Hansard Subject Index - 28th Legislature

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Dairy industry
- Caroncrest Farms, 50th anniversary, member's statement
  - Brkich, 3032–33
- Supply management, E249–50
Damman, Wendy
- See
  - Tributes
Dams
- And water management structures, safety, funding, E51
- And water retention structures, climate change mitigation benefits, E816–17
- Alameda Dam
  - See also
    - Dams – Grant Devine dam, spillway upgrades, preparatory studies
  - Budget debate, 426
  - Grant Devine dam and Grant Devine Lake, renaming
    - See
      - Landmarks and geographical features – Provincial naming policy
- Crooked Lake control structure, replacement, E827
- Downstream flooding, legal costs, E61
- E.B. Campbell dam, relicensing in perpetuity
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Relicensing of northern dams in perpetuity and duty to consult
- Federal assets, transfer, E224, E541–42
  - And rehabilitation funding, E827
  - Effect of one-time payment on budget estimates, C275–76, E225–26
- Grant Devine dam, spillway upgrades, preparatory studies, E827
- Maintenance and upgrades, funding, E58, E541–43
- Nipawin dam, relicensing in perpetuity
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Relicensing of northern dams in perpetuity and duty to consult
- Rafferty Dam, budget debate, 426
- Safety, emergency preparedness plans, testing, P116–17, P120, P551–52
- Zelma Dam, budget debate, 426
Daniels court case decision
- See
  - Métis
Data Matching Agreements Act (No. 87)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 2828
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2864–67
  - Chartier, 3114–16
  - Forbes, 3277–81
  - Morgan, 2863
  - Rancourt, 3195–96
  - Sarauer, 3550
  - Sproule, 3256–58
  - Vermette, 3169–70
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 3550
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N328–31
  - Sarauer, N328–31
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis), N332
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 3662
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 3662
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 3662
- Royal Assent, 4257
Day, Glen
- See
  - Tributes
Day, Tony
- See
  - Tributes
Daycare
- See
  - Child care
Deaf persons
- 911 services
  - See
    - Emergency services – 911 call centre – Texting service
- Children
  - Early diagnosis and intervention, U402–3, U494
  - Hearing Aid Plan coverage
    - See
      - Deaf persons – Hearing Aid Plan
  - Newborns, hearing loss screening program, funding, U684
  - Newborns, hearing loss screening program, funding, budget debate, 3727, 3752, 3755, 3762, 3779, 3780, 3784, 3787, 3812, 3814, 3818, 3821, 3838, 3840, 3849, 3851, 3869, 3870, 3880, 3902, 3928
  - Northern Saskatchewan, U401
  - Options presented upon diagnosis, inclusion of American Sign Language, U922
  - Pediatric audiology services, access and availability, U756–57
  - Preschool programs
    - Children Communicating, Connecting, and in Community, preschool pilot programs, Regina and Saskatoon, member's statement
      - Morgan, 5015–16
    - Communications Preschool, Regina, U611
    - Funding
      - See
        Education, funding – And funding for early years programming for special needs children
  - Private services, availability, U493–95
  - Provision of hearing services
    - Chartier, 2565–66
    - Reiter, 2565–66
- Cochlear implant program, U492
- Educational supports
  - See
    - Students – Deaf students, supports
- Hearing Aid Plan
  - Audiologists, publicly-funded, U491–92
    - Chartier, 2191
    - Reiter, 2191
  - Audiologists, publicly-funded, layoffs, U489–90
  - Budget debate, 1841, 1915, 1954, 2018, 2046
  - Children, coverage, new technologies
    - Mowat, 4478–79
    - Reiter, 4478–79
  - Coverage for services through private clinics, U512
  - Elimination, 2477, U474, U491–96
  - Elimination, and continued coverage of cochlear implants and bone-anchored devices
    - Chartier, 2099
    - Reiter, 2099
  - Elimination, impact on seniors
    - Budget debate, 3751
    - Throne Speech response, 2657
  - Reduced funding and audiology services
    - Chartier, 2239–40
    - Reiter, 2239–40
  - Reduced funding and private provider availability
    - Chartier, 2068–69
    - Reiter, 2068–69
  - Reinstate funding, petition
    - Mowat, 6004
- Saskatchewan Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services Inc., funding, U1021
- Sign language
  - See
    - Languages – American sign language
- Speech and Hearing Awareness Month (May 2019), and expansion of newborn hearing screening program, member's statement
  - Francis, 5891
- Students supports
  - See
    - Schools – St. Philip School, Saskatoon, supports for deaf students
    - Students – Deaf students, supports
Death and dying
- Assisted dying
  - Organ donors
    - See
      - Organ donors – Potential donors – Assisted dying
  - Throne Speech response, 2654
Debts, public
- See
  - Government financial management, debt
Deep Earth Energy Production Corporation (DEEP)
- See
  - Renewable energy – Geothermal power project
Dementia
- And Alzheimer's disease, supports, Throne Speech, 6062
- Alzheimer's Society, First Link program, expansion, budget debate, 5431, 5477, 5508, 5543, 5545, 5560, 5572, 5591–92
- Alzheimer's Society, First Link program, expansion, Throne Speech response, 6166
- Alzheimer's Society of Saskatchewan, funding, U1002
- Dementia behaviour units
  - Regina and Saskatoon, U525–26
  - Regina and Saskatoon, funding, U58, U1002
- Patient and caregiver support in rural areas, research project, member's statement
  - Ross, 6526
- Services and respite care, northern Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Geriatrics – And long-term care, Northern Saskatchewan
- Services and supports, need for more effective supports, Throne Speech response, 6207
- Strategy, lacking, Throne Speech response, 80, 2654
Demographics
- See
  - Population
Demonstrations
- First Nations child welfare and justice reform, protest camp in Wascana Park
  - Cheveldayoff, 4373
  - Meili, 4372–73
- First Nations child welfare and justice reform, protest camp in Wascana Park, government engagement, Throne Speech response, 4602, 4604
- Premier's Dinner, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Party – Premier's Dinner, Saskatoon, protests, member's statement
- Public libraries, funding reduction
  - See
    - Libraries, public – Demonstrations in support of
- Student action against climate change
  - See
    - Climate change – Student protest and carbon tax challenge
- Truck convoy, Regina (April 4, 2019)
  - Official opposition position, critique, member's statement
    - Hindley, 5729
  - Support for pipelines and opposition to federal government actions, member's statement
    - Carr, 5707–8
- Yellow vest rallies
  - See
    - Discrimination – Racism, denunciation of
Dental health
- Dental hygienists, update legislation to expand professional capacity, petition
  - Chartier, 2182
- Insurance coverage agreement, expanded access for surgical and specialty care, member's statement
  - Young, 5188
