Hansard Subject Index - 4th Session of the 23rd Legislature

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L & M Wood products
- See
  - Forest industry
La Loche, Sask.
- See
  - Highways and roads – Garson Lake road
  - Hospitals – New, construction – Northern Saskatchewan, Meadow Lake, Stony Rapids and La Loche
Labour
- Legislation, 47, 439
  - Delineation, 1044
Labour Department
- Estimates, main (1999-2000), 845–49, 1037–47
  - Crofford, 845–49, 1037–46
  - McPherson, 1039–47
  - Toth, 845–49, 1037–39
- Estimates, supplementary (1998-99)
  - Crofford, 1047
- Minister, daughter's death, condolences, member's statement
  - D'Autremont, 531
  - Osika, 531
  - Stanger, 531
- Occupational Health and Safety Division, funding, accountability, 1039
- Staff
  - Increase, 1039
  - Salary increases, 1039
Labour disputes
- Co-operation, 360
- Public service, lockouts and back to work legislation, 1040–41
- Right to strike, essential services designation, 846–48, 1037
  - Legislation, 1040–41
  - New approach/tool, 1039–40
Labour force 361, 381
- See also
- Benefits, costs
  - See
    - Employment development – Advertisement, SaskTel, "lowest employee benefit costs," member's statement
- Creative and knowledgeable, 1, 57
- Family-related leave, Labour Standards Act, changes, 852
- Hours of work, additional, assignment, 1041–42
- Workers killed and injured, Day of Mourning, April 28, 1999
  - Moment of silence observance
    - Crofford, 866
- Workers killed and injured, Day of Mourning, April 28, 1999, member's statement
  - Osika, 860
  - Toth, 859–60
  - Trew, 859
Labour market
- See also
  - Regional colleges – Review committee
- Canada-Saskatchewan Agreement on Labour Market Development, 982
Labour relations 199
- Collective bargaining, 360, 1046
  - See also
    - Nurses
  - Atkinson, 629
  - Osika, 629
Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 11)
- First reading
  - Van Mulligen, 809
- Second reading
  - MacKinnon, 910
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 980–81
  - Gantefoer, 980–81
- Third reading
  - Cline, 981
- Royal Assent, 1161
Labour Standards Act 360
- Amendments, proclaiming, 1041
- Northern exemption, 1044–45
- Section 13(4)
  - See
    - Labour force – Hours of work, additional, assignment
- Section 43
  - See
    - Employers – Layoff requirement notice and termination requirement notice, differentiation
- Section 72
  - See
    - Labour – Legislation – Delineation
Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation
- See
  - Potato industry – Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation
Lakeland Community College
- See
  - Oil industry – Heavy oil – Science centre, Lloydminster, member's statement
Land Information Services Corporation
- Assets and liabilities, 1006
- Establishment
  - Heppner, 808–9
  - Nilson, 809
  - Cost, 1006–7
Land Information Services Facilitation Act (No. 35)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 866
- Second reading
  - Nilson, 948
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Heppner, 968–69
  - Julé, 969–70
  - Nilson, 968–70
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 981
- Royal Assent, 1161
Land Titles
- Computerization
  - See
    - Land Information Services Corporation – Establishment
  - Coordination role, Information Technology Office, 518
Langbank, Sask.
- See
  - Schools – Construction
Langefeld, Mark
- See
  - Potato industry – Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation – Chief Executive Officer
Langenburg, Sask.
- See
  - Health care – Centres
Law Day
- April 14, 1999, member's statement
  - Lorje, 564
Leader Post
- Political columnist, Murray, Mandryk, birth of daughter, congratulations, member's statement
  - Julé, 860
Learning
- See
  - Education
Legal aid
- Access, 1032
- Caseloads, 1004
- Lawyers, availability, 1030–31
- Qualification criteria, 1032
Legislative Assembly
- Clerk, recognition, 25 years of service, member's statement
  - Haverstock, 804
  - MacKinnon, 803
  - Osika, 804
  - Toth, 803–4
- Estimates (1999-2000), committee referral (Estimates), moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 586
- Four year term
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 209) (four year term)
- Journals Clerk, retirement and 30 years service acknowledgment
  - Speaker, 1160
- Opening ceremonies
  - Speaker, 6
- Order of business, April 27, 1999, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 798
- Order of precedence after daily routine, May 4, 1999, moved (Van Mulligen)
  - Van Mulligen, 964
- Sergeant-at-Arms, birthday, member's statement
  - Hillson, 609
- Staff, acknowledgement
  - Flavel, 1156–57
- Votes, free allowing
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1999 (FREE VOTES) (No. 211)
- Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Romanow)
  - Romanow, 6
Legislative Assembly – Adjournment
- April 1-7, 1999, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 422
- April 14, 1999, recess to recognize the 75th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force, moved (Van Mulligen)
