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

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Kasperski, Mr. Lindy (NDP, Regina Sherwood)
- Cities and towns
  - Communities in Bloom program, Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association and SaskPower, sponsors, member's statement, 686–87
- Dance
  - Polonia Dance Ensemble, Regina, Polonia in Concert program, 14th annual, member's statement, 1496
- Environment
  - Canada Environment Week, June 2-8, 2002
    - SaskPower, energy and environment poster contest, winners, member's statement, 1882
  - Protection, Earth Day, April 22, 2002, member's statement, 881
- Francophones
  - Journée internationale de la Francophonie en Saskatchewan, member's statement, 128
- Holocaust Memorial Day
  - Commemoration, Regina, April 9, 2002, member's statement, 535–36
- Schools
  - Safety Patrol Week, member's statement, 1156–57
- Senate
  - Chief Page, Melanie Bratkoski, member's statement, 2319–20
Kowalsky, Mr. P. Myron (NDP, Prince Albert Carlton) Speaker
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Krawetz, Mr. Ken (Saskatchewan Party, Canora-Pelly)
- Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE)
  - Report, recommendations, implementation, 1065–67
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2748–50
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 2009–10
- Balanced Budget Act, 2002 (No. 214)
  - First reading, 2269
- Budget
  - Accounting practices, change, 220, 357, 359
  - Balanced
    - Legislation, violated, 357–58, 395–97, 458
  - Deficit, 45, 311–12, 457–58, 1886
    - Hidden, 328–29, 662–63
    - Hidden, Crown corporations, 357
    - Size, 329–30
  - Surplus, estimate, 2451–52
- Budget (March 27, 2002)
  - Speakers, 323–24, 333–39
  - Moved to resolve into Committee of Finance; amendment, 339
- Constituency Boundaries Commission
  - Final report with addenda of Electoral Boundaries Commission be approved and adopted, moved (Axworthy), 2840–44
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 36)
  - Second reading, 2127
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2291
- Credit unions
  - Canora Credit Union building, official opening, June 26, 2002, member's statement, 2403
- Crown corporations
  - Loans, payment of government dividend, 312
- Economy
  - Decline, 2001, 884–85
- Finance Committee
  - Budget (March 27, 2002) moved (Cline) to resolve into Committee of Finance; amendment (Krawetz), 339
- Finance Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1459–65, 1935–41
- First aid
  - Heimlich manoeuvre, Lloydminster MLA, administered to Legislative Assembly employee, member's statement, 2778
- Fiscal Stabilization Fund Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 2126–27
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2469–71
- Government
  - Financial management
    - Provincial Auditor, Public Accounts, 2001-2002, release, 2773
    - Quarterly reports, 2451
    - Summary financial statements, 220–21
    - Summary financial statements, deficit, 2001-2002, 2773–74
    - Summary financial statements in budgets incorporating all financial activity, moved (Krawetz); amendment (Crofford), 2942–45
  - Reorganization, 2617–18
- Government Accountability Act
  - Government support, 663
- Government Accountability Act (No. 202)
  - First reading, 664
- Health care
  - Action Plan for Saskatchewan Health Care
    - Progress, endorsement of Romanow Commission final report, request immediate increase in federal funding, moved (Nilson); amendment (Gantefoer), 3010–12
- Health Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 2571–72
- Income tax
  - Reduction, effective January 2003, ministerial statement (Cline), 2996
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 58)
  - Second reading, 2124–25
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2288–91
- Learning Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 817–19
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Kindersley constituency
    - Resignation, 429
- Liquor Consumption Tax Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 30)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2284–88
- Long-term care
  - Fees
    - Increase, 907–9
      - Cancel, 829
    - Reconsider increases, petitions, 823, 1059
