Hansard Speaker Index - 28th Legislature

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Makowsky, Mr. Gene (Sask Party, Regina Gardiner Park). s.1,2,3,4: Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport.

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

Speakers, 2644–2647

Alcohol

Warehousing and distribution of specialty products, 7029

Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 201)

First reading, 6581
Second reading, 6638
Committee discussion, C1012–1016
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7023
Third reading, 7023

Basketball

Best Buddies Hooping it Up free throw competition (May 19, 2016), St. Marguerite Bourgeoys School, Regina, member's statement, 132

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 409–411

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1983–1986

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3848–3850

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5488–5491

Canadian Armed Forces

Geo-memorial program dedication

McAndie Coulee honouring Captain David McAndie, ministerial statement (Makowsky), 2897–2898

Cannabis

Non-medical use, legalization

Distribution and permitting, timeline, 3973
Distribution and regulation, government consultations, 3424

Retail permits, additional, and removal of limits on community size and number of locations, ministerial statement (Makowsky), 6162

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Act (No. 121)

Committee discussion, N462, N466

Carbon tax

Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 1117, 4621

Child abuse

Sexual abuse in sport, prevention, 5764–5765

Construction industry

Saskatchewan Construction Week

(April 3-7, 2017), member's statement, 2094

Creative Saskatchewan

CEO dismissal, 6452

Economy

Strength indicators

Member's statement, 2326–2327

Economy Committee

Reports

First, moved (Makowsky) for concurrence, 691
Second, moved (Makowsky) for concurrence, 1525
Third, moved (Makowsky) for concurrence, 2460

Education, funding

Faith-based schools and non-Catholic student attendance at Catholic schools

Support for government commitment, moved (Makowsky), 2409–2411

Entrepreneurs

Ernst & Young's entrepreneurial award, prairie region, Murad Al-Katib, recipient, member's statement, 769

Film industry

Government support, 5160, 5765–5766, 7031
Sound stage, Regina

Continued public ownership and industry supports, 3596–3597

Football

Canadian Football League Fan Week, Regina (March 21-26, 2017) and Canadian Football Hall of Fame reception, member's statement, 1856–1857
Coaches

Brian Towriss, University of Saskatchewan Huskies, recognition, member's statement, 1540–1541

Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 10)

Report without amendment, 1467

Forestry Professions Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 11)

Report without amendment, 1467

Francophones

Francophone affairs, transfer from Executive Council to Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, 4903

Gaming framework agreement

Crossover revenue and indigenous employment targets at casinos, 3455

Habitat for Humanity

Regina, key ceremony (June 14, 2016), member's statement, 623

Heritage Property Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 90)

First reading, 2862
Second reading, 2929–2930
Committee discussion, N420–421
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4305
Third reading, 4305

Highways and roads, safety

Government initiatives and actions to improve highway safety, commendation, moved (Ross), 2264–2265

Questions and comments, 2267

Holodomor, Ukraine, 1932-1933

Remembrance ceremony in Regina, member's statement, 1417–1418

Horned Cattle Purchases Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 14)

Report without amendment, 1466

Hospital and health foundations

Children's Hospital Foundation

Radiothon fundraiser (November 2-3, 2016), member's statement, 1091

Hospitals of Regina Foundation

Neonatal intensive care unit, Regina General Hospital, Z99 radiothon fundraiser

(2017), member's statement, 1747

Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)

Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3720–3721

Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 62)

Report with amendment, 2548

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Canadian Armed Forces

Geo-memorial program dedication, McAndie Coulee honouring Captain David McAndie (Makowsky), 2897–2898

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Veterans

Grant program, Royal Canadian Legions and Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans units (Makowsky), 4788–4789

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Cannabis

Retail permits, additional, and removal of limits on community size and number of locations (Makowsky), 6162

Miscellaneous Statutes (Economy - Audit Assessments) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 55)

Report without amendment, 2445

Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 56)

Report without amendment, 2446

Parks Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 76)

First reading, 2748
Second reading, 2799–2800
Committee discussion, N447–452
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4404
Amendments, first and second readings, 4404
Third reading, 4404

Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, N408–419
(2019-20), main, N517–528
(2020-21), main, N673–679

Parks, provincial

Fees, 5921–5922

Pediatrics

Cancer

Chris Knox Foundation, recognition, member's statement, 1268

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)

Report with amendment, 2445

Property tax

Permanent residences within provincial parks, taxation of and service provision to, 3304

Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 107)

First reading, 3039
Second reading, 3107–3108
Committee discussion, N419–420
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4304
Third reading, 4305

Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)

Report with amendment, 1466

Question period [Session 2]

Cannabis

Non-medical use, legalization

Distribution and permitting, timeline, 3973
Distribution and regulation, government consultations, 3424

Film industry

Sound stage, Regina

Continued public ownership and industry supports, 3596–3597

Gaming framework agreement

Crossover revenue and indigenous employment targets at casinos, 3455

Property tax

Permanent residences within provincial parks, taxation of and service provision to, 3304

Question period [Session 3]

Child abuse

Sexual abuse in sport, prevention, 5764–5765

Film industry

Government support, 5160, 5765–5766

Francophones

Francophone affairs, transfer from Executive Council to Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, 4903

Parks, provincial

Fees, 5921–5922

Question period [Session 4]

Alcohol

Warehousing and distribution of specialty products, 7029

Creative Saskatchewan

CEO dismissal, 6452

Film industry

Government support, 7031

Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Act (No. 61)

Report without amendment, 2549

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation Repeal Act (No. 51)

Report without amendment, 2388

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Annual report (2017-18), C768–773
Estimates

(2018-19), main, non-budgetary, C557–563

Schools, new

Regina, mâmawêyatitân

Completion, upcoming, member's statement, 2253

Surgery

Regina Surgical Centre, 5th anniversary and role in reducing surgical wait list, member's statement, 2452

Tourism Saskatchewan

Estimates

(2018-19), main, N405–408
(2019-20), main, N513–517
(2020-21), main, N669–672

Trade

Free trade, importance of, and recognition and acknowledgment of the benefits that trade brings to our province, moved (Bonk), 1488

Questions and comments, 1489

Tributes

Bowers, Kelly, sporting legend, member's statement, 6472–6473
Staseson, Gord, Regina community leader, member's statement, 6602

Veterans

Grant program, Royal Canadian Legions and Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans units

Ministerial statement (Makowsky), 4788–4789

Violence

Violence Prevention Week

(October 24-28, 2016), member's statement, 855–856

Water Security Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 44)

Report without amendment, 2548

Marit, Mr. David (Sask Party, Wood River). s.1,2: Minister of Highways and Infrastructure. s.3,4: Minister of Agriculture.

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

Speakers, 61–63

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

Speakers, 2711–2715

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

Speakers, 4617–4618

Agriculture Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, E711–716, E719–722, E725–728
(2020-21), main, E865–872, E874–876

Airports

And roads, Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 3777
And runway safety, impact on public safety, 3513
Pelican Narrows airport

Improvements and access to health care, 4850

Animal Health Act (No. 140)

First reading, 4660
Second reading, 4680–4681
Committee discussion, E841, E843–844, E846
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5949
Amendments, first and second readings, 5949
Third reading, 5949

Apiaries Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 179)

First reading, 6254
Second reading, 6282
Committee discussion, E876–877
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6966
Third reading, 6966

Badminton

Wyatt Lightfoot, Paralympic athlete, member's statement, 2354, 5828–5829

Basketball

Canada West Hall of Fame, induction of Sarah Crooks, former University of Saskatchewan Husky, member's statement, 6767

Bridges

Prince Albert, second bridge, 2776, 3574–3575

Government commitment, 944

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 301–304

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1921–1925

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3893–3896

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5547–5550

Carbon tax

Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 1415

Cattle industry

Canadian Agricultural Hall of Fame

Bob and Gail Switzer, Sandy Bar Ranch, inductees (2016), member's statement, 1269

Chronic diseases

Lung diseases, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, exercise program during COVID-19 pandemic, recognition of Dale Roach, member's statement, 7043–7044

Climate change

Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon), 825–827

Condolences

Huyghebaert, D.F. (Yogi), moved (Moe), 5382

Crops

Seed industry, royalties on farm-saved seeds, 5153, 5347–5348, 5860–5861

Domestic violence

And interpersonal violence, reduction, government failure to address issues and implement a plan, condemnation, moved (Sarauer)

Questions and comments, 590

Exports

Agricultural and agri-food

China, restriction on trade, government actions, 5860, 5867–5868

Food industry and trade

Zak Organics Food Company, Fir Mountain, member's statement, 243

Football

International Bowl, Derek Beaubien, selection for under-16 West All-Star team, member's statement, 3945

Global Transportation Hub

Land acquisition

Cost, purchases and court settlements from expropriation, 3185
Sale and repurchase and settlement costs, 3328

Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4347

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Resale of portions to Highways Ministry and borrow material agreement, 4385

Health facilities

Ponteix Health Centre, new X-ray and lab equipment, member's statement, 416

Highways and Infrastructure Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18), main, E251–263, E272–273, E283, E285, E287–292, E294
(2018-19), main, E497–507, E509–515, E517, E529–530, E533–540

Highways and roads

Saskatoon freeway, planning, 3949

Impact on land speculation, 3924, 4215
Local contractors, use of, 4440

Wollaston Lake road

Construction, government commitment, 1210

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 4094

Hockey

Kraft Hockeyville

(2018), Lafleche, top 4 finalist, member's statement, 3688

Kylie Gavelin, accomplishments, member's statement, 2236
PeeWee B provincial champions, Assiniboia Pee Wee Rebels, recognition, member's statement, 5943–5944

Irrigation

Asset transfer to irrigation districts

Agreements, non-disclosure clauses, 5350

Irrigation Act, 2018 (No. 162)

First reading, 5082
Second reading, 5107–5108
Committee discussion, E847–852
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5949
Third reading, 5949

Legislative Assembly members

Apologies

Incorrect statement made during Fall sitting, 3367

Maiden speeches, 61–63

Municipalities

Rural

Rural Municipal Administrator's Association, annual convention in Regina (May 16-19, 2016), member's statement, 133

Organ donors

Need for more, member's statement, 685

Pipelines

Energy East, Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, construction, support, moved (Marit); amendment (Forbes), 641–644

Question period [Session 1]

Bridges

Prince Albert, second bridge

Government commitment, 944

Highways and roads

Wollaston Lake road

Construction, government commitment, 1210

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation

Elimination of program and sale of assets, 1947

Question period [Session 2]

Airports

And roads, Northern Saskatchewan, funding, 3777
And runway safety, impact on public safety, 3513

Bridges

Prince Albert, second bridge, 2776, 3574–3575

Global Transportation Hub

Land acquisition

Cost, purchases and court settlements from expropriation, 3185
Sale and repurchase and settlement costs, 3328

Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4347

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Resale of portions to Highways Ministry and borrow material agreement, 4385

Highways and roads

Saskatoon freeway, planning, 3949

Impact on land speculation, 3924, 4215
Local contractors, use of, 4440

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 4094

Priorities, 2858–2859

Regina bypass

Construction, disposal of old asphalt, 4302
Costs

And benefits, 4302

Land acquisition

Original owners and prices, access to information, 2974–2975

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs, 2775–2776, 3329–3330

Question period [Session 3]

Airports

Pelican Narrows airport

Improvements and access to health care, 4850

Crops

Seed industry, royalties on farm-saved seeds, 5153, 5347–5348, 5860–5861

Exports

Agricultural and agri-food

China, restriction on trade, government actions, 5860, 5867–5868

Irrigation

Asset transfer to irrigation districts

Agreements, non-disclosure clauses, 5350

Regina bypass

Construction and design deficiencies

Cost and time to resolve, 4848

Watersheds

Watershed associations, accountability and freedom of information requests, 5872

Question period [Session 4]

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

AgriStability

Government support and enhancement, 7022

Regina bypass

Construction and design deficiencies

Cost and time to resolve, 4848

Construction, disposal of old asphalt, 4302
Costs

And benefits, 4302

Land acquisition

Original owners and prices, access to information, 2974–2975

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs, 2775–2776, 3329–3330

Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation

AgriStability

Government support and enhancement, 7022

Saskatchewan flag

Adoption (1969), and recognition of designer Anthony Drake (England), member's statement, 12–13

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation

Elimination of program and sale of assets, 1947

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation Repeal Act (No. 51)

First reading, 1886
Second reading, 2079
Committee discussion, E275–282
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2388
Third reading, 2389

SaskBuilds Corporation

Estimates

(2018-19), main, E607–612, E614

Schools

Renovations and repairs

Gravelbourg

École Gravelbourg School, grand opening after renovations (October 18, 2016), member's statement, 1517

Tourism

Employee of the Year (2019), Canadian Tourism Awards, finalist Brenda Peterson, member's statement, 6659

Tourism Saskatchewan

Estimates

(2016-17), main, N84

Track and field

Logan Fettes, Assiniboia Composite High School, student athlete, track and field and basketball, recognition and awards, member's statement, 3770

Watersheds

Watershed associations, accountability and freedom of information requests, 5872

Weightlifting

Tammie-Lee Ballinger, participation in Western Canadian Powerlifting Championships 2018, Edmonton, and upcoming national finals, Ottawa, and records and awards, member's statement, 4623

McCall, Mr. Warren (NDP, Regina Elphinstone-Centre)

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

Speakers, 106–110

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

Speakers, 2764–2767

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

Speakers, 4532–4535

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

Speakers, 6227–6232

Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 187)

Second reading, 6463–6464

Adoption Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 16)

Second reading, 1078–1080

Advanced Education Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, U185–204
(2016-17, November), supplementary, U357–362
(2020-21), main, U1123–1128

Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 201)

Second reading, 6872–6873

Animal Health Act (No. 140)

Second reading, 4890

Animal Protection Act, 2017 (No. 110)

Second reading, 3670–3672

Apiaries Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 179)

Second reading, 6367–6368

Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act, 2018 (No. 136)

Second reading, 4691, 5701

Arbitration (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 97)

Second reading, 3607

Authors

Dr. James Daschuk and Dr. Bill Waiser, literary achievements, member's statement, 1120

Automobile Accident Insurance (Benefits) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 32)

Second reading, 897–898

Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 197)

Second reading, 6780

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 400–404

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 2015–2019

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3841–3846

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5565–5568

Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure

Reopen, petition, 2678, 2822, 2890, 2950, 3030, 3065, 3092, 3180, 3209, 3234, 3266

Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 152)

Second reading, 5007–5008

Business

Development, government commitment to innovative programs and incentives to support business and entrepreneurship, support, moved (Olauson), 4193–4195

Questions and comments, 4201–4202

Canadian Armed Forces

Geo-memorial program dedication

McAndie Coulee honouring Captain David McAndie, ministerial statement (Makowsky), 2898

Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)

Second reading, 238

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Act (No. 121)

Second reading, 3546–3548

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 122)

Second reading, 3548

Central Services Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, C46–55, C57
(2017-18), main, C300–313
(2018-19), main, C453–467

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 33)

Second reading, 1347–1348

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 86)

Second reading, 3112–3114

Child care

Licensed centres, property taxes

Include non-profit centres in The Saskatchewan Education Act and exempt from property taxes, petition, 2184

Choice of Court Agreements (Hague Convention Implementation) Act (No. 96)

Second reading, 3384–3385

Communities

Regina

North Central Community Association's 40th anniversary (2016), member's statement, 506
White Pony Lodge's community patrols in North Central neighbourhood, member's statement, 623

Community-based organizations

North Central Family Centre, Regina

5K Fun Run event (May 14, 2016), member's statement, 132

Condolences

Mitchell, Robert Wayne, moved (Wall), 2997–2998

Construction industry

Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated

Restore tax exemption, petition, 6878

Coroners Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 189)

Second reading, 6694–6695

Corporate income tax

Small business

Income threshold, increase to encourage growth, commendation, moved (Olauson)

Questions and comments, 3226–3227

Courts

Aboriginal court worker program

Reverse cuts, petition, 1664, 1690, 1721, 1745, 1807, 1831–1832, 2215

Creative Saskatchewan

CEO dismissal, 6452

Crime, prevention and intervention

Government strategy, 3068

Crown and Central Agencies Committee

Membership

Substitutions, moved (McCall), H36

Witnesses to testify on activities of cabinet committee on Crown structure, moved (McCall), C841–842

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 2385–2386, 2543

And protection for SaskTel pensions, 1568
Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, 2626–2627
Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 2976–2977

Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1)

Second reading, 1311–1314

Curling

Tim Hortons Brier 2018, held in Regina (March 3-11), and Murray McCormick, recipient of Paul McLean Award, member's statement, 3370–3371

Curriculum

Indigenous languages, expansion to include, ministerial statement (Wyant), 5823

Economy

Government policies, role in creating economic growth, recognition, moved (Fiaz), 1732–1733

Questions and comments, 1739–1740

Economy Committee

Elections

Deputy Chair [Mowat], moved (McCall), E417

Membership

Substitution, moved (McCall), H29, H36

Economy Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, E155–168
(2017-18), main, E361–375

Education Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 157)

Second reading, 5337

Education, funding

First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Closing disparity gap, 221

Government failure to provide adequate funding and honour teachers' contract, condemnation, moved (Beck)

Questions and comments, 785

Election (Fairness and Accountability) Amendment Act (No. 602)

Second reading, 1742

Electronic Information and Documents Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 5)

Second reading, 233

Employment

First Nations and Métis

Initiatives and education, funding gap, 577–578

Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 9)

Second reading, 876–877

Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 174)

Second reading, 6484

Environmental Management and Protection (Environmental Handling Charges) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 124)

Second reading, 4058–4059

Extension of Compassionate Care Act, 2016 (No. 28)

Second reading, 893–894

Fiduciaries Access to Digital Information Act (No. 176)

Second reading, 6326

Film and Video Classification Act, 2016 (No. 19)

Second reading, 1302–1303
Committee discussion, N115–116

Film industry

Sound stage, Regina

Continued public ownership and industry supports, 3596–3597

Financial Planners and Financial Advisors Act (No. 203)

Second reading, 6784

First Nations

Indigenous Christian Fellowship

40th anniversary (2018), member's statement, 4723
Annual fundraiser 2019, member's statement, 6548

Smudge walk (June 2, 2016) in North Central, Regina, member's statement, 416
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous people, Assembly supports, moved (Belanger), 5788–5790

Questions and comments, 5792

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Act, 2019 (No. 183)

Second reading, 6671–6672

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 (No. 184)

Second reading, 6672

Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 139)

Second reading, 4694, 5701
Committee discussion, U876–878

Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 10)

Second reading, 236

Forestry Professions Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 11)

Second reading, 236–237

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 30)

Second reading, 1108–1109

Gambling

Responsible gaming

GameSense, elimination of positions, 1752

Gaming framework agreement

Crossover revenue and indigenous employment targets at casinos, 3454–3455

Government

Consultants, use of, 418
Resources, human and property, evaluation and divestment, 3477–3478

Government buildings

Custodial services, privatization, 1648

Stop, petition, 1641

Evaluation and potential sale, 3692–3693

Government financial management, debt

Increase

And job creation, 1435

Government Relations Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, N562, N568–573

Graduates

Graduate retention program

First home initiative

Launch, ministerial statement (Moe), 678

Health facilities

Security services, maintain public funding, delivery, and administration, petition, 4781–4782, 5044

Heritage Property Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 90)

Second reading, 4223–4224
Committee discussion, N420–421

Highways and roads, safety

Government initiatives and actions to improve highway safety, commendation, moved (Ross), 2260–2261

Questions and comments, 2266–2267

Holocaust

Holocaust Memorial Day (2019), member's statement, 5890

Homeless shelters

Lighthouse Supported Living

Saskatoon stabilization unit, restore funding, petition, 2292, 2309, 2364, 2381

Horned Cattle Purchases Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 14)

Second reading, 1075

House Services Committee

Election, Deputy Chair [Sarauer], moved (McCall), H35
Membership

Substitution, moved (McCall), H35

Reports

First, moved (McCall) for concurrence, 79
Second, moved (McCall) for concurrence, 678
Third, moved (McCall) for concurrence, 742
Fourth, moved (McCall) for concurrence, 742
Fifth, moved (McCall) for concurrence, 1525
Sixth, moved (McCall) for concurrence, 2388
Eighth, moved (McCall) for concurrence, 3308

Human Services Committee

Elections

Deputy Chair [Chartier], moved (McCall), U605

Membership

Substitution, moved (McCall), H36

Hunger

Chili for Children, University of Regina President's Community Award recipient, member's statement, 5345

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 22)

Second reading, 559–562

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 127)

Second reading, 4055–4056

Innovation Saskatchewan

Estimates

(2016-17) main, E116–121
(2017-18) main, E196–202
(2018-19) main, E520–523
(2020-21) main, E914–918

Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee

Elections

Deputy Chair [Belanger], moved (McCall), N313

Membership

Substitutions, moved (McCall), H36

Interns

Gradworks Intern Development Program

Elimination, 1520–1521

Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol (Clare's Law) Act (No. 141)

Second reading, 5210–5211

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)

Second reading, 1820–1823
Committee discussion, N217–220, N228–229

Irrigation Act, 2018 (No. 162)

Second reading, 5182

Jury Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 204)

Second reading, 6913

Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 29)

Second reading, 1107–1108

Labour force

May Day (May 1)

(2019), member's statement, 5878

Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, U862–875

Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 62)

Committee discussion, E388

Land Contracts (Actions) Act, 2017 (No. 103)

Second reading, 3134–3135

Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 163)

Second reading, 5335

Legislative Assembly

Statement of thanks, 728–729, 2579–2580
Statement of thanks and Christmas greetings, 3346

Legislative Assembly (Election Dates) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 133)

Second reading, 4801

Legislative Assembly members

Apologies

Apologize and withdraw unparliamentary remarks, 5834
Release of information regarding provincial budget, 241

Retiring members, appreciation, moved (Moe), 7109–7112

Legislative Building

Dome Cafeteria

Out-sourcing, 4441–4442

Libraries, public

Funding reduction, 2067

Restore funding, petition, 2062

Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 195)

Second reading, 6823–6824

Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 31)

Second reading, 896

Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 134)

Second reading, 4801–4802

Local Government Election Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 135)

Second reading, 4803

Marriage Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 175)

Second reading, 6439–6440

Meewasin Valley Authority

Funding, 676–677

Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 196)

Second reading, 6650–6651

Mineral Taxation (Modernization) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 181)

Second reading, 6592

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, call upon government to phase in, moved (McCall), 4763–4765

Questions and comments, 4772–4774

$15 per hour, increase to, petition, 5327, 5344–5345, 5369, 5397, 5422, 5439, 5644, 5692, 6070
$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4933
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5648–5649, 5674–5675

Ministerial statements [Session 1]

Graduates

Graduate retention program, first home initiative, launch (Moe), 678

Nuclear medicine

Medical isotopes, production in Saskatchewan (Harrison), 190

Skills training

Apprenticeship, harmonization, pan-Canadian mobility protocol agreement, implementation (Harrison), 1506–1507

Trade agreements (commerce)

Canada Free Trade Agreement (Harrison), 2192

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Canadian Armed Forces

Geo-memorial program dedication, McAndie Coulee honouring Captain David McAndie (Makowsky), 2898

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Curriculum

Indigenous languages, expansion to include (Wyant), 5823

Miscellaneous Municipal Statutes Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 194)

Second reading, 6755–6756

Miscellaneous Statutes (Crown Corporations' Fiscal Year End Standardization) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2)

Second reading, 230–232

Miscellaneous Statutes (Economy - Audit Assessments) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 55)

Second reading, 2119

Miscellaneous Statutes (Electronic Register) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 177)

Second reading, 6303–6304

Miscellaneous Statutes (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 98)

Second reading, 3011–3012

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Enforcement Measures) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 138)

Second reading, 4685–4686

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Transfer of Gas, Electrical, and Plumbing Functions) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 180)