  - Van Mulligen, 570
- April 22, 1999, recess to honour Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal recipients, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 715
- May 6, 1999
  - Speaker, 1159–61
- May 6, 1999, moved (MacKinnon)
  - Krawetz, 1159
  - MacKinnon, 1158
  - Osika, 1159
Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1999 (FREE VOTES) (No. 211)
- First reading
  - Krawetz, 537
Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 209) (four year term)
- First reading
  - Krawetz, 809
Legislative Assembly – Announcements
- Pages, introduction
  - Speaker, 5
Legislative Assembly – Hours of sitting
- May 6, 1999, moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 1114
Legislative Assembly members
- See also
  - Canada Health Act
  - Medicare
- Administrative assistants and secretaries, tribute, member's statement
  - Goohsen, 579
- Constituency expenses, charitable foundations
  - Krawetz, 400–401
  - Van Mulligen, 400–401
  - Donations
    - Haverstock, 249
    - Krawetz, 216–18, 246–48, 298–99, 337–39
    - Lingenfelter, 216–18, 246–49
    - Van Mulligen, 298–99, 338–39
- Cypress Hills constituency
  - See also
    - Child sexual abuse
  - Resignation
    - Speaker, 687
  - Suspending, expelling and declaring seat vacant, moved (MacKinnon)
    - D'Autremont, 657
    - MacKinnon, 657
    - Withdrawal
      - MacKinnon, 691
- Former
  - Cumberland constituency, Lawrence Yew, 201
  - Expense accounts, investigation and court cases, 440
    - Costs, 1032
    - Pending, 1033
- Leave of absence
  - Regina Northeast, March 15-19, 1999, Conference on the Establishment of a Multiparty National Vietnamese Parliament, Hanoi, Vietnam, moved (MacKinnon)
    - MacKinnon, 18
  - Saskatoon Greystone, farewell
    - Belanger, 1108
    - Haverstock, 1106–7
    - Hillson, 1108
    - Julé, 1107–8
  - Saskatoon Meewasin, March 24-26, 1999, Canadian Turkey Marketing Agency, 25th anniversary celebrations, attendance, moved (MacKinnon)
    - MacKinnon, 189
  - Saskatoon Mount Royal, Saskatoon Southeast and Rosthern, April 19-20, 1999, Midwestern Legislative Exchange, St. Paul, Minnesota, moved (MacKinnon)
    - MacKinnon, 630–31
- Melville constituency, granddaughter's birth, member's statement
  - Osika, 709
- Moral purpose, 329–30
- North Battleford constituency, son
  - See
    - Nurses – Registered nurses, appreciation, member's statement
- Recall
  - See
    - Recall of Members Act, 1999 (No. 212)
Legislative Building, Regina
- Restoration project
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation – Educational partnership, Regina Catholic school division
Legislative Library
- Annual report, committee referral (Communication), moved (MacKinnon)
  - MacKinnon, 17
Lemberg, Sask.
- See
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 22 – Vehicle damage – Potholes
Liberal Party
- See
  - Elections, 1999 – Liberal Party platform, Priorities 1999, member's statement
Libraries
- International Special Librarians Day, April 15, 1999, member's statement
  - Shillington, 580
Lieutenant Governor
- Speech from the Throne, 1–5
Light Source Synchrotron
- See
  - High technology – Canadian Light Source Synchrotron Project, Saskatoon
Limerick, Sask.
- See
  - Grain – Elevators, closure – Prevention
Liquor and Gaming Authority
- Revenue, 303, 318, 352, 434
- Travel expenses, 443
  - Hamilton, 403
  - McPherson, 403
Litter Control Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 38)
- First reading
  - Scott, 810
- Second reading
  - Scott, 912–13
  - Toth, 913
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Julé, 977–78
  - Krawetz, 978
  - Scott, 977–78
- Third reading
  - Scott, 981
- Royal Assent, 1161
Littleton, Colo.
- See
  - High schools – Shootings, students and teachers – Littleton, Colorado, member's statement
  - Schools – Safety, addressing
Livestock industry
- Diversification, 20, 25
- Grazing rights, Alameda area, 796
- Livestock and horticultural facilities incentive program, 21, 24
Lloydminster, Sask.
- See
Local government
- See
  - Municipalities
Local Government Election Amendment Act, 1999 (No. 17) 5
- First reading
  - MacKinnon, 188
- Second reading
  - Bjornerud, 512
  - Gantefoer, 272
  - Teichrob, 271–72
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Bjornerud, 635–36
  - Teichrob, 635–36
- Third reading
  - Teichrob, 642
- Royal Assent, 706
Lotteries
- Break-opens
  - See
    - Hospitals – Regina and Saskatoon, funding, Nevada ticket sales
- Nevada tickets
  - See
    - Hospitals – Regina and Saskatoon, funding, Nevada ticket sales
- Video lottery terminals
  - See
    - Gambling – Addiction treatment centres
- Western Canada Lottery Corporation, proceeds distribution, 315
Lucky Lake Farm & Water Limited Partnership
- Financial assistance, Saskatchewan Water Corporation, 797
Lucky Lake Potato Storage Company
- See
  - Potato industry – Lake Diefenbaker Potato Corporation – Lucky Lake Potato Storage Company, purchase
Luepke, Karen
- See
  - Nurses – Retention
Lumsden, Sask.
- See
  - Water