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Hargrave, Hon. Joe (Sask Party, Prince Albert Carlton) s.1: Minister of Highways. s.3,4: Minister of SaskBuilds and Procurement
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 62–65
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1023–1026, 1037–1039
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2679–2682
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4501–4504
- Advanced Education Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2018) v.2, ch.1, P284
  - (2018) v.2, ch.21, P297–298
  - (2019) v.1, ch.9, P304
  - (2019) v.2, ch.1, P284
  - (2019) v.2, ch.14, P322
  - (2020) v.1, ch.15, P295
  - (2020) v.2, ch.1, P284
  - (2020) v.2, ch.14, P322
  - (2020) v.2, ch.24, P297–298
  - (2021) v.1, ch.21, P304
  - (2021) v.2, ch.19, P295
  - (2021) v.2, ch.2, P284
- Amity Trust Act, 2022 (No. 905)
  - Committee discussion
    - Waive fees, moved (Hargrave), B13
- Athabasca Constituency By-election Act (No. 77)
  - Report without amendment, moved (Hargrave), 1618
- Athletes
  - Prince Albert Sports Hall of Fame, inductees, recognition, member's statement, 2399
- Birthdays
  - Laird, Edwin, 100th birthday, member's statement, 3819
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 1989–1994
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5259–5262
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5326
- Chambers of commerce
  - Prince Albert and District Chamber of Commerce, Samuel McLeod, Business Awards, recipients, member's statement, 2245
- Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
  - Green shirt day and Logan Boulet effect
    - Member's statement, 278
- Economy
  - Strength, indicators
    - Member's statement, 2746
- Election Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 123)
  - Report without amendment, 3176
- Employment
  - Job creation
    - And government out-of-province contracts, 5524
- Finance Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2020) v.2, ch.31, P357
- Forests and forestry
  - Industry size and impact
    - Member's statement, 1062
  - Industry successes, member's statement, 862
- Government Relations Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2021) v.1, ch.16, P337
- Health
  - Respiratory Therapy Week, member's statement, 891–892
- Health care, COVID-19
  - Digital and virtual care, use during COVID-19 and development of a strategy, member's statement, 1576
- Highway No. 3
  - Twinning, northwest of Prince Albert, completion, member's statement, 3022
- Hunting and fishing
  - Hunting, Fishing, and Trapping Heritage Day, member's statement, 2871
- Opioid Damages and Health Care Recovery Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 78)
  - Report without amendment, 2092
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2018) v.2, ch.48, P329
  - (2019) v.2, ch.23, P355
  - (2020) v.2, ch.17, P329
  - (2020) v.2, ch.45, P328–329
- Parks, urban
  - Wascana Centre, Regina
    - Commercial development
      - Canadian National Institute for the Blind and Brandt Developments
        
        Litigation, settlement costs, 4630–4631
- Police services
  - Prince Albert Police Service
    - Drug trafficking operation, success
      - Member's statement, 3379
- Private Bills Committee
  - Reports
    - Fifth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Hargrave), B14
- Provincial Auditor
  - Annual report (2021-22), P374–375
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Provincial Auditor reports, status updates provided three business days prior to a meeting, moved (Hargrave), P372
- Public Service Commission, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2022) v.1, ch.4, P313
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Employment
    - Job creation
      - And government out-of-province contracts, 5524
  - Parks, urban
    - Wascana Centre, Regina
      - Commercial development
        
        Canadian National Institute for the Blind and Brandt Developments
        
        Litigation, settlement costs, 4630–4631
- Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2022) v.1, ch.7, P396
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Support, petition, 2767–2768, 3376
- SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, Estimates
  - (2023, November), supplementary, C459–462
  - (2024-25), main, C525–530, C532, C534
- SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2021) v.1, ch.27, P370
- SaskBuilds Corporation
  - Estimates
    - (2023, November), supplementary, C462–464
- Service clubs
  - Rotary Club of Prince Albert, Premier's Service Club Award, recipient, member's statement, 2068
  - Royal Purple, BrainLove campaign, member's statement, 4997–4998
- Small modular reactors
  - Secretariat
    - Support to aid in the development of technology, moved (Hargrave), 517–519
- Speaker
  - Deputy Speaker [Hargrave], election, 898
- Taxpayers' Fairness (CPR) Act (No. 85)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Hargrave), 2405
- Trade
  - Value and strength, member's statement, 1814–1815
- Tributes
  - Murie, Andrew, impaired driving reduction advocate, member's statement, 1890
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Government support
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1655
- Uranium industry
  - Cigar Lake Mine, resumption of production
    - Member's statement, 395
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Rollout
    - Success, member's statement, 798
- Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
  - Design, Stantec, member's statement, 742
Harpauer, Hon. Donna (Sask Party, Humboldt-Watrous) s.1,2,3,4: Deputy Premier, Minister of Finance
- Affordability tax credit, 3001
  - Families with children and children's affordability initiatives, 2809
- Agriculture
  - Farm Credit Canada head office, relocation to Quebec, rumour, 5582
  - Viterra-Bunge proposed merger, 5579–5580
- AgriStability
  - Improvements, 824–825
- Appropriation Act, 2020 (No. 2) (No. 25)
  - First reading, 253
  - Second and third readings, 253
- Appropriation Act, 2021 (No. 1) (No. 37)
  - First reading, 859
  - Second and third readings, 859
- Appropriation Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 74)
  - First reading, 1502
  - Second and third readings, 1502
- Appropriation Act, 2022 (No. 1) (No. 87)
  - First reading, 2480
  - Second and third readings, 2480
- Appropriation Act, 2022 (No. 2) (No. 127)
  - First reading, 3173
  - Second and third readings, 3173
- Appropriation Act, 2023 (No. 1) (No. 136)
  - First reading, 3917
  - Second and third readings, 3918
- Appropriation Act, 2023 (No. 2) (No. 155)
  - First reading, 4907
  - Second and third readings, 4907
- Appropriation Act, 2024 (No. 1) (No. 161)
  - First reading, 5634
  - Second and third reading, by leave, not granted, 5634
  - Second and third readings, 5648
- Budget, 2021-22
  - Deficit and fiscal health, 281
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Budget address, 269–274
  - Speakers, 421–423
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 274
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Budget address, 1879–1883
  - Speakers, 2079–2081
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 1883
- Budget, 2023-24
  - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 3440–3441, 3624–3625, 3638, 3850–3851
- Budget, March 22, 2023
  - Budget address, 3400–3404
  - Speakers, 3529
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 3404
- Budget, 2024-25
  - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 5130–5131
  - Technical briefings
    - Responses to questions, 5274–5275
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Budget address, 5114–5118
  - Speakers, 5318–5320
  - Moved (Harpauer) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 5118
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5341–5342
- Christmas
  - Message of hope, member's statement, 246–247
- Condolence motions
  - Transmittal, moved (Harpauer), 5620
  - Axworthy, Christopher (Chris) S., former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5613
  - Kwasnica, Miro, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5614
  - Martineau, Pierre Raymond (Ray), former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5615
  - Nelson, Randall (Randy) Neil, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5616–5617
  - Penner, Glen Howard, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5618
  - Schmeiser, Percy Arnold, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1225–1226
  - Stanger, Violet (Vi) Laverne, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5619
- Conservation officers
  - Saskatchewan Association of Conservation Officers, officer of the year award, Brendon Smith, recipient, member's statement, 3776–3777
- Construction industry
  - Provincial sales tax, application to labour
    - And affordability initiatives, 3414
    - Economic impact, 3625
    - Exemption for new residential builds, 4412
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 44)
  - First reading, 1093
  - Second reading, 1125
  - Committee discussion C281–282
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2453
  - Third reading, 2453
- Cost of living
  - Affordability and housing initiatives, 4387
  - And affordability, 4938–4939, 5656
  - And affordability initiatives, 1694–1695, 1720–1721, 3001, 3023, 3025, 3132, 3163, 3557, 3608–3609, 3700, 3729, 3928–3929, 4074, 4411–4412, 4582–4583, 4836–4837
    - Four-point plan, 2579–2580, 2913, 3022, 3080–3081
  - And provincial economy, 3190
  - And supports for seniors, 4074
  - Carbon tax, impact, 4388, 5131
  - Inflation
    - And impact of carbon tax, 2899–2900
    - Tax expansion and affordability initiatives, 2228–2229, 4466
- COVID-19, financial supports
  - Federal and provincial funding, 73–74
- Early childhood education and child care
  - Subsidy
    - Access to, and supports for families, 746–747, 757
- Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
  - And provincial sales tax
    - On construction services, 744–745
- Economy
  - Performance and projections, 3248
- Electricity, consumer rates
  - Increase
    - And impact of carbon tax, 2914, 4074–4075
- Emergency housing
  - And use of hotels
    - Payment to business owned by government member
      - Investigation by Provincial Auditor, 4751–4752
- Employment
  - Job creation
    - And government economic record, 5024
- Federal government
  - Cost-sharing programs
    - And provincial autonomy, 3270, 3585
- Finance Ministry, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, C35–52
  - (2021, December), supplementary, C177–179
  - (2022-23), main, C253–261, C263–273