Second reading, 6592

Miscellaneous Statutes (Superannuation Plans) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 77)

Second reading, 3051

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal and Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 95)

Second reading, 3126–3128

Miscellaneous Vehicle and Driving Statutes (Cannabis Legislation) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 112)

Second reading, 4112–4113

Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 78)

Second reading, 3051–3052

Municipal Financing Corporation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 80)

Second reading, 3052–3053

Municipal Tax Sharing (Potash) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 111)

Second reading, 3988–3989

Municipalities, funding

Freeze on revenue sharing and cuts to grants-in-lieu, hometowns deserve better, moved (Sarauer), 3463–3465

Questions and comments, 3466

Nuclear medicine

Medical isotopes

Production in Saskatchewan, ministerial statement (Harrison), 190

Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 147)

Second reading, 5200

Oil industry

Relocation incentives, Premier's offer (March 2017), associated costs and planning, 2241–2242

Olympics

Rio 2016 Summer and Paralympic games, Saskatchewan athletes, coaches, and volunteers, recognition, member's statement, 1327

Opioid Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act (No. 199)

Second reading, 6761–6762

Parks Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 76)

Second reading, 4219–4220
Committee discussion, N448–452

Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, N35–48
(2017-18), main, N248–256
(2018-19), main, N410–419
(2020-21), main, N674–679

Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)

Second reading, 1338–1340

Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 151)

Second reading, 4947

Pipelines

Energy East, Keystone XL and Northern Gateway, construction, support, moved (Marit); amendment (Forbes), 649–650

Questions and comments, 651–652

Energy East, Northern Gateway, and Trans Mountain, support for construction, and condemnation of federal leaders who oppose energy projects, moved (Bonk), 6410–6412

Questions and comments, 6415

National Energy Board, stop including upstream and downstream emissions in approval assessments, moved (Carr)

Questions and comments, 2968

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)

Second reading, 1577–1579

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 148)

Second reading, 5032–5033

Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 113)

Second reading, 3677–3678

Points of Order [Session 1]

Decorum

Interference with a member when he's on his feet making a speech, 1673
Who said what, 777

Language

Use of "cannot be trusted," unparliamentary, 774
Use of "deceitful," unparliamentary, 1862
Use of "false information provided," unparliamentary, 912
Use of "lies" and variations, unparliamentary, 1570, 1583
Use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary, 1126
Use of "that's an absolute lie," unparliamentary, 1126
Use of "wasn't straight with us," unparliamentary, 1697–1698

Question period

Question regarding political donations not in scope of question period, 1126
Request to table documents, 2242

Points of Order [Session 2]

Bills

When a bill is on the floor, discuss the bill and not be wide ranging, 2865

Language

He pointed over here and he said "monkey," 3701
Use of "simply not true," unparliamentary, 2989
Use of "that's a lie" in a heckle, unparliamentary, 3242

Members

Reference to member as "the new girl" [Note: Point of order not specified], 3468

Points of Order [Session 3]

Language

Member is making accusations that I think are unparliamentary, 4711

Tabling of documents, 5252–5253

Points of Order [Session 4]

Language

Use of "misleading," 6204

Police (Regional Policing) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 149)

Second reading, 5063–5064

Police services

Regina Police Service Half Marathon

(April 29, 2018), 15th and final event, member's statement, 4121–4122

Political parties

Donations

Lobbyists and corporations receiving government contracts, enact legislation banning donations, moved (Forbes)

Questions and comments, 2510

Post-secondary education

Funding, 77–78, 510–511

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5120
Funding

Restore, petition, 2093, 2128, 2157, 2251, 2772

Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 17)

Second reading, 887–888

Powwows

First Nations University of Canada 39th annual powwow (April 8-9, 2017), member's statement, 2185

Private Bills Committee

Membership

Substitution, moved (McCall), H36

Privilege

Release of embargoed information on provincial budget, member for Saskatoon Nutana [Sproule]

Privileges Committee investigate and report remedy to Legislative Assembly, moved (Cheveldayoff), 271

Privileges Committee

Investigation into the early release of embargoed budget information by Saskatoon Nutana member [Sproule] before budget was tabled in house, R12

Proceedings Against the Crown Act, 2018 (No. 142)

Second reading, 4834

Proceedings Against the Crown Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 143)

Second reading, 4835

Provincial Capital Commission

Wascana Centre Authority

Integration of, 1883

Provincial Capital Commission Act (No. 50)

Second reading, 2222–2223
Committee discussion, C394–400

Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 15)

Second reading, 762–763

Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 107)

Second reading, 4132–4133
Committee discussion, N419–420

Provincial Health Authority Act (No. 53)

Second reading, 2075–2076

Provincial Health Authority Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 54)

Second reading, 2077

Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)

Second reading, 899

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)

Second reading, 2430–2431

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 128)

Second reading, 4056–4057

Public Accounts Committee

Elections

Acting Chair [Phillips] for meeting (September 6, 2017), moved (McCall), P243
Chair [Wotherspoon], moved (McCall), P293

Membership

Eight members, including two opposition members, for duration of 28th legislature, moved (Cheveldayoff ), H2
Substitution, moved (McCall), H29
Substitutions, moved (McCall), H36

Public Employees Pension Plan Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 79)

Second reading, 3052

Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 188)

Second reading, 6672–6673

Public Health (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 12)

Second reading, 881–882

Public service

Collective bargaining, amended compensation reduction targets, communication to unions, 4726
Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2577, 2777
Employees running in elections, 2777–2778
Reduction

To reduce deficit, custodial services and responsible gaming programming, 1725

Transformational change

Core services, employees and compensation, 1811–1812

Public Service Commission

Estimates

(2016-17), main, C32–33, C35–42
(2017-18), main, C388–393
(2018-19), main, C446–451
(2019-20), main, C733–736
(2020-21), main, C988–990

Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 4)

Second reading, 913–914

Question period [Session 1]

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 2385–2386, 2543

And protection for SaskTel pensions, 1568

Education, funding

First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Closing disparity gap, 221

Employment

First Nations and Métis

Initiatives and education, funding gap, 577–578

Gambling

Responsible gaming

GameSense, elimination of positions, 1752

Government

Consultants, use of, 418

Government buildings

Custodial services, privatization, 1648

Government financial management, debt

Increase

And job creation, 1435

Interns

Gradworks Intern Development Program

Elimination, 1520–1521

Libraries, public

Funding reduction, 2067

Meewasin Valley Authority

Funding, 676–677

Oil industry

Relocation incentives, Premier's offer (March 2017), associated costs and planning, 2241–2242

Post-secondary education

Funding, 77–78, 510–511

Provincial Capital Commission

Wascana Centre Authority

Integration of, 1883

Public service

Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2577
Reduction

To reduce deficit, custodial services and responsible gaming programming, 1725

Transformational change

Core services, employees and compensation, 1811–1812

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization, 773, 1543, 2355–2356

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination

Employee termination and Canada Labour Code provisions, 2257–2258

Skills training

Funding, 1462

Teacher education

Northern teacher education program and Northern Professional Access College

Five-year agreement, governance adjustment and funding redirection, 741, 858–859

Unemployment

And provincial economy, 1543
Rate

First Nations, government strategy to address disparity gap, 615

Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw

Funding elimination and job losses in Wakamow Valley Authority, 690

Question period [Session 2]

Crime, prevention and intervention

Government strategy, 3068

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation

Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, 2626–2627
Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 2976–2977

Film industry

Sound stage, Regina

Continued public ownership and industry supports, 3596–3597

Gaming framework agreement

Crossover revenue and indigenous employment targets at casinos, 3454–3455

Government

Resources, human and property, evaluation and divestment, 3477–3478

Government buildings

Evaluation and potential sale, 3692–3693

Legislative Building

Dome Cafeteria

Out-sourcing, 4441–4442

Public service

Compensation reduction to reduce deficit, 2777
Employees running in elections, 2777–2778

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization

And citizen health information portal development, 4360–4361

SaskEnergy Inc.

Distribution rights, move from legislation to regulations, 3096

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, 4069–4070

Question period [Session 3]

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4933
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5648–5649, 5674–5675

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5120

Public service

Collective bargaining, amended compensation reduction targets, communication to unions, 4726

Workplaces

Injuries and fatalities, reduction efforts, 5105, 5444–5445

Question period [Session 4]

Creative Saskatchewan

CEO dismissal, 6452

Real Estate Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 144)

Second reading, 4999–5000

Refugees

Vietnamese, Bruce Tran, community member, member's statement, 5527

Residential Services Act, 2018 (No. 145)

Second reading, 4893

Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 115)

Second reading, 3520–3521

Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Act (No. 61)

Second reading, 2223–2224
Committee discussion, E390–392

Saskatchewan Employment (Leaves) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 153)

Second reading, 5028
Committee discussion, U879–880

Saskatchewan Employment (Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 605)

Second reading, 2971–2972

Saskatchewan Federation of Labour

Annual convention 2018 and change of presidency, recognition of Larry Hubich and welcome to Lori Johb, member's statement, 4502

Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation

Annual report (2015-16), C364–366
Annual reports (2016-17), (2017-18), C703–709
Annual report (2018-19), C899–902
Estimates

(2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C766–768
(2020-21), statutory, lending and investing activities, C992–994

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.26, C699–701

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Program success in welcoming newcomers, moved (Buckingham), 5717–5718

Questions and comments, 5721–5722

Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation

Annual report (2016-17), C657–663
Annual report (2017-2018), C694–697
Estimates

(2016-17), statutory, lending and investing activities, C118–121
(2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C383–386
(2017-18, November), supplementary, statutory, lending and investing activities, C433

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.27, C692–694

Saskatchewan Research Council

Estimates

(2016-17) main, E123–127
(2017-18) main, E204–207
(2018-19) main, E583–584, E585–587

Saskatchewan Technology Start-up Incentive Act (No. 129)

Second reading, 4244–4245
Committee discussion, E524–525

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Annual report (2015-16), C225–235
Annual report (2016-17), C629–638
Annual reports (2017-18), (2018-19), C869–880
Estimates

(2016-17), statutory, lending and investing activities, C122–126
(2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C343–353
(2018-19), statutory, lending and investing activities, C564–572
(2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C774–777
(2020-21), statutory, lending and investing activities, C994–1002

Pension plan

Defined benefit plan, government protection, petition, 1563

Privatization, 773, 1543, 2355–2356

And citizen health information portal development, 4360–4361
Stop plan to sell, petition, 735, 767, 794, 854, 905, 939, 964, 1023, 1089–1090, 1119, 1326, 1355–1356, 1390, 1416–1417, 1428–1429, 1457, 1471, 1499, 1515, 1538–1539

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.13, C628–629

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 92)

Second reading, 3551–3552
Committee discussion, C572

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 93)

Second reading, 3551–3552
Committee discussion, C573

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination

Employee termination and Canada Labour Code provisions, 2257–2258

Saskatchewan Value-added Agriculture Incentive Act (No. 125)

Second reading, 4059–4060

SaskBuilds Corporation

Estimates

(2018-19), main, E609–614

SaskEnergy (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 137)

Second reading, 5415–5416

SaskEnergy Inc.

Distribution rights, move from legislation to regulations, 3096

School Choice Protection Act (No. 89)

Second reading, 3259–3260

Schools

Scott Collegiate, Regina, Graduation Powwow (June 8, 2016) at First Nations University, member's statement, 415–416

Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 150)

Second reading, 5231

Seniors

Advocate, immediately appoint, petition, 3418, 3451, 3686

Skills training

Apprenticeship

Harmonization, pan-Canadian mobility protocol agreement, implementation, ministerial statement (Harrison), 1506–1507

Funding, 1462

Small Claims Act, 2016 (No. 35)

Second reading, 1114

Small Claims Consequential Amendments Act, 2016 (No. 36)

Second reading, 1114

Snowmobile Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 91)

Second reading, 3202–3203

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 6)

Second reading, 915

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2) (No. 7)

Second reading, 915

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 3) (No. 164)

Second reading, 5167

Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 8)

Second reading, 234

Teacher education

Northern teacher education program

Restore agreement and funding, petition, 1293

Northern teacher education program and Northern Professional Access College

Five-year agreement, governance adjustment and funding redirection, 741, 858–859

Teachers

Principals

Canada's Outstanding Principals

(2018) David Magnusson, Sacred Heart Community School, Regina, recipient, member's statement, 3451–3452

Tourism Saskatchewan

Estimates

(2016-17), main, N80–84
(2017-18), main, N232–235
(2018-19), main, N405–408
(2020-21), main, N670–673

Trade

Free trade, importance of, and recognition and acknowledgment of the benefits that trade brings to our province, moved (Bonk), 1481–1483

Questions and comments, 1489–1490

Trade agreements (commerce)

Canada Free Trade Agreement

Ministerial statement (Harrison), 2192

Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 81)

Second reading, 3053–3055

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 37)

Second reading, 1115

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 198)

Second reading, 6736–6738

Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 160)

Second reading, 5289–5290

Trespass to Property Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 161)

Second reading, 5291

Tributes

Merasty, Joseph Auguste "Augie," residential school survivor and memoirist, member's statement, 2037

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action

Calls upon provincial government to fulfill calls to action, moved (Belanger), 655

Unemployment

And provincial economy, 1543
Rate

First Nations, government strategy to address disparity gap, 615

University of Regina

Alumni Crowning Achievement Awards 2017 (October 5, 2017), Thomas Benjoe, Outstanding Young Alumni Award recipient, member's statement, 2855–2856

Vehicles for Hire Act (No. 114)

Second reading, 3992–3993

Vital statistics

Surname, retaining as a given or middle name after marriage, petition, 1854

Volunteers

Provincial Senior Volunteer Awards (September 30, 2018), Lorna Standingready, Contribution to a First Nations or Métis Community award recipient, member's statement, 4962–4963

Wakamow Valley Authority Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 25)

Committee discussion, N49–54

Wakamow Valley Park, Moose Jaw

Funding elimination and job losses in Wakamow Valley Authority, 690

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, 4069–4070
Governance structure, restore, and end commercialization of park, petition, 4984–4985

Water Security Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 44)

Second reading, 1827–1828

Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 165)

Second reading, 5740–5741
Committee discussion, U881–883

Workplaces

Injuries and fatalities, reduction efforts, 5105, 5444–5445

Youth Justice Administration Act, 2018 (No. 158)

Second reading, 5409–5410

McMorris, Mr. Don (Sask Party, Indian Head-Milestone). s.1: Deputy Premier, Minister of Crown Investments.

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

Speakers, 2726–2731

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

Speakers, 4641–4645

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

Speakers, 6199–6204

Advanced Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.1, P404

Agriculture Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.29, P392

Ambulance service

St. John Ambulance Saskatchewan, volunteer award for 50 years of service, Mary Walters, recognition, member's statement, 1500

Automobile Accident Insurance (Benefits) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 32)

First reading, 513–514
Second reading, 547–548

Automobile insurance

Injury coverage, management of, 579–580

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 360–364

Budget, 2017-18

Hiked taxes, service cuts, inability to deal with provincial finances, and continued mismanagement of the economy, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 3702–3703

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3906–3909

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5454–5459

Cancer

Movember campaign

(2018), member's statement, 4653

Carbon tax

Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 4296, 5112, 5422–5423, 5940, 6683

Climate change

Caused by human activity, recognition, and condemnation of government failure to create green jobs, moved (Pedersen), 5906–5907

Questions and comments, 5908

Condolences

Currie, Gordon Gray, moved (Wall), 2991–2992
MacDonald, Cy Pius, moved (Wall), 1031–1032

Corrections and Policing Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.39, P533
(2018) v.1, ch.3, P536
(2018) v.2, ch.30, P541

COVID-19 pandemic

High Five campaign, Indian Head Bakery, member's statement, 7017–7018

Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1)

First reading, 78
Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 78
Second reading, 526

Economy

Diversification, 473–474

Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.42, P307
(2018) v.1, ch.11, P563–564
(2018) v.1, ch.7, P557
(2018) v.2, ch.37, P571–572
(2019) v.1, ch.32, P574–575

Education, funding

Crisis in classrooms due to underfunding, recognition, moved (Beck), 6345–6347

eHealth Saskatchewan

Procurement

Request Auditor perform to fully examine recent and current tendering processes, and that said report be table with the Public Accounts Committee, moved (Mowat); defeated, P460–461

Energy and Resources Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.18, P422

Entrepreneurs

Catellier, Miguel, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Saskatchewan Future 40 winner, member's statement, 4985–4986

Environment Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2018) v.1, ch.18, P519–520

Environmental protection

Bill C-48 (federal), Senate committee opposition to, member's statement, 6047

Exercise

Go Out and Play challenge, Pilot Butte, winners, member's statement, 5584–5585

First Nations

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous people, Assembly supports, moved (Belanger)

Questions and comments, 5793

Football

Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association

3A 9-man, Provincial Championship (2019), Indian Head Broncs, member's statement, 6501

Fundraising

Catherine's Cause, Catherine Okolita, fundraising efforts, awards and recognition, member's statement, 6033–6034

Genetic disorders

Osteogenesis imperfecta (brittle bone disease), awareness and innovation efforts of Carter Brown, member's statement, 4184

Government

Consultants, use of, 418–419

Health

COVID-19 pandemic

Personal safety measures, member's statement, 6903

Health care

Government actions regarding hallway medicine, employee communication, and infrastructure decline, condemnation, moved (Chartier), 6509–6510
Public system, support for, and condemnation of government statements supporting private care, moved (Sproule), 6798–6800

Questions and comments, 6806

Wait times

Diagnostic and specialist services, Fraser Institute annual survey, 2018, Saskatchewan rankings, member's statement, 5130

Hockey

Midget AAA

Telus Cup 2018, Notre Dame Hounds, Wilcox, national champions, member's statement, 4123

Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)

Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3719

Justice Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2018) v.2, ch.36, P586

Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2018) v.1, ch.6, P433

Legislative Assembly members

Apologies

Impaired driving charge, 731

Liquor Retail Modernization Act (No. 23)

First reading, 299
Second reading, 496
Committee discussion, C107–117
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 690
Third reading, 690–691

Liquor Retail Modernization Consequential Amendments Act, 2016 (No. 24)

First reading, 299–300
Second reading, 497
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 691
Third reading, 691

Mental health

Youth

Capacity-building pilot project launch, Greenall High School, Balgonie, member's statement, 5220

Miscellaneous Statutes (Crown Corporations' Fiscal Year End Standardization) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2)

First reading, 78
Second reading, 191

Municipalities, funding

Deep and unexpected cuts and elimination of grants-in-lieu, condemnation of government, moved (Rancourt), 2340–2342

Questions and comments, 2343

Official opposition

Critique

Position on private investments into health care, member's statement, 6790
Position on Regina bypass, member's statement, 6708

Physicians

And nurses, recruitment and retention, government commitment to innovative solutions, support, moved (Weekes), 4338
National Doctors' Day (May 1), and recognition of government's recruitment efforts, member's statement, 5879
Recruitment

Accomplishments, member's statement, 2822

Points of Order [Session 4]

Language

Use of "misleading," 6204

Premiers

Brad Wall, pay tribute for his 18 years of service, moved (Morgan), 3335–3336

Provincial Auditor

Appropriations

Special warrant (May 2020), P674–675

Business and financial plan (2018-19), P290–291
Business and financial plan (2019-20), P454
Business and financial plan (2020-21), P626

Public Accounts Committee

Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees

Committee authorizes attendance at Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees-Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors annual conference

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island (September 23-25, 2018), moved (McMorris), P315
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario (August 18-20, 2019), moved (McMorris), P527

Reports

Fourth, be adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (McMorris), P677

Special warrant for Provincial Auditor, recommendation, moved (McMorris), P674–675

Public Service Commission

Estimates

(2016-17), main, C31–44

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.10, P397

Question period [Session 1]

Automobile insurance

Injury coverage, management of, 579–580

Economy

Diversification, 473–474

Government

Consultants, use of, 418–419

Regina bypass

Contractors, local, 417–418

Railways

Commodities backlog

Urge federal government to pass an order in council with requirements to help address issue and implement legislative improvements, moved (Bradshaw)

Questions and comments, 3585

Regina bypass

Contractors, local, 417–418
Official opening (October 2019), member's statement, 6097
Regina Bypass Consortium

Safety record, member's statement, 2453

Scope and importance, member's statement, 1834

Regional health authorities

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.25, P469

Saskatchewan Cancer Agency

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.14; (2018) v.2, ch.38, P459

Saskatchewan Housing Corporation

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.43, P616

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Estimates

(2016-17), main, non-budgetary, C103–107

Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation

Estimates

(2016-17), statutory, lending and investing activities, C117, C121

Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.31, P446

Social Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.16, P605
(2018) v.2, ch.17, P605
(2018) v.2, ch.26, P610

Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.14, P416–417

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 37)

First reading, 547
Second reading, 603–604

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Governance structure, restore, and ensure an appropriate building for the Canadian National Institute for the Blind, moved (Sarauer), 5359–5361

Water Security Agency

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2018) v.1, ch.12, P548–549

Women

2017 Canada's Most Powerful Women, Top 100, Women's Executive Network, Alana Koch, recipient, member's statement, 3066

Meili, Mr. Ryan (NDP, Saskatoon Meewasin). s.2,3,4: Leader of the Opposition.