- Oral Health Month (April 2017) and National Dental Hygienists week (April 8-14, 2017), member's statement
  - Chartier, 2185
Deputy Speaker
- See
  - Speaker
Diabetes
- And pre-diabetes, rates, Throne Speech response, 4488
- Diabetes Canada reception at Legislative Building, member's statement
  - Olauson, 6548–49
- Expansion of services and awareness efforts, U921
- Medical supplies, coverage of
  - Mowat, 6528–29
  - Reiter, 6529
- National Diabetes Awareness Month
  - (November 2016) and World Diabetes Day (November 14, 2016), member's statement
    - Kirsch, 1294
  - (November 2017), member's statement
    - Kirsch, 3148–49
- Optometric eye exams
  - See
    - Health care – Optometric services
- Program delivery and performance management, coordination and oversight
  - Meili, 4784
  - Ottenbreit, 4784–85
- Related health complications, prevention and mitigation, P325–26
Diagnostic imaging
- Breast cancer screening program
  - See
    - Cancer – Breast cancer screening program
- Computerized tomography scans
  - Equipment
    - See
  - Equipment, 4D
    - See
      - Cancer – Fundraising – Rock Cancer
  - Expansion of two-for-one private-pay model
    - See
      - Diagnostic imaging – Two-for-one private-pay model
- Computerized tomography simulator, Allan Blair Cancer Centre fundraiser
  - See
    - Cancer – Allan Blair Cancer Centre
- Equipment, funding, budget debate, 6936
- Magnetic resonance imaging
  - Equipment
    - See
      - Hospitals – Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw
  - Private provider, tenders and competition, U993
  - Quality assurance, P380
    - Data analysis and tracking, provincial dashboard, P381
  - Radiology information system, accuracy and validation, P380
  - Two-for-one private-pay model
    - See
      - Diagnostic imaging – Two-for-one private-pay model
  - Wait times, U992–93
- Mammography unit, new, Cypress Regional Hospital, Swift Current
  - See
    - Hospital and health foundations – Dr. Noble Irwin Regional Healthcare Foundation – Cypress Health Region, 11th annual radiothon
- Positron emission tomography scans, service disruption and wait times, U924–25
- Private provision of services, Assembly condemns New Democratic Party for ideologically-based attacks against, moved (Olauson); amendment (Kirsch)
  - Dennis, 787, 1139–40
  - Kirsch, 1140, 1409–10
  - Olauson, 590–92
  - Steinley, 592, 785–87
- Rural access improvements, Throne Speech response, 82–83
- Testing reduction and appropriate level of care efforts, U924
- Two-for-one private-pay model
  - See also
    - Diagnostic imaging – Private provision of services
  - Under Calvert administration, budget debate, 463
  - Under Calvert administration, Throne Speech response, 83, 175
  - Canada Health Transfer, implications for, U134, U517–19, U993
    - Chartier, 1505
    - Meili, 6748
    - Reiter, 1505–6, 6748
  - Canada Health Transfer, implications for, Throne Speech response, 2706
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 172, 2701–2
  - Expansion to computerized tomography scans
    - Budget debate, 463
    - Legislation, potential loophole to allow more private-pay services
      - Chartier, 453–54
      - Duncan, 453–54
    - Throne Speech, 5
    - Throne Speech response, 37, 99, 102, 129, 175
  - Impact on surgical waits, 4418, 7058–59
  - Quality assurance
    - See
      - Diagnostic imaging – Magnetic resonance imaging – Quality assurance
  - Scans and reports, inclusion in electronic health records systems
    - See
      - eHealth Saskatchewan – Information technology, electronic health records systems – Repositories, scope – Diagnostic imaging and reports
  - Scans provided, Throne Speech, 2585, 4464
  - Scans provided, Throne Speech response, 2619, 2638, 2642, 2706, 2768, 4526, 4532, 4568, 4579
  - Scans provided and regions drawn from, P382–83
  - Throne Speech response, 2691, 4487, 4520, 4638
  - Wait times, and surgical wait times
    - Meili, 7011–13
    - Moe, 7011–13
- Ultrasounds, private provision, budget debate, 5594
- Wait times, impact of COVID-19 pandemic
  - See
    - Health care – COVID-19 pandemic – Impact on surgical and diagnostic
- Wait times, reduction
  - Funding, U59
    - Budget debate, 251, 285, 316, 368, 376, 407
  - Innovative solutions, Throne Speech response, 113
  - Throne Speech response, 2615
- Wait times, tracking and analysis, P379–80
- Wait times and patients seen, P380–81
- X-ray equipment, new
  - See
    - Health facilities – Ponteix Health Centre
    - Health facilities – Wadena health centre
- X-rays, digitization initiative
  - Budget debate, 5488
  - Throne Speech response, 4538–39
Diamond mines
- See
  - Mining industry – Diamonds
Diesel
- See
Disabled and handicapped persons
- See
  - People with disabilities
Discrimination
- Ageism, Age is More film project, partnership between Revera and Reel Youth, member's statement
  - Forbes, 1429–30
- Curriculum
  - See
    - Curriculum – Discrimination
- Gender diversity
  - See also
    - Bullying – International Day of Pink
    - Sexual orientation – Breaking the Silence conference
- Gender Diversity Awareness Week
  - (March 27-April 2, 2017), member's statement
    - Docherty, 1943
    - Forbes, 1880
  - (March 25-31, 2018), member's statement
    - Lawrence, 3592
  - (March 25-31, 2018) and Transgender Day of Visibility, member's statement
    - Forbes, 3687
- Gender equality
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Governor General's Award in Commemoration of the Persons Case
- International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (March 21)
  - (2017), member's statement
    - Forbes, 1809
  - And Spring Free from Racism event, Regina, member's statement
    - Beck, 1808
    - Docherty, 1808
  - (2018), member's statement
    - Mowat, 3538
    - Weekes, 3538
  - And Spring Free from Racism event, Regina, member's statement
    - Beck, 3653
  - (2019), member's statement
    - Forbes, 5439–40
    - Young, 5439
  - And Spring Free from Racism event, Regina, member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 5584
- National day of action against hate and intolerance (January 29th), declaration
  - Meili, 5372
  - Moe, 5372
- Racism, create an anti-black racism secretariat charged with delivering a strategy, and invest in mental health supports for racialized people, petition
  - Wotherspoon, 7043
- Racism, denunciation of
  - Eyre, 5374
  - Meili, 5372–74, 5467–68, 5617–18
  - Moe, 5373, 5467–68, 5617–19
  - And position on climate change
    - Meili, 5646–48, 5672–73
    - Moe, 5646–48, 5672–73
  - Budget debate, 5448
- Racism, increased prevalence, Throne Speech response, 4574
- Racism, role of government in combating, E873–74, E883, N741–42
- Racism, Throne Speech response, 6193
- Racism against First Nations, government comments
  - Sarauer, 3067
  - Wall, 3067
- Regina Interfaith Discussion Dinner and denunciation of racism, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 5645
- Women in politics, campaign office vandalism, Throne Speech response, 6175–76
Disease Control Laboratory
- See
  - Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory
Distilleries
- See
  - Breweries and distilleries
Divisions (Recorded votes)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - [Session 1]
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (Buckingham), seconded (Carr), 179–80
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (Buckingham), seconded (Carr), amendment (Sproule), 179
  - [Session 2]
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (Carr), seconded (Nerlien), 2787
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (Carr), seconded (Nerlien), amendment (Sproule), 2786–87
  - [Session 3]
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (Stewart), seconded (Heppner), 4669–70
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (Stewart), seconded (Heppner), amendment (Mowat), 4630
  - [Session 4]
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (D'Autremont), seconded (Ross), 6266
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (D'Autremont), seconded (Ross), amendment (Sarauer), 6266
- Bills
  - An Act to Reduce Salaries of Members of the Legislative Assembly, 2017
    - Committee of the Whole on Bills, amendments, 2139–40
  - Alcohol and Gaming Regulations Amendment Act, 2019
    - Third reading, 7022
  - Appropriation Act, 2020 (No. 1) (No. 213)
    - Second and Third reading, 7077
  - Education Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 63)
    - Third reading, 2409
  - Election (Fairness and Accountability) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 606)
    - Second reading, 4342
  - Income Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 69)
    - Third reading, 2532–33
  - Income Tax (Business Income) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 84)
    - Third reading, 3188
  - Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)
    - Second reading, amendment, 1823
    - Third reading, 2319
  - Interpretation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 2) (No. 99)
    - Third reading, 4387–88
  - Legislative Assembly (Election Dates) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 133)
    - Third reading, 5897
  - Meewasin Valley Authority Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 52)
    - Third reading, 2372
  - Miscellaneous Statutes (SaskPower and SaskEnergy) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 64)
    - Third reading, 2459
  - Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)
    - Third reading, 1438
  - Police Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 212)
    - Third reading, 7008–9
  - Provincial Capital Commission Act (No. 50)
    - Third reading, 2460
  - Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)
    - Third reading, 2531
  - Saskatchewan Strategy for Suicide Prevention Act, 2019 (No. 618)
    - Second reading, 6982
- Budget (2016, June 1)
  - Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 467–68
  - Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government; amendment (Sproule), 467
- Budget (2017, March 22)
  - Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 2060
  - Moved (Doherty) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government; amendment (Sproule), 2059
- Budget (2018, April 10)
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 3939
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, amendment (Sproule), 3938–39
- Budget (2019, March 20)
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 5638
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, amendment (Wotherspoon), 5638
- Budget (2020, June 15)
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 6940
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, amendment (Wotherspoon), 6939–40
- Climate change
  - Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall), 869
  - Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon), 867
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Private provision of services, Assembly condemns New Democratic Party for ideologically-based attacks against, moved (Olauson), 1411
  - Private provision of services, Assembly condemns New Democratic Party for ideologically-based attacks against, moved (Olauson); amendment (Kirsch), 1410
- Environmental protection
  - Bill C-69 (federal), halt and repeal legislation that will create more regulatory uncertainty and politicization of the energy sector, moved (Hindley), 5365
- Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal
  - Judicial inquiry, immediately launch, moved (Sproule), 5724
- Mining industry
  - Investment attractiveness, government policies which have led to Saskatchewan being ranked best in the world, commendation, moved (Carr), 2517
- Official opposition
  - Fiscal plan, increase spending, condemnation, moved (Nerlien), 4281
- Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy
  - Made in Saskatchewan plan, support for, moved (Duncan), 3316
- Privilege
  - Release of embargoed information on provincial budget, member for Saskatoon Nutana [Sproule], Privileges Committee investigate and report remedy to Legislative Assembly, moved (Cheveldayoff), 272
- Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action
  - Calls upon provincial government to fulfill calls to action, moved (Belanger), 1493
- Uranium industry
  - Cameco McArthur River mining and Key Lake milling, suspension of operations, government take immediate action to support workers and communities, moved (Sarauer); amendment (Wall), 2906
Divorce
- See
  - Families – Separation and divorce
Dixon, Dwight
- See
  - Tributes
Doctors
- See
  - Physicians
Dogsled racing
- See
  - Sled dog racing
Dollar, Canadian
- See
  - Foreign exchange rate
Domestic violence
- See also
  - Violence
- And interpersonal violence
  - Throne Speech response, 2654, 2720
- And interpersonal violence, reduction, government failure to address issues and implement a plan, condemnation, moved (Sarauer), 580–90
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 587–89
  - Beck, 586–87
  - Carr, 582–83
  - Eyre, 585–86
  - Sarauer, 580–82
  - Wotherspoon, 583–85
  - Questions and comments
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 590
    - Beck, 589–90
    - Bonk, 589
    - Buckingham, 590
    - Eyre, 589
    - Marit, 590
    - Phillips, 589
    - Rancourt, 590
    - Sarauer, 589
- And interpersonal violence, role of alcohol
  - Throne Speech response, 2672
- And sexual assault
  - Awareness, Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
    - (May 3, 2018), Melfort, member's statement
      - Goudy, 4211
    - (May 28, 2019), Tisdale, member's statement
      - Pedersen, 6005–6
  - Community outreach worker, new, N725, N736–37
  - Government initiatives, Throne Speech response, 111
  - Government strategies, development, N356, N554, N737–38
    - Morgan, 4383–84, 4403
    - Sarauer, 4383–84, 4403
  - Rates, highest in Canada, Throne Speech response, 95
- Abusive behaviour, disclosure process, N356
  - Implementation, budget debate, 5534
  - Implementation, Throne Speech, 4464, 6065
  - Implementation, Throne Speech response, 4480, 4486, 4492, 4515, 4520, 4522, 4526, 4530, 4533, 4568, 4578, 4593, 4610, 4616, 4665, 6085, 6127, 6150–51, 6179, 6209