- Members of the Legislative Assembly Benefits Act (No. 78)
  - Second reading, 2227
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2472–73
- Ministerial statements
  - Income tax
    - Reduction, effective January 2003, 2996
  - Pensions
    - Pension Benefits Amendment Regulations, 2002, 397–98
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003, moved (Cline), 513–24, 1707–10, 2455–61
- Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 66)
  - Second reading, 2125–26
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2473
- Oral question period
  - Action Committee on the Rural Economy (ACRE)
    - Report, recommendations, implementation, 1065–67
  - Budget
    - Accounting practices, change, 220, 357, 359
    - Balanced, legislation, violated, 357–58, 395–97, 458
    - Deficit, 45, 311–12, 457–58, 1886
    - Deficit, hidden, 328–29, 662–63
    - Deficit, hidden, Crown corporations, 357
    - Deficit, size, 329–30
    - Surplus, estimate, 2451–52
  - Crown corporations
    - Loans, payment of government dividend, 312
  - Economy
    - Decline, 2001, 884–85
  - Government
    - Financial management
      - Provincial Auditor, Public Accounts, 2001-2002, release, 2773
      - Quarterly reports, 2451
      - Summary financial statements, 220–21
      - Summary financial statements, deficit, 2001-2002, 2773–74
    - Reorganization, 2617–18
  - Government Accountability Act
    - Government support, 663
  - Long-term care
    - Fees, increase, 907–9
    - Fees, increase, cancel, 829
  - Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund
    - Immigrant investor program, contracts, tenders, leasing companies, 1703–4
    - Immigrant investor program, rule requirements, violation, 1623–25
    - Leasing companies, Cajon Leasing, R & R Leasing, contracts, provincial government, tenders, 1676–77
- Pensions
  - Pension Benefits Amendment Regulations, 2002, ministerial statement (Axworthy), 397–98
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitution, protection
    - Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, immediate implementation, petitions, 851
- Provincial Auditor
  - Pursuant to s.3.1(1) of The Provincial Auditor Act, this Assembly appoints G. Fred Wendel to the position of Provincial Auditor for Saskatchewan, moved (Krawetz), 1447–48
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Third report, moved (Krawetz) for concurrence, 2210
- Public service
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003, moved (Cline), 513–24, 1707–10, 2455–61
- Saskatchewan Government Growth Fund
  - Immigrant investor program
    - Contracts, tenders, leasing companies, 1703–4
    - Rule requirements, violation, 1623–25
  - Leasing companies, Cajon Leasing, R & R Leasing, contracts
    - Provincial government, tenders, 1676–77
- Saskatchewan Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 18)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1712–14
- Students
  - Science fairs
    - Canada-Wide Science Fair, 2002, Saskatoon, Foam Lake Composite High School students, awards, member's statement, 1621–22
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 31)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1716–21
Kwiatkowski, Mr. Carl (Saskatchewan Party, Carrot River Valley)
- Business
  - Youth Business Excellence Awards
    - Northeast Saskatchewan, June 8, 2002, first annual, member's statement, 1906
- Cabinet ministers
  - Environment
    - Harassment allegation, independent government report, 1998–99, 2032
    - Harassment allegation, independent government report, release, 1999–2000
- Cancer
  - Survivors
    - Relay for Life, Canadian Cancer Society fundraiser, launch, Nipawin, member's statement, 1157
- Centenarians
  - McRitchie, Lucy, Nipawin, 100th birthday, congratulations, member's statement, 2348
- Children
  - Tobacco, possession, illegal, petitions, 37, 215, 278, 325, 353–54, 388, 533, 593, 625, 1335, 1437
- Community centres
  - Nipawin Oasis Community Centre, 10th anniversary celebration, November 28, 2002, member's statement, 2936
- Constituency Boundaries Commission
  - Final report with addenda of Electoral Boundaries Commission be approved and adopted, moved (Axworthy), 2849
- Corrections and Public Safety Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1777–80
