Hansard Speaker Index - 26th Legislature

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D'Autremont, Hon. Dan (Saskatchewan Party, Cannington; Minister of Government Services)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 88–91

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 3171–3175

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Speakers, 5926, 5939–5941

Advanced Education, Employment and Labour Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.2, P345

Agriculture Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.3, P420–421

Alcohol

Liquor permits and regulations, new, ministerial statement (D'Autremont), 2622–2623

Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 27), C63–66

First reading, 825–826
Second reading, 997–998
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 1150–1151
Third reading, 1151

Alzheimer's disease

Awareness reception, Regina (November 25, 2008), member's statement, 1829

Asthma

Asthma Awareness Month (May 2010), member's statement, 5538

Books

Saskatchewan Book Awards

(2009), gala, 17th annual (November 28, 2009), member's statement, 3886
(2010) recipients, recognition, member's statement, 6248–6249

Budget (2008, March 19)

Speakers, 487–491

Budget (2009-10)

Cuts, mid-year, condemnation of government's financial management, moved (Atkinson), 3834–3835
Cuts, mid-year, condemnation of government's financial management, moved (Atkinson); questions and comments, 3838–3839

Budget (2011, March 23)

Speakers, 7017–7020

Cabinet ministers

Papers, previous administration, deposit in provincial archives, 1113–1114

Cadets

Cadet Recognition Day in Saskatchewan, member's statement, 3457

Central vehicle agency

Auction contractors, 2569–2570
Auctions, 2534–2535
Vehicle fleet

Fuel-efficient, purchases, 1897–1899, 2695–2696

Chief Electoral Office

Estimates (2011-12), statutory, main, H76

Committees, standing

Deputy Chair, member for Carrot River Valley [Bradshaw], appointment, moved (D'Autremont), 5713

Condolences

Communication, moved (D'Autremont), 3998, 6021
Tchorzewski, Laurence Edwin, former MLA, moved (Krawetz), 2143–2144

Conservation Easements Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 131), E512
Corrections, Public Safety and Policing Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.3, P324
(2010) v.1, ch.4 and v.2, ch.4, P513–514, P516, P518–520, P572

Crown and Central Agencies Committee

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), H61

Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan

Annual reports, outstanding, conclude review, moved (D'Autremont), C965

Disabled and handicapped persons

International Day of Persons with Disabilities (December 3, 2010), member's statement, 6372

Economy Committee

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), H61

Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.4, P348–350

Elections

Federal (2011), member's statement, 7451
Provincial and municipal, photo identification legislation, support, moved (D'Autremont), 6771–6772
Provincial and municipal, photo identification legislation, support, moved (D'Autremont); questions and comments, 6781–6782

Energy, inquiry, Saskatchewan requirements

Planning session, C221–222
Public hearing

Presentations

Alliance Pipeline, presenters Tony Straquadine and Tim Dacey, C791, C795
Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd., presenter Ron Oberth, C385–386
Cameco Corporation and Areva Resources Canada, presenters David Neuburger and Jim Corman, C634
Canada Wind Energy Association, presenter David Huggill, C379–380
Canadian Nuclear Society, Saskatchewan Branch, presenter Walter Keyes, C664–665
CCG Trade & Development Corporation, presenter Dave Kutcher, C717–718
City of Yorkton and Agmar International Marketing Inc., presenters David Putz and Judie Dyck, C689–690
Coalition for a Clean Green Saskatchewan, presenter David Geary, C400–401
Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada, presenters Wendy Sol and Dan Bailey, C751–752, C756
Elliot, Dave, presenter, C421–422
EnCana Corporation, presenters Eric Marsh and Wayne Geis, C759–760, C762–763
Estevan & District Board of Tourism, Trade and Commerce et al., presenters Michel Cyrenne, Rodney Beatty, Kelly Lafrentz, Gary St. Onge, C697–698, C702–703
Fortugno, Stefania, presenter, C650–651
George Gordon First Nation et al., presenters Chief Ken Sinclair, Trent Blind, Paul Blaha, C725–726
Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce, presenters Kent Smith-Windsor and Jamie McIntyre, C669–670
Holtslander, Cathy, presenter, C394–395
Hougham, Heidi, presenter, C596
HTC Purenergy, presenter Lionel Kambeitz, C732
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, presenter Neil Collins, C808, C809–810
Jensen, Jack, presenter, C619, C622–623
Kairos Regina, presenter Dan Beveridge, C486–487
Lawson Environmental Services, presenter Dennis Lawson, C801
Low Energy Design Ltd., presenter Mark Bigland-Pritchard, C370–371
Meadow Lake Tribal Council Resource Development Inc., presenter Ben Voss, C417–418
North Saskatchewan River Environmental Society, presenter Gil Pedersen, C471–472
Northeast Enterprise Region, presenters Patrick Chopik and Dave Ferguson, C678
Patmore, Shirley and John Patmore, presenters, C606–607
Pedersen Apiaries Ltd., presenter Karen Pedersen, C468
Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation, presenter Harvey Nataweyes, C430–431
Pike, Christine, presenter, C601
Precision Rewind, presenter Carey Fyke, C682, C684–685
Regina Regional Opportunities Commission, presenters Larry Hiles, Clare Kirkland, C745
Renewable Power, the Intelligent Choice, presenter John Thornton, C626–627
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities, presenter David Marit, C454–455, C457–458
Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce, presenter Steve McLellan, C495–496
Saskatchewan Conference of the United Church of Canada, presenter Margaret McKechney, C655–656
Saskatchewan Environmental Society, presenter Peter Prebble, C363
Saskatchewan Mining Association, presenters Pam Schwann and Steve Fortney, C443–444
Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Garner Mitchell and colleagues, C812, C817–818, C823–825, C827–828, C830–831
Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Pat Youzwa and colleagues, C259–264, C508–510, C517–521, C527
Solar Outpost Inc., presenter David Anderson, C408–409
Vision of Earth, presenters Mark Cazakoff, Ben Harack, Kyle Laskowski, C707–708
Wilson, Malcolm, presenter, C479–480
Zawalski, Wade, presenter, C449–450