  - Implementation and development of regulations, N731–32
    - Morgan, 6866
    - Sarauer, 6866
  - Need for, budget debate, 3807
  - Privacy protections, N732–33
- Children-exposed-to violence programs
  - See
    - Violence – Children-exposed-to violence programs
- Death review panel, N15, N205
  - Final report, release timing and recommendations, N355–56
    - See also
      - Domestic violence – And sexual assault – Government strategies, development
    - Morgan, 4190–91
    - Sarauer, 4190–91
  - Implementation of recommendations, N733
    - Inter-ministerial committee, budget debate, 5534
    - Oversight and coordination, Status of Women office, U847
    - Throne Speech response, 4616
- Funding, lack of new, budget debate, 438, 1868
- Government efforts, legislative and service improvements, Throne Speech response, 4593
- Government efforts, rate reduction and survivor supports, N529
  - See also
    - Women's shelters – Capacity issues and funding support for second-stage housing
  - Meili, 4123–24, 4155
  - Moe, 4155
  - Morgan, 4123–24
- Government priorities, prevention, intervention, and suppression, N734–35
- Government support, 2477, 2478–79
- Programs, funding from Victims' Fund, N353
- Public awareness campaign, N733
- Rate, highest in the country, Throne Speech response, 147, 2611, 2636, 2654, 2761, 2780, 4533
- Reduction, government plans
  - Sarauer, 75–76, 512
  - Wyant, 75–76, 512
- Rise Up National Walk to End Violence awareness campaign, Conrad Burns, recognition, member's statement
  - Hargrave, 217
- Toll-free number, development, N733
- Victims
  - Breaking a lease when fleeing domestic violence
    - See
      - Landlords and tenants – Domestic violence victims
  - Critical supports, petition
    - Beck, 6003–4
    - Sarauer, 2157, 2538–39, 2889, 2919, 2949, 2981, 3029, 3064, 3091, 3147, 3179, 3209, 3233, 3266, 3296–97, 5344, 5369, 5397, 5439, 5643–44, 5670, 5691–92, 5727, 5746, 5799–5800, 5839, 5979–80
  - Critical supports in the workplace, petition
    - Sarauer, 3359, 3591, 3652, 3736–37, 3943, 3966, 4001, 4030, 4062–63, 4089–90, 4121, 4152–53, 4285–86, 4297, 4308–9, 4344, 4355, 4366, 4378–79, 4435, 4472, 4501, 5148, 5422, 5760–61, 5775, 5815–16, 5827
  - Employment leave, paid
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 4705
    - Morgan, 5712, 5834, 5846–47
    - Sarauer, 4704–5, 5712, 5834, 5846
  - Employment leave, paid, additional consultation and jurisdictional review, N547
  - Employment leave, paid, future consideration, U874–75
  - Employment leave, paid, Throne Speech response, 4487, 4522, 4616
  - Employment leave, unpaid, Throne Speech response, 4665
  - Job security, petition
    - Sarauer, 1642, 1664, 1690, 1721, 1745–46, 1807, 1832, 1854–55, 1879, 1943, 2003–4, 2036, 2062–63, 2093–94, 2235, 2251, 2275–76, 2292–93, 2309–10, 2324, 2352, 2364, 2381, 2422, 2437, 2451, 2492, 2524, 2559–60
    - Sproule, 2398–99
  - Job security and support, U548–49, U716
  - Supports, legislation, N205–6, U728
    - Sarauer, 1696–97, 1727
    - Wyant, 1697, 1727
    - Budget debate, 3807
    - Throne Speech, 2588
    - Throne Speech response, 2654
  - Supports for, three-year project
    - See
      - Women's shelters – Transition houses
  - Transportation to women's shelter
    - Elimination of Saskatchewan Transportation Company, adjustments and costs, N733–34
    - Saskatchewan Transportation Company, use of, budget debate, 2028
- Violence Prevention Week (October 23-27, 2017), member's statement
  - Beck, 2598
- White ribbon campaign
  - See
    - Violence – International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women
    - Young Women's Christian Association – White ribbon campaign
Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
- See also
  - Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc.
- Advocacy
  - Karen Pilon Organ Donor Awareness Foundation, campaigns and accomplishments, U251–52
  - Thought leaders, use of, U260
  - Transplant patients as advocates, importance of, U208–9, U210, U221, U245–46, U248, U256
- Awareness, U210, U269, U282
  - And consent conversations, U259–60
  - Budget debate, 3791
  - Culturally specific, U278
    - First Nations and Métis, U233
  - Funding, U231, U234, U256
  - Green Shirt Day (April 7, 2019) in memory of Logan Boulet, member's statement
    - Moe, 5692–93
    - Sarauer, 5692
  - Living organ donation, U278
  - National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week
    - (April 23-29, 2017), member's statement
      - Chartier, 2276
    - (April 22-28, 2018), member's statement
      - Chartier, 4002
      - Young, 4001
    - (April 21-27, 2019), member's statement
      - Mowat, 5828
  - Online resources, critique, U226
  - Public awareness campaigns, U234, U250, U277
    - Attitudes and misconceptions, U253, U257, U260–61, U264
    - Focus and scope, U252
    - Offer Hope campaign, critique, U234, U252
  - Rebranding, U226
  - Recommendations, U226–27, U228, U246
  - School programs, U246, U250, U252–53
    - Saskatchewan curriculum, U253, U282
- Challenges
  - Barriers for donations, U7
  - Geographic distribution and hospital capacity, U218, U260, U262
    - Mitigated by Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society, U219, U267
  - Misconceptions, U229, U233, U260
  - Physician, conflict in soliciting organs, U238, U266
    - And mitigation by presumed consent, U218, U248, U273, U282
- Commercialization, potential benefit of, U219
- Cost savings for health care system, U228, U274, U275
  - See also
    - Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. – Kidney transplants – Versus dialysis – Cost savings
- Donation teams, U242, U262–63
  - And Organ donation organizations
    - Importance of, U222
    - Lack of, U232
  - Composition, U273–74
    - And duties, U275
    - And training, U282
  - Donation coordinators, Regina and Saskatoon, U5, U270
  - Donation physicians, U180–81, U231, U233, U236, U260, U261, U270, U282, U476–78
    - And donation after cardiocirculatory death, U231–32
    - And mandatory referral, U6, U232, U277, U282
    - Versus attending physicians, approach and conflict of interest, U4, U238
    - Cost-effectiveness, U236
    - Creation of one half-time job share
      - Chartier, 4007–8
      - Reiter, 4008
    - Donor physician program, budget debate, 3751–52, 5477
    - Donor physician program, implementation, U237–38
    - Need to hire, Throne Speech response, 68
    - Number in the province, U6
    - Other provinces, impact of, U237
    - Recruitment, effect of low donation rate on, U235–36
    - Request from Saskatchewan Transplant Program, U235, U236–37
    - Throne Speech, 2586
    - Throne Speech response, 2605, 2629, 2649, 2652–53, 2665, 2697, 2703, 6208
  - Donation physicians and coordinators, U928
  - Education and training, U233, U234–35
  - Expansion, U928–29
  - Funding and administration, U274–75
- Health facilities and equipment
  - Consolidation of existing facilities and building a centre of excellence, U227
  - Diagnostic imaging, implications of improved access, U4–5
  - Improved capacity due to improved donation, potential, U219