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 5818–5822, 5833

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

Speakers, 2699–2702

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

Speakers, 4660–4664

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

Speakers, 6254–6260

Advanced Education Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18), main, U427–429, U431–441

Agriculture Ministry

Satellite offices and extension services, 3689–3690

Agriculture, programs

Business risk management programs

AgriRecovery, access for farmers and declaration of disaster event, 6662

Alcohol

Warehousing and distribution of specialty products, 7028–7029

Art and artists

Canadian Painting Competition 2017, Laura Payne, finalist, member's statement, 3267

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1973–1977

Budget, 2018-19

Upstream spending and increased debt, 3739–3740

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3925–3928

Budget, 2019-20

Accuracy and transparency, 5272
Balanced, culmination of 3-year plan, 5160–5161, 5248
Debt and taxation, impact on families and the economy, 5441–5442
Deficits and investments, 5616–5617

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5626–5630

Budget, 2020-21

COVID-19 pandemic, budget measures, 6942–6944
COVID-19 pandemic, disease prevention and economic stimulus, 6987–6988
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on economic assumptions, 6747, 6994–6995, 7044–7045
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on long-term forecasts, 6994
COVID-19 pandemic, long-term forecasts and government supports, 6998, 7002–7003, 7028, 7035–7036, 7079
COVID-19 pandemic, responsiveness, 6906–6907, 6916, 6941
Economic assumptions, impact of COVID-19 pandemic and oil price collapse, 6841–6842, 6863–6864, 6883–6884

Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure

Reopen, petition, 3298, 3324

Bus services

Passenger services, intermunicipal

Federal support for programs, 4624–4625, 4725, 5272

Business

COVID-19 pandemic

Closure of non-essential services and support for small business, 6908, 6916

Canadian Armed Forces

Pilot training, consolidation of programs and future of 15 Wing Moose Jaw, 4186

Cancer

Fundraising

Daffodil month

(April 2018), cancer research, member's statement, 4030

Carbon tax

Economic impact studies, 6036
Federal imposition

Government actions, 5587

Federal imposition, provincial challenge, 4032–4033

Legal advice, 3540–3541, 3688–3689

Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding, 3372–3374

Child care

Access and affordability, 6943
Affordability and subsidy review, 5708–5709

Child welfare, children in care, 5730
Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Newborn apprehensions, increased, 4903–4904
Overrepresentation, 5830
Reduction efforts, government actions, 5869–5870

Children

Vulnerable

Supports, 5730

Christmas

(2019), member's statement, 6708

Climate change

Student protest and carbon tax challenge, 5917–5918

Coal

Phase-out, transition planning for miners, 6037–6038

Community-based organizations

Funding stability and importance of upstream investment, 3656

Condolences

Bailey, Roy, moved (Moe), 5377
Phillips, Kevin, moved (Moe), 5388–5389

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Legislation and purview, 3655, 3919–3920
Office of the Registrar of Lobbyists

Registry, 100-hour threshold, 5248

Construction industry

Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated

Job losses and industry slowdown, 5150, 5428

Coroners

Coroner's inquest, Samwel Uko, 6934, 6961

And support for a suicide prevention strategy, 6976–6977

Courts

Aboriginal court worker program

Reverse cuts, petition, 1642

COVID-19 pandemic, government response

Areas of focus

Restrictions and resources, 6904, 6920
Member's statement, 6902

Health and economic impacts, preparations, 6720, 6768, 6904–6908, 6915–6920

Appointment of bipartisan committee, 6882–6883

Crops

Grain

Drying, carbon tax costs and request for relief, 6314–6315, 6578

Seed industry, royalties on farm-saved seeds, 5347–5348, 5399–5400

Crown corporations

Privatization

During economic uncertainty, 6951–6952

Privatization, defining with legislation, 2386, 4399

Curriculum

Treaty education, minister's remarks and overseeing of curriculum review, 2923

Demonstrations

First Nations child welfare and justice reform, protest camp in Wascana Park, 4372–4373

Diabetes

Program delivery and performance management, coordination and oversight, 4784

Diagnostic imaging

Two-for-one private-pay model

Canada Health Transfer, implications for, 6748
Wait times, and surgical wait times, 7011–7013

Discrimination

National day of action against hate and intolerance (January 29th), declaration, 5372
Racism, denunciation of, 5372–5374, 5467–5468, 5617–5618

And position on climate change, 5646–5648, 5672–5673

Domestic violence

Government efforts, rate reduction and survivor supports, 4123–4124, 4155

Drainage

Global Transportation Hub and City of Regina, unapproved ditch

Lack of maintenance and impact on surrounding farmers, 4360

Drug and alcohol abuse

Addictions services

And in-patient treatment, access and wait times, 4759–4760

Fentanyl and crystal meth, harm reduction efforts, 3474
Opiates, crisis, government action, 3798–3799, 4382–4383
Safe consumption site, Saskatoon, and funding for addictions programs, 6977–6978
Treatment centres, in-patient

Estevan, St. Joseph's Hospital

Lack of tender, 6952–6953

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Pharmacare

And prescription costs under Saskatchewan drug plan, 3510–3511, 4127, 4368–4369
National strategy, immediately call on the federal government to implement and fully fund, moved (Chartier), 4074–4075

Questions and comments, 4080–4081

National strategy, support, member's statement, 3797
Support for, 5330–5331

Early childhood education

And child care

Availability and affordability, 5249

Economy

Challenges to export economy, and impact of government actions, 6720–6721
COVID-19 pandemic, impacts

Government supports and stimulus funding, 6915–6916

Government policies and economic mobility, 4987–4988
Growth forecast, 3690–3691
Recovery measures, 4785–4786
Recovery measures and personal debt levels, 3540

Education

Class size, measurement, 5932–5933, 5944–5945, 6007–6009, 6048
Consultation and planning for the future, 5748–5749
COVID-19 pandemic, suspension of in-person classes

And child care implications, 6906, 6919

First Nations and Métis

Support for, 2984–2985

Government engagement, 5426
Staff, educational assistants

Leadership promises, 6158–6159

Staff, status of salaries while facilities closed due to pandemic, 6906

Education, funding, 5729–5730

And funding for innovation, 5528
Class size and composition, 6272, 6427–6428
Cornwall School, Regina

Funding elimination, 5470, 5529

Faith-based schools and non-Catholic student attendance at Catholic schools

Support for government commitment, moved (Makowsky), 2414–2416

First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Filling federal gap, 4187

Impact on classroom safety, 6073–6074
Restore funding, leadership campaign promise, 3362
Resumption of in-classroom learning and support for COVID-19 pandemic adjustments, 6943, 7018

And contingency funding, 6988–6989

eHealth Saskatchewan

Contracts, conflict of interest and value-for-money review, 4874–4875, 4904

Election (Fairness and Accountability) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 606)

Second reading, 4340–4342

Elections

By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres

And addition of MLAs, 6074
And local representation, 6075

Fixed election dates and conflicts with other levels of government, 4655, 4675–4676
Provincial 2020, and government preparedness for COVID-19 pandemic, 6817–6818, 6840–6841, 6862, 7079–7080
Provincial 2020, timing of, conflict with fixed election dates, 6721–6722
Provincial, polling stations on reserves and First Nations voter turnout, 4784

Executive Council

Chief of staff to the Premier, former, paid leave and severance package, 4437
Estimates

(2018-19), main, 4409–4430
(2019-20), main, 5954–5975
(2020-21), main, 7051–7075

Exports

Agricultural and agri-food

China, restriction on trade, government actions, 5190, 5466, 5867

Market expansion

Contract with Harper & Associates, 6950–6951

Federal government

Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5191–5193, 5273–5274, 5400, 5868–5869, 5880–5881, 5918–5919, 6047
Relationship with, 6379–6380

Film industry

Birth of a Family documentary, Tasha Hubbard, member's statement, 2539
Cinergie, international francophone film festival (May 8-13, 2018), 13th annual, Saskatoon, member's statement, 4309
Government support, 5160
Saskatchewan Film Employment tax credit

Restoration, member's statement, 7017

First Nations

And Métis

Disparities, closing the gap with non-indigenous people, government efforts, 3453

Children, Boys with Braids campaign and recognition of Michael Linklater as inspirational leader, member's statement, 6683
Indspire Awards 2018, Michael Linklater, recipient, member's statement, 2951

Francophones

Francophone affairs, transfer from Executive Council to Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, 4903

Gangs

Gang violence reduction strategy

Government actions, 5844

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4562
Divestment, potential, 4847
Free-flow access, infrastructure commitment

Contractual obligations, 5116

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 2680–2681

Impact on business viability and need for judicial inquiry, 4817–4818
Investigation, transparency and accountability, 3593, 4370
Public inquiry and conflict of interest, 3622–3623
Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 4357–4359
Transparency and accountability, importance of and need for, moved (Sproule), 3079–3081

Questions and comments, 3082

Government

Cabinet committee on Crown structure, transparency and access to information, 6249
Deputy ministers and officials, access to, 4303
Priorities, common ground with official opposition, 3361, 4448–4449
Procurement

And opportunities for local tradespeople, 4504–4505
Opportunities for local tradespeople and inclusion of community benefits tendering criteria, 7003–7004

Transparency and accountability, 5154

Government financial management, 3594, 5429

Austerity approach, impact on growth and future costs, 5077–5078, 5931–5932
COVID-19 pandemic

Economic downturn, impact on future budgets, 6941–6942, 6950–6952, 7029

Unforeseen circumstances, government planning and resilience, 6816–6817

Government Relations Ministry

Estimates

(2020-21), main, N740–745

Group homes

Weyburn, council decision to reject new group home project, 5371–5372

Health

COVID-19 pandemic

First Nations, Métis, and remote communities, increased risk and mitigation efforts, 6908
Government pandemic plan and communications, 6863
Government pandemic plan, development, funding, 6917
Government planning and priorities, 6930–6931

Health care

COVID-19 pandemic

High-risk populations and facilities, 6919
System capacity, ability to handle outbreaks, 6904–6905, 6907, 6918
Testing protocols and supplies, 6917
Testing protocols for non-travellers, 6908

Personal protective equipment

COVID-19 pandemic, adequacy of supply, 6907, 6929–6930

Procurement, infrastructure, equipment and services, support for local bidders, 6749
Public system, government support, 6748
Wait times

Lab services and diagnoses, 4213

Health care, funding

COVID-19 pandemic

Impact on health budget, contingency planning and fund, 6944

Staffing, facility capacity, and emergency room waits, 6709–6710

Health Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, U752–757

Highways and roads

Saskatoon freeway, planning, 3862

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 4093–4094, 5046–5047

Priorities, 2858–2859

HIV infections

Medication and services, access and funding, 3509–3510
Testing and treatment, 3270

Honours and awards

Governor General's Award in Commemoration of the Persons Case, achievements in gender equality, Betsy Bury, recipient, member's statement, 3149
Order of Canada

(December 30, 2016), Harold Chapman, leader of co-operative movement, member's statement, 1691–1692

Saskatchewan Volunteer Medal

(2016), Peter Zakreski, recipient, member's statement, 2293

Hospitals

Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan

Recruitment

Physicians and specialists, 3921

New facilities, design considerations, 4158–4159
Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, renewal

And funding for other health facility projects, 4238
Funding model and use of local contractors, 6769–6770

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Wait times

And overcrowding, 6248
And patient flow initiatives, 6220–6221
Government targets and initiatives, 6025–6026, 6049–6050

Housing, social

Rental housing supplements, elimination, 4238–4239, 4253

Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)

Effect on organ donation rates

And recognition of crash anniversary, member's statement, 5706

Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3711–3712
Sympathy and condolences to the friends and family of Dayna Brons, and addition of her name to the list of names previously acknowledged, moved (Moe), 3768

Infrastructure

COVID-19 pandemic, economic recovery stimulus funding

Local benefit, 7003

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)

Second reading, 1650–1654
Committee discussion, N220–222

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 2) (No. 99)

Third reading, 4386–4387

Irrigation

Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3945–3948, 3969–3970, 4003–4005, 4066, 4299–4301, 4322–4323

Job creation

And economic recovery, 4503
Government record and impact of expanded PST, 4475–4476, 4562–4564

Labour force

COVID-19 pandemic

Job protection for workers, 6905–6906

Legislative Assembly

Moment of silence and recognition of lives lost during event in Toronto, Ontario (April 23, 2018), 3997
Wheelchair for a Day (April 26, 2017), member's statement, 2310

Legislative Assembly members

Apologies

Failure of his duty to elevate the tone, 6961
Incorrect official mentioned in Question Period, 4937

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 4449–4450, 5131–5132
Federal nominations for sitting members, 3968–3969
Maiden speeches, 1973–1977
New, Saskatoon Meewasin constituency, appreciation and intention, member's statement, 1539
Retiring members, appreciation, moved (Moe), 7086–7088

Legislative Building

Dome Cafeteria

Out-sourcing, 4932–4933

Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 615)

First reading, 5253

Long-term care facilities

Care standards, independent investigation and government oversight, 6932

And support for staff, 6944–6946

Condition of, and protection for staff whistle-blowers, 7019–7020

Medical personnel

COVID-19 pandemic

Recognition of efforts, member's statement, 6903
Travel and self-monitoring, 6905, 6918

Directive regarding communications, 6447–6449, 6473–6474

Meewasin Valley Authority

Funding, statutory

Elimination, 1883–1884

Mental health

Government investment, 5428–5429

Mental health facilities

Emergency units

Supports for, petition, 2890

Mental health services

And addiction services

Access and funding, 4625

And mental health emergency unit wait times, 6962
Children and youth

Wait times and access to services, 5881–5882

Minimum wage

And cost of living, 4092, 4155–4156
$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4724–4725
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5427, 6931

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Trade agreements (commerce)

Interprovincial with Ontario, memorandum of understanding (Harrison), 4508

Miscellaneous Statutes (SaskPower and SaskEnergy) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 64)

Second reading, 2226–2229
Committee discussion, N274, N276–278, N283

Motor vehicles

Used, provincial sales tax exemption, changes

Affordability and method of calculation , 3861

Multiple sclerosis

Saskatchewan Blue Cross annual walk for multiple sclerosis, Saskatoon (April 30, 2017), member's statement, 2382

Municipalities, funding, 3152

Deep and unexpected cuts and elimination of grants-in-lieu, condemnation of government, moved (Rancourt), 2339–2340

Questions and comments, 2343

Government support, Moose Jaw, 3623
Government support, Prince Albert, 3423
Revenue sharing

And increased costs, 5348–5349

Oil industry

Price per barrel

Heavy oil, price differential, mitigation efforts, 5076–5077, 5102–5103

People with disabilities

Transportation service, intermunicipal, 4253

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption

Government intervention, call for, 6932–6933
Safety implications, 6708–6709

Physicians

Emergency room doctors and medical specialists, Regina staffing, impact on emergency room waits, 6628–6629
Specialists

Wait times, 5151
Wait times and recruitment efforts, 4758–4759, 4785

Pipelines

Replacement program and support for local tradespeople, 4676

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)

Second reading, 1823–1827

Points of Order [Session 4]

Language

Use of "false," 6690

Political parties

Donations

Corporate, union, and out-of-province, 4311–4312, 4322
Lobbyists and corporations receiving government contracts, enact legislation banning donations, moved (Forbes), 2506–2508

Questions and comments, 2509–2510

Post-secondary education

Funding

And student supports, 1949, 5528–5529

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5119–5120, 5130–5131
Funding

And support, 2497
Restore, petition, 2184, 2215, 2235, 2276, 2293, 2310, 2324, 2352, 2364, 2381, 2400, 2422, 2437, 2493, 2524

Open educational resources, funding commitment under New West Partnership, 2563–2564

Post-secondary students

Financial supports, 2280
Students Mobilizing Against Cuts, protests, member's statement, 2401

Potash industry

Nutrien, head office presence in Saskatoon, tax incentives and legislative requirements, 4902–4903, 5017–5018
Royalty review, postponed, 5329–5330
Royalty structure changes, 5586
Supports for industry and workers, 6025

Poverty

Child poverty

Reduction measures, 5425, 5730

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy

And renewable energy targets, 3799
Government commitments to global solutions, 6035–6036

Priority Saskatchewan

Contractor selection criteria, support for local contractors, 5749–5750

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)

Second reading, 2389–2390

Public service

Vendor-sponsored travel and gifts

Employee policies and government review, 4816–4817, 4846–4847, 4872–4873, 4932, 4986–4987

Public welfare

Income assistance programs

Diet, 3,000-calorie, changes, 3421
Usage, increase, 5103–5104

Income assistance programs, clients

Funding for funeral services, elimination, 2369, 2429

Public-private partnerships

Maintenance responsibilities and condition of facilities, 7004–7005

Question period [Session 1]

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 2386

Meewasin Valley Authority

Funding, statutory

Elimination, 1883–1884

Post-secondary education

Funding

And student supports, 1949

Post-secondary institutions

Funding

And support, 2497

Open educational resources, funding commitment under New West Partnership, 2563–2564

Post-secondary students

Financial supports, 2280

Public welfare

Income assistance programs, clients

Funding for funeral services, elimination, 2369, 2429

Saskatchewan Housing Corporation

Government-owned houses

Sale, 2529, 2544–2545

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Staff layoffs, 2280–2281

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination

Impact on vulnerable people, 2315

Schools

Capital projects

Funding

Repairs and maintenance, 1545

Teacher education

Northern teacher education program

Residence buildings, 1647, 1669
Transfer to Northlands College, 1694–1695, 1727, 1813–1814, 2240–2241, 2330

Northern teacher education program and Northern Professional Access College

Five-year agreement, governance adjustment and funding redirection, 1569–1570

University of Saskatchewan

College of Medicine

Funding redirected from base operating budget, 2043

Question period [Session 2]

Agriculture Ministry

Satellite offices and extension services, 3689–3690

Budget, 2018-19

Upstream spending and increased debt, 3739–3740

Canadian Armed Forces

Pilot training, consolidation of programs and future of 15 Wing Moose Jaw, 4186

Carbon tax

Federal imposition, provincial challenge, 4032–4033

Legal advice, 3540–3541, 3688–3689

Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding, 3372–3374

Community-based organizations

Funding stability and importance of upstream investment, 3656

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Legislation and purview, 3655, 3919–3920

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 4399

Curriculum

Treaty education, minister's remarks and overseeing of curriculum review, 2923

Demonstrations

First Nations child welfare and justice reform, protest camp in Wascana Park, 4372–4373

Domestic violence

Government efforts, rate reduction and survivor supports, 4123–4124, 4155

Drainage

Global Transportation Hub and City of Regina, unapproved ditch

Lack of maintenance and impact on surrounding farmers, 4360

Drug and alcohol abuse

Fentanyl and crystal meth, harm reduction efforts, 3474
Opiates, crisis, government action, 3798–3799, 4382–4383

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Pharmacare

And prescription costs under Saskatchewan drug plan, 3510–3511, 4127, 4368–4369

Economy

Growth forecast, 3690–3691
Recovery measures and personal debt levels, 3540

Education

First Nations and Métis

Support for, 2984–2985

Education, funding

First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Filling federal gap, 4187

Restore funding, leadership campaign promise, 3362

Executive Council

Chief of staff to the Premier, former, paid leave and severance package, 4437

First Nations

And Métis

Disparities, closing the gap with non-indigenous people, government efforts, 3453

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 2680–2681

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 3593, 4370
Public inquiry and conflict of interest, 3622–3623
Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 4357–4359

Government

Deputy ministers and officials, access to, 4303
Priorities, common ground with official opposition, 3361, 4448–4449

Government financial management, 3594
Health care

Wait times

Lab services and diagnoses, 4213

Highways and roads

Saskatoon freeway, planning, 3862

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 4093–4094

Priorities, 2858–2859

HIV infections

Medication and services, access and funding, 3509–3510
Testing and treatment, 3270

Hospitals

Children's Hospital of Saskatchewan

Recruitment

Physicians and specialists, 3921

New facilities, design considerations, 4158–4159
Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, renewal

And funding for other health facility projects, 4238

Housing, social

Rental housing supplements, elimination, 4238–4239, 4253

Irrigation

Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3945–3948, 3969–3970, 4003–4005, 4066, 4299–4301, 4322–4323

Legislative Assembly members

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 4449–4450
Federal nominations for sitting members, 3968–3969

Minimum wage

And cost of living, 4092, 4155–4156

Motor vehicles

Used, provincial sales tax exemption, changes

Affordability and method of calculation, 3861

Municipalities, funding, 3152

Government support, Moose Jaw, 3623
Government support, Prince Albert, 3423

People with disabilities

Transportation service, intermunicipal, 4253

Political parties

Donations

Corporate, union, and out-of-province, 4311–4312, 4322

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy

And renewable energy targets, 3799

Public welfare

Income assistance programs

Diet, 3,000-calorie, changes, 3421

Railways

Commodities backlog

Government efforts, 4093

Grain backlog

Government efforts, 3420

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Funding and market responsiveness, 4065–4066

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination, 4254–4255

School shooting, La Loche, 2016

Damage to building, funding for repairs, 2923
Support for community, 4252

Schools

Capital projects, 4262

Sixties Scoop, government apology

And actions towards closing the disparity gap, 4326
Status, 3453–3454

Students

Gay-straight alliances

Privacy protection, 4212

Suicides

Prevention, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' strategy, funding and support, 4381–4382

Surgical wait times, 3771–3772, 3803
Teachers

Salaries, funding commitment, 4263

Trade

United States

Steel and aluminum tariffs

Government efforts, 4448

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action

Government implementation and report on progress, 3457, 3475

Unemployment

And further reduction of public service employees, 3361
And provincial economy, 3690

Question period [Session 3]

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 5818–5822, 5833

Budget, 2019-20

Accuracy and transparency, 5272
Balanced, culmination of 3-year plan, 5160–5161, 5248
Debt and taxation, impact on families and the economy, 5441–5442
Deficits and investments, 5616–5617

Bus services

Passenger services, intermunicipal

Federal support for programs, 4624–4625, 4725, 5272

Carbon tax

Economic impact studies, 6036
Federal imposition

Government actions, 5587

Child care

Affordability and subsidy review, 5708–5709

Child welfare, children in care, 5730
Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Newborn apprehensions, increased, 4903–4904
Overrepresentation, 5830
Reduction efforts, government actions, 5869–5870

Children

Vulnerable

Supports, 5730

Climate change

Student protest and carbon tax challenge, 5917–5918

Coal

Phase-out, transition planning for miners, 6037–6038

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Office of the Registrar of Lobbyists

Registry, 100-hour threshold, 5248

Construction industry

Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated

Job losses and industry slowdown, 5150, 5428

Crops

Seed industry, royalties on farm-saved seeds, 5347–5348, 5399–5400

Diabetes

Program delivery and performance management, coordination and oversight, 4784

Discrimination

National day of action against hate and intolerance (January 29th), declaration, 5372
Racism, denunciation of, 5372–5374, 5467–5468, 5617–5618

And position on climate change, 5646–5648, 5672–5673

Drug and alcohol abuse

Addictions services

And in-patient treatment, access and wait times, 4759–4760

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Pharmacare

Support for, 5330–5331

Early childhood education

And child care

Availability and affordability, 5249

Economy

Government policies and economic mobility, 4987–4988
Recovery measures, 4785–4786

Education

Class size, measurement, 5932–5933, 5944–5945, 6007–6009, 6048
Consultation and planning for the future, 5748–5749
Government engagement, 5426

Education, funding, 5729–5730

And funding for innovation, 5528
Cornwall School, Regina

Funding elimination, 5470, 5529

eHealth Saskatchewan

Contracts, conflict of interest and value-for-money review, 4874–4875, 4904

Elections

Fixed election dates and conflicts with other levels of government, 4655, 4675–4676
Provincial, polling stations on reserves and First Nations voter turnout, 4784

Exports

Agricultural and agri-food

China, restriction on trade, government actions, 5190, 5466, 5867

Federal government

Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5191–5193, 5273–5274, 5400, 5868–5869, 5880–5881, 5918–5919, 6047

Film industry

Government support, 5160

Francophones

Francophone affairs, transfer from Executive Council to Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, 4903

Gangs

Gang violence reduction strategy

Government actions, 5844

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4562
Divestment, potential, 4847
Free-flow access, infrastructure commitment

Contractual obligations, 5116

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Impact on business viability and need for judicial inquiry, 4817–4818

Government

Procurement

And opportunities for local tradespeople, 4504–4505

Transparency and accountability, 5154

Government financial management, 5429

Austerity approach, impact on growth and future costs, 5077–5078, 5931–5932

Group homes

Weyburn, council decision to reject new group home project, 5371–5372

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 5046–5047

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Wait times

Government targets and initiatives, 6025–6026, 6049–6050

Job creation

And economic recovery, 4503
Government record and impact of expanded PST, 4475–4476, 4562–4564

Legislative Assembly members

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 5131–5132

Legislative Building

Dome Cafeteria

Out-sourcing, 4932–4933

Mental health

Government investment, 5428–5429

Mental health services

And addictions services

Access and funding, 4625

Children and youth

Wait times and access to services, 5881–5882

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4724–4725
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5427

Municipalities, funding

Revenue sharing

And increased costs, 5348–5349

Oil industry

Price per barrel

Heavy oil, price differential, mitigation efforts, 5076–5077, 5102–5103

Physicians

Specialists

Wait times, 5151
Wait times and recruitment efforts, 4758–4759, 4785

Pipelines

Replacement program and support for local tradespeople, 4676

Post-secondary education

Funding

And student supports, 5528–5529

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5119–5120, 5130–5131

Potash industry

Nutrien, head office presence in Saskatoon, tax incentives and legislative requirements, 4902–4903, 5017–5018
Royalty review, postponed, 5329–5330
Royalty structure changes, 5586
Supports for industry and workers, 6025

Poverty

Child poverty

Reduction measures, 5425, 5730

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy

Government commitments to global solutions, 6035–6036

Priority Saskatchewan

Contractor selection criteria, support for local contractors, 5749–5750

Public service

Vendor-sponsored travel and gifts

Employee policies and government review, 4816–4817, 4846–4847, 4872–4873, 4932, 4986–4987

Public welfare

Income assistance programs

Usage, increase, 5103–5104

Regina bypass

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs and response timeliness, 4728

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Facilities consolidation, Global Transportation Hub, 5842

Sixties Scoop, government apology

And government action on recommendations, 5983–5986
And records for federal class action settlement, 5831, 5843