Environment Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.6, P400–401

Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN)

Elections, member's statement, 3345

Finance Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.7, P414
(2010) v.1, ch.8, P523, P525–528

First Nations and Métis Relations Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.8, P392

Francophones

Les Rendez-vous de la Francophonie (March 4-20, 2011), member's statement, 6692–6693

Government financial management

Accounting standards, change to generally accepted accounting principles for GRF's financial statements, moved (Wotherspoon), P523, P525–527
Government mismanagement, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Wilson); questions and comments, 6120–6121

Government Services Ministry

Distribution centre, changes and job reallocations, 2604–2605
Estimates (2008-9), main, C20–28
Estimates (2009-10), main, C127–142
Estimates (2010-11), main, C852
Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.6, P315–316

Health care services

Rural, commendation, moved (Weekes), 4331–4333
Rural, commendation, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 4334–4335

Health Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.10, P357, P359, P362, P364, P369–372
(2010) v.1, ch.6, P448–449, P451
(2010) v.2, ch.11, P459, P461–463, P466, P468, P471

Highways and Infrastructure Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.3, ch.11, P342

Honours and awards

Saskatchewan Honours Advisory Council, member's statement, 7363

House Services Committee

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), 4709
Reports

Tenth, adoption and filed with Clerk, moved (D'Autremont), H62

Housing, programs

Five, member's statement, 6973

Human Services Committee

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), 4892, 6076, H61
Portfolio change, move Corrections and Public Safety from Human Services to Intergovernmental Affairs, moved (D'Autremont), 4709

Hunting

Hunting, Fishing and Trapping Heritage Day (November 15, 2010), member's statement, 5996

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 149)

Report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), C1044

Information and Privacy Commissioner

Reappointment, moved (D'Autremont), 2600

Information Technology Office

Estimates (2007-8, November 2007), supplementary, C3
Estimates (2007-8, March 2008), supplementary, C10–11
Estimates (2008-9), main, C13–20
Estimates (2009-10), main, C142–146
Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.7, P278–281
(2009) v.3, ch.12, P383

Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), H61
Portfolio change, move Corrections and Public Safety from Human Services to Intergovernmental Affairs, moved (D'Autremont), 4709

Legislative Assembly

Adjournment

(2010, May 20) until October 27, 2010, moved (D'Autremont), 5663
(2010, December 9), moved (D'Autremont), 6495
(2011, May 19), moved (D'Autremont), 7705

Proceedings (April 15, 2010), Assembly move to government orders and debate designated Bills, moved (D'Autremont), 4863–4864
Recess, Speaker's tea to mark appointment of Children's Advocate, moved (D'Autremont), 6088–6089
Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan, amendments, moved (D'Autremont), 4709
Sittings, Assembly and standing committees, varied on interim basis for remainder of third session, 26th legislature, moved (Harrison); amendment (Taylor); further amendment (D'Autremont), 5061–5063
Sittings, rescind sessional order (April 26, 2010), moved (Harrison), 5310–5311

