Hansard Speaker Index - 1st Session of the 24th Legislature

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Romanow, Hon. Roy J. (NDP, Saskatoon Riversdale) Premier
- Agriculture
  - Federal government
    - Funding, 79–80
- Agriculture crisis
  - Financial support, 17–19
  - Government addressing, 21, 210–11, 248
  - Government support, 47–48
- Art/Artists
  - Joni Mitchell exhibit, Mendel Art Gallery, Saskatoon, member's statement, 2251
- Assiniboine Valley Health District
  - Canora Ambulance Care and Duck Mountain Ambulance Care, Kamsack, purchase, intention, 2112–13
- Canada Health Act, 1809–10
- Cancer
  - Tumour, bowel, spreading to liver, A. Lavalley, 1387–88
- Committees
  - Deputy Chair, Peter Prebble, appointment, moved (Romanow), 13
- Committees, select standing
  - Members
    - Nominations by Select Special Committee, moved (Romanow), 10
- Condolences
  - Communication, moved (Romanow), 270
  - Davies, William Gwynne (Bill) (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 260–63
  - MacFarlane, Douglas Thomas (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 253–54
  - McNeill, Gordon James (former MLA), moved (Romanow), 256–57
- Construction industry
  - Union certification, 2042–43
    - Saskatchewan Alliance for Economic Growth
      - Emergency meeting, 1978–79
      - Meeting, 2042
- Education
  - Funding, 313
- Education Department
  - Minister
    - Appointment, 81
- Environment and Resource Management Department
  - Licences and fees, increase, 520–21
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2000-2001), 2308–43
  - Staff
    - McLane, Harvey, 456–57
- Farm safety net
  - Long-term, 316
- Government
  - Coalition, 80–83, 109–10
    - Renegotiation, Wood River constituency by-election results, 1870–71
- Grain transportation, freight rates
  - Increase, 2000-2001 crop year, 889
    - Federal government suspension, moved (Sonntag); amendment (Hermanson), 895–98
- Health care
  - Deterioration, 2303–4
  - Review, 1389, 1808–9
- Health districts
  - Funding, 312–13
  - Value-for-money audit, 313
- Highways and roads
  - Construction and maintenance
    - Government responsibility, 1710, 1767, 2253
    - Vs. back alley, Saskatoon, 1709–10
  - Deterioration, 2303–4
  - Highway No. 28
    - South of Radville, deterioration, school bus safety, 135
- Honours and awards
  - Governor General's Caring Canadian Award, recipients
    - Introduction, 977
  - Governor General's Medal of Bravery, recipients
    - Introduction, 977
  - Meritorious Service Medal, recipient introduction, 977
  - Military cross, recipient, Dr. Stephen Worobetz, introduction, 977
  - Order of Canada, recipients, introduction, 977
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - Nomination, Sandra Schmirler, letter to Ted Turner, Chair, honours advisory committee, 990–91
    - Recipients, introduction, 977
  - Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal
    - Recipients
      - Introduction, 977
- Hospital closures
  - Moratorium, until health care review, completion, 1809, 1841
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Canada Health Act, requirements, 1386–87
- Hospitals
  - Conversion to wellness centres, 2110–11
    - Lanigan, 2111–12
- Income tax
  - Reduction
    - Without increasing sales tax, 311–12
- Indians/First Nations
  - Off-reserve
    - Purchases, provincial sales tax payment, 314
- Legislative Assembly
  - Votes and Proceedings, printing, moved (Romanow), 10
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Front lawn, sports regulation, 1586
- Medicare Commission
  - Establishment, 1810–11
- Municipalities
  - Amalgamation, 753–54, 756, 812–13
    - Deadline, May 15, 2000, 781–82
    - Liberal position, 754–55
    - Minister's role, 948–49
  - Funding, 315–16
- Nurses
  - Shortage, 734
  - Working conditions, 734
- Oral question period
  - Agriculture
    - Federal government, funding, 79–80
  - Agriculture crisis
    - Government addressing, 21, 210–11, 248
    - Government support, 47–48
    - Financial support, 17–19
  - Assiniboine Valley Health District, Canora Ambulance Care and Duck Mountain Ambulance service, purchase, intention, 2112–13
  - Canada Health Act, 1809–10
  - Cancer
    - Tumour, bowel, spreading to liver, A. Lavalley, 1387–88
  - Construction industry
    - Union certification, 2042–43
      - Saskatchewan Alliance for Economic Growth
        
