Hansard Speaker Index - 3rd Session of the 24th Legislature

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Hagel, Hon. Glenn (NDP, Moose Jaw North) Minister of Social Services, Minister Responsible for Disability Issues, Minister Responsible for Gaming
- Animal Products Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 44)
  - Third reading, 2123
- Budget (March 27, 2002)
  - Speakers, 365–69
- Burrowing owl
  - Conservation plan, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1789
- Business
  - Moose Jaw and District Business Resource Centre, launch, May 14, 2002, member's statement, 1387
- Charitable Fund-raising Businesses Act (No. 49)
  - Third reading, 2124
- Communication Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Community-based organizations
  - Salaries
    - Budget, 2002, 168
- Condolences
  - Communication, moved (Hagel), 1489
  - Rousseau, Paul Emile (former MLA), moved (Serby), 1480
  - Smith, Arthur Leslie (former MLA), moved (Serby), 2838–39
- Constitutional Affairs Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Consumer Protection Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 20)
  - Third reading, 2124
- Cost of Credit Disclosure Act, 2002 (No. 25)
  - Third reading, 2124
- Culture
  - Cultural centre, Moose Jaw, community fundraising campaign, member's statement, 192
- Department of Agriculture and Food Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 50)
  - Third reading, 2123–24
- Education Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Electronic Information and Documents Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 7)
  - Third reading, 2124
- Emergency Protection for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Act
  - Amendments, proposals, 1129–32
- Emergency Protection for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Act (No. 2)
  - First reading, 197
  - Second reading, 602–4, 616–18
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1137–38, 1140–42, 1143–51
  - Third reading, 1151
- Environment Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Farm Financial Stability Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 2) (No. 51)
  - Third reading, 2124
- Health care
  - Infant mortality rate
    - Poverty, substance abuse, programs, Kids First, School 1758
- Health Care Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Honours and awards
  - Nation Builders Awards, 2002, Saskatchewan Provincial Council of Ukrainian Canadian Congress, Hon. P. Myron Kowalsky, Speaker, Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, recipient, member's statement, 2912
- Labour force
  - Workers, National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, April 28, 2002, member's statement, 1007–8
- Legislative Assembly
  - Employees
    - Long service awards, congratulations, member's statement, 2347
  - Hours of sitting
    - April 29, 2002, moved (Hagel), 850
  - Pages
    - Frederick Khonje, departure for new employment, 2080
- Municipal Law Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Non-controversial Bills Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Oral question period
  - Community-based organizations
    - Salaries, 2002 budget, 168
  - Emergency Protection for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Act
    - Amendments, proposals, 1129–32
  - Health care
    - Infant mortality rate, poverty, substance abuse, programs, Kids First, School 1758
  - Social Services Department
    - Private investigators, use of, 1856
    - Social assistance payments, rules and procedures, 2941
    - Social assistance recipients, eligibility, rules and procedures, 2940
  - Women
    - Abused, YWCA crisis shelter, Saskatoon, funding, 743
- Points of order
  - Civil servants, protection, accuracy of factual information, 1303
  - Debate
    - Comments in context of Bill before House, 2165
    - Language unparliamentary, withdraw and apologize, 295–96
    - Respect and decorum during debate, 2073
  - Election, general, motion, reasons for action, 2978–79
  - Ethanol policy debate, amendment out of order, 555
  - Language
    - Reference to Minister of Crown Investments Corporation as hurricane Maynard, 543
    - Reference to official opposition as "snake oil salesmen", 974
    - Unparliamentary language, 635
    - Use of quotes in House deliberations, 635–36
  - Legislative Assembly, quorum call, sufficient number to conduct House business, 591–92
  - Question period
    - Inadequate responses to questions, 3027
    - No points of order by members, no rulings by Speaker, 361
  - Reference to presence or absence of members not permitted, 3044
  - Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 304), Committee of the Whole Assembly discussion, member not doing duty, offensive statement, 3030–31
  - Tabling documents, Deputy Premier, member for Yorkton, misleading House in failing to provide copies, 2064
  - Water quality, North Battleford Water Inquiry, debate, member putting words in commission's report, 500
- Privilege
  - Information, inaccurate and incomplete, Minister of Crown Investments Corporation, 1888–89
- Privileges and Elections Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 15)
  - Third reading, 1683
- Regulations Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Rules and Procedures Committee
  - Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel), 1628
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Palliser Campus, Moose Jaw, graduation, April 27, 2002, member's statement, 1095–96
- Social Services Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 715–26, 1544–50, 2231–36, 2724–42
  - Private investigators, use of, 1856
  - Social assistance payments, rules and procedures, 2941
  - Social assistance recipients, eligibility, rules and procedures, 2940
- Tax Enforcement Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 10)
  - Third reading, 1566
- Tourism
  - Moose Jaw, member's statement, 3020–21
- Urban Municipal Administrators Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 11)
  - Third reading, 1566
- Women
  - Abused, YWCA crisis shelter, Saskatoon, funding, 743
Hamilton, Ms. Doreen (NDP, Regina Wascana Plains)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 80–84
- Budget (March 27, 2002)
  - Speakers, 412–16
- Business
  - Report on Business magazine, Rob Vanderhooft, president, Greystone Management Investments, Regina, recognition, member's statement, 2131
- Christmas
  - Greetings, member's statement, 3036
- CommunityNet
  - Expansion
    - Continue, to schools, communities, government offices, moved (Hamilton); amendment (D'Autremont), 779–80
- Culture
  - Regina, summer events, member's statement, 2772–73
- Easter
  - Greetings, member's statement, 328
- Economic development
  - Regina, member's statement, 484
  - Regina, southeast, member's statement, 2911
- Employment development
  - Ranch Ehrlo Society construction career program, awards, member's statement, 1906–7
- Environment
  - Canada Environment Week, June 2-8, 2002
    - SaskPower, green ash seedlings, distribution, member's statement, 1788
- Families
  - Building independence program, Assembly endorsement, moved (Prebble); amendment (Toth), 925–30
- Firefighters
  - Fire hall, new, White City, official opening, member's statement, 2084–85
- Forest industry
  - Assembly congratulations, job creation, nearly $1 billion new investments in last three years, moved (Goulet), 1651–55
- Health care professionals
  - Training, northern Saskatchewan
    - Health promotion, northern Saskatchewan, moved (Goulet); amendment (Wiberg), 1072–74
      - Questions and comments 1081
- Housing
  - Construction, increase