  - (2022, November), supplementary, C311–312
  - (2023-24), main, C427–440
  - (2024-25), main, C537–552
- Fuel
  - Rising costs and impact of carbon tax, 2498–2499, 2809, 5436
  - Rising costs and impact of taxation, 2512
  - Rising costs and relief for Saskatchewan families, 1625–1626, 1664–1665, 1720, 1860, 1893, 2070–2071, 2542
- Fuel tax
  - And funding for highway infrastructure, 4292–4293, 5132, 5682, 5696
  - Remove, and affordability relief, 3996
  - Remove, and government spending, 4559, 4836–4837
  - Suspend, private member's motion, vote
    - And carbon tax, home heating fuel, suspension, 5579
  - Suspension, temporary
    - And affordability comparison with other provinces, 2477, 4654, 4693, 4735, 4877–4878, 4998, 5035–5036, 5409–5410, 5424
    - And affordability initiatives, 4694, 4735, 4772–4773, 4938
- Fuel Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 34)
  - First reading, 562
  - Second reading, 585
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 780
  - Third reading, 780
- Government financial management
  - And support for federal policies, 2983
  - Cost of living, impact on, 3001, 4073, 4632, 4735, 4798, 4836
  - COVID-19, impact on fiscal position, 1186–1187, 1381
  - Deficit and third quarter financial report, 4975–4976, 5088
  - Payments to individuals and vendors, representation in Public Accounts, 4879–4880
- Government financial management, debt
  - Increased, and infrastructure funding
    - And project management, 5087–5088, 5100
- Groceries
  - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 3134
- Health care, COVID-19
  - Management, costs, 1186, 1211, 1380, 1478
  - Prevention and treatment, 975
- Hospital and health foundations
  - Humboldt District Hospital Foundation, Equip to Care radiothon, member's statement, 2203
- Hospitality industry
  - Provincial sales tax, application of, impact on city centres, 2248–2249
- Humboldt Broncos bus crash (April 6, 2018)
  - Anniversary, member's statement, 2115
- Income Tax (Affordability) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 89)
  - First reading, 2721
  - Second reading, 2778–2779
  - Committee discussion C293–297
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2833
  - Third reading, 2833
- Income Tax (Strong Recovery Home Renovation Tax Credit) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 1)
  - First reading, 106
  - Second reading, 253
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 254
- Income Tax (Strong Recovery Small Business Tax Reduction) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2)
  - First reading, 130
  - Second reading, 254
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 255
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 35)
  - First reading, 562
  - Second reading, 586
  - Committee discussion C59–60
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 780
  - Third reading, 780
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 82)
  - First reading, 2160
  - Second reading, 2177
  - Committee discussion C279–281
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2452
  - Third reading, 2453
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 133)
  - First reading, 3572
  - Second reading, 3611
  - Committee discussion C450–451
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3841
  - Third reading, 3841
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 157)
  - First reading, 5278
  - Second reading, 5336
  - Committee discussion C553–554
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5502
  - Third reading, 5502
- Labour force
  - Paid sick leave
    - And existing COVID-19 supports, 775
- Legislative Assembly
  - Clerk, Greg Putz, retirement, recognition, moved (Harpauer), 3170
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Retiring members, appreciation
    - Moved (Moe), 5750–5753
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3501
- Legislative Assembly, adjournment
  - Death of member for Regina Walsh Acres [Meyers], moved (Harpauer), 3497
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security legislation
    - Implications for surveillance operations, 2283
- Motions for supply
  - Resolutions
    - First and second readings, 253, 859, 1502, 2480, 3173, 3917, 4907, 5633
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2021
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses, moved (Harpauer), 252, 858
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2022
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses, moved (Harpauer), 859, 1501, 2479
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2023
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses, moved (Harpauer), 2479, 3172–3173, 3917
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2024
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses, moved (Harpauer), 3917, 4906, 5633
    - Fiscal year ending March 31, 2025
      - General Revenue Fund, certain charges and expenses, moved (Harpauer), 5633
- Pay equity
  - Legislation, 371
- Pensions
  - Canada Pension Plan
    - Alberta's withdrawal, impact on Saskatchewan, 4556–4557, 4579–4580
- Physical fitness centres
  - Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, 1919–1920, 2282–2283
- Provincial sales tax
  - And carbon tax, impact on cost of living, 3700–3701
  - Exemptions and affordability initiatives, 2041
  - Rate, affordability and provision of government services, 3416–3417
  - Revenues
    - And affordability initiatives, 3081
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 36)
  - First reading, 562
  - Second reading, 587
  - Committee discussion C61–62
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 780
  - Third reading, 781
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 84)
  - First reading, 2160–2161
  - Second reading, 2178
  - Committee discussion C282–287
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2453
  - Third reading, 2453
- Provincial sales tax expansion
  - And federal harmonization, 2041–2042
  - And funding for initiatives in health care, 1982, 2070, 2205–2206
  - Live events, 1892–1893, 1920–1921
  - Restaurant meals
    - And children's clothing, 1860
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Enforcement, resource allocation, 975
  - Enforcement, secure isolation sites, 1418
- Public Pension and Benefits Administration Corporation Act (No. 94)
  - First reading, 2775
  - Second reading, 2793–2794
  - Committee discussion C441–442, C444–445
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3839
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 3839
  - Third reading, 3840
- Question period [Session 1]
  - AgriStability
    - Improvements, 824–825
  - Budget, 2021-22
    - Deficit and fiscal health, 281
  - COVID-19, financial supports
    - Federal and provincial funding, 73–74
  - Early childhood education and child care
    - Subsidy
      - Access to, and supports for families, 746–747, 757
  - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
    - And provincial sales tax
      - On construction services, 744–745
  - Labour force
    - Paid sick leave
      - And existing COVID-19 supports, 775
  - Pay equity
    - Legislation, 371
  - Temporary wage supplement
    - Health care workers, eligibility, and use of federal funding, 103
  - Women
    - COVID-19, impact on
      - And government support for, 370–371
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Cost of living
    - And affordability initiatives, 1694–1695, 1720–1721
    - Inflation
      - Tax expansion and affordability initiatives, 2228–2229
  - Fuel
    - Rising costs and impact of carbon tax, 2498–2499
    - Rising costs and impact of taxation, 2512
    - Rising costs and relief for Saskatchewan families, 1625–1626, 1664–1665, 1720, 1860, 1893, 2070–2071, 2542
  - Fuel tax
    - Suspension, temporary
      - And affordability comparison with other provinces, 2477
  - Government financial management
    - COVID-19, impact on fiscal position, 1186–1187, 1381
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - Management, costs, 1186, 1211, 1380, 1478
    - Prevention and treatment, 975
  - Hospitality industry
    - Provincial sales tax, application of, impact on city centres, 2248–2249
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Security legislation
      - Implications for surveillance operations, 2283
  - Physical fitness centres
    - Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, 1919–1920, 2282–2283
  - Provincial sales tax
    - Exemptions and affordability initiatives, 2041
  - Provincial sales tax expansion
    - And federal harmonization, 2041–2042
    - And funding for initiatives in health care, 1982, 2070, 2205–2206
    - Live events, 1892–1893, 1920–1921
    - Restaurant meals
      - And children's clothing, 1860
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Enforcement, resource allocation, 975
    - Enforcement, secure isolation sites, 1418
  - Resource royalties
    - Windfall-profits surcharge
      - And cost of living dividend, 2401–2402
  - Saskatchewan income support program
    - As whole-income approach
      - Adequacy, 2448–2449
    - Clients transitioning to workforce
      - Targets, 2448
  - Students
    - COVID-19 public health measures, impact on, 1187
  - Workplaces
    - COVID-19 vaccination requirements, 1418
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Affordability tax credit 3001
    - Families with children and children's affordability initiatives, 2809
  - Budget, 2023-24
    - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 3440–3441, 3624–3625, 3638, 3850–3851
  - Construction industry
    - Provincial sales tax, application to labour
      - And affordability initiatives, 3414
      - Economic impact, 3625
  - Cost of living
    - And affordability initiatives, 3001, 3023, 3025, 3132, 3163, 3557, 3608–3609, 3700, 3729, 3928–3929, 4074
      - Four-point plan, 2579–2580, 2913, 3022, 3080–3081
    - And provincial economy, 3190
    - And supports for seniors, 4074
    - Inflation
      - And impact of carbon tax, 2899–2900
  - Economy
    - Performance and projections, 3248
  - Electricity, consumer rates
    - Increase
      - And impact of carbon tax, 2914, 4074–4075
  - Federal government
    - Cost-sharing programs
      - And provincial autonomy, 3270, 3585
  - Fuel
    - Rising costs and impact of carbon tax, 2809
  - Fuel tax
    - And funding for highway infrastructure, 4292–4293
    - Remove, and affordability relief, 3996
  - Government financial management
    - And support for federal policies, 2983
    - Cost of living, impact on, 3001, 4073
  - Groceries
    - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 3134
  - Provincial sales tax