Legislative Assembly members

Leave of absence

Member for Saskatchewan Rivers [Wilson] (April 14-19, 2011) to attend Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians Outreach Program, Prince Edward Island, moved (D'Autremont), 7153

Salary and pension, collection of, member's statement, 4578–4579
Saskatoon Northwest [LeClerc]

Inquiry on conduct by Conflict of Interest Commissioner, moved (Morgan); amendment (Yates), 5646–5647

Liquor stores

Closure, South Hill, Moose Jaw, 599–601, 792
Spillage and breakage rates, store by store, moved (Higgins), 1171

Medical Profession Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 53)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 1727

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Alcohol

Liquor permits and regulations, new (D'Autremont), 2622–2623

Wine

Franchises awarded, Regina and Saskatoon (D'Autremont), 2958
Franchises, Regina and Saskatoon (D'Autremont), 1945

Motions, transmittal

Poland

Plane crash deaths (April 10, 2010), condolences, transmittal to ambassador of Poland to Canada and Polish people, moved (D'Autremont), 4712–4713

Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan

Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, request that federal government not approve, moved (Wall); transmittal motion to federal government (D'Autremont), 5704

Municipal Financing Corporation of Saskatchewan

Estimates (2009-10, November 2009), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C545

Municipalities

Public-private partnerships, 2965–2966

Natural gas

Flare gas capture, expansion project, Cannington constituency, member's statement, 4166
Rates after sale of Heritage Gas, 1560–1561

New Democratic Party (Saskatchewan)

Regina South candidate, brochure, member's statement, 6439

Official opposition

Leader of the Opposition

Commentary, member's statement, 3133

Olympics

Winter Paralympic Games (2010), Vancouver, athletes, recognition, member's statement, 4406
Winter Paralympic Games (2010), Vancouver, member's statement, 4134

Ombudsman

Recommendation that Lieutenant Governor in Council reappoint Kevin Fenwick Ombudsman for Saskatchewan, moved (D'Autremont), 3020–3021

Points of order [committees]

Bills, public

Public Service Essential Services Act (No. 5)

Public information, U137–138

Energy, inquiry, Saskatchewan requirements

Public hearing, introduction, comments by Vice-Chair, C224
Public hearing, presentation, questions from government and opposition members, C773

Estimates

Finance, impugning integrity of Deputy Premier [Krawetz], C1019
Finance, issues irrelevant to finance portfolio, C1020

Points of order [Session 1]

Debate, member not addressing motion, 1176
Language

Indirect implications not allowed, 1225
Offensive remarks "Thanks for lying," withdraw and apologize, 1069

Points of order [Session 3]

Bills

Member on his feet already spoken to Bill, 4236

Debate

Implication of illegality, 5450
Impugning integrity of others, 5450
Matter before the courts, related questions out of order, 5451
Motion for closure, 5003
Negative allusions to Armed Forces, 5454
Relevance to motion, 3664, 4066

Language, unparliamentary, 4473, 4492, 4682, 4805, 4832, 4945, 5040
Language, unparliamentary while Premier speaking, 5439
Language, unparliamentary, use of term "misleading," 4974–4975
Language, unparliamentary, use of term "truth," 5308
Legislative Assembly, committees, sitting times, 4833–4834
Legislative Assembly, hours of sitting, amendment to motion, 5013
Legislative Assembly, hours of sitting, amendment to motion, further amendment, 5063
Members

Cannot impugn the honour of another member, 3774, 4294, 4491, 4766
Cannot indirectly infer what the rules do not allow directly, 4684
Malevolence, 4492
Offensive finger gesture, 4681
Personal charges or accusations, 4584
Personal charges or accusations, withdrawal and apology, 4639

Members, use of props, 5111
Ministerial statement (March 23, 2010), review appropriateness, 4414
Question period

Questions, tabling information, 4173

Quotes, accuracy, 4646
Seventy-five minute debate, mover of motion not in seat when motion called, 5411
Written questions

Disrespect in responses, 5187

Points of order [Session 4]

Bills, confine remarks to Bill, 6394, 6812
Bills, discussion, relevance to Bill, 7259
Language

Profanity, 6658

Member made inappropriate gesture, 7369
Members, cannot impugn the honour of another member, 7628
Ministerial statements

Housing programs announced previously, 6919
Statement does not meet definition, 6445