    - Member's statement, 630
- Legislative Assembly
  - Employees
    - Retirement, Hansard branch, Donelda Klein, member's statement, 1996
- Libraries
  - International Special Librarians Day, member's statement, 826
- Music
  - South Saskatchewan Youth Orchestra, trophy winners, Chicago Heritage Music Festival, member's statement, 1338–39
- New Democratic Party (Canada)
  - Leader, Alexa McDonough, resignation, member's statement, 1820
- Potash industry
  - Phosphate distribution centre, CWS Logistics Ltd., IMC Global potash mine, Belle Plaine, member's statement, 191–92
- Private Members' Bills Committee
  - Sixth report, moved (Hamilton) for concurrence, 1850
  - Seventh report, moved (Hamilton) for concurrence, 2907
  - Eighth report, moved (Hamilton) for concurrence, 3018
- Rural communities
  - Barker Foundation awards, member's statement, 218
- Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 303)
  - Second reading, 1082
  - Third reading, 1969
- Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology
  - Woodland Campus, Prince Albert
    - Graduation and awards, June 14, 2002, member's statement, 2058
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Passenger and express services, retain, petitions, 307
- Students
  - Students Against Drinking and Driving (SADD), banquet, Nicole Nakonechny Memorial Award to Swift Current Comprehensive High School, member's statement, 1258
- Tourism
  - Attractions Canada competition, Saskatchewan finalists, member's statement, 2348
  - Regina, celebration, campaign, member's statement, 2376–77
  - Tourism recognition dinners, Regina, Saskatoon, annual, member's statement, 1881–82
- United Way of Regina
  - Tribute luncheon, awards, community leaders, member's statement, 685
- Voluntarism
  - Mayor's Community Volunteer Awards, Regina, 12th annual Vital Link dinner, member's statement, 997
  - National Volunteer Week, April 21-27, 2002
    - Regina Multicultural Council, volunteer recognition of 35th annual Mosaic festival, June 6-8, 2002, member's statement, 906
- Women
  - National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, December 6, 2002, member's statement, 2823
  - Women Entrepreneurs of Saskatchewan, banquet, May 10, 2002, member's statement, 1442
- YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association)
  - Regina, Women of Distinction awards, member's statement, 1156
Harpauer, Ms. Donna (Saskatchewan Party, Watrous)
- Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE)
  - Report, recommendations, implementation, 1038–39
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 105–9
- Agriculture
  - Government policies, financial effect, 745–46, 1227–28
  - Subsidies
    - Federal support, discussions, 2379
    - Federal support, package details, 2241
    - Federal support, package details, new money, 2215–17
    - United States, Farm Bill 2002
      - Request to federal ministers to appear before Assembly on May 24, 2002, federal response, 1128
      - Request to federal ministers to appear before Assembly on May 24, 2002, to hear and respond to Saskatchewan producers' concerns, moved (Serby); amendment (Hermanson), 1106–9
  - Western Canada Farm Progress Show, Regina, June 19-21, 2002, member's statement, 2130
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 667–68, 672–73, 676–80, 1369–75, 1595–1600, 1943, 1946–47, 2742–44, 2746–48, 2751–55, 2759, 2762–64, 2766
- Animal Products Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 44)
  - Second reading, 1900–1901
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2113
- Cabinet ministers
  - Environment
    - Harassment allegation, investigation, cost, 1499
- Cattle industry
  - Drought, assistance, 1525–26, 1675–76, 2405
    - Assembly urges federal government to recognize drought and commit $10 million to wells, dugouts, water pumping equipment to avoid sell-off of cattle, moved (Harpauer), 1805–9
  - Drought, assistance, federal, 1825–26
- Crop insurance
  - Annual crop rainfall program, 689–90
  - Calculation, long-term average yield, option to omit 2002 crop year, 3041
  - Calculation, long-term average yield, option to omit 2002 crop year, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Serby), 3044–48
  - Grasshopper spray penalty, reassessment, Saskatchewan Crop Insurance, petitions, 2821
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes, 285
    - Halt, petitions, 1006, 1032
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes, reverse decision, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper), 748–50
    - Questions and comments 758–59
- Department of Agriculture and Food Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 50)
  - Second reading, 1901–2
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2113–15
- Drought
  - Assistance, 2404, 2687–88
- Ethanol
  - Enable private sector development, and determination of location and number of facilities, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper), 1394–97
    - Questions and comments 1405–6
  - Investment
    - Government, private sector, Broe Companies, Inc., 1389–90
- Ethanol Fuel Act (No. 1)
  - Second reading, 1829–31
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2015–18, 2121–23
- Farm families
  - Income
    - Crisis, federal and provincial aid, 1000
  - Increased costs, crop insurance and farm property taxes, 1730–31, 2132–33, 2241–42
- Farm Financial Stability Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 2) (No. 51)
  - Second reading, 1902
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2115
- Farm Financial Stability Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 12)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1585–86, 1589
- Farm safety net
  - National program, 2320–21, 2520–22
- Farmland
  - Property tax rebate, 2775–76
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto accord, halt federal intent to sign, petitions, 2854–55, 2906, 2934
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2106–10
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 15
    - Repairs, petitions, 388, 482, 534, 626, 684, 738, 792, 824, 904, 966, 1061, 1155, 1174, 1222, 1254, 1285, 1336, 1438, 1468, 1492, 1520, 1551, 1576, 1620, 1667, 1696, 1724, 1750, 1818, 1878, 1903, 1994, 2082
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2204–6
- Hog industry
  - Labour standards, inclusion, consultation process, 1443–44
- Horned Cattle Purchases Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 6)
  - Second reading, 1300–1301
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1737, 1742
- Internet
  - High-speed
    - To Lanigan, petitions, 91, 2770
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 70)
  - Second reading, 2037–42
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2605–8
- Learning Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2252–53
- Long-term care
  - Fees
    - Reconsider increases, petitions, 852, 878, 994, 1314–15
- Medical laboratory technologists
  - National Medical Laboratory Week, April 15-19, 2002, member's statement, 741
- Oral question period
  - Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE)
    - Report, recommendations, implementation, 1038–39
  - Agriculture
    - Government policies, financial effect, 745–46, 1227–28
    - Subsidies
      - Federal support, discussions, 2379
      - Federal support, package details, 2241
      - Federal support, package details, new money, 2215–17
      - United States, Farm Bill 2002, request to federal ministers to appear before Assembly on May 24, 2002, federal response, 1128
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Environment, harassment allegation, investigation, cost, 1499