    - And carbon tax, impact on cost of living, 3700–3701
    - Rate, affordability and provision of government services, 3416–3417
    - Revenues
      - And affordability initiatives, 3081
  - Saskatchewan Revenue Agency
    - Costs and benefits, 3163, 3165, 3194, 3365–3366, 3382–3383, 3797–3798
  - Snack foods
    - And prepared meals, provincial sales tax, 3835–3836
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Information technology
      - Case management software, costs, 3754
  - Utilities
    - Consumer rates, increase, 2809
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Agriculture
    - Farm Credit Canada head office, relocation to Quebec, rumour, 5582
    - Viterra-Bunge proposed merger, 5579–5580
  - Budget, 2024-25
    - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 5130–5131
    - Technical briefings
      - Responses to questions, 5274–5275
  - Construction industry
    - Provincial sales tax, application to labour
      - Exemption for new residential builds, 4412
  - Cost of living
    - Affordability and housing initiatives, 4387
    - And affordability, 4938–4939, 5656
    - And affordability initiatives, 4411–4412, 4582–4583, 4836–4837
    - Carbon tax, impact, 4388, 5131
    - Inflation
      - Tax expansion and affordability initiatives, 4466
  - Emergency housing
    - And use of hotels
      - Payment to business owned by government member
        
        Investigation by Provincial Auditor, 4751–4752
  - Employment
    - Job creation
      - And government economic record, 5024
  - Fuel
    - Rising costs and impact of carbon tax, 5436
  - Fuel tax
    - And funding for highway infrastructure, 5132, 5682, 5696
    - Remove, and government spending, 4559, 4836–4837
    - Suspend, private member's motion, vote
      - And carbon tax, home heating fuel, suspension, 5579
    - Suspension, temporary
      - And affordability comparison with other provinces, 4654, 4693, 4735, 4877–4878, 4998, 5035–5036, 5409–5410, 5424
      - And provincial affordability initiatives, 4694, 4735, 4772–4773, 4938
  - Government financial management
    - Cost of living, impact on, 4632, 4735, 4798, 4836
    - Deficit and third quarter financial report, 4975–4976, 5088
    - Payments to individuals and vendors, representation in Public Accounts, 4879–4880
  - Government financial management, debt
    - Increased, and infrastructure funding
      - And project management, 5087–5088, 5100
  - Pensions
    - Canada Pension Plan
      - Alberta's withdrawal, impact on Saskatchewan, 4556–4557, 4579–4580
  - Recycling industry
    - Tire recycling, contractor selection
      - And government transparency, 5546
  - Saskatchewan Revenue Agency
    - Costs and benefits, 4798
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Information technology
      - Case management software, costs, 4612
  - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
    - Negotiation, class size and complexity, 5698
  - Violence
    - Gender-based
      - Government actions and initiatives, 4748
- Recycling industry
  - Tire recycling, contractor selection
    - And government transparency, 5546
- Resource royalties
  - Windfall-profits surcharge
    - And cost of living dividend, 2401–2402
- Revenue and Financial Services Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 159)
  - First reading, 5309
  - Second reading, 5337
  - Committee discussion C554–555
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5503
  - Third reading, 5503
- Royal family
  - Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Platinum Jubilee
      - Congratulations, moved (Harpauer), 1752
- Saskatchewan income support program
  - As whole-income approach
    - Adequacy, 2448–2449
  - Clients transitioning to workforce
    - Targets, 2448
- Saskatchewan Revenue Agency
  - Costs and benefits, 3163, 3165, 3194, 3365–3366, 3382–3383, 3797–3798, 4798
- Saskatchewan Revenue Agency Act (No. 122)
  - First reading, 3136
  - Second reading, 3173–3174
  - Committee discussion C447–450
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3840
  - Third reading, 3840
- Snack foods
  - And prepared meals, provincial sales tax, 3835–3836
- Snowmobiles and snowmobiling
  - Prairie Women on Snowmobiles cancer fundraising efforts, member's statement, 1841
- Social Services Ministry
  - Information technology
    - Case management software, costs, 3754, 4612
- Students
  - COVID-19 public health measures, impact on, 1187
- Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
  - Negotiation, class size and complexity, 5698
- Temporary wage supplement
  - Health care workers, eligibility, and use of federal funding, 103
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 33)
  - First reading, 562
  - Second reading, 584
  - Committee discussion C57
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 779
  - Third reading, 779
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 83)
  - First reading, 2160
  - Second reading, 2177–2178
  - Committee discussion C277–278
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2452
  - Third reading, 2452
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 156)
  - First reading, 5278
  - Second reading, 5335
  - Committee discussion C552
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5502
  - Third reading, 5502
- Utilities
  - Consumer rates, increase, 2809
- Vapour Products Tax Act (No. 32)
  - First reading, 562
  - Second reading, 583–584
  - Committee discussion C55–57
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 779
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 779
  - Third reading, 779
- Violence
  - Gender-based
    - Government actions and initiatives, 4748
- Women
  - COVID-19, impact on
    - And government support for, 370–371
- Workplaces
  - COVID-19 vaccination requirements, 1418
Harrison, Hon. Jeremy (Sask Party, Meadow Lake) s:1,2,3,4: Minister of Trade and Export Development, Minister of Immigration and Career Training
- Accessible Saskatchewan Act (No. 103)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 3298
- Active Families Benefit Act, 2021 (No. 28)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 651
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 124)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 3545
- All Terrain Vehicles Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 18)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 568
- Animal Production Act (No. 73)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2095–2096
- Architects Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 97)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 3146
- Athabasca Constituency By-election Act (No. 77)
  - First reading, 1617
  - Second reading, 1617
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 1618
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1618
  - Third reading, 1618
- Automobile Accident Insurance (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 92)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2862
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 52)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1670
- Basketball
  - Hoopla one-day tournament
    - Recognition of volunteers, member's statement, 5151
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Moved (Harrison, J.) to resume debate (April 7, 2021), 276
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Moved (Harrison, J.) to resume debate (March 24, 2022), 1885
- Budget, March 22, 2023
  - Moved (Harrison, J.) to resume debate (March 23, 2023), 3407
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Moved (Harrison, J.) to resume debate (March 21, 2024), 5121
- Business
  - Closures, and population growth, 5274
- Business Corporations Act, 2020 (No. 5)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 428
- Business Corporations Consequential Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 6)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 454
- Cannabis Control (Saskatchewan) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 125)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3315
- Child Care Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 143)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 4979
- Committees
  - Committees of the Whole Assembly, Deputy Chair, member for Regina Pasqua [Fiaz], appointment, moved (Harrison, J.), 22
  - Officials, remote participation, moved (Harrison, J.), 696
- Condolence motions
  - Transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 2583, 4962
- Conference of the Parties
  - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, provincial delegation
    - Advertising, cost of, 4881
    - Cost and return on investment, 4610–4611, 4655, 4854, 4880, 4903–4904
- Constitutional Questions Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 102)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2985
- Construction Codes Act (No. 4)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 566
- Construction industry
  - Building permits and housing starts, 3569–3570
  - Provincial sales tax, application to labour
    - And labour shortage, 3229
    - Economic impact, 3204–3205, 3398, 3681–3682
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 44)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1537
- Cost of living
  - And affordability initiatives, 4412
  - And government economic record, 3682
  - And provincial economy, 3131, 3637–3638, 4466–4467, 4655
- COVID-19, government response
  - Effectiveness and economic impact, 127, 248, 266–267, 646
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 22)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 462
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Membership
    - Addition, moved (Harrison, J.), 3296, 4962
    - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.), H17
- Crown corporations
  - Internship programs, 856
- Dental Disciplines Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 62)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1800
- Doukhobors of Canada C.C.U.B. Trust Fund Amendment and Repeal Act, 2020 (No. 13)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 497
- Early childhood education and child care
  - COVID-19
    - Funding, federal, and support for workers, 105
- Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
  - And employment numbers, 1091–1092, 1120–1121, 1163–1164
  - And importance of child care, 539–540
  - And minimum wage, 449–450
  - And provincial sales tax
    - On construction services, 399–400, 745, 810–811
    - On construction services and restaurant meals, 267
    - On construction services and support for the forestry industry, 311