References to Leader of the Opposition by opposition member, 5894
Tabling a letter from KPMG, 6363

Poland

Plane crash deaths (April 10, 2010), condolences, transmittal to ambassador of Poland to Canada and Polish people, moved (D'Autremont), 4712–4713

Post-secondary education

Saskatchewan Scholarship of Honour, recipients honoured, member's statement, 3736–3737

Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan

Leader of the Opposition [Lingenfelter], actions, member's statement, 5824
Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, federal decision, television appearance, member's statement, 5844
Takeover bid by BHP Billiton, request that federal government not approve, moved (Wall); transmittal motion to federal government (D'Autremont), 5704

Potash Development Repeal Act (No. 3)

Referred to Economy Committee, 973

Private Bills Committee

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), 4892, H61

Privilege

Scheduling of committees, sufficient notice, 5639–5640
Statements by Minister of Health [McMorris], concerns about contempt, request to waive notice period, 5308

Privileges Committee

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), 4892

Provincial Auditor

Estimates (2010-11), main, P331–334
Estimates (2011-12), main, P506

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.2

Understanding the finances of the government, P410–411

Public Accounts Committee (PAC)

Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees

PAC authorize attendance at CCPAC annual conference, Quebec City (August 29-31, 2010), moved (D'Autremont), P389–390
PAC send one opposition member and two government members to annual meeting of CCPAC, (Halifax, NS, August 28-30, 2011), moved (Hart); withdrawal (Hart), P530

Membership, substitution, moved (D'Autremont), H61
Provincial Auditor

Position, selection process, second report, adoption and further guidelines, moved (D'Autremont), P432
Position, selection process, second report, recommendations, P432–433

Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 147)

Report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), C1062

Public Service Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 18)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 978

Public Service Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.9, P287
(2010) v.1, ch.9, P560–561

Public welfare

Government financial support, recognition, moved (Eagles), 3966
Government financial support, recognition, moved (Eagles); questions and comments, 3966

Public-private partnerships, 2953–2954
Question period [Session 1]

Cabinet ministers

Papers, previous administration, deposit in provincial archive, 1113–1114

Liquor stores, closure, South Hill, Moose Jaw, 599–601, 792

Question period [Session 2]

Central vehicle agency

Auction contractors, 2569–2570
Auctions, 2534–2535
Vehicle fleet, fuel-efficient, purchases, 1897–1899, 2695–2696

Government Services Ministry, distribution centre, changes and job reallocations, 2604–2605
Municipalities, infrastructure

Public-private partnerships, 2965–2966

Natural gas, rates after sale of Heritage Gas, 1560–1561
Public-private partnerships, 2953–2954
SaskEnergy, investment, Heritage Gas Limited, 1559–1560
Utilities, rates, 1473–1475

Remembrance Day

(November 11, 2009), member's statement, 3521

Rent control

Implementation, moved (Higgins); questions and comments, 7164

Rural Saskatchewan

Infrastructure and roads, government efforts, recognition, moved (Brkich), 6234–6235
Infrastructure and roads, government efforts, recognition, moved (Brkich); questions and comments, 6237–6238

Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority

Business of the Year (2007), Saskatchewan Business magazine, member's statement, 131

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.8, P284
(2009) v.3, ch.14, P427–428
(2010) v.2, ch.15, part B, P502

Saskatchewan Research Council

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2010) v.1, ch.10, P576

Saskatchewan Watershed Authority

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2010) v.2, ch.19, P483–485

SaskEnergy Inc.

Investment, Heritage Gas Limited, 1559–1560

Seniors' Bill of Rights Act (No. 615)

Second reading, 6495

Social Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2010) v.1, ch.11, P443

Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 150)

Report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont), C1044–1045

Surgery

Waiting times

Reduction strategy, collaboration with Surgicentre and Omni medical centre, recognition, moved (Weekes), 6489
Reduction strategy, collaboration with Surgicentre and Omni medical centre, recognition, moved (Weekes); questions and comments, 6491

Taxation

Member's statement, 6792

Teachers' Superannuation Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2009) v.1, ch.4, P292

Tourism

Agri-tourism, visit to Charlevoix region, Quebec, member's statement, 4760–4761

Utilities, rates, 1473–1475
Wine

Franchises awarded, Regina and Saskatoon, ministerial statement (D'Autremont), 2958
Franchises, Regina and Saskatoon, ministerial statement (D'Autremont), 1945