  - Cattle industry
    - Drought, assistance, 1525–26, 1675–76, 2405
    - Drought, assistance, federal, 1825–26
  - Crop insurance
    - Annual crop rainfall program, 689–90
    - Calculation, long-term average yield, option to omit 2002 crop year, 3041
    - Premiums, increase, coverage changes, 285
  - Drought
    - Assistance, 2404, 2687–88
  - Ethanol
    - Investment, government, private sector, Broe Companies, Inc., 1389–90
  - Farm families
    - Income, crisis, federal and provincial aid, 1000
    - Increased costs, crop insurance and farm property taxes, 1730–31, 2132–33, 2241–42
  - Farm safety net
    - National program, 2320–21, 2520–22
  - Farmland
    - Property tax rebate, 2775–76
  - Hog industry
    - Labour standards, inclusion, consultation process, 1443–44
  - Saskatchewan Farm Security Act
    - Amendments process, 1341
    - Farm ownership, restrictions, 1341–42
    - Proclamation, 2860
  - Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
    - Investment, government, 3026
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitution, protection
    - Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, immediate implementation, petitions, 1125
- Public service
  - National Public Service Week, June 9-15, 2002, member's statement, 1905
- Public Service Commission
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1055–57, 1514–17
- Saskatchewan Farm Security Act
  - Amendments, process, 1341
  - Farm ownership restrictions, 1341–42
  - Proclamation, 2860
- Saskatchewan Farm Security Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 79)
  - Second reading, 2438–39
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2554–57
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Humboldt territory operations office, reconsider proposed closure, petitions, 1786, 1849–50, 2129, 2179–80
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1951–52
- Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
  - Investment, government, 3026
- Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 304)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3027–29
Harper, Mr. Ron (NDP, Regina Northeast)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 61–65
- Agriculture Committee
  - Report, second, moved (Harper), for concurrence, 1061
  - Report on Farm Land Ownership, moved (Harper) for concurrence, 2237–38
- Cattle industry
  - Drought, assistance
    - Assembly urges federal government to recognize drought and commit $10 million to wells, dugouts, water pumping equipment to avoid sell-off of cattle, moved (Harpauer), 1810–15
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes, reverse decision, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper), 752–53
    - Questions and comments 758–59
- Curling
  - Western Canada Blind Curling Championships, Regina, March 13-16, 2002, member's statement, 129
- Ethanol
  - Enable private sector development, and determination of location and number of facilities, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper), 1398–1400
- Firefighters
  - Assembly praise forest firefighters, recognize government's fire suppression program whose efficiency is model for rest of country, moved (Yates); amendment (Wiberg), 1973–75
- Football
  - Grey Cup game, November 16, 2003, Regina, planning, member's statement, 3020
- Health care
  - Regina Community Clinic, 40th anniversary, member's statement, 40
- Indians/First Nations
  - Veterans, World War II, Albert Crane and Raymond Brass, celebration, Key Indian Reserve, member's statement, 1622–23
Hart, Mr. Glen (Saskatchewan Party, Last Mountain-Touchwood)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 229–38
- Agriculture
  - Subsidies
    - United States, Farm Bill 2002
      - Request to federal ministers to appear before Assembly on May 24, 2002, to hear and respond to Saskatchewan producers' concerns, moved (Serby); amendment (Hermanson), 1115–18
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 673–76, 681–82, 1601–4, 2746, 2760–62, 2764–65
- Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 5)
  - Second reading, 977–79
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1562–66
- Basketball
  - Hoopla 2002, Regina, March 14-16, 2002, Golden Bears, girls basketball team, gold medallists, member's statement, 390
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
    - 3rd Battalion, Curtis Hollister, Cupar, injured, member's statement, 826
    - 3rd Battalion, Curtis Hollister, Cupar, welcome home reception, April 30, 2002, member's statement, 1094
- Condolences
  - Trapp, George Joseph (former MLA), moved (Serby), 2837
- Constituency Boundaries Commission
  - Final report with addenda of Electoral Boundaries Commission be approved and adopted, moved (Axworthy), 2848–49
- Crop insurance
  - Calculation, long-term average yield, option to omit 2002 crop year, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Serby), 3048–51
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes
    - Halt, petitions, 215, 278, 388, 626, 738, 1032–33, 1092, 2401, 2684, 2770
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes, reverse decision, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper), 755–56
    - Questions and comments 759
- Crop Insurance Corporation
  - Legal services, board member, conflict of interest, 744–45
- Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 699–701, 1874–75, 2371
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Saskatchewan Drug Plan
    - Prescriptions, annual deductible, reinstate, petitions, 1174, 1254, 1384
- Education, post-secondary
  - Funding, stable long-term, moved (Hart); amendment (Trew), 2137–42
  - Graduates
    - University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan, member's statement, 1725
- Education Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 1349–51
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2664–65
- Fundraising
  - Cupar Lions Club, Agri Supper, 1st annual, April 13, 2002, community projects, member's statement, 686
- Government
  - No confidence in current Premier and cabinet, moved (Hart), 979
- Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 988–92, 2301–5
- Grain
  - Elevators
    - United Grain Growers annex, Lipton, transported by road to Markinch, member's statement, 92–93
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto Protocol
    - Climate change, critical issue, support of 12 principles adopted by provinces and territories as basis for negotiating national plan with Government of Canada, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Stewart), 2930–32
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 870–71
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1200, 2506–8
- Industry and Resources Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1361–64, 1842–43
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 2428–29
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 2429–30
- Learning Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 820–21, 1309–12, 2253–56, 2676–80
- Long-term care
  - Fees
    - Reconsider increases, petitions, 878, 904, 966, 994, 1006, 1061, 1285, 1315
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003, moved (Cline), 524–25
- Music
  - Old Tyme Fiddle Festival, annual event, Govan, member's statement, 2771
- Oral question period
  - Crop Insurance Corporation
    - Legal services, board member, conflict of interest, 744–45
  - Sewage
    - Pumping into water bodies, permits, communities, 2135–36
- Public service
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003, moved (Cline), 524–25
