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

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PanCanadian Petroleum Limited
- See
  - Oil industry – CO2 enhanced oil recovery program, Weyburn, PanCanadian Petroleum Limited
Paramedics Act 5
- Progress of Bill
  - Gantefoer, 2618–19
  - Nilson, 2618–19
Paramedics Act (No. 38)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 1069
- Second reading
  - Gantefoer, 1867–68
  - McMorris, 1502
  - Nilson, 1501–2
Parents
- Separated, divorced
  - See
    - Child protection – Custody
Parks
- See also
  - Wanuskewin Heritage Park
- Provincial, Buffalo Pound, lakeshore use fee, pilot project, 1052
- Regional, funding, 1045–46
- Urban, responsibility of Environment Department, 1045
- Visitors, 1046–47
Parties, all-night
- See
  - Raves
Paul Dojack Youth Centre
- See
  - Young offenders – Programs – Effectiveness, fetal alcohol syndrome, fetal alcohol effect
Pavement Scientific International Inc.
- See
Pay equity 22
- Health sector, 4, 22
- Public service, 4, 1516
Pederson, Martin
- See
  - Condolences – Pederson, Martin
Pensions
- See also
- Pension Benefits Amendment Regulations, 2002, ministerial statement (Axworthy)
  - Axworthy, 397
  - Krawetz, 397–98
Penton, Bruce and Barb
- See
  - Newspapers – World Spectator, Moosomin, Bruce and Barb Penton, owners
Perdue, Sask.
- See
  - Motor vehicles – Cam-Don Motors, Perdue, grand opening
  - Water quality – Small communities – Perdue
Personal care homes
- See also
  - Long-term care
- Regulations, status, 2581
Personal injury protection plan
- Claimants, treatment outcome study, University of Saskatchewan, commissioned by Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - D'Autremont, 2242–43
  - Sonntag, 2242–43
- Claims, criminal background checks
  - Heppner, 1581–82
  - Sonntag, 1581–82
Pesticides
- Ban, school yards, daycare grounds, children's playgrounds, 21
Peters, Rudi
- See
  - Condolences – Peters, Rudi
Peterson, Glenn
- See
  - Tributes – Peterson, Glenn
Petitions
- Alcohol and drug abuse
  - Treatment centre, Weyburn
    - See
      - Alcohol and drug abuse – Treatment centre, Weyburn, petitions
- Ambulance service
  - Community-based, consolidation and centralization
    - See
      - Ambulance service – Community-based, consolidation and centralization, petitions
- Child care
  - Subsidies, qualifying income levels
    - See
      - Child care – Subsidies, qualifying income levels, petitions
- Children
  - Tobacco, possession, illegal
    - See
      - Children – Tobacco, possession, illegal, petitions
- Crop insurance
  - Grasshopper spray penalty, reassessment, Saskatchewan Crop Insurance
    - See
      - Crop insurance – Grasshopper spray penalty, reassessment, Saskatchewan Crop Insurance, petitions
  - Premiums, increase, coverage changes, halt
    - See
      - Crop insurance – Premiums, increase, coverage changes – Halt
- Dams
  - Avonlea, reconstruct and expand
    - See
      - Dams – Avonlea, reconstruct and expand, petitions
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Saskatchewan Drug Plan, prescriptions, annual deductible, reinstate
    - See
      - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Saskatchewan Drug Plan – Prescriptions, annual deductible, reinstate
- Environment Department
  - Fish and Wildlife Development Fund
    - Reinstate funds
      - See
        Environment Department – Fish and Wildlife Development Fund – Reinstate funds
- Fishing
  - Besnard Lake, stocked fish, responsible netting, First Nations people
    - See
      - Fishing – Besnard Lake, stocked fish, responsible netting, First Nations people, petitions
  - Lake of the Prairies, stocked fish, responsible netting, First Nations people
    - See
      - Fishing – Lake of the Prairies, stocked fish, responsible netting, First Nations people, petitions
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Kyoto accord, halt federal intent to sign
    - See
      - Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming) – Kyoto accord, halt federal intent to sign, petitions
- Health care
  - Abortions, remove government funding
    - See
      - Health care – Abortions, remove government funding, petitions
  - Centres, Davidson and Craik, maintain at current level of service
    - See
      - Health care – Centres – Davidson and Craik, maintain at current level of service
  - Funding, Saskatchewan Lotteries, Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, 25 per cent of profit to health care