Draude, Hon. June (Saskatchewan Party, Kelvington-Wadena; Minister of First Nations and Métis Relations; Provincial Secretary; Minister of Social Services)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 76–78

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 3389–3392

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Speakers, 5792–5797

Automobile insurance

Rates, increase, 3292–3293

Automobiles

Licence plates, official Saskatchewan Roughrider plates, ministerial statement (Draude), 5432–5433

Biofuel industry

Milligan Bio-Tech, Foam Lake, achievements, member's statement, 2881

Budget (2008, March 19)

Speakers, 514–516

Budget (2009, March 18)

Speakers, 2519–2522

Budget (2010, March 24)

Speakers, 4685–4690

Budget (2011, March 23)

Speakers, 7008–7013

Business

Online business registration portal for government services, Information Services Corporation project, ministerial statement (Draude), 4235

Business Statutes Administration Transfer Act (No. 141), C876–878

First reading, 5002
Second reading, 5213–5214
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 5305
Third reading, 5305

Business Statutes Administration Transfer Consequential Amendments Act, 2010 (No. 142)

First reading, 5002
Second reading, 5215–5216
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 5305
Third reading, 5305

Cadets

Recognition program, new, ministerial statement (Draude), 3463–3464

Child welfare

Children in care, government protection, 6315–6316, 6376–6377, 6441, 6473–6474, 7503–7504, 7530–7531, 7605–7606

Children's hospital, Saskatoon

Fundraising, Kelly Chase, Battle of the Blades television program, member's statement, 5931, 6249–6250

Cost of living

Increase, 7670
Seniors, 7456

Crown corporations

Equity stripping, 3614
Financial management, 3794–3795, 3953–3954, 5109–5111, 5179–5180

Crown land

Agricultural Crown land sale program

Prior consultation, 1661

Curling

Saskatchewan rinks, successes, member's statement, 984

Disabled and handicapped persons, programs

Income support

Saskatchewan assured income for disability (SAID) program and Saskatchewan assistance program, increases, ministerial statement (Draude), 6350

Economic development

Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 2404–2405

Electricity

Rates and private sector agreements, SaskPower, 4044–4045

Emergency housing

Winter shelter, North Battleford, funding, 6976–6977
Winter shelters, increase capacity and develop affordable housing and poverty reduction strategies, moved (Forbes); amendment (Draude), 7693–7694

Enterprise Saskatchewan Act (No. 2)

Second reading, 961

First Nations

And Métis, budget funding (2008), 394–395
Provincial funding, 2402–2403

First Nations and Métis Relations Ministry

Estimates (2007-8, November 2007), supplementary, N1
Estimates (2008-9, November 2008), supplementary, N192–196
Estimates (2008-9), main, N55–70, N125–133
Estimates (2009-10), main, N269–283, N309–318, N321–325

First Nations, government consultation and accommodation with Aboriginal peoples

Action, 2406
Round table conference, Saskatoon, 1302–1303
Round table conference, Saskatoon (May 2008), ministerial statement (Draude), 1265–1266

Foster home care

Funding, RM of Prince Albert, 6412

Government

Efficiency secretariat, 5408, 5432

Hockey

Wadena Wildcat Midgets, provincial champions, member's statement, 567
Wendel Clark, Kelvington native, honoured by Toronto Maple Leafs team, member's statement, 1975

Housing, affordable, 6225–6226, 6253–6254

Development, Whitecap Dakota First Nation, government funding, ministerial statement (Draude), 5937
Funding

Concerns, 7105–7106

Northern Saskatchewan, construction standards, rents, 6205–6206
Northern Saskatchewan, strategy, 6624–6625
Programs

Construction, Women Build program and Habitat for Humanity, ministerial statement (Draude), 6444

Shortage, 6141

Housing, programs

Five, announcement, 6917–6918
Five, ministerial statement (Draude), 6918–6920

Housing, seniors

Affordable, 7456

Information Technology Office

Computer security contract, costs, 3524–3525
Estimates (2010-11), main, C896–897

Internet

Broadband service, delivery, private sector companies, 3824

Low-income people

Government support programs, 6058–6059
Social and economic support, 6409–6411, 7094, 7655–7656

Métis

Government consultation and accommodation with Aboriginal peoples, 2403–2404
Provincial funding, 2403

Métis Nation of Saskatchewan

Funding, ministerial statement (Draude), 1930

Ministerial statements [Session 1]

