Hansard Subject Index - 28th Legislature

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P3 (public-private partnership)
- See
  - Public-private partnerships
PAC (Public Accounts Committee)
- See
  - Public Accounts Committee
Pacific Northwest Economic Region
- 28th annual summit (2018), Spokane, Washington, attendance, member's statement
  - Mowat, 5114
- 29th annual summit (2019), Saskatoon host, member's statement
  - Doke, 6046, 6156
- 29th annual summit (2019), Saskatoon host, Throne Speech response, 6134–35
- 2019 co-chair Shawna Argue
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan Meritorious Achievement Award
- Alan Bluechel Memorial Award recipient, Member from Lumsden-Morse [Stewart], recognition, member's statement
  - Doke, 6549
Packing-houses
- See
  - Cattle industry – Price manipulation by meat packers, mitigation
  - Livestock industry – Swine – Pork plant
PACT (Police and crisis team)
- See
  - Police and crisis team program
Pain management
- See
  - Health care – Supplementary health benefits – Physiotherapy
Palliative care
- Divas of Caswell, Saskatoon, fundraiser for Prairie Hospice Society, recognition, member's statement
  - Sproule, 5016
- Funding, U886
- Funding, budget debate, 3727
- Glengarda hospice, Saskatoon, funding, budget debate, 5477, 5493, 5556, U1002
- Over-capacity reports, U165
- Rose Garden Hospice, Prince Albert
  - Donor recognition, Malcolm Jenkins, and Prince Albert Spark Theatre fundraiser, member's statement
    - Rancourt, 5817
  - Donor recognition, Malcolm Jenkins, Rose Garden Hospice Association, Prince Albert, member's statement
    - Hargrave, 5159–60
  - Funding, U979
  - Funding, budget debate, 5579, 5591
- Sanctum hospices, Saskatoon
  - See
    - HIV infections – Sanctum 1.5, Saskatoon, hospice for new and expecting mothers
- Strategy, lacking, Throne Speech response, 80, 2654
- Wait time, variables for admission, U165–66
PAMI (Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute)
- See
  - Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute
Parents
- Beyond the Classroom parenting program, internet exploitation and digital awareness
  - See
    - Child abuse – Internet exploitation and digital awareness
- Parent teacher associations
  - See
    - School boards and divisions – School community councils
- Parental leave
  - See
    - Employment insurance
- Programs
  - Mentoring program, U818
  - Mentoring program, elimination, budget debate, 1914
  - Mentoring program, funding cuts, 2477
  - Mentoring program, Prince Albert Family Futures, funding, budget debate, 1961
  - Parent support program, layoffs, U488–89
  - Positive parenting program, U932
  - Separation and divorce, parenting after, N557
Parkinson's Disease
- Fundraiser, Canada SuperWalk, recognition of funds raised by Nancy Kelly, Kindersley, member's statement
  - Francis, 6218
- Fundraiser, Lows in Motion, Throne Speech response, 2753
- World Parkinson's Day (April 11, 2017), member's statement
  - Phillips, 2215–16
Parkland College
- See also
  - Post-secondary institutions – Regional colleges
- Saskatchewan Innovation and Opportunity Scholarships
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries
- Throne Speech response, 6187
- Trades and Technology Centre, Yorkton
  - Budget debate, 372
  - Throne Speech response, 60, 88, 128
Parks
- Budget debate, 1845
- Capital projects and preventative maintenance, structured asset management program, N37
- Grasslands National Park, tourism award for Employee of the Year Brenda Peterson
  - See
    - Tourism – Employee of the Year (2019), Canadian Tourism Awards, finalist Brenda Peterson
- Municipal grants, funding, budget debate, 1978
- Preservation and good stewardship, N251–52
- Prince Albert National Park, investments, budget debate, 5564
- Provincial
  - See
    - Parks, provincial
- Regional, N413–14
  - Funding, N246, N254
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 2609
  - Funding reduction, budget debate, 1841, 1960
  - Grant-matching program, N38
  - Moosomin and District Regional Park, regional Park of the Year, 2017, member's statement
    - Bonk, 2293
  - Oversight and dispute resolution, government role, N414–16
  - Pasquia Park, Carrot River, regional Park of the Year, 2018, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 4154
- Urban
  - And regional parks, funding, budget debate, 383
  - Funding
    - Elimination for 5 urban parks, N34, N38–41
      - Docherty, 296
      - Rancourt, 296
      - Wall, 295–96
      - Wotherspoon, 295–96
    - Elimination for 5 urban parks, budget debate, 254, 255, 327, 349, 373–74, 392, 402–3, 458
    - Elimination for 5 urban parks, consultation process, N40–41
  - Funding, budget debate, 5557
  - Funding through post-secondary institutions, review, U199–200
  - Meewasin Valley
    - See
      - Meewasin Valley Authority
  - Norman Konechny, Melville
    - See
      - Firefighters – Volunteer – Konechny, Norman, Melville fire department
  - Tatagwa, Weyburn
    - See
      - Tatagwa Parkway, Weyburn
  - Wakamow, Moose Jaw
    - See
      - Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw
  - Wascana Centre
    - See
      - Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority
- Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Historic sites – Wanuskewin Heritage Park, Saskatoon
Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
- Archaeological protection work, N44–46
  - Appeals and dispute resolution, N46–47
  - First Nations' artifacts, preservation and repatriation
    - See
      - First Nations – Artifacts, preservation
  - First Nations' engagement, N45–46
  - Specimen preservation equipment
    - See
      - Museums – Royal Saskatchewan Museum – Specimen preservation equipment
  - Stop-work orders, N47
- Commercial Revolving Fund
  - Battery site leases, prescribed rates, consistent application, P3
  - COVID-19 pandemic, impact on 2020 camping season revenues, N676
- Community engagement, funding allocations, impact on employment, N524–25
- Consultants, use of, N519
- Districts, funding
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund – Community grants program, allocations
- Estimates
  - (2016-17), main, N33–48, N85–86
    - Docherty, N33–43, N47–48
    - McCall, N35–48
  - (2017-18), main, N245–56, N286
    - Cheveldayoff, N245–56
    - McCall, N248–56
  - (2018-19), main, N408–19, N469–70
    - Makowsky, N408–19
    - McCall, N410–19
  - (2019-20), main, N517–28, N642
    - Forbes, N519–28
    - Makowsky, N517–28
  - (2019-20, June), supplementary, N794
  - (2020-21), main, N673–79, N793
    - Makowsky, N673–79
    - McCall, N674–79
- Francophone affairs, transfer from Executive Council
  - See
    - Francophones
- Francophone affairs branch, translation of COVID-19 pandemic information, N674
- Funding, N33
- Funding, budget debate, 3849
- Funding, commercial revolving fund and budget allocation, N36
- Geo-levy funding
  - See
    - Environment Ministry
- Granting agencies, reallocations, oversight and autonomy, N678
- Heritage conservation branch
  - Client service improvements, funding, N674
  - Consultation with First Nations and Métis
    - See
      - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Archaeological protection work
- Impact studies, N520–21
- Information technology, user access management, P4, P231–32, P509–10
  - Disciplinary actions taken, P232
- Land protection branch, N251–52
- Lawsuits, N519–20
- Operational support, funding, N44
- Parks, asset management system, preventative maintenance, N253–54
- Program spending, estimates versus actuals, P510
- Programs, lottery-funded
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Lotteries Trust Fund
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2014) v.2, ch.4; (2015) v.2, ch.4, P7–10
    - Chartier, P9
    - Doke, P9
    - Michelson, P8
    - Sarauer, P8–9
    - Recommendations, P9–10
  - (2015) v.2, ch.3, P3–4
    - Hart, P4
    - Recommendations, P4
  - (2015) v.2, ch.13, P4
    - Hart, P4
    - Michelson, P4
  - (2015) v.2, ch.21, P4–6
    - Hart, P5–6
    - Sarauer, P5
    - Recommendations, P6
  - (2015) v.2, ch.23, P6
    - Hart, P6
    - Sarauer, P6
    - Recommendations, P6
  - (2016) v.2, ch.13, P231–32
    - Doke, P232
    - Michelson, P232
    - Sarauer, P232
  - (2016) v.2, ch.30, P232–36
    - Chartier, P235
    - Doke, P234–36
    - Sarauer, P234
    - Recommendations, P235–36
  - (2017) v.2, ch.9, P509–10
    - Mowat, P509–10
  - (2017) v.2, ch.41, P510–11
    - Michelson, P511
    - Mowat, P510–11
    - Wotherspoon, P510
- Safe sports marketing campaign, N674
- Staff, N250–51, N411, N519
  - And collective bargaining agreements, N36
  - Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, N248–50, N411–12
  - Senior leadership team, N248
- Transformational change, N43
Parks, provincial N246
- See also
  - Parks
- Access and resource stewardship, maintaining balance, N416–17
- Beach wheelchairs, purchase and use, N409
- Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, swimming pool rehabilitation, N517–18, P511
  - Budget debate, 5489
- Camp sites, new online registration system, budget debate, 5490
- Camp sites, private operation, N252–54
  - See also
    - Parks, provincial – Management and best use review
- Camp sites, reservations and ghost campers, monitoring, N521
- Candle Lake Provincial Park
  - New service centre and additional camp sites, budget debate, 440
  - New visitor centre, N518
    - Budget debate, 5489, 5564
- Capital asset plan, development, P510–11
- Capital expenditures, funding, N33
- Capital projects, N412
  - Funding, N409–10
    - Budget debate, 391–92, 3849
  - And preventative maintenance, N413, N517–18, N673
    - Four-year plan, completion, N33, N35
- Commercial attractions, N523
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - Impact on 2020 season, N673, N676
  - Public health measures, N675
  - Staffing implications, N675–76
- Duck Mountain Provincial Park, Madge Lake improvements, Throne Speech response, 4525
- Electricity consumption and energy efficiency, N523
- Fall camping, N247
- Fees, N33
  - Forbes, 5921–22
  - Makowsky, 5921–22
  - Determination of, N520
  - Elimination of 3-day pass, N521–22
  - Increase, budget debate, 5542
  - Projected revenue, N37, N517
- Fire remediation, funding and risk management, N35–36
- Funding, N36
  - Cheveldayoff, 1463
  - Sarauer, 1463
- Great Blue Heron Provincial Park, N523
  - Emma Lake, camp entry kiosk replacement, budget debate, 440
  - Enter the yurt pilot project, N409–10
  - Indigenous consultation and participation in park advisory group, N676–77
  - New, budget debate, 440
- Greenwater Lake Provincial Park
  - Investments
    - Budget debate, 316
    - Throne Speech response, 85, 2609, 4539
- Investments, Throne Speech, 6064
- Investments, Throne Speech response, 6105, 6127, 6129
- Investments and increased use, N409–10, N673
  - Budget debate, 322, 5489
  - Throne Speech, 2591
  - Throne Speech response, 2609, 2646, 2675, 4631
- Lac La Ronge Provincial Park
  - Conservation, park management plan, N416
  - Fire damage and campground remediation
    - See
      - Parks, provincial – Fire remediation, funding and risk management
- Lease agreements, N412
- Life jacket loaner station program, N409
- Life jacket loaner station program, Throne Speech response, 2650
- Management and best use review, N412–13
- New, Porcupine Hills area, N523
  - Throne Speech, 2591
  - Throne Speech response, 2609, 2620, 2646
- Programming, N409–10, N517
- Properties within, taxation of
  - See
    - Property tax – Permanent residences within provincial parks, taxation of and service provision to
- Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park, highway access
  - See
    - Highway No. 220
    - Highway No. 322 – Capital upgrades, north of Highway No. 20 junction
- Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, truck climbing lane
  - See
    - Highway No. 4
- Spring camping, N517
- Upgrades and expansion, budget debate, 1894
- Visitation, growth, N409, N517
- Visitation (2015), N33, N79
- Water treatment facilities, upgrades, budget debate, 5489
- Wilderness parks, N252
Parks Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 76)
- First reading
  - Makowsky, 2748
- Second reading
  - Beck, 3050–51
  - Belanger, 2801–3
  - Chartier, 3013–15
  - Forbes, 2841–44
  - Makowsky, 2799–2800
  - McCall, 4219–20
  - Mowat, 2873–75
  - Rancourt, 3138–41
  - Sproule, 2936–39
  - Wotherspoon, 3647–48
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 4220
- Committee discussion
  - Makowsky, N447–52
  - McCall, N448–52
  - Ross, N452–53
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Olauson), N454
- Report with amendment
  - Bradshaw, 4403
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Makowsky, 4404
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Makowsky, 4404
- Third reading
  - Makowsky, 4404
- Royal Assent, 4444
Pasqua Hospital, Regina
- See
  - Hospitals – Pasqua Hospital, Regina
Passover
- See
  - Easter – And Passover, observance
Pastures Revolving Fund
- Salaries and fees, E723
- Transfers and payments, E98
Patents
- See
  - Tax credits and incentives – Patent box, new growth incentive to encourage innovation and commercialization
PATHS (Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan)
- See
  - Women's shelters – Transition houses – Supports for victims of domestic violence
Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 421–22
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1183–86
  - Belanger, 519–20
  - Chartier, 1366–70
  - Duncan, 517–19
  - Forbes, 1307–9
  - McCall, 1338–40
  - Rancourt, 1104–6
  - Sarauer, 928–29
  - Sproule, 889–93
  - Vermette, 835–37
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Merriman, 1370
- Committee discussion
  - Chartier, U310–29
  - Ottenbreit, U323
  - Reiter, U309–10, U314, U323–29
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, U329
- Report without amendment
  - D'Autremont, 1438
- Waive committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 1438
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 1438
- Royal Assent, 1533
Patient Choice Medical Imaging Repeal Act (No. 622)
- First reading
  - Mowat, 7015
Patient directed dying
- See
  - Death and dying – Assisted dying
Patients
- In acute care beds waiting for alternate level of care
  - See
    - Hospitals – Alternate level of care, tracking
- Critical incidents, reporting guidelines and follow-up processes, U697–98
  - Falls, long-term care, reporting requirements, P373–74
- Discharge from facilities, safety and timeliness, P383
  - And readmission rate, P384
  - And quality of care
    - Mowat, 5402–3
    - Reiter, 5402–4
- Hospital-acquired infections, prevention processes, P376–77
- Information protection
  - See
    - Privacy – Health Information Protection Act
- Internal transfers due to capacity issues, impact on patients, U766–67
- Patient experience survey
  - See
    - Physicians – Primary care – Availability of regular care providers
- Patient flow initiative
  - See
    - Hospitals, emergency rooms – Emergency department waits and patient flow initiative
- Personal health information
  - Anonymized, use for research purposes, U777–78
  - Electronic records, management and security
    - See
      - eHealth Saskatchewan – Information technology, electronic health records systems
  - Security breach, private contractor
    - See
      - Medical screening – LifeLabs privacy breach
- Privacy in overcrowded facilities, U167–68
- Transplant patients
  - See
    - Transplantation of organs, tissues, etc. – Patients
Pattison, Jim
- See
  - Hospital and health foundations – Jim Pattison Children's Hospital Foundation
  - Hospitals – Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
PCC (Public Complaints Commission)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Public Complaints Commission
PDAP (Provincial disaster assistance program)
- See
  - Provincial disaster assistance program
PEBA (Public Employees Benefits Agency)
- See
  - Public Employees Benefits Agency
Pediatrics
- And neonatal intensive care units, Saskatoon Health Region, funding, U58
- Audiology services
  - See
    - Deaf persons
- Cancer
  - Childhood Cancer Awareness Month (September 2016) and flag-raising ceremony at Legislative Building (September 24, 2016), member's statement
    - Olauson, 1294–95
  - Chris Knox Foundation, recognition, member's statement
    - Makowsky, 1268
  - Team Naomi Get Well Now Golf Tournament, Saskatoon (June 5, 2016), fundraiser, member's statement
    - Olauson, 416
- Hematology program, funding, U978
- Mental health patients
  - See
    - Mental health facilities – Irene and Leslie Dubé Centre for Mental Health, Saskatoon
- Neonatal intensive care unit
  - See also
    - Hospitals – Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
- Surgery
  - See
    - Surgery
Pehonan Parkway, Prince Albert
- See
  - Parks – Urban
Pensions
- And benefits, funding, C80, C271, C529, C811–12
- And benefits, Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, C933
- And disability benefit liabilities, financial reporting, C86–87
- Canada Pension Plan
  - Update agreement with federal government to increase contributions
    - See also
      - Education, funding – First Nations and Métis – Federal funding, update regarding joint letter
    - Chartier, 601
    - Wall, 601–2
  - Update agreement with federal government to increase contributions, budget debate, 348
- Capital Pension Plan
  - See
    - Capital Pension Plan
- Defined benefit and defined contribution plans, C542
- Funds and trusts, barred from buying farmland, compliance, E247
- Interest expenses, reporting, C282
- Liabilities, financial reporting, 2465–66, C88–89, C533
- Liabilities, forecasting, C815–16
  - Actuarial gains and losses, impact, C816
- Pension adjustments, reporting, impact on summary financial statements, 2465–66, 4425–26, C546–47, C939, P633–34
  - Budget debate, 3746–49, 3764
- SaskTel pension plan
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Pension plan
People with disabilities
- Ability Bowl fundraiser, Swift Current, member's statement
  - Hindley, 5930–31
- Accessibility, public buildings, C739
- Accessibility certification, Rick Hansen Foundation, C739
- Accessibility legislation, federal, Throne Speech response, 4491
- Battlefords Trade and Education Centre
  - Day program facility, opening ceremony (November 3, 2016), member's statement
    - Cox, 1234
  - Sod-turning ceremony, budget debate, 425
- Caregivers, compensation and burn-out, Throne Speech response, 6120
- Community living
  - See also
    - Group homes
    - Inclusion Saskatchewan
  - 440 waitlist, elimination, Throne Speech response, 103, 2609, 2649
  - Clients, in-patient mental health treatment, U151
- Crisis prevention and outreach support, U111
  - Throne Speech, 2591
  - Throne Speech response, 2692
- Disability Employment Awareness Month (October 2018), member's statement
  - Buckingham, 4622
- Disability strategy, U448
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Priorities and key objectives
  - Accessibility legislation, consultation, Throne Speech, 6063
  - Accessibility legislation, consultation, Throne Speech response, 6129, 6132, 6196
  - Implementation of key areas, U111
  - Throne Speech response, 53
- Down syndrome
  - See
    - Down syndrome
- Employability assistance for people with disabilities
  - See also
    - Skills training – Programs, federal support – Workforce Development
  - Budget debate, 252, 5542, 5578
  - First Nations and Métis, increased funding, E167
  - Funding, E129, E145
  - Funding, federal transfer, Labour Market Agreements for Persons with Disabilities, E159
  - Funding distribution, E159–60
  - Program success, E160
- Employment development, supported employment transition initiative, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 6034–35
- Employment programs, SaskTel, C232–33
- Employment targets of public service
  - See
    - Public service – Diversity – Disability target
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
  - See
    - Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder
- Funding, self-directed, implementation, U449
- Funding, self-directed, Throne Speech response, 2630
- Gary Tinker Federation, budget debate, 256
- Group homes
  - See
    - Group homes
- Home accessibility renovation charity program
  - See
    - Housing – Accessibility, Build Love YQR home renovation program, redesign for Gorski family, recognition, member's statement
- Housing challenges, program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Programs – Housing First
- Income assistance programs, special dietary needs
  - See
    - Public welfare – Income assistance programs – Diet, 3,000-calorie
- Independent living
  - See
    - Group homes
    - People with disabilities – Saskatchewan aids to independent living program
- Institutional service delivery, transition from, U934
- Intellectual disabilities
  - 4 to 40 Campus for All event
    - See
      - Fundraising – Cultural Connections India Night
  - Caregivers, COVID-19 pandemic, monthly respite payments, U1022, U1024
    - Budget debate, 6935
  - Caregivers, provincial comprehensive respite response, funding, U932
  - Caregivers, respite services, funding, budget debate, 5485
  - Community living availability, U448–49
  - Daily care providers, funding, 4430, U628
    - Budget debate, 3727, 3753, 3758, 3814, 3821, 3834, 3839, 3928
  - Elgar Petersen, Humboldt, volunteer and hockey arena namesake, tribute
    - See
      - Tributes
  - Funding, budget debate, 5578, U1021
  - Government support for education and employment programs, University of Regina event (October 28, 2016), member's statement
    - Ross, 1023–24
  - Light of the Prairies autumn gala, Saskatoon, and unveiling of inclusive sensory project Entoto, member's statement
    - Olauson, 4623–24
  - Project Lifesaver, search and rescue service, implementation in Saskatoon, member's statement
    - Chartier, 4064
  - Service providers, funding, budget debate, 6935
  - Service providers, oversight, P601–3
    - Performance measures, P602
  - Service providers and supports, funding, U110–11, U932
  - Service providers and supports, funding, budget debate, 5431, 5485, 5516, 5561
  - Wait list for homes, elimination, government achievement,, 2478
  - Wait list for homes and services, U639–40
  - Wait list for services, elimination, government achievement, budget debate, 1963
  - Youth transitioning to adult services, supports, U932
    - Budget debate, 5485
- International Day of Persons with Disabilities, December 3rd
  - (2017), member's statement
    - Buckingham, 3236
    - Forbes, 3236
  - (2018), member's statement
    - Buckingham, 5101
    - Forbes, 5101
  - (2019), member's statement
    - Forbes, 6659–60
    - Lawrence, 6660
- Jean Vanier, advocate
  - See
    - Tributes
- Kinsmen Cafe, Moose Jaw Families for change employment project
  - See
    - Communities – Moose Jaw – Citizen of the Year (2019), Krystal Chow, and Group of the Year (2019), Moose Jaw Families for Change, member's statement
- Kinsmen Inclusion Centre, grand opening (November 28, 2018), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 5102
- Krystal Shaw, Parapan Am Games medalist (2019), member's statement
  - Lawrence, 6098
- Langenburg & District Activity Centre, funding for accessibility renovations
  - Member's statement
    - Kaeding, 2892
  - Throne Speech response, 4608
- Northern Saskatchewan, supports and services, access
  - Belanger, 5104
  - Hargrave, 5104
  - Merriman, 5104
- Program funding, 2478, U110–11, U444, U598
  - Budget debate, 252, 337, 1842, 1872, 1875, 1952, 1955, 1963, 2021
- Redvers Activity Centre, recognition of good work, budget debate, 3791
- Residential and day programming, U601–2, U932
  - Funding, budget debate, 5483, 5485
- Respite services for caregivers
  - See also
    - Hope's Home
    - People with disabilities – Intellectual disabilities – Caregivers, respite services, funding, budget debate
  - Residential and day programming
    - Throne Speech, 2591
    - Throne Speech response, 2692, 2699
  - Throne Speech response, 2630
- SaskAbilities, funding, U1021
- Saskatchewan aids to independent living program, funding, U980
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
- Services and income support programming, budget debate, 5578
- Skills development
  - See
    - People with disabilities – Employability assistance for people with disabilities
- Special needs equipment
  - Funding, U914
  - Provision of, P317–21
  - Provision of, complaints, P319–21
- Support, increase, budget debate, 376, 463
- Supports, investments, budget debate, 3840
- Supports, Throne Speech, 2591
- Supports, Throne Speech response, 2692, 2699, 4611
- Taxes, lowering and increased tax benefits for caregivers, Throne Speech response, 60
- Transit assistance program
  - Capital funding, increase, budget debate, 5431, 5537, 5557
  - Funding, N67–68, N561
  - Funding, Throne Speech, 6063
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 6127, 6129, 6196
- Transportation service, intermunicipal
  - See also
    - Bus services – Passenger services, intermunicipal – Accessible services
  - Meili, 4253
  - Moe, 4253
  - Restore, petition
    - Forbes, 3370, 4249–50
    - Rancourt, 5878
    - Sproule, 5113
    - Wotherspoon, 3686
- Variety Place, Outlook, grand reopening (January 16, 2018), member's statement
  - Brkich, 3653
- Wheelchair Curling
  - See
    - Curling – Wheelchair curling
- World Para Reining International Championships in Oklahoma (November 12-14), Team Canada silver medal winners, Saskatchewan para reiners, member's statement
  - Wilson, 1473
PEPP (Public Employees Pension Plan)
- See
  - Public Employees Benefits Agency
Perrins report
- See
  - Education, funding – Funding model review
Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 151)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 4851
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4882–83
  - Forbes, 5037–38
  - McCall, 4947
  - Morgan, 4882
  - Mowat, 5066–67
  - Rancourt, 5173–74
  - Sarauer, 5195
  - Sproule, 4924
  - Wotherspoon, 5007
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 5195
- Committee discussion
  - Francis, N489–90
  - Morgan, N487
  - Sarauer, N488–89
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Olauson), N490
- Report with amendment
  - Bradshaw, 5305
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Brkich, 5305
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Brkich, 5305
- Third reading
  - Brkich, 5305
- Royal Assent, 6040
Pesticides
- Neonic
  - Federal review and restrictions, provincial government actions, E714–15
  - Research
    - See
      - Post-secondary students – Graduate students – Biology
- Simplicity Herbicide, damage claims, settlement fees
  - See
    - Agriculture Ministry – Legal fees and settlement costs
- Spill response program, E823–24
Pests
- See also
  - Forests and forestry – Insects and disease control
- Aquatic invasive species
  - See
    - Aquatic invasive species