    - See
      - Health care – Funding – Saskatchewan Lotteries, Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority, 25 per cent of profit to health care
- Health districts
  - Moose Mountain Health District, name change to Pipestone Health District
    - See
      - Health districts – Moose Mountain Health District – Name change to Pipestone Health District
- Helmets
  - Bicycle riders, in-line skaters, skate boarders, legislation, enforcement
    - See
      - Helmets – Bicycle riders, in-line skaters, skate boarders, legislation, enforcement, petitions
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 15, repairs
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Highway No. 15 – Repairs
  - Highway No. 23, repairs
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Highway No. 23 – Repairs
  - Highway No. 35, repairs
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Highway No. 35 – Repairs
  - Highway No. 42, repairs
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Highway No. 42 – Repairs
  - Highway No. 58, repairs
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Highway No. 58 – Repairs
  - Highway No. 339, repairs to facilitate economic development
    - See
      - Highways and roads – Highway No. 339 – Repairs to facilitate economic development
- Hospitals
  - Swift Current Regional Hospital, new, funding, government commit 65 per cent share
    - See
      - Hospitals – Swift Current Regional Hospital, new – Funding, government commit 65 per cent share
- Income
  - Low, government programs, retention of child maintenance
    - See
      - Income – Low, government programs, retention of child maintenance, petitions
- Internet
  - High-speed to Lanigan
    - See
      - Internet – High-speed – To Lanigan
- Legislative Assembly, member's statement
  - VanMulligen, 740
- Long-term care
  - Facilities, Hudson Bay, beds, increase
    - See
      - Long-term care – Facilities – Hudson Bay, beds, increase
  - Fees, reconsider increases
    - See
      - Long-term care – Fees – Reconsider increases
- Medical laboratory technologists
  - Registered technologists, combined laboratory and x-ray technicians, funding for recruitment and retention
    - See
      - Medical laboratory technologists – Registered technologists, combined laboratory and x-ray technicians, funding for recruitment and retention, petitions
- Motor vehicles
  - Insurance, deductibles, guidelines, attempted car theft damage
    - See
      - Motor vehicles – Insurance – Deductibles, guidelines, attempted car theft damage
- Prostitution
  - Child prostitution, protection
    - Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, immediate implementation
      - See
        Prostitution – Child prostitution, protection – Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, immediate implementation
- Regional health authorities
  - Communities, Govan, Duval, Strasbourg, Bulyea, place in Regina Regional Health Authority rather than Saskatoon Regional Health Authority
    - See
      - Regional health authorities – Communities, Govan, Duval, Strasbourg, Bulyea, place in Regina Regional Health Authority rather than Saskatoon Regional Health Authority, petitions
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Humboldt territory operations office, reconsider proposed closure
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Humboldt territory operations office, reconsider proposed closure, petitions
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Passenger and express services, retain
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Transportation Company – Passenger and express services, retain, petitions
- Schools
  - Pangman School, maintain K to 12
    - See
      - Schools – Pangman School, maintain K to 12
- Snowmobiling
  - Trails, provincial, grooming, Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, funding
    - See
      - Snowmobiling – Trails, provincial, grooming, Saskatchewan Snowmobile Association, funding, petitions
- Telephones
  - Cellular service, communities, Wood River constituency
    - See
      - Telephones – Cellular service – Communities, Wood River constituency, petitions
  - Parks, government provide service and cellular coverage
    - See
      - Telephones – Parks, government provide service and cellular coverage, petitions
- Workers' compensation
  - Permanent functional impairment, government ensure fair and equitable treatment of workers
    - See
      - Workers' compensation – Permanent functional impairment, government ensure fair and equitable treatment of workers, petitions
Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina 3, 116, 245, 261, 403
Photography
- Fujifilm Masterpiece Award for photographic excellence, 2001, Mark Greschner, Regina, recipient, member's statement
  - Sonntag, 2264
Physical activity
- See
  - Exercise
Physicians/Doctors
- See also
- Contrasts, 20th century vs. 21st century, 198
- Licensing, foreign trained, 2565
- Loss of, 385
- New arrivals, Nipawin Health Clinic, Nipawin Medical Group, member's statement
  - Jones, 41
- Recruitment, retention, 198
- Society of Rural Physicians of Canada, Rural Service Award
  - Dr. Bev Karras, Nipawin, recipient, member's statement
    - Kwiatkowski, 1339
  - Dr. Lionel Lavoie, Melfort, recipient, member's statement
    - Gantefoer, 1287
Podiatrists
- See
  - Medical Profession Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 37)
Poetry
- Poet Laureate, Glen Sorestad
  - Frost Warning 188
  - Reflection 199
- World Poetry Day, March 21, 2002, 188
  - Reading, Cumberland Gallery, Saskatchewan Legislative Building, organized by League of Canadian Poets, member's statement
    - Nilson, 163
Points of order
- Civil servants, protection, accuracy of factual information
  - Hagel, 1303
  - Weekes, 1303
- Debate
  - Comments by non-participants, unparliamentary, apologize
    - D'Autremont, 860
    - Lorjé, 860
  - Comments in context of Bill before House
    - D'Autremont, 2165
    - Hagel, 2165
  - Language unparliamentary, withdraw and apologize
    - Allchurch, 296
    - Hagel, 295–96
  - Liberal Party member not member of Saskatchewan Party
    - Hillson, 1071
    - Yates, 1071
  - Respect and decorum during debate
    - D'Autremont, 2073
    - Hagel, 2073
- Election, general, motion, reasons for action
  - D'Autremont, 2979
  - Hagel, 2978–79
  - Speaker, 2979
- Ethanol policy debate, amendment out of order
  - Hagel, 555
  - McMorris, 555
- Language
  - Reference to member's comments as "sprouting misinformation"
    - D'Autremont, 975
  - Reference to member's debate speech as fanatical presentation
    - Atkinson, 2918
    - D'Autremont, 2918
    - Speaker, 2918
  - Reference to Minister of Crown Investments Corporation as hurricane Maynard
    - D'Autremont, 543
    - Hagel, 543
  - Reference to official opposition as "snake oil salesmen"
    - D'Autremont, 974
    - Hagel, 974
  - Unparliamentary, 949
  - Unparliamentary language
    - D'Autremont, 635
    - Hagel, 635
  - Use of quotes in House deliberations
    - D'Autremont, 635
    - Hagel, 635–36
- Legislative Assembly, quorum call, sufficient number to conduct House business
  - Hagel, 591–92
- Question period
  - Inadequate responses to questions
    - D'Autremont, 3026–27
    - Hagel, 3027
  - No points of order by members, no rulings by Speaker
    - D'Autremont, 361
    - Hagel, 361
- Reference to presence or absence of members not permitted
  - D'Autremont, 3043–44
  - Hagel, 3044
  - Speaker, 3044
- Saskatchewan Party not responsible for provincial government during 1980s
  - D'Autremont, 398
- Saskatchewan Wheat Pool Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 304), Committee of the Whole Assembly discussion, member not doing duty, offensive statement
  - Hagel, 3030–31
  - Hillson, 3030
  - Speaker, 3031
- Tabling documents, Deputy Premier, member for Yorkton, misleading House in failing to provide copies
  - D'Autremont, 2064
  - Hagel, 2064
- Water quality, North Battleford Water Inquiry, debate, member putting words in commission's report
  - Hagel, 500
  - Hillson, 499–500
Poitras, Edward
- See
  - Art/Artists – Poitras, Edward
Police services 6
- Community policing, 1331
- Costs, 386
- National Police Week, May 12-28, 2002, member's statement
  - Heppner, 1337–38
- Officers
  - Additional, 31, 35, 52, 78, 89, 118, 183, 653–54
    - Axworthy, 44–45
    - Bjornerud, 1908
    - Heppner, 44–45
    - Nilson, 1908
  - Additional, funding, 319, 374, 407, 476
    - Axworthy, 44–45, 2244–45
    - Heppner, 44–45, 2244–45
  - John Popowich, Saskatoon
    - Malicious prosecution, public inquiry
      - Heppner, 2187
    - Malicious prosecution, settlement
      - Axworthy, 2185–87
      - Heppner, 2185–87
    - Malicious prosecution, settlement, Crown prosecutors
      - Axworthy, 2322–23
      - Heppner, 2322
    - Malicious prosecution, settlement, member's statement
      - Hillson, 2240–41
- Rate structure, 646–47
- Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners, Chair, appointment to Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority, legal services, 2639–40
- Saskatoon Police Service, night shift, observations, member's statement
  - Hermanson, 1905
Populated places
- See
Population
- Decline, 32, 50–51, 58, 78, 181, 200, 242, 255–56, 267, 349, 2801
  - Hermanson, 13, 2349–50, 2858–59
  - Agrarian economy, 262–63
  - Cyclical, 60
  - Economic impact, 34, 36
    - Calvert, 14–15
    - Wall, 14–15
- Growth
  - Humboldt, 30
  - Necessary, economic impact, 145, 172
  - Young population, 472
- Out-migration, 67, 86, 117, 146, 173, 209–11, 255, 258, 269–70, 364, 463, 2796
  - Southwestern Saskatchewan, 439
  - Working-age people
    - Hermanson, 2519–20
Post-secondary education
- See
  - Education, post-secondary
Potash industry
- Donations
  - See
    - Health care – Renal dialysis – Donation, Health Foundation of East Central Saskatchewan, IMC Global, Esterhazy
- Member's statement
  - Addley, 1385–86
- Phosphate distribution centre, CWS Logistics Ltd., IMC Global potash mine, Belle Plaine, member's statement
  - Hamilton, 191–92
- Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc., contributions, economy, 2647
- Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc., privatization, 2792–93
- Production, world ranking, 706
- Revenue projection, 2002 budget, 477, 711, 889–90, 2645–46
- Tax incentives, royalties, 890–91
Potato industry
- See also
  - Highways and roads – Road weight system, effect, potato growers
- Harvest 2002
  - Serby, 2967
- Losses, 181, 343
- Losses, government
  - Effect on Saskatchewan Water Corporation
    - Wall, 2861–63
  - Effect on Saskatchewan Water Corporation, matter before court
    - Sonntag, 2861–62
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation annual reports
    - Wall, 2967
- Seed potatoes, growth
  - Serby, 2994
- SPUDCO (Saskatchewan Potato Utility Development Company)
  - Dispute with Microgro
    - Sonntag, 3022
  - Draft agreement, sales, Chad Neibaur, Idaho
    - D'Autremont, 1791–92
  - Draft agreement, sales, Chad Neibaur, Idaho, matter before court
    - Sonntag, 1791–92
  - Saskatchewan Water Corporation, Con-Force, business relationship, apology, member's statement
    - Lautermilch, 3059
  - Seed potato strategy with Microgro
    - Wall, 2993–95, 3021–22
- Storage facilities
  - Government ownership
    - Wall, 2828
  - Government ownership, audit, table in legislature
    - Wall, 2828–29
  - Government ownership, construction, funding
    - Serby, 2969
  - Government ownership, construction, legal requirements
    - Wall, 2968–69
  - Government ownership, matter before court
    - Sonntag, 2828, 2913–14, 2916
  - Government ownership, portrayal to public
    - Wall, 2913–16
  - Government ownership, resignation of cabinet minister
    - Calvert, 2915–16
    - Wall, 2915–16
Poultry industry
- Egg production, 2747–48
Poverty
- See also
  - Food banks
  - Social assistance
- Reduction, 2794–95
Powers of Attorney Act, 2002 (No. 24)
- First reading
  - Axworthy, 635
- Second reading
  - Axworthy, 832–33
  - Draude, 1270
  - Heppner, 1043–44
  - McMorris, 833
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Axworthy, 1679–81
  - Julé, 1679–81
- Third reading
  - Axworthy, 1683
- Royal Assent, 1722
Prairie Grain Roads Program
- See
  - Highways and roads – Highway No. 48 – Construction and maintenance, Manitoba border to Highway No. 8
Prairie grasslands
- Peter and Sharon Butala, winners, Countryside Canada Recognition Program award, Old Man on His Back Prairie and Heritage Conservation Area, Eastend, member's statement
  - Elhard, 454
Prairie Provinces Water Board
- Mandate, costs, 2625–26
Premier
- Business luncheon, 2nd annual, May 22, 2002, member's statement
  - Yates, 1522
- Caucus, bus travel, public hearings, 1, 30, 85–86, 109, 146, 155, 175, 187, 199, 231, 243, 461
  - Calvert, 12–13
Prescription Drugs Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 39)
- First reading
  - Nilson, 1100
- Second reading
  - D'Autremont, 1325–26
  - Draude, 1507
  - Gantefoer, 1867
  - Nilson, 1325
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Gantefoer, 2050–51
  - Nilson, 2050–51
- Third reading
  - Nilson, 2051–52
- Royal Assent, 2236
Prince Albert, Sask.
- See
Prince of Wales Scholarship Fund
- See
  - Schools – Community schools – Prince of Wales Scholarship Fund
Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
- See
  - Canadian Armed Forces – Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry
Prisoners
- See
  - Correctional centres
Private Members' Bills Committee
- Fifth report, moved (Brkich) for concurrence
  - Brkich, 995
- Sixth report, moved (Hamilton) for concurrence
  - Hamilton, 1850
- Seventh report, moved (Hamilton) for concurrence
  - Hamilton, 2907
- Eighth report, moved (Hamilton) for concurrence
  - Hamilton, 3018
- Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont)
  - D'Autremont, 914, 2864
- Membership, substitution, moved (Lautermilch)
  - Lautermilch, 975
Private members' motions
- No. 1. Terrorism, United States, attacks on World Trade Center, Pentagon and Pennsylvania, September 11, 2001, condolences to families, military actions supported, moved (Hermanson), 298–305
- No. 2. Ethanol, policy, government, support by Assembly, moved (Prebble); amendment (Gantefoer), 542–63, 565–92
- No. 3. Long-term care, fees, reconsider decision on increases, moved (Gantefoer); amendment (Junor), 760–70, 771–79
- No. 4. CommunityNet, expansion, continue, to schools, communities, government offices, moved (Hamilton); amendment (D'Autremont), 779–90
- No. 5. Families, building independence program, Assembly endorsement moved (Prebble); amendment (Toth), 914–33, 935–42
- No. 6. Government, no confidence in current Premier and cabinet, moved (Heppner), 942–64
- No. 7. 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), 1082–90
- No. 8. Economy, applaud efforts of all sectors to build positive 21st century economy, moved (Yates); amendment (Wakefield), 1231–44
- No. 9. Education, costs, downloaded onto boards of education, forcing cuts in programming, teacher layoffs, higher property taxes, condemnation, moved (Draude); amendment (Forbes), 1244–51
- No. 10. Rural revitalization, policies for positive impact, lack of commitment by province, moved (Weekes); amendment (Yates), 1406–16, 1417–36
- No. 11. Forest industry, Assembly congratulations, job creation, nearly $1 billion new investments in last three years, moved (Goulet), 1629–49, 1651–65
- No. 12. 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), 1805–15
- No. 13. Firefighters, Assembly praise forest firefighters, recognize government's fire suppression program whose efficiency is model for rest of country, moved (Yates); amendment (Wiberg), 1969–88, 1989–91
- No. 14. Education, post-secondary, funding, stable long-term, moved (Hart); amendment (Trew), 2137–53
- No. 15. Electricity, cogeneration and wind power, commitment, government, SaskPower, moved (Prebble), 2153–58
- No. 16. Trade unions, collective agreements, retention, moved (Forbes), 2325–44
- No. 17. Government, no confidence in current Premier and cabinet, no confidence in current government, moved (Hermanson); amendment (Yates), 2409–28
Private members' statements
- See specific
  - subjects
Privilege
- Information, inaccurate and incomplete, Minister of Crown Investments Corporation
  - D'Autremont, 1887–88
  - Hagel, 1888–89
Privileges and Elections Committee
- Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont)
  - D'Autremont, 2865
- Membership, substitution, moved (Hagel)
  - Hagel, 1628
Pro Forma Bill
- First reading
  - Calvert, 6–7
Processing industry
- See
  - Pulses – Pulse processing plant
Property
- Assessment, 5, 240
  - Agricultural land
    - Bjornerud, 1391–92
  - Agricultural land, review
    - Osika, 1391–92
  - Education tax
    - See
      - Education – Property taxes, increase
  - Forest fringe land
    - See
      - Cattle industry – Grazing, forest fringe land, tax assessment
  - Grain storage facilities, 240
  - Income approach, commercial properties, 240
  - Towns and communities, 2296–97
Property tax 404
- Education tax, 108, 268
- Increase, 335
  - Bjornerud, 131–32
- Rebate
  - See
    - Farmland – Property tax rebate
    - Rural municipalities – Property tax rebate
Prorogation
- See
  - Lieutenant Governor
Prosecutions
- See
  - Crime – Prosecutions, efficacy
Prostitution
- Child prostitution, protection, 32, 200
  - Justice programs, funding, implementation, 647–49
  - Legislation, 6, 24, 29, 33, 47, 1169–72