Students

Gay-straight alliances

Privacy protection, 5763–5764

Suicides

Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 5986, 6007, 6035

Teacher education

Northern teacher education program

Transfer to Northlands College

And impact on northern teacher recruitment and retention, 4624, 5426–5427

Trade missions

Return on investment, 4656

Trucking industry

Drivers, mandatory training, 5018–5019

United Nations

Compact for migration, 5400–5401, 5673–5674

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments, 5161–5162, 5190–5191

Question period [Session 4]

Agriculture, programs

Business risk management programs

AgriRecovery, access for farmers and declaration of disaster event, 6662

Alcohol

Warehousing and distribution of specialty products, 7028–7029

Budget, 2020-21

COVID-19 pandemic, budget measures, 6942–6944
COVID-19 pandemic, disease prevention and economic stimulus, 6987–6988
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on economic assumptions, 6747, 6994–6995, 7044–7045
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on long-term forecasts, 6994
COVID-19 pandemic, long-term forecasts and government supports, 6998, 7002–7003, 7028, 7035–7036, 7079
COVID-19 pandemic, responsiveness, 6906–6907, 6916, 6941
Economic assumptions, impact of COVID-19 pandemic and oil price collapse, 6841–6842, 6863–6864, 6883–6884

Business

COVID-19 pandemic

Closure of non-essential services and support for small business, 6908, 6916

Child care

Access and affordability, 6943

Coroners

Coroner's inquest, Samwel Uko, 6934, 6961

And support for a suicide prevention strategy, 6976–6977

COVID-19 pandemic, government response

Areas of focus

Restrictions and resources, 6904, 6920

Health and economic impacts, preparations, 6720, 6768, 6904–6908, 6915–6920

Appointment of bipartisan committee, 6882–6883

Crops

Grain

Drying, carbon tax costs and request for relief, 6314–6315, 6578

Crown corporations

Privatization

During economic uncertainty, 6951–6952

Diagnostic imaging

Two-for-one private-pay model

Canada Health Transfer, implications for, 6748
Wait times, and surgical wait times, 7011–7013

Drug and alcohol abuse

Safe consumption site, Saskatoon, and funding for addictions programs, 6977–6978
Treatment centres, in-patient

Estevan, St. Joseph's Hospital

Lack of tender, 6952–6953

Economy

Challenges to export economy, and impact of government actions, 6720–6721
COVID-19 pandemic

Government supports and stimulus funding, 6915–6916

Education

COVID-19 pandemic, suspension of in-person classes

And child care implications, 6906, 6919

Staff, educational assistants

Leadership promises, 6158–6159

Staff, status of salaries while facilities closed due to pandemic, 6906

Education, funding

Class size and composition, 6272, 6427–6428
Impact on classroom safety, 6073–6074
Resumption of in-classroom learning and support for COVID-19 pandemic adjustments, 6943, 7018

And contingency funding, 6988–6989

Elections

By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres

And addition of MLAs, 6074
And local representation, 6075

Provincial 2020, and government preparedness for COVID-19 pandemic, 6817–6818, 6840–6841, 6862, 7079–7080
Provincial 2020, timing of, conflict with fixed election dates, 6721–6722

Exports

Market expansion

Contract with Harper & Associates, 6950–6951

Federal government

Relationship with, 6379–6380

Government

Cabinet committee on Crown structure, transparency and access to information, 6249
Procurement

Opportunities for local tradespeople and inclusion of community benefits tendering criteria, 7003–7004

Government financial management

COVID-19 pandemic

Economic downturn, impact on future budgets, 6941–6942, 6950–6952, 7029

Unforeseen circumstances, government planning and resilience, 6816–6817

Health

COVID-19 pandemic

First Nations, Métis, and remote communities, increased risk and mitigation efforts, 6908
Government pandemic plan and communications, 6863
Government pandemic plan, development, funding, 6917
Government planning and priorities, 6930–6931

Health care

COVID-19 pandemic

High-risk populations and facilities, 6919
System capacity, ability to handle outbreaks, 6904–6905, 6907, 6918
Testing protocols and supplies, 6917
Testing protocols for non-travellers, 6908

Personal protective equipment

COVID-19 pandemic, adequacy of supply, 6907, 6929–6930

Procurement, infrastructure, equipment and services, support for local bidders, 6749
Public system, government support, 6748

Health care, funding

COVID-19 pandemic

Impact on health budget, contingency planning and fund, 6944

Staffing, facility capacity, and emergency room waits, 6709–6710

Hospitals

Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, renewal

Funding model and use of local contractors, 6769–6770

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Wait times

And overcrowding, 6248
And patient flow initiatives, 6220–6221

Infrastructure

COVID-19 pandemic, economic recovery stimulus funding

Local benefit, 7003

Labour force

COVID-19 pandemic

Job protection for workers, 6905–6906

Long-term care facilities

Care standards, independent investigation and government oversight, 6932

And support for staff, 6944–6946

Condition of, and protection for staff whistle-blowers, 7019–7020

Medical personnel

COVID-19 pandemic

Travel and self-monitoring, 6905, 6918

Directive regarding communications, 6447–6449, 6473–6474

Mental health services

And mental health emergency unit wait times, 6962

Minimum wage

Adequacy and indexation formula, 6931

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption

Government intervention, call for, 6932–6933
Safety implications, 6708–6709

Physicians

Emergency room doctors and medical specialists, Regina staffing, impact on emergency room waits, 6628–6629

Public-private partnerships

Maintenance responsibilities and condition of facilities, 7004–7005

Railways

CN Rail strike, support for workers and urgent need for service restoration, 6526–6527

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6158, 7004–7005

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Global Trade and Exhibition Centre, entrepreneur program changes, 6358–6359, 6380–6381

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6271–6272

Schools

Capital projects

Funding

Repairs and replacements, funding predictability, 6686–6687

Suicides

Prevention, government action plan and support for private member's bill, 6962, 6987
Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 6528, 6576–6577, 6578–6579

Surgery

Funding increase, and system-wide needs, 6249–6250

Teachers

Collective bargaining and job action, 6818–6819, 6864–6865

Trade

Development, government initiatives and impact of western separation movement, 6661

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments

Auditor review, findings, 6711

Railways

CN Rail strike, support for workers and urgent need for service restoration, 6526–6527
Commodities backlog

Government efforts, 4093

Grain backlog

Government efforts, 3420

Regina bypass

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs and response timeliness, 4728

Saskatchewan Employment (Incremental Increase to the Minimum Wage) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 611)

First reading, 4851

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6158, 7004–7005

Saskatchewan Housing Corporation

Government-owned houses

Sale, 2529, 2544–2545

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Global Trade and Exhibition Centre, entrepreneur program changes, 6358–6359, 6380–6381

Saskatchewan Party

Leadership, critique, member's statement, 6377

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Funding and market responsiveness, 4065–4066
Staff layoffs, 2280–2281

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Facilities consolidation, Global Transportation Hub, 5842
Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6271–6272

Power outage, widespread (December 2018)

Expression of thanks to all involved in repair and management efforts, statement by a member, 5123–5124

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination, 4254–4255

Impact on vulnerable people, 2315

SaskEnergy Inc.

Estimates

(2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C354–360

School shooting, La Loche, 2016

Damage to building, funding for repairs, 2923
Support for community, 4252

Schools

Capital projects, 4262

Funding

Repairs and maintenance, 1545
Repairs and replacements, funding predictability, 6686–6687

Sixties Scoop, government apology

And actions towards closing the disparity gap, 4326
And government action on recommendations, 5983–5986
And records for federal class action settlement, 5831, 5843
Status, 3453–3454

Social Services Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18), main, U450–458, U459–462

Speaker

Election [Docherty], 3351

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 3]

Language

I definitely heard it, withdraw and apologize, 5672
Unparliamentary comment "grow a spinal cord"

Withdraw and apologize, 5194

Students

Gay-straight alliances

Privacy protection, 4212, 5763–5764

Suicides

Prevention, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' strategy, funding and support, 4381–4382
Prevention, government action plan and support for private member's bill, 6962, 6987
Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 5986, 6007, 6035, 6528, 6576–6577, 6578–6579

Surgery

Funding increase, and system-wide needs, 6249–6250

Surgical wait times, 3771–3772, 3803
Teacher education

Northern teacher education program

Residence buildings, 1647, 1669
Restore agreement and funding, petition, 1564, 1664, 1690–1691, 1721, 1807–1808, 1832
Transfer to Northlands College, 1694–1695, 1727, 1813–1814, 2240–2241, 2330

And impact on northern teacher recruitment and retention, 4624, 5426–5427

Northern teacher education program and Northern Professional Access College

Five-year agreement, governance adjustment and funding redirection, 1569–1570

Teachers

Collective bargaining and job action, 6818–6819, 6864–6865
Salaries, funding commitment, 4263

Terrorism

Event at mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand (March 15, 2019), member's statement, 5370
Event in Toronto, Ontario (April 23, 2018), moment of silence and recognition of lives lost, member's statement, 3997

Trade

Development, government initiatives and impact of western separation movement, 6661
United States

Steel and aluminum tariffs

Government efforts, 4448

Trade agreements (commerce)

Interprovincial with Ontario, memorandum of understanding, ministerial statement (Harrison), 4508

Trade missions

Return on investment, 4656

Tributes

Bury, Dr. John, family physician and Medicare pioneer, member's statement, 2524
Smith, Harry Leslie, writer and social welfare advocate, member's statement, 5044

Trucking industry

Drivers, mandatory training, 5018–5019

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action

Government implementation and report on progress, 3457, 3475

Unemployment

And further reduction of public service employees, 3361
And provincial economy, 3690

United Nations

Compact for migration, 5400–5401, 5673–5674

University of Saskatchewan

College of Medicine

Funding redirected from base operating budget, 2043

Violence

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (December 6)

(2018), member's statement, 5148

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments, 5161–5162, 5190–5191

Auditor review, findings, 6711

Water Security Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 44)

Second reading, 1700–1702

Merriman, Mr. Paul (Sask Party, Saskatoon Silverspring-Sutherland). s.1,2,3,4: Minister of Social Services.

Act to Reduce Salaries of Members of the Legislative Assembly, 2017 (No. 47)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1817

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

Speakers, 102, 103–106

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

Speakers, 2669–2671

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

Speakers, 4611–4615

Adoption Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 16)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 1383

Advocate for Children and Youth

Appointment, Corey O'Soup, moved (Merriman), 946

Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 201)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 6972

Autism

Fundraising and awareness

Autism Speaks Canada Walk in Saskatoon (June 12, 2016), member's statement, 472

Automobile Accident Insurance (Benefits) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 32)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1375

Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 197)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 6971

Brain tumours

Brain Tumour Awareness Month (May 2018), member's statement, 4122

Budget, March 22, 2017

Moved (Merriman) to resume debate (March 23, 2017), 1846

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3832–3835

Cancer Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 13)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 1243

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 33)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 1376

Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 86)

First reading, 2798
Second reading, 2839–2840
Committee discussion, U710–712
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4318
Third reading, 4318

Child care

Affordability and subsidy review, 5708–5709

Child welfare

Legislation, review and update

Implementation delays, 4658–4659, 4934–4935

Child welfare, children in care, 5730–5731
Child welfare, First Nations children in care

First Nations child and family services agencies

Agreement between government and Saskatoon Tribal Council, ministerial statement (Merriman) , 5376

Newborn apprehensions, increased, 4904
Overrepresentation, 5830–5831
Overrepresentation, government actions and involvement of indigenous leaders, 5857–5858
Reduction efforts, government actions, 5869–5870
Reduction strategy and work with First Nations agencies, 4007

Children

Dietary needs, nutrition and access, 5224
Vulnerable

Supports, 5730–5731

Climate change

Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon); transmittal, moved (Merriman), 869

Committees

Membership, government to opposition ratio, moved (Merriman), H59

Community-based organizations

Funding stability and importance of upstream investment, 3656
Funding stability and need for multi-year investment, 6631

Condolences

Transmittal, moved (Merriman), 1040

Coroners Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 41)

Withdrawn, 1300

Coroners Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 189)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6777

Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 58)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2105

Crown and Central Agencies Committee

Elections

Chair [Young], moved (Merriman), C137

Membership

Substitution, moved (Merriman), 1671, H11

Crown Corporations Public Ownership Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 1)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1374

Economy Committee

Membership

Substitutions, moved (Merriman), H11

Education Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 63)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 2245

Education Property Tax Act (No. 48)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2146

Education Property Tax Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 49)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice, 2147

Elections Saskatchewan

Estimates

(2017-18), statutory, H19–20

Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 174)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6532

Extension of Compassionate Care Act, 2016 (No. 28)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 1372

Fiduciaries Access to Digital Information Act (No. 176)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6532

Film and Video Classification Act, 2016 (No. 19)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1303

Financial Planners and Financial Advisors Act (No. 203)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6972

Food banks

Usage, increase, 6405

Football

Canadian Junior Football League championship, Canadian Bowl

2016, Saskatoon Hilltops, champions, member's statement, 1295

Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 10)

Referred to Economy Committee, 1156

Forestry Professions Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 11)

Referred to Economy Committee, 1156

Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 30)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1305

Fuel Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 68)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2301

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit

Motions

Request to move motion regarding officials appearing as witnesses (Sarauer), defeated, P109
Request officials, past and present, appear before committee as witnesses, either individually or together, moved (Sproule); amendment (Sarauer), P153
Committee meet with [current] officials on February 13th, 2017, to conclude consideration of recommendations, moved (Doke), abstention (Sarauer), motion to rescind (Sarauer), P184
Request all documentation, without redactions, referenced by the Chief Executive Officer of the Hub and the Deputy Minister of Highways as they have endeavoured to check the record and get back to the committee with information, moved (Sarauer), P211
Request update by March 17, 2017 from officials from both Ministry of Highways and Global Transportation Hub regarding outstanding information and documentation to the committee, moved (Sarauer), P220

Government financial management

Social spending and government priorities, 3571–3572

Group homes

Weyburn, council decision to reject new group home project, 5372

Hockey

University of Saskatchewan Huskies

Placement in University Cup finals, member's statement, 1880

Homeless shelters

Youth shelter, Dories House, Swift Current, funding, 3658

Horned Cattle Purchases Repeal Act, 2016 (No. 14)

Referred to Economy Committee, 1159

House Services Committee

Membership lists, adopted and reported to the Assembly, moved (Merriman), H59
Reports

Third, be adopted and filed with Clerk, moved (Merriman), H12
Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Merriman), H13
Fourteenth, adoption and filed with the Clerk, moved (Merriman), H59

Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan

Revisions subcommittee, membership, moved (Merriman), H12

Steering committee, membership substitution, moved (Merriman), H11

Housing

Co-operative housing

Contract expiry and continuation of rental assistance, 6688–6689

Housing, social

Rental housing supplements, elimination, 3743, 4095–4096, 4188–4189, 4239

And impact on people with disabilities, 4315–4316, 4371–4372
And need for housing navigator, 4451–4452

Human Services Committee

Membership

Addition, moved (Merriman), 1671
Substitutions, moved (Merriman), H11

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 69)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2304

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 210)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 6969

Information and Privacy Commissioner

Estimates

(2016-17, November), supplementary, H15

Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee

Membership

Substitutions, moved (Merriman), H11

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 40)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1823

Jury Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 204)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6972

Justice Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2013) v.1, ch.18, P138

Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 29)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice, 1304

Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 62)

Referred to Economy Committee, 2210

Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 60)

First reading, 2069
Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2153

Legislative Assembly

Adjournment

(November 30, 2016), until March 6, 2017, moved (Merriman), 1534
(May 18, 2017), until October 25, 2017, moved (Merriman), 2580

Members be authorized to address Syrian refugees in the gallery, and language interpretation be permitted from the floor of the chamber, moved (Merriman), 1085
Statement of thanks, 2578–2579

Legislative Assembly members

Apologies

Correction of facts in member's statement, 2447

Leave of absence

Regina Pasqua [Fiaz], Saskatoon Churchill-Wildwood [Lambert], and Regina Lakeview [Beck] to attend Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Canadian regional seminar in Quebec City (November 10, 2016) (Merriman), 1274–1275
Regina Rochdale [Ross] (March 6-9, 2017) to attend Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians steering committee meeting and Equal Voice daughters of the vote 2017 initiative in Ottawa, Ontario, moved (Merriman), 1545
Saskatoon Willowgrove [Cheveldayoff] and Regina Elphinstone-Centre [McCall] (November 7-10, 2016) to attend Global Elections Organization Conference in Washington, DC, moved (Merriman), 1127

Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 195)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6909

Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 31)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1307

Marriage Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 175)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6670

Meewasin Valley Authority Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 52)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2152

Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 196)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6910

Mining industry

Mining Supply Chain Forum, Saskatoon (April 12-16, 2016), member's statement, 133

Ministerial statements [Session 3]

Child welfare, First Nations children in care

First Nations child and family services agencies, agreement between government and Saskatoon Tribal Council (Merriman), 5376

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Saskatchewan Housing Corporation

Fusion 22, Saskatoon, partnership to support youth and young families (Merriman), 6103–6104

Miscellaneous Statutes (Crown Corporations' Fiscal Year End Standardization) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1168

Miscellaneous Statutes (Economy - Audit Assessments) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 55)

Referred to Economy Committee, 2119

Miscellaneous Statutes (Electronic Register) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 177)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6533

Miscellaneous Statutes (SaskPower and SaskEnergy) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 64)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2248

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2019 (No. 178)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 6533

Missing persons

Women and girls, indigenous, missing and murdered

Monument, Saskatoon police station, member's statement, 2437–2438
Monument, Saskatoon police station, correction, 2447

Motions, transmittal

Climate change

Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon); transmittal, moved (Merriman), 869

Music

Saskatchewan Jazz Festival (June 24-July 3, 2016)

Member's statement, 719

Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 56)

Referred to Economy Committee, 2121

Opioid Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act (No. 199)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 6971

Patient Choice Medical Imaging Act (No. 26)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 1370

People with disabilities

Northern Saskatchewan, supports and services, access, 5104

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 43)

Referred to Economy Committee, 2088

Points of Order [Session 1]

Decorum

Interference with a member when he's on his feet making a speech, 1673

Language

Use of "cannot be trusted," unparliamentary, 774
Use of "captain grandstand," unparliamentary, 2331
Use of "deceitful," unparliamentary, 1862
Use of "false information provided," unparliamentary, 912
Use of "feather their nest" and "scandal-plagued minister" or "scandal-plagued member," unparliamentary, 1240
Use of "lies" and variations, unparliamentary, 1570
Use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary, 1126
Use of "puppet of the Premier," unparliamentary, 2299
Use of "scandal-plagued member" and "scandal-plagued minister," unparliamentary, 1240
Use of "that's an absolute lie," unparliamentary, 1126
Use of "wasn't straight with us," unparliamentary, 1697

Members, reference to presence or absence in the chamber, 981
Question period

Question regarding political donations not in scope of question period, 1126

Speaker ruling, no member may comment upon, 1863

Points of Order [Session 4]

Language

Use of "cannot trust the Minister," 6369
Use of "lying" in a heckle, 6554

Members

Intimating that the Opposition was disappointed that COVID wasn't more serious, 7049

Question period

Responses shall be relevant to the question, 6452, 6795

Post-secondary students

Graduate students

Physics, Lindsay Goodwin, work in measuring impact of solar activity in Earth's upper atmosphere, member's statement, 4003

Poverty

Child poverty

Reduction measures, 5730

Power Corporation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 17)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1385

Private Bills Committee

Membership

Addition, moved (Merriman), 1671

Privileges Committee

Membership

Substitution, moved (Merriman), H11

Provincial Auditor

Business and financial plan (2017-18), P128
Special Report: Land Acquisition Processes, The Global Transportation Hub Authority and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, P153, P182, P184, P211

Provincial Capital Commission Act (No. 50)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2223

Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 15)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1381

Provincial Health Authority Act (No. 53)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 2112

Provincial Health Authority Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 54)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 2112

Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)

Referred to Economy Committee, 1366

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 70)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2431

Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 211)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 6969

Public Accounts Committee

Membership

Substitutions, moved (Merriman), 1671, H12

Public Health (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 12)

Referred to Human Services Committee, 1379

Public service

Diversity

Disability targets, 4216

Public welfare

Income assistance programs

Diet, 3,000-calorie, changes, 2925–2926, 3421–3422
Funding, 3214–3215
Saskatchewan income support program

Rent guarantees and recipient autonomy, 6161, 6476–6477, 6632

Usage, increase, 5103–5104

Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 4)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1352

Question period [Session 2]

Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Reduction strategy and work with First Nations agencies, 4007

Community-based organizations

Funding stability and importance of upstream investment, 3656

Government financial management

Social spending and government priorities, 3571–3572

Homeless shelters

Youth shelter, Dories House, Swift Current, funding, 3658

Housing, social

Rental housing supplements, elimination, 3743, 4095–4096, 4188–4189, 4239

And impact on people with disabilities, 4315–4316, 4371–4372
And need for housing navigator, 4451–4452

Public service

Diversity

Disability targets, 4216

Public welfare

Income assistance programs

Diet, 3,000-calorie, changes, 2925–2926, 3421–3422
Funding, 3214–3215

Question period [Session 3]

Child care

Affordability and subsidy review, 5708–5709

Child welfare

Legislation, review and update

Implementation delays, 4658–4659, 4934–4935

Child welfare, children in care, 5730–5731
Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Newborn apprehensions, increased, 4904
Overrepresentation, 5830–5831
Overrepresentation, government actions and involvement of indigenous leaders, 5857–5858
Reduction efforts, government actions, 5869–5870

Children

Dietary needs, nutrition and access, 5224
Vulnerable

Supports, 5730–5731

Group homes

Weyburn, council decision to reject new group home project, 5372

People with disabilities

Northern Saskatchewan, supports and services, access, 5104

Poverty

Child poverty

Reduction measures, 5730

Public welfare

Income assistance programs

Usage, increase, 5103–5104

Sixties Scoop, government apology

And government action on recommendations, 5983–5986
And records for federal class action settlement, 5831, 5844

Question period [Session 4]

Community-based organizations

Funding stability and need for multi-year investment, 6631

Food banks

Usage, increase, 6405

Housing

Co-operative housing

Contract expiry and continuation of rental assistance, 6688–6689

Public welfare

Income assistance programs

Saskatchewan income support program

Rent guarantees and recipient autonomy, 6161, 6476–6477, 6632

Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw

Land sale, consultation, 6403–6404

Women's shelters

Capacity issues and funding support for second-stage housing, 6293, 6866–6867

Residential Services Act, 2018 (No. 145)

First reading, 4729
Second reading, 4795
Committee discussion, U963–966
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5936
Amendments, first and second readings, 5937
Third reading, 5937

Saskatchewan Chemical Fertilizer Incentive Act (No. 209)

Referred to Economy Committee, 6991

Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Act (No. 61)

Referred to Economy Committee, 2224

Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation Repeal Act (No. 51)

Referred to Economy Committee, 2116

Saskatchewan Housing Corporation

Fusion 22, Saskatoon, partnership to support youth and young families, ministerial statement (Merriman), 6103–6104

Saskatchewan Party

Premier's Dinner, Saskatoon, protests, member's statement, 2354–2355

Saskatoon Meewasin Constituency By-election Act (No. 46)

First reading, 1535
Second reading, 1535
Committee of the Whole on Bills

Report without amendment, moved (Merriman), 1535

Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1535
Third reading, 1536

Sixties Scoop, government apology

And government action on recommendations, 5983–5986
And records for federal class action settlement, 5831, 5844

Small Claims Act, 2016 (No. 35)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1377

Small Claims Consequential Amendments Act, 2016 (No. 36)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1378

Social Services Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18), supplementary, U597–602
(2018-19, November), supplementary, U789–800
(2018-19), main, U627–641, U701–710
(2019-20), main, U931–960
(2020-21), main, U1021–1044