- Beaver control program, N583
  - Budget debate, 1903, 1904
- Compensation, damage from wildlife
  - See
    - Agriculture, programs – Business risk management programs – Western livestock price insurance program
    - Agriculture, programs – Business risk management programs – Wildlife damage compensation
- Invasive plants
  - See
    - Crops – Weeds, control
- Pest control programs, Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
  - See
    - Agriculture, programs – Biosecurity programs
- Poisons, impact on non-target species, E726
- Rats
  - Control program, E712
    - Budget debate, 5488, 5548
    - Throne Speech response, 153
  - Eradication program, budget debate, 1903, 1904
- Warm-blooded pests, control, E724
PET (positron emission tomography) scans
- See
  - Diagnostic imaging – Positron emission tomography
Petersen, Elger
- See
  - Tributes
Petitions [Session 1]
- Bridges
  - Prince Albert, second bridge, begin construction, federal and provincial funding
    - See
      - Bridges – Prince Albert, second bridge – Begin construction, federal and provincial funding
- Carbon tax
  - Federal imposition, stop
    - See
      - Carbon tax – Federal imposition – Stop
- Child abuse
  - Sexual abuse prevention curriculum, develop and implement
    - See
      - Child abuse – Sexual abuse prevention curriculum, develop and implement, petition
- Child care
  - Licensed centres, property taxes, include non-profit centres in The Saskatchewan Education Act and exempt from property taxes
    - See
      - Child care – Licensed centres, property taxes – Include non-profit centres in The Saskatchewan Education Act and exempt from property taxes, petition
- Courts
  - Aboriginal court worker program, reverse cuts
    - See
      - Courts – Aboriginal court worker program – Reverse cuts
- Crown corporations
  - Privatization, defining with legislation, stop passage of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016
    - See
      - Crown corporations – Privatization, defining with legislation – Stop passage of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, petition
- Crown land
  - Community pastures, transfer and sale, stopping
    - See
      - Crown land – Community pastures – Transfer and sale, stop
- Dental health
  - Dental hygienists, update legislation to expand professional capacity
    - See
      - Dental health – Dental hygienists, update legislation to expand professional capacity, petition
- Domestic violence
  - Victims, critical supports
    - See
      - Domestic violence – Victims – Critical supports, petition
  - Victims, job security
    - See
      - Domestic violence – Victims – Job security, petition
- Government buildings
  - Custodial services, stop privatization
    - See
      - Government buildings – Custodial services, privatization – Stop
- Health facilities
  - Spiritual care, funding elimination, restore
    - See
      - Health facilities – Spiritual care, funding elimination – Restore funding, petition
- Highway No. 7
  - Passing lanes, Rosetown to Alberta border
    - See
      - Highway No. 7 – Passing lanes – Rosetown to Alberta
- Homeless shelters
  - Lighthouse Supported Living, Saskatoon stabilization unit, restore funding
    - See
      - Homeless shelters – Lighthouse Supported Living – Saskatoon stabilization unit, restore funding
- Housing, social
  - Programs, Northern Saskatchewan, rental purchase option program, restore
    - See
      - Housing, social – Programs, Northern Saskatchewan – Rental purchase option program, restore, petition
- Languages
  - Heritage language education, restore funding
    - See
      - Languages – Heritage language education – Extracurricular, funding elimination – Restore funding, petition
- Libraries, public
  - Funding, restore
    - See
      - Libraries, public – Funding reduction – Restore funding
- Liquor stores
  - Privatization, stop
    - See
      - Liquor stores – Privatization, stop, petition
- Massage therapy
  - Regulatory body, establish
    - See
      - Massage therapy – Regulatory body, establish, petition
- Mobile crisis services, Prince Albert, restore funding
  - See
    - Mobile crisis services – Prince Albert unit – Increase funding and restore 24-hour service
- Post-secondary institutions
  - Funding, restore
    - See
      - Post-secondary institutions – Funding – Restore
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability program, restore funding
  - See
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program – Funding, restore, petition
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Pension plan, defined benefit plan, government protection
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Pension plan – Defined benefit plan, government protection
  - Privatization, stop plan to sell
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Privatization – Stop plan to sell
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - Elimination and sale of assets, stop
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Transportation Company – Elimination and sale of assets, stop, petition
- School boards and divisions
  - Autonomy, preserve elected school boards and repeal Bill 63
    - See
      - School boards and divisions – Autonomy – Preserve elected school boards and repeal Bill 63
- Seniors
  - Reverse budget decisions that affect seniors adversely
    - See
      - Seniors – Reverse budget decisions that affect seniors adversely, petition
- Senior's drug plan
  - Per-prescription fees, stop increase
    - See
      - Senior's drug plan – Per-prescription fees, stop increase
- Surface rights
  - Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Act, modernize
    - See
      - Surface rights – Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Act – Modernize, petition
- Teacher education
  - Northern teacher education program, restore agreement and funding
    - See
      - Teacher education – Northern teacher education program – Restore agreement and funding
- Telecommunications
  - Cellular service, northern Saskatchewan, improve
    - See
      - Telecommunications – Cellular services – Northern Saskatchewan, improve
- Vital statistics
  - Surname, retaining as a given or middle name after marriage
    - See
      - Vital statistics – Surname, retaining as a given or middle name after marriage, petition
- Wages and salaries
  - Gender wage gap, eliminate
    - See
      - Wages and salaries – Gender wage gap, eliminate, petition
- Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw
  - Statutory funding, reinstate
    - See
      - Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw – Funding, statutory, reinstate, petition
- Wetlands
  - Inventory and evaluation, funding for
    - See
      - Wetlands – Inventory and evaluation, funding for, petition
- Workers' compensation
  - Post-traumatic stress disorder, coverage, extend to include as a presumptive illness
    - See
      - Workers' compensation – Post-traumatic stress disorder – Coverage, extend
Petitions [Session 2]
- Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure
  - Reopen
    - See
      - Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure – Reopen, petition
- Cannabis
  - Non-medical use, legalization, retail licences, preference for local small and medium-sized businesses
    - See
      - Cannabis – Retail licences, preference for local small and medium-sized businesses, petition
- Carbon sequestration
  - Technology, stop expansion to future projects
    - See also
      - Carbon sequestration – Technology, stop expansion to future projects, petition
- Domestic violence
  - Victims, critical supports in the workplace
    - See
      - Domestic violence – Victims – Critical supports in the workplace, petition
- Drainage
  - Quill Lakes, common ground drainage project, environmental impact assessment and public consultation
    - See
      - Drainage – Quill Lakes, common ground drainage diversion project – Environmental impact assessment and public consultation
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Orkambi, treatment for cystic fibrosis, availability through Saskatchewan drug plan
    - See
      - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Saskatchewan drug plan – Orkambi, treatment for cystic fibrosis – Inclusion in plan, petition
  - Pharmacare, immediately establish in Saskatchewan and advocate for national plan
    - See
      - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Pharmacare – Immediately establish within Saskatchewan and advocate for national plan
- Education, funding
  - Restore in full the cuts to classrooms
    - See
      - Education, funding – Restore in full the cuts to classrooms, petition
  - Reverse cuts
    - See
      - Education, funding – Reverse cuts, petition
- Health facilities
  - Ituna Pioneer Health Care Centre, lab services, restore hours
    - See
      - Health facilities – Ituna Pioneer Health Care Centre, lab services, reduction of hours – Restore hours
- Highway No. 1
  - Balgonie, Main Street west in and out access and eastbound emergency services
    - See
      - Highway No. 1 – Balgonie, retain Main Street west in and out exit and include locked gate access for eastbound emergency services, petition
- Housing, social
  - Programs, Northern Saskatchewan, rental purchase option program, restore, and reinstate remote housing program, petition
    - See
      - Housing, social – Programs, Northern Saskatchewan – Rental purchase option program, restore, and reinstate remote housing program, petition
  - Rental housing supplements, restore
    - See
      - Housing, social – Rental housing supplements, elimination – Restore
- Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases, transparency of surveillance and funding for improved diagnoses and treatment
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory – Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases, transparency of surveillance and funding for improved diagnoses and treatment, petition
- Mental health
  - And addictions, Northern Saskatchewan, invest in more programs and facilities
    - See
      - Mental health – And addictions – Northern Saskatchewan – Invest in more programs and facilities, petition
- Mental health facilities
  - Support mental health emergency units and commit to supporting the otherwise funded unit in Saskatoon
    - See
      - Mental health facilities – Emergency units – Supports for
- People with disabilities
  - Transportation service, intermunicipal, restore
    - See
      - People with disabilities – Transportation service, intermunicipal – Restore
- Political parties
  - Donations, ban from out-of-province, corporations, unions, and limit individual donation amount
    - See
      - Political parties – Donations – Ban from out-of-province, corporations, and unions, and limit individual donation amount
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation, government-owned houses, stop sale
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Government-owned houses – Sale, stop, and ensure access to affordable housing for seniors
- Seniors
  - Advocate, immediately appoint
    - See
      - Seniors – Advocate, immediately appoint, petition
- Taxation
  - Increase, stop
    - See
      - Taxation – Increase – Stop
- Trapping industry
  - Trappers, licence fees, exemption for seniors
    - See
      - Trapping industry – Trappers – Licence fees, exemption for seniors, petition
Petitions [Session 3]
- Airports
  - Pelican Narrows airstrip, immediately fund upgrades to meet air medevac standards and provide access to health services
    - See
      - Airports – Pelican Narrows airstrip, immediately fund upgrades to meet air medevac standards and provide access to health services, petition
- Children
  - Clothing, restore provincial sales tax exemption
    - See
      - Children – Clothing, provincial sales tax exemption – Restore, petition
- Chronic diseases
  - Kidney diseases, dialysis centre, northern Saskatchewan
    - See
      - Chronic diseases – Kidney diseases – Dialysis centre, northern Saskatchewan
  - Kidney diseases, dialysis treatment, establish a satellite unit serving northern Saskatchewan
    - See
      - Chronic diseases – Kidney diseases – Dialysis treatment, satellite unit serving northern Saskatchewan, establish
- Climate change
  - Enact plan and allocate funding
    - See
      - Climate change – Enact plan and allocate funding, petition
- Construction industry
  - Services, restore provincial sales tax exemption
    - See
      - Construction industry – Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated – Restore tax exemption
- Crops
  - Seed industry, support farmers' right to freely use farm-saved seed and protect ownership of farmer-sponsored research
    - See
      - Crops – Seed industry, support farmers' right to freely use farm-saved seed and protect ownership of farmer-sponsored research
- Curriculum
  - Mental health education, mandatory
    - See
      - Curriculum – Mental health education, mandatory, petition
- Deaf persons
  - Hearing Aid Plan, reinstate funding
    - See
      - Deaf persons – Hearing Aid Plan – Reinstate funding
- Education, funding
  - Cornwall School, Regina, restore funding
    - See
      - Education, funding – Cornwall School, Regina – Restore funding
- Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal
  - Judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for
    - See
      - Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal – Judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for – Petition
- Health facilities
  - Security services, maintain public funding, delivery, and administration
    - See
      - Health facilities – Security services, maintain public funding, delivery, and administration, petition
- Highway No. 102
  - Repave between La Ronge and Sucker River
    - See
      - Highway No. 102 – Repave between La Ronge and Sucker River
- Long-term care facilities
  - La Ronge, invest in new facility, petition
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities – La Ronge – Invest in new facility
- Minimum wage
  - $15 per hour, increase to
    - See
      - Minimum wage – $15 per hour, increase to, petition
- Regina bypass
  - Construction and design deficiencies, release full records
    - See
      - Regina bypass – Construction and design deficiencies – Release full records
  - Land acquisition, judicial inquiry and forensic audit, call for
    - See
      - Regina bypass – Land acquisition – Judicial inquiry and forensic audit – Petition
- Restaurants
  - Meals, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated, restore
    - See
      - Restaurants – Meals, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated – Restore exemption
- Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
  - Family reunification designation, restore
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program – Family reunification – Designation, restore
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - New and innovative service as a Crown Corporation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Transportation Company – Rebuild innovative service as a Crown Corporation, petition
- Students
  - Gay-straight alliances, legislation
    - See
      - Students – Gay-straight alliances – Legislation, petition
- Transgender people
  - Gender reassignment surgery, approval and recommendation requirements, removal
    - See
      - Transgender people – Gender reassignment surgery, approval and recommendation requirements, removal, petition
- Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority
  - Governance structure, restore, and end commercialization of park
    - See
      - Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority – Governance structure, restore, and end commercialization of park, petition
Petitions [Session 4]
- Community-based organizations
  - Funding, multi-year, to ensure service stability
    - See
      - Community-based organizations – Funding, multi-year, to ensure stability, petition
- Discrimination
  - Racism, create an anti-black racism secretariat charged with delivering a strategy, and invest in mental health supports for racialized people
    - See
      - Discrimination – Racism, create an anti-black racism secretariat charged with delivering a strategy, and invest in mental health supports for racialized people, petition
- Education, funding
  - Properly fund to address crisis
    - See
      - Education, funding – Properly fund to address crisis, petition
- Elections
  - By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres, call for
    - See
      - Elections – By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres – Call for, petition
- Environmental protection
  - Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat
    - See
      - Environmental protection – Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat
- Forests and forestry
  - Logging moratorium, Neslin Lake area
    - See
      - Forests and forestry – Logging moratorium, Neslin Lake area, petition
- Health care
  - Botox treatment for pelvic pain, review decision to discontinue coverage
    - See
      - Health care – Botox treatment for pelvic pain, review decision to discontinue coverage, petition
  - Northern Saskatchewan, obstetric services, access, work with Manitoba government to restore service in Flin Flon
    - See
      - Health care – Northern Saskatchewan – Obstetric services, work with Manitoba government to restore service in Flin Flon
- Highway No. 102
  - Walking path, well-lit, paved and safe from traffic, call on government to invest in
    - See
      - Highway No. 102 – Walking path, well-lit, paved and safe from traffic, call on government to invest in
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - COVID-19 pandemic, rural closures, restore services
    - See
      - Hospitals, emergency rooms – COVID-19 pandemic, rural closures – Restore services
  - Wait times, reduction plan, fund and execute
    - See
      - Hospitals, emergency rooms – Wait times – Reduction plan, fund and execute, petition
- Housing
  - Co-operative housing, rental assistance, maintain
    - See
      - Housing – Co-operative housing – Rental assistance, maintain
- Long-term care facilities
  - Creighton, invest in new facility
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities – Creighton, invest in new facility, petition
- Northern Saskatchewan
  - Responsible and inclusive resource management, agreement
    - See
      - Northern Saskatchewan – Responsible and inclusive resource management, agreement, petition
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Net metering program, restore
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Net metering program – Restore, and implement Renew Saskatchewan, petition
- Sexual orientation
  - Conversion therapy, enact legislation banning
    - See
      - Sexual orientation – Conversion therapy, enact legislation banning, petition
- Suicides
  - Prevention, develop and implement comprehensive strategy
    - See
      - Suicides – Prevention, develop and implement comprehensive strategy, petition
  - Prevention, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' strategy, funding and support
    - See
      - Suicides – Prevention, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' strategy, funding and support, petition
- Telecommunications
  - High-speed internet, access for La Ronge, Air Ronge, and Lac La Ronge
    - See
      - Telecommunications – High-speed internet, access for La Ronge, Air Ronge, and Lac La Ronge
  - Northern Saskatchewan, Hanson Lake Road and area, improve
    - See
      - Telecommunications – Cellular services – Northern Saskatchewan, Hanson Lake Road and area, improve
- Transgender people
  - Hormone replacement therapies, removal of financial barriers
    - See
      - Transgender people – Hormone replacement therapies, removal of financial barriers, petition
Petroleum refineries
- Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina
  - Oil release into Qu'Appelle system, E924
  - Waste water improvement project
    - See
      - Sewage – Industrial waste water systems – Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, waste water improvement project
- Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption
  - Government intervention, call for
    - Meili, 6932–33
    - Morgan, 6933
  - Introduce legislation to end lockout and impose binding arbitration, request to move a motion; leave not granted
    - Sproule, 6957
  - Opposition motion to debate legislating an end to the lockout and imposing binding arbitration
    - See
      - Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 4] – Priority of debate
  - Safety implications
    - Meili, 6708–9
    - Moe, 6709
Petroleum Technology Research Centre
- Foamy oil research, partnership with Canadian Light Source, E196
- Funding, E115, E195, E519, E834, E913
  - Leverage from industry and project types, E116
- Return on investment, E198
  - New economic activity generated, E199
- Strategic focus, E195, E197–98
Pets
- Cruelty towards
  - See
    - Animals
- Purina Animal Hall of Fame inductee, (May 3, 2016), Rex from Aberdeen, recognition, member's statement
  - Forbes, 415
PFRA (Prairie Farm Rehabilitation Administration)
- See
  - Crown land – Community pastures
Pharmaceuticals
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
Pharmacies and pharmacists
- Fysh's Pharmasave, Moose Jaw, 100th anniversary, member's statement
  - Michelson, 1392
- Naloxone, availability and access
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Naloxone
- Pharmacist Awareness Month (March 2018), and initiatives to improve patient care, member's statement
  - Carr, 3968
- Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan Awards (May 12, 2018), Regina, recipients, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 4357
Philanthropy
- See
  - Humanitarian assistance
- Jean Vanier, philanthropist and advocate for people with disabilities
  - See
    - Tributes
- Okolita, Catherine, Outstanding Youth Philanthropist
  - See
    - Fundraising – Catherine's Cause, Catherine Okolita
Photo radar
- See
  - Speed limits – Enforcement, photo radar pilot project
Photography
- Milne, Courtney
  - See
    - Canada, sesquicentennial events – StarPhoenix Sask 150 series, Courtney Milne, Saskatoon, member's statement
- Tenille Campbell, Future 40 recipient
  - See
    - Authors – Tenille Campbell
Physical activity
- See
  - Exercise
Physicians
- And nurses, recruitment and retention, government commitment to innovative solutions, support, moved (Weekes), 4329–40
  - McMorris, 4338
  - Mowat, 4331–32
  - Sproule, 4334–35
  - Steele, 4335–36
  - Weekes, 4329–31
  - Wotherspoon, 4336–38
  - Young, 4332–34
  - Questions and comments
    - Bradshaw, 4338
    - Francis, 4339
    - Goudy, 4339
    - Mowat, 4338–39
    - Sarauer, 4338–39
    - Sproule, 4338–40
    - Steele, 4338
    - Weekes, 4339
    - Young, 4339
- And specialists
  - Increase, U586
  - Increase, government accomplishment, member's statement
    - Dennis, 4121
  - Medical privileges, granting processes, P375–76
  - Privileged by health region, conditions, U747–48
  - Recruitment issues and suspension of Specialist Resident Bursary Program
    - Chartier, 166–67
    - Duncan, 166–67
- Brown, Dr. Donovan, 50 years of service, recognition, member's statement
  - Fiaz, 1458–59
- Bury, Dr. John
  - See
    - Tributes
- Cameco Chair in Indigenous Health, Dr. Alexandra King, member's statement
  - Lambert, 3150
- Compensation, alternative methods, U586–89
- Compensation, fee-for-service, U913
- Compensation, fee-for-service, detection and recovery of inappropriate payments, P322–24
  - Risk-based approach, P324
- Compensation, fee-for-service and contract, U585–88
- Compensation and recruitment, funding, U914
- Correctional facilities
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Medical services
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - See also
    - Medical personnel – COVID-19 pandemic
  - Compensation arrangements, expiration, and retention of rural physicians
    - Mowat, 7080–81
    - Reiter, 7081
- Directive regarding communications
  - See
    - Medical personnel – Directive regarding communications
- Donor physicians
  - See
    - Donation of organs, tissues, etc. – Donation teams
- Electronic health records, physician usage
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan – Information technology, electronic health records systems
- Emergency room doctors and medical specialists, Regina staffing, impact on emergency room waits
  - Meili, 6628–29
  - Reiter, 6628–29
- Family doctors
  - See
    - Physicians – Primary care
- Humanitarian work, international medical mission, Guatemala
  - See
    - Surgery – Surgical team, medical mission to Patzun, Guatemala
- International medical graduates, Saskatchewan international physician practice assessment program
  - Member's statement
    - Phillips, 720
  - Throne Speech response, 88, 128, 158, 2615, 4514
- Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, recruitment and staffing
  - See
    - Hospitals – Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan
- Joint medical professional review committee, P324
- Laosebikan, Dr Yemi, recipient of G. William Fitzgerald Award for Excellence in Surgery, member's statement
  - Goudy, 6447
- Leadership pilot project, Prince Albert, U587, U588–89
- Maroof, Dr. Razawa, recognition for work with immigrant and refugee populations, member's statement
  - Beck, 4153
- Meadow Lake, pending shortage, recruitment and retention
  - Mowat, 5766–67
  - Ottenbreit, 5766–67
- National Doctors' Day (May 1), and recognition of government's recruitment efforts, member's statement
  - McMorris, 5879
- Northern Saskatchewan, shortage, Throne Speech response, 6172
- Number
  - Chartier, 356
  - Duncan, 356
  - Increase
    - 750 new physicians, recruitment initiatives, member's statement
      - Brkich, 1665
    - Budget debate, 321, 327, 370, 393, 396, 1872, 1892, 1896, 1911, 1918, 1922, 1927, 1936, 1937, 1951, 1956, 1958, 1972, 2015, 3754, 3805, 3831, 3879, 3913, 3932, 5474, 5485, 5497, 5560
    - Throne Speech, 2585, 4464, 6061
    - Throne Speech response, 83, 98, 104, 115, 2609, 2615, 2618, 2638, 2642, 2647, 2671, 2675, 2689, 2691, 2695, 2697, 2706, 2710, 2711, 2721, 2728–29, 2736, 2768, 4495, 4513, 4517, 4526, 4529, 4532, 4548, 4579, 4582, 4638, 6082, 6121, 6126, 6139, 6187, 6195
  - Relative to population, Throne Speech response, 4488
- Physician assisted dying
  - See
    - Death and dying – Assisted dying
- Physician of the Year award (2016), Saskatchewan Medical Association, Crystal Litwin, recipient, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 634
- Primary care
  - Availability of regular care providers, survey, U87–88, U89, U132
  - Family practice residents, completion and decision to stay and practice in Moose Jaw, member's statement
    - Lawrence, 966