    - On restaurant meals, 311, 515–516, 865–866
  - Job creation plan, 283, 311–312, 398–399
  - Job creation, green opportunities, 340–341
- Economy
  - Performance and private investment, 2422–2423
- Economy Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.), 1983, 4718, H5, H17
- Education
  - Economic importance, 3752–3753
- Education (Parents' Bill of Rights) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 137)
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4316
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 4350
- Education Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 134)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 3826
- Education Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 135)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 3826
- Election Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 123)
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 3176
- Elections Saskatchewan
  - Chief Electoral Officer, appointment, Michael Boda, effective November 18, 2021, moved (Harrison, J.), 1068
- Electricity
  - Federal regulations
    - Recognize as unrealistic and unaffordable, moved (Moe); amendment (Beck); transmittal (Harrison, J.), 3954
- Electricity, consumer rates
  - Increase
    - And rural concerns, 2206–2207
- Emergency 911 System Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 99)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3147
- Emergency housing
  - And use of hotels
    - Payment to business owned by government member, 4733
  - Meadow Lake Homeplate Shelter Coalition Corp., recognition, member's statement, 4877
- Emergency Planning Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 23)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 550
- Emergency Planning Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 67)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1801
- Employment
  - And out-migration, 1798–1799
  - Job creation
    - And government economic record, 3607, 3964–3965, 4941–4942
    - Full-time positions and government economic record, 2577, 2578, 2663–2664, 2853
    - Government record, 3822–3823, 5330–5331
  - Rural jobs and businesses
    - Growth and decline, 5051–5052
- Energy
  - Security
    - Call on federal government to repeal legislation and support pipeline projects, moved (Francis), 1740
- Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 68)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1847
- Exports
  - Market development
    - And provincial economy, 5606–5607
    - Travel expenses, engagement, and return on investment, 5644
- Family Maintenance Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 111)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3237
- Film Content Information Act (No. 148)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 4992
- Finance Committee
  - Estimates, supplementary, withdraw from respective standing committees and committed to the Committee of Finance, moved (Harrison, J.), 224
- Franchise Disclosure Act (No. 149)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 4963
- Fuel
  - Rising costs and impact of taxation, 2512–2513
- Fuel Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 34)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 759
- Funeral and Cremation Services (Legal Decision-Maker Protection) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 145)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 4911
- Government
  - Leadership, quality of, and economic growth, 5731–5732
- Government financial management
  - And support for federal policies, 2983
  - Cost of living, impact on, 4798
  - COVID-19, impact on fiscal position, 1187, 1381
- Government procurement
  - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 74, 821
- Groceries
  - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 3133
- Guns
  - Protect rights of law-abiding firearm owners, moved (Tell), 3029–3032
- Health care workers, recruitment and retention
  - Employment numbers, 2853
- Health Human Resources Action Plan
  - Support for, moved (Young, C.), 3903
- Health Ministry
  - Scrutiny, committee hours available for, 811–812
- Health Shared Services Saskatchewan (3sHealth) Act (No. 45)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1537
- Highways and Transportation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 47)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 1697
- House Services Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Mowat], moved (Harrison, J.), H1
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.), H17
  - Membership lists, adopted and reported to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), H29
  - Reports
    - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), H1
    - First, recommendations be adopted as sessional order for the period from December 1, 2020-March 1, 2021, moved (Harrison, J.), 13
    - Third, adopted and filed with the Clerk, moved (Harrison, J.), H5
    - Fourth, adopted and filed with the Clerk, moved (Harrison, J.), H7
    - Fifth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Dennis), H9
    - Fifth, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 261
    - Fifth, recommendations be adopted as sessional order for the period from April 6, 2021-October 1, 2021, moved (Harrison, J.), 262
    - Eighth, adopted and filed with the Clerk, moved (Harrison, J.), H18
    - Ninth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), H21
    - Tenth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), H23
    - Eleventh, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), H23
    - Fourteenth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), H31
    - Fifteenth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), H34
  - Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
    - Changes to Rule 12, moved (Harrison, J.), 3137
    - Changes to Rule 160, moved (Harrison, J.), H20
- Human Resources Profession Act (No. 19)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 591
- Human Services Committee
  - Membership
    - Addition, moved (Harrison, J.), 3546–3547
- Immigration
  - Newcomer retention, 5277
    - And labour force attachment, 3248–3249, 5155–5156
- Immigration and Career Training Ministry, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, E19–32
  - (2022-23), main, E153–167
  - (2023-24), main, E393–405, E407–408
  - (2024-25), main, E558–574
- Immigration Services Act (No. 160)
  - First reading, 5335
  - Second reading, 5349–5350
  - Committee discussion E602–606, E608
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5632
  - Third reading, 5632
- Income assistance programs
  - Adequacy, 3729
- Income Tax (Affordability) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 89)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2796
- Income Tax (Strong Recovery Home Renovation Tax Credit) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 1)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 255
  - Third reading, 256
- Income Tax (Strong Recovery Small Business Tax Reduction) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 255
  - Third reading, 256
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 35)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 673
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 82)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2427
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 133)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 3787
- Innovation Saskatchewan Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 31)
  - First reading, 541
  - Second reading, 563–564
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 686
  - Committee discussion E121–123
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 732
  - Third reading, 732
- Innovation Saskatchewan Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 80)
  - First reading, 2105
  - Second reading, 2122–2123
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2308
  - Committee discussion E278–279
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2425
  - Third reading, 2425
- Innovation Saskatchewan, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, E110–118
  - (2022-23), main, E167–172
  - (2023-24), main, E328–331, E333–334, E336–343
  - (2024-25), main, E551–554, E557–558
- Insurance Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 71)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2095
- Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 69)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1802
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.), H17
- International credential recognition grant
  - And regulatory changes, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 3571–3572
- Irrigation, Lake Diefenbaker project
  - Costs and return on investment, 5308
- Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 59)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1777
- King's Bench Act (No. 114)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3214
- King's Bench Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 146)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 4911
- King's Counsel Act (No. 115)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3214
- King's Printer Act (No. 112)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3213
- King's Printer Consequential Amendments Act, 2022 (No. 113)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3214
- Labour force
  - Mobility, and foreign credential assessments, improvements
    - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 3167–3168
  - Paid sick leave
    - And government supports, 2376
  - Saskatchewan labour market strategy
    - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 4959–4960
- Labour Mobility and Fair Registration Practices Act (No. 81)
  - First reading, 2121
  - Second reading, 2161–2162
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2406–2407
  - Committee discussion E280–288
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2426
  - Third reading, 2426
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 57)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1777
- Leafcutting Beekeepers Registration Repeal Act (No. 96)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2946
- Legal Aid Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 46)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1696
- Legislation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 41)
  - First reading, 1068
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1421
- Legislative Assembly
  - Acknowledgments and Christmas greetings, 256–257, 1613
  - Acknowledgments, end of session, 867–868, 869, 2553, 3967