- Regional health authorities
  - Communities, Govan, Duval, Strasbourg, Bulyea, place in Regina Regional Health Authority rather than Saskatoon Regional Health Authority, petitions, 2180, 2209–10, 2317, 2346, 2376, 2448, 2516, 2821, 2906–7, 2934, 2962, 2988, 3018, 3036
- Regional Health Services Act (No. 61)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2529–30
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 985–87
- Schools
  - Earl Grey School, Earl Grey, Earth School status, member's statement, 1854
- Sewage
  - Pumping into water bodies, permits, communities, 2135–36
- Social Services Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2737–38
- Water quality
  - North Battleford
    - Crisis, government responsibility, action plan to manage and regulate safe water, moved (Kwiatkowski); amendment (Osika), 504–6
Heppner, Mr. Ben (Saskatchewan Party, Rosthern)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 84–89
- Attachment of Debts Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 210)
  - First reading, 2245
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 57)
  - Second reading, 2385–89
- Cabinet ministers
  - Environment
    - Harassment allegation, independent government report, cost, 2217
- Collection Agents Amendment Act
  - Legislation, reconsideration, 1321–22
- Collection Agents Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 21)
  - Second reading, 1017–19
- Consumer Protection Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 1016–17
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2117–18
- Correctional Services Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 3)
  - Second reading, 802–5
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2591–93
- Corrections and Public Safety Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1021–30, 1326–34, 1775–77, 1780–83
- Cost of Credit Disclosure Act, 2002 (No. 25)
  - Second reading, 1265–66
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2118–20
- Crime
  - Northern Justice Symposium, April 24-26, 2002, Prince Albert, community-based crime prevention initiatives, ministerial statement (Axworthy), 1069
- Electronic Information and Documents Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 7)
  - Second reading, 805–6
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2115–16
- Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Act, 2002 (No. 26)
  - Second reading, 1266
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1352–53
- Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 27)
  - Second reading, 1266–67
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1353–54
- Ethanol
  - Policy, government, support by Assembly, moved (Prebble); amendment (Gantefoer), 569–72
- Family Maintenance Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 806–7
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1351–52
- Government
  - No confidence in current Premier and cabinet, moved (Heppner), 942–60
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto accord, halt federal intent to sign, petitions, 2819
- Health care
  - Abortions, remove government funding, petitions, 2987
- Helmets
  - Bicycle riders, in-line skaters, skate boarders, legislation, enforcement, petitions, 1695
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 841–44
- Human rights
  - Universal Declaration, United Nations commemoration, Human Rights Day, December 10, 2002, ministerial statement (Axworthy), 2864
- Independent Officers' Remuneration (Amendment) Act, 2002 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 977
- Information, personal, confidential
  - Access
    - Private investigators, 1498
  - Disclosure by government employees
    - Government investigation, independent firm, 1498
    - Investigation, Privacy Commissioner, 1555
- Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - International sales, numbers, travel expenditures, 2826–27
  - Privatization, sale to EDS, 2827
- Information technology
  - Government services, EDS proposal
    - Budget, 2827
- Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Act (No. 28)
  - Second reading, 1267–68
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1356
- Justice Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 641–47, 653–54, 2636–41
  - Victims' Services, funding, 1064–65
- LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) system
  - Land titles
    - Transactions, costs, 689
    - Transactions, paper records, 688–89
- Land Surveys Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 1344–45
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2557
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 1345–46
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2557–58
- Long-term care
  - Fees
    - Reconsider increases, petitions, 625, 993, 1253, 1283, 1313
- Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 2) (No. 63)
  - Second reading, 2163–68
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2562
- Ministerial statements
  - Crime
    - Northern Justice Symposium, April 24-26, 2002, Prince Albert, community-based crime prevention initiatives, 1069
  - Human rights
    - Universal Declaration United Nations commemoration, Human Rights Day, December 10, 2002, 2864
  - Schools
    - Community schools, Prince of Wales Scholarship Fund, 1014–15
- Oral question period
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Environment, harassment allegation, independent government report, cost, 2217
  - Collection Agents Amendment Act
    - Legislation, reconsideration, 1321–22
  - Information, personal, confidential
    - Access, private investigators, 1498
    - Disclosure by government employees, government investigation, independent firm, 1498
    - Disclosure by government employees, investigation, Privacy Commissioner, 1555
  - Information Services Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - International sales, numbers, travel expenditures, 2826–27
    - Privatization, sale to EDS, 2827
  - Information technology
    - Government services, EDS proposal
      - Budget, 2827
  - Justice Department
    - Victims' Services, funding, 1064–65
  - LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) system
    - Land titles, transactions, costs, 689
    - Land titles, transactions, paper records, 688–89
  - Personal injury protection plan
    - Claims, criminal background checks, 1581–82
  - Police services
    - Officers
      - Additional, 44–45
      - Additional, funding, 44–45, 2244–45
      - John Popowich, Saskatoon, malicious prosecution, public inquiry, 2187
      - John Popowich, Saskatoon, malicious prosecution, settlement, 2185–87
      - John Popowich, Saskatoon, malicious prosecution, settlement, Crown prosecutors, 2322
  - Saskatchewan Government Insurance
    - Claims
      - Investigation criteria, 1884
      - Investigations, surveillance of claimants, 2060–61
      - Numbers of people investigated, numbers charged, 1885, 1910–11
      - Private investigations on claimants, ministerial awareness, 1966–68
    - Investigation, PricewaterhouseCoopers, surveillance on insurance claimants, 1911
    - Private investigators, use of, 1856, 1858
    - Private investigators, use of, incorrect official information, 1882–84
  - Social Services Department
    - Private investigators, use of, 1856
  - Workers' compensation
    - Claims, criminal background checks, 1582
  - Workers' Compensation Board
    - Private investigators, use of, 1856
- Personal injury protection plan
  - Claims, criminal background checks, 1581–82
- Police services
  - National Police Week, May 12-28, 2002, member's statement, 1337–38
  - Officers
    - Additional, 44–45