  - Physician training program, assessment and treatment of child and youth mental illness, U683
    - Budget debate, 3786
- Recruitment
  - See also
    - Physicians – Compensation and recruitment, funding
    - Physicians – Number
  - Accomplishments, member's statement
    - Dennis, 855
    - McMorris, 2822
  - Biggar, Throne Speech response, 145
  - Funding, U913
  - Funding, budget debate, 5508
  - Initiatives, budget debate, 3931–32
  - Physician Recruitment Agency, funding, budget debate, 1920
  - Rural physicians
    - See also
      - Health facilities – Preeceville and District Health Centre – Emergency room
    - Budget debate, 345
    - Government accomplishment, member's statement
      - Bradshaw, 4321–22
    - Roadmap program, Saskatchewan Medical Association, member's statement
      - Goudy, 6768
    - Throne Speech response, 150, 2615, 4514, 4520, 4570
- Recruitment and retention
  - Mowat, 6662–63, 6687
  - Reiter, 6663, 6687–88
- Recruitment and services, funding, budget debate, 3752, 3762
- Specialists
  - Availability and impact on surgical wait times
    - Reiter, 911–12
    - Sarauer, 910–11
  - Consultation services, enhancement, U683
  - Consultation services, use of hospital emergency rooms, U753–54
  - Dermatologists, U746–48
  - Fee-for-service arrangements with private clinicians, wait times for medical consultations and procedures, U745–47
  - Increase, U59
    - Budget debate, 1956
    - Throne Speech response, 83
  - Oncologists, recruitment funding, budget debate, 5477
  - Pediatricians, U479–80, U754–55
    - Recruitment and retention, challenges, U482
  - Retention, Throne Speech response, 4488
  - Wait times, U930
    - Chartier, 4242–43
    - Meili, 5151
    - Reiter, 4242–43, 5151
  - Wait times and recruitment efforts
    - Meili, 4758–59, 4785
    - Moe, 4758–59
    - Reiter, 4759, 4785
- Training seats
  - And residencies, expansion, Throne Speech response, 158, 159, 2706
  - Increase, 4418
  - Increase, budget debate, 393, 1988
  - Increase, Throne Speech response, 2615, 2691
Pipelines
- See also
  - Oil industry
- And energy independence
  - See also
    - Pipelines – Energy East, Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, construction, support, moved (Marit)
  - Budget debate, 3893, 3935
  - Throne Speech response, 2688, 2768, 4531, 6081, 6142, 6147, 6227
- And flowlines, compliance monitoring, P419–20
  - Compliance declaration forms and amended licences, P421–22
  - Funding, industry levy, P421
  - Risk-based, matrix development, P420–21
- And railways, commodity transportation
  - Backlog
    - See
      - Railways – Commodities backlog
  - Safety, E490, E862
    - Budget debate, 3892–93
    - Throne Speech response, 6081
- Abandonment and remediation, P422
- Challenges and federal government restrictions
  - Budget debate, 5559
  - Throne Speech response, 6080–81, 6142, 6227
- Condemnation of anti-pipeline politicians, moved (Young)
  - Heppner, 6807–9
  - Steele, 6518–20
  - Young, 6349–51
- Eagle Spirit Energy Holdings, potential projects, budget debate, 5559
- Enbridge Line 3 replacement, commercial service commencement, member's statement
  - Doke, 6661
- Energy East, Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, construction, support, moved (Marit); amendment (Forbes), 641–53
  - D'Autremont, 650–51
  - Forbes, 647
  - Kaeding, 645–47
  - Marit, 641–44
  - McCall, 649–50
  - Sproule, 644–45
  - Steinley, 647–49
  - Questions and comments
    - Bonk, 652
    - Carr, 652–53
    - Forbes, 651–53
    - McCall, 651–52
    - Sproule, 651–52
    - Steinley, 651–52
    - Young, 651
- Energy East, Northern Gateway, and Trans Mountain, support for construction, and condemnation of federal leaders who oppose energy projects, moved (Bonk), 6406–16
  - Bonk, 6406–8
  - Doke, 6409–10
  - McCall, 6410–12
  - Rancourt, 6408–9
  - Stewart, 6412–13
  - Wotherspoon, 6413–14
  - Questions and comments
    - Bonk, 6414, 6416
    - Bradshaw, 6414–15
    - Doke, 6415
    - Fiaz, 6416
    - McCall, 6415
    - Rancourt, 6415
    - Ross, 6415
    - Sarauer, 6414
    - Steele, 6415
    - Wotherspoon, 6415–16
- Energy East pipeline, abandoned
  - Throne Speech, 2590
  - Throne Speech response, 2658, 2692–93, 2704, 2725, 2768, 2785
- Expansion and development, funding, E893, E910–11
- Flowlines, standards and licensing, E489, E494
  - See also
    - Pipelines – And flowlines, compliance monitoring
- Geotechnical risk, E493–94
- Government record, critique
  - Budget debate, 457, 3826, 3827–28
  - Throne Speech response, 172–73, 4490, 4601, 6147
- Government role as regulators, budget debate, 5623
- Ground shifting, risk for underground and exposed pipes
  - See
    - Pipelines – Geotechnical risk
- Hydrostatic testing, E561
- Importance to export economy, E702–3
- Inspections, E338–39, E494
  - Crossing rivers and major tributaries, E337–38, E492–93
  - Staff, P421
- Keystone XL, presidential approval, budget debate, 1905
- Kinder Morgan project
  - See
    - Pipelines – Trans Mountain pipeline, expansion project, Kinder Morgan
- Levy for licences, budget debate, 1979
- Manufacturer accountability, E340
- Monitoring technology
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Information technology – Supervisory control and data acquisition
- National Energy Board, approval process, integrity, E489–90
- National Energy Board, stop including upstream and downstream emissions in approval assessments, moved (Carr), 2958–69
  - Belanger, 2963–65
  - Carr, 2958–60
  - D'Autremont, 2965–66
  - Forbes, 2966–67
  - Sproule, 2960–62
  - Young, 2962–63
  - Questions and comments
    - Belanger, 2968–69
    - D'Autremont, 2967–69
    - Fiaz, 2968
    - Forbes, 2968
    - Lambert, 2968
    - McCall, 2968
    - Sproule, 2967–69
    - Wilson, 2967–68
    - Young, 2968
- Natural gas
  - Bayhurst to Rosetown, completion, C211
  - Capacity improvements, C756
  - Cold months, supplementing with mobile compressors, C223
  - Damaged due to human action, responsibility for costs
    - See
      - Natural gas – Service disruption, Melfort (January 2018)
  - Expansion due to increased demand, C500
  - Leak survey programs, C856
    - Proactive repair, C865
  - Leakage, decreasing rate, C503, C620
  - Leaks, C865–66
  - Mobile compressors, C214
  - Pipeline integrity, monitoring and oversight, C499, C503, C1008, C1009–10
  - Pipeline integrity, scoping systems, C213
  - Reliability rating, C755, C1008–9
  - Supporting infrastructure, Alberta border, C1003
  - Transmission line to supply enhanced oil recovery projects
    - See
      - Oil industry – Enhanced oil recovery – Natural gas
  - Transmission lines, high pressure, relocation away from urban areas, C500, C502, C756
  - Virtual pipelines, C219–20
    - See also
      - Pipelines – Natural gas – Cold months, supplementing with mobile compressors
- Oil infrastructure investment program, 7053, C941, E857, E861–63
  - Budget debate, 6937
- Oil spill, North Saskatchewan River
  - Cause, E337
    - Throne Speech response, 4640
  - Community engagement, E341
  - Coordination of support, N171–72
  - Costs and reimbursement from Husky, C753, E335–37, N90–91
  - Husky incident report, extension granted
    - Duncan, 909–10
    - Sproule, 909–10
  - Husky incident report, public release
    - Belanger, 3597
    - Duncan, 3574
    - Eyre, 3597–98
    - Forbes, 3574
  - Impact on national standards, E340
  - Incident chronology, E333–34
  - Incident response, oversight of, exclusion from audit, P422
  - Inspection reports, release of, E334–35
    - Duncan, 772
    - Sproule, 772
  - Legal action, E334–35
  - Long-term monitoring, E337
  - Staff involved, E341–42
  - Water contamination, C246–47
- Oil spills and incidents
  - See
    - Oil industry – Incidents
- Opposition from governments of other provinces, budget debate, 3791–92, 3809, 3934
- Pipe flow technology centre, Saskatchewan Research Council, E122, E203, E581, E742
- Preventative maintenance and renewal
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Infrastructure – System
- Rally in support of
  - See
    - Demonstrations – Truck convoy, Regina
- Rally in support of pipelines, pipeline expansion, and oil and gas industry (October 31, 2016), White City, member's statement
  - Tell, 1119–20
- Regulation enhancement, E482
  - See also
    - Economy Ministry – Integrated resource information system for oil and gas regulation – Expansion to include pipelines, funding
    - Energy and Resources Ministry – Integrated resource information system for oil and gas regulation – Expansion to include pipelines, funding
  - Funding, E333, E479–80
  - Funding, budget debate, 1898, 1921, 1970, 1978–79, 3729, 3852, 3913–14
- Replacement and integrity management, best practices, C624–25
- Replacement or relocation, responsibility for costs, C625
- Replacement program, critique, Throne Speech response, 4485, 4640
- Replacement program and support for local tradespeople
  - Eyre, 4676–77
  - Meili, 4676
  - Moe, 4676
- Safety patrol program, C211
- Standards, Canadian Standards Association, E338–40
- Support
  - Budget debate, 365–66, 3757, 3809, 3821, 3828, 3877
  - Throne Speech response, 115, 2658, 2707, 2768, 4482, 4518, 4536, 4578, 4588, 4668
- System integrity
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Infrastructure – System
- Trans Mountain pipeline, expansion project, Indigenous ownership, supports, E910
- Trans Mountain pipeline, expansion project, Kinder Morgan, 4423–24
  - See also
    - Steel industry – Evraz Regina – Pipe supplier for Kinder Morgan project, member's statement
  - Approval process and social licence, E490–91
  - Construction, reject the actions of British Columbia government to hinder project of national interest and call upon federal government to immediately act, moved (Francis), 3950–60
    - Belanger, 3952–53
    - Fiaz, 3956–57
    - Forbes, 3955–56
    - Francis, 3950–52
    - Goudy, 3953–55
    - Mowat, 3957–58
    - Questions and comments
      - Belanger, 3959–60
      - Fiaz, 3959
      - Forbes, 3959–60
      - Francis, 3959
      - Goudy, 3960
      - Heppner, 3959
      - Mowat, 3959–60
      - Nerlien, 3959
      - Olauson, 3958–59
      - Steinley, 3960
  - Official opposition loyalties, critique, budget debate, 3934–35
  - Saskatchewan interests, member's statement
    - D'Autremont, 2824
  - Support, budget debate, 3757, 3791, 3889
  - Support, Throne Speech response, 4482, 4541, 4607
  - Suspension, court decision, Throne Speech response, 4523, 4589, 4613
Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 1507
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1654–57
  - Belanger, 1527–29, 2088
  - Chartier, 1679–81
  - Duncan, 1526–27
  - Forbes, 1557–59
  - McCall, 1577–79
  - Meili, 1823–27
  - Sarauer, 1753–55
  - Sproule, 1602–9
  - Vermette, 1698–1700
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Merriman, 2088
- Committee discussion
  - Bonk, E329–30
  - Duncan, E322–23, E325, E327–28
  - Sproule, E323–29
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Carr), E330
- Report with amendment
  - Makowsky, 2445
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Duncan, 2445
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Duncan, 2445
- Third reading
  - Duncan, 2445
- Royal Assent, 2567
- Budget debate, 1979
Pipelines Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 148)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 4763
- Second reading
  - Beck, 4943–44
  - Belanger, 4794–95
  - Chartier, 5003–4
  - Eyre, 4793–94
  - Forbes, 5062–63
  - McCall, 5032–33
  - Mowat, 5229–30
  - Pedersen, 5200–5201
  - Rancourt, 5279–80
  - Sarauer, 4921
  - Sproule, 4895–96
  - Wotherspoon, 5170–71
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Brkich, 5280
- Committee discussion
  - Belanger, E672–76
  - Eyre, E671–74
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, E676
- Report without amendment
  - Young, 5404
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 5404
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 5404
- Royal Assent, 6040
Plains Health Centre, Regina
- See
  - Health facilities
Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 113)
- First reading
  - Doke, 3187
- Second reading
  - Beck, 4177–78
  - Belanger, 3244–48
  - Doke, 3243–44
  - Forbes, 3637–39
  - McCall, 3677–78
  - Mowat, 4114–15
  - Rancourt, 4226–27
  - Sarauer, 4148–49
  - Sproule, 3410–14
  - Vermette, 3990–92
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 4227
- Committee discussion
  - Kaeding, N438–45
  - Rancourt, N440–45
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, N445
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 4389
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Brkich, 4389
- Third reading
  - Brkich, 4389–90
- Royal Assent, 4444
PNWER (Pacific Northwest Economic Region)
- See
  - Pacific Northwest Economic Region
Poetry
- Tenille Campbell, Future 40 recipient
  - See
    - Authors – Tenille Campbell
Points of Order [Session 1]
- Decorum
  - Interference with a member when he's on his feet making a speech
    - McCall, 1673
    - Merriman, 1673
    - Speaker, 1673
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 1673
  - Who said what
    - Harrison, 777
    - McCall, 777
    - Speaker, 777
    - Ruling: Apologize and withdraw comment, 777
- Language
  - Use of "cannot be trusted," unparliamentary
    - McCall, 774
    - Merriman, 774
    - Speaker, 775
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 789
  - Use of "captain grandstand," unparliamentary
    - Merriman, 2331
    - Speaker, 2331
    - Wotherspoon, 2331
    - Ruling: Apologize and withdraw, 2331
  - Use of "deceitful," unparliamentary
    - McCall, 1862
    - Merriman, 1862
    - Speaker, 1862
    - Ruling: Apologize and withdraw, 1862
    - Refusal to apologize and removal from the House
      - Wotherspoon, 1862
  - Use of "did not use the truth," unparliamentary
    - Sarauer, 1211
    - Speaker, 1211
    - Will not hear points of order, 1211
      - See also
        Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 1] – Decorum – Erosion
  - Use of "false information provided," unparliamentary
    - McCall, 912
    - Merriman, 912
    - Speaker, 912
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 935
  - Use of "feather their nest," unparliamentary
    - Merriman, 1240
    - Sarauer, 1240
    - Speaker, 1240
    - Ruling: Member has been warned, 1240
  - Use of "lies" and variations, unparliamentary
    - McCall, 1570, 1583
    - Merriman, 1570
    - Speaker, 1570, 1583
    - Ruling [half-truths]: Withdraw and apologize, 1583
    - Ruling [lies/lines]: Not well taken, 1583
    - Ruling [shouting "lies, lies, lies"]: Not well taken, 1583
  - Use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary
    - McCall, 1126
    - Merriman, 1126
    - Speaker, 1126
    - Ruling: Point well taken, 1147
      - See also
        Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 1] – Decorum – Erosion
  - Use of "puppet of the Premier," unparliamentary
    - Merriman, 2299
    - Wotherspoon, 2299
    - No ruling, member withdrew characterization and apologized, 2299
  - Use of "scandal-plagued member" and "scandal-plagued minister," unparliamentary
    - Merriman, 1240
    - Sarauer, 1240
    - Speaker, 1240
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 1275
  - Use of "that's an absolute lie," unparliamentary
    - McCall, 1126
    - Merriman, 1126
    - Speaker, 1126
    - No ruling, unable to rule, 1147–48
      - See also
        Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 1] – Decorum – Erosion
  - Use of "wasn't straight with us," unparliamentary
    - McCall, 1697–98
    - Merriman, 1697
    - Speaker, 1698
    - Ruling: Deferred, 1698
- Members, reference to presence or absence in the chamber
  - Merriman, 981
  - Speaker, 981
  - Ruling: Not well taken, 981
- Question period
  - Leader of Opposition cautioning parents not to take minister [Education] at his word
    - Cheveldayoff, 580
    - Wotherspoon, 580
    - No ruling, member withdrew remarks and apologized, 580
  - Question regarding political donations not in scope of question period
    - McCall, 1126
    - Merriman, 1126
    - Speaker, 1126
    - Ruling: Point well taken, 1148
  - Request to table documents
    - McCall, 2242
    - Speaker, 2242
    - Ruling: Out of order, 2242
- Speaker ruling, no member may comment upon
  - Merriman, 1863
  - Speaker, 1863
  - Sproule, 1863
  - No ruling, member apologized for error, 1863
Points of Order [Session 2]
- Bills
  - Time to discuss the bill, not to make a leadership race speech
    - Beck, 2871
    - Brkich, 2871
    - Speaker, 2871–72
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 2871–72
  - When a bill is on the floor, discuss the bill and not be wide ranging
    - Brkich, 2865
    - McCall, 2865
    - Speaker, 2866
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 2866
- Language
  - Deputy Leader of the Opposition [Belanger] doesn't take minister at his word [Note: Point of order not specified]
    - Belanger, 2933–34
    - Harrison, 2933
    - Speaker, 2933–34
    - No ruling [ruling implied], member withdrew and apologized, 2934
  - He pointed over here and he said "monkey"
    - Brkich, 3701
    - McCall, 3701
    - Speaker, 3701
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 3701
  - Reference to "incorrect statements" and implying they were deliberate
    - Brkich, 3963
    - Sarauer, 3963
    - Speaker, 3963
    - Sproule, 3963
    - No ruling, unfair to single one member out; caution all members on their behaviour, 3974
  - Use of "misleading the public," unparliamentary
    - D'Autremont, 3077–78
    - Deputy Speaker, 3078
    - Wotherspoon, 3078
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 3078
  - Use of "simply not true," unparliamentary
    - Eyre, 2989
    - McCall, 2989
    - Speaker, 2989
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 2989
  - Use of "that's a lie" in a heckle, unparliamentary
    - Brkich, 3242
    - McCall, 3242
    - Speaker, 3242
    - Ruling: Could not hear comments, unable to rule, 3263
- Members
  - Questions must be connected to government, not the personal viewpoint of a government member; further, remarks which question a member's integrity, honour, or character are out of order [Note: Point of order not specified]
    - Speaker, 4207
    - Sproule, 4207
    - Ruling: withdraw and apologize, 4207
  - Reference to member as "the new girl" [Note: Point of order not specified]
    - Brkich, 3468
    - McCall, 3468
    - Speaker, 3468
    - No ruling, serve as a reminder about respect, 3468
  - Reference to presence or absence in the chamber
    - Beck, 2829
    - Deputy Speaker, 2829
    - Harrison, 2829
    - Ruling: Caution the member, 2857
      - See also
        Legislative Assembly members – Apologies – Apologize and withdraw statement made during point of order
- Question period
  - Request to table documents referred to by Minister
    - Brkich, 3515
    - Sarauer, 3515
    - Speaker, 3515
    - Ruling deferred, 3515
  - Request to table documents regarding official opposition leader's promises
    - Harrison, 3546
    - Sarauer, 3546
    - No ruling, 3546
  - Request to table documents regarding work done by legislative secretaries
    - Sarauer, 4351
    - Speaker, 4351
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 4353
Points of Order [Session 3]
- Language
  - Accusation of "corruption"
    - Brkich, 5164
    - Sarauer, 5164
    - Speaker, 5164–65
    - Ruling: Under advisement, 5164–65
  - Member is making accusations that I think are unparliamentary
    - Brkich, 4711
    - McCall, 4711
    - Ruling: Could you please adjust your remarks, 4711
  - Use of "boneheaded"
    - Bradshaw, 5264
    - Sarauer, 5264
    - No ruling, the member withdrew and apologized, 5264
  - Use of "I didn't believe the Minister of Education"
    - Beck, 5532
    - Brkich, 5532
    - Ruling: No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 5532
  - Use of "I thought your religion didn't allow lies"
    - Harrison, 5195
    - Sarauer, 5195
    - Speaker, 5195, 5196
    - Sproule, 5196
    - Ruling deferred to review tape, 5195
    - Ruling: Matter considered closed with the apology, 5196
  - Use of "making it up" in a heckle
    - Brkich, 4789–90
    - Sarauer, 4789
    - Speaker, 4789–90
    - Ruling: Unsubstantiated, 4811
      - See also
        Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 3] – Decorum – Expect that any member
  - Use of "making things up" in a heckle
    - D'Autremont, 4479
    - Forbes, 4479
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 4479
  - Use of "misrepresented"
    - Brkich, 5676–77
    - Harrison, 5677
    - Sarauer, 5676
    - Ruling: Well taken, 5677
  - Use of "totally/completely false"
    - Sarauer, 5351
    - Speaker, 5351
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 5351
- Members
  - Reference to presence or absence in the chamber
    - Brkich, 4851
    - Speaker, 4851
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 4867
  - Remarks impugning the character of a member
    - Beck, 5155
    - Harrison, 5155
    - Sarauer, 5155
    - Speaker, 5155
    - Ruling: Well taken; withdraw and apologize, 5155
- Remarks regarding a book written by the Leader of the Official Opposition
  - D'Autremont, 5264
  - Deputy Speaker, 5264
  - Ruling: Not well founded, 5264
- Tabling of documents
  - Brkich, 5253
  - Cheveldayoff, 5253, 5255
  - McCall, 5252–53
  - Speaker, 5253
  - Ruling: Not well taken, I take the minister at his word, 5253
Points of Order [Session 4]
- Language
  - Accusations of being deceitful
    - Harrison, 7083
    - Speaker, 7083
    - Sproule, 7083
    - No ruling, we've had enough personal attacks on each other, 7083
  - Member referred to "filling the pockets of friends and insiders"
    - Harrison, 6845
    - Speaker, 6845
    - Sproule, 6845
    - Wotherspoon, 6862
    - Ruling: well taken; withdraw and apologize, 6861–62
  - Use of "cannot be trusted"
    - Belanger, 6840
    - Harrison, 6840
    - Speaker, 6840
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 6840
  - Use of "cannot believe the member"
    - Harrison, 6752
    - Speaker, 6752
    - Sproule, 6752
    - No ruling, both sides guilty of personal comments, 6752
  - Use of "cannot trust the Minister"
    - Forbes, 6369
    - Merriman, 6369
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 6369
  - Use of "false"
    - Harrison, 6690
    - Meili, 6690
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 6690
  - Use of "hypocritical"
    - Harrison, 6845
    - Speaker, 6845
    - Sproule, 6845
    - Ruling: not well taken, 6861–62
  - Use of "lying" in a heckle
    - Belanger, 6583
    - Merriman, 6554
    - Speaker, 6554–55
    - Ruling: Well taken; withdraw and apologize, 6582–83
  - Use of "misleading"
    - McCall, 6204
    - McMorris, 6204
    - No ruling, member withdrew and apologized, 6204
  - Use of serious profanity
    - Harrison, 6773
    - Speaker, 6773, 6790
    - Sproule, 6773
    - Ruling deferred, 6773
    - No ruling: unable to hear comments, 6790
- Members
  - Environment Minister [Duncan] and Government House Leader [Harrison], unparliamentary assertion about Opposition position on pipelines
    - Harrison, 6554
    - Speaker, 6554
    - Sproule, 6554
    - Ruling: It is not unparliamentary to criticize statements made by members as contrary to the facts; this is the raw material of debate, 6582
  - Friendly leave for members to address others by their personal names
    - Harrison, 7088
  - Impugning integrity of a member
    - Forbes, 6338
    - Harrison, 6337–38
    - Speaker, 6338
    - Sproule, 6338
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize, 6338
  - Intimating that the Opposition was disappointed that COVID wasn't more serious
    - Merriman, 7049
    - Speaker, 7049
    - Sproule, 7049
    - No ruling, some leeway given in terms of some of the responses or the questions, 7049
- Motions, rule 61
  - When a member asks to move a motion, there is to be an opportunity to actually read the motion
    - Speaker, 6955
    - Sproule, 6955
- Privilege
  - Motion is about privilege; member must speak to the motion
    - D'Autremont, 6958–59
    - Speaker, 6959
    - Sproule, 6959
    - Ruling: well taken, 6959
- Question period
  - Requirement that responses shall be relevant to the question
    - Harrison, 6713
    - Sproule, 6713
    - Ruling; Not well taken, 6713
  - Responses shall be relevant to the question
    - Merriman, 6452, 6795
    - Speaker, 6452, 6795
    - Sproule, 6452, 6795
    - No ruling: it's important to be cognizant of what the question is and to answer that; warning and reminder for all, 6795
    - No ruling: that's why the minister was cut off early so I consider the matter closed, 6452
Police Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 212)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 6956
- Second reading
  - Morgan, 6969–70
  - Sproule, 6970
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 6970
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N778–88, N791–92
  - Sarauer, N779–92
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (D'Autremont)
    - D'Autremont, N791
- Report without amendment
  - Lawrence, 7008
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 7008
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 7008
  - Sarauer, 7008
- Royal Assent, 7084
Police and crisis team program U59
- See also
  - Mobile crisis services
- Addition of mental health worker to teams in Regina and Saskatoon, Throne Speech response, 83
- Budget debate, 5545
- Expansion, and impact on emergency room wait times, budget debate, 5569–70
- Expansion to North Battleford, Moose Jaw and Yorkton, U683
- Expansion to North Battleford, Moose Jaw and Yorkton, budget debate, 3786
- Expansion to North Battleford, Moose Jaw and Yorkton, Throne Speech, 4464
- Expansion to North Battleford, Moose Jaw and Yorkton, Throne Speech response, 4517, 4526, 4537, 4544, 4546–47, 4553, 4569, 4597, 4666
- Funding, 4419
- Moose Jaw launch event, member's statement
  - Lawrence, 4986
- Prince Albert, need for, budget debate, 3789
- Prince Albert launch event and expansion to other communities, member's statement
  - Wilson, 4622–23
- Staffing and hours of operation, U502, U511
  - Budget debate, 314
  - Project expansion to Regina, U58
- Throne Speech, 6063
- Throne Speech response, 6127, 6149–50
Police (Regional Policing) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 149)
- First reading
  - Tell, 4820
- Second reading
  - Beck, 5033–35
  - Belanger, 4878–81
  - Forbes, 5171–72
  - McCall, 5063–64
  - Mowat, 5201–2
  - Pedersen, 5283–84
  - Rancourt, 4922–23
  - Sarauer, 5310, 5334
  - Sproule, 4944–45
  - Tell, 4877–78
  - Vermette, 5004–5
  - Wotherspoon, 5230–31
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 5334
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N587–89
  - Tell, N587–89
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Nerlien), N589
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 5872
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 5872
