Hansard Speaker Index - 2nd Session of the 24th Legislature
       
      
      
      
- Thomson, Hon. Andrew (NDP, Regina South) 
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne 
 
- Art/Artists 
- Prince Albert Centre for the Visual and Performing Arts, groundbreaking ceremony, July 6, 2001, member's statement, 
	2392–93 
 
 
- Business 
- Partnerships with government, 
	366–67 
 
- Saskatchewan Dream campaign, radio and television vignettes, member's statement, 
	902 
 
 
- Child protection 
- Case workers, numbers, increase, 
	369 
 
 
- Commission on Medicare 
- Final report, examination of Mr. Ken Fyke, Commissioner, 
	609–12, 
	632–33 
 
 
- Condolences 
- Grant, Gordon Burton (former MLA), moved (Serby), 
	651 
 
 
- Correctional centres 
- Regina Provincial Correctional Centre 
 
 
- Crown corporations 
- Ownership, member's statement, 
	50 
 
 
- Education, post-secondary 
- Graduates 
- Convocation and graduation, member's statement, 
	1310 
 
 
 
- Emergency services 
- Facility, new, Gull Lake, member's statement, 
	228 
 
 
- Employment development 
- Commitment not attained, moved (Wakefield); amendment (Yates), 
	1765–71 
 
 
- Exports 
- Growth, member's statement, 
	704 
 
 
- Forest fires 
- Firefighters 
- Numbers, increase, northerners, 
	368 
 
 
- Rapid response strategy, 
	368 
 
 
- Government 
- Financial management, 
	366 
 
 
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming) 
 
- Health care 
- Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 
	1354–56 
 
 
- High technology 
- Canadian Light Source synchrotron project, Saskatoon, 
	370 
 
 
- Highways and Transportation Department 
- Employees, additional, 
	368 
 
 
- Holocaust Memorial Day 
- Commemoration, Regina, April 22, 2001, member's statement, 
	641 
 
 
- Holocaust Memorial Day Act (No. 202) 
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 
	492 
 
 
- Information technology 
- Rapid promotion, moved (Thomson), 
	504–9 
 
 
- Innovation Place, Saskatoon, 
	370 
 
- Legislative Assembly members 
- Government employees, impartiality and co-operation in police investigations moved (Heppner); amendment (Yates), 
	1409–10 
 
 
- Mining industry 
- Saskatchewan Mining Week, May, 2001, investor incentives, member's statement, 
	1396 
 
 
- Natural gas 
- Prices, moved (Wall); amendment (Yates), 
	1582–83 
 
- Rate increase 
- Refer SaskEnergy back to Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel, moved (Wall); amendment (Cline), 
	1546–47 
 
 
 
- Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina, 
	366, 
	370 
 
- Rules and Procedures Committee 
- Report, second, for concurrence, moved (Thomson), 
	2310–11 
 
 
- Saskatchewan Science Centre 
- Hot Science: Climate Change Workshop, member's statement, 
	358 
 
 
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications 
- Training programs 
- Youth, recognition, Conference Board of Canada, member's statement, 
	169 
 
 
 
- Tourism 
- Value to employment and economic development, moved (Thomson), 
	1585–89 
 
 
- University of Saskatchewan 
- College of Agriculture building 
- Funding donation, Hutterites, 
	370 
 
 
 
- Utilities 
- Rebates for utility rate increases, moved (Wall); amendment (Addley), 
	715–22 
 
 
- Water quality 
- Drinking water, improvement, moved (Junor); amendment (Kwiatkowski) 
 
 
 - Toth, Mr. Don (Saskatchewan Party, Moosomin) 
- Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee 
- Report, recommendations, implementation, 
	2069–70 
 
 
- Children 
- Child welfare system, public consultation, ministerial statement (Van Mulligen), 
	1812–13 
 
 
- Children's Law Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 210) 
 
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 15) 
 
- Disabled and handicapped persons 
- Report, Saskatchewan's Disability Action Plan, ministerial statement (Van Mulligen), 
	2232–33 
 
 
- Easter 
- Greetings, member's statement, 
	543 
 
 
- Environment and Resource Management Department 
- Estimates, main (2001-2002), 
	916–17 
 
 
- Gasoline 
- Tax, for use on highways and roads, 
	340 
 
 
- Guest houses 
- Atelier Manor, Maryfield, art gallery and guest house, official opening, June 9, 2001, member's statement, 
	1744 
 
 
- Health care 
- Commission on Medicare, final report, referral to Health Care Committee, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Gantefoer), 
	1376–79 
 
- Fetal alcohol syndrome and fetal alcohol effect, prevention and elimination moved (Draude), 
	1925–26 
 
 
- Health Department 
- Estimates, main (2001-2002), 
	1974–76 
 
 
- Highways and roads 
- Construction and maintenance, 
	340 
 
- Funding in partnership with rural municipalities, 
	340 
 
 
- Highways and Transportation Department 
 
- Holocaust Memorial Day 
- Commemoration, support of the Bill, member's statement, 
	765 
 