    - Additional, funding, 44–45, 2244–45
    - John Popowich, Saskatoon
      - Malicious prosecution, public inquiry, 2187
      - Malicious prosecution, settlement, 2185–87
      - Malicious prosecution, settlement, Crown prosecutors, 2322
- Powers of Attorney Act, 2002 (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 1043–44
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitution, protection
    - Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, immediate implementation, petitions, 1123
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 977
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1678–79
- Real Estate Amendment Act, 2002, (No. 9)
  - Second reading, 807–8
- Registered Plan (Retirement Income) Exemption Act (No. 23)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1682–83
- Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and Technicians Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 69)
  - Second reading, 2434
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2590–91
- Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission Act (No. 59)
  - Second reading, 2161–63
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2561–62
- Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission Consequential Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 60)
  - Second reading, 2163
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2562
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Claims
    - Investigation criteria, 1884
    - Investigations, surveillance of claimants, 2060–61
    - Numbers of people investigated, numbers charged, 1885, 1910–11
    - Private investigations on claimants, ministerial awareness, 1966–68
  - Investigation, PricewaterhouseCoopers, surveillance on insurance claimants, 1911
  - Private investigators, use of, 1856, 1858
  - Private investigators, use of, incorrect official information, 1882–84
- Schools
  - Community schools
    - Prince of Wales Scholarship Fund, ministerial statement (Melenchuk), 1014–15
- Social Services Department
  - Private investigators, use of, 1856
- Synagogues
  - Agudas Israel Synagogue, Saskatoon, arson, April 5, 2002, member's statement, 482
- Vehicle Administration Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 14)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2079–80
- Workers' compensation
  - Claims, criminal background checks, 1582
- Workers' Compensation Board
  - Private investigators, use of, 1856
Hermanson, Mr. Elwin (Saskatchewan Party, Rosetown-Biggar) Leader of the Opposition
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 50–57
- Agriculture
  - Government policies, financial effect, 1096–97
  - Subsidies
    - Federal support, 60/40 cost share, 2085
    - Federal support, discussions, 1756, 2031–32
    - Federal support, package details, 1701–2, 1907, 1964–66, 1998
    - Federal support, package details, new money, 2184–85
    - Federal support, package details, provincial reaction, 2213–15
    - Federal support package inadequate for Canadian farmers, moved (Calvert), 2221–25
    - United States, Farm Bill 2002
      - Federal support, 60/40 cost share, 1579–80
      - Federal support, discussions, agreements, 1259–60
      - Federal support, producers, 1226
      - Motion for debate, amendment, 1096
      - Request to federal ministers to appear before Assembly on May 24, 2002, to hear and respond to Saskatchewan producers' concerns, moved (Serby); amendment (Hermanson), 1110–13
      - Western governments, opposition leaders, meeting, 1260
      - Western governments, opposition leaders, meeting, proposal, 1178
- Baseball
  - Late Walter Anderson, Wiseton, late S. Burns McDonald, Elrose, inductees, Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of Fame, August 17, 2002, member's statement, 1789
- Business
  - Loss of, 12
- Cabinet ministers
  - Harassment guidelines, 2032
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
    - 3rd Battalion, four killed, eight injured, condolences, member's statement, 825
- Condolences
  - Howes, William S. (former MLA), moved (Serby), 1481
  - Peters, Rudi (MLA), moved (Hermanson), 2830–31
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes
    - Halt, petitions, 1091, 1173, 1335
- Discrimination and racism
  - Assembly condemns all forms of racism, condemns remarks of David Ahenakew, calls for his removal from executive positions, and as Member of Order of Canada, moved (Hermanson); amendment (Axworthy), 2997–98
  - Remarks about Jews, David Ahenakew, condemnation, member's statement, 2988–89
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Plans, 11–12, 282
- Education
  - Funding
    - Decrease, 42
- Election promises (1999), 41–43
- Elections, 3042
- Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
  - Legislative Assembly extends congratulations to Your Majesty, on this year of celebration marking the fiftieth anniversary of Your Accession, moved (Calvert), 1394
- Employment
  - Loss, 41–43, 456–57, 488–89, 1318–20, 1339–41
- Employment development
  - Plan, 2002 budget, 311
  - Projections, 330–31
- Executive Council
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2696–2718, 2794–2800
- Government
  - Accountability, 3042
  - Direction, lacking, 282
  - No confidence in current Premier and cabinet, no confidence in current government, moved (Hermanson); amendment (Yates), 2409–14
  - Reorganization, 281–82
- Government expenditures
  - Deficit 2002, extent, 2825–26
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto Protocol
    - Climate change, critical issue, support of 12 principles adopted by provinces and territories as basis for negotiating national plan with Government of Canada, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Stewart), 2896–99
- Health care professionals
  - Loss, 41
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2491–93
- Hospitals
  - Regina General Hospital, neonatal intensive care unit, fundraiser, Z99 radiothon, member's statement, 10
- Indians/First Nations
  - Aboriginal awareness, Web-based training course, Achak Solutions (firm), member's statement, 2183–84
- Information, personal, confidential
  - Disclosure by government employees, 1473, 1474–77
  - Protection, security, 1473
- LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) system
  - International sales, 1822
- Legislative Assembly
  - Employees
    - Long service awards, congratulations, member's statement, 2347
  - Questions, 2134
  - Questions, matters before court, 2966–67
  - Questions, sub judice convention, interpretation, member's statement, 2964–65
  - Twenty-fourth legislature, third session, progress, 2776–77
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2002 (Set Election Dates) (No. 207)
  - First reading, 2136
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2002 (Votes of Confidence) (No. 204)
  - First reading, 1968
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Battleford-Cut Knife constituency
    - Recognition, leukemia survivor, member's statement, 39–40
    - Recognition and remembrance, member's statement, 2823
  - Kindersley constituency
    - New member, recognition, member's statement, 2823
    - Presentation, 2819
    - Resignation, 428–29
- Long-term care
  - Fees
    - Ability to pay formula, 881–82
    - Increase, 910
      - Cancel, 796, 857–58, 1036
      - Effect on working disabled, 998–99
      - Elderly couples moderate by involuntary separation, 795–96
      - Reconsideration, results, 1289
    - Reconsider increases, petitions, 1031, 1059, 1153, 1221, 1253, 1283, 1313
- Ministerial statements
  - Royal family