- Third reading
  - Tell, 5872
- Royal Assent, 6040
Police services
- Aboriginal police consultation groups, N20–21
  - Funding cuts, budget debate, 256, 438, 459
- Automated licence plate readers, C511
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Automated licence plate readers, distribution
  - Budget debate, 5591
  - Throne Speech, 4463
  - Throne Speech response, 4518, 4553, 4606
- Cannabis, impaired driving, recognition and enforcement training, funding, N530
  - Budget debate, 5431, 5484, 5503–4, 5562
- Cannabis, non-medical use, legalization, officer training and responsibility for costs, N386–87
- Civilian oversight, improvements
  - Morgan, 6965, 6980
  - Sarauer, 6965, 6980
- Combined forces special enforcement unit for gangs, guns, and drugs
  - See also
    - Gangs – Gang violence reduction strategy
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Crime reduction teams – New, and targeted enforcement
  - Additional officers, budget debate, 3852, 5502
  - Federal funding, Throne Speech, 4464
  - Federal funding, Throne Speech response, 4518, 4553
  - Funding, budget debate, 5503
- Community safety officer program, budget debate, 5503
- Drug and gang activity units
  - Throne Speech, 6063
  - Throne Speech response, 6127
- First Nations, self-administered policing
  - See
    - Little Pine First Nation – New band office
- First Nations policing program
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Freedom of information legislation, inclusion under
  - See
    - Freedom of information – Legislative coverage, proposed expansion
- Funding, 2487–88, N20, N200–201
- Importance to community safety, budget debate, 5503, 5504
- Internet child exploitation, funding, 2488
- Internet child exploitation unit, funding
  - Throne Speech, 6063
  - Throne Speech response, 6127
- Mental health related incidents, time and resources spent, budget debate, 3789, 3911
- Municipal, monitoring by Justice Ministry, P151
- Municipal policing grants, funding
  - Budget debate, 313, 1978, 5431, 5500, 5502, 5507, 5549, 5557, 5558, 5561
  - Throne Speech, 6063
  - Throne Speech response, 4632
- Oversight, civilian
  - See
    - Police services – Civilian oversight, improvements
- Prince Albert Police Service, 130th Anniversary barbeque (September 15, 2016), member's statement
  - Rancourt, 794–95
- Prisoners on remand reduction initiative, role in, N193
- Programs
  - Administrative support
    - See
      - Corrections and Policing Ministry – Police services supports
  - Police and crisis team program
    - See
      - Police and crisis team program
  - Safer communities and neighbourhoods program
    - See
      - Crime, prevention and intervention – Safer communities and neighbourhoods
  - Serious violent offender response program
    - See
      - Crime, prevention and intervention – Serious violent offender initiative
- Provincial policing service agreement, N200
- Public Complaints Commission, funding and investigative improvements, N529, N721, N726–27
- Public safety telecommunications network
  - See
    - Public safety
- Regina Police Service Half Marathon
  - (April 30, 2017), member's statement
    - Beck, 2353
  - (April 29, 2018), 15th and final event, member's statement
    - McCall, 4121–22
- Regional services, legislative changes
  - Throne Speech, 4463
  - Throne Speech response, 4480, 4515, 4518, 4522, 4526, 4553–54, 4568, 4577, 4590, 4607, 4610, 4640
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal Award
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Protective Services Medal Award
- Saskatoon Police Service Exemplary Service Awards 2018, recognition of long-serving officers and local heroes, member's statement
  - Olauson, 3967
- Saskatoon police station monument
  - See
    - Missing persons – Women and girls, indigenous, missing and murdered – Monument, Saskatoon police station
- Special projects, funding
  - See
    - Crime – Proceeds of, seizure and use
- Targeted initiatives
  - See
    - Crime, prevention and intervention – Rural and remote areas – Government initiatives
- Weapons and force, use of, E925–26
Political conventions
- See
  - New Democratic Party of Canada
  - New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan
Political correctness
- And perfection, expectations of, Throne Speech response, 85–86
- And social censorship, impact on civil discourse, Throne Speech response, 6107
Political parties
- Donations
  - Ban from out-of-province, corporations, and unions, and limit individual donation amount, petition
    - Forbes, 2596–97, 2854, 2981, 3064–65, 3148, 3418, 3451, 3506, 3568, 3620, 3652, 3686, 3736, 3795–96, 3858, 3942, 3965–66, 4000–4001, 4029–30, 4120–21, 4152, 4184, 4210, 4235–36, 4285, 4296–97, 4308, 4343–44, 4354–55, 4365–66, 4434, 4472, 4500–4501, 4722, 4781, 4813, 4843, 4869–70, 4899, 4929, 4961, 4984, 5015, 5044, 5074, 5100, 5113, 5127–28, 5147–48, 5157–58, 5188, 5217–18, 5246, 5270, 5464, 5525, 5583, 5727, 5746, 5760, 5774–75, 5799, 5815, 5827, 5839, 5854, 5864, 5877, 5889, 5979
    - Mowat, 3370
    - Sproule, 4260
  - Corporate, union, and out-of-province
    - Forbes, 1094, 1125, 1152–53, 1210, 1505, 1696, 4290–91, 4303, 5162, 5193
    - Meili, 4311–12, 4322
    - Moe, 4322
    - Morgan, 4290–91, 4303, 4311–12, 5162, 5193–94
    - Wall, 1094, 1125, 1270–71
    - Wotherspoon, 1270–71
    - Wyant, 1153, 1210–11, 1505, 1696
    - Budget debate, 1845, 1866, 1969
    - Throne Speech response, 2637, 2662–63, 2702, 4490, 4491, 6090
  - Corporations and lobbyists
    - Doherty, 2457
    - Forbes, 1238–39, 1397, 2331, 2386–87, 2407, 2457, 2542
    - Wall, 2457–58
    - Wyant, 1238–39, 1397, 2331, 2387, 2407, 2542–43
  - Individual, received by official opposition members, budget debate, 1890
  - Limits and disclosure process, 4411–13
  - Lobbyists and corporations receiving government contracts, enact legislation banning donations, moved (Forbes), 2500–2511
    - Bonk, 2504–6
    - Dennis, 2502–3
    - Forbes, 2500–2502
    - Kirsch, 2508–9
    - Meili, 2506–8
    - Sproule, 2503–4
    - Questions and comments
      - Bonk, 2510–11
      - Dennis, 2509–10
      - Fiaz, 2510
      - Forbes, 2509–10
      - Lambert, 2509
      - McCall, 2510
      - Meili, 2509–10
      - Sproule, 2509–10
      - Wilson, 2509
      - Young, 2510
  - Public reporting
    - See also
      - Political parties – Donations – Limits and disclosure process
    - Forbes, 2282, 2368
    - Morgan, 2282
    - Wyant, 2368
  - Received by candidates during leadership races
    - See
      - Government buildings – Evaluation and potential sale, Central Services Minister's potential conflict of interest
  - Tax credit, value, C531
- Leadership races
  - See also
    - New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan – Leadership race
    - Saskatchewan Party – Leadership race
  - Throne Speech response, 2609, 2764
Pollution
- See also
  - Environmental protection
- Air
  - Conference Board of Canada, How Canada Performs: Environment report card, Saskatchewan's grade, E46
  - Monitoring
    - See
      - Air quality
  - Types of contaminants, budget debate, 276
- Greenhouse gases
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions
- Greenhouse gases, emissions pricing
  - See
    - Carbon tax
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Federal legislation – Output-based pricing
Population
- Decline, historical, Progressive Conservative Party government, budget debate, 401
- Demographics
  - Government sources and types of data, U851
  - Immigrants, Throne Speech response, 2609, 2613, 2697
  - Throne Speech response, 2613
  - Young people, E353
  - Young people, highest proportion, member's statement
    - Campeau, 2424
- Growth, 7057
  - And impact of immigration, E145, E427, E677
  - And impact of immigration, budget debate, 5479, 5537, 5545, 5632
  - And impact of immigration, member's statement
    - Cox, 5441
  - All-time high, Statistics Canada's results (April 1, 2016), member's statement
    - Young, 573
  - Budget debate, 250, 385, 387, 399, 404, 408, 1844, 1871, 1891, 1894, 1909, 1918, 1919, 1927, 1937, 1952, 1955–56, 1957, 1964, 1966, 1968, 1971–72, 1983, 1986, 2011, 2014, 2053, 3726, 3754, 3757, 3804, 3833–34, 3929, 3933, 5430, 5485, 5520, 5535, 5552, 5607
  - Compared to national average, Throne Speech response, 6108, 6236–37
  - Impact on urban municipalities
    - See
      - Municipalities – Population growth, impact on urban centres
  - Infrastructure needs, planning for
    - Harpauer, 6430–31
    - Moe, 6431
    - Wotherspoon, 6430–31
  - Relative to job creation, budget debate, 328
  - Statistics Canada's results, quarterly and annual increases, member's statement
    - Carr, 1857
  - Throne Speech, 3, 2585, 4461, 6059
  - Throne Speech response, 20, 39, 59, 62, 88, 103, 117–18, 127, 2605, 2615, 2618, 2638, 2648, 2649, 2660, 2675–76, 2691, 2695, 2697, 2721, 2736, 2751, 4481, 4482, 4496, 4514, 4525, 4532, 4540, 4542, 4545, 4555, 4567, 4580, 4582, 4592, 4606, 4614, 4630–31, 4637, 4668, 6080, 6105, 6121, 6125, 6136, 6140, 6149, 6164, 6167, 6181, 6195, 6198, 6259, 6261
- Historical, budget debate, 1955
- Interprovincial migration and immigration, budget debate, 3811
- Out-migration, increase, budget debate, 5567
- Out-migration, increase, Throne Speech response, 4602
Pornography, revenge
- See
  - Bullying – Cyberbullying, unauthorized distribution of intimate images
Post-CHOPS (cold heavy oil production with sand) well test facility
- See
  - Oil industry – Well test centre, Saskatchewan Research Council
Post-secondary education
- Accessibility and affordability, U183–84, U192, U438–40, U671–75
  - See also
    - Post-secondary institutions – And student supports, funding
  - Budget debate, 2018, 3872, 3910
- Colleges and universities
  - See
    - Post-secondary institutions
- Computer science, increased seats, budget debate, 3841
- Costs per capita and system efficiency, U857
- COVID-19 pandemic, research and development opportunities, U1125–26
- Data collection, common indicators project
  - See
    - Post-secondary institutions – Measures and outcomes, standardized reporting requirements
- Distance education options
  - See
    - Southeast College
- Enrollment, increased, Throne Speech response, 105
- Federation of University Women, 100th anniversary, and Prince Albert chapter centennial scholarship, member's statement
  - Rancourt, 6269
- First Nations and Métis
  - Apprenticeship and skills training
    - See
      - Skills training – First Nations
  - Commitment and supports, 5972–73
    - See also
      - Post-secondary education – First Nations and Métis – Government supports and training opportunities
  - Expansion into the North, U427–28
  - Funding, U184, U191–92, U425
  - Government supports and training opportunities, U201–3, U426, U664–65, U670–71, U846, U1122, U1126
  - Job-specific programs, development, funding, U24
  - Throne Speech, 2587
  - Throne Speech response, 2692, 2701
- Funding, U434–36, U663
  - Beck, 5468–69
  - Eyre, 5469
  - Morgan, 5469
  - McCall, 77–78, 510–11
  - Moe, 77–78, 511–12
  - And student supports
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 5528–29, 5621, 5779
    - Beck, 5621, 5778–79
    - Eyre, 1949
    - Meili, 1949, 5528–29
  - Budget debate, 1841, 1893, 1915, 1920, 1930, 1932, 2012, 2046, 3745, 3879, 6935
  - Decrease, budget debate, 457
  - Federal, U670
  - Government achievement, U191
  - Government achievements, U358, U846
  - Operational, budget debate, 251, 368, 372
  - Stability, U1125–27
  - Throne Speech, 2587, 4465, 6063
  - Throne Speech response, 101, 109, 159, 2647, 6115, 6126, 6129, 6140, 6187
- Funding cuts and impact on sessional lecturers
  - Throne Speech response, 6109–10
- Government investments, U191–92
- Humanities and social sciences conference, Congress 2018 (May 26-June 1), Regina host city, N405
  - Member's statement
    - Wotherspoon, 4367
- Importance of, Throne Speech response, 6256
- International education strategy, U1122–23
- International education strategy, member's statement
  - Wilson, 45
- International partnerships, Throne Speech response, 6181
- Micro-credentialing and upskilling opportunities, U1126
- Northern Saskatchewan, programs and student supports
  - Cox, 3238–39
  - Mowat, 3238
  - Vermette, 3239
- Programming, market responsiveness and forecasting future needs, U857–58
- Research, graduate-level opportunities, E121
- Research, support for, U192
- Research collaboration and industry partnership, U845–46, U857
- Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
  - Budget debate, 252, 321, 368, 372, 395, 404, 1898, 1952, 1958
  - Funding, U183, U425
  - Suspension in 2018, U425, U674
    - Budget debate, 1841, 3731
- Transformational change, U362
  - See also
    - Post-secondary institutions – Two-provider model, review
  - Budget debate, 400–401, 2013
Post-secondary institutions
- And student supports, funding, U845–46, U1122
  - See also
    - Post-secondary education – Accessibility and affordability
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 3776, 3801–2
  - Wotherspoon, 3775–76, 3801–2
- And student supports, funding, budget debate, 5506–7, 5511, 5561, 5609
- Action team on growth and sustainability, U187–88
- Board appointments, vetting process
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 5119–20
  - Beck, 5119
  - McCall, 5120
  - Meili, 5119–20, 5130–31
  - Moe, 5130–31
  - Morgan, 5120
- Board training, discretionary, U362
- Capital funding
  - See also
    - Post-secondary institutions – Funding – Operational and capital
  - Budget debate, 253, 406
  - Feedback on denied requests, P251–52
  - Strategic Investment Fund, federal program, P404, U360–61, U426, U849
    - Financial reporting
      - See
        Advanced Education Ministry – Financial reporting
    - Overview and projects, U357
    - Provincial contribution, U360
  - Submission process and projects, U848–49
- Capital planning, U849
- Collaborative efforts, U187–88, U1126
  - Joint procurement, U198–99
  - Midwestern Higher Education Compact, U198
- Consolidation of programs and institutions, U186–89
  - Federated colleges, U192–93
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - 2020-21 school year, blended delivery model, U1122
  - Outreach and community support efforts, U1121–22
  - Research facilities, access to, U1125
- First Nations University of Canada
  - See
    - First Nations University of Canada
- Funding
  - See also
    - Post-secondary institutions – And student supports, funding
  - Beaudry-Mellor, 5946, 6051
  - Beck, 5946, 6050–51
  - Cox, 3070
  - Mowat, 3070
  - And support
    - Eyre, 2497–98
    - Meili, 2497
  - And increased costs, budget debate, 3910, 5505
  - Budget debate, 322, 1865, 1935, 2012, 3745
  - Budget submissions and consultation, U676
  - Decrease, impact on attracting faculty, budget debate, 2012
  - Decrease, impact on extra-curricular activities and student supports, U676–77
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 4239–40, 4266
    - Wotherspoon, 4239–40, 4265–66
  - Diversification of sources, U856–57
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 3864–65
    - Wotherspoon, 3864
    - Budget debate, 3910
  - Mid-year adjustments, decrease, U357–58, U361
    - Budget debate, 436, 3883
  - Mid-year adjustments, discretionary projects and reviews, U361–62
  - Operational and capital, U184, U426, U663–64, U1122
    - Budget debate, 1842, 1893, 1898, 1920, 3753, 3754, 5431, 5479–80, 5486, 5500, 5564
  - Restore, petition
    - Beck, 5928
    - McCall, 2093, 2128, 2157, 2251, 2772
    - Meili, 2184, 2215, 2235, 2276, 2293, 2310, 2324, 2352, 2364, 2381, 2400, 2422, 2437, 2493, 2524
    - Mowat, 2677–78, 2791, 2822, 2854, 2950, 3065, 3092, 3148, 3234, 3323
    - Wotherspoon, 3358, 3369, 3417, 3450, 3471, 3505, 3537, 3567
  - Sources, stability, U200–201
  - Throne Speech response, 4632, 4668
- Funding by institution type, budget debate, 3727
- Governance, board composition and appointments, U189–90
- Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy
  - See
    - Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy
- Lease costs, U849, U852
- Measures and outcomes, standardized reporting requirements, P405–6
- Open educational resources, funding commitment under New West Partnership
  - Eyre, 2564
  - Meili, 2563–64
- Preventative maintenance and renewal
  - Budget debate, 368, 3727, 3753
  - Funding, U191, U425, U426, U664
  - Funding, unallocated, decrease, U361
- Programming, market responsiveness and forecasting future needs, U186, U192
- Regional and federated colleges, operating grants, reduction, U361
- Regional colleges
  - Best practices and knowledge sharing, budget debate, 2013
  - Funding, budget debate, 322, 340, 393, 405, 3727, 3753
  - Language training contracts, P596–98
  - Previous funding for projects, budget debate, 253
  - Student information systems, updating and consolidation, U853
  - Task force on regional college efficiency, U852–53
  - Cumberland College
    - See
      - Cumberland College
  - Great Plains College
    - See
      - Great Plains College
  - Northlands College
    - See
      - Northlands College
  - Parkland College
    - See
      - Parkland College
  - Southeast College
    - See
      - Southeast College
- Research, crime reduction and prevention, N532–33
- Research, federal grants, provincial matching
  - See
    - Innovation Saskatchewan – Innovation and Science Fund
- Reserve funds, U193–95
  - See also
    - University of Saskatchewan – Reserve funds, implications for funding
  - Guidelines and policies, U194–95
- Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
- Saskatchewan Polytechnic
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Polytechnic
- Sessional lecturers, increasing reliance on, U196–97
- Staff, compensation reduction to reduce deficit, U436–38
- Tuition fees, U196, U672–73, U675
  - Budget debate, 2012
  - Increase, due to decreased funding, budget debate, 1935, 1974–75, 3897, 3910
  - International students, U197–98
  - Tuition freezes, Manitoba case, budget debate, 2012
- Two-provider model, review, U678
- University of Regina
  - See
    - University of Regina
- University of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan
Post-secondary students
- See also
  - Graduates
- Competitions
  - Agri-marketing
    - See
      - Agriculture – Marketing – National agri-marketing conference
  - Business
    - See
      - Business – Jeux du Commerce West business competition
  - Mining
    - See
      - Mining industry – World mining competition, Saskatoon
- Completer survey, U669
- COVID-19 pandemic, supports, U1121–22, U1124–25
  - International students, U1122, U1124
- Debt levels and mitigation efforts, U855–56
- Enrolment in credentialed programs, Throne Speech, 4465
- Financial supports, U192, U663
  - See also
    - Post-secondary institutions – And student supports, funding
  - Eyre, 2280
  - Meili, 2280
  - Budget debate, 1842, 1920, 1974, 2013, 3727, 3731, 3753, 5431, 5545, 5564
- First Nations and Métis
  - Attainment, Throne Speech, 4465
  - Attainment, Throne Speech response, 4590
  - Enrolments, increased, U426
    - Throne Speech, 2587
    - Throne Speech response, 2638
    - University of Saskatchewan, member's statement
      - Lambert, 1665
  - Enrolments and attainment, U664, U846, U859
  - Supports and initiatives, U202, U426, U664–65, U670–71, U672, U846, U1122
- Graduate students
  - Biology, Rachel Parkinson, and supervisor Jack Gray, work in effects of neonic pesticides, member's statement
    - Forbes, 1294
  - Biomedical engineering, Doug Campbell
    - See
      - Astronautics
  - Dementia supports project, Drs. Jeffrey, McIntosh, and Novik, University of Regina
    - See
      - Dementia – Patient and caregiver support in rural areas, research project
  - Engineering physics, Matt Kozun, contributions to study on cooling effects of aerosols particles in the atmosphere, member's statement
    - Lambert, 4815
  - Physics, Lindsay Goodwin, work in measuring impact of solar activity in Earth's upper atmosphere, member's statement
    - Merriman, 4003
  - Physics, Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Ontario, fellowship, Percy Paul, member's statement
    - Campeau, 736
  - Research internships in science, technology, engineering and math, member's statement
    - Steele, 3210
  - Research opportunities
    - See
      - Post-secondary education – Research, graduate-level opportunities
  - Three Minute Thesis Competition (March 29, 2017), University of Saskatchewan, member's statement
    - Chartier, 2095
- Indigenous, enrolment
  - See
    - Post-secondary students – First Nations and Métis
- International students, U197–98
  - Attainment and enrolment, U859
  - COVID-19 pandemic emergency supports
    - See
      - Post-secondary students – COVID-19 pandemic, supports – International students
  - International Education Week (November 14-18, 2016), member's statement
    - Steinley, 1392
  - Recruitment and development, importance to government growth goals, U1122–23
  - And students studying abroad, increase, U847
- Low-income, decreased numbers, U438–39
  - Throne Speech response, 2701
- Stradeski, Zoe
  - See
    - Art and artists – Boothill art project
- Student Aid Fund, U672–74, U783–86, U853–54
  - Administrative costs, U440
  - Budget debate, 252, 316, 368, 395, 404, 1898, 1920, 1952, 1958, 3731
  - Funding, U184, U425, U663, U845, U1122
  - Qualifying income threshold, U674, U854
- Student loans
  - Applicants, demographic breakdown, U786
  - Application system, new, provincial loans and grants, U425–26, U663–64
    - Budget debate, 1841, 1919
  - Default rate and improvement efforts, U854–55
  - Demand, increase, U783, U785–86
  - Fixed-rate contribution, U784–85, U845
  - Fixed-rate contribution, increase, U672
  - Fixed-rate contribution, removal due to COVID-19 pandemic, U1122
  - Fixed-rate contribution, thresholds and exemptions, U845
  - Loan forgiveness program
    - See
      - Nurses – And nurse practitioners
  - Reforms and harmonization with federal system, U439–40, U672–73, U786
    - Budget debate, 2013
    - Progressive grant, U674–75, U784
  - Repayment moratorium due to COVID-19 pandemic, U1121
  - Repayment moratorium due to COVID-19 pandemic, budget debate, 6936
  - Repayment rate, U785
  - Support payments, decrease, U852
- Students Mobilizing Against Cuts, protests, member's statement
  - Meili, 2401
- Summer jobs programs
  - See
    - Employment – Students
- Supports, funding
  - See also
    - Post-secondary education – Accessibility and affordability
    - Post-secondary institutions – And student supports, funding
  - Throne Speech, 4465
  - Throne Speech response, 4514, 6110, 6126
- Tax exemptions, tuition and education amounts, elimination, U426, U438, U675
  - Budget debate, 1844, 1975
- Tuition fees
  - See
    - Post-secondary institutions – Tuition fees
- Vera Pezer Award for Student Enhancement, University of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – Vera Pezer Award for Student Enhancement
Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Paramedics and ambulance operators, supports, P465
- Workers' compensation coverage
  - See
    - Workers' compensation – Post-traumatic stress disorder
Potash industry
- See also
  - Mining industry
- Air monitoring
  - See
    - Air quality – Air monitoring – Industrial
- Bethune mine, grand opening (May 2, 2017), member's statement
  - Brkich, 2383
- BHP Billiton Jansen mine, new, 706
  - Budget debate, 336, 1952
  - First layer reached, member's statement
    - Brkich, 3860–61
  - Status of project and addressing community concerns
    - Wall, 686
    - Wotherspoon, 686
  - Status update, E138–39
  - Throne Speech response, 62, 6234
- Community contributions and charitable efforts, Throne Speech response, 6164–65
- Competitiveness, international currency rates, effect on pricing and sales, E139
- Economic importance, Throne Speech response, 6164
- Employment numbers and percentage of world production, budget debate, 3809
- Encanto Potash Corp
  - See
    - First Nations and Métis Fund Inc. – Investments and losses due to low resource prices – Muskowekwan Resources
- Environmental sustainability, investments, 5962
- Equipment, permanently-mounted, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated, budget debate, 1843
- First Nations and Métis, investments in
  - See
    - First Nations and Métis Fund Inc. – Investments and losses due to low resource prices – Muskowekwan Resources
- Geo-assay and geoanalytical laboratories
  - See
    - Mining industry – Geo-assay and geoanalytical laboratories, Saskatchewan Research Council
- Growth, anticipated and reserves, E135
- Innovation, Throne Speech response, 6226
- Investments, budget debate, 1952, 2014
- K+S, First Nations and Métis engagement, E370
- K+S Legacy Project mine, new, 706
  - See also
    - Potash industry – Bethune mine, grand opening (May 2, 2017), member's statement
  - Budget debate, 325, 336, 444, 1952
  - Production in 2016, Throne Speech, 4
  - Throne Speech response, 62
- Mine shaft manufacturing, Biggar constituency
  - Budget debate, 5499
  - Throne Speech response, 4545
- Mosaic
  - Belle Plaine, water supply system
    - See
      - Water – Supply systems – Mosaic Belle Plaine
  - Colonsay mine, jobs lost, Throne Speech response, 6131
  - Colonsay mine to reopen December 5, 2016, member's statement
    - Brkich, 1235
  - Investments, budget debate, 336
  - K1, K2 and K3 mines, Throne Speech response, 6164
  - K1 Mine, Esterhazy
    - See
      - Mining Industry – John T. Ryan Trophy for Select Mines safety award
  - K3 Mine, Esterhazy
    - Budget debate, 1966
    - Grand opening (May 3, 2017), member's statement
      - Kaeding, 2400
    - New production shaft, member's statement
      - Kaeding, 1587–88
- Municipal levies, P659
  - Distribution, N167–68
- Nutrien, head office presence in Saskatoon
  - Throne Speech, 2590
  - Throne Speech response, 2704
- Nutrien, head office presence in Saskatoon, tax incentives, cost, E763–64
- Nutrien, head office presence in Saskatoon, tax incentives and legislative requirements
  - Eyre, 5017–18
  - Harrison, 4876
  - Meili, 4902–3, 5017–18
  - Moe, 4875, 4902–3
  - Wotherspoon, 4875–76
- Potash Corp, Rocanville mine
  - Budget debate, 1966
  - Expansion, member's statement
    - Kaeding, 2599
  - Potash restricted drilling area, landowners' lawsuit, E139–40, E767
- Potash production tax, elimination of allowable deductions, E758, E764–67
  - Budget debate, 5432, 5448, 5505, 5624
- Prices, volatility, budget debate, 3831, 3889
- Resource surcharges
  - Estimate, C83, C273, C531
  - Modelling
    - See
      - Finance Ministry – Revenue, resource surcharge, reliable model for estimating
- Revenues, C948
  - Decrease, impact on corporate tax revenues, C543
  - Forecasted, E134
- Royalty rates
  - See also
    - Resources – Royalty rates
  - Consultation, importance of, E700–702
  - Review, E136
    - Suspended, C81
- Royalty review, postponed
  - Eyre, 5330
  - Meili, 5329–30