  - Clerk designate, Iris Lang, appointment, moved (Harrison, J.), 2880
  - Clerk, Greg Putz, retirement, recognition, moved (Harpauer), 3171
  - Estimates, supplementary, withdraw from respective standing committees and committed to the Committee of Finance, moved (Harrison, J.), 224
- Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 70)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 2360
- Legislative Assembly, adjournment
  - (December 10, 2020), until the call of the Speaker, moved (Harrison, J.), 22
  - (May 14, 2021), until 10 a.m. on October 27, 2021, moved (Harrison, J.), 869, 870
  - (December 9, 2021), until 1:30 p.m. on March 7, 2022, moved (Harrison, J.), 1615
  - (May 19, 2022), until 10 a.m. on October 26, 2022, moved (Harrison, J.), 2555
  - (May 18, 2023), until 10 a.m. on October 25, 2023, moved (Harrison, J.), 3969
  - (October 20, 2023), until 10 a.m. on October 25, 2023, moved (Harrison, J.), 4365
  - (May 16, 2024), until the call of the Speaker, moved (Harrison, J.), 5779
- Legislative Assembly, sitting days
  - Easter week, April 6 to 8, 2021, ordinary time of sitting shall apply, moved (Harrison, J.), H7
  - Remembrance day, adjourn November 9th, 2023 until November 14, 2023, and final day of sitting moved to December 7, 2023, moved (Harrison, J.), H29–30
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security, provision of, 2439–2440
- Life Leases Act (No. 72)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1869
- Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 105)
  - First reading, 2916
- Local Improvements Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 104)
  - First reading, 2916
- Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Act (No. 130)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 3704
- Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 131)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 3704
- Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 154)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 5056
- Marriage Act, 2020 (No. 7)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 454
- Marriage Consequential Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 8)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 455
- Massage Therapy Act (No. 3)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 589
- Mining industry
  - Thyssen Mining, 50 years operating in Saskatchewan, member's statement, 5391
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Small business
    - COVID-19 adaptation grant (Harrison, J.), 129–130
  - Small-business emergency payment program
    - Renewal (Harrison, J.), 105–106
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Nuclear energy
    - Micro-reactors, development and testing (Harrison, J.), 2515
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - International credential recognition grant
    - And regulatory changes (Harrison, J.), 3571–3572
  - Labour force
    - Mobility, and foreign credential assessments, improvements (Harrison, J.), 3167–3168
  - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
    - Program levels, increase, and increased settlement supports (Harrison, J.), 3294–3295
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Labour force
    - Saskatchewan labour market strategy (Harrison, J.), 4959–4960
  - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
    - Work permit stream, expansion (Harrison, J.), 4530
- Miscellaneous Municipal Statutes Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 153)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 5055
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Accretion) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 100)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2947
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Appeal Provisions) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 9)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 455
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Appeal Provisions) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2) (No. 10)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 456
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Health Professions) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 120)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 3260
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Remote Witnessing) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 54)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1670
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Remote Witnessing) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 55)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1671
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Utility Line Locates) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 142)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 4909
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2021 (No. 53)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1670
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2023 (No. 140)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 4909
- Motions, transmittal
  - Death of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Address to be presented to the Queen; transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 517
  - Electricity, federal regulations, recognize as unrealistic and unaffordable, moved (Moe); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 3954
  - Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain, Platinum Jubilee, congratulations, moved (Harpauer)
    - Address to be presented to the Queen; transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 1753
  - Guns, protect rights of law-abiding firearm owners, moved (Tell); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 3065
  - Saskatchewan Act, 1905 (federal), constitutional amendment regarding taxation of Canadian Pacific Railway, moved (Wyant); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 1385
  - Ukraine, invasion of (2022), government support, unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 1658
- Naming of a member, 5399
- Natural resources
  - Natural Resource Transfer Agreement, 3681–3682, 3701, 3729–3730
- Non-profit Corporations Act, 2021 (No. 75)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1870
- Non-profit Corporations Consequential Amendment Act 2021 (No. 76)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1870
- Nuclear energy
  - Micro-reactors
    - Development and testing
      - Ministerial statement, 2515
- Opioid Damages and Health Care Recovery Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 78)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 2092
- Outfitting industry
  - Fees, increase, and application of provincial sales tax, 2206
- Pawned Property (Recording) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 16)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 459
- Pension Benefits Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 108)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3315
- Pensions
  - Canada Pension Plan
    - Alberta's withdrawal, impact on Saskatchewan, 4579
- Personal and/or special-care homes
  - Lutheran Care Home, Regina
    - Closure, impact on staff, 4387
- Physical fitness centres
  - Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, 2542
- Plant Health Act (No. 116)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 3386
- Points of Order [Session 1]
  - Documents cited
    - Table document referred to in question period, 563, 570
  - Language
    - Referring to members as "muppets," unparliamentary, 672
    - Use of "ignorant idiot," unparliamentary, 706
    - Use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary, 372
  - Members
    - Refer to members by proper title, 812
  - Petitions
    - Presentation of multiple petitions on one subject, out of order, 393–394
  - Speaker ruling
    - Do not reflect on or criticize, 696
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Bills
    - No. 606, financial obligation and Royal Recommendation, 1266–1267
    - Remarks must be relevant to the bill, 1460
  - Crossing the Chamber and creating significant disorder, 1304
  - Disparaging these Chambers, 1787
  - Language
    - Cannot say indirectly what you can't say directly, 1261, 1267
    - Entirety of Leader of the Opposition's remarks, specifically "spreading deliberate misinformation", 1695
    - Goldilocks, a very personal attack, 1628
    - Insinuated the minister was untruthful, 1382, 1581
    - Leader of the Opposition just called me a liar, 1715
    - Unparliamentary, casting aspersions and profanity, 1242
    - Use of "minister deliberately chose to hide the facts", 1535
  - Members
    - Misrepresentation of member's quotes, 2358
    - Not using the minister's proper title, 2424
    - Referred to member for Athabasca [Lemaigre] by his proper name, withdrawal and apology, 1800
    - Referring to members by their proper name, 1037
  - Personal comments
    - Opposition members launching vile personal attacks, 2500
    - Personal attacks on members of government, 2441
  - Speaker ruling
    - [Opposition] doing all they can do to signal their disagreement, 2424–2425
    - Do not comment on or criticize, 2404–2405
  - Table documents, minister was referring to a quote from the member; we'd ask him to table the document, 1164, 1165
- Points of Order [Session 3]
  - Documents cited
    - Table memo quoted by the Minister of Health [Merriman], 3639
  - Language
    - Use of "alternative facts narrative," "fake news narrative," "misinformation," and "misrepresenting", 3231, 3243
    - Use of "alternative facts", 3252
    - Use of "alternative narrative", 3399–3400
    - Use of "boneheaded" unparliamentary, 3417
    - Use of "just because you say it, doesn't make it true," unparliamentary, 2665
    - Use of profanity, unparliamentary, 3017
  - Members
    - Misrepresentation of member's quote, 2762–2763
    - Personal accusations of racism, 3369
    - Referred to Finance Minister [Harpauer] as a monkey, 3369
    - Referred to member as "washed-up minister", 3252
    - Referred to member as member from Regina whatever, 3231
    - Use of "don't trust what Scott's saying", 3799
- Points of Order [Session 4]
  - Language
    - Use of "not true," unparliamentary, 5646
    - Use of "running interference for a teammate playing dirty", 4776
  - Members
    - Government House Leaders made a serious allegation against the member for Regina Elphinstone [Conway], 4736, 4743
    - Implying Minister for Social Services does not respect the ethics of the Chamber, 4906