    - See also
      - Emergency Protection for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Act (No. 2)
    - Application procedures, 1169–70
    - Application procedures, parental rights, 1171
    - Roles, peace officers, police officers, 1169
  - Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, immediate implementation, petitions, 189, 278, 308, 388, 594, 658, 878, 1061, 1093, 1155, 1223, 1255, 1315
    - Bakken, 1124
    - Bjornerud, 1123
    - Brkich, 1124–25
    - D'Autremont, 1124
    - Draude, 159, 215, 277, 353, 1123
    - Eagles, 1124
    - Elhard, 1124
    - Gantefoer, 1123
    - Harpauer, 1125
    - Heppner, 1123
    - Huyghebaert, 1125
    - Julé, 533, 593, 625, 683, 1031, 1059, 1123, 1173, 1221, 1283
    - Krawetz, 851
    - Kwiatkowski, 1123
    - McMorris, 1124
    - Stewart, 1124
    - Toth, 1123
    - Wakefield, 1123–24
    - Wall, 1124
    - Weekes, 1125, 1222
    - Wiberg, 1222
  - Recommendations, final report, Special Committee to Prevent the Abuse and Exploitation of Children through the Sex Trade, implementation progress, 2726–27
  - Safe house, funding, 369, 647
- Customers, convicted, street clean up tasks, inner city, Calgary, member's statement
  - Julé, 685
Protection of Persons in Care Act (No. 205)
- First reading
  - Wakefield, 2136
Protocol Office
- See
  - Provincial Secretary Division – Protocol Office
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)
  - Krawetz, 1447–48
  - VanMulligen, 1448–49
Provincial disaster assistance program
- Flooding, Vanguard
  - Stewart, 2405
  - Thomson, 2405
- Wind, hail, southwest Saskatchewan
  - Stewart, 2405
  - Thomson, 2405
Provincial parks
- See
  - Parks – Provincial
Provincial sales tax
- Equipment operators, Alberta-based, 894
- Information exchange, provinces, Canada, 894
- Out-of-province businesses, 893–94
- Statistics, businesses, audits, 892–93
Provincial Secretary Division
- Protocol Office
  - Overview, 2309
  - Prince of Wales, provincial visit, April 26-28, 2001, costs, 2309–10
- Role, 1279–80
- Staff, 1280
PSI (Pavement Scientific International Inc.)
- See
Psychiatric nurses
- See also
- Registered Psychiatric Nurses Day, May 10, 2002, member's statement
  - Junor, 1317
Public accounts
- See
  - Government – Financial management
Public Accounts Committee
- Membership, substitution, moved (Lautermilch)
  - Lautermilch, 975
- Public Accounts, referral, moved (Lautermilch)
  - Lautermilch, 18
- Third report, moved (Krawetz) for concurrence
  - Krawetz, 2210
Public Employees Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2002 (No. 17)
- First reading
  - Cline, 398
- Second reading
  - Cline, 638–39
  - D'Autremont, 639
  - Wakefield, 1041
- Committee of the Whole Assembly
  - Cline, 1711–12
  - Wakefield, 1711–12
- Third reading
  - Cline, 1722
- Royal Assent, 1722
Public health inspectors
- Training, bursaries, 2569–70
Public housing
- See
  - Housing – Social, and affordable
Public libraries
- See
  - Libraries – Public
Public safety
- See
  - Safety, public
Public service 142–43
- See also
  - Pay equity – Public service
- Access to Canadian Police Information Centre, 1515–16
  - See also
    - Information, personal, confidential – Access
  - Axworthy, 1474
  - Hermanson, 1474
- Disabled, visible minorities, women, 1517
- Employees, senior, conflict of interest guidelines
  - Lautermilch, 2382
  - Wall, 2381–82
- Expenses
  - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2002
    - General Revenue Fund, moved (Cline)
      - Cline, 2805
  - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003
    - General Revenue Fund, moved (Cline)
      - Cline, 526
  - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003, moved (Cline)
    - Brkich, 1707
    - Cline, 513–26, 1707–10, 2455–61
    - Hart, 524–25
    - Krawetz, 513–24, 1707–10, 2455–61
- Job applicants, out-of-country, 1517
- Leave of absence, salary arrangements, 2723–24
- National Public Service Week, June 9-15, 2002, member's statement
  - Harpauer, 1905
  - Yates, 1905
Public Service Commission
- Estimates, main (2002-2003), 1055–57, 1514–17, 2804
  - Crofford, 1055–57, 1514–17
  - Draude, 1055
  - Harpauer, 1055–57, 1514–17
- Estimates, supplementary (2001-2002), 2804
- Staff, decrease, 1055
Pulses
- Pulse processing plant, Avonlea, member's statement
  - Stewart, 1035