  - Moe, 5329–30
- Royalty structure changes
  - Eyre, 5586–87
  - Meili, 5586
  - Moe, 5586
- Supports for industry and workers
  - Meili, 6025
  - Moe, 6025
- Tax measures, impact of, E912
- Throne Speech response, 2703, 2767
- Water supply
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Customers
- Yancoal mine, proposed, C496
  - Budget debate, 336
  - Community consultations, Southey and surrounding area
    - Boyd, 545–46
    - Sproule, 545–46
  - Cost and benefit, E357–58
  - Environmental impact assessment, 708
    - Cox, 455
    - Sproule, 455
    - Responses and concerns, public disclosure, E214
  - Foreign state ownership, impact on market and prices, 705–6, E359
  - Long-term water supply needs, C751
  - Long-term water supply needs and environmental assessment concerns, C242, E60
  - Throne Speech response, 142–43
Poverty
- See also
  - Hunger
- And support for vulnerable people, Throne Speech response, 4584–86
- Anti-poverty strategy
  - See
    - Poverty – Reduction strategy
- Basic income/living wage projects, U161, U453
- Budget debate, 1866, 1976, 1977, 2018–19, 3763, 3926
- Child poverty
  - First Nations and Métis, impact on health and eduction outcomes, 5972
  - Rates, budget debate, 5579, 5627, 6938
  - Rates above national average, Throne Speech response, 2611, 2673
  - Rates above national average, University of Regina report, U372
  - Reduction measures, 5971–72
    - Meili, 5425, 5730
    - Merriman, 5730
    - Moe, 5425–26
  - Throne Speech response, 4488, 4543
- Cost to economy, budget debate, 3927
- First Nations, Throne Speech response, 2611
- Global, Saskatchewan Council for International Cooperation
  - Funding decrease, E146
  - Saskatchewan Matching Grants in Aid Program, funding reduction
    - Harrison, 603
    - Sarauer, 602–3
- Impact on mental health and addictions, budget debate, 5627
- Income assistance
  - See
    - Public welfare – Income assistance programs
- No mention, budget debate, 459, 5453, 5517
- No mention, Throne Speech response, 4523
- Reduction, impact of tax policy, 7057
- Reduction strategy, U152–54, U372–73, U450–54
  - See also
    - Public welfare – Income assistance programs – Review
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Priorities and key objectives
  - And supports for the vulnerable
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 1332–33
    - Rancourt, 1332
  - Budget debate, 1964
  - Implementation delay
    - Budget debate, 330, 375, 1976
    - Throne Speech response, 52, 66–67, 2701, 4663
  - Implementation plan and targets, U111
  - Root causes, impact on approach, U153
- As root cause of social challenges, Throne Speech response, 6259
- Throne Speech response, 65, 80, 108, 172, 4574, 6119, 6171, 6257
- Women, Dress for Success, Regina
  - And Giving Shoes Day donation drive, member's statement
    - Ross, 1501
  - Fundraising gala, member's statement
    - Ross, 5646
  - Shoe drive, member's statement
    - Ross, 4356
- World Partnership Walk in Regina (May 29, 2016), fundraiser, member's statement
  - Steinley, 242
Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 17)
- First reading
  - Boyd, 268
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1080–82, 1383–84
  - Belanger, 832–33
  - Boyd, 515–16
  - Chartier, 516
  - Forbes, 926
  - McCall, 887–88
  - Sarauer, 1180–81
  - Sproule, 1255–61
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Merriman, 1385
- Committee discussion
  - Sproule, C156–64
  - Wyant, C155–56, C158–62, C164
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Nerlien), C164
- Report without amendment
  - Young, 1479
- Waive committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1479
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1479
- Royal Assent, 1533
Power plants
- Boundary Dam Power Station, carbon capture
  - See
    - Boundary dam carbon capture project
- Chinook Power Station, Swift Current, natural gas-fired, C315, C316, C324–25, C479
  - Carbon tax emissions threshold, C980
  - Fire, C894
  - Local contractors, 5966–67, C894
    - See also
      - Power plants – Construction, engineering professionals, and use of local subcontractors
  - Local contractors, Priority Saskatchewan's efforts, E612–13
  - Progress, C805, C889, C893
  - Throne Speech response, 6112
- Coal-fired
  - See
    - Coal – Phase-out, transition planning for power plant workers
    - Electricity – Coal-fired power generation, equivalency agreement
- Construction, engineering professionals, and use of local subcontractors, C979–80
- Construction and generation costs, Crown and private sector, viability review, C475
- Construction and operation, Indigenous procurement, C981
- First Nations Power Authority
  - See
    - First Nations Power Authority
- Location, determination of, C889–90
- Natural gas, Throne Speech response, 6165
- Natural gas combined-cycle station, future location, determination of, C493
- Natural gas-fired, federal regulations, Throne Speech response, 6113
- Natural gas-fired, new facility, Moose Jaw, C889
  - Completion, anticipated, C980
  - Great Plains, choice of name, C981
  - Project tender short list and support for local contractors
    - See also
      - Power plants – Construction, engineering professionals, and use of local subcontractors
    - Duncan, 6772–73, 6795
    - Harrison, 6795
    - Wotherspoon, 6772, 6794–95
  - Throne speech response, 6112
  - Value-for-money report, waiver of, C980
- Shand power station
  - See
    - Carbon sequestration – Test facility at Shand power station
- System failures, Shand, Boundary dam, and Poplar River and widespread power outage
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Power outage, widespread (December 2018)
Powwows
- First Nations University of Canada 39th annual powwow (April 8-9, 2017), member's statement
  - McCall, 2185
- Northern Lights Casino Thanksgiving Powwow (October 8-9, 2016), Prince Albert, member's statement
  - Rancourt, 1091
- Powwow trail, development, N83
- Scott Collegiate Graduation Powwow
  - See
    - Schools – Scott Collegiate, Regina
- University of Saskatchewan Graduation Powwow
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – Graduation powwow
PPE (personal protective equipment)
- See
  - Health care – Personal protective equipment
Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute
- And Western Beef Development Centre, funding, E111
- Donation policy, P12–13
- Operations
  - See
    - Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute – Revenue and operations, Saskatchewan and Manitoba
- Revenue and operations, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, P13
Prairie North Health Region
- Call bell replacements, long-term care facilities, P374
- Home care
  - See
    - Home care – Individualized funding
- Operational funding, increase since 2007, budget debate, 399, 425
Prairie North Regional Health Authority
- See
  - Provincial Auditor's reports – Regional Health Authorities
Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy E815–18
- See also
  - Carbon sequestration – And climate change policy
  - Carbon tax – Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding
- Duncan, 3272–73, 4034
- Forbes, 4033–34
- Sproule, 3272–73
- And renewable energy targets
  - Meili, 3799
  - Moe, 3799
- Adaptation, risk assessments, P335, P338
- Auditor assessment, anticipated, P336
- Critique, Throne Speech response, 2611–12, 2702
- Development, consultation process, P339
- Development, use of contractors, E556–57
- Economic impact studies, 5970
- Education and regulation, government approach, E817
- Emissions reduction targets, budget debate, 3805
- Government commitments to global solutions
  - Meili, 6035–36
  - Moe, 6036
- Government efforts, recognition, moved (Hindley)
  - Fiaz, 5909–10
  - Hindley, 5793–95
  - Lawrence, 5795
- Greenhouse gas emissions, areas of focus
  - Throne Speech, 6060
  - Throne Speech response, 6092, 6128, 6136–37
- Implementation, funding, E549
- Industrial emitters and use of offsets, E554–55
  - See also
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions trading
- Made in Saskatchewan plan, support for, moved (Duncan); amendment (Sproule)
  - Duncan, 3308–11
  - Sproule, 3311–15
- Member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 3237
- Ministerial statement (Duncan)
  - Duncan, 3242–43
  - Sproule, 3243
- Misconceptions, E554–55
- Performance standards and targets, industrial emitters, P337
  - See also
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Federal legislation – Output-based pricing
  - Development, E551–54, P336, P339
- Pillars
  - Adaptation and environmental resiliency, E39, E44–45
  - Innovation, E39–40
  - Modification of personal behaviours, E39, E42
- Policy and regulatory framework, development, E29, E34–35, E37–40, E44
  - See also
    - Climate change – Government actions
  - Economic modelling, E35
    - Funding, E34
    - Staff
      - See
        Environment Ministry – Staff
  - Effect of change in federal government, E38, E41
  - Legal fees, E34
- Renewable energy and emissions reduction targets
  - Throne Speech, 4466–67
  - Throne Speech response, 4481, 4541, 4577, 4582, 4607, 4609, 4632, 4648, 4668
- Representation in Environment Ministry yearly plan, E44
- Resiliency measurement framework, E807
  - Development, E552–54, P336–37, P338
  - First report, E808–15
  - Introduction, ministerial statement (Duncan)
    - Duncan, 5081
    - Pedersen, 5081–82
  - Throne Speech, 6060
- Status report, member's statement
  - Bonk, 5775
- Throne Speech response, 4485, 4510, 4519, 4538, 4570, 4572, 4612, 6081, 6123, 6168, 6198, 6212, 6262
- Transportation, E817
  - Government fleet efficiency
    - See
      - Central Vehicle Agency – Vehicles – Electric and hybrid
Prairie South School Division No. 210
- Efficiencies, commendation, budget debate, 1895
Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206
- Facilities, age range, P35
- Facilities maintenance plan, P575–76
- Facilities maintenance plan, development, funding, P33–35
- Facilities management
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – Education Ministry – Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206
- Operational funding, increase, budget debate, 376–77
Prairie Valley School Division No. 208
- Home schooling
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – Education Ministry – Prairie Valley School Division No. 208
PREDA (Prince Albert Regional Economic Development Alliance
- See
  - Economy – Prince Albert Regional Economic Development Alliance
Preeceville and District Health Centre
- See
  - Health facilities – Preeceville and District Health Centre
Premiers
- See also
  - Landmarks and geographical features – Provincial naming policy
- Alberta, former, James "Jim" Prentice
  - See
    - Tributes
- Alberta, Jason Kenney
  - See
    - Elections – Alberta
- Brad Wall, former Premier, accessioning of records to Provincial Archives, C452
- Brad Wall, former Premier, induction into Junior Achievement of Saskatchewan Hall of Fame (April 17, 2018), member's statement
  - Tochor, 3918
- Brad Wall, pay tribute for his 18 years of service, moved (Morgan)
  - Duncan, 3337–39
  - Harpauer, 3334–35
  - Heppner, 3337
  - McMorris, 3335–36
  - Morgan, 3331–33
  - Sarauer, 3333–34
  - Wall, 3339–45
- Former, Lorne Calvert
  - See
    - New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan – Lorne Calvert
- Member for Swift Current [Wall] stepping down as party leader and resigning his seat
  - Legacy, congratulations, commendations, well-wishes, Throne Speech response, 2606–7, 2609, 2610, 2614, 2620, 2630, 2634, 2640, 2643–44, 2647, 2650, 2658, 2663, 2666, 2669, 2674, 2686, 2693, 2696, 2702, 2705, 2709, 2714–15, 2720, 2723, 2737, 2750–51, 2758, 2760, 2765, 2768, 2782
  - Throne Speech response, 2635, 2756
- Service Club Award
  - See
    - Service clubs – Premier's Service Club Award
Premier's estimates
- See
  - Finance Committee
Prentice, James "Jim"
- See
  - Tributes
Prescription drugs
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
PRIDE (parent resources for information, development, and education)
- See
  - Foster home care – Foster parents
PRIME (Process renewal and infrastructure management enhancements program)
- See
  - Economy Ministry – Process renewal and infrastructure management enhancements program
Prince Albert
- See
  - Communities – Prince Albert
Prince Albert National Park
- See
  - Parks – Prince Albert National Park
Prince Albert Parkland Health Region
- Allocations to service providers, compliance with legislation, P377
- Funding
  - Budget debate, 439
  - Throne Speech response, 98
- Investments, increases, budget debate, 370
Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority
- See
  - Provincial Auditor's reports – Regional Health Authorities
Priority Saskatchewan
- See also
  - SaskBuilds Corporation
- Assessment of vendor performance, E311
- Central Services Ministry, comparison with, C453–55, E88, E301–2, E609–10
  - See also
    - Government – Procurement
- Contractor selection criteria, community benefits, E939–41, E958
  - Enforcement and oversight, E940, E948
- Contractor selection criteria, support for local contractors, 5965, E76, E740
  - Meili, 5749–50
  - Wyant, 5749–50
- Fostering First Nations and Métis economic developments, C51, E613–14, E732–33, E936, E940–41
- Funding, E86–87
- Growth plan, support for, E936
- Impact and success measures, assessment, E612–13
- Local company, defined
  - See
    - SaskBuilds Corporation – Saskatchewan company, criteria
- Procurement issues, E301
- Procurement processes, development, C50–51, E607, P400
  - And training, E300–301
- Procurement transformation action plan, C452
  - Consultation with industry, E87
  - Consultations with Crowns and ministries, E88
  - Outreach, presentation to North Saskatchewan Business Association, E87
  - Outreach and training for local contractors, E296
  - Process improvement
    - See
      - Priority Saskatchewan – Single-window procurement model
- Single procurement service, E936, E939–40
  - Highways tenders, E947
- Single-window procurement model, C738, E730
  - Sproule, 4678
  - Wyant, 4678
  - Transition to and anticipated savings, Throne Speech, 4463
- Staff, E87, E732
  - Directors, responsibilities and compensation, E302–5
  - Procurement, transfer from other ministries, C744, C966, E730–31, E733, E779–80
  - Responsibilities and compensation, E298–300
- Tenders, portal
  - See
    - SaskTenders
PRISM (Perseverance, role model, influential, successful, mentor) Awards
- See
  - Business – PRISM Awards of Excellence, Business Women of Moose Jaw
Prisoners
- See also
  - Correctional centres
  - Offenders
- Community rehabilitation
  - See
    - Offenders – Community rehabilitation
- Compensation for work assignments and programming attendance, costs, N197–200
- COVID-19 pandemic, prevention measures, admission and intake, N713–14
- Deaths in custody
  - And access to medical services
    - Sarauer, 675
    - Tell, 675
  - Coroner's inquest, removal of requirement
    - Sarauer, 945, 970–71
    - Wyant, 945, 971
  - Coroner's inquest and jury recommendations
    - Sarauer, 2498–99
    - Wyant, 2499
- Employment development and vocational training
  - See
    - Habitat for Humanity – Prince Albert, CORCAN project
- First Nations and Métis
  - Culturally appropriate programming
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Cultural lodge program
  - Overrepresentation in correctional facilities
    - See also
      - Justice administration – First Nations and Métis programs, disparities
    - Sarauer, 186–87
    - Tell, 187
    - Budget debate, 442, 5517
- Gang-affiliations
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Gang activity
- Hepatitis or HIV infections, N25–26
- High-risk, transportation of, N26
- Inmate segregation
  - See also
    - Correctional centres – Inmate segregation
  - Administrative and disciplinary, N26, N208–9, N719–20
  - Compared to COVID-19 pandemic quarantine and isolation measures, N714
- Job skills programs, funding cuts
  - Harrison, 266
  - Sarauer, 266–67
  - Tell, 266–67
- Medical and mental health services
  - Access to, budget debate, 3911
  - Medication and prescriptions, N371
  - Policy and guidelines, development, U923
  - Wait times, N134, N310–11, N370–71
- Medical services, access to primary care, P533–37
  - Audit follow-up, delay due to COVID-19 pandemic, P674
  - Initial assessment, barriers and process improvements, P535–36
  - Medical files, P534
- Mental health and addiction issues, N25
  - Budget debate, 5501–2
  - Throne Speech response, 4553
  - Withdrawal protocols, N371
- Mental health resources, access to, N209, P144–45
  - See also
    - Prisoners – Medical and mental health services – Wait times
- Numbers
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Occupancy
- Pre-release risk assessment, dedicated probation officer, P531
- Readmission
  - Mitigation efforts, forensic psychology residence program, N533
  - Rate of repeat offences, N27
- Recidivism
  - See
    - Prisoners – Readmission
- Reduction initiatives
  - See also
    - Crime, prevention and intervention
  - Early intervention work, P261, P539
  - Reintegration leave, expansion, P539
  - Reintegration leave, program adjustments and efficiencies, N715
- Rehabilitation programs, P142–43
  - Inmate assessment, timeliness and case management improvements, P540
  - Need for, Throne Speech response, 6191
  - Program assessment and effectiveness, P539–41
  - Recommendation for, based on risk assessment, P144
  - Space requirements, P537–39
    - See also
      - Correctional centres – Contingency spaces
- Release, transportation back to home communities
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Transportation Company – Use by prisoners for transportation upon release
- Remand
  - Impact on programming space availability
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Contingency spaces – Use and impact on programming
  - Length of stay, breakdown, N130
  - Long-term, N195
  - Percentage increase since 1998, N133
  - Reduction initiative, pilot project, N190–96, N364–65, N532, P256, P260
    - Early case resolution, expansion to weekdays, N346, N361–62, N363–64
      - Budget debate, 3753, 3822–23
      - Regina, challenges
        See
        Courts – Staff – Shortage, Regina
      - Throne Speech response, 4632
    - Short-term residency and enhanced bail supervision
      - See
        Community-based organizations – Justice Ministry contracts – Prisoners on remand reduction initiative
  - Reduction initiative, update, N309
  - Review findings and reduction initiative, N19
  - Usage, increase and impact of access to legal aid services
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission – Funding and staffing levels, impact on wait times
- Solitary confinement
  - See
    - Prisoners – Inmate segregation
- Youth
  - Children in care, incarceration rate, H45
  - Counts
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Occupancy
  - Increased incarceration and recidivism rates
    - Sarauer, 474–75
    - Tell, 475
Prisons
- See
  - Correctional centres
Privacy
- Freedom of information
  - See
    - Freedom of information
- Health Information Protection Act, proposed amendments, H6
  - Trustees' replication of consent regarding organ donation, U213
    - Deceased versus on life support, U214–15
- Legislation
  - See
    - Justice Ministry – Privacy legislation, influence of United States
- Privacy Act, amendments concerning cyberbullying, Throne Speech, 2588
Privacy Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 72)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 2684
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2832
  - Forbes, 3435–42
  - Morgan, 2831–32
  - Sarauer, 3548–49
  - Vermette, 3026–27
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 3549
- Committee discussion
  - Forbes, N321–23, N325–26
  - Morgan, N321–26
  - Sarauer, N323–25
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele)
    - Steele, N326
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 3661
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 3661
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 3661
- Royal Assent, 4257
Private Bills Committee
- Elections
  - Chair [Steinley], moved (Olauson), B1
  - Deputy chair [Sarauer], moved (D'Autremont), B1
- Membership
  - Addition, moved (Merriman)
    - Merriman, 1671
  - Substitution, moved (Fiaz)
    - Fiaz, H30
  - Substitution, moved (McCall)
    - McCall, H36
  - Substitution, moved (Sproule)
    - Sproule, H54
  - Substitutions and addition, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, H57–58
- Petitioners' compliance for Bill No. 901, Bill No. 902, and Bill No. 903, accepted, moved (Brkich)
  - Brkich, B2
- Reports
  - First, be adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (Weekes)
    - Weekes, B2
  - First, moved (Steinley) for concurrence
    - Steinley, 4937
  - Second, be adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (Brkich)
    - Brkich, B5
  - Second, moved (Steinley) for concurrence
    - Steinley, 5023
  - Third, be adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (Weekes)
    - Weekes, B9
  - Third, moved (Steinley) for concurrence
    - Steinley, 5937
- Steering committee, establishment, moved (Brkich)
  - Brkich, B1
Private members' motions [Session 1]
- No. 1. Diagnostic imagining
  - Private provision of services, Assembly condemns New Democratic Party for ideologically-based attacks against, moved (Olauson); amendment (Kirsch), 590–92, 785–87, 1139–40, 1409–10
- No. 2. Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action
  - Calls upon provincial government to fulfill calls to action, moved (Belanger), 653–55, 957–60, 1286–88, 1490–92
- No. 3. Mining industry
  - Investment attractiveness, government policies which have led to Saskatchewan being ranked best in the world, commendation, moved (Carr), 1633–36, 2178–80, 2344–46, 2511–17
Private members' motions [Session 2]
- No. 1. Ride-sharing services
  - Impaired driving reduction measure, government decision to work with communities to establish network, support for, moved (Moe), 3083–87
- No. 2. Official opposition
  - Fiscal plan, increase spending, condemnation, moved (Nerlien), 3467–70, 3705–7, 4081–84, 4279–81
Private members' motions [Session 3]
- No. 1. Environmental protection
  - Bill C-69 (federal), halt and repeal legislation that will create more regulatory uncertainty and politicization of the energy sector, moved (Hindley), 4774–77, 4980–81, 5362–65
- No. 2. Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal
  - Judicial inquiry, immediately launch, moved (Sproule), 4861–64, 5092–95, 5264–65, 5723–24
- No. 3. Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy
  - Government efforts, recognition, moved (Hindley), 5793–95, 5909–10
Private members' motions [Session 4]
- No. 1 Pipelines
  - Condemnation of anti-pipeline politicians, moved (Young), 6349–51, 6518–20, 6807–9
Private-public partnerships
- See
  - Public-private partnerships
Privilege
- Allegations of contempt by Minister of Economy [Harrison] to mislead Assembly
  - Prima facie case not established, 6079
- Attempting to exert influence on the Speaker, member for Saskatoon Nutana [Sproule], 6957–60
  - Prima facie case of breach
    - Speaker, 6957
  - Apology
    - See
      - Legislative Assembly members – Apologies – Apology for attempt to influence
  - Harrison, 6957–58
  - Sproule, 6958–60
  - Ruling: Member apologized, that ends the issue, 6960
- Early release of details related to a bill [allegation of contempt]
  - Ruling deferred, 6583, 6608
  - Ruling: prima facie case not established, 6634–36
- Leaked information, raised by Government House Leader
  - Ruling deferred, 2402–3
  - Case withdrawn, 2430
- Misleading statements made by Minister of Education [Eyre]
  - Apology
    - See
      - Legislative Assembly members – Apologies – Disputed account of school assignment
  - Prima facie case of breach not established, 2927
- Misleading statements made by Minister of Highways [Marit]
  - Apology
    - See
      - Legislative Assembly members – Apologies – Incorrect statement made during Fall sitting
  - Ruling deferred, 3377
  - Member has apologized, case will not proceed, 3425–26
- Release of content of a bill before receiving first reading in the assembly, Minister of Economy [Harrison]
  - Prima facie case of breach not established, 1650
- Release of embargoed information on provincial budget, member for Saskatoon Nutana [Sproule]
  - Apology
    - See
      - Legislative Assembly members – Apologies – Release of information
  - Prima facie case of breach, 269–70
  - Privileges Committee investigate and report remedy to Legislative Assembly, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, 270–71
    - McCall, 271
  - Report
    - See
      - Privileges Committee – Reports
- Requirements and remedies, clarification, 6079
Privileges Committee
- Elections
  - Deputy Chair [Forbes], moved (Cheveldayoff), R1
    - Cheveldayoff, R1
- Investigation into the early release of embargoed budget information by Saskatoon Nutana member [Sproule] before budget was tabled in house, R5–13
  - Brkich, R8
  - Cheveldayoff, R5–9
  - D'Autremont, R9–10
  - Forbes, R6, R10–12
  - Harrison, R7–8, R10–12
  - McCall, R12
  - Sproule, R6, R9
- Membership
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, H37
  - Substitution, moved (Merriman)
    - Merriman, H11
  - Substitution, moved (Sproule)
    - Sproule, H54
  - Substitutions, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, H58
- Reports
  - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Cheveldayoff)
    - Cheveldayoff, R15
  - First, moved (Forbes) for concurrence
    - Forbes, 515
- Steering committee
  - Agenda and priority of business, R1–3
    - Forbes, R1–3
    - Harrison, R3
  - Agenda and priority of business, moved (D'Autremont)
    - D'Autremont, R1
Pro Forma Bill
- First reading
  - Moe, 4469, 6067
  - Wall, 7, 2593
Proceedings Against the Crown Act, 2018 (No. 142)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 4729
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4797
  - Forbes, 4998–99
  - McCall, 4834
  - Morgan, 4796–97
  - Mowat, 4890–91
  - Pedersen, 4940
  - Sarauer, 5165
  - Sproule, 4915–16
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 5165
- Committee Discussion
  - Morgan, N483
  - Sarauer, N483–84
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Nerlien), N485
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 5303
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Brkich, 5303
- Third reading
  - Brkich, 5304
- Royal Assent, 6040
Proceedings Against the Crown Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 143)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 4729
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4797–98
  - Forbes, 4999
  - McCall, 4835
  - Morgan, 4797
  - Mowat, 4891
  - Pedersen, 4940
  - Sarauer, 5165
  - Sproule, 4916
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 5165–66
