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

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Yates, Mr. Kevin (NDP, Regina Dewdney)
- Agricultural products
  - Canary seed, organic, Harvest Sun Seed & Grain Company Ltd., Regina, export, member's statement, 40
- Canadian Alliance Party
  - New leader, Stephen Harper, member's statement, 164
- Co-operatives
  - Broadview Co-operative, sales increase, member's statement, 537
- Correctional services
  - Corrections Exemplary Service Awards, April 29, 2002, member's statement, 1034
- Economy
  - Applaud efforts of all sectors to build positive 21st century economy, moved (Yates); amendment (Wakefield), 1231–34
- Education
  - Costs, downloaded onto boards of education, forcing cuts in programming, teacher layoffs, higher property taxes, condemnation, moved (Draude); amendment (Forbes), 1251
- Employment
  - Growth
    - Statistics, member's statement, 1880–81, 2584, 2823
  - Statistics, Regina, member's statement, 2772
- Ethanol
  - Enable private sector development, and determination of location and number of facilities, moved (Harpauer); amendment (Harper)
    - Questions and comments 1405–6
  - Legislation, praise, Canadian Renewable Fuels Association, member's statement, 2613
- Firefighters
  - Assembly praise forest firefighters, recognize government's fire suppression program whose efficiency is model for rest of country, moved (Yates); amendment (Wiberg), 1969–73
- Forest industry
  - Assembly congratulations, job creation, nearly $1 billion new investments in last three years, moved (Goulet), 1631–33
- Government
  - No confidence in current Premier and cabinet, no confidence in current government, moved (Hermanson); amendment (Yates), 2425–27
- 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), 2875–78
- Income tax
  - Forms, Saskatchewan, simplification, member's statement, 1095
- Investment
  - Venture capital, development, member's statement, 2937
- Long-term care
  - Fees
    - Assembly condemn government, Minister of Health, Minister of Finance, Premier, for not being forthcoming regarding impact of new fee structure, moved (Toth); amendment (Yates), 1086–89
- Manufacturing industry
  - Production increase, confidence, member's statement, 628
- New Democratic Party (Saskatchewan)
  - Candidate nomination, Pamela Nykolaishen, Saltcoats constituency, member's statement, 1725–26
- Newspapers
  - Leader-Post, Saskatchewan Party leader would make a good premier, poll results, member's statement, 685
- Oil industry
  - Gas conservation plant, construction, Glen Ewen, member's statement, 216–17
- Points of order
  - Debate
    - Liberal Party member not member of Saskatchewan Party, 1071
- Premier
  - Business luncheon, 2nd annual, May 22, 2002, member's statement, 1522
- Public service
  - National Public Service Week, June 9-15, 2002, member's statement, 1905
- Retail trade
  - Sales, growth, member's statement, 2262–63
- Ringette
  - Canadian Ringette Championships, 24th annual, April 1-6, 2002, Regina, opening ceremonies, member's statement, 355
- Rural revitalization
  - Policies for positive impact, lack of commitment by province, moved (Weekes); amendment (Yates), 1422–28
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Passenger and freight services, retain, moved (McCall); amendment (Wall), 296
    - Questions and comments 296, 297
- Schools
  - McDermid School, Regina, provincial winner, 2001-2002 International Reading Association Exemplary Reading Program Award, member's statement, 390
- Senior citizens
  - Sedley New Horizons Seniors' Centre, official opening, June 15, 2002, member's statement, 2083
- Terrorism
  - United States, attacks on World Trade Center, Pentagon, and Pennsylvania, September 11, 2001, condolences to families, military actions supported, moved (Hermanson), 301–5
- Trade
  - Saskatchewan Trade and Export Partnership Inc., Market Intelligence Group, finalist, Champion in Strategic Intelligence Award, Competia, member's statement, 1316–17