Special Olympics

Celebration of Champions event (April 7, 2017) and recognition of medal winners, member's statement, 2185–2186
Summer games (March 14-21, 2019) Saskatchewan athletes, standings, member's statement, 5646

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 6)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1153

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 2) (No. 7)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1154

Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 59)

Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2153

Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 57)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2104

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 37)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1255

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 198)

Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 6971

Valley View Centre, Moose Jaw

Land sale, consultation, 6403–6404

Water Security Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 44)

Referred to Economy Committee, 2090

Women's shelters

Capacity issues and funding support for second-stage housing, 6293, 6866–6867
Sweet Dreams, Saskatoon

Member's statement, 611

Michelson, Mr. Warren (Sask Party, Moose Jaw North)

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

Speakers, 35–38

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

Speakers, 2693–2696

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

Speakers, 4535–4538

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

Speakers, 6121–6123

Advanced Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.32, P64
(2016) v.2, ch.1 [misidentified as v.1], P252
(2016) v.2, ch.24, P252
(2017) v.2, ch.28, P405

Agri-Food Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 102)

Committee discussion

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Michelson), E425

Agriculture Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.14, P13
(2015) v.2, ch.2, P12
(2016) v.2, ch.2, P250
(2016) v.2, ch.32, P250
(2017) v.2, ch.29, P392
(2018) v.1, ch.26, P394

Animal Health Act (No. 140)

Committee discussion

Committee, report with amendment, moved (Michelson), E847

Basketball

Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association

Hoopla (March 2019)

Peacock Toilers girls and Central Cyclones boys, Moose Jaw, placement, member's statement, 5694

Beauty contests

Miss Universe Canada (2016), Siera Bearchell, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 472

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 336–338

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1894–1896

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3873–3875

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5543–5546

Business

PRISM Awards of Excellence

(2018), Business Women of Moose Jaw, recipients, member's statement, 3419

Carbon tax

Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 1719–1720, 2002, 2092, 2398, 2677, 3233, 4183–4184, 5614, 5863–5864

Central Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.6, P115

Chambers of commerce

Moose Jaw & District Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards

(April 19, 2017), recipients, member's statement, 2325
(April 18, 2018), nominees and recipients, member's statement, 3943

Christmas

(2017), greetings, member's statement, 3326

Communities

Moose Jaw

Citizen of the Year (2019), Cory Olafson, member's statement, 5189

Condolences

Larter, Robert "Bob," moved (Wall), 1038
Phillips, Kevin, moved (Moe), 5392–5393

Corporate income tax

Small business

Income threshold, increase to encourage growth, commendation, moved (Olauson), 3223–3225

Crown and Central Agencies Committee

Meeting, June 20, 2019, no broadcast, moved (Michelson), C839

Donation of organs, tissues, etc., Public hearings

Presenter

Furman, Cory and Tammy, U222–223

Economy

Strength indicators

Member's statement, 2439

Economy Committee

Meeting, June 20, 2019, no broadcast, moved (Michelson), E855
Reports

Seventh, adopted and presented to the Assembly, moved (Michelson), E841

Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.40, P23–24
(2016) v.1, ch.12, P36
(2016) v.1, ch.20, P38
(2016) v.2, ch.21, P276
(2016) v.2, ch.29, P280
(2016) v.2, ch.34, P280
(2016) v.2, ch.44, P281
(2016) v.2, ch.45, P283
(2016) v.2, ch.46, P283
(2017) v.1, ch.19, P296

Education, funding

Government failure to provide adequate funding and honour teachers' contract, condemnation, moved (Beck)

Questions and comments, 784

eHealth Saskatchewan

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.35, P369

Emergency services

Saskatchewan Emergency Medical Services Association, annual conference, Moose Jaw (May 7-8, 2018), member's statement, 4287

Energy and Resources Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2018) v.1, ch.17, P429–430
(2018) v.1, ch.4, P426

Environment Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.1, ch.11, P54
(2015) v.2, ch.45, P60
(2015) v.2, ch.7, P56
(2016) v.2, ch.6, P248
(2017) v.1, ch.22, P340
(2017) v.1, ch.23, P341–342
(2017) v.2, ch.23, P344
(2018) v.1, ch.18, P519

Fertilizer

Fertilizer facility, Belle Plaine, sod-turning, member's statement, 2217

Finance Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.1, ch.21, P263
(2015) v.2, ch.33, P269
(2015) v.2, ch.8, P266
(2016) v.1, ch.18, P274
(2016) v.1, ch.8, P272
(2016) v.2, ch.36, P263
(2016) v.2, ch.7, P266
(2017) v.2, ch.3; (2018) v.2, ch.5, P504–505

Food banks

Better Together Food Drive (October 31)

(2016), Moose Jaw, member's statement, 1121
(2018), Moose Jaw, member's statement, 4724

Games

Canada Winter Games, 2019, Skylar Ackerman rink from Moose Jaw, member's statement, 5345

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit

Motions

Request officials, past and present, appear before committee as witnesses, either individually or together, moved (Sproule); amendment (Sarauer), P154
Outstanding documentation, committee amend its agenda to include discussion of documents tabled today, moved (Beck), P291

Golf

Adam Hadwin, Professional Golfers' Association Tour winner (March 12, 2017), member's statement, 1642

Government Relations Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.24, P238
(2017) v.2, ch.4, P435
(2018) v.1, ch.21, P443
(2018) v.1, ch.5, P442

Habitat for Humanity

Moose Jaw, key ceremony (November 7, 2018), member's statement, 4815

Health care

Rural and remote, access improvements through government and health region actions, support, moved (Steele), 949–950

Questions and comments, 955–956

Health Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, U930

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.34; (2017) v.2, ch.36, P332
(2016) v.2, ch.27, P321–322

Highways and Infrastructure Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.11, P67–68
(2016) v.2, ch.10, P247
(2017) v.1, ch.7, P314–315

Hockey

Western Hockey League

Moose Jaw Warriors, Conexus Warriors and Legends Hall of Fame, 2017 inductees, member's statement, 3508

Homeless persons

Coldest Night of the Year walk

Moose Jaw (February 25, 2017), member's statement, 1540

Hope's Home

Swinging with the Stars fundraiser

(2017), member's statement, 2560

Hospital and health foundations

Moose Jaw Health Foundation

Family First Radiothon fundraiser

(2016), member's statement, 73
(2018), member's statement, 4238

Festival of Trees fundraiser

(2016), member's statement, 1458
(2017), member's statement, 3065
(2018), member's statement, 5017

House Services Committee

Meeting, June 20, 2019, no broadcast, moved (Michelson), H53

Justice Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.28, P261

Legislative Assembly members

Retiring members, appreciation, moved (Moe), 7094–7096
Statement of condolence, Kevin Phillips, member for Melfort (died November 13, 2017), 2912–2913

Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 132)

Committee discussion

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Michelson), E659

Mental health

And addictions

Supports, Assembly take action to further supports across the province but particularly in the north where rates of suicide are alarming and services are limited, moved (Vermette), 4275–4277

Questions and comments, 4278

Mineral Taxation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 170)

Committee discussion

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Michelson), E853

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, call upon government to phase in, moved (McCall), 4765–4766

Questions and comments, 4772–4774

Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2014) v.2, ch.4; (2015) v.2, ch.4, P8
(2015) v.2, ch.13, P4
(2016) v.2, ch.13, P232
(2017) v.2, ch.41, P511

Pharmacies and pharmacists

Fysh's Pharmasave, Moose Jaw, 100th anniversary, member's statement, 1392

Provincial Auditor

Annual report (2016-17), P287–288
Annual report (2017-2018), P450–451
Business and financial plan (2019-20), P454
Special Report: Land Acquisition Processes, The Global Transportation Hub Authority and the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure, P103, P107, P154
Summary of implemented recommendations

(2016) v.2, ch.23, P255
(2017) v.2, ch.19, P417

Public Accounts Committee

Agenda, amend to include consideration of tabled documents, moved (Beck), P291
Elections

Chair [Chartier], moved (Michelson), P1
Deputy Chair [McMorris], moved (Michelson), P243

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.51, P410–411

Reports

Second, be adopted and filed with the Clerk, moved (Michelson), P385

Public Service Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.16 and (2016) v.2, ch.14, P217
(2017) v.1, ch.1, P396
(2017) v.2, ch.10, P397

Reclaimed Industrial Sites Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 85)

Committee discussion

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Michelson), E528

Regional health authorities

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.17; (2016) v.2, ch.15, P379
(2015) v.2, ch.36; (2018) v.1, ch.29, P375
(2016) v.2, ch.16; (2017) v.2, ch.11, P379
(2016) v.2, ch.25, P469–470
(2017) v.1, ch.10, P383
(2017) v.1, ch.12, P478
(2017) v.1, ch.9, P472–473

Saskatchewan Cancer Agency

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.14; (2018) v.2, ch.38, P459

Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Centre

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.24, P253

Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.43, P347

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.37, P75–76

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Moose Jaw campus

Indigenous mural unveiling (October 19, 2016), member's statement, 906–907

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.38, P66

Saskatchewan Research Council

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.27, P255

SaskBuilds Corporation

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.46, P401

Schools

Palliser Heights Elementary School, Moose Jaw, Heart Garden opening, member's statement, 354

Service clubs

Rotary Club of Moose Jaw, 100th anniversary celebration (2016), member's statement, 184–185

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 2]

Language

Withdraw "misleading"; withdrawal of remarks, 3874

Sports

Moose Jaw Sports Hall of Fame, induction ceremony (October 20, 2017), member's statement, 2773–2774

Surgery

Surgical team, medical mission to Patzun, Guatemala (February 13-17, 2017), member's statement, 1587

Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.14, P417

Trade and Export Development Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, E840

University of Regina

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.36, P122
(2017) v.1, ch.34, P408

Veterans

Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans in Canada, Moose Jaw branch, 100th anniversary, member's statement, 5128–5129

Volleyball

Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association

4A Provincial Boys' Champions (2018), Vanier Vikings, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 5115

Moe, Hon. Scott (Sask Party, Rosthern-Shellbrook). s.1: Advanced Education, Environment. s.2,3,4: Premier, President of the Executive Council, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs.

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 5780–5781, 5818–5822

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

Speakers, 157–160

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

Speakers, 2685–2690

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

Speakers, 4664–4669

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

Speakers, 6260–6265

Advanced Education Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, U183–204

Agriculture Ministry

Satellite offices and extension services, 3690

Agriculture, programs

Business risk management programs

AgriRecovery, access for farmers and declaration of disaster event, 6662

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 369–373

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 1986–1990

Budget, 2018-19

Finance minister, comments about females and math skills, 4190
Upstream spending and increased debt, 3739–3740

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3930–3935

Budget, 2019-20

Balanced, culmination of 3-year plan, 5161, 5248
Debt and taxation, impact on families and the economy, 5441–5442
Deficits and investments, 5617

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5630–5635

Budget, 2020-21

COVID-19 pandemic, budget measures, 6942–6943
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on economic assumptions, 6747–6748, 7045–7046
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on long-term forecasts, 6994
COVID-19 pandemic, long-term forecasts and government supports, 6998, 7002–7003, 7028, 7035–7036, 7079
COVID-19 pandemic, responsiveness, 6907, 6916–6917, 6941–6942
Economic assumptions, impact of COVID-19 pandemic and oil price collapse, 6842

Business

COVID-19 pandemic

Closure of non-essential services and support for small business, 6908, 6916

Cabinet ministers

Travel expenses, 6011
Travel, personal, payment for lodgings and involvement of Conflict of Interest Commissioner, 5301–5302

Canadian Armed Forces

Pilot training, consolidation of programs and future of 15 Wing Moose Jaw, 4186–4187

Cancer

Gynecologic

Ovarian

Ladyballs Show & Tell (April 25, 2017), fundraiser, member's statement, 2312
World Ovarian Cancer Day (May 8, 2019), member's statement, 5942

Carbon sequestration

And climate change policy, 2498

Carbon tax

Carbon pricing, provincial initiatives, 740
Carbon pricing, provincial vs federal imposition, 2455
Federal imposition

Stop, petition, 2821–2822

Federal imposition, provincial challenge, 4032–4033

Legal advice, 3541, 3689

Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding, 3372–3374

Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Overrepresentation, 5830

Climate change

Government position outlined in white paper (October 18, 2016), support for, and opposition to national carbon tax, moved (Wall); amendment (Wotherspoon), 864–867
Student protest and carbon tax challenge, 5917–5918

Condolences

Bailey, Roy, moved (Moe), 5377
Berntson, Eric Arthur, moved (Moe), 5379
Huyghebaert, D.F. (Yogi), moved (Moe), 5380–5382
Maxwell, Colin, moved (Moe), 5385–5386
Phillips, Kevin, moved (Moe), 5387–5388

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Legislation and purview, 3655–3656, 3920

Construction industry

Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated

Job losses and industry slowdown, 5428

Coroners

Coroner's inquest, Samwel Uko, 6934, 6961

And support for a suicide prevention strategy, 6976–6977

COVID-19 pandemic, government response

Areas of focus

Restrictions and resources, 6904, 6920
Member's statement, 6901–6902

Health and economic impacts, preparations, 6720, 6768–6769, 6904–6908, 6915–6920

Crops

Grain

Drying, carbon tax costs and request for relief, 6314–6315, 6578

Seed industry, royalties on farm-saved seeds, 5347–5348, 5399–5400, 5861–5862

Crown corporations

Privatization

During economic uncertainty, 6951–6952

Privatization, defining with legislation, 4399

Diagnostic imaging

Two-for-one private-pay model

Wait times, and surgical wait times, 7011–7013

Discrimination

National day of action against hate and intolerance (January 29th), declaration, 5372
Racism, denunciation of, 5373, 5467–5468, 5617–5619

And position on climate change, 5646–5648, 5672–5673

Domestic violence

Government efforts, rate reduction and survivor supports, 4155

Donation of organs, tissues, etc.

Awareness

Green Shirt Day (April 7, 2019) in memory of Logan Boulet, member's statement, 5692–5693

Drainage

Agricultural water management strategy

Landowner rights, 2499–2500

Drainage, illegal

Enforcement, 1646

Drug and alcohol abuse

Fentanyl and crystal meth, harm reduction efforts, 3474–3475
Opiates, crisis, government action, 3798
Treatment centres, in-patient

Estevan, St. Joseph's Hospital

Lack of tender, 6952–6954

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Pharmacare

And prescription costs under Saskatchewan drug plan, 3510–3511, 4368–4369

Economy

Challenges to export economy, and impact of government actions, 6721
COVID-19 pandemic, impacts

Government supports and stimulus funding, 6915–6916

Recovery measures, 4785
Recovery measures and personal debt levels, 3540

Education

Class size, measurement, 5932, 6010–6011, 6048
COVID-19 pandemic, suspension of in-person classes

And child care implications, 6906, 6919

Government engagement, 5426
Staff, educational assistants

Leadership promises, 6159

Staff, status of salaries while facilities closed due to pandemic, 6906

Education, funding, 5730

Class size and composition, 6427–6428
Cornwall School, Regina

Funding elimination, 5470–5471

First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Filling federal gap, 4187

Impact on classroom safety, 6073–6074
Resumption of in-classroom learning and support for COVID-19 pandemic adjustments, 6943, 7018–7019

And contingency funding, 7040

eHealth Saskatchewan

Contracts, conflict of interest and value-for-money review, 5134–5135

Elections

By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres

And addition of MLAs, 6074
And local representation, 6075

Fixed election dates and conflicts with other levels of government, 4655–4656, 4675–4676
Provincial 2020, and government preparedness for COVID-19 pandemic, 6817–6818, 6840–6841, 6862–6863, 7079–7080
Provincial 2020, timing of, conflict with fixed election dates, 6721–6723
Provincial, polling stations on reserves and First Nations voter turnout, 4784

Electricity

Coal-fired power generation, equivalency agreement, 1506

Environment Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18), main, E209–223

Executive Council

Chief of staff to the Premier, former, paid leave and severance package, 4437–4438
Estimates

(2018-19), main, 4408–4430
(2019-20), main, 5953–5974
(2020-21), main, 7049–7075

Exports

Agricultural and agri-food

China, restriction on trade, government actions, 5190, 5466–5467

Market expansion

Contract with Harper & Associates, 6951

Federal government

Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5192–5193, 5400, 5880–5881, 5919, 6047–6048
Relationship with, 6379–6380

First Nations

And Métis

Disparities, closing the gap with non-indigenous people, government efforts, 3453

Football

Can-Am Football game (July 5, 2016), Hafford, host, member's statement, 661–662

Forest Resources Management Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 10)

Committee discussion, E186–187
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1467
Third reading, 1467

Forestry Professions Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 11)

Committee discussion, E190
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1467
Third reading, 1467

Francophones

Francophone affairs, transfer from Executive Council to Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, 4903

Freedom of information

Investigation, village of Pinehouse, 5332

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4562
Divestment, potential, 4847

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 4370
Public inquiry and conflict of interest, 3623

Government

Cabinet committee on Crown structure, transparency and access to information, 6076
Deputy ministers and officials, access to, 4303
Priorities, common ground with official opposition, 3361, 4449

Government buildings

Evaluation and potential sale, Central Services Minister's potential conflict of interest, 3625

Government financial management, 3594, 4267, 5429

Austerity approach, impact on growth and future costs, 5931–5932
COVID-19 pandemic

Economic downturn, impact on future budgets, 6941–6943, 6951–6952

Social spending and government priorities, 3571
Unforeseen circumstances, government planning and resilience, 6816–6817

Graduates

Graduate retention program

First home initiative

Launch, ministerial statement (Moe), 677–678

Health

COVID-19 pandemic

First Nations, Métis, and remote communities, increased risk and mitigation efforts, 6908
Government pandemic plan, development, funding, 6917
Government planning and priorities, 6930–6931

Health care

COVID-19 pandemic

High-risk populations and facilities, 6919
System capacity, ability to handle outbreaks, 6904–6905, 6907, 6918
Testing protocols and supplies, 6917–6918
Testing protocols for non-travellers, 6908

Personal protective equipment

COVID-19 pandemic, adequacy of supply, 6907–6908, 6929–6930

Public system, government support, 6748

Health care, funding

Staffing, facility capacity, and emergency room waits, 6709–6710

Highways and roads

Saskatoon freeway, planning, 3862

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 4093

HIV infections

Medication and services, access and funding, 3509–3510

Hospitals

New facilities, design considerations, 4159
Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, renewal, 4214–4215, 6250

And funding for other health facility projects, 4238
Funding model and use of local contractors, 6769–6770

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Wait times

And overcrowding, 6248–6249
Government targets and initiatives, 6025–6026, 6050

Housing, social

Rental housing supplements, elimination, 4253

Humboldt Broncos bus tragedy (April 6, 2018)

Sympathy and condolences for lives lost, support for surviving families, and gratitude to first responders, RCMP, and medical professionals, moved (Moe), 3709–3711
Sympathy and condolences to the friends and family of Dayna Brons, and addition of her name to the list of names previously acknowledged, moved (Moe), 3767

Irrigation

Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3945–3947, 3969–3970, 4003–4004, 4299–4300, 4322–4323

Job creation

Government record and impact of expanded PST, 4475, 4563–4564

Labour force

COVID-19 pandemic

Job protection for workers, 6905–6906

Legislative Assembly

Moment of silence and recognition of lives lost during event in Toronto, Ontario (April 23, 2018), 3997

Legislative Assembly members

Apologies

Apologize and withdraw for language used during Question Period, 5734
Incorrect example of vendor-sponsored travel used in Question Period, 4867

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 4438, 4450, 5131
Federal nominations for sitting members, 3969, 4967
Retiring members, appreciation, moved (Moe), 7084–7086

Medical personnel

COVID-19 pandemic

Travel and self-monitoring, 6905, 6918–6919

Minimum wage

And cost of living, 4092–4093, 4155–4156
$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4724–4725
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5427–5428, 6931

Ministerial statements [Session 1]

Graduates

Graduate retention program, first home initiative, launch (Moe), 677–678

Motions, under Rule 61

Railways

CN Rail strike, immediate action including binding arbitration or back to work legislation, call on federal government, request to move motion; leave not granted, 6506

Motor vehicles

Used, provincial sales tax exemption, changes

Affordability and method of calculation , 3861–3862

Municipalities, funding

Government support, Moose Jaw, 3623–3624
Government support, Prince Albert, 3423
Revenue sharing

And increased costs, 5348–5349

Oil industry

Price per barrel

Heavy oil, price differential, mitigation efforts, 5103

People with disabilities

Transportation service, intermunicipal, 4253

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption

Safety implications, 6709

Physicians

Specialists

Wait times and recruitment efforts, 4758–4759

Pipelines

Replacement program and support for local tradespeople, 4676

Political parties

Donations

Corporate, union, and out-of-province, 4322

Population

Growth

Infrastructure needs, planning for, 6431

Post-secondary education

Funding, 77–78, 511–512

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5130–5131

Potash industry

Nutrien, head office presence in Saskatoon, tax incentives and legislative requirements, 4875, 4902–4903
Royalty review, postponed, 5329–5330
Royalty structure changes, 5586
Supports for industry and workers, 6025

Poverty

Child poverty

Reduction measures, 5425–5426

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy

And renewable energy targets, 3799
Government commitments to global solutions, 6036

Pro Forma Bill

First reading, 4469, 6067

Provincial Lands Act, 2016 (No. 34)

Committee discussion, E176, E178, E184

Public service

Vendor-sponsored travel and gifts

Employee policies and government review, 4846–4847, 4873–4874, 4932, 4964

Question period [Session 1]

Carbon sequestration

And climate change policy, 2498

Carbon tax

Carbon pricing, provincial initiatives, 740
Carbon pricing, provincial vs federal imposition, 2455

Drainage

Agricultural water management strategy

Landowner rights, 2499–2500

Drainage, illegal

Enforcement, 1646

Electricity

Coal-fired power generation, equivalency agreement, 1506

Post-secondary education

Funding, 77–78, 511–512

Water Security Agency

Legislation, new, impact assessment and consultation, 1697

Question period [Session 2]

Agriculture Ministry

Satellite offices and extension services, 3690

Budget, 2018-19

Finance minister, comments about females and math skills, 4190
Upstream spending and increased debt, 3739–3740

Canadian Armed Forces

Pilot training, consolidation of programs and future of 15 Wing Moose Jaw, 4186–4187

Carbon tax

Federal imposition, provincial challenge, 4032–4033

Legal advice, 3541, 3689

Federal requirements to access energy infrastructure funding, 3372–3374

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Legislation and purview, 3655–3656, 3920

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation, 4399

Domestic violence

Government efforts, rate reduction and survivor supports, 4155

Drug and alcohol abuse

Fentanyl and crystal meth, harm reduction efforts, 3474–3475
Opiates, crisis, government action, 3798

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Pharmacare

And prescription costs under Saskatchewan drug plan, 3510–3511, 4368–4369

Economy

Recovery measures and personal debt levels, 3540

Education, funding

First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Filling federal gap, 4187

Executive Council

Chief of staff to the Premier, former, paid leave and severance package, 4437–4438

First Nations

And Métis

Disparities, closing the gap with non-indigenous people, government efforts, 3453

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 4370
Public inquiry and conflict of interest, 3623

Government

Deputy ministers and officials, access to, 4303
Priorities, common ground with official opposition, 3361, 4449

Government buildings

Evaluation and potential sale, Central Services Minister's potential conflict of interest, 3625

Government financial management, 3594, 4267

Social spending and government priorities, 3571

Highways and roads

Saskatoon freeway, planning, 3862

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 4093

HIV infections

Medication and services, access and funding, 3509–3510

Hospitals

New facilities, design considerations, 4159
Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, renewal, 4214–4215