  - Intensive care units and hospital capacity, consultation needed, U4–5
  - Lean initiatives, U228
  - Rural facilities and lack of capacity, U247, U265
  - Technology, investment in, U260
    - Bridging technologies, U261
- Hospital engagement and provider education, U269–70
- Human Tissue Gift Act
  - And mandate for provincial coordination, lack of, U273
  - Information and privacy commissioner, input during drafting process, U213
  - Recommendations
    - Amendment requiring information-sharing agreements, U212, U213
    - Continuous communication with registered donors, U213
  - Regulations, development of, U231
    - Mandatory referral, U237
  - Throne Speech response, 67–68
  - Updated with a focus on patient and family consent, U5
- Importance of, Throne Speech response, 6187
- Mandatory referrals, U260, U261–62, U277
  - See also
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Donation teams – Donation physicians – And mandatory referral
  - And death audits, importance of, U7, U242
  - And training of health personnel, U282
  - Definition, U4, U231
  - Manitoba, and increase in donation rate, U241
  - Program, implementation
    - Throne Speech, 2586
    - Throne Speech response, 2665, 2697, 2703, 2720
  - Saskatoon Health Region, U231
- Medical personnel
  - See also
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Donation teams
  - Champions in smaller communities, U235
  - Identification and referral, training for, U220, U222, U256–57, U260, U271
  - Medical examiners and post-mortem tissue donation, U271
  - Undergraduate and medical student training, U282
- Organ allocation, U263–64
- Organ and tissue donation system
  - 17 core functions, U269–72
  - Change management process, U272
  - Regional or interprovincial approach, U272
- Organ donation committee
  - See also
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Provincial rate – Human services committee
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
  - Bipartisan, budget debate, 344
  - Final report and dissenting opinion
    - See
      - Human Services Committee – Reports – Second
  - Health Ministry presentation and recommendations to improve organ donation rates in Saskatchewan, U3–8
    - Beaudry-Mellor, U6–7
    - Fiaz, U7–8
    - Rancourt, U6–8
  - Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel presentation on constitutionality of opt-in and opt-out registries, U287–89
    - Buckingham, U289
    - Chartier, U288–89
  - Presentations and submissions
    - See
      - Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
    - Public access to documents, U207
  - Scope and focus, U207, U225
  - Throne Speech, 2586
  - Throne Speech response, 67, 111, 129, 2605, 2616, 2673
- Organ donation organizations, U222
  - See also
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Donation teams
  - And enabling legislation, need to establish, U275–76
  - Collaboration and organ sharing, U233
  - Funding, independent of health regions, U261
  - Importance of, U270, U272
  - Legislation, Alberta experience, U271
  - Saskatchewan Transplant Program
    - See also
      - Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. – Saskatchewan Transplant Program
    - Further development and jurisdictional issues, U260
    - Organ donation awareness activities, expansion of, U252
  - Versus transplant organizations, importance of separation, U231, U263
  - Trillium Gift of Life Network, Ontario
    - And provincial registry, U264
    - Implementation and increase in referrals, U247
- Organ donation program
  - Throne Speech, 2586
  - Throne Speech response, 2615–16, 2632, 2638, 2649, 2652–53, 2697, 2703, 2707, 2719, 2753, 2784
- Organ donors
  - See
    - Organ donors
- Organ procurement organizations
  - See
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Organ donation organizations
- Performance management and quality assurance, U270–72
  - Death audit, U277, U280
    - Funding for, U256
  - Indicators and accountability measures, establishment, U928
  - Medical records review
    - See
      - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Performance management and quality assurance – Death audit
- Process of donation, identification to utilization, U269
- Provincial coordination, U270
  - Best practices
    - And policies, need for, U277
    - And resource distribution, U271–72
  - Single point of contact, U272
- Provincial rate, U225–26
  - See also
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Statistics – Saskatchewan
  - Human services committee to conduct inquiry on improving rate of organ donation in Saskatchewan, to hold public hearings, and report recommendations to Assembly by November 30, 2016, moved (Duncan), 50
  - Human services committee to invite Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel, Ken Ring, to make a presentation of the constitutionality of opt-in and opt-out registries, moved (Wilson), U287
  - Improving, budget debate, 3790
  - Increase, need to
    - Throne Speech, 5
    - Throne Speech response, 35
  - Registered donors, low, lack of awareness versus lack of support, U210
- Public hearings
  - See
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
- Recommendations, implementation, lack of funding, budget debate, 1918
- Registries
  - And information-sharing, U264
  - And information-sharing agreements, U212–13
    - Employee training, U214
    - Written policy, importance and criteria, U212
  - Consistency amongst provincial systems, need for, U250
  - Data collection, improved to facilitate quicker transplants, U219–20
  - Funding, U978
  - National
    - Canadian Blood Services, increased collaboration with, U228
    - Canadian Organ Donor Registry Act, Bill C-223, U252
    - Canadian Organ Donor Registry Act, Bill C-223 [misidentified as C-233], U247–48
    - Canadian Transplant Registry, U239–40
      - Organ sharing agreements, U240, U244
      - Privacy concerns, U244–45
    - Highly sensitized patients, U240
    - Kidney pair donation registry, U240
      - Expansion to other organs, U244
    - Versus provincial registries, U274
    - Willing donor registry, U249
      - And mitigating family stress, U248, U273
  - Opt-out registry, U210, U218, U228, U249, U253, U260, U265–67
    - And opt-in, privacy concerns, U216
    - And presumed consent, U6, U217, U220–22, U226–27, U248, U273, U475–76, U507
      - Soft implementation, U273
      - Spain, U232
        
        Implementation and effect on donation rates, U232, U273
      - Spain, Belgium, Australia, effect of implementation, U248
      - Throne Speech, 2586
      - Throne Speech response, 2605, 2697, 2703, 2720, 2784
      - Underage donors, U223, U253
      - United Kingdom, researched and declined to implement, U273
    - Concerns with, U263
    - Ease of opting out, U209, U218, U219, U221, U266
    - Effectiveness, U277
    - Historically, U224
    - International jurisdictions, U221–22
    - Legal implications
      - Awareness of opt-out option, U288–U289
      - Charter of Rights and Freedoms, applicable sections and related precedents, U288–89