    - Member for Saskatoon Eastview [Love] said that a member isn't trustworthy, 4820–4821
    - Representation of opposition members on the carbon tax, 4530
  - Question period
    - Not to refer to caucus business, 4855–4856
  - Speaker ruling
    - Do not comment on, 5376–5377
- Police (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 144)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 4911
- Police (Serious Incident Response Team) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 26)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 684
- Police Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 106)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3299
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3588
- Political parties
  - Corporate, out-of-province, and union donations, 4879
  - Party unity, 3851–3852
- Population
  - Growth and impact of immigration
    - Impact on public services, 5645–5646, 5731
  - Growth and impact of provincial reputation, 2792
  - Growth plan target and economic strength, 1861–1862, 1876–1877
  - Immigration and out-migration, 974, 1092
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2021 (No. 61)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1866
- Privacy (Intimate Images - Additional Remedies) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 51)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1698
- Private Bills Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.), 898, H17
- Privilege
  - Allegation of grave disorder preventing all members from exercising their duties, 4753–4754
- Privileges Committee
  - Condemnation of protest that caused grave disorder, gratitude for legislative district security unit and security staff, and request a review of the incident to develop proposals to prevent future breaches of privilege, moved (Harrison, J.), R1–3, R6
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Sarauer], moved (Harrison, J.), R1
  - Membership
    - Addition, moved (Harrison, J.), 186
    - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.), H17
  - Reports
    - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.), R6
    - First, moved (Sarauer) for concurrence, 4943
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda and priority of business, moved (Harrison, J.), R1
- Protection From Human Trafficking (Coerced Debts) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 152)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 5055
- Protection From Human Trafficking Act (No. 14)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 648
- Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 65)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1847
- Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 121)
  - First reading, 3120
  - Second reading, 3144
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3240
  - Committee discussion N489
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3661
  - Third reading, 3661
- Provincial Protective Services Act (No. 107)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3299
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 36)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 674
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 84)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2428–2429
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Membership
    - Eight members, including two opposition members, for duration of 29th legislature, moved (Harrison, J.), 185
    - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.), H17
- Public Health (Safe Access to Hospitals) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 48)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1275
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Advice to government, access to, 1294–1295
- Public Pension and Benefits Administration Corporation Act (No. 94)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 3145–3146
- Publicly-funded Health Entity Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 20)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 592
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 56)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1777
- Queen's Printer Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 39)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1420
- Question period [Session 1]
  - COVID-19, government response
    - Effectiveness and economic impact, 127, 248, 266–267, 646
  - Crown corporations
    - Internship programs, 856
  - Early childhood education and child care
    - COVID-19
      - Funding, federal, and support for workers, 105
  - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
    - And importance of child care, 539–540
    - And minimum wage, 449–450
    - And provincial sales tax
      - On construction services, 399–400, 745, 810–811
      - On construction services and restaurant meals, 267
      - On construction services and support for the forestry industry, 311
      - On restaurant meals, 311, 515–516, 865–866
    - Job creation plan, 283, 311–312, 398–399
    - Job creation, green opportunities, 340–341
  - Government procurement
    - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 74, 821
  - Health Ministry
    - Scrutiny, committee hours available for, 811–812
  - Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
    - Procurement, Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers, 75, 471
  - Skills training
    - Re-Open Saskatchewan training subsidy
      - Owner eligibility, 756–757, 767–768
  - Small business
    - COVID-19 public health measures
      - Compliance and shifting directives, 682
      - Interpretation of, 667
    - COVID-19 supports
      - Adequacy, and impact of public health measures, 20, 209–210, 604–605
  - Small-business emergency payment program
    - Expiry and extension of, 695, 704–705, 728–729
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, layoffs
      - Government supports, 103, 209–210
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
    - And employment numbers, 1091–1092, 1120–1121, 1163–1164
  - Economy
    - Performance and private investment, 2422–2423
  - Electricity, consumer rates
    - Increase
      - And rural concerns, 2206–2207
  - Employment
    - And out-migration, 1798–1799
  - Fuel
    - Rising costs and impact of taxation, 2512–2513
  - Government financial management
    - COVID-19, impact on fiscal position, 1187, 1381
  - Labour force
    - Paid sick leave
      - And government supports, 2376
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Security, provision of, 2439–2440
  - Outfitting industry
    - Fees, increase, and application of provincial sales tax, 2206
  - Physical fitness centres
    - Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, 2542
  - Population
    - Growth plan target and economic strength, 1861–1862, 1876–1877
    - Immigration and out-migration, 974, 1092
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 1294–1295
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, ownership by Russian oligarch, impact of sanctions, 1747–1748
  - Tourism industry
    - And creative sector, provincial sales tax
      - And federal travel restrictions, 2543
  - Trade and Export Development Ministry
    - Minister's travel, 1722
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Construction industry
    - Building permits and housing starts, 3569–3570
    - Provincial sales tax, application to labour
      - And labour shortage, 3229
      - Economic impact, 3204–3205, 3398, 3681–3682
  - Cost of living
    - And government economic record, 3682
    - And provincial economy, 3131, 3637–3638
  - Education
    - Economic importance, 3752–3753
  - Employment
    - Job creation
      - And government economic record, 3607, 3964–3965
      - Full-time positions and government economic record, 2577, 2578, 2663–2664, 2853
      - Government record, 3822–3823
  - Government financial management
    - And support for federal policies, 2983
  - Groceries
    - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 3133
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Employment numbers, 2853
  - Immigration
    - Newcomer retention
      - And labour force attachment, 3248–3249
  - Income assistance programs
    - Adequacy, 3729
  - Natural resources
    - Natural Resource Transfer Agreement, 3681–3682, 3701, 3729–3730
  - Political parties
    - Party unity, 3851–3852
  - Population
    - Growth and impact of provincial reputation, 2792
  - Saskatchewan Revenue Agency
    - Costs and benefits, 3165, 3851–3852
  - Schools
    - Pavillon Monique-Rousseau elementary school, Saskatoon, maintenance needs
      - And parental involvement in education, 3977
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, manufacturing for local projects, 3780
  - Utilities
    - Consumer rates, increase, 3228–3229
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Business
    - Closures, and population growth, 5274
  - Conference of the Parties
    - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, provincial delegation
      - Advertising, cost of, 4881
      - Cost and return on investment, 4610–4611, 4655, 4854, 4880, 4903–4904
  - Cost of living
    - And affordability initiatives, 4412
    - And provincial economy, 4466–4467, 4655
  - Emergency housing
    - And use of hotels
      - Payment to business owned by government member, 4733
  - Employment
    - Job creation
      - And government economic record, 4941–4942
      - Government record, 5330–5331
    - Rural jobs and businesses
      - Growth and decline, 5051–5052
  - Exports
    - Market development
      - And provincial economy, 5606–5607
      - Travel expenses, engagement, and return on investment, 5644
  - Government
    - Leadership, quality of, and economic growth, 5731–5732
  - Government financial management
    - Cost of living, impact on, 4798
  - Immigration
    - Newcomer retention, 5277
      - And labour force attachment, 5155–5156
  - Irrigation, Lake Diefenbaker project
    - Costs and return on investment, 5308
  - Pensions
    - Canada Pension Plan
      - Alberta's withdrawal, impact on Saskatchewan, 4579
  - Personal and/or special-care homes
    - Lutheran Care Home, Regina
      - Closure, impact on staff, 4387
  - Political parties
    - Corporate, out-of-province, and union donations, 4879
  - Population
    - Growth and impact of immigration
      - Impact on public services, 5645–5646, 5731
  - Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
    - Hard-to-fill skills program, 5155
- Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 15)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 649