- Crop insurance
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes
    - Halt, petitions, 737, 1091
- Culture, Youth and Recreation Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1873–74
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Saskatchewan Drug Plan
    - Prescriptions, annual deductible, reinstate, petitions, 791, 1005, 1785
    - Prescriptions, deductible
      - Increase, 164–65
- Environment
  - Canada Environment Week, June 2-8, 2002
    - Member's statement, 1726
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1047–54, 1376, 1744–48, 2651–56, 2662–64, 2665
  - Fish and Wildlife Development Fund
    - Reinstate funds, petitions, 2055, 2401, 2447, 2515, 2611, 2683, 2769
    - Surplus to Saskatchewan Wetland Conservation Corporation, 691
- Environmental Management and Protection Act, 2002 (No. 71)
  - Second reading, 2434–35
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2484–86
- Executive Council
  - Cabinet Planning Unit, senior policy adviser, Kathy Langlois, position, salary, 423
- Fishing
  - Licence vendors, Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management notice, telephone number, incorrect, 1180–81
- Forest fires
  - Costs, 1859
  - Nipawin, disaster assistance, 2405–7
  - Rural municipalities, communities, funding assistance, 1790–91, 2452–54
- Forest industry
  - Assembly congratulations, job creation, nearly $1 billion new investments in last three years, moved (Goulet), 1633–37
  - Northern forest protection worker training program, ministerial statement (Belanger), 224
- Girls Guides of Canada
  - Pathfinders, Canada Cord awards, Nipawin, June 16, 2002, member's statement, 1997
- Government
  - Financial management
    - Summary financial statements in budgets incorporating all financial activity, moved (Krawetz); amendment (Crofford), 2951–54
- Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1762–65
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto accord, halt federal intent to sign, petitions, 2819, 2853, 2933
  - 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), 2873–75
- Health care
  - Arthritis, Camp Wekando, Saskatoon, May 10-12, 2002, Arthritis Society, sponsor, member's statement, 1578–79
  - Funding
    - Saskatchewan Lotteries, Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, 25 per cent of profit to health care, petitions, 2905
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 23
    - Repairs, petitions, 1491, 1551, 1575, 1619, 1695, 1723, 1749, 2179, 2209, 2237, 2261
- Holocaust Memorial Day
  - Commemoration, Regina, April 9, 2002, member's statement, 536
- Long-term care
  - Facilities
    - Hudson Bay, beds, increase, petitions, 2987, 3017, 3035
    - Hudson Bay, beds, increase, request, member's statement, 3036
  - Fees
    - Reconsider increases, petitions, 683, 993, 1031, 1153, 1173, 1283, 1313
- Ministerial statements
  - Forest industry
    - Northern forest protection worker training program, 224
- Music
  - Builder of Sport, Culture, and Recreation award, 2001, Nipawin, Brad LeCuyer, recipient, member's statement, 1317
  - Saskatchewan Country Music Association awards, Jim Chute and Craig Day, member's statement, 218
- Newspapers
  - Nipawin Journal Survivor contest, charity event, member's statement, 164
- Oral question period
  - Cabinet ministers
    - Environment, harassment allegation, independent government report, 1998–99, 2032
    - Environment, harassment allegation, independent government report, release, 1999–2000
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Saskatchewan Drug Plan, prescriptions, deductible, increase, 164–65
  - Environment Department
    - Fish and Wildlife Development Fund, surplus to Wetland Conservation Corporation, 691
  - Executive Council
    - Cabinet Planning Unit, senior policy adviser, Kathy Langlois, position, salary, 423
  - Fishing
    - Licence vendors, Saskatchewan Environment and Resource Management notice, telephone number, incorrect, 1180–81
  - Forest fires
    - Costs, 1859
    - Nipawin, disaster assistance, 2405–7
    - Rural municipalities, communities, funding assistance, 1790–91, 2452–54
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation
    - Infrastructure, improvement, funding, lower, 392–93
  - Water quality 132
    - Consulting services, costs, payment, 632–33