      - Charter of Rights and Freedoms, section 33, not-withstanding clause [misidentified as section 15], U289
      - Court challenges, potential impact on legislation, U289
      - Jurisdiction, federal and provincial overlap, U288
      - Medical interventions, related legislation and defining "death", U287–88
    - Literature review, U221
    - Public consultation, U252
    - Socialization and cultural acceptance, U217–18, U220–21
  - Willing donor registry, provincial, U913, U928
    - And relationship with other provincial registries, U249–50
    - Access and management, U274
    - Funding, budget debate, 5501, 5508, 5512, 5515, 5556, 5560, 5572, 5609, 5634
    - Need for, U227, U247
    - Online, U252
    - Throne Speech, 6062
    - Throne Speech response, 6109, 6196, 6213
    - Tool for measuring public awareness, U260, U264, U274
- Research, U270
  - Funding, U227
- Saskatchewan chronic kidney disease program, steering committee recommendations (2014), U233
- Socialization and cultural acceptance, U232
- Statistics
  - Canada
    - And benchmark countries, comparison with, U240–41
    - And international rates, comparison, U4, U221
      - Throne Speech, 5
    - British Columbia registered donors, U226, U228
    - Nova's Scotia rate, highest amongst provinces, U4, U7
    - Rate, recipients versus donors, U3
    - Targets, U240, U241
    - Willing versus registered donors, U248
  - Provincial, national and international, comparison, U255
  - Saskatchewan
    - Deceased donors versus residents on wait lists (2015), numbers, U3
    - Donor rate (2015), U7
      - Living and deceased, compared to Canada and Spain, U231
    - Donors, multi-organ and cornea (2015), U247
    - Organs donated, transplants performed, and people on waitlist (2014), U217–18
    - Rate of donation versus patient population, U263
- Tissue versus organs
  - Donor criteria, U233, U243
  - Recovery to transplant, viability time frame, U269
- Waitlists
  - See
    - Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. – Waitlists
Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
- See also
  - Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
- Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel
  - See
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Organ donation committee – Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel
- Ministry of Health
  - See
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Organ donation committee – Health Ministry
- Presenter
  - Angus, Jim, U264–67
    - Buckingham, U266–67
    - Docherty, U267
  - Canadian Blood Services: Kimberly Young, Peter Nickerson, U238–45
    - Docherty, U243–44
    - Lambert, U244
    - Rancourt, U243
  - Duncan, Sherry, U281–83
    - Carr, U282
    - Chartier, U282–83
  - Fenton, Mark, U258–64
    - Buckingham, U262
    - Carr, U261–62
    - Chartier, U262–64
    - Rancourt, U262
  - Furman, Cory and Tammy, U217–24
    - Carr, U220–22
    - Chartier, U221–24
    - Michelson, U222–23
    - Parent, U221, U224
  - Harris, Twyla, Carmen, and Rosalyn, U250–54
    - Buckingham, U253
    - Carr, U254
    - Chartier, U253–54
    - Docherty, U253
  - Hofmann, Fred, U225–30
    - Carr, U228–29
    - Chartier, U229–30
    - Docherty, U230
    - Rancourt, U229
  - Kidney Foundation of Canada, Saskatchewan Branch: Joyce VanDeurzen, U276–80
    - Carr, U278–79
    - Chartier, U279–80
    - Docherty, U279
    - Fiaz, U280
  - L'Oste Brown, Charlotte, U207–11
    - Buckingham, U210
    - Carr, U209–10
    - Chartier, U209–11
    - Rancourt, U210
  - Lung Association of Saskatchewan: Jill Hubick, Nicole Nelson, Charlotte L'Oste Brown, U254–58
    - Buckingham, U257
    - Chartier, U257–58
    - Docherty, U257
    - Rancourt, U258
  - Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner: Ron Kruzeniski, Diane Aldridge, U211–16
    - Buckingham, U215
    - Chartier, U213–16
    - Rancourt, U214
  - Olson, Cheryl, U245–50
    - Buckingham, U250
    - Chartier, U249–50
    - Docherty, U249
  - Richardson, James, U269–76
    - Buckingham, U273, U275
    - Chartier, U273–76
    - Docherty, U274–75
  - Saskatchewan Transplant Program: Erin Schimpf, Gavin Beck, Rahul Mainra, Mike Moser, U230–38
    - Carr, U237
    - Chartier, U236–37
    - Docherty, U235
    - Lambert, U235
    - Rancourt, U234–35
Down syndrome
- Ability in Me project, Saskatoon, funding, U1053
- Canadian Down Syndrome Week (November 1-7, 2017), member's statement
  - Buckingham, 2792
- Dine for a Difference fundraiser, Ability in Me family advisory committee, Saskatoon
  - (March 11, 2017), member's statement
    - Buckingham, 1723
  - (March 24, 2018), member's statement
    - Buckingham, 3797
- World Down Syndrome Day (March 21)
  - (2018), member's statement
    - Buckingham, 3539
  - (2019), member's statement
    - Mowat, 5440
    - Olauson, 5440
Downey, Gord
- See
  - Tributes
Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw
- See
  - Hospitals – Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw
Dragon boat racing
- See
  - Canoes and canoeing – Dragon boat racing
Drainage
- Agricultural water management strategy, E541, E827
  - Approval process
    - Land control agreements, simplified, E53
      - Informal consent and easements, legal implications, E54
    - Risk assessment, documentation, P544
    - Risk-based approach, E53
    - Use of qualified persons, P546, P547
    - Watersheds, risk to, documentation, P543–44
  - Budget debate, 1988–89, 5601
  - Compliance, voluntary, challenges, P548
  - Education and support, initiatives, E827, P546–47
  - Feedback mechanism, P546
  - Implementation, funding, E224
  - Landowner rights
    - Moe, 2499–2500
    - Sproule, 2499
  - Launch, 704
  - New works, use of professionals in design and implementation, E53–54
  - Policies, approval and implementation, P543
  - Reporting, internal and public, P544–45
  - Requests for assistance
    - Outstanding, P549
    - Process improvements, P544, P545, P547–48
  - Throne Speech response, 2733, 4538
  - Wetlands, policies, E230–33, E832–33, P544
- Blackbird Creek drainage network
  - See
    - Watersheds – Smith Creek Regional Watershed Association – Blackbird Creek
- Collaborative strategy
  - See also
    - Drainage – Agricultural water management strategy
  - Budget debate, 1988–89
- Compliance and enforcement, E228–29
  - Responsibility, Water Security Agency and Environment Ministry, E53
- Conservation and development area authorities
  - See
    - Watersheds – Conservation and development area authorities
- Dispute resolution process, delays
  - See
    - Water Security Agency – Delays in handling drainage disputes
- Drainage basins
  - See
    - Watersheds
- Global Transportation Hub and City of Regina, unapproved ditch, E545–46, E627
  - Lack of maintenance and impact on surrounding farmers
    - Duncan, 2985–86, 3036, 4360, 4400–4401
    - Meili, 4360
    - Sproule, 2985–86, 3035–36, 4400–4401
- Illegal
  - See
    - Drainage, illegal
- Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project
  - And illegal drainage enforcement
    - Duncan, 3302–3
    - Sproule, 3302–3
    - Anticipated closures, E545