- Reviewable Transactions Act (No. 63)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1801
- Reviewable Transactions Consequential Amendments Act, 2021 (No. 64)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1801
- Royal family
  - Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Platinum Jubilee
      - Congratulations, moved (Harpauer); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 1753
- Royal Saskatchewan Museum Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 43)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1423
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 21)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 649
- Saskatchewan Act, 1905 (federal)
  - Constitutional amendment regarding taxation of Canadian Pacific Railway, moved (Wyant); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 1385
- Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 158)
  - First reading, 5278
  - Second reading, 5336–5337
  - Committee discussion E601
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5631
  - Third reading, 5631
- Saskatchewan Employment (Part III) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 91)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 2861
- Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 60)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 1341
- Saskatchewan Firearms Act (No. 117)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3546
- Saskatchewan First Act (No. 88)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3066
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 49)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1697
- Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program
  - Hard-to-fill skills program, 5155
  - Program levels, increase, and increased settlement supports, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 3294–3295
  - Work permit stream, expansion
    - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 4530
- Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation Act (No. 79)
  - First reading, 2090
  - Second reading, 2107–2108
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 2308
  - Committee discussion E275–277
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2425
  - Third reading, 2425
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 98)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3147
- Saskatchewan Research Council, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, E265–270, E272–273
  - (2022, November), supplementary, E293–297
  - (2023-24), main, E379–392
  - (2024-25), main, E473–495
- Saskatchewan Revenue Agency
  - Costs and benefits, 3165, 3851–3852
- Saskatchewan Revenue Agency Act (No. 122)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 3545
- Saskatchewan Strategy for Suicide Prevention Act, 2021 (No. 601)
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 720
- Saskatchewan Technology Start-up Incentive Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 30)
  - First reading, 472
  - Second reading, 491–492
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 685
  - Committee discussion E118–120
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 731
  - Third reading, 731
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Procurement, Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers, 75, 471
  - Support for, moved (Young, C.), 2846
- SaskEnergy (Carbon Tax Fairness for Families) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 151)
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4823
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.), 4892
- Schools
  - Pavillon Monique-Rousseau elementary school, Saskatoon, maintenance needs
    - And parental involvement in education, 3977
- Securities Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 58)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1777
- Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 38)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1420
- Sessional orders
  - Bill No. 137, modification of sitting days and times, and increase debate to 40 hours, moved (Harrison, J.), 3988, 3998
  - Bill No. 137, modification of sitting days and times, and increase debate to 40 hours, moved (Harrison, J.); closure notice, 4021
  - COVID-19, modification of procedures due to, moved (Harrison, J.); amendment (Mowat), 887–888
  - House Services Committee first report, adoption of, moved (Harrison, J.), 13
  - House Services Committee fifth report, adoption of, moved (Harrison, J.), 262
- Skills training
  - Re-Open Saskatchewan training subsidy
    - Owner eligibility, 756–757, 767–768
- Small business
  - COVID-19 adaptation grant
    - Ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 129–130
  - COVID-19 public health measures
    - Compliance and shifting directives, 682
    - Interpretation of, 667
  - COVID-19 supports
    - Adequacy, and impact of public health measures, 20, 209–210, 604–605
- Small-business emergency payment program
  - Expiry and extension of, 695, 704–705, 728–729
  - Renewal, ministerial statement (Harrison, J.), 105–106
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2) (No. 11)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 456
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 42)
  - First reading, 1068
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1422
- Steel industry
  - Evraz plant, Regina, layoffs
    - Government supports, 103, 209–210
  - Evraz plant, Regina, manufacturing for local projects, 3780
  - Evraz plant, Regina, ownership by Russian oligarch, impact of sanctions, 1747–1748
- Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 27)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 685
- Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 126)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3546
- Supporting Saskatchewan Restaurants Act (No. 29)
  - First reading, 472
  - Second reading, 493–494
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 553
  - Committee discussion E71–74
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 647
  - Third reading, 647
- Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 95)
  - Referred to Economy Committee, 3067
- Telecommunications Statutes (Borrowing Powers) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 90)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2887
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 33)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 671
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 83)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2410
- Tourism industry
  - And creative sector, provincial sales tax
    - And federal travel restrictions, 2543
- Tourism Saskatchewan, Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, 226–228
  - (2021-22), main, N36–42, N44–45
  - (2022-23), main, N287–288, N290–292, N294–301
  - (2023-24), main, N472–485, N488
  - (2024-25), main, N701–709
- Trade and Export Development Ministry
  - Minister's travel, 1722
- Trade and Export Development Ministry, Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, 228
  - (2021-22), main, E55–71
  - (2021, December), supplementary, E141, E143
  - (2022-23), main, E173–186, E188–192
  - (2023-24), main, E409–422
  - (2024-25), main, E535–551
- Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 17)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 568
- Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 93)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 2864
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 50)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 1697
- Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 40)
  - First reading, 1067
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 1421
- Tributes
  - Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Address to be presented to the King, transmittal, 2584
  - Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Address to be presented to the Queen, transmittal, 517
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Government support
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1631–1632
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe); transmittal, moved (Harrison, J.), 1658
- Utilities
  - Consumer rates, increase, 3228–3229
- Vapour Products Tax Act (No. 32)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 670
- Vehicles for Hire Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 24)
  - Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee, 571
- Wanuskewin Heritage Park Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 12)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 497
- Warrant Compliance Act (No. 118)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3544
- Wills Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 110)
  - Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee, 3237
- Workers' Compensation (Extending Firefighter Coverage) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 138)
  - Referred to Human Services Committee, 4822
Harrison, Mr. Daryl (Sask Party, Cannington)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 96–97, 107–108
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2640–2642
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4478–4480
- Agriculture
  - Agricultural Safety Week, member's statement, 1744–1745, 3288–3289
  - Agriculture Month, member's statement, 2598
  - Crop reporters, recognition, member's statement, 4554
- Ambulance service
  - Budget 2022-23 investment
    - Member's statement, 2133
- Baseball
  - Baseball Sask's Coach of the Year, Blair Beck, member's statement, 2068–2069
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 380–383
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 1954–1957
- Budget, March 22, 2023
  - Speakers, 3475–3477
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5283–5285
- Capital investments
  - Tax incentive programs, recognition of success, moved (Cockrill), 1249–1250
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately end, petition, 3774–3775
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5357
- Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil
  - Extend to all forms of fuel, petition, 4768–4769
- Chambers of commerce
  - Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce
    - Achieving Business Excellence Awards
      - Award of Merit recipient Fast Trucking Service, member's statement, 70
- Condolence motions
  - Weatherald, Thomas Milton, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1226–1227
- Cost of living
  - And affordability, new taxes and fees hikes, condemnation of, moved (Bowes)
    - Questions and comments 2147
  - Relief, provide, moved (Young, A.)
