Registration See also Highways and roads – Funding, fuel tax and licence registration

Commercial and international, plans, 1795

Repair, Canadian Automobile Association and Ford Student Auto Skills Championship, winners, member's statement

Renaud, 1747

Thefts, teenagers See also Motor vehicles, insurance – Rate increase; Youth – Crime

Boyd, 13–14
Hillson, 12–13
Nilson, 12–13, 13–14
Osika, 269
Toth, 193–94

Motor vehicles, insurance See also Saskatchewan Government Insurance; Snowmobiles – Insurance coverage

Leased vehicles, surcharge

Osika, 801, 1157–58
Serby, 801, 1158

Personal injury protection plan

Hillson, 427
Compensation, victims of crime fund, access, proposal, 1474
Public review

Boyd, 1400–1401
D'Autremont, 1400
Heppner, 1401
Serby, 1400–1401
Toth, 193, 1400

Rate increase

Aldridge, 200
Crofford, 1280–81
Draude, 113–14, 800
Goohsen, 114, 162
Hillson, 427, 1538
Krawetz, 1068–69
Lautermilch, 1538
Serby, 113–15, 800, 1068–69
Toth, 1280

Multi-party training plan See Mining industry – Multi-party training plan
Multiculturalism Act (No. 39)

First reading

Teichrob, 322

Second reading, 934

Julé, 752–54
Teichrob, 751–52
Toth, 754–55

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Belanger, 1082, 1085, 1087–88
Heppner, 1086–87
Hillson, 1083–84
Teichrob, 1082–88

Third reading

Teichrob, 1088

Royal Assent, 1196

Multiculturalism Act, 1997 (No. 39)
Multiple sclerosis See Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Betaseron, approval; Health care – Multiple sclerosis
Municipal Board See Saskatchewan Municipal Board
Municipal Board Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 4)

First reading

Shillington, 85

Second reading, 933

Bjornerud, 755–56
Toth, 756
Upshall, 754–55

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Heppner, 1297–98
Hillson, 1296–97
Teichrob, 1296–98

Third reading

Upshall, 1298

Royal Assent, 1513

Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 38)

First reading

MacKinnon, 322

Second reading, 1320

Osika, 984–85
Upshall, 984

Committee of the Whole Assembly

MacKinnon, 1493
Toth, 1493

Third reading

MacKinnon, 1495

Royal Assent, 1514

Municipal Government Department See also Internet – Development, infrastructure programs

Estimates (1997-98), 762–71, 1572–79, 1835–39

Bjornerud, 768–71, 1835–36
D'Autremont, 1837–39
Heppner, 1576–79
Hillson, 763–68, 1572–76
Teichrob, 762–71, 1572–79, 1835–39

Function, 1232

Municipal Law Committee

Name substitution, moved (Gantefoer)

Gantefoer, 781

Name substitution, moved (MacKinnon)

MacKinnon, 2064–65

Municipal Revenue Sharing Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 57)

First reading

Teichrob, 1030

Second reading

Bjornerud, 1345
Draude, 1345–47
Teichrob, 1345

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Bjornerud, 1891–93
Teichrob, 1891–95
Toth, 1894

Third reading

Teichrob, 1895

Royal Assent, 1937

Municipal Tax Sharing (Potash) Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 27)

First reading

Teichrob, 293

Second reading

Bjornerud, 904
Teichrob, 904

Committee of the Whole Assembly

Heppner, 1295–96
Hillson, 1294
Teichrob, 1294–95

Third reading

Upshall, 1298

Royal Assent, 1513

Municipalities, 4See also Communities; Northern municipalities; Planning and Development Amendment Act, 1997 (No. 26); Property – Reassessment; Rural municipalities; Urban municipalities

Heppner, 360
Julé, 152
Krawetz, 65
Amalgamation, 1231See also Revenue sharing below; Service Districts Act

Aldridge, 198
Bjornerud, 416
Hillson, 1902–3
Osika, 363
Teichrob, 1903
Fund, 1231
Proposals, Municipal Boundary Committee reviews, 1231

Canada-Saskatchewan infrastructure works program, 1576

Bradley, 171, 185
Draude, 467
Hillson, 425
Kasperski, 230
Langford, 169
Serby, 422
Extension, 2, 305

Bjornerud, 74, 397, 417
Hamilton, 124–25
Teichrob, 397
Trew, 166

Extension, ministerial statement (Teichrob)

Bjornerud, 402
Heppner, 402–3
Teichrob, 402

Debt, infrastructure, buildings, machinery and equipment, 1233
Elections See Health district boards – Elections; Local Government Election Office
Financial problems, Municipal Board, intervention, 1232
Funding See also Government expenditures – Reduction, burden transfer

Aldridge, 198
Bjornerud, 73, 317–18, 396–97
Boyd, 357
Heppner, 319, 359
Romanow, 317–18, 319–20
Teichrob, 397
Van Mulligen, 377

Futures program, cancellation

Bjornerud, 491, 1652
Teichrob, 491–92, 1652

Gasoline storage tanks, underground

Aldridge, 198–99

Infrastructure See also Floods – Disaster assistance program

Funding

Scott, 329

Police Act, changes vs. assault charge, Estevan police officer

Boyd, 928–29
Nilson, 928–29

Policing costs, distribution, 766
Reassessment

Implementation, minimum tax, 765–66
Implementation, six-year phase in, 764–65
Problems

Aldridge, 198

Problems, Saltcoats

Bjornerud, 1481–82, 1540, 1805–6
Lautermilch, 1540
Teichrob, 1481–82, 1805–6

Problems, values information, Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency, responsibility, 763–64, 1574–75

Hillson, 893–94
Teichrob, 894

Revenue sharing, 1836–37See also Amalgamation above; Communities – Community development program

Bjornerud, 892–93, 927–28, 955–56
Teichrob, 892–93, 928, 955–56
Reduction, 639, 768–70, 1850, 1853–56

Aldridge, 497
Belanger, 476
Bjornerud, 73–74, 416–17, 1155, 1339–40
D'Autremont, 484
Draude, 467, 1308
Gantefoer, 311
Haverstock, 482
Hillson, 427–28, 1207, 1311
Julé, 435
Koenker, 442
Krawetz, 64, 383
MacKinnon, 1311
Osika, 268–69, 362–63
Serby, 421–22
Teichrob, 1155, 1207, 1308–9, 1311, 1339–40
Toth, 459

Reduction, reversal, petitions, 35, 78, 109, 141, 176, 343, 447, 545, 577, 975, 1092, 1944

D'Autremont, 77–78, 141, 313
Goohsen, 35, 109
Heppner, 7, 393, 511, 545, 663, 951, 1063, 1898

Reduction, timing, 1575–76

Municipalities VLT Commitment Act (No. 225)

First reading

Heppner, 958

Second reading

Heppner, 1225–27, 1228–29
Thomson, 1228
Toth, 1227–28

Museums See also Western Development Museum, Saskatoon

Ukrainian Museum of Canada, Saskatoon, Faded Beauty exhibit, member's statement

Julé, 775–76

Volunteer, Humboldt, Ron Bell, recognition, member's statement

Julé, 395

Music See also High schools – Music credits

Saskatchewan Country Music Association's eighth annual MIKEE awards, member's statement

Flavel, 345–46

Saskatchewan country music entertainer of the year, Marilyn Faye Parney, Rosetown, congratulations, member's statement

Wiens, 744

Saskatchewan Express 16th anniversary tour, member's statement

Julé, 924

Mycogen Corporation, San Diego See Canola – Mycogen Corporation, San Diego