And funding for other health facility projects, 4238

Housing, social

Rental housing supplements, elimination, 4253

Irrigation

Permit approval process, application of former MLA Bill Boyd, 3945–3947, 3969–3970, 4003–4004, 4299–4300, 4322–4323

Legislative Assembly members

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 4438, 4450
Federal nominations for sitting members, 3969

Minimum wage

And cost of living, 4092–4093, 4155–4156

Motor vehicles

Used, provincial sales tax exemption, changes

Affordability and method of calculation, 3861–3862

Municipalities, funding

Government support, Moose Jaw, 3623–3624
Government support, Prince Albert, 3423

People with disabilities

Transportation service, intermunicipal, 4253

Political parties

Donations

Corporate, union, and out-of-province, 4322

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy

And renewable energy targets, 3799

Railways

Commodities backlog

Government efforts, 4093

Grain backlog

Government efforts, 3420–3421, 3570–3571

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Funding and market responsiveness, 4066

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination, 4254–4255

School shooting, La Loche, 2016

Support for community, 4253

Sixties Scoop, government apology

And designation of day of memorial, 3475
Status, 3454

Students

Gay-straight alliances

Privacy protection, 4212

Suicides

Prevention, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' strategy, funding and support, 4381–4382

Surgical wait times, 3772, 3804
Teachers

Salaries, funding commitment, 4263

Trade

United States

Steel and aluminum tariffs

Government efforts, 4448

Tariffs and impact on jobs, 4453

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action

Government implementation and report on progress, 3457–3458, 3475

Unemployment

And further reduction of public service employees, 3361–3362

Question period [Session 3]

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 5780–5781, 5818–5822

Budget, 2019-20

Balanced, culmination of 3-year plan, 5161, 5248
Debt and taxation, impact on families and the economy, 5441–5442
Deficits and investments, 5617

Cabinet ministers

Travel expenses, 6011
Travel, personal, payment for lodgings and involvement of Conflict of Interest Commissioner, 5301–5302

Child welfare, First Nations children in care

Overrepresentation, 5830

Climate change

Student protest and carbon tax challenge, 5917–5918

Construction industry

Services, provincial sales tax exemption, eliminated

Job losses and industry slowdown, 5428

Crops

Seed industry, royalties on farm-saved seeds, 5347–5348, 5399–5400, 5861–5862

Discrimination

National day of action against hate and intolerance (January 29th), declaration, 5372
Racism, denunciation of, 5373, 5467–5468, 5617–5619

And position on climate change, 5646–5648, 5672–5673

Economy

Recovery measures, 4785

Education

Class size, measurement, 5932, 6010–6011, 6048
Government engagement, 5426

Education, funding, 5730

Cornwall School, Regina

Funding elimination, 5470–5471

eHealth Saskatchewan

Contracts, conflict of interest and value-for-money review, 5134–5135

Elections

Fixed election dates and conflicts with other levels of government, 4655–4656, 4675–4676
Provincial, polling stations on reserves and First Nations voter turnout, 4784

Exports

Agricultural and agri-food

China, restriction on trade, government actions, 5190, 5466–5467

Federal government

Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5192–5193, 5400, 5880–5881, 5919, 6047–6048

Francophones

Francophone affairs, transfer from Executive Council to Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, 4903

Freedom of information

Investigation, village of Pinehouse, 5332

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4562
Divestment, potential, 4847

Government financial management, 5429

Austerity approach, impact on growth and future costs, 5931–5932

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Wait times

Government targets and initiatives, 6025–6026, 6050

Job creation

Government record and impact of expanded PST, 4475, 4563–4564

Legislative Assembly members

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 5131
Federal nominations for sitting members, 4967

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4724–4725
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5427–5428

Municipalities, funding

Revenue sharing

And increased costs, 5348–5349

Oil industry

Price per barrel

Heavy oil, price differential, mitigation efforts, 5103

Physicians

Specialists

Wait times and recruitment efforts, 4758–4759

Pipelines

Replacement program and support for local tradespeople, 4676

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5130–5131

Potash industry

Nutrien, head office presence in Saskatoon, tax incentives and legislative requirements, 4875, 4902–4903
Royalty review, postponed, 5329–5330
Royalty structure changes, 5586
Supports for industry and workers, 6025

Poverty

Child poverty

Reduction measures, 5425–5426

Prairie Resilience: A Made-in-Saskatchewan Climate Change Strategy

Government commitments to global solutions, 6036

Public service

Vendor-sponsored travel and gifts

Employee policies and government review, 4846–4847, 4873–4874, 4932, 4964

Regina bypass

Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs and response timeliness, 4728–4729

Sexual assault

Strategy, need for, 6052

Students

Gay-straight alliances

Privacy protection, 5763

Suicides

Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 6035

Teacher education

Northern teacher education program

Transfer to Northlands College

And impact on northern teacher recruitment and retention, 5426–5427

Trade missions

Return on investment, 4656

United Nations

Compact for migration, 5674

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments, 5161–5162, 5191

Auditor review, project on hold pending, 5299

Question period [Session 4]

Agriculture, programs

Business risk management programs

AgriRecovery, access for farmers and declaration of disaster event, 6662

Budget, 2020-21

COVID-19 pandemic, budget measures, 6942–6943
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on economic assumptions, 6747–6748, 7045–7046
COVID-19 pandemic, impact on long-term forecasts, 6994
COVID-19 pandemic, long-term forecasts and government supports, 6998, 7002–7003, 7028, 7035–7036, 7079
COVID-19 pandemic, responsiveness, 6907, 6916–6917, 6941–6942
Economic assumptions, impact of COVID-19 pandemic and oil price collapse, 6842

Business

COVID-19 pandemic

Closure of non-essential services and support for small business, 6908, 6916

Coroners

Coroner's inquest, Samwel Uko, 6934, 6961

And support for a suicide prevention strategy, 6976–6977

COVID-19 pandemic, government response

Areas of focus

Restrictions and resources, 6904, 6920

Health and economic impacts, preparations, 6720, 6768–6769, 6904–6908, 6915–6920

Crops

Grain

Drying, carbon tax costs and request for relief, 6314–6315, 6578

Crown corporations

Privatization

During economic uncertainty, 6951–6952

Diagnostic imaging

Two-for-one private-pay model

Wait times, and surgical wait times, 7011–7013

Drug and alcohol abuse

Treatment centres, in-patient

Estevan, St. Joseph's Hospital

Lack of tender, 6952–6954

Economy

Challenges to export economy, and impact of government actions, 6721
COVID-19 pandemic

Government supports and stimulus funding, 6915–6916

Education

COVID-19 pandemic, suspension of in-person classes

And child care implications, 6906, 6919

Staff, educational assistants

Leadership promises, 6159

Staff, status of salaries while facilities closed due to pandemic, 6906

Education, funding

Class size and composition, 6427–6428
Impact on classroom safety, 6073–6074
Resumption of in-classroom learning and support for COVID-19 pandemic adjustments, 6943, 7018–7019

And contingency funding, 7040

Elections

By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres

And addition of MLAs, 6074
And local representation, 6075

Provincial 2020, and government preparedness for COVID-19 pandemic, 6817–6818, 6840–6841, 6862–6863, 7079–7080
Provincial 2020, timing of, conflict with fixed election dates, 6721–6723

Exports

Market expansion

Contract with Harper & Associates, 6951

Federal government

Relationship with, 6379–6380

Government

Cabinet committee on Crown structure, transparency and access to information, 6076

Government financial management

COVID-19 pandemic

Economic downturn, impact on future budgets, 6941–6943, 6951–6952

Unforeseen circumstances, government planning and resilience, 6816–6817

Health

COVID-19 pandemic

First Nations, Métis, and remote communities, increased risk and mitigation efforts, 6908
Government pandemic plan, development, funding, 6917
Government planning and priorities, 6930–6931

Health care

COVID-19 pandemic

High-risk populations and facilities, 6919
System capacity, ability to handle outbreaks, 6904–6905, 6907, 6918
Testing protocols and supplies, 6917–6918
Testing protocols for non-travellers, 6908

Personal protective equipment

COVID-19 pandemic, adequacy of supply, 6907–6908, 6929–6930

Public system, government support, 6748

Health care, funding

Staffing, facility capacity, and emergency room waits, 6709–6710

Hospitals

Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, renewal, 6250

Funding model and use of local contractors, 6769–6770

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Wait times

And overcrowding, 6248–6249

Labour force

COVID-19 pandemic

Job protection for workers, 6905–6906

Medical personnel

COVID-19 pandemic

Travel and self-monitoring, 6905, 6918–6919

Minimum wage

Adequacy and indexation formula, 6931

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption

Safety implications, 6709

Population

Growth

Infrastructure needs, planning for, 6431

Regina bypass

Environmental assessment and use of provincial materials in construction, 6713

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6158

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Global Trade and Exhibition Centre, entrepreneur program changes, 6380–6381

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6271–6272

School boards and divisions

Autonomy and perceived pressure from Premier, 6791

Schools

Capital projects

Funding

Repairs and replacements, funding predictability, 6686

Suicides

Prevention, government action plan and support for private member's bill, 6987
Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 6297, 6576–6578, 6579

Teachers

Collective bargaining and job action, 6818–6819

Trade

Development, government initiatives and impact of western separation movement, 6661–6662

Railways

CN Rail strike, immediate action including binding arbitration or back to work legislation, call on federal government, request to move motion; leave not granted, 6506
Commodities backlog

Government efforts, 4093

Grain backlog

Government efforts, 3420–3421, 3570–3571

Regina bypass

Environmental assessment and use of provincial materials in construction, 6713
Public-private partnership with Vinci (France)

Ability to address community needs and response timeliness, 4728–4729

Ride-sharing services

Impaired driving reduction measure, government decision to work with communities to establish network, support for, moved (Moe), 3083–3087

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6158

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Global Trade and Exhibition Centre, entrepreneur program changes, 6380–6381

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Funding and market responsiveness, 4066

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6271–6272

Power outage, widespread (December 2018)

Repair efforts and enactment of emergency measure protocol, statement by a member, 5111
Expression of thanks to all involved in repair and management efforts, statement by a member, 5123

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Elimination, 4254–4255

Saskatchewan Water Corporation

Annual report (2015-16), C239–244, C246–250
Estimates

(2017-18), statutory, lending and investing activities, C339–343

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2014) v.1, ch.27, C238
(2014) v.1, ch.4; (2015) v.1, ch.3; (2016) v.2, ch.19 [misidentified as ch.9], C236

School boards and divisions

Autonomy and perceived pressure from Premier, 6791

School shooting, La Loche, 2016

Support for community, 4253

Schools

Capital projects

Funding

Repairs and replacements, funding predictability, 6686

Schools, new

Replacements

Rosthern and Weyburn, funding

Planning, member's statement, 2005

Sexual assault

Strategy, need for, 6052

Sixties Scoop, government apology

And designation of day of memorial, 3475
Status, 3454

Speaker

Election [Docherty], 3350–3351

Students

Gay-straight alliances

Privacy protection, 4212, 5763

Suicides

Prevention, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations' strategy, funding and support, 4381–4382
Prevention, government action plan and support for private member's bill, 6987
Prevention, government initiatives and need for strategy, 6035, 6297, 6576–6578, 6579

Surgical wait times, 3772, 3804
Teacher education

Northern teacher education program

Transfer to Northlands College

And impact on northern teacher recruitment and retention, 5426–5427

Teachers

Collective bargaining and job action, 6818–6819
Salaries, funding commitment, 4263

Terrorism

Event in Toronto, Ontario (April 23, 2018), moment of silence and recognition of lives lost, member's statement, 3997

Trade

Development, government initiatives and impact of western separation movement, 6661–6662
United States

Steel and aluminum tariffs

Government efforts, 4448

Tariffs and impact on jobs, 4453

Trade missions

Return on investment, 4656

Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, calls to action

Government implementation and report on progress, 3457–3458, 3475

Unemployment

And further reduction of public service employees, 3361–3362

United Nations

Compact for migration, 5674

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments, 5161–5162, 5191

Auditor review, project on hold pending, 5299

Water Security Agency

Estimates

(2017-18), main, E224–234

Legislation, new, impact assessment and consultation, 1697

Water Security Agency Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 44)

First reading, 1522
Second reading, 1546–1549
Committee discussion, E379–387
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2548
Third reading, 2548

Morgan, Mr. Don (Sask Party, Saskatoon Southeast). s.1: Minister of Education. s.1,2: Deputy Premier. s.1,2,3,4: Labour Relations & Workplace Safety, Justice & Attorney General.

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 3096–3097

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

Speakers, 6209–6211

Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 187)

First reading, 6338
Second reading, 6364–6365
Committee discussion, N680
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6946
Third reading, 6946

Arbitration (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 97)

First reading, 2957
Second reading, 3010
Committee discussion, N334, N336
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4038
Third reading, 4038

Budget, June 1, 2016

Speakers, 423–424

Budget, March 22, 2017

Speakers, 2029–2030

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3806–3808

Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 152)

First reading, 4906–4907
Second reading, 4937–4938
Committee discussion, N611–620
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5897
Amendments, first and second readings, 5897
Third reading, 5898

Business

Business Builder Awards, North Saskatoon Business Association

(2019), recipients, member's statement, 5466

Business Corporations Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 191)

First reading, 6431
Second reading, 6453
Committee discussion, N661
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6774
Third reading, 6774

Canadian Armed Forces

Reservists, pension protection, 2896

Cannabis

Non-medical use, legalization

And pardons for possession offences prior to legalization, 3624
Distribution and regulation, government consultations, 3424

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Act (No. 121)

First reading, 3425
Second reading, 3480
Committee discussion, N459–463, N465–466
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4405
Amendments, first and second readings, 4405
Third reading, 4405

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 122)

First reading, 3425
Second reading, 3483–3484
Committee discussion, N467
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4405
Third reading, 4405

Carbon tax

Federal imposition, provincial challenge

Reference case submitted to Court of Appeal, ministerial statement (Morgan), 4037

Child care

Special needs, shift from block funding to individualized funding, 2010

Children

Vulnerable, programming

Early childhood intervention program

Funding, 665–666

Children's Law Act, 2019 (No. 205)

First reading, 6667
Second reading, 6690–6691
Committee discussion, N664–667
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6775
Third reading, 6775

Children's Law Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 (No. 206)

First reading, 6667
Second reading, 6691
Committee discussion, N667
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6776
Third reading, 6776

Choice of Court Agreements (Hague Convention Implementation) Act (No. 96)

First reading, 2926
Second reading, 3008–3009
Committee discussion, N318
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3546
Third reading, 3546

Condolences

Berntson, Eric Arthur, moved (Moe), 5380
Mitchell, Robert Wayne, moved (Wall), 2996
Weiman, Duane, moved (Wall), 3006

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Legislation and purview, 3920–3921
Office of the Registrar of Lobbyists

Registry, 100-hour threshold, 5248–5249

Coroners

Coroner's inquest, Samwel Uko, 6961–6962

Coroners Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 189)

First reading, 6384
Second reading, 6432
Committee discussion, N682, N684–686
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6946
Third reading, 6947

Corrections and Policing Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, N363
(2019-20), main, N529–531, N534, N537–539, N544, N546–547, N549–556

Crime

Rural

Trespassing, legislative changes, consultation process, 5048–5049

Crime, prevention and intervention

Government strategy, 3068–3069, 3098–3099

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation

Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 3544
Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, wind-up provision, 3625–3626

Curriculum

Treaty education, minister's remarks, 2975–2976

Data Matching Agreements Act (No. 87)

First reading, 2828
Second reading, 2863
Committee discussion, N328–331
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3662
Third reading, 3662

Deaf persons

Children

Preschool programs

Children Communicating, Connecting, and in Community, preschool pilot programs, Regina and Saskatoon, member's statement, 5015–5016

Domestic violence

And sexual assault

Government strategies, development, 4383–4384, 4403

Abusive behaviour, disclosure process

Implementation and development of regulations, 6866

Death review panel

Final report, release timing and recommendations, 4190–4191

Government efforts, rate reduction and survivor supports, 4123–4124
Victims

Employment leave, paid, 5712, 5834, 5846–5847

Education

Class size, measurement, 6008–6010
Staff, educational assistants

Funding cuts, 626–627

Education Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 63)

First reading, 2135
Second reading, 2196–2197
Committee discussion, U555–578
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2408
Amendments, first and second readings, 2408
Third reading, 2409

Education Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, U9–27, U29–31, U33–56
(2017-18), main, U375–391, U393–397, U399–423

Regional intersectoral committees

Staff elimination, 357

Education property tax

Increase and redirection into General Revenue Fund, 2099

Education, funding, 419, 452–453, 1478

And funding for early years programming for special needs children, 3691–3692, 4850
And funding for student support staff, 2280, 6450–6451
And impact of carbon tax, 4507
And mid-year adjustment, 475–476
And public libraries, funding, 2042, 2134–2135, 2219–2220
And regional libraries, funding, 1885
And restricting class sizes, 14–15
And school board autonomy, 800–801, 2161–2162, 2576
Class size and composition, 6428–6429
First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Closing disparity gap, 221, 613

Operational, funding for growth and need for efficiencies, 267–268, 1330–1331, 1436, 1463, 1590, 1814

Impact on staffing, 298–299, 666–667, 674–675, 687–688

Staff reductions and school board autonomy, 858, 2530
Staff reductions, impact on student outcomes, 2428, 6028–6029
Student support staff, impact on outcomes, 2189–2190
Workers' compensation rebates and education property tax, 773

Election Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 166)

First reading, 5136
Second reading, 5138
Committee of the Whole on Bills

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Morgan), 5139

Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5138
Third reading, 5139

Elections

By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres

And local representation, 6253, 6275, 6337

Electronic Communications Convention Implementation Act (No. 75)

First reading, 2685
Second reading, 2836
Committee discussion, N326–327
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3661
Third reading, 3661

Employment insurance

Parental leave, extension by federal government, need for updates to provincial legislation, 3304, 4439–4440

Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 174)

First reading, 6253
Second reading, 6276–6277
Committee discussion, N647
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6752
Third reading, 6752

Evidence Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 74)

First reading, 2685
Second reading, 2835
Committee discussion, N317
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3545
Third reading, 3545

Expropriation Procedure Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 190)

First reading, 6384
Second reading, 6433–6434
Committee discussion, N660
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6773
Third reading, 6774

Extension of Compassionate Care Act, 2016 (No. 28)

First reading, 456
Second reading, 520–521
Committee discussion, U331–337
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1465
Third reading, 1465

Federal government

Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5893–5894

Fiduciaries Access to Digital Information Act (No. 176)

First reading, 6253
Second reading, 6279
Committee discussion, N648–650
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6752
Third reading, 6753

Financial Planners and Financial Advisors Act (No. 203)

First reading, 6634
Second reading, 6667–6668
Committee discussion, N773–775
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7007
Third reading, 7007

First Nations

And Métis

Government support and Aboriginal input in Northern schools, 221

Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 139)

First reading, 4660
Second reading, 4693–4694
Committee discussion, U876–878
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5847
Third reading, 5847

Freedom of information

Investigation, village of Pinehouse, 5333, 5845–5846, 5895–5896

And investigation into Global Transportation Hub, 5650

Legislation, strengthening, 4242, 4265, 4289–4290

Global Transportation Hub

Annual report (2017-18), E619, E621–635
Annual report (2018-19), committee review, 6885
Clients, Brightenview Development International Inc.

Freedom of information request and commercially sensitive information, 4156–4157, 4187–4188, 4214, 4302–4303, 4312–4313
Purchase and leasing plans, 4067, 4125–4126

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4477–4478, 4505–4506, 4562, 4627–4628
Divestment plan, 5194, 5224–5225, 5733–5734
Finances, debt, 3692

And court costs, 3424–3425
And interest payments, 3363–3364
Debt level and divestment plans, 3543, 3572

Free-flow access, infrastructure commitment

Contractual obligations, 5116–5117, 5132–5133

Land acquisition

Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3069–3070, 3097–3098

Land sales and development , 5833
Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4347
Land sales, unsold holdings, 3799
Municipal services contract with Regina, 3658–3659

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 4966–4967, 5021

Development potential and underground pipelines, 4988–4989
Impact on business viability and need for judicial inquiry, 4817–4819
Investigation, transparency and accountability, 3948, 5697, 5709–5710
Resale of portions to Highways Ministry and borrow material agreement, 4314, 4323–4324, 4385
Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 4358–4359

Government

Cabinet committee on Crown structure, transparency and access to information, 6075–6076, 6103, 6223–6224, 6249, 6505–6506
Contracts, commercially-sensitive information and public disclosure, 4678–4679
Email

Premier's account, problems with and actions to correct, 2977–2978

Government financial management

Priority spending areas and pension liability reporting, 3773

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 5046

Housing

Rental units

COVID-19 pandemic, rent deferrals and eviction moratorium

Support for tenants and landlords, 7047–7048

Insurance Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 73)

First reading, 2685
Second reading, 2832–2833
Committee discussion, N423–424
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4385
Third reading, 4386

Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol (Clare's Law) Act (No. 141)

First reading, 4680
Second reading, 4705
Committee discussion, N621–622, N624–627
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5898
Third reading, 5898

Interpretation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 2) (No. 99)

First reading, 2988
Second reading, 3041
Committee discussion, N425–426
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4386
Amendments, first and second readings, 4386
Third reading, 4386

Intestate Succession Act, 2018 (No. 154)

First reading, 4936
Second reading, 4993–4994
Committee discussion, N490

Jury Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 204)

First reading, 6634
Second reading, 6668–6669
Committee discussion, N775–777
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7007
Amendments, first and second readings, 7007
Third reading, 7007

Justice administration

First Nations and Métis programs, disparities, 3457

Justice Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18, November), supplementary, N305, N307–311
(2017-18, March), supplementary, N371–373
(2018-19, November), supplementary, N479–481
(2018-19), main, N345–356, N358–363
(2019-20), main, N529–531, N534, N537–539, N544, N546–547, N549–556
(2020-21), main, N720–721, N723–728, N730–738

Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 168)

First reading, 5699
Second reading, 5735
Committee discussion, N627–628
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5898
Third reading, 5898

Labour force

National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job

(April 28, 2016), member's statement, 593
(April 28, 2017), member's statement, 2321
(April 28, 2018), member's statement, 4061
(April 28, 2019), member's statement, 5835

Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry

Estimates

(2016-17), main, U93–109
(2017-18), main, U546–553, U555
(2018-19), main, U715–730
(2019-20), main, U861–875
(2020-21), main, U1105–1121

Land Contracts (Actions) Act, 2017 (No. 103)

First reading, 2988
Second reading, 3044
Committee discussion, N427–428
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4388
Third reading, 4388

Languages

Heritage language education

Extracurricular, funding elimination, 187–188, 614

Legal profession

Sexual violence education, development in partnership with Law Society, ministerial statement (Morgan), 6580–6581

Legal Profession (Law Foundation) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 192)

First reading, 6432
Second reading, 6454
Committee discussion, N662–663
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6774
Third reading, 6774

Legal Profession Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 163)

Second reading, 5121
Committee discussion, N500–502
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5678
Third reading, 5678

Legislation Act (No. 155)

First reading, 4968
Second reading, 4995–4996
Committee discussion, N493–495
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5677
Amendments, first and second readings, 5677
Third reading, 5677

Legislation Act Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 156)

First reading, 4968
Second reading, 4997
Committee discussion, N496–497
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5677
Third reading, 5678

Legislative Assembly (Election Dates) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 133)

First reading, 4628
Second reading, 4689
Committee discussion, N603–611
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5896
Third reading, 5897

Legislative Assembly members

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 5132
Federal nominations for sitting members, 4967

Libraries, public

Funding, 2256
Funding reduction, 1948–1949, 2067–2068, 2190

Impact on interlibrary borrowing, 2098, 2163

Literacy

READ Saskatoon

Lit Up! event (March 7, 2019), award recipients, member's statement, 5298

Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 195)