    - Drinking water, safe, 314
    - Funding
      - Commitment lacking, 537
      - Infrastructure, municipalities, 393
      - Source, 537
    - North Battleford, crisis, government responsibility, 487–88
    - North Battleford Water Inquiry
      - Kathy Langlois, senior policy adviser, Cabinet Planning Unit, role, 423–25
      - Report, finding, legislation violated, 485
      - Report, finding, water quality management program, not implemented, 484–85
      - Report, implement recommendations, 360
      - Report, release, 359, 392
    - Quality reduction, responsibility, government, 597–98
    - Regulations, changes, implementation, 538
    - Regulations, non-compliance, penalties, 539, 597
    - Small communities, infrastructure funding, 132–33
    - Small communities, Perdue, problems, 132–33, 167, 1759–60
    - Small communities, problems, numbers, 166–67
    - Unsafe, 486–88
    - Unsafe, cabinet decision item, 486, 487, 537
- Physicians/Doctors
  - Society of Rural Physicians of Canada, Rural Service Award
    - Dr. Bev Karras, Nipawin, recipient, member's statement, 1339
- 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
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Infrastructure, improvement, funding, lower, 392–93
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation Act (No. 68)
  - Second reading, 2434
- Saskatchewan Watershed Authority Act (No. 67)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2483–84
- Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 304)
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 3034
- Senior citizens
  - Carrot River, active living complex, fundraising, construction, member's statement, 2965–66
- Service clubs
  - Order of the Royal Purple, Nipawin, 60th anniversary, member's statement, 2911
- Small business
  - Carrot River Implements, 35th anniversary, member's statement, 794
- Snowmobiling
  - Trails, provincial, grooming, Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, funding, petitions, 965, 1059, 1221, 1383, 1667, 1993, 2961
- Social Services Department
  - Estimates, main (2002-2003), 719–20
- Students
  - Ford/CAA Student Auto Skills Challenge, Carl Dahl and Mike Unger, L.P. Miller High School, Nipawin, participants in national competition, member's statement, 1288
  - Science fairs
    - Canada-Wide Science Fair, 2002, Saskatoon, Cheryl Daisley, Hudson Bay Composite High School, bronze medallist, member's statement, 2264
- Training programs
  - Skills Canada Saskatchewan competition, Saskatoon, L. P. Miller School, Nipawin, medal winners, member's statement, 1035
- Tributes
  - Hegland, Dennis, editor, The Nipawin Journal, member's statement, 1673
- Voluntarism
  - Nipawin Hospital Complex, Pineview Wall of Fame, Marjorie Moisan, Nipawin, member's statement, 1224
  - North East Recreation and Parks Association, volunteer awards, inaugural, 2002, member's statement, 1177–78
  - Salvation Army, Nipawin, Major Jill Purdy, coordinator, meals for firefighters, Newfield seed plant fire, member's statement, 2516–17
- Water quality, 132
  - Consulting services, costs, payment, 632–33
  - Drinking water
    - Safe, 314
  - Funding
    - Commitment lacking, 537
    - Infrastructure, municipalities, 393
    - Source, 537
  - North Battleford
    - Crisis, government responsibility, 487–88
    - Crisis, government responsibility, action plan to manage and regulate safe water, moved (Kwiatkowski); amendment (Osika), 489–93
  - North Battleford Water Inquiry
    - Kathy Langlois, senior policy adviser, Cabinet Planning Unit
      - Role, 423–25
    - Report
      - Finding, legislation violated, 485
      - Finding, water quality management program, not implemented, 484–85
      - Implement recommendations, 360
      - Release, 359, 392
  - Quality reduction, responsibility, government, 597–98
  - Regulations
    - Changes, implementation, 538
    - Non-compliance, penalties, 539, 597
  - Small communities
    - Infrastructure funding, 132–33
    - Perdue, problems, 132–33, 167, 1759–60
    - Problems, numbers, 166–67
  - Unsafe, 486–88
  - Unsafe, cabinet decision item, 486, 487, 537
- Wildlife Habitat Protection Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 2228
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 2488–89