- Committee discussion
  - Morgan, N485
  - Sarauer, N485
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Francis), N485
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 5304
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Brkich, 5304
- Third reading
  - Brkich, 5304
- Royal Assent, 6040
Process renewal and infrastructure management enhancements program
- See
  - Economy Ministry – Process renewal and infrastructure management enhancements program
Property tax
- And education property tax, revaluation and increase
  - Doke, 2627–28
  - Rancourt, 2627–28
- Budget debate, 1896, 1962, 1992, 1997
- Increase, potential, due to elimination of grants-in-lieu, N164–65
  - Budget debate, 1934–35
- Increase, Throne Speech response, 2717
- Permanent residences within provincial parks, taxation and reassessment, N522
- Permanent residences within provincial parks, taxation of and service provision to
  - Makowsky, 3304
  - Rancourt, 3304
- Potash companies
  - See
    - Potash industry – Municipal levies
- Revaluation and increase
  - Harpauer, 1520
  - Rancourt, 1519–20
- Revenues, C82, C273, C531, C950
- Revenues, impact of COVID-19 pandemic, N767
- Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
  - Funding, N375, N395, N561
  - Property valuation process, budget debate, 3853
  - Property valuations, budget debate, 1997
  - Property valuations, schedule, impact on homeowners, N585
Prostitution
- Street workers, outreach
  - See
    - Corrections and Policing Ministry – Street worker advocacy program
Protection and response team
- See also
  - Crime, prevention and intervention – Rural and remote areas – Government initiatives
- Civilian complaints process, N368
- Equipment, automated licence plate readers, C511
  - See also
    - Saskatchewan Government Insurance – Automated licence plate readers, distribution
  - Budget debate, 3852
  - Throne Speech, 4463
  - Throne Speech response, 4518, 4553, 4606, 6127
- Funding
  - See also
    - Protection and response team – Officers – And funding
  - Budget debate, 3784
- Future plans, N368
- Impact, E551
  - Throne Speech, 4463
  - Throne Speech response, 4480, 4496, 4518, 4526, 4548–49, 4553, 4568, 4577, 4590, 4606, 4610, 4666, 6127
- Officers
  - And funding
    - Budget debate, 3753, 3758, 3761, 3852
    - Throne Speech, 2588
    - Throne Speech response, 2639, 2649, 2698, 2763, 4546
  - Budget debate, 3728
  - Combined traffic safety services unit
    - See
      - Crime, prevention and intervention – Rural and remote areas – Crime reduction strategy, combined traffic safety services unit
  - Conservation officers, funding support, E807
  - Throne Speech, 6063
  - Throne Speech response, 2606, 2619, 2662, 2736, 4515, 4552–53, 6137, 6197, 6211
  - Training, conservation officers, E550–51
  - Training, conservation officers, funding, E548
  - Training, recertification requirements, N368
  - Training and compensation, conservation officers, N366
  - Training and compensation, Highway patrol, P308, P310
  - Training and compensation, Highway patrol officers, N365–66
  - Training requirements, E819–20
  - Training requirements and equipment, E822
  - Training requirements and responsibility for costs, Highway patrol, E793–94
- Throne Speech response, 6149
Protein supercluster
- See
  - Agriculture, research – Protein supercluster
Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
- Funding, C465, C737, C960
  - Budget debate, 392
- Government records, accessioning
  - See
    - Premiers – Brad Wall, former Premier, accessioning of records to Provincial Archives
- Office consolidation, impact on services
  - Cheveldayoff, 5106
  - Sproule, 5106
- Office consolidation, improved access and increased material safety, Throne Speech response, 6167–68
- Relocation, C738
- Relocation and consolidation, C960
- Saskatchewan History magazine, discontinuation, C465
Provincial Association of Transition Houses and Services of Saskatchewan
- See
  - Women's shelters – Transition houses – Supports for victims of domestic violence
Provincial Auditor
- Annual report (2015-16), P123–25, P128
  - Doke, P128
  - Sarauer, P125
- Annual report (2016-17), P285–88
  - Beck, P286–88
  - Michelson, P287–88
- Annual report (2017-2018), P447–51
  - Michelson, P450–51
  - Mowat, P448–50
  - Wotherspoon, P450
- Annual report (2018-2019), P619–22
  - Mowat, P620–22
- Appropriations
  - Main, P126–27, P288–89, P451–52, P622–23
    - Impact of changes to government agencies, P623
    - Planning factors, P453, P621
  - Special warrant (May 2020), P673–76
    - McMorris, P674–75
    - Mowat, P673–74
  - Unforeseen expenses, P127–28, P289, P447, P452–53, P623
- Audits of office, independent contractor, P287, P447, P451, P619
- Business and financial plan (2017-18), P125–28
  - Cox, P128
  - Doke, P128
  - Merriman, P128
  - Sarauer, P127–28
- Business and financial plan (2018-19), P288–91
  - Beck, P289–90
  - Lambert, P290
  - McMorris, P290–91
- Business and financial plan (2019-20), P451–54
  - McMorris, P454
  - Michelson, P454
  - Mowat, P453–54
- Business and financial plan (2020-21), P622–26
  - McMorris, P626
  - Mowat, P623–25
- Communications, social media planning, P286–87, P449, P621–22
- Contractors and advisors, P126, P289, P452, P622–23
- COVID-19 pandemic
  - Performance audit delays, P673–74
  - Remote work and rolling plan, P674–75
- Estimates
  - (2016-17), main, H9
  - (2017-18), main, H28
  - (2018-19), main, H40
  - (2019-20), main, H52
  - (2020-21), main, H64
- Follow-up process for non-financial recommendations, C189, C700, P453
- Generally accepted auditing standards and issues of wrongdoing, P95
- Mandate and limitations, P80, P88–89
- Performance audits, areas of focus and prioritization, P624–25
- Performance audits, change in methodology, P126–27
- Performance measures and evaluation, P124–25, P285–86, P447–48, P619–20
- Professional relationships and associations, P450–51
- Public awareness, initiatives, P125, P448–49, P620
  - See also
    - Provincial Auditor – Communications, social media planning
  - Media engagement efforts, P450
- Public Inquiries Act, use of, P246
- Recommendations, implementation of, improvements, P620
- Request for information, young offender case files, order in council denied, P137–39
- Role, other jurisdictions, C85
- Special Report: Land Acquisition Processes, The Global Transportation Hub Authority and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, P79–93, P95–107, P153–82, P183–212
  - Doke, P92, P100, P103–5, P154, P181–82, P183–84, P210–12
  - Hart, P104
  - Merriman, P153, P182, P184, P211
  - Michelson, P103, P107, P154
  - Sarauer, P103–4, P153–55, P182, P183–84, P188–89, P194–200, P202–4, P208, P210–12
  - Sproule, P79, P83–92, P98–107, P158–81, P185, P189–94, P197–98, P200–202, P204–12
  - Weekes, P212
  - Recommendations, P211–12
- Staff
  - Compensation, P126
  - Compensation, planning, impact of public sector bargaining, P623, P624
  - Costs, P288–89
  - Jurisdictional comparison, P623–24
  - Learning and development, P124–25, P285–86, P447–48, P453–54
  - Learning and development, out-of-province travel, P624
  - Salary increases, increments versus cost of living adjustments, P290
  - Sick leave, compared to other agencies and jurisdictions, P448
  - Turnover, P125, P126–27, P449–50, P620–21, P624
  - Turnover and use of contractors, P286–87
    - See also
      - Provincial Auditor – Contractors and advisors
- Succession management, functional audits, P625
- Summary of implemented recommendations
  - (2015) v.1, ch.6; (2015) v.2, ch.31; (2016) v.1, ch.4, P123
    - Doke, P123
    - Sarauer, P123
  - (2016) v.2, ch.23, P255
    - Michelson, P255
  - (2017) v.2, ch.19, P417
    - Michelson, P417
  - (2018) v.2, ch.20, P671
  - (2019) v.1, ch.2, P671
  - (2019) v.2, ch.19, P671
- Task time, administrative duties and audit function, P448
Provincial Auditor's reports
- Advanced Education Ministry
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.1 [misidentified as v.1], P250–52
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.1, P402–4
  - Approving capital projects, performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.24, P251–52
  - Managing risks to post-secondary services from its unsupported critical IT system [One Client Service Model]
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.32, P62–64
    - Audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.28, P404–5
  - Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Procuring goods and services
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.38, P64–67
    - Audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.45, P406–7
  - University of Regina
    - Procurement of goods and services [and disposal of surplus assets], audit follow-up
      - (2016) v.1, ch.36, P121–22
      - (2017) v.2, ch.49, P408–9
    - Protecting interests in research, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.34, P407–8
  - Working with the advanced education sector, audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.13, P405–6
- Agriculture Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.2, P10–12
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.2, P248–49
  - Irrigation infrastructure maintenance, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.32, P248–50
  - Livestock waste regulation, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.2, ch.42, P13–15
    - (2017) v.2, ch.29, P390–93
  - Mitigating risk of livestock diseases, performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.20, P387–90
  - Prairie Agriculture Machinery Institute, 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.14, P12–13
  - Regulating meat safety, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.35
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Health Ministry – Regulating meat safety, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.35
  - Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation, AgriStability benefits, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.2, ch.53, P15–16
    - (2018) v.1, ch.26, P393–94
- Central Services Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2016) v.1, ch.2, P110, P112, P114
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.3, P110, P112, P114
  - Data centre security, 2015 annual integrated and IT audit, (2016) v.1, ch.5, P110–14
  - Data centre security, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.14, P642–44
  - Fleet maintenance, audit follow-up, (2015) v.2, ch.43, P110, P113–14
  - Planning accommodations, audit follow-up
    - (2017) v.1, ch.15, P511–14
    - (2019) v.2, ch.29, P645–46
  - Use of consultants
    - Audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.33, P111, P113–14
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.15, P644–45
  - Web application security requirements
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.6, P114–16
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.28, P514–16
- Corrections and Policing Ministry
  - Community rehabilitation of adult offenders, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.38, P529–32
  - Maintaining the integrity of offender data, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.39, P532–33
  - Planning for inmate capacity in correctional facilities, audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.29, P537–39
  - Providing primary medical care in adult secure-custody correctional centres, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.3, P533–37
  - Rehabilitating adult inmates, audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.30, P539–41
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Capital Pension Plan, 2015 annual integrated and IT security audit, (2016) v.1, ch.1, C170–72
  - Gradworks Inc., Achieving intern development program goals, performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.9, C172–73
  - Reliable performance information, performance audit, (2013) v.2, ch.39, C167–68
  - Saskatchewan Immigrant Investor Fund Inc.
    - Meeting "HeadStart on a Home" program objectives, performance audit, (2014) v.1, ch.12, C169–70
    - Operating HeadStart on a Home program, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.31, C169–70
- Economy Ministry
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.4, P590–91
  - Coordinating English-language programs
    - See also
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Immigration and Career Training Ministry
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.1, ch.8, P42–45
    - Audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.16, P595–98
  - Nominating qualified immigration applicants, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.19, P588–90
  - Project management processes over PRIME, audit follow-up, (2015) v.2, ch.44, P45–46
  - Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
    - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.20, P39–40
    - Enabling apprentices to achieve certification, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.30, P40–42
  - Working towards establishing outcomes-based contracts, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.3, P591–95
- Education Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.5, P22
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, school divisions (2018) v.1, ch.2, P553–54
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, school divisions (2019) v.1, ch.1, P553–54
  - Capital asset planning for schools, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.1, ch.20, P16–22
    - (2017) v.1, ch.19, P295–96
  - Conseil scolaire fransaskois, Financial management and governance practices, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.34, P280
  - Implementing the education sector-wide strategic plan, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.21, P298
  - Increasing grade 12 graduation rates, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.20, P296–98
  - Living Sky School Division No. 202, Engaging grades 7 to 12 students
    - Performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.8, P304–7
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.32, P572–75
  - Managing construction of P3 joint-use schools, performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.21, P298–300
  - Monitoring kindergarten students' readiness to learn in the primary grades, performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.22, P300–303
  - North East School Division No. 200, Increasing grade 3 students reading at grade level
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.11, P29–31
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.23, P566–67
  - Prairie South School Division No. 210, Equipping the board with knowledge and competencies to govern, audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.24, P567
  - Prairie Spirit School Division No. 206, Maintaining facilities
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.12, P31–36
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.33, P575–76
  - Prairie Valley School Division No. 208, Monitoring progress of home-based learners, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.7, P554–58
  - Regina Public and Regina Separate School Divisions, Physical safety of students, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.2, ch.52, P25–27
    - (2017) v.2, ch.42, P306–7
  - Regina Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 81, English as an additional programming language
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.29, P276–80
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.37, P570–72
  - Regina School Division No. 4, Promoting positive student behaviour
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.13, P36–37
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.25, P567–70
  - Saskatchewan Rivers School Division No. 119, Maintaining facilities, audit follow-up
    - (2016) v.2, ch.44, P280–81
    - (2018) v.2, ch.43, P572
  - Saskatoon School Division No. 13
    - Procuring goods and services, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.45, P281–83
    - Procuring goods and services, audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.44, P565
    - Supporting students with intensive needs, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.11, P558–64
  - School Divisions, 2014-15 annual integrated and IT security audit, (2016) v.1, ch.3, P27–29
  - School Divisions, 2015-16 annual integrated and IT security audit, (2017) v.1, ch.2, P304
  - School instruction time for students, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.20, P37–38
  - South East Cornerstone School Division No. 209, Promoting positive student behaviour, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.46, P283–84
  - St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 20, Promoting good student health and physical fitness
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.40, P22–25
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.40, P576–77
  - Teachers' Dental Plan
    - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.29, P22
    - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.21, P275–76
    - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.17, P303–4
  - Transporting students safely, audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.14, P565–66
- eHealth Saskatchewan
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.5, P369–71
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.2, P369–71
  - Buying [procuring] IT services, audit follow-up
    - (2016) v.1, ch.21, P355–61
    - (2018) v.1, ch.16, P355–61
  - Implementing electronic health records, audit follow-up
    - (2016) v.1, ch.22, P361–65
    - (2018) v.1, ch.15, P361–65
  - Protecting patient information in Saskatchewan Lab Results Repository, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.30, P371–75
  - Sharing patient data, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.35, P365–68
- Energy and Resources Ministry
  - Managing future cleanup of oil and gas wells, audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.17, P426–30
  - Regulating oil, gas, and pipeline industry incidents, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.4, P422–26
  - Regulating pipelines, audit follow-up
    - (2017) v.1, ch.18, P419–22
- Environment Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.7, P55–56
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.6, P247–48
  - Climate change, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.4, P335–39
  - Landfills regulation, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.2, ch.45, P56–60
    - (2018) v.1, ch.18, P517–20
  - Preventing aquatic invasive species in Saskatchewan
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.7, P60–62
    - Audit follow-up (2018) v.2, ch.31, P520–24
  - Regulating air emissions, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.23, P62
  - Regulating contaminated sites, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.23, P340–42
  - Regulating industrial wastewater systems
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.1, ch.11, P51–55
    - Audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.31, P344–45
  - Regulating reforestation, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.22, P339–40
  - Wildfire detection, performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.23, P342–44
- Executive Council
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.4, P655–56
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.5, P655–56
  - Communicating information about government programs and services in a non-partisan way
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.33, P656–58
- Finance Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.8, P263–66
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.7, P263–66
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.3, P503–5
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.5, P503–5
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.6, P633–34
  - Coordinating the use of lean across ministries and certain agencies
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.33, P266–69
    - Use of continuous improvement processes, audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.20, P506–7
  - Governance of information technology, audit follow-up, (2015) v.1, ch.21, P262–63
  - Implementing the Revenue Administration Modernization Project
    - Performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.5, P502–3
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.34, P634–36
  - Internal audit in ministries, audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.19, P505–6
  - Modernizing government budgeting and financial reporting
    - Audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.18, P272–74
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.45, P632–33
  - Monitoring the fuel tax exemption program
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.8, P269–72
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.24, P630–32
  - Oversight of information technology, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.36, P262–63
  - Public Employees Benefits Agency
    - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.6, P627–28
    - Effectively informing certain pension plan members, performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.5, P629–30
    - Securing information systems and data, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.29, P213–14
    - Securing personal information
      - Performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.26, P214–16
      - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.32, P628–29
- Government of Saskatchewan
  - Communicating information about government programs and services in a non-partisan way
    - Performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.13, P656–58
- Government Relations Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.9, P50–51
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.8, P238–39
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.4, P434–35
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.7, P666–67
  - Alerting the public about imminently dangerous events, performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.6, P661–64
  - Assessing public concerns [regarding municipalities], audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.37, P240
  - Coordinating emergency preparedness
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.1, ch.12, P48–50
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.21, P442–43
  - Municipal Potash Tax Sharing Administration Board, 2017 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.1, ch.1, P658–59
  - Northern Municipal Trust Account
    - 2014 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2015) v.1, ch.2, P47–48
    - 2015 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.12, P239–40
    - 2016 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.5, P435–36
    - 2017 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.11, P659–61
  - Proposing education property tax mill rates
    - Performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.24, P436–39
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.35, P667–69
  - Recommending infrastructure projects for [federal-provincial] funding, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.5, P439–42
  - Safe drinking water in northern settlements
    - Audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.24, P236–38
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.25, P664–66
- Health Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.10, P316–17
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.9, P316–17
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.6, P316–17
  - Detecting inappropriate physician payments, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.6, P322–25
  - Health Quality Council, coordination of lean initiative, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.38, P327–29
  - Health Shared Services Saskatchewan
    - Shared procurement, performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.34, P329–32
    - Procuring goods and services for member agencies, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.36, P329–32
  - Preventing diabetes-related health complications, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.33, P325–26
  - Regulating meat safety, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.35, P326–27
  - Regulating personal care homes, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.34, P326
  - Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
    - Delivering the screening program for breast cancer
      - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.14, P455–60
      - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.38, P455–60
  - Special needs equipment for persons with disabilities, performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.27, P317–22
- Highways and Infrastructure Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.11, P67–68
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.10, P246–47
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.7, P315
  - Addressing road safety concerns on existing highways, performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.35, P68–71
  - Enforcing vehicle weight and dimension requirements, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.7, P307–15
  - Maintaining bridges, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.25, P71–72
  - Maintaining highways, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.26, P72
- Immigration and Career Training Ministry
  - Coordinating English-language programs, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.29, P595–98
  - Nominating qualified immigration applications, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.30, P588–90
  - Working towards establishing outcomes-based contracts, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.31, P591–95
- Justice Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.12, P140–42
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.11, P140–42
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.8, P579–81
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.10, P579–81
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, Victim's Fund, (2018) v.2, ch.9, P584–85
  - Adult inmate rehabilitation, audit follow-up, (2015) v.2, ch.47, P142–46
    - See also
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Corrections and Policing Ministry
  - Leading the building partnerships to reduce crime initiative, performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.10, P146–51
  - Maintaining enforcement [payments], audit follow-up
    - (2016) v.2, ch.39, P151–52
    - (2018) v.2, ch.36, P585–88
  - Maintaining labor costs related to absenteeism, audit follow-up, (2015) v.2, ch.49, P143, P145–46
  - Maintaining the integrity of offender data, audit follow-up, (2015) v.2, ch.48, P142–43, P145–46
    - See also