    - Earl and Countess of Wessex, provincial visit, June 18-23, 2003, and recognition of Saskatchewan Committee for the Queen's Golden Jubilee, 2917–18
  - Voluntarism
    - Saskatchewan voluntary sector initiative, 1003–4
- Oral question period
  - Agriculture
    - Government policies, financial effect, 1096–97
    - Subsidies
      - Federal support, 60/40 cost share, 2085
      - Federal support, discussions, 1756, 2031–32
      - Federal support, package details, 1701–2, 1907, 1964–66, 1998
      - Federal support, package details, new money, 2184–85
      - Federal support, package details, provincial reaction, 2213–15
      - United States, Farm Bill 2002, federal support, 60/40 cost share, 1579–80
      - United States, Farm Bill 2002, federal support, discussions, agreements, 1259–60
      - United States, Farm Bill 2002, federal support, producers, 1226
      - United States, Farm Bill 2002, motion for debate, amendment, 1096
      - United States, Farm Bill 2002, western governments, opposition leaders, meeting, 1260
      - United States, Farm Bill 2002, western governments, opposition leaders, meeting, proposal, 1178
  - Business
    - Loss of, 12
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Harassment guidelines, 2032
  - Economy
    - Growth, plans, 11–12, 282
  - Education
    - Funding, decrease, 42
  - Election promises (1999) 41–43
  - Elections 3042
  - Employment
    - Loss, 41–43, 456–57, 488–89, 1318–20, 1339–41
  - Employment development
    - Plan, 2002 budget, 311
    - Projections, 330–31
  - Government
    - Accountability, 3042
    - Direction, lacking, 282
    - Reorganization, 281–82
  - Government expenditures
    - Deficit 2002, extent, 2825–26
  - Health care professionals
    - Loss, 41
  - Information, personal, confidential
    - Disclosure by government employees, 1473, 1474–77
    - Protection, security, 1473
  - LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) system
    - International sales, 1822
  - Legislative Assembly
    - Questions, matters before court, 2966–67
    - Twenty-fourth legislature, third session, progress, 2776–77
  - Legislative Assembly Members
    - Questions, 2134
  - Long-term care
    - Fees, ability to pay formula, 881–82
    - Fees, increase, 910
    - Fees, increase, cancel, 796, 857–58, 1036
    - Fees, increase, effect on working disabled, 998–99
    - Fees, increase, elderly couples moderate by involuntary separation, 795–96
    - Fees, reconsideration, results, 1289
  - Population
    - Decline, 13, 2349–50, 2858–59
    - Out-migration, working-age people, 2519–20
  - Public service
    - Access to Canadian Police Information Centre, 1474
  - Saskatchewan
    - Future, plans, 286
  - Saskatchewan Party
    - Grow Saskatchewan strategy, 331, 1320
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Competition, private sector, response of CEO, 1727–28
  - Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
    - Investment, government, 3038
  - Trade
    - Protectionism, United States
      - Softwood lumber, agriculture, federal response, 1179
      - Softwood lumber, agriculture, trade injury payments, federal government, 1997–98
      - Softwood lumber, agriculture, Western Canadian conference, development of united front, 1159–62
      - Softwood lumber, agriculture, Western Canadian conference, proposal, 1158, 1178
  - Workers' Compensation Act
    - Committee of Review report, 219
  - Workers' Compensation Board
    - Administrative costs, increase, 219
    - Fairness audit, 219
- Police services
  - Saskatoon Police Service, night shift, observations, member's statement, 1905
- Population
  - Decline, 13, 2349–50, 2858–59
  - Out-migration
    - Working-age people, 2519–20
- Public service
  - Access to Canadian Police Information Centre, 1474
- Royal family
  - Earl and Countess of Wessex, provincial visit, June 18-23, 2003, and recognition of Saskatchewan Committee for the Queen's Golden Jubilee, ministerial statement (Calvert), 2917–18
- Saskatchewan
  - Future, plans, 286
- Saskatchewan Party
  - Constituency nominations
    - Kindersley, April 30, 2002, member's statement, 1094
    - Saskatoon Southeast, member's statement, 128, 1853
  - Grow Saskatchewan strategy, 331, 1320
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Competition, private sector, response of CEO, 1727–28
- Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
  - Investment, government, 3038
- Terrorism
  - United States, attacks on World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Pennsylvania, September 11, 2001, condolences to families, military actions supported, moved (Hermanson), 298–99
- Trade
  - Protectionism, United States
    - Agriculture subsidies, softwood lumber tariffs, Western Canadian conference, proposal, moved (Hermanson), 1184, 1265
    - Softwood lumber, agriculture, federal response, 1179
    - Softwood lumber, agriculture, trade injury payments, federal government, 1997–98
    - Softwood lumber, agriculture, Western Canadian conference, development of united front, 1159–62
    - Softwood lumber, agriculture, Western Canadian conference, proposal, 1158, 1178
- Tributes
  - Arscott, Hugh, storyteller, writer, political activist, business person, member's statement, 1577
  - Elizabeth, Queen, consort of George VI, King of Great Britain, 362–63
- Volleyball
  - Beechy Blazers 1A senior girls, provincial championship, winners, Lucky Lake 2A girls, provincial banner, winners, member's statement, 3036–37
- Voluntarism
  - Saskatchewan voluntary sector initiative, ministerial statement (Calvert), 1003–4
- Workers' Compensation Act
  - Committee of Review report, 219
- Workers' Compensation Board
  - Administrative costs, increase, 219
  - Fairness audit, 219
- YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association)
  - Saskatoon, Women of Distinction awards, 21st annual, 2002, member's statement, 853–54
Higgins, Hon. Deb (NDP, Moose Jaw Wakamow) Minister of Labour, Minister Responsible for the Status of Women
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 212–13, 225–29
- Authors
  - Saskatchewan Festival of Words, 6th, July 25-28, 2002, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 2613
- Business
  - Expansion
    - Assiniboia, member's statement, 1996
  - Moose Jaw business awards, 1st annual, member's statement, 1522
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
    - 3rd Battalion, four killed, eight injured, condolences, member's statement, 826
  - Snowbirds
    - Acceptance show for 2001 air show season, member's statement, 1062
- Centennials
  - Moose Jaw, 2003, celebrations, member's statement, 3019
- Condolences
  - Smith, Arthur Leslie (former MLA), moved (Serby), 2839
- Farm families
  - Moose Jaw Farm Family of the Year, Doug and Melody Machmer, member's statement, 94
- Hockey
  - Western Hockey League, Moose Jaw Warriors, advance, second round, Eastern Conference Championship, member's statement, 355
- Hog industry
  - Labour standards, inclusion, consultation process, 1443–44
- IPSCO Inc. and United Steelworkers of America, Local 5890, Collective Bargaining Agreement Act, 2002 (No. 83)
  - First reading, 2972
  - Second reading, 2972–73
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2974–75
  - Third reading, 2975
- Labour Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 895–901, 1365–69, 1769–74, 2719–24
- Labour force
  - Workers, National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, April 28, 2002, member's statement, 1015
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 70)
  - First reading, 1794
  - Second reading, 2036–37
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2605–9