First Nations, government consultation with Aboriginal peoples

Round table conference, Saskatoon (May 2008) (Draude), 1265–1266

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Métis Nation of Saskatchewan

Funding (Draude), 1930

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Automobiles,

Licence plates, official Saskatchewan Roughrider plates (Draude), 5432–5433

Business

Online business registration portal for government services, Information Services Corporation project (Draude), 4235

Cadets

Recognition program, new (Draude), 3463–3464

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Disabled and handicapped persons, programs

Income support, Saskatchewan assured income for disability (SAID) program and Saskatchewan assistance program, increases (Draude), 6350

Housing, affordable

Development, Whitecap Dakota First Nation, government funding (Draude), 5937
Programs, construction, Women Build program and Habitat for Humanity (Draude), 6444

Housing, programs

Five (Draude), 6918–6920

Rehabilitation

Rick Hansen Institute initiative, funding (Draude), 6699

Natural Resources Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 155)

Referred to Economy Committee, 7436

Northern Affairs

Employees, threat of job cuts, 664

Northern Affairs Department

Note: Merged with First Nations and Métis Relations Ministry (November 2007).

Estimates (2007-8, November), supplementary, N2

Northern Saskatchewan

Cost of living, 1262

Nuclear energy

Government consultation with Aboriginal peoples, 1928, 2697

Post-secondary students

First Nations and Métis, access and support, 1588–1589, 1898–1899

Provincial Secretary Office

Estimates (2010-11), main, C923–930

Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 147), C1055–1061

First reading, 5938
Second reading, 6028–6030
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 7606
Third reading, 7606

Public service

Employees, treatment of, 4409
Out-of-scope employee, severance and current employment, 3578

Public Service Commission

Estimates (2010-11), main, C908–920
Estimates (2011-12), main, C999–1003, C1005–1008

Question period [Session 1]

First Nations and Métis, budget funding (2008), 394–395
First Nations, government consultation with Aboriginal peoples, round table conference, Saskatoon, 1302–1303
Northern Affairs, employees, threat of job cuts, 664
Northern Saskatchewan, cost of living, 1262

Question period [Session 2]

Crown land, agricultural Crown land sale program, prior consultation, 1661
Economic development

Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 2404–2405

First Nations, government consultation and accommodation with Aboriginal peoples, action, 2406
First Nations, provincial funding, 2402–2403
Métis, government consultation with Aboriginal peoples, 2403–2404
Métis, provincial funding, 2403
Nuclear energy

Government consultation with Aboriginal peoples, 1928, 2697

Post-secondary students

First Nations and Métis, access and support, 1588–1589, 1898–1899

Radio, program, Keewatin Country, cancellation, 2650
Youth, northern Saskatchewan, services, 1940–1941

Question period [Session 3]

Automobile insurance, rates, increase, 3292–3293
Crown corporations

Equity stripping, 3614
Financial management, 3794–3795, 3953–3954, 5109–5111, 5179–5180

Electricity, rates and private sector agreements, SaskPower, 4044–4045
Government, efficiency secretariat, 5408, 5432
Information Technology Office, computer security contract, costs, 3524–3525
Internet, broadband service, delivery, private sector companies, 3824
Public service

Employees, treatment of, 4409
Out-of-scope employee, severance and current employment, 3578

Question period [Session 4]

Child welfare, children in care, government protection, 6315–6316, 6376–6377, 6441, 6473–6474, 7503–7504, 7530–7531, 7605–7606
Cost of living, increase, 7670
Cost of living, seniors, 7456
Emergency housing, winter shelter, North Battleford, funding, 6976–6977
Foster home care

Funding, RM of Prince Albert, 6412

Housing, affordable, 6225–6226, 6253–6254

Funding, concerns, 7105–7106
Northern Saskatchewan, construction standards, rents, 6205–6206
Northern Saskatchewan, strategy, 6624–6625
Shortage, 6141

Housing, programs

Five, announcement, 6917–6918

Housing, seniors

Affordable, 7456

Low-income people

Government support programs, 6058–6059
Social and economic support, 6409–6411, 7094, 7655–7656

Rent control, 6172–6173, 6504, 6694–6695, 7148–7150, 7602–7604, 7623
Rent, increases, government actions, 7571–7572, 7668–7669

Radio

Program, Keewatin Country, cancellation, 2650

Rehabilitation

Rick Hansen Institute initiative, funding, ministerial statement (Draude), 6699

Rent

Increases, government actions, 7571–7572, 7668–7669

Rent control, 6172–6173, 6504, 6694–6695, 7148–7150, 7602–7604, 7623
Social Services Ministry