First reading, 6531
Second reading, 6555–6556
Committee discussion, N687–692
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6947
Third reading, 6947

Marriage Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 175)

First reading, 6253
Second reading, 6278
Committee discussion, N652–653
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6753
Third reading, 6753

Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 196)

First reading, 6531
Second reading, 6558
Committee discussion, N692–695
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6947
Third reading, 6947

Mental health services

System co-ordination, public inquiry, 6866

Mineral Taxation (Modernization) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 181)

Referred to Economy Committee, 6692

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4933, 6608
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5648–5649, 5674–5675, 6931

Ministerial statements [Session 2]

Carbon tax

Federal imposition, provincial challenge, reference case submitted to Court of Appeal (Morgan), 4037

Ministerial statements [Session 4]

Legal profession

Sexual violence education, development in partnership with Law Society (Morgan), 6580–6581

Vital statistics

Name changes, new regulations, (Morgan), 6724–6725

Miscellaneous Statutes (Electronic Register) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 177)

First reading, 6254
Second reading, 6280
Committee discussion, N650–651
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6753
Third reading, 6753

Miscellaneous Statutes (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 98)

First reading, 2957
Second reading, 3011
Committee discussion, N336–337, N339–340
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4039
Third reading, 4039

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2019 (No. 178)

First reading, 6254
Second reading, 6281
Committee discussion, N659
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6773
Third reading, 6773

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal and Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 95)

First reading, 2926
Second reading, 3008
Committee discussion, N333–334
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4038
Third reading, 4038

Missing Persons and Presumption of Death Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 106)

First reading, 2989
Second reading, 3046–3047
Committee discussion, N429–430
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4388
Third reading, 4388

Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 151)

First reading, 4851
Second reading, 4882
Committee discussion, N487

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption

Government intervention, call for, 6933

Police Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 212)

First reading, 6956
Second reading, 6969–6970
Committee discussion, N778–788, N791–792
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 7008
Third reading, 7008

Police services

Civilian oversight, improvements, 6965, 6980

Political parties

Donations

Corporate, union, and out-of-province, 4290–4291, 4303, 4311–4312, 5162, 5193–5194
Public reporting, 2282

Post-secondary education

Funding, 5469

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5120

Premiers

Brad Wall, pay tribute for his 18 years of service, moved (Morgan), 3331–3333

Privacy Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 72)

First reading, 2684
Second reading, 2831–2832
Committee discussion, N321–326
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3661
Third reading, 3661

Proceedings Against the Crown Act, 2018 (No. 142)

First reading, 4729
Second reading, 4796–4797
Committee Discussion, N483

Proceedings Against the Crown Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 143)

First reading, 4729
Second reading, 4797
Committee discussion, N485

Public and Private Rights Board

Appointment, Murray Walker (November 22, 2017), moved (Morgan), 3041

Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 188)

First reading, 6338
Second reading, 6365–6366
Committee discussion, N654–655
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6754
Third reading, 6754

Question period [Session 1]

Child care

Special needs, shift from block funding to individualized funding, 2010

Children

Vulnerable, programming

Early childhood intervention program

Funding, 665–666

Education

Staff, educational assistants

Funding cuts, 626–627

Education Ministry

Regional intersectoral committees

Staff elimination, 357

Education property tax

Increase and redirection into General Revenue Fund, 2099

Education, funding, 419, 452–453, 1478

And funding for student support staff, 2280
And mid-year adjustment, 475–476
And public libraries, funding, 2042, 2134–2135, 2219–2220
And regional libraries, funding, 1885
And restricting class sizes, 14–15
And school board autonomy, 800–801, 2161–2162, 2576
First Nations and Métis

Provincial funding

Closing disparity gap, 221, 613

Operational, funding for growth and need for efficiencies, 267–268, 1330–1331, 1436, 1463, 1590, 1814

Impact on staffing, 298–299, 666–667, 674–675, 687–688

Staff reductions and school board autonomy, 858, 2530
Staff reductions, impact on student outcomes, 2428
Student support staff, impact on outcomes, 2189–2190
Workers' compensation rebates and education property tax, 773

First Nations

And Métis

Government support and Aboriginal input in Northern schools, 221

Languages

Heritage language education

Extracurricular, funding elimination, 187–188, 614

Libraries, public

Funding, 2256
Funding reduction, 1948–1949, 2067–2068, 2190

Impact on interlibrary borrowing, 2098, 2163

Political parties

Donations

Public reporting, 2282

Regina bypass

Costs

And value for money, 2065

Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board

Committee of review (2015-16)

Public release of report, 945–946
Recommendations, commitment to enact, 1331–1332

School boards and divisions

Amalgamation, potential

And funding to education, 76–77
Impact on rural schools, 1423–1424

Autonomy, 2280, 2299

Intent of Bill 63, 2328–2329, 2358, 2387–2388, 2405–2406, 2496–2497

Governance, education sector review, 1362
Reserve funds

Use of and implications for summary financial accounting, 1395–1396, 1646–1647, 1669, 1751–1752

Savings targets

Employee compensation, 2256
Ministerial direction, retraction of letter, 2238–2239

Transformational change, communication, lack of, 220
Trustees

Transformational change, implications for, 910, 944–945, 1545

School shooting, La Loche, 2016

Support for victims, 2442–2443

Schools

Capital projects

Funding

Repairs and maintenance, 189, 220, 1545

Schools, new

Land prior to build, responsibility, 545

Teachers

British Columbia, Supreme Court of Canada case, Saskatchewan government involvement, 1299–1300
Collective bargaining agreement, salary increase not fully funded, 510, 544–545, 575–576, 602, 666
Local implementation and negotiation committee agreements

Elimination, 1694, 1725–1726

Workers' compensation

Cancers, work-related, presumptive coverage for firefighters, 1521

Question period [Session 2]

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 3096–3097

Canadian Armed Forces

Reservists, pension protection, 2896

Cannabis

Non-medical use, legalization

And pardons for possession offences prior to legalization, 3624
Distribution and regulation, government consultations, 3424

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Legislation and purview, 3920–3921

Crime, prevention and intervention

Government strategy, 3068–3069, 3098–3099

Crown corporations

Privatization, defining with legislation

Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016 and implications for Saskatchewan Transportation Company, 3544
Repeal provisions of Interpretation Amendment Act, 2016, wind-up provision, 3625–3626

Curriculum

Treaty education, minister's remarks, 2975–2976

Domestic violence

And sexual assault

Government strategies, development, 4383–4384, 4403

Death review panel

Final report, release timing and recommendations, 4190–4191

Government efforts, rate reduction and survivor supports, 4123–4124

Education, funding

And funding for early years programming for special needs children, 3691–3692

Employment insurance

Parental leave, extension by federal government, need for updates to provincial legislation, 3304, 4439–4440

Freedom of information

Legislation, strengthening, 4242, 4265, 4289–4290

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, Brightenview Development International Inc.

Freedom of information request and commercially sensitive information, 4156–4157, 4187–4188, 4214, 4302–4303, 4312–4313
Purchase and leasing plans, 4067, 4125–4126

Finances, debt, 3692

And court costs, 3424–3425
And interest payments, 3363–3364
Debt level and divestment plans, 3543, 3572

Land acquisition

Expropriated lands, resale values, and legal costs, 3069–3070, 3097–3098

Land sales to and agreements with other government entities, 4347
Land sales, unsold holdings, 3799
Municipal services contract with Regina, 3658–3659

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Investigation, transparency and accountability, 3948
Resale of portions to Highways Ministry and borrow material agreement, 4314, 4323–4324, 4385
Transparency and accountability, and comments by leadership candidates, 4358–4359

Government

Email

Premier's account, problems with and actions to correct, 2977–2978

Government financial management

Priority spending areas and pension liability reporting, 3773

Justice administration

First Nations and Métis programs, disparities, 3457

Political parties

Donations

Corporate, union, and out-of-province, 4290–4291, 4303, 4311–4312

Regina bypass

Land acquisition

Legal actions against government

Impact on total land acquisition costs, 3866

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Program integrity and preferential access, 3972

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Privatization

And citizen health information portal development, 4360

SaskEnergy Inc.

Distribution rights, move from legislation to regulations, 3096

Sexual assault

Government efforts, 4292
Government efforts and development of strategy, 4325–4326
Services, funding, 4350

Transportation

And warehousing, job numbers, 4256

Workers' compensation

Cancers, work-related, presumptive coverage for firefighters, 3272
Taxi drivers, coverage, 3949–3950, 3972–3973

Workplaces

Safety violations, employer penalties and liability, 3215–3216

Question period [Session 3]

Conflict of Interest Commissioner

Office of the Registrar of Lobbyists

Registry, 100-hour threshold, 5248–5249

Crime

Rural

Trespassing, legislative changes, consultation process, 5048–5049

Domestic violence

Victims

Employment leave, paid, 5712, 5834, 5846–5847

Education

Class size, measurement, 6008–6010

Education, funding

And funding for early years programming for special needs children, 4850
And impact of carbon tax, 4507
Staff reductions, impact on student outcomes, 6028–6029

Federal government

Equalization, call for renewed legal action, 5893–5894

Freedom of information

Investigation, village of Pinehouse, 5333, 5845–5846, 5895–5896

And investigation into Global Transportation Hub, 5650

Global Transportation Hub

Clients, considerations, services and land acquisition, 4477–4478, 4505–4506, 4562, 4627–4628
Divestment plan, 5194, 5224–5225, 5733–5734
Free-flow access, infrastructure commitment

Contractual obligations, 5116–5117, 5132–5133

Land sales and development , 5833

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal, 4966–4967, 5021

Development potential and underground pipelines, 4988–4989
Impact on business viability and need for judicial inquiry, 4817–4819
Investigation, transparency and accountability, 5697, 5709–5710

Government

Contracts, commercially-sensitive information and public disclosure, 4678–4679

Highways and roads, safety

Highway intersections

Safety efforts and potential improvements, 5046

Legislative Assembly members

Boyd, Bill, professional conduct, 5132
Federal nominations for sitting members, 4967

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 4933
Adequacy and indexation formula, 5648–5649, 5674–5675

Political parties

Donations

Corporate, union, and out-of-province, 5162, 5193–5194

Post-secondary education

Funding, 5469

Post-secondary institutions

Board appointments, vetting process, 5120

Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission

Funding and staffing levels, impact on wait times, 4965

Sexual assault

Strategy, need for, 5590

Watersheds

Watershed associations, accountability and freedom of information requests, 5883–5884

Workplaces

Injuries and fatalities, reduction efforts, 5105–5106, 5444–5445

Question period [Session 4]

Coroners

Coroner's inquest, Samwel Uko, 6961–6962

Domestic violence

Abusive behaviour, disclosure process

Implementation and development of regulations, 6866

Education, funding

And funding for student support staff, 6450–6451
Class size and composition, 6428–6429

Elections

By-elections, Saskatoon Eastview and Regina Walsh Acres

And local representation, 6253, 6275, 6337

Global Transportation Hub

Annual report (2018-19), committee review, 6885

Government

Cabinet committee on Crown structure, transparency and access to information, 6075–6076, 6103, 6223–6224, 6249, 6505–6506

Housing

Rental units

COVID-19 pandemic, rent deferrals and eviction moratorium

Support for tenants and landlords, 7047–7048

Mental health services

System co-ordination, public inquiry, 6866

Minimum wage

$15 per hour, increase, impact on economy, 6608
Adequacy and indexation formula, 6931

Petroleum refineries

Co-op Refinery Complex, Regina, labour disruption

Government intervention, call for, 6933

Police services

Civilian oversight, improvements, 6965, 6980

Regina bypass

Construction and design deficiencies

And overall project cost, 6102–6103

Schools

Condition and capacity, 6771

Telecommunications

High-speed internet, rural areas, 7021

Real Estate Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 144)

First reading, 4729
Second reading, 4798
Committee discussion, N485–487

Regina bypass

Construction and design deficiencies

And overall project cost, 6102–6103

Costs

And value for money, 2065

Land acquisition

Legal actions against government

Impact on total land acquisition costs, 3866

Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 115)

First reading, 3273
Second reading, 3377–78
Committee discussion, N454–458
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4404
Third reading, 4404

Saskatchewan Employment (Interpersonal Violence Leave) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 116)

First reading, 3304–3305
Second reading, 3305
Committee of the Whole on Bills

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Morgan), 3306

Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3306
Third reading, 3307

Saskatchewan Employment (Leaves) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 153)

First reading, 4936
Second reading, 4991–4992
Committee discussion, U879–880
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5847
Third reading, 5848

Saskatchewan Employment (Paid Interpersonal Violence and Sexual Violence Leave) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 172)

First reading, 6011
Second reading, 6012
Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6011
Committee of the Whole on Bills

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Morgan), 6013

Third reading, 6013

Saskatchewan Employment (Public Health Emergencies) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 207)

First reading, 6920
Second reading, 6920–6921
Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6921
Committee of the Whole on Bills

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Morgan), 6922

Third reading, 6922

Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 200)

First reading, 6581
Second reading, 6636–6637
Committee discussion, U971–974
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6867
Amendments, first and second readings, 6867
Third reading, 6867

Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, 2017 (No. 104)

First reading, 2988
Second reading, 3045
Committee discussion, N341
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4040
Third reading, 4040

Saskatchewan Human Rights Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 105)

First reading, 2989
Second reading, 3046
Committee discussion, N342
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4040
Third reading, 4040

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Program integrity and preferential access, 3972

Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission

Funding and staffing levels, impact on wait times, 4965

Saskatchewan Telecommunications

Annual report (2016-17), C629–633, C635–638
Annual reports (2017-18), (2018-19), C868–879
Estimates

(2018-19), statutory, lending and investing activities, C563–566, C568–572
(2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C773–777
(2020-21), statutory, lending and investing activities, C994–995, C998–1002

Privatization

And citizen health information portal development, 4360

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.13, C627, C629
(2019) v.1, ch.38, C880

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 92)

Committee discussion, C572
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4373
Third reading, 4373

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 93)

Committee discussion, C573
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4374
Third reading, 4374

Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board

Committee of review (2015-16)

Public release of report, 945–946
Recommendations, commitment to enact, 1331–1332

SaskEnergy Inc.

Distribution rights, move from legislation to regulations, 3096

School boards and divisions

Amalgamation, potential

And funding to education, 76–77
Impact on rural schools, 1423–1424

Autonomy, 2280, 2299

Intent of Bill 63, 2328–2329, 2358, 2387–2388, 2405–2406, 2496–2497

Governance, education sector review, 1362
Reserve funds

Use of and implications for summary financial accounting, 1395–1396, 1646–1647, 1669, 1751–1752

Savings targets

Employee compensation, 2256
Ministerial direction, retraction of letter, 2238–2239

Transformational change, communication, lack of, 220
Trustees

Transformational change, implications for, 910, 944–945, 1545

School shooting, La Loche, 2016

Support for victims, 2442–2443

Schools

Capital projects

Funding

Repairs and maintenance, 189, 220, 1545

Condition and capacity, 6771

Schools, new

Land prior to build, responsibility, 545

Securities Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 159)

First reading, 5022
Second reading, 5052
Committee discussion, N497–499
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5678
Third reading, 5678

Sexual assault

Government efforts, 4292
Government efforts and development of strategy, 4325–4326
Services, funding, 4350
Strategy, need for, 5590

Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 3]

Language

Minister know very well that that's unparliamentary. I would ask that you withdraw and apologize

Apology and withdrawal of remarks, 4933

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 108)

First reading, 3072
Second reading, 3108–3109
Committee discussion, N315–316
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3544
Third reading, 3544

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 2) (No. 109)

First reading, 3072
Second reading, 3109
Committee discussion, N316
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3545
Third reading, 3545

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 3) (No. 164)

First reading, 5120
Second reading, 5141
Committee discussion, N502–503
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5679
Third reading, 5679

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 2) (No. 193)

First reading, 6432
Second reading, 6455
Committee discussion, N663
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 6775
Third reading, 6775

Teachers

British Columbia, Supreme Court of Canada case, Saskatchewan government involvement, 1299–1300
Collective bargaining agreement, salary increase not fully funded, 510, 544–545, 575–576, 602, 666
Local implementation and negotiation committee agreements

Elimination, 1694, 1725–1726

Teachers Superannuation and Disability Benefits Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 3)

First reading, 78
Second reading, 193
Committee discussion, U32
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 515
Third reading, 515

Telecommunications

High-speed internet, rural areas, 7021

Transportation

And warehousing, job numbers, 4256

Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 160)

First reading, 5022
Second reading, 5054
Committee discussion, N629–630, N632–634, N636–640
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5950
Third reading, 5951

Trespass to Property Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 161)

First reading, 5022
Second reading, 5057
Committee discussion, N641
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5952
Third reading, 5952

Vital statistics

Name changes, new regulations, ministerial statement (Morgan), 6724–6725

Watersheds

Watershed associations, accountability and freedom of information requests, 5883–5884

Workers' compensation

Cancers, work-related, presumptive coverage for firefighters, 1521, 3272
Taxi drivers, coverage, 3949–3950, 3972–3973

Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2016 (No. 39)

First reading, 860–861
Second reading, 861
Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 862
Committee of the Whole on Bills

Committee, report without amendment, moved (Morgan), 863

Third reading, 863

Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 165)

First reading, 5120
Second reading, 5142
Committee discussion, U880–883
Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5848
Amendments, first and second readings, 5848
Third reading, 5848

Workplaces

Injuries and fatalities, reduction efforts, 5105–5106, 5444–5445
Safety violations, employer penalties and liability, 3215–3216

Youth Justice Administration Act, 2018 (No. 158)

Second reading, 5024–5025

Mowat, Ms. Vicki (NDP, Saskatoon Fairview)

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 5779–5781, 5803–5806, 5832

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

Speakers, 2612–2614

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

Speakers, 4486–4489

Motion for consideration

Amendment, 4488–4489

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

Speakers, 6107–6110

Administration of Estates Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 187)

Second reading, 6694

Advanced Education Ministry

Estimates

(2017-18, November), supplementary, U593–597

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.1, P403–404
(2018) v.1, ch.13, P405–406

Agriculture Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.20, P388–389
(2017) v.2, ch.29, P391
(2018) v.1, ch.26, P393–394

AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome)

World AIDS Day (December 1)

(2018), 30th anniversary, member's statement, 5075–5076
(2019), member's statement, 6602

Air quality

National Radon Action Month (November 2019), member's statement, 6525

Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 201)

Second reading, 6702

Ambulance service

Fees and response times, 4876–4877
Fees for inter-hospital transfers, 4935
Response times

And system review, 6049

Animal Protection Act, 2017 (No. 110)

Second reading, 3403–3404

Apiaries Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 179)

Second reading, 6591–6592

Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act, 2018 (No. 136)

Second reading, 4886

Arbitration (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 97)

Second reading, 3489–3491

Autism

Fundraising and awareness

World Autism Awareness Day (April 2, 2019), member's statement, 5670–5671

Individualized funding, early childhood intervention, and learning supports, 5675–5676

Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 88)

Second reading, 3258–3259

Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 197)

Second reading, 6651

Budget, 2017-18

Hiked taxes, service cuts, inability to deal with provincial finances, and continued mismanagement of the economy, condemnation, moved (Sproule), 3697–3699

Questions and comments, 3703–3704

Budget, April 10, 2018

Speakers, 3810–3812

Budget, March 20, 2019

Speakers, 5475–5477

Buffalo Narrows Community Correctional Centre, closure

Reopen, petition, 2742

Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 152)

Second reading, 5174

Business Corporations Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 191)

Second reading, 6541

Canadian Armed Forces

Air, Army, Sea and Navy League Cadets Recognition Day (November 3, 2018), member's statement, 4653
Current members and veterans, recognition, member's statement, 4756–4757
Pilot training, consolidation of programs and future of 15 Wing Moose Jaw, 4159–4160

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Act (No. 121)

Second reading, 3516–3519

Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 122)

Second reading, 3519–3520

Central Services Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.15, P512–514
(2018) v.2, ch.28, P515–516
(2019) v.1, ch.14, P642–644
(2019) v.1, ch.15, P645
(2019) v.2, ch.29, P645–646

Child care

Licensed centres, property taxes

Include non-profit centres in The Saskatchewan Education Act and exempt from property taxes, petition, 3796

Christmas

One Voice Christmas Carol fundraiser, Saskatoon, member's statement, 5159

Condolences

Mitchell, Robert Wayne, moved (Wall), 2999–3000
Weiman, Duane, moved (Wall), 3006

Coroners Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 189)

Second reading, 6492

Corrections and Policing Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.38, P530–532
(2017) v.2, ch.39, P532–533
(2018) v.1, ch.3, P535–536
(2018) v.2, ch.29, P538–539
(2018) v.2, ch.30, P540–541

Crime, prevention and intervention

Rural and remote areas

Government investments and initiatives, recognition, moved (Cox), 5260–5262

Questions and comments, 5262–5263

Culture and multiculturalism

Filipino-Canadian Association of Saskatoon, 120th Phillipines Independence Day (June 9, 2018), celebration and events, member's statement, 4502

Curling

2018 CURLSASK joint masters provincial championship (February 27-March 4, 2018), Saskatoon, winners, member's statement, 3653–3654

Deaf persons

Hearing Aid Plan

Children, coverage, new technologies, 4478–4479
Reinstate funding, petition, 6004

Diabetes

Medical supplies, coverage of, 6528–6529

Discrimination

International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (March 21)

(2018), member's statement, 3538

Donation of organs, tissues, etc.