  - Third reading, 2609
- Minimum Wage Board
  - Recommendation, minimum wage, increase, supplementary information, 1040
- Music
  - Kinsmen International Band and Choral Festival, 53rd annual, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1472
- Oral question period
  - Hog industry
    - Labour standards, inclusion, consultation process, 1443–44
  - Minimum Wage Board
    - Recommendation, minimum wage, increase, supplementary information, 1040
  - Workers' compensation
    - Claims, criminal background checks, 1582
  - Workers' Compensation Act
    - Committee of Review report, 219
  - Workers' Compensation Board
    - Actuarial review, full funding, 1556–57
    - Fairness audit, 219–20
    - Financial information, monthly, 1627, 1756
    - Premiums, unchanged for 2002, 1757
    - Private investigators, use of, 1856
    - Reorganization, restructuring, 219
- Voluntarism
  - St. John Ambulance, Saskatchewan Council, investiture ceremony, member's statement, 1288–89
- Water polo
  - Robin Randall, Drinkwater, member of Canadian National Water Polo team, gold medallists, Commonwealth Water Polo Championship, Manchester, England, March 2002, member's statement, 455
- Workers' compensation
  - Claims, criminal background checks, 1582
- Workers' Compensation Act
  - Committee of Review report, 219
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 72)
  - First reading, 1860
  - Second reading, 2046–47
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2602–5
  - Third reading, 2609
- Workers' Compensation Board
  - Actuarial review, full funding, 1556–57
  - Fairness audit, 219–20
  - Financial information, monthly, 1627, 1756
  - Premiums, unchanged for 2002, 1757
  - Private investigators, use of, 1856
  - Reorganization, restructuring, 219
- YWCA (Young Women's Christian Association)
  - Moose Jaw, Women of Distinction awards, 6th, member's statement, 1177
Hillson, Mr. Jack (Independent, North Battleford)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 77–80
- Agriculture
  - Subsidies
    - Federal support package inadequate for Canadian farmers, moved (Calvert), 2225–26
    - United States, Farm Bill 2002
      - Request to federal ministers to appear before Assembly on May 24, 2002, to hear and respond to Saskatchewan producers' concerns, moved (Serby); amendment (Hermanson), 1120–21
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 57)
  - Second reading, 2393–95
- Budget
  - Surplus, projection, 1132
- Budget (March 27, 2002)
  - Speakers, 431–34
- Business
  - Battlefords Business Excellence (BBEX) awards, 2002, member's statement, 1258
- Casinos
  - Revenue
    - First Nations Fund
      - Expenditures, accounting, 2941–42
- Community-based organizations
  - Salaries, 168
- Condolences
  - Gardiner, James Wilfrid (former MLA), moved (Serby), 2835–36
  - Peters, Rudi (MLA), moved (Hermanson), 2832
- Constituency Boundaries Commission
  - Final report with addenda of Electoral Boundaries Commission be approved and adopted, moved (Axworthy), 2846–47
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes, reverse decision, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper), 758
    - Questions and comments 759
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Investment strategy, 973
- Diefenbaker homestead, Regina
  - Maintenance funding, member's statement, 3038
- Discrimination and racism
  - Assembly condemns all forms of racism, condemns remarks of David Ahenakew, calls for his removal from executive positions, and as Member of Order of Canada, moved (Hermanson); amendment (Axworthy), 3000
- Elections
  - General election, call within six months of Battleford-Cut Knife constituency vacancy to avoid by-election, moved (Hillson), 2975–77
- Emergency Protection for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Act (No. 2)
  - Second reading, 616
- Ethanol
  - Communities, strategy committees, reimbursement, 1477
  - Development
    - Private sector, Broe Companies, Inc., government commitment, 1731–32, 2523
  - Enable private sector development, and determination of location and number of facilities, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper)
    - Questions and comments 1405
  - Investment
    - Government, private sector, 1292
- Gambling
  - Video lottery terminals
    - Responsible machines, Nova Scotia, member's statement, 2857
- Government
  - Financial management
    - Summary financial statements in budgets incorporating all financial activity, moved (Krawetz); amendment (Crofford), 2958–59
  - Performance, 1526–27
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto Protocol
    - Climate change, critical issue, support of 12 principles adopted by provinces and territories as basis for negotiating national plan with Government of Canada, moved (Lautermilch); amendment (Stewart), 2902–4
- Health care
  - Action Plan for Saskatchewan Health Care
    - Issues, 1705
  - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
    - Use of equipment, 859
- Hospital waiting lists
  - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), out-of-province treatment, reimbursement, 831
- Income tax
  - Reduction, effective January 2003, ministerial statement (Cline), 2996
- Internet
  - High-speed
    - SaskTel expansion
      - Ministerial statement (Sonntag), 17
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 70)
  - Second reading, 2201–2
- LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) system, 973
  - Budget, 2034–35
- Legislation
  - Twenty-fourth legislature, third session, 1527
- Legislative Assembly
  - Adjournment, December 18, 2002, moved (Lautermilch), 3056–57
  - Adjournment, July 10, 2002, moved (Lautermilch), 2816
  - Cross the floor, invitation, member's statement, 660
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Kindersley constituency
    - Resignation, 429–30
- Livestock industry
  - Grazing lands, wildlife habitats, opening, 1859–60
- Ministerial statements
  - Income tax
    - Reduction, effective January 2003, 2996
  - Internet
    - High-speed, SaskTel expansion, 17
  - Motor vehicles
    - Police impoundment when used to procure sexual services and prostitution, Highway Traffic Amendment Act 2001, 47
- Motor vehicles
  - Police impoundment when used to procure sexual services and prostitution, Highway Traffic Amendment Act 2001, ministerial statement (Axworthy), 47
- Oral question period
  - Budget
    - Surplus, projection, 1132
  - Casinos
    - First Nations Fund, expenditures, accounting, 2941–42
  - Community-based organizations
    - Salaries, 168
  - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
    - Investment strategy, 973
  - Ethanol
    - Communities, strategy committees, reimbursement, 1477
    - Development
      - Private sector, Broe Companies, Inc., government commitment, 1731–32, 2523
    - Investment, government, private sector, 1292
  - Government
    - Performance, 1526–27
  - Health care
    - Action Plan for Saskatchewan Health Care, issues, 1705
    - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), use of equipment, 859
  - Hospital waiting lists
    - Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), out-of-province treatment, reimbursement, 831
  - LAND (Land Titles Automated Network Development) system 973
    - Budget, 2034–35
  - Legislation
    - Twenty-fourth legislature, third session, 1527
  - Livestock industry
    - Grazing lands, wildlife habitats, opening, 1859–60
  - Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
    - Gaming agreement, new, Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, 25-year contract, 972–73
  - Water quality
    - Funding, 634