Estimates (2010-11, November 2010), supplementary, U1197–1199, U1201–1205, U1208–1211, U1213, U1215
Estimates (2011-12), main, U1241–1251, U1253, U1255–1260, U1355–1362, U1364–1365, U1437–1441, U1444–1457

Station 20 West, Saskatoon

Restore funding, moved (Junor); amendment (Schriemer); questions and comments, 808

Traffic Safety (Drivers' Licences and Hand-held Electronic Communications Equipment) Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 116), C531–532, C535–536

First reading, 3555
Second reading, 3595–3596
Third reading, 3798–3799

Volleyball

Kelvington Gold Hawks, girls' 3A provincial champions; and senior boys' 4A provincial champions, member's statement, 1861

Youth

Northern Saskatchewan, services, 1940–1941

Duncan, Hon. Dustin (Saskatchewan Party, Weyburn-Big Muddy; Minister of Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport; Minister of Environment)

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]

Speakers, 55–58

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]

Speakers, 1348–1352

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]

Speakers, 3219–3221, 3233–3235

Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]

Speakers, 5907–5913

Arts and culture

Provincial cultural policy, new, ministerial statement (Duncan), 4293–4294

Autism

Services, framework and action plan, member's statement, 1468
World Autism Awareness Day

(April 2, 2008), member's statement, 533

Budget (2008, March 19)

Speakers, 526–529, 542–544

Budget (2009, March 18)

Speakers, 2452–2457

Budget (2010, March 24)

Speakers, 4601–4605

Budget (2011, March 23)

Speakers, 7000–7001, 7003–7005

Business

Ozonator Industries, Regina, member's statement, 260

Canadian Cancer Society

Medal of Courage, Keith Whyte, Bengough, recipient, member's statement, 1923

Cities and towns

Ogema, International Awards for Liveable Communities, silver in category A, member's statement, 1703

Community-based organizations

Funding

Increase, member's statement, 1435

Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 88)

Report without amendment, 2798

Cost of living

Affordability, government efforts, recognition, moved (Duncan), 2253–2255
Affordability, government efforts, recognition, moved (Duncan); questions and comments, 2264

Crown and Central Agencies Committee

Reports

First, moved (Duncan) for concurrence, 138
Second, moved (Duncan) for concurrence, 281
Third, moved (Duncan) for concurrence, 1305
Fourth, moved (Duncan) for concurrence, 1744
Fifth, moved (Duncan) for concurrence, 2219
Sixth, moved (Duncan) for concurrence, 2283–2284
Seventh, moved (Duncan) for concurrence, 2973

Crown corporations

Viability, strength, and delivery of lowest cost service to Saskatchewan, moved (Trew), 1781–1782
Viability, strength, and delivery of lowest cost service to Saskatchewan, moved (Trew); questions and comments, 1788–1789

Crown Minerals Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 125)

Report without amendment, moved (Duncan), E493

Doukhobors of Canada C.C.U.B. Trust Fund Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 100)

First reading, 3233
Second reading, 3447

Economy

Strength

International media coverage, member's statement, 2157

Economy, growth

Benefits to families, moved (Duncan), 300–302
Benefits to families, moved (Duncan); questions and comments, 309–310
Member's statement, 1583

EnCana Corporation

Volunteer work and financial support, Weyburn, member's statement, 1109–1110

Energy

Renewable sources, development, public consultation and overall benefits, moved (Taylor); questions and comments, 2665–2666

Environment Ministry

Estimates (2010-11, November 2010), supplementary, E700, E703–705
Estimates (2011-12), main, E723–743

Environmental Management and Protection Act, 2009 (No. 121), E527–529
Film industry

Decline, 4408–4409
Government support, 4641–4643, 4831–4832

Financial Administration Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 48)

Report without amendment, 1969

Football

Saskatchewan Roughriders

Grey Cup champions (2007), member's statement, 14–15

Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 123), E531–532
Golf

Achievements, Graham DeLaet, Weyburn, member's statement, 6470

Greenhouse gas mitigation, 6474–6475
Hockey

Esso Cup (2010), Regina, host city, member's statement, 2648
Weyburn Red Wings, Dwight McMillan, head coach, achievements, member's statement, 1282
World Junior Hockey Championships (2010), member's statement, 2648

Honours and awards

Medal of Bravery, Barry Kessler, Pangman, recipient, member's statement, 662

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 2) (No. 58)