    - Questions and comments 5385
- COVID-19, government response
  - Failure to control, resulting in death and economic hardship, condemnation, moved (Mowat)
    - Questions and comments 790–791
- Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Reports
    - Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, D.), C277
- Curling
  - Lampman Curling Club, 100th anniversary, member's statement, 3620
- Drought
  - 2021, impact on producers
    - Government supports, commendation, moved (Francis), 1484–1485
      - Questions and comments 1489
- Education, funding
  - Adequate, government failure to provide, condemnation, moved (Bowes)
    - Questions and comments 3598
- Employment rate
  - Labour force survey, member's statement, 5019
- Energy
  - Security
    - Global, support for provincial role in providing and call on federal government to support pipeline projects and repeal damaging legislation, moved (Ottenbreit), 1835–1836
- Energy and Resources Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2021) v.2, ch.4, P385
- Environmental protection
  - Impact Assessment Act (federal)
    - Alberta Court of Appeal, ruling of unconstitutional
      - Member's statement, 2494
- Exports
  - Agri-food, record amounts
    - Member's statement, 5328–5329
  - Growth, support for policies and investments, moved (Bonk), 5590–5591
    - Questions and comments 5593–5594
  - International
    - Growth, member's statement, 5655
- Farmers
  - Accessibility, donation of hydraulic lift chair, member's statement, 3162
  - Canada's Outstanding Young Farmers award
    - Recipients, Cody Straza and Allison Squires, member's statement, 3021–3022
- Federal government, critique
  - Condemnation, increased regulation on law-abiding gun owners and reduced sentences for serious offenders, moved (Domotor), 2483–2484
  - Policies that work against Western Canada, condemnation, moved (Eyre), 2523–2524
  - Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy
    - Demand Liberal-NDP coalition end such policies and denounce federal NDP for their support of said policies, moved (Domotor), 4701–4702
      - Questions and comments 4704
- Food security
  - Global, and federal energy policies, moved (Kaeding), 2923–2925
    - Questions and comments 2926–2927
- Government
  - Record on job creation, health care, and affordability, condemnation, moved (Wotherspoon)
    - Questions and comments 3280
- Government procurement
  - Contracts, prioritize Saskatchewan workers and companies, moved (Young, A.)
    - Questions and comments 5669–5670
- Graduate retention program
  - Recognition, member's statement, 3819–3820
- Guns
  - Protect rights of law-abiding firearm owners, moved (Tell), 3033–3034
- Health benefits coverage
  - Contraceptives
    - No-cost coverage
      - Introduce, moved (Bowes)
        
        Questions and comments 3742
- Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Government response
    - Damage to workforce and rural service delivery, moved (Mowat)
      - Questions and comments 1736
- Hockey
  - Hockey Canada
    - Veroba, Mary Anne, election to board of directors, member's statement, 124
  - National Hockey League
    - Jeannot, Tanner, success, member's statement, 578
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3507
- Maiden speeches, 96–97, 107–108
- Mining industry
  - Investment attractiveness, Fraser Institute ranking
    - Member's statement, 5696
- Municipalities
  - Support for, programs and investments, moved (Kaeding), 5074–5075
    - Questions and comments 5077
- Music
  - Bow Valley Jamboree, member's statement, 2911
- New Democratic Party, Canada
  - Member for Saskatoon University [Bowes], attendance at conference, critique, member's statement, 3992
- New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan
  - Critique of time in government
    - And current strategy, member's statement, 3553
- Oil and gas processing investment incentive
  - Projects, Steel Reef
    - Member's statement, 1117
- Oil industry
  - Public offerings, revenue
    - Member's statement, 2155
- Pipelines, oil industry
  - Enbridge Mainline dispute, resolution, member's statement, 1473–1474
- Potash industry
  - BHP, Jansen mine
    - Expansion, member's statement, 4463
- Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 65)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, D.), N181
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Reports
    - Third, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, D.), P437
- Resource industries
  - And electricity production, assert exclusive provincial jurisdiction, moved (Keisig)
    - Questions and comments 4866
- Resource royalties
  - Windfall-profits
    - Cost-of-living relief, use to provide, moved (Love), 3893–3895
      - Questions and comments 3901
  - Windfall-profits surcharge
    - And use for heat pump program, critique, member's statement, 4592
- Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
  - Annual convention, member's statement, 3306, 5084
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C90
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Support for, moved (Young, C.), 3017–3018
  - Support, petition, 2785–2786, 3410
- SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, C24–25
- Scholarships and bursaries
  - Saskatchewan Agriculture Student Scholarship, recipients, member's statement, 2418, 3923–3924, 4627
- Seniors
  - COVID-19, protection from, condemnation of government failure
    - Moved (Love)
      - Questions and comments 1368
- Small modular reactors
  - Support for, and condemnation of federal energy policies, moved (Kaeding), 3665–3666
  - Support for, moved (Jenson), 2459–2461
    - Questions and comments 2462
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Tourism Saskatchewan Awards of Excellence
    - Happy Nun Café, Forget, member's statement, 308
- Tributes
  - Bellows, Lee, rodeo clown, member's statement, 3678
  - Sutter, Chris, cattleman and Agribition founding president, member's statement, 1294
- Trucking industry
  - Fast Trucking Service, Carnduff
    - Legends award recipient, member's statement, 466
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Fundraising, community efforts
    - Member's statement, 2353
  - Government support
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1640
- Utilities
  - Consumer rate increases, cancel during affordability crisis, moved (Wotherspoon), 2841–2842
- Value-added agriculture
  - Opportunities
    - Government strategy to increase, moved (Cockrill), 712–713
Hindley, Hon. Everett (Sask Party, Swift Current) s.1,2,3: Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Rural and Remote Health. s.3,4: Minister of Health
- Abortion
  - Access disparities, 5547–5548
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 48–51
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1016–1019
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2693–2697
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4505–4508
- Advocate for Children and Youth
  - Desperately Waiting, special report on mental health and addictions services for children and youth
    - Government commitment, 1979
- Ambulance service
  - Availability and government investments, 4593–4595, 4817–4818
  - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3536–3538, 3554–3555, 3610, 3927, 3965
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Availability, and investments in northern health care, 4593
  - Seniors, fees
    - Reduction and removal of interhospital transfer charges
      - Ministerial statement (Hindley), 75–76
- Breast cancer
  - Screening program
    - Access and age of eligibility, 3986–3987, 4528
    - Access and government investments, 4733, 4852, 4989–4990, 5021, 5022
    - Contract with out-of-province provider, 4878, 4901, 4939
    - Diagnostic services, publicly funded and privately delivered, agreement with Alberta provider, ministerial statement (Hindley), 4837–4838
    - Enhancements, and Breast Health Centre, Regina
      - Ministerial statement (Hindley), 4976–4977
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 291–294
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 2022–2025
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5248–5251
- Cancer
  - Screening and diagnoses
    - Isotope supply, 4464–4465
    - Wait times and government investments, 4465–4466
- Children
  - Child and family agenda and coordination of services, 2039–2040
- Community centres
  - The Centre, Swift Current Community Youth Initiative, recipient of Community Achievement Award, member's statement, 2372–2373
- Condolence motions
  - Anderson, Eiliv (Sonny) Howard, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1214–1215
  - Gleim, Theodore (Ted) Robert, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1219–1220
  - Ham, Dennis Marvin, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1220–1221
  - Martens, Harold Arthur, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3645
- Continuing care aides
  - New, government commitment
    - And retention, 3555
    - And timeline, 282, 312, 777
    - And vacancies, recruitment, 488–489
- Dental Disciplines Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 62)
  - Second reading, 1274–1275
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2044
  - Third reading, 2044
- Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
  - Initiatives, and safe consumption sites, 2229–2230, 2281–2282, 3369, 3383–3384, 3399, 3442
  - Initiatives, government support, 1695, 2173–2174
  - Naloxone, take-home kits
    - Intranasal, funding for, 3442–3443, 3539, 3557–3558, 3611, 3625–3626
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Pharmacare, national, and provincial level of coverage, 4990
- Endometriosis
  - Government investments, 5218
- Film industry
  - Wild Prairie Man
    - Best Nature or Wildlife Film, Cannes World Film Festival, member's statement, 2068
    - Member's statement, 2575–2576
- Government financial management
  - Deficit and third quarter financial report, 5064
- Health
  - Life expectancy, decrease
    - And government investments in care, 3988, 4903
- Health care
  - Challenges and government investments, 4799
  - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 3778, 4690–4691
  - Challenges and listening to health care workers, 5307–5308
  - Consultation on local issues, 3207, 3230, 3609–3611, 5658
  - Delisle, provision of, 3206
  - Diagnostics, staffing and recruitment, 4833–4834
  - First Nations, unique needs and government supports, 104–105
  - Obstetrical services
    - Availability of, 3247–3248
  - Seniors
    - Services and facilities, provision of, 3380–3381, 3996–3997
  - Women, services and treatments, 5216–5217
- