Hansard Speaker Index - 4th Session of the 24th Legislature

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McCall, Mr. Warren (NDP, Regina Elphinstone)
- Authors
  - City of Regina Writing Award, 2003, Trevor Herriot, recipient, member's statement, 994
- Centennials
  - Regina, June 19, 2003, member's statement, 1805
- Community Initiatives Fund
  - Grants
    - Regina, Rainbow Youth Centre, Sacred Heart Community School, member's statement, 1847–48
- Crown corporations
  - Contributions
    - Economy, member's statement, 147–48
- Curling
  - National Aboriginal Mixed Curling Championships, Winnipeg, 2003, Marshall Bear rink, Saskatchewan, winner, member's statement, 581–82
- Education
  - Funding
    - Education facilities, enhancement, learning opportunities, member's statement, 324
- Environment
  - Canada Environment Week, June 1-7, 2003, member's statement, 1346
  - Native Prairie Appreciation Week, June 15-21, 2003, launch of Prairie Conservation Action Plan, member's statement, 1721
- Film industry
  - Government investment, economic contribution, member's statement, 441
- Football
  - Saskatchewan Roughriders, statistical history, Curtis Phillips, compiler, member's statement, 1984
- Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)
  - Energy and Our Environment, SaskPower poster contest, 2nd annual, member's statement, 936–37
- Holocaust Memorial Day
  - April 29, 2003, member's statement, 761
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Employment equity, Regina and Moose Jaw casinos, member's statement, 793
- Saskatchewan Indian Federated College
  - College building, University of Regina, teepee entrance, member's statement, 79
- Schools
  - Community schools
    - Performing arts show, Regina public community schools, April 9, 2003, member's statement, 531
  - Wascana école commaunitaire, Young Spirits: Proud to be Tobacco Free campaign, participation ceremony, member's statement, 1646
- Western Christian College (Amendment) Act, 2003 (No. 301)
  - Second reading, 1413
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1739
  - Third reading, 1739
- Youth
  - Strengthening Our Circle program, National Crime Prevention Centre, sponsors, member's statement, 880
McMorris, Mr. Don (Saskatchewan Party, Indian Head-Milestone)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - Speakers, 99–102, 111–12
- Budget (March 28, 2003)
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 270–73
- Campgrounds
  - McLean Trans-Canada Campground, leased, attempts to purchase, 1082–83
  - McLean Trans-Canada Campground, open for summer 2003, 1084
- Cattle industry
  - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
    - Compensation, 1398
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1300
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, federal Minister of Human Resources, Regina visit, 1648
    - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period for those affected by impact of BSE; Prime Minister of Canada show sensitivity to international trading partners, moved (McMorris), 1304–6
    - Impact, workers, 1299
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 3)
  - Second reading, 1000–1001
- Crop insurance
  - Saskatchewan Crop Insurance reverse 2003 premium changes, restore affordable premiums, petitions, 293
- Curling
  - World Senior Women's Curling Championships, 2003, Nancy Kerr rink, gold medallists, member's statement, 418
- Elections
  - General election, call, 828
- Environment Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 1250–54, 1473–74
- Film Employment Tax Credit Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 1097
- Fires
  - Queen's Hotel, Qu'Appelle, April 16, 2003, member's statement, 614
- Health care
  - Renal dialysis
    - Moose Jaw, petitions, 1479
- Health Information Protection Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 28)
  - Second reading, 1087–88
- Highways and roads
  - Highway No. 47, South
    - Repairs, petitions, 529
- Hockey
  - Qu'Appelle Valley Hockey League championship, Indian Head Chiefs, winners, Saskatchewan Hockey Association provincial C championships, Milestone Flyers, winners, member's statement, 531
- International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
  - Application to Labour Relations Board, SaskPower employees, concerns, 1161–62
- Labour Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 726–28, 730–32, 1009–12, 1815–18, 1820
- Labour force
  - Workers, National Day of Mourning for Workers Killed or Injured on the Job, April 28, 2003, member's statement, 735, 742
- Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 1022–23
- Motor vehicle insurance
  - Auto Fund, maintain to avoid uncontrolled rising auto insurance rates, moved (Heppner); amendment (Atkinson), 1734–35
- Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 11)
  - Second reading, 562–63
- Municipal Revenue Sharing Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1094–95
- Oral question period
  - Campgrounds
    - McLean Trans-Canada Campground, leased, attempts to purchase, 1082–83
    - McLean Trans-Canada Campground, open for summer 2003, 1084
  - Cattle industry
    - Bovine spongiform encephalopathy
      - Compensation, 1398
      - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, 1300
      - Employment Insurance applications, waive waiting period, federal Minister of Human Resources, Regina visit, 1648
      - Impact, workers, 1299
  - Elections
    - General election, call, 828
  - International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
    - Application to Labour Relations Board, SaskPower employees, concerns, 1161–62
  - Political parties
    - Affiliation, change from Liberal to NDP, Minister of Finance, by-election call, 1507–9
  - Rivers
    - Qu'Appelle River system
      - Water control structures, dispute, First Nations, federal government, 1017–18
  - Workers' compensation
    - Benefits, increased costs, 862
  - Workers' Compensation Board
    - Financial losses, 827, 860–61
    - Head office, Regina, renovations, 1829–30
    - Premiums, increase, 828, 861
- Parks Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 13)
  - Second reading, 539–40
- Pawned Property (Recording) Act (No. 30)
  - Second reading, 1491–93
- Pharmacy Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 22)
  - Second reading, 949
- Points of order
  - Debate
    - On matters in hand not on personal attacks, 424
  - Oral question period, correspondence, departmental public documents, if quoted by a minister must be tabled on request, 1054, 1106, 1116
- Political parties
  - Affiliation, change from Liberal to NDP, Minister of Finance, by-election call, 1507–9
- Rivers
  - Qu'Appelle River system
    - Water control structures, dispute, First Nations, federal government, 1017–18
    - Water control structures, dispute, First Nations, federal government, petitions, 1667, 1717, 1803
- Rules and Procedures Committee
  - Practices and rules recommended by Third Report and adopted by Legislative Assembly, April 3, 2003, be implemented first sitting day of next session of Legislative Assembly, moved (Thomson), 1656–57
- Rural Municipality Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1091–92
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 35)
  - Second reading, 1096
- Saskatchewan Insurance Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 564
- Saskatchewan Party
  - Constituency nominations
    - Regina Dewdney, May 27, 2003, member's statement, 1269
    - Regina Qu'Appelle Valley, March 2003, member's statement, 80
- Schools
  - Montmartre School, Environmental Earth School status, member's statement, 1591
- Small business
  - Support for owners, regrets politically motivated boycott called by any organized labour leader, moved (McMorris); amendment (Iwanchuk), 1054–56
    - Questions and comments 1063–65
- Workers' compensation
  - Benefits, increased costs, 862
- Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 18)
  - Second reading, 508–9
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 952
- Workers' Compensation Board
  - Financial losses, 827, 860–61
  - Head office, Regina, renovations, 1829–30
  - Premiums, increase, 828, 861
- Youth Justice Administration Act (No. 8)
  - Second reading, 483–84
Melenchuk, Hon. Jim (Independent, Saskatoon Northwest) Minister of Finance
- Appropriation Act, 2003 (No. 1) (No. 12)
  - First reading, 438
  - Second reading, 438
  - Third reading, 438
- Appropriation Act, 2003 (No. 2) (No. 42)
  - First reading, 1241–42
  - Second reading, 1242
  - Third reading, 1242
- Appropriation Act, 2003 (No. 3) (No. 44)
  - First reading, 2021
  - Second reading, 2021
  - Third reading, 2021
- Budget
  - Balanced, 212
  - Printing, 110
  - Reaction, negative and positive, 254, 256
- Budget (March 28, 2003), 243–48
  - Debate
    - Speakers, 411–14
  - Moved to resolve into Committee of Finance, 248
- Condolences
  - MacDougall, Ian Hugh (former MLA), moved (Calvert), 1901–2
- Crown corporations
  - Dividends, 664
  - Expenditures, investments, comments, advice, former Finance minister, Janice MacKinnon, 559
- Curling
  - Canadian Curling Association, Ray Kingsmith Executive of the Year Award, 2003, Bernadette McIntyre, Regina, recipient, member's statement, 794
- Economy
  - Growth
    - Projections, 256–57, 329–30, 1724
- Electricity
  - Cogeneration project at Cory potash mine, official opening, SaskPower International Inc., ATCO Power Ltd., partners, member's statement, 1348
- Estimates
  - 2003-2004, main, moved (Melenchuk) to refer to Committee of Finance, 243
- Finance Committee
  - Budget (March 28, 2003) moved (Melenchuk) to resolve into Committee of Finance, 248
  - Estimates
    - 2003-2004, main, moved (Melenchuk) to refer to Committee of Finance, 243
- Finance Department
  - Estimates, main (2003-2004), 867–73, 1493–1500
- Government
  - Financial management
    - Cash management practices, 212
- Government expenditures
  - Debt
    - Management, 108–9
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 26)
  - First reading, 971
  - Second reading, 1026–27
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1358–61
  - Third reading, 1362
- Motions for supply (interim)
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003
      - General Revenue Fund, moved (Melenchuk), 2020
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004
      - General Revenue Fund, moved (Melenchuk), 437–38, 2020
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004, moved (Melenchuk), 424–37, 1236–41
- Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 11)
  - First reading, 423
  - Second reading, 562
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1697–98
- Municipalities
  - Revenue-sharing grants, 255
- Oral question period
  - Budget
    - Balanced, 212
    - Printing, 110
    - Reaction, negative, positive, 254, 256
  - Crown corporations
    - Dividends, 664
    - Expenditures, investments, comments, advice, former Finance minister, Janice MacKinnon, 559
  - Economy
    - Growth, projections, 256–57, 329–30, 1724
  - Government
    - Financial management, cash management practices, 212
  - Government expenditures
    - Debt, management, 108–9
  - Municipalities
    - Revenue-sharing grants, 255
  - School divisions
    - Foundation operating grants, funding increase, 968
  - University of Saskatchewan
    - College of Medicine, accreditation, retention, funding, 444–45
    - College of Medicine, accreditation, retention, funding, special warrants, 421–22
- Public service
  - Expenses
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2003
      - General Revenue Fund, moved (Melenchuk), 2020
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004
      - General Revenue Fund, moved (Melenchuk), 437–38, 2020
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2004, moved (Melenchuk), 424–37, 1236–41
- School divisions
  - Foundation operating grants, funding increase, 968
- Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 2003 (No. 21)
  - First reading, 833
  - Second reading, 948
  - Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1361–62
  - Third reading, 1362–63
- University of Saskatchewan
  - College of Medicine
    - Accreditation, retention, funding, 444–45
    - Accreditation, retention, funding, special warrants, 421–22