 
- Holocaust Memorial Day Act (No. 202) 
 
- Hospital waiting lists, 
	341 
 
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 30) 
 
- Ministerial statements 
- Children, child welfare system, public consultation, 
	1812–13 
 
- Disabled and handicapped persons, report, Saskatchewan Disability Action Plan 
	2232–33 
 
 
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Domestic Relations) Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 2) (No. 48) 
 
- Municipal Affairs and Housing Department 
 
- Oil industry 
- Used oil recovery 
- Used Oil, Filter and Container EcoCentre No. 13, Grenfell, official opening, June 15, 2001, member's statement, 
	1980 
 
 
 
- Oral question period 
- Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade Prevention Committee 
- Report, recommendations, implementation, 
	2069–70 
 
 
 
- Passover 
- Celebration, member's statement, 
	543 
 
 
- Physicians/Doctors 
- Training, recruitment, and retention, 
	342 
 
 
- Points of order 
- Members 
- Cannot reflect upon any vote (decision) of the Assembly, 
	506 
 
 
 
- Prostitution 
- Child prostitution, protection 
- Legislation, moved (Julé); amendment (Yates); amendment (Toth), 
	852–53 
 
 
 
- Registered Nurses Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 4) 
 
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police 
- Graduates, congratulations, member's statement, 
	110 
 
 
- Rural revitalization 
- Government plan, commendation moved (Wartman), 
	501–2 
 
 
- Schools 
- Programs 
- Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.), Broadview and Whitewood, Grade 5 classes, member's statement, 
	1662 
 
 
 
- Social Services Department 
 
- Sports 
- Hockey 
- Saskatchewan Amateur Hockey Association (SAHA), Provincial Bantam B Championship, Whitewood Bantam Elks, winners, member's statement, 
	258 
 
- Whitewood arena opening, member's statement, 
	10 
 
 
 
- Tobacco Control Act (No. 56) 
 
- Tourism 
- Value to employment and economic development, moved (Thomson), 
	1593–94 
 
 
 - Trew, Hon. Kim (NDP, Regina Coronation Park) Minister of Labour 
- Ambulance service 
- Air ambulance 
- Purchase of additional, 
	380 
 
 
 
- Children 
- Early development programs, 
	380 
 
 
- Farm families 
- Health and safety programs, ministerial statement (Trew), 
	88 
 
 
- Farm safety 
- Children, North American Guidelines for Children's Agricultural Tasks, ministerial statement (Trew), 
	88 
 
 
- Fiscal Stabilization Fund, 
	379–80 
 
- Health care workers 
- Training, recruitment, and retention, 
	380 
 
 
- Highways and roads 
- Northern, improvement, 
	379 
 
- Primary system, improvement, 
	379 
 
- Regional system, improvement, 
	379 
 
 
- Highways and Transportation Department 
- Employees, additional, 
	380 
 
 
- Income tax 
- Surtaxes, elimination, 
	379 
 
 
- Labour force 
- New workers, information booklet, Guide for New Workers, ministerial statement (Trew), 
	1020–21 
 
- Workers, National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, April 28, 2001, member's statement, 
	770–71 
 
 
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 30) 
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 
	1786–94 
 
 
- Ministerial statements 
- Farm families, health and safety programs, 
	88 
 
- Farm safety, children, North American Guidelines for Children's Agricultural Tasks 
	88 
 
- Labour force, new workers, information booklet, Guide for New Workers 
	1020–21 
 
 
- Natural gas 
- Rate increase 
- Refer SaskEnergy back to Saskatchewan Rate Review Panel, moved (Wall); amendment (Cline), 
	1550–51 
 
 
 
- Occupational Health and Safety Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 39) 
- Committee of the Whole Assembly, 
	2078–79 
 
 
- Oral question period 
- Workers' Compensation Board, 
	328–29, 
	362 
- Review 2000 of the Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board: Recurring and Current Administrative Issues 
	329, 
	740–41, 
	767 
 
- Retirement, Stan Cameron, Board Chair, party, 
	363, 
	431 
 
- Retirement, Stan Cameron, Board Chair, party cancellation, 
	397, 
	431 
 
- Terminations, management staff, 
	362, 
	2099 
 
 
 
- Ranch Ehrlo Society 
- Dalla-Vicenza house, Regina, new 10-youth home, member's statement, 
	1601–2 
 
 
- Regina General Hospital 
- Neonatal intensive care unit, fundraiser, Z99 radiothon, member's statement, 
	10 
 
 
- Saskatchewan Cancer Agency 
 
- Schools 
- Community schools, expansion, 
	380 
 
 
- Teachers' Dental Plan Amendment Act, 2001 (No. 40) 
 
- Workers' Compensation Board, 
	328–29, 
	362 
- Retirement 
- Stan Cameron, Board Chair, party, 
	363, 
	431 
 
- Stan Cameron, Board Chair, party cancellation, 
	397, 
	431 
 
 
- Review 2000 of the Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board: Recurring and Current Administrative Issues 
	329, 
	740–41, 
	767 
 
- Terminations, management staff, 
	362, 
	2099