Awareness

National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week

(April 21-27, 2019), member's statement, 5828

Down syndrome

World Down Syndrome Day (March 21)

(2019), member's statement, 5440

Drug and alcohol abuse

Addictions services

Access, lack of

Impact on crime, 4507

Treatment centres, in-patient

Estevan, St. Joseph's Hospital

Lack of tender, 6963–6964

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Medical abortions, universal coverage, 5532, 5697–5698

Impact on availability, 5859

Pharmacare

And prescription costs under Saskatchewan drug plan, 4659, 4727
Federal government interim report, 5222–5223
Immediately establish within Saskatchewan and advocate for national plan, petition, 4722, 4929, 4984, 5074, 5113–5114, 5128, 5158, 5188, 5218, 5246, 6217–6218
Universal, importance of, member's statement, 5188–5189

Economy Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.19, P589–590
(2016) v.2, ch.4, P591
(2017) v.1, ch.16, P596–598
(2017) v.1, ch.3, P592–595

Education Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 157)

Second reading, 5682–5683

Education Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.19, P296
(2017) v.1, ch.2, P304
(2017) v.1, ch.20, P297–298
(2017) v.1, ch.8, P305–306
(2017) v.2, ch.17, P303–304
(2017) v.2, ch.21, P299–300
(2017) v.2, ch.22, P301–303
(2017) v.2, ch.42, P306
(2018) v.1, ch.11, P560–563
(2018) v.1, ch.14, P566
(2018) v.1, ch.2, P553–554
(2018) v.1, ch.23, P566–567
(2018) v.1, ch.25, P568–569
(2018) v.1, ch.7, P556–557
(2018) v.2, ch.37, P570–571
(2018) v.2, ch.43, P572
(2018) v.2, ch.44, P565
(2019) v.1, ch.1, P553–554
(2019) v.1, ch.32, P573–574
(2019) v.1, ch.33, P575–576
(2019) v.1, ch.40, P576–577

Education, funding

Crisis in classrooms due to underfunding, recognition, moved (Beck)

Questions and comments, 6347

Reverse cuts, petition, 4121

eHealth Saskatchewan

Board members

Chief executive officer, employment record, 5919–5920

Contracts, conflict of interest and value-for-money review, 5117, 5134
Information technology, electronic health records systems

Security of systems and devices, 6996

Mandate, new, and Dumelie report, 6029
Procurement

Request Auditor perform to fully examine recent and current tendering processes, and that said report be table with the Public Accounts Committee, moved (Mowat); defeated, P460–461
Vendor-sponsored travel, Auditor's upcoming report, 5223

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.30, P371–372

Employment

Job posting website, saskjobs.ca, integration with National Job Bank, 4216–4217, 4256

And employment development funding, 3802–3803

Energy and Resources Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.18, P420–422
(2018) v.1, ch.17, P428–429
(2018) v.1, ch.4, P423–425

Energy Export Act (No. 126)

Second reading, 4167–4168

Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 174)

Second reading, 6387–6388

Entrepreneurs

Beaudin, Christi, Newborn Feathers handmade jewelery, recognition, member's statement, 5045

Environment Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.22, P339–340
(2017) v.1, ch.23, P340–341
(2017) v.1, ch.4, P336–339
(2017) v.2, ch.23, P342–344
(2017) v.2, ch.31, P344–345

Environmental Management and Protection (Environmental Handling Charges) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 124)

Second reading, 4137–4138

Environmental Management and Protection Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 83)

Second reading, 2850–2851

Executive Council

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2018) v.2, ch.4, P656
(2019) v.2, ch.33, P656–658
(2019) v.2, ch.5, P656

Fiduciaries Access to Digital Information Act (No. 176)

Second reading, 6373

Finance Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.5, P502–503
(2017) v.2, ch.3; (2018) v.2, ch.5, P503–504
(2018) v.1, ch.19, P505–506
(2018) v.1, ch.20, P506–507
(2018) v.2, ch.32, P629
(2018) v.2, ch.6, P628
(2019) v.1, ch.24, P631–632
(2019) v.1, ch.45, P632–633
(2019) v.1, ch.5, P629–630
(2019) v.2, ch.34, P634–636
(2019) v.2, ch.6, P633–634

Financial Planners and Financial Advisors Act (No. 203)

Second reading, 6763–6764

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Act, 2019 (No. 183)

Second reading, 6462–6463

Fisheries (Saskatchewan) Consequential Amendments Act, 2019 (No. 184)

Second reading, 6463

Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 139)

Second reading, 4716–4717

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition deal

Transparency and accountability, importance of and need for, moved (Sproule)

Questions and comments, 3082

Global Transportation Hub, land acquisition processes audit

Motions

Request to move motion calling Laurie Pushor as a witness [denied], E431

Government

Infrastructure maintenance plan, 7005
Provincial Auditor's reports

(2019) v.1, ch.13, P657–658

Saskatchewan plan for growth, next decade

Support, moved (Olauson), 6613–6614

Questions and comments, 6618–6619

Government Relations Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.24, P438–439
(2017) v.2, ch.4, P434
(2018) v.1, ch.1, P659
(2018) v.1, ch.21, P442–443
(2018) v.1, ch.5, P441
(2019) v.1, ch.25, P665–666
(2019) v.1, ch.6, P663–664
(2019) v.2, ch.35, P668–669
(2019) v.2, ch.7, P667

Health

COVID-19 pandemic

Government pandemic plan and communications, 6843–6844

Health care

Botox treatment for pelvic pain, review decision to discontinue coverage, petition, 6985–6986
COVID-19 pandemic

Impact on surgical and diagnostic wait times, 6990–6991

Northern Saskatchewan

Obstetric services, access, 4967–4968, 5106–5107
Obstetric services, work with Manitoba government to restore service in Flin Flon, petition, 6377, 6399

Personal protective equipment

Supply management and lean management initiative, 7046–7047

Health care, funding

COVID-19 pandemic

Impact on health budget, contingency planning and fund, 7038

Staffing, facility capacity, and emergency room waits, 6579, 6606–6607

Health facilities

And long-term care homes, staffing and recruitment, 6475–6476
Infrastructure

Maintenance needs and capital investment, 6429–6430, 6449

Security services, maintain public funding, delivery, and administration, petition, 4559, 4621, 4756, 4813–4814, 4870, 4900, 4961, 5100, 6471
Spiritual care, funding elimination

Restore funding, petition, 4501, 4652

Wait times, emergency rooms and in-patient mental health treatment, 5049–5050

Health Ministry

Estimates

(2019-20), main, U913–930
(2020-21), main, U979–1000

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.10; (2016) v.2, ch.9; (2017) v.2, ch.6, P316–317
(2015) v.2, ch.34; (2017) v.2, ch.36, P331–332
(2016) v.2, ch.27, P319–321
(2016) v.2, ch.38, P327–328
(2017) v.1, ch.6, P323–324
(2017) v.2, ch.33, P325–326
(2017) v.2, ch.35, P327

Highways and Infrastructure Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.7, P308–314
(2017) v.2, ch.7, P315

Highways and roads

Government investments to reverse neglect by previous NDP government, recognition, moved (Fiaz)

Questions and comments, 4860

Historic sites

Residential schools

Battleford Industrial School cemetery, designation as a provincial heritage site, member's statement, 6574–6575
Battleford Industrial School cemetery, seeking designation as a provincial heritage site, recognition of efforts by Eleanore Sunchild, member's statement, 3966–3967

HIV infections

Medication and services, access and funding, 5920–5921

Homeless persons

Advocacy and awareness, Home is a Beautiful World, Saskatoon theatre companies production (April 2018), and post-show discussion group and panel, member's statement, 3859

Hospitals

St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon

Water quality, 6359

Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert

Maternity and obstetric services, capacity, 4990–4991

Hospitals, emergency rooms

COVID-19 pandemic, rural closures

Restore services, petition, 6993–6994

Over-capacity and off-load delays for ambulances, 5303
Rural closures due to COVID-19 pandemic and pre-existing staffing pressures, 7013
Wait times

And patient flow initiatives, 6099–6100, 6221, 6294, 6317–6318, 6333–6334, 6382–6383, 6723
Public review, 6161–6162

And public review of critical incident, 6449–6450

Reduction plan, fund and execute, petition, 6269, 6290, 6312, 6331, 6356, 6524, 6625, 6659, 6706, 6718, 6745, 6766, 6814, 6838

Housing

Construction, decrease, 4361–4362

Housing, social

Rental housing supplements, elimination

Restore, petition, 4236, 4250, 4355, 4378, 4434–4435

Immigration and Career Training Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, E431–442

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2019) v.1, ch.29, P596–598
(2019) v.1, ch.30, P589–590
(2019) v.1, ch.31, P592–595

Income Tax (Business Income) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 84)

Second reading, 2873

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 127)

Second reading, 4100

Income Tax Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 171)

Second reading, 5770–5771

Innovation Saskatchewan

Estimates

(2019-20) main, E835–837

Interpersonal Violence Disclosure Protocol (Clare's Law) Act (No. 141)

Second reading, 5292

Irrigation Act, 2018 (No. 162)

Second reading, 5317–5318

Job creation

Government record and support for women, 2684, 2797
Government strategy and record, 2602, 4350–4351

Justice Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.40, P582–583
(2017) v.2, ch.8, P580–581
(2018) v.2, ch.10, P580–581
(2018) v.2, ch.36, P585–586
(2018) v.2, ch.9, P584–585

Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2018) v.1, ch.6, P431–433

Labour unions

Taxi Area Council, establishment within District 3 of the United Steelworkers union, member's statement, 2823

Legal profession

Norsasklaw, recipient of Canadian National Pro Bono Firm Award for contributions to North Battleford Free Legal Clinic, National Pro Bono Conference 2018, member's statement, 4985

Legal Profession (Law Foundation) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 192)

Second reading, 6493–6494

Legislative Assembly (Election Dates) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 133)

Second reading, 4822–4824

Legislative Assembly members

Maiden speeches, 2612–2614

Lobbyists Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 195)

Second reading, 6674–6675

Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 134)

Second reading, 4824

Local Government Election Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 135)

Second reading, 4824–4825

Long-term care facilities

Grenfell, town hall regarding replacement facility, member's statement, 5270–5271
Preventative maintenance, facility replacement, and commitment to public funding, 4566
Regina Pioneer Village, replacement plan, 7006
Staffing, adequacy, and facility oversight, 6978–6979, 6989–6990
Staffing, adequacy, and government investments, 7038

Marriage Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 175)

Second reading, 6593

Medical screening

LifeLabs privacy breach, 6995–6996

Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 196)

Second reading, 6735

Mental health services

And addiction services

Access and funding, 5079–5080

Military history

Vimy Ridge, Battle of, France, April 9, 1917

Member's statement, 5747

Mineral Taxation (Modernization) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 181)

Second reading, 6670–6671

Minimum wage

And average weekly earnings, 4125

Miscellaneous Municipal Statutes Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 194)

Second reading, 6596

Miscellaneous Statutes (Electronic Register) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 177)

Second reading, 6326–6327

Miscellaneous Statutes (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 98)

Second reading, 3607–3609

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Enforcement Measures) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 138)

Second reading, 5321–5322

Miscellaneous Statutes (Government Relations - Transfer of Gas, Electrical, and Plumbing Functions) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 180)

Second reading, 6534

Miscellaneous Statutes (Superannuation Plans) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 77)

Second reading, 2939

Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2019 (No. 178)

Second reading, 6441

Municipal Employees' Pension Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 78)

Second reading, 2940

Municipal Tax Sharing (Potash) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 111)

Second reading, 3672–3674

Northern Municipal Trust Account

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.5, P436
(2018) v.2, ch.11, P660–661

Nutrition

Nutrition Month and Dietitians Day in Canada (March 14, 2018), member's statement, 3419

Oil and Gas Conservation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 147)

Second reading, 4919–4921

Opioid Damages and Health Care Costs Recovery Act (No. 199)

Second reading, 6828–6829
Committee discussion, U1096–1097, U1099–1102

Pacific Northwest Economic Region

28th annual summit (2018), Spokane, Washington, attendance, member's statement, 5114

Parks Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 76)

Second reading, 2873–2875

Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.41, P510–511
(2017) v.2, ch.9, P509–510

Patient Choice Medical Imaging Repeal Act (No. 622)

First reading, 7015

Patients

Discharge from facilities, safety and timeliness

And quality of care, 5402–5403

Personal Property Security Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 151)

Second reading, 5066–5067

Physicians

And nurses, recruitment and retention, government commitment to innovative solutions, support, moved (Weekes), 4331–4332

Questions and comments, 4338–4339

COVID-19 pandemic

Compensation arrangements, expiration, and retention of rural physicians, 7080–7081

Meadow Lake, pending shortage, recruitment and retention, 5766–5767
Recruitment and retention, 6662–6663, 6687

Pipelines

Trans Mountain pipeline, expansion project, Kinder Morgan

Construction, reject the actions of British Columbia government to hinder project of national interest and call upon federal government to immediately act, moved (Francis), 3957–3958

Questions and comments, 3959–3960

Pipelines Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 148)

Second reading, 5229–5230

Planning and Development Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 113)

Second reading, 4114–4115

Police (Regional Policing) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 149)

Second reading, 5201–5202

Political parties

Donations

Ban from out-of-province, corporations, and unions, and limit individual donation amount, petition, 3370

Post-secondary education

Northern Saskatchewan, programs and student supports, 3238

Post-secondary institutions

Funding, 3070

Restore, petition, 2677–2678, 2791, 2822, 2854, 2950, 3065, 3092, 3148, 3234, 3323

Proceedings Against the Crown Act, 2018 (No. 142)

Second reading, 4890–4891

Proceedings Against the Crown Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 143)

Second reading, 4891

Provincial Auditor

Annual report (2017-2018), P448–450
Annual report (2018-2019), P620–622
Appropriations

Special warrant (May 2020), P673–674

Business and financial plan (2019-20), P453–454
Business and financial plan (2020-21), P623–625

Provincial Capital Commission

Provincial Auditor's report

(2019) v.2, ch.10, P649–654

Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 107)

Second reading, 3399–3400

Public Accounts Committee

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.51, P410
(2018) v.2, ch.50, P670
(2019) v.2, ch.49, P670

Special warrant for Provincial Auditor, recommendation, moved (McMorris), P673–675

Public Guardian and Trustee Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 188)

Second reading, 6443–6444

Public Interest Disclosure (Provincial Health Authority) Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 619)

First reading, 6582

Public Service Commission

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.1, P395–396
(2017) v.2, ch.10, P396–397

Public-private partnerships

Maintenance responsibilities and condition of facilities, 7005

Question period [Session 2]

Canadian Armed Forces

Pilot training, consolidation of programs and future of 15 Wing Moose Jaw, 4159–4160

Employment

Job posting website, saskjobs.ca, integration with National Job Bank, 4216–4217, 4256

And employment development funding, 3802–3803

Housing

Construction, decrease, 4361–4362

Job creation

Government record and support for women, 2684, 2797
Government strategy and record, 2602, 4350–4351

Minimum wage

And average weekly earnings, 4125

Post-secondary education

Northern Saskatchewan, programs and student supports, 3238

Post-secondary institutions

Funding, 3070

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Misrepresentation by foreign national and allegations of fraud, 3327
Program integrity and preferential access, 3970–3971

Skills training

Provincial training allowance

Refugees, eligibility of language instruction programs, 4401

Taxation

Policy

Impact on economy, 3544

Trade

United States

Steel and aluminum tariffs

Government efforts, 3422

Unemployment

And impact on women, 2861–2862
And job creation, 3659, 3742, 4289
And provincial economy, 3185–3186

Question period [Session 3]

Abortion

Members' positions on, and access to, 5779–5781, 5803–5806, 5832

Ambulance service

Fees and response times, 4876–4877
Fees for inter-hospital transfers, 4935
Response times

And system review, 6049

Autism

Individualized funding, early childhood intervention, and learning supports, 5675–5676

Deaf persons

Hearing Aid Plan

Children, coverage, new technologies, 4478–4479

Drug and alcohol abuse

Addictions services

Access, lack of

Impact on crime, 4507

Drugs and pharmaceuticals

Medical abortions, universal coverage, 5532, 5697–5698

Impact on availability, 5859

Pharmacare

And prescription costs under Saskatchewan drug plan, 4659, 4727
Federal government interim report, 5222–5223

eHealth Saskatchewan

Board members

Chief executive officer, employment record, 5919–5920

Contracts, conflict of interest and value-for-money review, 5117, 5134
Mandate, new, and Dumelie report, 6029
Procurement

Vendor-sponsored travel, Auditor's upcoming report, 5223

Health care

Northern Saskatchewan

Obstetric services, access, 4967–4968, 5106–5107

Health facilities

Wait times, emergency rooms and in-patient mental health treatment, 5049–5050

HIV infections

Medication and services, access and funding, 5920–5921

Hospitals

Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert

Maternity and obstetric services, capacity, 4990–4991

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Over-capacity and off-load delays for ambulances, 5303

Long-term care facilities

Preventative maintenance, facility replacement, and commitment to public funding, 4566

Mental health services

And addictions services

Access and funding, 5079–5080

Patients

Discharge from facilities, safety and timeliness

And quality of care, 5402–5403

Physicians

Meadow Lake, pending shortage, recruitment and retention, 5766–5767

Surgical wait times, 5302

Question period [Session 4]

Diabetes

Medical supplies, coverage of, 6528–6529

Drug and alcohol abuse

Treatment centres, in-patient

Estevan, St. Joseph's Hospital

Lack of tender, 6963–6964

eHealth Saskatchewan

Information technology, electronic health records systems

Security of systems and devices, 6996

Government

Infrastructure maintenance plan, 7005

Health

COVID-19 pandemic

Government pandemic plan and communications, 6843–6844

Health care

COVID-19 pandemic

Impact on surgical and diagnostic wait times, 6990–6991

Personal protective equipment

Supply management and lean management initiative, 7046–7047

Health care, funding

COVID-19 pandemic

Impact on health budget, contingency planning and fund, 7038

Staffing, facility capacity, and emergency room waits, 6579, 6606–6607

Health facilities

And long-term care homes, staffing and recruitment, 6475–6476
Infrastructure

Maintenance needs and capital investment, 6429–6430, 6449

Hospitals

St. Paul's Hospital, Saskatoon

Water quality, 6359

Hospitals, emergency rooms

Rural closures due to COVID-19 pandemic and pre-existing staffing pressures, 7013
Wait times

And patient flow initiatives, 6099–6100, 6221, 6294, 6317–6318, 6333–6334, 6382–6383, 6723
Public review, 6161–6162

And public review of critical incident, 6449–6450

Long-term care facilities

Regina Pioneer Village, replacement plan, 7006
Staffing, adequacy, and facility oversight, 6978–6979, 6989–6990
Staffing, adequacy, and government investments, 7038

Medical screening

LifeLabs privacy breach, 6995–6996

Physicians

COVID-19 pandemic

Compensation arrangements, expiration, and retention of rural physicians, 7080–7081

Recruitment and retention, 6662–6663, 6687

Public-private partnerships

Maintenance responsibilities and condition of facilities, 7005

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6359–6360, 6383–6384, 6712, 6771–6772
Water quality and project oversight, 6100

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6605–6606

Railways

Commodities backlog

Urge federal government to pass an order in council with requirements to help address issue and implement legislative improvements, moved (Bradshaw)

Questions and comments, 3585

Ramadan

Commencement of holy month (May 2018), member's statement, 4297

Reclaimed Industrial Sites Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 85)

Second reading, 3251–3252

Refugees

South Zone Community Garden, Regina, expansion to include 24 refugee families, member's statement, 4321

Regional health authorities

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2015) v.2, ch.17; (2016) v.2, ch.15, P379
(2015) v.2, ch.36; (2018) v.1, ch.29, P373–375
(2015) v.2, ch.51; (2018) v.1, ch.28, P484–485
(2015) v.2, ch.55; (2018) v.1, ch.30, P485
(2016) v.1, ch.28, P375–376
(2016) v.1, ch.32; (2018) v.2, ch.40, P480, P482
(2016) v.2, ch.16; (2017) v.2, ch.11, P377–378
(2016) v.2, ch.25, P463, P465–466
(2016) v.2, ch.41, P376–377
(2016) v.2, ch.42, P493
(2017) v.1, ch.10, P381–382
(2017) v.1, ch.24, P383–384
(2017) v.1, ch.25, P384
(2017) v.1, ch.9, P471–472
(2017) v.2, ch.25, P487–488

Remembrance Day

(November 11, 2019), member's statement, 6313

Residential Services Act, 2018 (No. 145)

Second reading, 5168–5169

Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 115)

Second reading, 3601–3603

Saskatchewan Advantage Grant for Education Savings (SAGES) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 94)

Second reading, 3559–3561

Saskatchewan Arts Board

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.12, P637–638
(2018) v.2, ch.13, P637–638
(2018) v.2, ch.22, P640–641

Saskatchewan Cancer Agency

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.14; (2018) v.2, ch.38, P457–459

Saskatchewan Disease Control Laboratory

Lyme disease and other tick-borne diseases, transparency of surveillance and funding for improved diagnoses and treatment, petition, 6022

Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation

Santé awards night, Saskatoon, recipients, member's statement, 5644

Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford

Structural deficiencies and project oversight, 6359–6360, 6383–6384, 6712, 6771–6772
Water quality and project oversight, 6100

Saskatchewan Housing Corporation

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.27, P614–615
(2017) v.2, ch.43, P616

Saskatchewan Human Rights Code, 2017 (No. 104)

Second reading, 3135–3136

Saskatchewan Human Rights Consequential Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 105)

Second reading, 3136–3137

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

Family reunification

Designation, restore, petition, 5044

Misrepresentation by foreign national and allegations of fraud, 3327
Program integrity and preferential access, 3970–3971

Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.17; (2017) v.2, ch.13, P346–347
(2016) v.2, ch.43, P347

Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.18; (2017) v.2, ch.14, P348–350
(2017) v.1, ch.11, P352–354
(2017) v.2, ch.44, P354

Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation

Estimates

(2019-20), statutory, lending and investing activities, C747–750

Saskatchewan Polytechnic

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.45, P406–407

Saskatchewan Power Corporation

Net metering program

Replacement program, impact on solar industry and customer rates, 6605–6606

Saskatchewan Research Council

Estimates

(2019-20) main, E743–747

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 92)

Second reading, 3124

Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 93)

Second reading, 3125

Saskatchewan Transportation Company

Restoration of an essential service, official opposition commitment, member's statement, 6814

Saskatchewan Value-added Agriculture Incentive Act (No. 125)

Second reading, 4229
Committee discussion, E588–591

Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.31, P444–446

SaskBuilds Corporation

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.2, ch.46, P399–401

SaskEnergy (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 137)

Second reading, 4714–4715

School Choice Protection Act (No. 89)

Second reading, 3282–3284

Schools

Government investment, recognition, moved (Olauson), 5087–5088

Questions and comments, 5091–5092

Securities Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 159)

Second reading, 5315

Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 150)

Second reading, 4923–4924

Skills training

Provincial training allowance

Refugees, eligibility of language instruction programs, 4401

Social Services Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, U701–710

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.32 [misidentified as v.2], P599–601
(2017) v.1, ch.33, P602–603
(2017) v.2, ch.16, P604–605
(2018) v.1, ch.31, P606–607
(2018) v.2, ch.17, P604–605
(2018) v.2, ch.26, P609–610
(2018) v.2, ch.46, P611–612
(2018) v.2, ch.47, P612–613
(2019) v.1, ch.39, P599–601

Sports

Envision Sports Club, Saskatoon, and Shakeel Ahmed, recognition, member's statement, 3325

Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 3) (No. 164)

Second reading, 5196–5197

Suicides

Prevention strategy, develop and implement, moved (Chartier)

Questions and comments, 4979

Prevention, develop and implement comprehensive strategy, petition, 6975

Surgical wait times, 5302
Taxation

Policy

Impact on economy, 3544

Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.1, ch.35, P412–413
(2017) v.1, ch.14, P415–416

Tobacco Control Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 182)

Second reading, 6321

Tourism Saskatchewan

Provincial Auditor's report

(2018) v.1, ch.32, P525–526

Trade

United States

Steel and aluminum tariffs

Government efforts, 3422

Trade and Export Development Ministry

Estimates

(2018-19), main, E443–456

Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2017 (No. 81)

Second reading, 4140–4142

Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2019 (No. 198)

Second reading, 6849

Transgender people

Gender reassignment surgery, approval and recommendation requirements, removal, petition, 4698, 5941
Hormone replacement therapies, removal of financial barriers, petition, 6601–6602

Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 160)

Second reading, 5208

Trespass to Property Consequential Amendments Act, 2018 (No. 161)

Second reading, 5209

Tributes

Royer, Nolan, youth, accidental drowning, member's statement, 3066

Unemployment

And impact on women, 2861–2862
And job creation, 3659, 3742, 4289
And provincial economy, 3185–3186

University of Regina

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2017) v.1, ch.34, P407–408
(2017) v.2, ch.49, P409

Vehicles for Hire Act (No. 114)

Second reading, 4258

Veterans

Veterans' Week (November 5-11, 2017), member's statement, 2791–2792

Violence

National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women (December 6)

(2017), member's statement, 3298

Voluntary Blood Donation Act (No. 617)

First reading, 5948

Wascana Park and Wascana Centre Authority

Commercial developments in park, Canadian National Institute for the Blind, partnership with Brandt Developments

Auditor review, findings

Restart the building proposal process from the beginning, moved (Mowat), P653–654

Water Security Agency

Provincial Auditor's reports

(2016) v.2, ch.22, P543
(2017) v.2, ch.18, P543
(2018) v.1, ch.12, P546–548
(2018) v.2, ch.19, P543
(2019) v.1, ch.43, P550–551
(2019) v.1, ch.44, P551–552

Women

Executive Women International, Saskatoon Chapter, chartering ceremony (May 4, 2018), member's statement, 4211
International Women's Day (March 8)

(2018), member's statement, 3359
(2019), member's statement, 5247

Women's History Month

(October 2017), member's statement, 2623
(October 2019), member's statement, 6097

Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 2018 (No. 165)

Second reading, 5654

Youth Justice Administration Act, 2018 (No. 158)

Second reading, 5287–5288