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Tell, Ms. Christine (Sask Party, Regina Wascana Plains). s.1: Minister Resp. for Corrections & Policing. s.1,2: Central Services. s.2,3,4: Minister of Corrections & Policing.
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 4552–4554
- Budget, June 1, 2016
  - Speakers, 313–315
- Budget, March 22, 2017
  - Speakers, 2030–2032
- Budget, April 10, 2018
  - Speakers, 3821–3823
- Budget, March 20, 2019
  - Speakers, 5501–5504
- Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure
  - Impact on community, 297, 421, 546–547
  - Meeting with community to explain rationale for decision, 676
  - Transfer of inmates
    - And overcrowding in other facilities, 298, 359
- Central Services Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2017-18), main, C299–301, C303–304, C306–313
- Coroners
  - Coroner's and toxicology reports, long delays, 168
- Correctional centres
  - Food services, contract with Compass Foodservice, 628–629, 638, 665
  - Health policies, lacking, 579
  - Inmate segregation
    - Administrative, best practices, 4096, 4126
  - Prince Albert Correctional Centre
    - Employment numbers, 455
- Corrections and Policing Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2018-19), main, N363, N365–366, N368, N370
    - (2018-19, November), supplementary, N473, N478
    - (2019-20), main, N529–532, N534–539, N544–545, N554
    - (2020-21), main, N705, N714, N720
- Crime
  - Root causes
    - Government action, 5948
- Crime, prevention and intervention
  - Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative
    - Provincial Auditor's report (2016) and lack of funding, 359
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Crystal meth
    - Increased usage
      - Impact on emergency rooms and increased crime, 6336–6337
- Gambling
  - Responsible gaming
    - GameSense, elimination of positions, 1752
- Gangs
  - Gang violence reduction strategy
    - Government actions, 5844–5845
- Government
  - Email
    - Premier's account, problems with and actions to correct, 2977, 2988
- Government buildings
  - Custodial services, privatization, 1648
- Justice Ministry
  - Estimates
    - (2016-17) main, N3, N6, N10–13, N15, N19–23, N25–29
    - (2017-18, March), supplementary, N373
    - (2018-19), main, N346, N350
    - (2019-20), main, N529–532, N534–539, N544–545, N554
- Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division
  - Programs
    - Healthy Families Initiative
      - Pilot program with Foxvalley Counselling Services Inc., ministerial statement (Tell), 477
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Justice Ministry, Corrections and Policing Division
    - Programs, Healthy Families Initiative, pilot program with Foxvalley Counselling Services Inc. (Tell), 477
- Mother's Day
  - (May 14, 2017), member's statement, 2493
- Music
  - School of Rock, Regina, popular music instruction, member's statement, 3267–3268
- Pipelines
  - Rally in support of pipelines, pipeline expansion, and oil and gas industry (October 31, 2016), White City, member's statement, 1119–1120
- Police (Regional Policing) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 149)
  - First reading, 4820
  - Second reading, 4877–4878
  - Committee discussion N587–589
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5872
  - Third reading, 5872
- Prisoners
  - Deaths in custody
    - And access to medical services, 675
  - First Nations and Métis
    - Overrepresentation in correctional facilities, 187
  - Job skills programs, funding cuts, 266–267
  - Youth
    - Increased incarceration and recidivism rates, 475
- Provincial Capital Commission
  - Wascana Centre Authority
    - Integration of, 1883
- Provincial Capital Commission Act (No. 50)
  - First reading, 1886
  - Second reading, 2077
  - Committee discussion C393–396
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2459
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 2459
  - Third reading, 2459
- Public service
  - Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2577
  - Reduction
    - To reduce deficit, custodial services and responsible gaming programming, 1725
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure
    - Impact on community, 297, 421, 546–547
    - Meeting with community to explain rationale for decision, 676
    - Transfer of inmates
      - And overcrowding in other facilities, 298, 359
  - Coroners
    - Coroner's and toxicology reports, long delays, 168
  - Correctional centres
    - Food services, contract with Compass Foodservice, 628–629, 638, 665
    - Health policies, lacking, 579
    - Prince Albert Correctional Centre
      - Employment numbers, 455
  - Crime, prevention and intervention
    - Building partnerships to reduce crime initiative
      - Provincial Auditor's report (2016) and lack of funding, 359
  - Gambling
    - Responsible gaming
      - GameSense, elimination of positions, 1752
  - Government buildings
    - Custodial services, privatization, 1648
  - Prisoners
    - Deaths in custody
      - And access to medical services, 675
    - First Nations and Métis
      - Overrepresentation in correctional facilities, 187
    - Job skills programs, funding cuts, 266–267
    - Youth
      - Increased incarceration and recidivism rates, 475
  - Provincial Capital Commission
    - Wascana Centre Authority
      - Integration of, 1883
  - Public service
    - Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2577
    - Reduction
      - To reduce deficit, custodial services and responsible gaming programming, 1725
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Correctional centres
    - Inmate segregation
      - Administrative, best practices, 4096, 4126
  - Government
    - Email
      - Premier's account, problems with and actions to correct, 2977, 2988
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Crime
    - Root causes
      - Government action, 5948
  - Gangs
    - Gang violence reduction strategy
      - Government actions, 5844–5845
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Crystal meth, increased usage
      - Impact on emergency rooms and increased crime, 6336–6337
- Realtors
  - Frances Olson, recognition, member's statement, 4699–4700
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Annual report (2015-16), C363–366
  - Annual reports (2016-17), (2017-18), C703–707, C709–710
  - Annual report (2018-19), C899, C902
  - Estimates
    - (2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C765, C767
    - (2020-21), statutory, lending and investing activities, C991–992, C994
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2017) v.2, ch.26, C699
- Schools, new
  - Joint-use [Regina, Saskatoon, Martensville, Warman]
    - Regina
      - Greens on Gardiner
        
        Completion, upcoming (September 2017), member's statement, 2038
        
        Opening (September 2017), member's statement, 2983
- Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 150)
  - First reading, 4820
  - Second reading, 4881
  - Committee discussion N589–591
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5872
  - Third reading, 5872
- Seniors
  - Housing
    - Revera retirement community, Regina
      - Green Falls Landing, ground breaking ceremony, member's statement, 506
- Youth Justice Administration Act, 2018 (No. 158)
  - Committee discussion N593
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5873
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 5873
  - Third reading, 5873
Tochor, Mr. Corey (Sask Party, Saskatoon Eastview). s.1,2: Speaker.
- See also
  - Speaker
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 4570–4573
- Budget, April 10, 2018
  - Speakers, 3846–3848
- Business
  - Development, government commitment to innovative programs and incentives to support business and entrepreneurship, support, moved (Olauson), 4195–4196
- Carbon tax
  - Federal imposition
    - Stop, petition, 4672
- First Nations
  - United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous people
    - Assembly supports, moved (Belanger), 5787–5788
- Fundraising
  - Kinsmen Telemiracle
    - 43 (March 2-3, 2019), member's statement, 5158
- Habitat for Humanity
  - Saskatoon, new project and accomplishment overall, member's statement, 5891–5892
- Premiers
  - Brad Wall, former Premier, induction into Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan Hall of Fame (April 17, 2018), member's statement, 3918