        Emergency meeting, 1978–79
        
        Meeting, 2042
  - Education, funding, 313
  - Education Department, Minister, appointment, 81
  - Environment and Resource Management Department, licences and fees, increase, 520–21
  - Executive Council, staff, Harvey McLane, 456–57
  - Government
    - Coalition, 80–83, 109–10
      - Renegotiation, Wood River constituency by-election results, 1870–71
  - Grain transportation, freight rates, increase, 2000-2001 crop year, 889
  - Health care
    - Deterioration, 2303–4
    - Review, 1389, 1808–9
  - Health districts
    - Funding, 312–13
    - Value-for-money audit, 313
  - Highways and roads
    - Construction and maintenance
      - Government responsibility, 1710, 1767, 2253
      - Vs. back alley, Saskatoon, 1709–10
    - Deterioration, 2303–4
    - Highway No. 28
      - South of Radville, deterioration, school bus safety, 135
  - Hospital closures
    - Moratorium, until health care review, completion, 1809, 1841
  - Hospital waiting lists, Canada Health Act, requirements, 1386–87
  - Hospitals
    - Conversion to wellness centres, 2110–11
      - Lanigan, 2111–12
  - Income tax
    - Reduction, without increasing sales tax, 311–12
  - Legislative Building, front lawn, sports regulation, 1586
  - Medicare Commission, establishment, 1810–11
  - Municipalities
    - Amalgamation, 753–54, 756
      - Deadline, May 15, 2000, 781–82
      - Funding, 315–16
      - Liberal position, 754–55
      - Minister's role, 948–49
  - Nurses, shortage and working conditions, 734
  - Police services
    - Additional police officers, 314–15
  - Political parties, contributions
    - Tax credits, 1708–9
  - Premier, plans, future, 886–87
  - Sales tax
    - First Nations, off-reserve purchases, 314
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
    - Political contributions
      - New Democratic Party, 2304–6
  - School divisions
    - Capital budgets, 314
  - Special care homes, closures, 2110–11
  - Taxation
    - Freedom day, Fraser Institute report, 2302–3
    - Increase, 523
  - Taxation, reduction, 331–32
  - Trade, agricultural, equalization payment, 300 million, Liquor and Gaming Fund, 249–51
  - Utilities
    - Rate review panel
      - Permanent, appointment, 134–35
  - Wood River constituency
    - By-election, 2203–4
    - Concerns/issues, 2252–53
- Police services
  - Additional police officers, 314–15
- Political parties
  - Contributions
    - Tax credits, 1708–9
- Premier
  - Plans, future, 886–87
- Pro Forma Bill
  - First reading, 10
- Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2000 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 988–90
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - Political donations
    - New Democratic Party, 2304–6
- School divisions
  - Capital budgets, 314
- Speaker (Osika)
  - Election, 2
- Special care homes
  - Closures, 2110–11
- Speech from the Throne
  - Consideration, December 7, 1999, moved (Romanow), 10
- Taxation
  - Freedom day, Fraser Institute report, 2302–3
  - Increase, 523
- Taxation, reduction, 331–32
- Trade
  - Agricultural
    - Equalization payment, federal government
      - $1 billion to address agricultural crisis, moved (Romanow), 27–29
      - $300 million, Liquor and Gaming Fund, 249–51
- Utilities
  - Rate review panel
    - Permanent, appointment, 134–35
- Wood River constituency
  - By-election, 2203–4
  - Concerns/issues, 2252–53