  - Environmental impact assessment and public consultation, petition
    - Sproule, 3179, 3234, 3297, 5915
  - Technical assistance, E544, E830
    - Landowners, E544–45, E832–33
- Regulations, new, 704
  - Approval factors and risk-based approach
    - See
      - Drainage – Agricultural water management strategy
  - Budget debate, 426
  - Complaints and approvals processes, streamlined, E55
  - Grandfathering clause (pre-1981), removal, E52–53
- Strategy, 10-year compliance project
  - Pilot projects, E52–53
    - Dry Lake, E224
      - Acres drained, E214–15
    - Methodology and use in future planning, E57
    - Quill Lakes
      - See also
        Floods – Anti-flood strategy for Quill Lakes area
      - Drainage works closed, E226–28
      - Enforcement, illegal drainage, E228–29, E543, E832
    - Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project
      - See
        Drainage – Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project
    - Souris basin near Stoughton
      - See
        Drainage – Strategy, 10-year compliance project – Pilot projects – Dry Lake
  - Watershed authorities and stakeholders, consultation, budget debate, 426
Drainage, illegal
- And loss of wetlands
  - Duncan, 2859
  - Sproule, 2859
- And non-enforced drainage issues, 704
- Complaints and dispute resolution process
  - See also
    - Drainage – Agricultural water management strategy – Requests for assistance
  - Complaints received, resolved, and outstanding, E55
    - Actions taken, E58, E829–30
  - Enforcement of court decision
    - See
      - Water Security Agency – Delays in handling drainage disputes
  - Ombudsman report (March 2016), recommendations and government responses, E54–55
    - Closure orders for illegal works, E55–56
    - Delays
      - See
        Water Security Agency – Delays in handling drainage disputes
    - Fees, waiving, E55
  - Requirement to first attempt neighbour-to-neighbour resolution, E58
- Compliance, works brought into, E828
- Damage to land protected under Wildlife Protection Act
  - See
    - Wildlife – Habitat protection – Protected lands
- Enforcement, E228–29, E541, E543–44
  - See also
    - Drainage – Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project – And illegal drainage
    - Drainage – Strategy, 10-year compliance project
  - Moe, 1646
  - Sproule, 1646
  - Failure to comply, E832–33
  - Fines issued, E58
  - Proactive resolution, challenges, E830
  - Proactive resolution, change from complaints-based process, E56
  - Responsibility for closure costs, E54
  - Throne Speech response, 2612
- Identification and prioritization, P544–45
- Identification and resolution process, E52–53
Dream Brokers program N674
- See also
  - Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund – Community grants program, allocations
Drivers, automobile
- See
  - Automobile drivers
Drones
- Government use
  - See
    - Air quality – Air monitoring – Industrial
Drug and alcohol abuse
- See also
  - Mental health – And addictions
  - Mental health services – And addiction services
- And suicides, impact of, Northern Saskatchewan, budget debate, 442–43
- Addictions counsellors, caseloads and access for clients, U893–94
- Addictions services
  - And in-patient treatment, access and wait times
    - Chartier, 4760, 4848–49, 5152
    - Meili, 4759–60
    - Ottenbreit, 4848–49
    - Reiter, 4760, 5152
  - And in-patient treatment, access and wait times, Throne Speech response, 4636, 4662, 6258
  - Access, lack of
    - See also
      - Mental health services – And addiction services – Access and funding
    - Impact on child welfare, U799
    - Impact on crime, 2487–88
      - See also
        Drug and alcohol abuse – Crystal meth – Increased usage – Impact on crime and community safety
      - Mowat, 4507
      - Pedersen, 4507
      - Reiter, 4507
    - Impact on crime, Throne Speech response, 4635
  - Buffalo Narrows project, support for
    - Belanger, 4127
    - Ottenbreit, 4127
  - Expansion in northern Saskatchewan, U683
    - Budget debate, 3786
  - Métis Addictions Council of Saskatchewan
    - 50th anniversary, recognition, member's statement
      - Chartier, 6500
      - Olauson, 6033
    - Funding, N746
  - Not keeping pace with needs, Throne speech response, 6208
  - Post-detoxification supports, P496, P497
  - Rural and remote areas
    - See also
      - Drug and alcohol abuse – Teen Challenge addictions recovery programs in rural Saskatchewan, member's statement
    - Lack of, Throne Speech response, 2672
  - Staff and treatment spaces
    - Chartier, 6503–4
    - Reiter, 6503–4
  - Trauma-informed practice, U895–96
  - Treatment centres, in-patient
    - See
      - Drug and alcohol abuse – Treatment centres, in-patient
- Alcohol abuse, prevalence and impacts on community, budget debate, 5577
- Community alcohol plan, La Ronge, N384
- Crystal meth
  - See also
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Opioids and crystal meth
  - Detox and treatment, unique needs, U894–96
  - Increased usage
    - Government action
      - Chartier, 5935, 5947
      - Reiter, 5935, 5947–48
    - Impact on crime and community safety
      - Budget debate, 5446, 5495, 5577
      - Throne Speech response, 6208, 6229, 6256
    - Impact on emergency rooms and increased crime
      - Reiter, 6336
      - Sarauer, 6336–37
      - Tell, 6336–37
    - Impact on health and mental health facilities, P499
- Detox beds, funding, 7068, U1015
- Detox beds, medical supports and staffing, funding, U1002
- Drug houses, registry of, N179
- Fentanyl, opioids and crystal meth, task force, U771–74
- Fentanyl and crystal meth, harm reduction efforts
  - Meili, 3474
  - Moe, 3474–75
- Fentanyl and other opiates, combatting use, member's statement
  - Wilson, 598
- Funding, federal, emergency treatment fund
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Opiates, treatment, funding
- Funding, federal, U885–86
- Government focus on enforcement over treatment, critique, Throne Speech response, 4523, 4533, 4550, 4616
- Government focus on treatment over harm reduction, critique, 7067–68
- Harm reduction
  - See also
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Fentanyl and crystal meth, harm reduction efforts
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Naloxone
  - Needle exchanges and safe injection sites, 4420–21
  - Programs, funding, U886, U914, U1002, U1015
  - Safe consumption sites
    - See
      - Drug and alcohol abuse – Safe consumption site, Saskatoon, and funding for addictions programs
- La Ronge detox centre, nursing supports, U885
- Methamphetamine
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Crystal meth
- Naloxone
  - Take-home kits, access, 7068, U500, U772–73
  - Take-home kits, access and training
    - Throne Speech, 4464
    - Throne Speech response, 4547, 4569, 4591, 4636
  - Take-home kits, free access, U896–97
  - Take-home program, Saskatoon Health Region, U58
  - Training for corrections staff, N308–9
- Opiate-substitution program physicians, licences revoked
  - Chartier, 5894–95
  - Reiter, 5894–95
  - Government efforts to mitigate impact on patients, U890–91
  - Patient transfers, U896
- Opiates, crisis, government action
  - Meili, 3798–99, 4382–83
  - Moe, 3798
  - Ottenbreit, 3799
  - Reiter, 4382–83
- Opiates, crisis, impact of workplace injuries and pain management, U1117–18
- Opiates, crisis, Throne Speech response, 2636, 6087, 6090, 6208
- Opiates, treatment, funding, U1002
- Opioid emergency treatment fund, U1015
- Opioids and crystal meth
  - Federal funding and provincial efforts, budget debate, 5477
  - Funding to recruit and train medical professionals, U885–86, U891, U895
  - Funding to recruit and train medical professionals, budget debate, 5484
  - Mitigation, government actions, N538–39
  - Need for more action, budget debate, 5542
  - Need for more action, Throne Speech response, 6110, 6132–33, 6191, 6196
  - No strategy, budget debate, 3750, 3872–73
  - Services and supports
    - Chartier, 4965–66
    - Reiter, 4965–66
  - Statistics tracked by Health Ministry, U899–901
- Overdoses, increase, 7067–68
- Overdoses, increase, government action, U1014–15
  - Reiter, 6886
  - Sarauer, 6886
- Pre- and post-addiction treatment, support beds, U885, U887–U888, U1002
  - Budget debate, 5501, 5572
- Provincial drug task force, data and analytics, N537–38
- Rapid access addiction medicine clinics, 5974, 7068, U885, U893–94
  - Budget debate, 5482, 5484, 5508, 5564, 5572
  - North Battleford, funding, U1002, U1015
  - Prince Albert, official launch, member's statement
    - Hargrave, 6660
- Safe consumption site, Saskatoon, and funding for addictions programs, U1015
  - Meili, 6977–78
  - Reiter, 6978
- Sober House Project, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Wesmor Public High School, Prince Albert, member's statement
  - Rancourt, 4560–61
- Teen Challenge addictions recovery programs in rural Saskatchewan, member's statement
  - Heppner, 3299
- Treatment, investments, budget debate, 3757
- Treatment centres, in-patient
  - See also
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Addictions services – And in-patient treatment, access and wait times
    - Mental health facilities – And addictions units
  - Admissions, callback provision, U903–4
  - Availability and average length of stay, U769–70
  - Beds, new, U885
    - Budget debate, 5496, 5501, 5572
    - Determination of location, U888–89
    - Youth beds, U889
  - Capacity, and improvements to community care, U768–69
  - Crystal meth supports, funding, 7068
  - Estevan, St. Joseph's Hospital
    - Choice of location and affiliate, U1008–9
    - Contract, U1020
    - Funding, 7068
    - Funding and overview, U978, U1001–2
    - Funding compared to similar facilities, U1012
    - Lack of tender, U1010
      - Meili, 6952–53
      - Moe, 6952–54
      - Mowat, 6963–64
      - Reiter, 6953, 6963–64
    - Lack of tender and alleged lobbyist, U1013–14
    - Pre- and post-treatment beds, U1014
    - Relationship with for-profit clinic, U1010–11
    - Renovations, U1012
    - Treatment model and philosophy, U1009–10, U1011
    - Treatment services, funding, and length of programming, U1012
  - Individualized approach, U771
  - Long-term residential, definition, U770
  - Medically assisted therapies, Health Ministry policies, U889–90, U891–92
  - Services, U770–71
  - Wait times, U771
  - Wait times, budget debate, 3750
Drugs and pharmaceuticals
- Antipsychotics for seniors
  - See
    - Long-term care facilities – Residents – Seniors
- Cancer and hepatitis C, new drugs, funding, budget debate, 251, 309, 316, 325
- Cancer drugs, new, funding, U58, U913–14
  - Budget debate, 285, 319, 323, 337, 368–69, 376, 383, 393, 404, 407, 434, 463, 5477, 5508, 5516, 5570
- Centre for Drug Research and Development, Saskatchewan Innovation Fund, funding and partners, E115
- Funding, budget debate, 431
- Generic price initiative, U74
- HIV drugs
  - See
    - HIV infections – Medication
- Medical abortions, universal coverage
  - Mowat, 5532, 5697–98
  - Reiter, 5532, 5697–98
  - Impact on availability
    - Mowat, 5859
    - Reiter, 5859–60
- Naloxone
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Naloxone
- Pharmacare
  - And prescription costs under Saskatchewan drug plan
    - Meili, 3510–11, 4127, 4368–69
    - Moe, 3510–11, 4368–69
    - Mowat, 4659, 4727
    - Reiter, 4127–28, 4659, 4727
    - Throne Speech response, 4488, 4662
  - Budget debate, 3751
  - Federal government interim report
    - Mowat, 5222–23
    - Reiter, 5223
  - Immediately establish within Saskatchewan and advocate for national plan, petition
    - Chartier, 4001, 4063
    - Forbes, 5326–27
    - Mowat, 4722, 4929, 4984, 5074, 5113–14, 5128, 5158, 5188, 5218, 5246, 6217–18
  - National program, advocacy and commitment, Throne Speech response, 4664
  - National program, savings potential, Throne Speech response, 4488, 4522
  - National strategy, immediately call on the federal government to implement and fully fund, moved (Chartier), 4070–81
    - Buckingham, 4075–77
    - Chartier, 4070–72
    - Heppner, 4078–79
    - Meili, 4074–75
    - Wilson, 4073–74
    - Wotherspoon, 4077–78
    - Questions and comments
      - Bonk, 4079
      - Bradshaw, 4080
      - Buckingham, 4080
      - Chartier, 4080–81
      - Fiaz, 4080
      - Heppner, 4081
      - Lambert, 4081
      - Meili, 4080–81
      - Wotherspoon, 4080–81
  - National strategy, support, member's statement
    - Meili, 3797
  - Pharmacare 2020 report, budget debate, 431
  - Support for
    - Meili, 5330–31
    - Reiter, 5330–31
  - Universal, importance of, member's statement
    - Mowat, 5188–89
  - Universal, need for and benefits of, budget debate, 330
  - Universal, need for and benefits of, Throne Speech response, 2702, 6257
- Production, establishment of a new Crown Corporation, budget debate, 3891
- Saskatchewan drug plan
  - Dispensing costs, increase, U981
  - Drugs for rare diseases, impact on expenditures, U981
  - Funding, U914, U980–81
  - Increased fees, budget debate, 327, 442
  - Increased fees and availability of social assistance programs, budget debate, 431–32
  - Increased fees for children and seniors, U60
    - Budget debate, 254, 255, 347, 363, 374, 385, 389, 402, 435, 458
  - Increased funding, budget debate, 251
  - Mifegymiso
    - See
      - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Medical abortions, universal coverage
  - Orkambi, treatment for cystic fibrosis
    - Inclusion in plan, petition
      - Belanger, 3296, 3323, 3620, 3737, 3796, 4153, 4184, 4236, 4286, 4355, 4722
    - Restrictions on access, U999
  - Supplementary health benefits
    - See
      - Health care – Supplementary health benefits
- Senior's drug plan
  - See
    - Senior's drug plan
Drunk driving
- See
  - Impaired driving
DSATU (dedicated substance abuse treatment unit)
- See
  - Correctional centres – Substance abuse treatment unit
DUI (driving under the influence)
- See
  - Impaired driving
Duncan, Sherry
- Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings, presentation, U281–83
  - See also
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
DWI (driving while intoxicated)
- See
  - Impaired driving