Report without amendment, 1969

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2009 (No. 87)

Report without amendment, 2797

Labour force

Recruiting

Ontario, member's statement, 2067–2068

Land Titles Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 57)

Report without amendment, 2624

Litter Control Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 144), E825–827

Second reading, 6021–6022
Reinstatement, 5830
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 7573
Third reading, 7574

Lotteries

Proceeds, distribution, five-year agreement with Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund, ministerial statement (Duncan), 3168

Low-income people

Government support programs, moved (Duncan), 2842–2849

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Arts and culture

Provincial cultural policy, new (Duncan), 4293–4294

Lotteries

Proceeds, distribution, five-year agreement with Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund (Duncan), 3168

Mother's Day

(May 11, 2008), member's statement, 1258

Natural gas

Gas lines, public safety issues, 7240, 7559–7560

Natural Resources Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 155), E828–838

First reading, 5976–5977
Second reading, 6047–6048
Waive Committee of the Whole Assembly, 7574
Third reading, 7574
Consultation with First Nations, 7604–7605

New Democratic Party (Saskatchewan)

Leadership race

Dwain Lingenfelter, campaign controversy (1988), member's statement, 3100–3101
Memberships, Meadow Lake constituency, member's statement, 2941, 2953, 2964, 3000, 3013–3014, 3073–3074

Pacific Northwest Economic Region

Canadian vice-president, member from Cut Knife-Turtleford [Chisholm], member's statement, 1862

Parks, provincial

Camping fees, out-of-province visitors, 5542–5543

Physicians, training

Practical, shortage of preceptors, 4169

Points of order [committees]

Estimates

Environment, questions on legislation, off topic, E605

Pollution

Air and water, from Alberta oil sands, 6765–6767, 7423–7424
Air, from Alberta oil sands, 6734–6735

Population

Increase and positive economic indicators, member's statement, 164

Potash industry

And oil industry, renationalization, opposition to, moved (Chisholm); questions and comments, 2754

Provincial Capital Commission Office

Estimates (2010-11), main, N513–517

Public Service Amendment Act, 2008 (No. 18)

Report without amendment, 1206

Question period [Session 3]

Film industry, decline, 4408–4409
Film industry, government support, 4641–4643, 4831–4832
Parks, provincial, camping fees, out-of-province visitors, 5542–5543
Physicians, training

Practical, shortage of preceptors, 4169

Saskatchewan Communications Network, closure, 4886–4887, 5257–5258, 5613
Saskatchewan Communications Network, closure, costs, 4831
Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, programs, funding, changes, 3954
University of Saskatchewan, College of Medicine, tuition fees, 4169

Question period [Session 4]

Greenhouse gas mitigation, 6474–6475
Natural gas, gas lines, public safety issues, 7240, 7559–7560
Natural Resources Amendment Act, 2010 (No. 155), consultation with First Nations, 7604–7605
Pollution

Air and water, from Alberta oil sands, 6765–6767, 7423–7424
Air, from Alberta oil sands, 6734–6735

Trappers, northern Saskatchewan, government funding, 7305–7306

Saskatchewan Communications Network

Closure, 4886–4887, 5257–5258, 5613
Closure, costs, 4831

SaskEnergy Inc.

Estimates (2010-11, November 2010), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C977
Estimates (2011-12), statutory, lending and investing activities, C1049

SaskWater

Estimates (2010-11, November 2010), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C977

Senate Nominee Election Act (No. 60)

Second reading, 1888–1890

Tourism, Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Estimates (2010-11), main, N523–542
Programs, funding, changes, 3954

Traffic Safety (Volunteer Firefighters) Amendment Act (No. 82)

Report without amendment, 2334

Trappers

Northern Saskatchewan, government funding, 7305–7306

Tributes

Watson, Mel, Weyburn businessman, member's statement, 6501–6502
Whyte, Keith, advocate, colorectal cancer drug Avastin, member's statement, 2854

University of Regina

President and vice-chancellor, Dr. Vianne Timmons, appointment, member's statement, 1158–1159

University of Saskatchewan

College of Medicine

Tuition fees, 4169

Veterans

Military homecoming parade, Weyburn (October 25, 2008), member's statement, 1402

Vital Statistics Act, 2008 (No. 54)

Report with amendment, 2887

Vital Statistics Consequential Amendments Act, 2008 (No. 55)

Report without amendment, 2888

Women

Women of the Year Awards Luncheon (April 7, 2009), Quota International, Weyburn, member's statement, 2761