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Corrections and Policing Ministry
  - Monitoring municipal policing, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.27, P151–52
  - Monitoring provincial policing services delivered by the RCMP, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.40, P151–52
  - Planning for inmate capacity of adult correctional facilities, performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.28, P255–61
    - See also
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Corrections and Policing Ministry
  - Protecting Saskatchewan data, audit follow-up, (2015) v.2, ch.50, P143, P146
  - Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan, 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.15, P139–40
  - Rehabilitating young offenders, performance audit, (2013) v.1, ch.18, P137–39
  - Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission, Providing legal aid service, performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.16, P132–37
  - Supporting Provincial Court of Saskatchewan to manage court workloads, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.40, P581–83
- Labour Relations and Workplace Safety
  - 2013-14 annual integrated audit, (2014) v.2, ch.14, P6–7
  - Implementing strategies to reduce workplace injuries, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.6, P430–33
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.13, P4
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.13, P231–32
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.9, P509–10
  - Commercial Revolving Fund, 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.3, P3–4
  - Creative Saskatchewan, 2013-14 annual integrated audit, (2014) v.2, ch.4, P7–10
  - Creative Saskatchewan 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.4, P7–10
  - Provincial parks capital asset planning, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.41, P510–11
  - Saskatchewan Arts Board, 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.21, P4–6
  - Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation, 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.23, P6
  - Western Development Museum,
    - Permanently removing historical artifacts, performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.30, P232–36
- Provincial Capital Commission
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.10, P647–54
- Public Service Commission
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.16, P216–17
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.14, P216–17
  - 2017 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.10, P396–98
  - Administering key human resources and payroll IT system, annual integrated and information technology audit, (2017) v.1, ch.1, P395–96
- Regional Health Authorities
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.16, P377–79
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.11, P377–79
  - Cypress Regional Health Authority
    - Delivering accessible and responsive ambulance services, performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.25, P461–70
  - Five Hills Regional Health Authority
    - Provision of nourishing and safe food services in long-term care facilities, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.32, P492
  - Heartland Regional Health Authority
    - Disposing of IT and communications equipment, audit follow-up, (2015) v.2, ch.46, P488–89
    - Medication management in long-term care, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.37, P489–91
    - Minimizing employee absenteeism, performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.25, P485–88
  - Kelsey Trail Regional Health Authority
    - Medical equipment maintenance, audit follow-up
      - (2015) v.2, ch.51, P484–85
      - (2018) v.1, ch.28, P484–85
  - Mamawetan Churchill Regional Health Authority
    - Delivering provincially funded childhood immunizations, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.9, P470–73
  - Prairie North Regional Health Authority
    - Granting physician privileges, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.28, P375–76
    - Hospital acquired infections, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.41, P376–77
    - Preventing resident falls in long-term care facilities
      - Performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.36, P372–75
      - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.29, P372–75
  - Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority
    - Home care services, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.42, P492–94
    - Providing timely access to mental health and addictions services, performance audit (2018) v.1, ch.8, P494–501
  - Regina Qu'Appelle Regional Health Authority
    - 2014-2015 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.17, P379
    - 2015-2016 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.15, P379
    - Efficient use of MRIs, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.10, P379–83
    - Safe and timely discharge of patients, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.24, P383–84
    - Use of surgical facilities, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.25, P384
  - Saskatoon Regional Health Authority
    - Overseeing contracted special care homes, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.12, P473–78
    - Protecting IT infrastructure, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.29, P483–84
    - Triaging emergency department patients [in Saskatoon hospitals], audit follow-up
      - (2016) v.1, ch.32, P478–83
      - (2018) v.2, ch.40, P478–83
  - Sun Country Regional Health Authority
    - Administering medications in hospitals, audit follow-up
      - (2018) v.1, ch.30, P485
    - Managing medications, audit follow-up
      - (2015) v.2, ch.55, P485
  - Sunrise Regional Health Authority
    - Infection prevention and control [in long-term care facilities], audit follow-up
      - (2016) v.1, ch.34, P492
      - (2018) v.2, ch.39, P492
- Saskatchewan Arts Board
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.12, P636–38
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.13, P636–38
  - Awarding grants impartially and transparently, performance audit, (2018) v.2, ch.22, P638–41
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Minimizing employee absenteeism, performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.26, C698–702
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Monitoring certified vehicle inspection stations
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.1, ch.15, C187–92
    - Audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.26, C681–83
  - Only qualified drivers remain licensed
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.15, C192–96
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.27, C683–85
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Maintaining housing units, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.43, P615–16
  - Providing social housing to eligible clients, performance audit, (2017) v.2, ch.27, P613–15
- Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Centre
  - 2013-14 and 2104-15 annual integrated audits, (2015) v.2, ch.24, P253
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.25, P73–74
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.17, P345–47
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.13, P345–47
  - Information technology threat and risk assessment, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.43, P347
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.26, P74
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.17, P348–50
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.13, P348–50
  - Liquor procurement, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.2, ch.54, P76–78
    - (2017) v.2, ch.44, P354
  - Managing projects with significant IT components, performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.37, P74–76
  - Regulating commercial permittees' on-table sale of liquor, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.11, P350–54
- Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
  - Maintaining facilities, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.1, ch.29, C202–4
    - (2017) v.1, ch.27, C691–94
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Buying goods and services valued under $100,000, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.30, C710–11
  - Buying power from independent producers
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.1, ch.17, C253–57
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.45, C887–88
  - Gas and electrical installation inspection
    - Audit follow-up, (2014) v.1, ch.28, C250–52
    - Audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.31, C711–12
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.37, C888
  - Maintaining above-ground assets, performance audit, (2018) v.2, ch.25, C881–87
  - Managing the risk of cyber incidents
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.1, ch.18, C257–58
    - Audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.48, C712–14
  - Procurement, audit follow-up, (2014) v.1, ch.29, C252–53
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.27, P253–55
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation
  - Purchasing fibre optic network upgrade and other network hardware
    - Performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.13, C626–29
    - Audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.38, C880–81
- Saskatchewan Transportation Company
  - 2008 annual integrated audit, (2009) v.1, ch.14, C198–99, C202
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - 2013 annual integrated audit, (2014) v.1, ch.4, C235–38
  - 2014 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2015) v.1, ch.3, C235–38
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.19, C235–38
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.15, C612–13
  - Maintaining infrastructure, audit follow-up
    - (2014) v.1, ch.27, C238–39
    - (2017) v.1, ch.28, C610–12
  - Purchasing goods and services, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.10, C843–46
- Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
  - Coordinating injured workers' return to work, performance audit, (2016) v.2, ch.31, P443–46
- SaskBuilds Corporation
  - Evaluating potential P3s, audit follow-up, (2017) v.2, ch.46, P398–402
- SaskEnergy Incorporated
  - Securing its SCADA system, audit follow-up
    - (2015) v.1, ch.30, C209–10
    - (2017) v.2, ch.47, C619–20
- Social Services Ministry
  - 2014-15 annual integrated audit, (2015) v.2, ch.28, P220–23
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.20, P220–23
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audits, (2017) v.2, ch.16, P603–6
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audits, (2018) v.2, ch.17, P603–6
  - Investigating allegations of child abuse and neglect, performance audit, (2018) v.2, ch.26, P607–11
  - Minimizing absenteeism
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.39, P223–25
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.31, P606–7
  - Placing Minister's wards in permanent homes, audit follow-up
    - (2017) v.1, ch.32 [misidentified as v.2], P599–601
    - (2019) v.1, ch.39, P599–601
  - Protecting children-in-care information on the Linkin system
    - Performance audit, (2016) v.1, ch.17, P225–27
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.47, P612–13
  - Protection of children in care, audit follow-up
    - (2016) v.1, ch.33, P227–29
      - Doke, P229
      - Sarauer, P228–29
    - (2018) v.2, ch.46, P611–12
  - Supervision of community-based organizations, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.33, P601–3
- Standing committees
  - Crown and Central Agencies
    - (2015) v.1, ch.33, C206–7
    - (2016) v.1, ch.38, C206–7
    - (2016) v.2, ch.50, C609–10
    - (2017) v.2, ch.50, C609–10
    - (2018) v.2, ch.49, C842–43
  - Public Accounts
    - (2016) v.1, ch.39, P123
    - (2016) v.2, ch.51, P123
    - (2017) v.2, ch.51, P410–11
    - (2018) v.2, ch.50, P669–71
    - (2019) v.2, ch.49, P669–71
- Summary of implemented recommendations
  - (2015) v.1, ch.6, P123
  - (2015) v.2, ch.31, P123
  - (2016) v.1, ch.4, P123
  - (2016) v.2, ch.23, P255
  - (2017) v.2, ch.19, P417
  - (2018) v.2, ch.20, P671
  - (2019) v.1, ch.2, P671
  - (2019) v.2, ch.19, P671
- Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan
  - Inspecting boilers and pressure vessels, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.35, P411–13
  - Inspecting elevating devices, performance audit, (2017) v.1, ch.14, P413–17
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Managing the use of social media
    - Performance audit, (2015) v.2, ch.41, P129–31
    - Audit follow-up, (2018) v.1, ch.32, P524–27
- Water Security Agency
  - 2015-16 annual integrated audit, (2016) v.2, ch.22, P542–43
  - 2016-17 annual integrated audit, (2017) v.2, ch.18, P542–43
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.19, P542–43
  - Coordinating flood mitigation, audit follow-up
    - (2016) v.2, ch.47, P116–19, P121
    - (2019) v.1, ch.43, P549–51
  - Dam safety, audit follow-up
    - (2016) v.2, ch.48, P116–17, P120–21
    - (2019) v.1, ch.44, P551–52
  - Regulating drainage, performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.12, P543–49
  - Regulating public wastewater systems, audit follow-up, (2016) v.1, ch.37, P116, P121
  - Risks to water supply, audit follow-up, (2016) v.2, ch.49, P116, P120–21
Provincial Capital Commission C299–300
- Administrative support and services provided by Central Services, C451–52
- Canada, 150th anniversary, initiatives
  - See
    - Canada, sesquicentennial events
- Charles Knight Youth Mentorship Program
  - See
    - Youth – Northern
- COVID-19 pandemic, cancelled events, financial savings, N769
- Funding, C737, N739, N769
- Funding, budget debate, 392
- Military liaison officer, funding, N769–70
- Operational support, funding, C465
- Provincial Auditor's report
  - (2019) v.2, ch.10, P647–54
    - D'Autremont, P653–54
    - Mowat, P649–54
    - Wotherspoon, P653–54
    - Recommendations, P654
- Revenue generation for Wascana Park, C745
- Wascana Centre Authority
  - Building use agreements, conformity with master plan, P648, P649
    - Tenancy agreements, P651–53
  - Comprehensive review, recommendations, board endorsement, C313–14
  - Comprehensive review and governance changes, C311–13
  - Infrastructure deficit, C312
  - Integration of, C451, C465–66
    - McCall, 1883
    - Tell, 1883
    - Budget debate, 1841, 1930, 1935, 2018
    - Funding transfer, C311
  - Integration of and large-scale commercial developments
    - See also
      - Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority
    - Budget debate, 3845
  - Maintenance responsibilities, transfer to Central Services Ministry, C959
  - Major developments, communication to the public, P647–49
  - Major developments, conformity with master plan, P648, P649
    - Architectural advisory committee, recommendations to the board, P650–51
  - Major developments, design review process, transparency, P647–48
  - Master plan, P650
  - Master plan amendments, public consultation, P647, P648, P649
Provincial Capital Commission Act (No. 50)
- First reading
  - Tell, 1886
- Second reading
  - Beck, 2205–7
  - Belanger, 2077–79
  - McCall, 2222–23
  - Sarauer, 2112–14
  - Tell, 2077
  - Wotherspoon, 2148–50
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Merriman, 2223
- Committee discussion
  - McCall, C394–400
  - Phillips, C398–400
  - Tell, C393–96
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Dennis), C400
- Report with amendment
  - Young, 2459
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 2459
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Tell, 2459
- Third reading
  - Tell, 2459
- Royal Assent, 2567
Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 15)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 190–91
- Second reading
  - Beck, 923–24
  - Belanger, 224–26
  - Chartier, 1216–23
  - Forbes, 1076–77
  - McCall, 762–63
  - Rancourt, 1177–78
  - Sarauer, 1379–81
  - Sproule, 885–86
  - Wyant, 223–24
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Merriman, 1381
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N117–18
  - Wyant, N116–17
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Steele), N118
- Report without amendment
  - Brkich, 1522
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1522
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1523
- Royal Assent, 1534
Provincial disaster assistance program
- See also
- Administrative costs, N91
- Budget debate, 1988
- Budget process, disaster projections, N90
- Claims, N168, N579
  - (2016), and designated disaster areas, N89–90
  - Land shifting, N92
    - Areas affected, N91
    - Regina Beach, special provisions, C1010, N91–92
  - Municipal
    - Additional expenses, N89
    - Complexity and challenges, N91–92
  - Processing time and backlog, N91
- Claims, First Nations
  - See
    - Federal government – Bilateral agreements, access for First Nations and Métis communities
- Claims (2015), breakdown, N75
- Deductibles, personal and municipal, N169
- Disaster prevention and mitigation, role in, N92
- Eligibility, weather event, N169–70
- Federal reimbursement, C532, N75
- Federal reimbursement, delays, N168–69
- Federal reimbursement, process and time frame, N92
- Funding, N169, N764
- Temporary relocation grants, N168
Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 107)
- First reading
  - Makowsky, 3039
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 3108
  - Chartier, 3630–31
  - Makowsky, 3107–8
  - McCall, 4132–33
  - Mowat, 3399–3400
  - Rancourt, 3669–70
  - Sarauer, 4109–10
  - Vermette, 3985–86
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Brkich, 4133
- Committee discussion
  - Makowsky, N419–20
  - McCall, N419–20
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Nerlien), N420
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 4304
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Makowsky, 4304
- Third reading
  - Makowsky, 4305
- Royal Assent, 4443
Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 186)
- First reading
  - Harrison, 6319
- Second reading
  - Harrison, 6320
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, 6320
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6322
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, 6322
- Report without amendment
  - Hart, 6322
- Third reading
  - Harrison, 6323
- Royal Assent, 6690
Provincial Health Authority Act (No. 53)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 1949
- Second reading
  - Chartier, 2109–11
  - McCall, 2075–76
  - Reiter, 2074–75
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Merriman, 2112
- Committee discussion
  - Chartier, U530–45
  - Ottenbreit, U532–33, U535–36, U545
  - Rancourt, U529–30
  - Reiter, U529–31, U533–41, U544–45
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Nerlien), U546
- Report without amendment
  - D'Autremont, 2407
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 2407
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 2407
- Royal Assent, 2566
Provincial Health Authority Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 54)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 1950
- Second reading
  - Chartier, 2112
  - McCall, 2077
  - Reiter, 2076
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Merriman, 2112
- Committee discussion
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Wilson)
    - Wilson, U546
- Report without amendment
  - D'Autremont, 2408
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 2408
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 2408
- Royal Assent, 2566
Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)
- First reading
  - Stewart, 514
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1113–14
  - Belanger, 553–54, 1364–66
  - Forbes, 1196–97
  - McCall, 899
  - Rancourt, 1318–20
  - Sarauer, 845–46
  - Sproule, 1333–38
  - Stewart, 551–52
  - Vermette, 1001–3
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Merriman, 1366
- Committee discussion
  - Bonk, E185–86
  - Moe, E176, E178, E184
  - Sproule, E178–85
  - Stewart, E176–78, E181–85
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Bonk)
    - Bonk, E186
- Report with amendment
  - Makowsky, 1466
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Stewart, 1466
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Stewart, 1466
- Third reading
  - Stewart, 1466
- Royal Assent, 1533
Provincial parks
- See
  - Parks, provincial
Provincial sales tax
- See also
  - Taxation
- Administration and client services, funding, C529, C541
- Cannabis, inclusion
  - See
    - Cannabis
- Changes
  - And increased utility costs
    - Doherty, 2069
    - Sarauer, 2069
  - Compliance and audit, additional resources, C812–13
  - Impact, government monitoring and evaluation, C826–29, C831–32
  - Impact on economic recovery
    - Harpauer, 4626–27, 4657–58
    - Wotherspoon, 4626–27, 4657–58
  - Impact on economic recovery and cost of living, budget debate, 5434, 5446, 5475–76, 5627–28
  - Impact on economic recovery and employment, Throne Speech response, 4487, 4490, 4551, 4617, 4662, 4663
  - Impact on job creation
    - See
      - Construction industry – Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated
  - Impact on municipalities
    - See
      - Municipalities, funding – Revenue sharing – And increased costs
  - Impact on restaurants and small businesses
    - Harpauer, 2957
    - Sproule, 2956–57
  - Impact on retailers and small businesses
    - Doherty, 2008–9
    - Sproule, 2008
  - Impact on small businesses
    - Budget debate, 1863–64, 1932, 2046
    - Throne Speech response, 2611, 2781
  - Increased costs to families
    - See also
      - Income tax – Personal – Rate reduction, and increase in provincial sales tax, impact
    - Budget debate, 3730–31, 3749, 3763, 3789, 3810, 3884, 3897, 5447, 5505, 5518, 5541, 5598–99, 5629
    - Throne Speech response, 4584, 4587, 6193
  - Job loss, budget debate, 5567
  - Opposition characterization, critique, budget debate, 5478–79, 5593
  - Throne Speech response, 4603
  - Underground market, impact on, C813
- Collection, commission for businesses, elimination, C271, C291
- Collection, commission for businesses, elimination, budget debate, 1864
- Collection, online sales, C84–85, C942–43
- Exemptions, diapers
  - Doherty, 1949
  - Sproule, 1949
  - Budget debate, 1914–15, 1954, 1992
- Exemptions, reintroduce to stimulate economy, Throne Speech response, 4663
- Exemptions eliminated, 2466
  - See also
  - And shift from productivity to consumption
    - See also
      - Taxation – Policy
    - Doherty, 2040–41
    - Harpauer, 3922
    - Sproule, 2040–41, 3922
    - Wall, 2040
    - Wotherspoon, 2040
  - Budget debate, 1843, 1845, 1894, 1901, 1903, 1912, 1913, 1929, 1932, 1954, 1977–78, 1992, 2015, 2045
  - Children's clothes and diapers
    - See also
      - Provincial sales tax – Exemptions, diapers
    - Doherty, 1947
    - Sproule, 1946–47
  - Energy-efficient appliances
    - See also
      - Tax credits and incentives – Energy-efficiency incentives and support for families with emissions reductions costs
    - Budget debate, 3730, 3764, 3789
  - Historical, 2466
- Exemptions list, stability, C278
- Harmonization with goods and services tax, C281
- Increase, stop, petition
  - See
    - Taxation – Increase – Stop
- Increase rate, 2464–66
- Increase rate, budget debate, 1843, 1845, 1867, 1873, 1888, 1894, 1906, 1907, 1912, 1915, 1927, 1929, 1932, 1935, 1954, 1976, 1977–78, 1992, 2015, 2045
- Increase rate, not campaigned on, 2465
- Increased and broadened, 4421–22
  - And reduced personal income taxes, impact by income bracket
    - See
      - Income tax – Personal – Rate reduction, and increase in provincial sales tax
  - Budget debate, 3812, 3911, 3927–28
  - Throne Speech, 2589–90
  - Throne Speech response, 2613, 2630, 2634, 2657, 2704, 2716, 2780
- Lowest among provinces with sales tax
  - Budget debate, 1891, 1897, 1909, 1912, 1927, 1954, 1972, 1978, 2013, 3754, 3903, 5485, 5497
  - Throne Speech, 2590
  - Throne Speech response, 2704
- Lowest in Canada, budget debate, 1952, 1959
- Mining and drilling exemption, 7053, C941, E857
- New home construction rebate
  - See
    - Housing – Construction, new homes, provincial sales tax rebate
- Payment deferral due to COVID-19 pandemic, budget debate, 6936
- Rate, no increase, budget debate, 3752, 3900
- Rate, no increase, some expansion, budget debate, 3726, 3752, 3760, 3782, 3813, 3838
- Rebate on new residential home construction, budget debate, 6937
- Revenue
  - Estimated, C82, C273, C531
  - Low-income tax credit, effect on, C82, C273
Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)
- First reading
  - Doherty, 2359
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2373–74
  - Doherty, 2372–73
  - McCall, 2430–31
  - Meili, 2389–90
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Merriman, 2431
- Committee discussion
  - Doherty, C405–14
  - Sproule, C406–15
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, C415
- Report without amendment
  - Young, 2531
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Doherty, 2531
- Third reading
  - Doherty, 2531
- Royal Assent, 2567
Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 128)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 3974
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 4014–15
  - Harpauer, 4014
  - McCall, 4056–57
  - Rancourt, 4101–2
  - Sarauer, 4131
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Brkich, 4131
- Committee discussion
  - Harpauer, C553–55
  - Sproule, C554–55
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Heppner), C555
- Report without amendment
  - Cox, 4327
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harpauer, 4327
- Third reading
  - Harpauer, 4327
- Royal Assent, 4443
Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 211)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 6955
- Second reading
  - Harpauer, 6968
  - Sproule, 6968–69
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Merriman, 6969
- Committee discussion
  - Harpauer, C1033–35
  - Wotherspoon, C1034–35
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Heppner), C1035
- Report without amendment
  - Bradshaw, 7040
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harpauer, 7040
- Third reading
  - Harpauer, 7041
- Royal Assent, 7084
Provincial training allowance
- See
  - Skills training – Provincial training allowance
PSC (Public Service Commission)
- See
  - Public Service Commission
PST (provincial sales tax)
- See
  - Provincial sales tax
Psychiatry
- See
- Dr. Mohammad Hussain, Prince Albert
  - See
    - Tributes
PTA (provincial training allowance)
- See
  - Skills training – Provincial training allowance
PTSD (Post-traumatic stress disorder)
- See
  - Post-traumatic stress disorder
  - Workers' compensation – Post-traumatic stress disorder
Public Accounts Committee
- Agenda, amend to include consideration of tabled documents, moved (Beck), P291–92
  - Beck, P291–92
  - Michelson, P291
- Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
  - Committee authorizes attendance at Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees-Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors annual conference
    - Yellowknife, Northwest Territories (August 21-23, 2016), moved (Doke)
      - Doke, P2
    - Fredericton, New Brunswick (September 10-12, 2017), moved (Cox)
      - Cox, P241
    - Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island (September 23-25, 2018), moved (McMorris)
      - McMorris, P315
    - Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario (August 18-20, 2019), moved (McMorris)
      - McMorris, P527
- Chair consult with Crown and Central Agencies Committee prior to forwarding audit committee member recommendations to Speaker, moved (Doke)
  - Doke, P128
- Committee recommendations, implementation, compared to other jurisdictions, P410, P670
- Elections
  - Acting Chair [Bradshaw] for meeting (March 19, 2018), moved (Carr)
    - Carr, P293
  - Acting Chair [Phillips] for meeting (September 6, 2017), moved (McCall)
    - McCall, P243
  - Chair [Chartier], moved (Michelson)
    - Michelson, P1
  - Chair [Wotherspoon], moved (McCall)
    - McCall, P293
  - Deputy Chair [Doke], moved (Sarauer)
    - Sarauer, P1
  - Deputy Chair [McMorris], moved (Michelson)
    - Michelson, P243
- Membership
  - Eight members, including two opposition members, for duration of 28th legislature, moved (Cheveldayoff )
    - Cheveldayoff, H1
    - McCall, H2
  - Substitution, moved (Brkich)
    - Brkich, 3040
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison)
    - Harrison, H37
  - Substitution, moved (McCall)
    - McCall, H29
  - Substitutions, moved (Fiaz)
    - Fiaz, H29
  - Substitutions, moved (McCall)
    - McCall, H36
  - Substitutions, moved (Merriman)
    - Merriman, 1671, H12
  - Substitutions, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, H57
- Procedure, written responses provided after considerations concluded, P287–88
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2016) v.1, ch.39, P123
    - Doke, P123
  - (2016) v.2, ch.51, P123
    - Doke, P123
  - (2017) v.2, ch.51, P410–11
    - Michelson, P410–11
    - Mowat, P410
    - Wotherspoon, P410
  - (2018) v.2, ch.50
    - Mowat, P670
    - Weekes, P670
    - Wotherspoon, P670–71
  - (2019) v.2, ch.49
    - Mowat, P670
    - Weekes, P670
    - Wotherspoon, P670–71
- Reports
  - First, be adopted and presented to Assembly, moved (Doke)
    - Doke, P241
  - First, moved (Doke) for concurrence
    - Doke, 2549
  - Second, be adopted and filed with the Clerk, moved (Michelson)
    - Michelson, P385
  - Second, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence
    - Wotherspoon, 4479–80
  - Third, be adopted, moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, P617
  - Third, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence
    - Wotherspoon, 6078
  - Fourth, be adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (McMorris)
    - McMorris, P677
  - Fourth, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence
    - Wotherspoon, 7032
- Special warrant for Provincial Auditor, recommendation, moved (McMorris)
  - McMorris, P674–75
  - Mowat, P673–75
- Steering committee
  - Agenda and priority of business, P1
  - Report, final, be approved and filed with the clerk, P617
Public and Private Rights Board
- Appointment, Murray Walker (November 22, 2017), moved (Morgan)
  - Morgan, 3041
Public Complaints Commission
- See
  - Saskatchewan Public Complaints Commission
Public debt
- See
  - Government financial management, debt
Public Disclosure of Travel and Expenses of Government Officials Act, 2020 (No. 620)
- First reading
  - Forbes, 6795
Public Employees Benefits Agency
- Baby boomers, P629
- Information technology, security testing, P214
- Online portal, Public Employees Pension Plan, P630
- Participant data, completeness and accuracy of digital files, P627–28
- Pension and benefits plans, administration of, C80, C272, C529, C811, C934
- Pension certificates, timely delivery, P629
- Plan members, communication, targeted messaging, P630
- Policy review cycle, P629
- Security
  - Personal information, paper document, privacy breach, P215
  - Personal information, procedures for physical access, P214–15, P628
  - Policies, physical security, periodic review and update, P214–15, P628
- Staff, P629
Public Employees Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 79)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 2749
- Second reading
  - Belanger, 2807–8
  - Chartier, 2878
  - Forbes, 3017–19
  - Harpauer, 2807
  - McCall, 3052
  - Rancourt, 2940–42
  - Sproule, 3429–31
  - Vermette, 2846
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Brkich, 3431
- Committee discussion
  - Harpauer, C440
  - Sproule, C440–41
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Hindley), C442
- Report without amendment
  - Cox, 3514
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harpauer, 3514
- Third reading
  - Harpauer, 3514
- Royal Assent, 4257
Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 188)
- First reading
  - Morgan, 6338
- Second reading
  - Beck, 6564
  - Belanger, 6366
  - Chartier, 6464
  - Forbes, 6648
  - McCall, 6672–73
  - Morgan, 6365–66
  - Mowat, 6443–44
  - Pedersen, 6594–95
  - Rancourt, 6491
  - Sarauer, 6692
  - Sproule, 6538–39
  - Wotherspoon, 6395
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, 6693
- Committee discussion
  - Belanger, N655–57
  - Morgan, N654–55
  - Sarauer, N655
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Ross)
    - Ross, N657
- Report without amendment
  - Lawrence, 6754
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Morgan, 6754
- Third reading
  - Morgan, 6754
- Royal Assent, 6909
Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
- Caseloads, increase, and office adjustments, N723–24
- Financial record keeping, P139–40
- Funding, N721
- Information technology, system upgrades, N345
- Public Auditor's reports
  - (2015) v.2, ch.15, P139–40
    - Doke, P140
    - Sarauer, P139–40
    - Recommendation, P140
Public Health (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 12)
- First reading
  - Duncan, 169
- Second reading
  - Beck, 920–21
  - Belanger, 209–10
  - Chartier, 1378–79
  - Duncan, 209
  - Forbes, 1071–73
  - McCall, 881–82
  - Rancourt, 758–59
  - Sarauer, 1175–76
  - Vermette, 237
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Merriman, 1379
- Committee discussion
  - Chartier, U293–300
  - Reiter, U293, U295–96, U298–99
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Fiaz), U300
- Report without amendment
  - D'Autremont, 1437
- Waive committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 1437
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 1437
- Royal Assent, 1533
Public hearings
- See
  - Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1) – Committee discussion – Public hearing, presentations
  - Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings
Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
- See
  - Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
Public Interest Disclosure (Provincial Health Authority) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 619)
- First reading
  - Mowat, 6582
Public libraries
- See
  - Libraries, public
Public-private partnerships
- See also
  - Infrastructure
- And traditional builds
  - Budget debate, 330–31
  - Cost and time savings, impact of upfront planning, E91–92
  - Value for money and federal funding sources, E24–25
  - Value for money considerations, comparison, E738–39
- Benefits
  - Application to traditional build processes, E608, P398–402
  - Budget debate, 444, 5551
  - Risk mitigation
    - See
      - Public-private partnerships – Risk mitigation benefits
  - Throne Speech response, 176, 2714, 4495, 4526, 6126
- Contracts given to out-of-province companies, Throne Speech response, 171
- Costs and benefits
  - Wall, 2441
  - Wotherspoon, 2440–41
- Costs and contractual obligations, impact on operational capacity, E740–471
- Costs and long-term financing, capital, interest, and maintenance, C290
- Debt and liabilities, reporting, C289, C538, C540, C816–17, C819
  - And transparency, C97–98, E310–11, P632
- Funding model, factors considered when choosing, E739–40, U53–54
  - Beck, 3375–76
  - Wyant, 3375–76
- Future costs, 713
  - Budget debate, 277, 443, 459, 1992, 1994, 3825, 3883, 5453
  - Throne Speech response, 30, 32, 109, 171–72, 4601, 4602, 6146–47
- Maintenance responsibilities, hard and soft maintenance, E83
- Maintenance responsibilities and condition of facilities
  - Meili, 7004–5
  - Mowat, 7005
  - Reiter, 7005
  - Wyant, 7004–6
- The Meadows, Swift Current
  - See
    - The Meadows, Swift Current
- National Awards for Innovation and Excellence in Public-Private Partnerships
  - (November 2015), Silver Accolade, Saskatchewan joint-use schools project, E75
  - (November 2018), Gold Accolade, Chief Mistawasis Bridge, Saskatoon
    - See
      - Bridges – Saskatoon north commuter parkway bridge
- Political support, 701
- Project oversight and quality
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford – Water quality and project oversight
- Projects, assessment and management, role of SaskBuilds
  - See
    - SaskBuilds Corporation – Public-private partnerships
- Projects, local contractors, E611, E935–36
  - And percentage of profits staying in province, 5965–67
- Regina bypass
  - See
    - Regina bypass
- Risk mitigation and transparency, budget debate, 3828–29
- Risk mitigation benefits, E89, E608, E729, U54–55
- Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
- Savings realized, Throne Speech, 4462
- Savings realized and use of local contractors, E729
- Schools, joint-use
  - See
    - Schools, new – Public-private partnership funding model
- Success and support in various jurisdictions, E76
- Value-for-money reports, evaluation for accuracy, E741
- Value-for-money reports and sensitivity analysis, P400–401
Public safety
- Alert Ready, user access management, P662–63
- Emergencies, communication protocols, N580–81
  - Evacuations, N581
- Public safety telecommunications network, N74–75, N397
- SaskAlert, N75, N175–76, N398, N402–3, N581
  - Devices, compatibility, P663
  - Participating communities, training and usage, P663–64
  - Program administration, contract and oversight, P662–63
  - Promotion, P664
  - Recurrent training, P662–63
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency, C933, N739, N763
  - COVID-19 pandemic, role in provincial response, N739, N751, N756, N763–64
  - Expansion to include wildfire and emergency management, N561
    - Employee health benefits, 5968–69
    - Funding, executive and administration, N580
  - Funding, budget debate, 6935
  - Wildfire management, transfer from Environment Ministry, E918
Public service
- See also
  - Public Service Commission
- Aboriginal awareness training, C732, C736, N568–69
  - See also
    - Advanced Education Ministry – Staff
    - Environment Ministry – Staff
- Appreciation of professionalism, budget debate, 1866
- Collective agreements, renegotiation to achieve government savings target, U404–7
- Collective bargaining, amended compensation reduction targets, communication to unions
  - Hargrave, 4726
  - Harpauer, 4726
  - McCall, 4726
- Collective bargaining, public sector bargaining subcommittee, role of Finance Ministry, C80, C272, C549–50, C934
- Collective bargaining, role of Labour Relations Board, U730
- Collective bargaining and relationship with government, 7055
  - Throne Speech response, 4534–35
- Compensation, cabinet committee on public sector compensation, role of Legislative Secretary, C390–91
- Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2461, C303–4, C315–16, C347–49, C358, C364–65, C383–85, C388–92, C576, C691, C706–7, E197, E212–13, N164, N202–3, N232–33, N248–50, U403–7, U408, U436–37, U469–70, U484–88
  - See also
    - Legislative Assembly members – Remuneration reduction – Implications for public service employees
    - Public service – Transformational change – Core services
  - Doherty, 2577–78
  - Harpauer, 2777
  - McCall, 2577, 2777
  - Tell, 2577
  - Amended targets, 2-year plan, 4425–26, C447–50, C533, C545, C565–66, E460, E549, E586–87, E610, U609, U651
  - Amended targets, 2-year plan, budget debate, 3726, 3843, 3853–54
  - And opening collective bargaining agreements, U403–7
    - Doherty, 2281–82
    - Sproule, 2281
    - Wall, 2187–88, 2218
    - Wotherspoon, 2187–88, 2218
  - Budget debate, 1840, 1846, 1897, 1911–12, 1913, 1920, 1996, 2018, 2046
  - Realized savings, C447–48
  - Teachers
    - See
      - Teachers – Compensation reduction targets
- COVID-19 pandemic, mitigation measures, workforce adjustments, C959, C969, C988, C991, C992, C997, N714–15, N727, U1025–26
  - Interns and co-op students, impact on, C989
- Diversity
  - Disability targets, C987, C990–91
    - Cheveldayoff, 4216, 4255, 5105, 5252
    - Forbes, 4215–16, 4255, 5104–5, 5252
    - Merriman, 4216
    - Budget debate, 5542
    - Throne Speech response, 4491
  - Inclusion initiatives, C987
  - Reporting, C734–35
  - Self-declaration, mechanism
    - See
      - Public Service Commission – PSC Client
  - Targets, C450–51
- Employee and family assistance program
  - See
    - Employee and family assistance program
- Employees, full-time equivalents, representation in budget documents, C447, N411
  - Budget debate, 3844
- Employees, full-time equivalents and scope, C446–48
- Employees, legal full-time equivalents outside of Justice Ministry, N28
- Employees running in elections, 4410–11
  - McCall, 2777–78
  - Wall, 2778
- First Nations and Métis, targets, C392–93, C735–36
  - See also
    - Public service – Diversity
- Gender wage gap, public service
  - See
    - Wages and salaries – Gender wage gap, public service and private industry
- Health and safety initiatives, C987–88
- Hiring freeze, exemption for interns and co-op students, U359
- Injured workers, return-to-work support and coordination
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board – Return to Work program
- Innovation skills capacity development, online training, E119
- Job loss, northern communities, budget debate, 5577, 5600
- Job loss under New Democratic Party administrations, budget debate, 1906, 5462
- Langenbacher, Wolfgang
  - See
    - Tributes
- Medical accommodation and return-to-work programming, C732
- Morale and employee engagement, C389–90
- Northern Saskatchewan, jobs, N376, N562–64
- Payroll, administration
  - See
    - Finance Ministry – Information technology – Multi-informational database application
- Personal and employment information
  - See
    - Public Service Commission – PSC Client
- Professional development, costing and tracking, C35–36
- Recruitment, benefits and allowable incentives, C450
- Recruitment, most challenging positions, C450
- Reduction
  - See also
    - Unemployment – And further reduction of public service employees
  - Past reductions, C389
  - To reduce deficit, custodial services and responsible gaming programming
    - McCall, 1725
    - Tell, 1725
  - Throne Speech response, 4602
- Reductions and efficiencies, executive government and legislative building staff, budget debate, 3760
- Respect-in-the-workplace training, C731
- Retirement, Doug Kelln, SaskEnergy Inc.
  - See
    - SaskEnergy Inc. – Staff – President and chief executive officer
- Retirement, Keith Comstock
  - Budget debate, 5536
  - Member's statement
    - Kaeding, 5693–94
- Retirement, Nithi Govindasamy
  - See
    - Highways and Infrastructure Ministry – Staff
- Richard Murray, long-time public servant, tribute
  - See
    - Tributes
- Service improvements, C34–35
- Staff, all ministries and agencies, P395–96
- Succession management audits, P625
- Transformational change
  - See also
    - Government – Transformational change
  - Budget debate, 285, 286, 303, 307–8, 312–13, 315, 317–18, 325, 366, 376, 386, 390–91, 399, 408, 440, 459
  - Communication, C40
  - Core services, employees and compensation
    - Doherty, 1812
    - Forbes, 1812
    - Harrison, 1812
    - McCall, 1811–12
  - Public input, budget debate, 341–42
  - Throne Speech, 6
  - Throne Speech response, 65
- Vacancy level and attrition rate, C450
- Vacancy management, impact on service provision, budget debate, 3751
- Vendor-sponsored travel and gifts
  - See also
    - Legislative Assembly members – Apologies – Incorrect example of vendor-sponsored travel used in Question Period
  - Employee policies and government review
    - Meili, 4816–17, 4846–47, 4872–73, 4932, 4986–87
    - Moe, 4846–47, 4873–74, 4932, 4964
    - Reiter, 4816–17, 4932
    - Sarauer, 4964
    - Wyant, 4987
- Whistle-blower protections
  - See
    - Medical personnel – Whistle-blower protections
Public Service Commission
- Aboriginal Government Employees' Network, C392–93
- Business partner model, C445, C731
- Collective bargaining, budgeting for salary increases in ongoing negotiations, C733–34
- Collective bargaining, essential services component, C734
- Collective bargaining, role in, C450–51, C732
- Compensation reduction target, C388–92
- Continuous improvement, C392, C732
- Employee and family assistance program
  - See
    - Employee and family assistance program
- Estimates
  - (2016-17), main, C31–44, C135
    - McCall, C32–33, C35–42
    - McMorris, C31–44
  - (2017-18), main, C387–93
    - Cheveldayoff, C387–93
    - McCall, C388–93
  - (2018-19), main, C445–51, C606
    - Cheveldayoff, C445–51
    - McCall, C446–51
  - (2019-20), main, C731–36, C834–35
    - Cheveldayoff, C731–36
    - Forbes, C734–35
    - McCall, C733–36
  - (2020-21), main, C987–91
    - Cheveldayoff, C987–91
    - McCall, C988–90
- Exit interviews for Social Services Ministry, P224–25
- Funding, budget debate, 403
- Information technology, user access management, P216–17
  - Pilot project and improved protocols, P396–98, P434
  - Risks and recorded incidents, P396–97
- Job classification and job descriptions, online portal, C731
- Lean management program
  - And continuous improvement, C31
  - Service improvements, C33–34
  - Use of consultants, C36
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2015) v.2, ch.16 and (2016) v.2, ch.14, P216–17
    - Doke, P217
    - Michelson, P217
    - Sarauer, P216
  - (2017) v.1, ch.1, P395–96
    - Michelson, P396
    - Mowat, P395–96
    - Recommendation, P396
  - (2017) v.2, ch.10, P396–98
    - McMorris, P397
    - Michelson, P397
    - Mowat, P396–97
- PSC Client, C31, C388
  - Diversity self-declaration portal, C731, C735, C987
  - Incident reporting and investigation form, C732, C987–88
- Strategic plan and goals, C31, C387–88, C445–46, C732, C987–88
- Time cards, electronic, C388, C445
- Transformational change, C31–32, C36–44, C45
- Workforce adjustment initiative, C32–33
Public transit
- See
  - Bus services
Public trustee
- See
  - Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
Public welfare
- Basic income/living wage projects
  - See
    - Poverty – Basic income/living wage projects
- Budget (2016-17), funding, budget debate, 251, 462, 464
- Budget (2017-18), funding, budget debate, 1872, 1909, 1919, 1920, 1952, 1976, 2018, 2021
- Budget (2018-19), funding, 4429–30, U627–28, U629
  - Budget debate, 3831, 3849–50, 3869, 3880, 3890, 3926, 3928, 3933
- Budget (2019-20), funding, U932
  - Budget debate, 5431, 5501, 5561, 5610
- Budget (2020-21), funding, U1021
  - Budget debate, 6935
- Harry Leslie Smith, advocate
  - See
    - Tributes
- Income assistance advisory group, U933, U953–54, U1035–37
- Income assistance payments and client eligibility, P603–4
- Income assistance programs
  - Allowances, travel and diet, budget debate, 1976
  - Benefit amount below poverty line and poverty reduction measures, U1037–38
  - Carbon tax rebate, income exemption, U956
  - Changes to, clients affected and potential savings, U367–68
  - Children's school supplies, funding elimination, budget debate, 1962, 1975, 1976
  - Clients
    - See
      - Public welfare – Income assistance programs, clients
  - Cuts to social programs and shift towards Transitional employment allowance program
    - Harrison, 265
    - Rancourt, 264–65
    - Budget debate, 375
  - Diet, 3,000-calorie
    - Changes
      - Meili, 3421
      - Merriman, 2925–26, 3421–22
      - Rancourt, 2925
      - Budget debate, 3926
    - Clients receiving benefit before and after changes, U602
  - Diets, special-needs, U634, U955, U956
  - Funding, 2478, U111, U444, U597, U932, U1021
    - Merriman, 3214–15
    - Rancourt, 3214–15
  - Funding, budget debate, 252, 436–37, 1842, 1952, 1963, 2021, 3727, 3753, 3790, 3879
  - Funding, increase, Throne Speech response, 4495, 4582
  - Funding, increase based on higher usage, 4429, U790
    - Budget debate, 3731, 3763, 3789, 5629
  - Funding, mid-year adjustment, increase, U363
  - Funding and changes to existing benefits, U445, U450–51
  - Importance, Throne Speech response, 4543
  - Income exemptions, U159, U954–55, U1031–34
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program – Income exemptions
  - Programs delivery, funding, U598, U790
    - Budget debate, 1842, 2018, 5610
  - Rates, U633
  - Rates, budget debate, 3926
  - Review and redesign, P221, P604, U157, U364, U445, U469–70, U629
    - See also
      - Public welfare – Income assistance programs – Saskatchewan income support program
    - Budget debate, 250, 326, 1842, 1919, 1962, 3727
    - Information technology, platform development, U790
    - Poverty reduction strategy, U372
      - See also
        Public welfare – Income assistance programs – Benefit amount below poverty line and poverty reduction measures
    - Removal of top-ups and grandfathering provisions, U110
    - Rental housing supplement, U365–66
    - Simplified online application, U111
  - Saskatchewan assistance plan
    - See
      - Saskatchewan assistance plan
  - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
    - See
      - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
  - Saskatchewan employment supplement, 2478
    - Benefits, U160
    - Funding, U932
    - Funding, budget debate, 1842, 1876, 1952
    - Grandfathering provision, removal, U156–57
    - Grandfathering provision, removal, budget debate, 254, 255, 328, 374, 459
    - Throne Speech response, 67
  - Saskatchewan income support program, U932–33, U952–55, U1022, U1039
    - Budget debate, 5561
    - Clients, budgeting strategy, P605
    - Critique, Throne Speech response, 6238
    - Early reaction to, P604
    - Loss of letter of rental guarantee, Throne Speech response, 6110, 6132, 6171, 6192, 6257–58
    - Rent guarantees and recipient autonomy
      - Merriman, 6161, 6476–77, 6632
      - Rancourt, 6161, 6476, 6632
    - Throne Speech, 6063
    - Throne Speech response, 6087, 6127, 6224
  - Seniors, changes to income exemptions, U110, U156
  - Shelter allowance, U627, U633
  - Shelter allowance, impact of market rates, U156, U367
  - Targets for enrolment, U159
  - Transitional employment allowance program, U157–59, U450–52
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan assistance plan
    - Budget debate, 347, 394, 436, 1842, 1875, 1952, 1962, 1973, 1976, 1984, 2018
    - Funding, U932
    - Funding, and transfer of clients from Saskatchewan assistance plan, U111
    - Program usage increase and additional funding for skills training, U366
    - Saskatchewan assistance plan, transfer of clients from, U366
    - Wind-down, U1022
  - Usage, increase, U363
    - See also
      - Public welfare – Income assistance programs – Funding, increase based on higher usage
    - Meili, 5103–4
    - Merriman, 5103–4
  - Usage, increase, budget debate, 3790
  - Usage, increase, Throne Speech response, 2611
  - Usage, increase during COVID-19 pandemic, U1024, U1028–29
- Income assistance programs, clients, U701
  - Bus passes, discounted, U960
  - COVID-19 pandemic, Canada emergency response benefit, U1029, U1031–34
    - Health benefits maintenance, U1033
  - COVID-19 pandemic, living arrangements, challenges, U1027
  - COVID-19 pandemic, one-time payment, U1022, U1030–31
  - COVID-19 pandemic, one-time payment, budget debate, 6935
  - COVID-19 pandemic, relaxed reporting requirements, U1035
  - Debt management, U1029–30
  - Funding for funeral services, elimination, 2477, U460–62
    - Beaudry-Mellor, 2369–70, 2429
    - Meili, 2369, 2429
    - Budget debate, 1866, 1869, 1917, 1961, 1977
  - Funding for funeral services, partial restoration, U598, U602
    - Budget debate, 3926
  - Funding for funeral services and application process, timeliness, U955–56, U958
  - Motivational interviewing, empathy-based approach, U789, U933, U935–36
  - Number, and annual budget, U364, U451–52
  - Overpayments, increase to recovery rate, U634–35
  - Payments to, late, U368
  - People with disabilities
    - See
      - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program
  - Permissible assets, budget debate, 1974, 1976
  - Permissible assets and income exemptions, U633–34
  - Permissible income
    - See also
      - Saskatchewan assured income for disability program – Income exemptions
    - Increase, budget debate, 5516, 5550, 5578, 5610
    - Review, Throne Speech, 4465–66
    - Review, Throne Speech response, 4487, 4522, 4537, 4551, 4663
  - By program, U365
  - Reassessment, U636–37
    - Staff
      - See
        Social Services Ministry – Income assistance eligibility
  - Transitional employment allowance program clients
    - Increase, and correlation with provincial unemployment rate, U363
    - Increased caseload, U366
- Social investment
  - Importance, budget debate, 1974, 1977
  - Return on investment, budget debate, 1976, 3927
Publishers and publishing
- Cheryl and Harry Klopenberg Award for Literary Excellence 2017, Trevor Herriot, recipient, member's statement
  - Beck, 2678
- Grants, commercialization and advertising
  - See
    - Creative Saskatchewan – Grants, publishing industry
- Saskatchewan Book Awards
  - (2016), author readings in the Legislative Library, member's statement
    - Lambert, 542
  - (April 29, 2017), member's statement
    - Beck, 2381–82
  - (April 28, 2018), member's statement
    - Sarauer, 4090–91
- SaskBooks 30th anniversary celebration (June 6, 2019), member's statement
  - Sproule, 6097–98
- World Book and Copyright Day (April 23, 2017), member's statement
  - Beck, 2276–77
Pulp and paper mills
- Environmental liabilities, calculation and responsibility for costs, C645–46
- Prince Albert pulp mill, not in operation
  - See
    - Sawmills – Operational status
- Prince Albert pulp mill, status, E347–48
- Proximity to logging operations
  - See
    - Forests and forestry – Annual allowable cut limits versus actual harvest levels
- Various mills, operational status, E144