      - Decrease, Saskatchewan Water Corporation, 332
    - North Battleford Water Inquiry
      - Kathy Langlois, senior policy adviser, Cabinet Planning Unit, expertise, 427
      - Kathy Langlois, senior policy adviser, continuation in role after report completion, 2382–83
- Points of order
  - Debate
    - Liberal Party member not member of Saskatchewan Party, 1071
  - Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 304), Committee of the Whole Assembly discussion, member not doing duty, offensive statement, 3030
  - Water quality, North Battleford Water Inquiry, debate, member putting words in commission's report, 499–500
- Police services
  - Officers
    - John Popowich, Saskatoon
      - Malicious prosecution, settlement, member's statement, 2240–41
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - Gaming agreement, new
    - Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations, 25-year contract, 972–73
- Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 304)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3029–32
- Sports
  - Saskatchewan Senior Fitness Association, Summer Games, North Battleford, July 9-11, 2002, member's statement, 2772
- Tourism
  - Tourism Awards of Excellence, Saskatchewan, Fred Heal Tourism Award, Peter Kingsmill of Hafford, Chairman's Lifetime Achievement Award, Wayne Fleming of North Battleford, member's statement, 40–41
- Trade
  - Injury
    - Compensation, federal responsibility, member's statement, 2058
  - North-south corridor through Saskatchewan, member's statement, 907
- Water
  - Agreement
    - Flow from Alberta, member's statement, 1095
- Water quality
  - Drinking water
    - Report of the Walkerton Inquiry, Ontario, water system upgrades, funding, member's statement, 1699
  - Funding, 634
    - Decrease, Saskatchewan Water Corporation, 332
  - North Battleford
    - Crisis, government responsibility, action plan to manage and regulate safe water, moved (Kwiatkowski); amendment (Osika), 493–95
  - North Battleford Water Inquiry
    - Kathy Langlois, senior policy adviser, Cabinet Planning Unit
      - Continuation in role after report completion, 2382–83
      - Expertise, 427
    - Report
      - Release, special advisor, costs, member's statement, 422
  - World Water Day, March 22, 2002, member's statement, 192
Huyghebaert, Mr. Delwood (Yogi) (Saskatchewan Party, Wood River)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 116–21
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1600–1601, 1945–46
- Air cadets
  - Leadership seminar, Camp Sask Cadet, member's statement, 309–10
  - Royal Canadian Air Cadets
    - 17 Yorkton Squadron, Yorkton, parade and awards, member's statement, 1754–55
- Alcohol and drug abuse
  - Short-term detox centre, Saskatoon, funding, 743–44
- Budget (March 27, 2002)
  - Speakers, 408–12
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Armed Forces Day, June 29, 2002, member's statement, 2377
- Credit unions
  - Credit Union Central of Saskatchewan, reception, April 9, 2002, member's statement, 594–95
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes
    - Halt, petitions, 1155, 1337, 1878, 2987
- Crown corporations
  - Travel costs, executives, 1320–21
- Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 693–99, 1304–8, 1869–73, 1875–76, 2371–73
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Saskatchewan Drug Plan
    - Prescriptions, annual deductible, reinstate, petitions, 1061, 1175, 1384, 1850, 3035
- Ethanol
  - Enable private sector development, and determination of location and number of facilities, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper), 1401–3
    - Questions and comments 1405
  - Policy, government, support by Assembly, moved (Prebble); amendment (Gantefoer), 587–89
- Film industry
  - Minds Eye Pictures
    - Government investment, progress of productions, 1909, 2000–2001
  - Sound stage, Regina
    - Budget, 2088
    - Business plan, 1910
    - Government investment, 2001–2
    - Leases, 2088–89
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto accord, halt federal intent to sign, petitions, 2820–21, 2854, 2906, 2933, 2961–62
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1609–12
- Highways and Transportation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1196–97, 1614
  - Pavement Scientific International
    - Research agreement, ministerial statement (Wartman), 747
- Hockey
  - Provincial Junior B Championships, Assiniboia Southern Rebels, winners, member's statement, 391
  - Western Canadian Junior B Championship, Keystone Cup, April 11-14, 2002, Assiniboia Southern Rebels, hosts, bronze medallists, member's statement, 741
- Internet
  - Cisco Systems, Inc., training course, 1728–29
- Labour Standards Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 70)
  - Second reading, 2465–67
- Learning Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1308–9, 2251–52
- Long-term care
  - Fees
    - Increase
      - Cancel, 856
    - Reconsider increases, petitions, 878, 905, 994–95, 1006, 1033, 1093, 1223, 1255, 1285, 1315
- Ministerial statements
  - Highways and Transportation Department
    - Pavement Scientific International, research agreement, 747
  - Motor vehicles
    - Theft, Regina auto theft strategy, evaluation, 2972
  - Sports
    - Canadian Sport Policy, endorsement, provinces and territories, April 6, 2002, 692–93
- Motor vehicles
  - Theft, Regina auto theft strategy, evaluation, ministerial statement (Thomson), 2972
- Olympic Games
  - Canadian Special Olympics Summer Games (2002: Prince Albert, Saskatchewan)
    - Member's statement, 2612–13
- Oral question period
  - Alcohol and drug abuse
    - Short-term detox centre, Saskatoon, funding, 743–44
  - Crown corporations
    - Travel costs, executives, 1320–21
  - Film industry
    - Minds Eye Pictures, government investment, progress of productions, 1909, 2000–2001
    - Sound stage, Regina, budget, 2088
    - Sound stage, Regina, business plan, 1910
    - Sound stage, Regina, government investment, 2001–2
    - Sound stage, Regina, leases, 2088–89
  - Internet
    - Cisco Systems, Inc., training course, 1728–29
  - Long-term care
    - Fees, increase, cancel, 856
  - SaskEnergy Network
    - Non-members, small business issues, 1444–45
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitution, protection
    - Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, immediate implementation, petitions, 1125
- Real Estate Amendment Act, 2002, (No. 9)
  - Second reading, 1913–14
- Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2310–13
- SaskEnergy Network
  - Non-members, small business issues, 1444–45
- Sports
  - Canadian Sport Policy, endorsement, provinces and territories, April 6, 2002, ministerial statement (Crofford), 692–93
- Status of the Artist Act (No. 73)
  - Second reading, 2246–47
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2363–69
- Telephones
  - Cellular service
    - Communities, Wood River constituency, petitions, 1439, 1468, 1492, 1750, 1786, 1818, 2210, 2237, 2261–62, 3017–18
- Terrorism
  - Member's statement, 9–10
  - United States, attacks on World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Pennsylvania, September 11, 2001, condolences to families, military actions supported, moved (Hermanson), 299–301
- Theatre
  - Improvisation, Canadian Improv Games, national championships, 25th anniversary, Dr. Martin LeBoldus High School, Regina, winners, member's statement, 906
- Tributes
  - Hanton, Frank Edward William, World War II pilot, member's statement, 1008–9
- Voluntarism
  - National Volunteer Week, April 21-27, 2002
    - Member's statement, 880–81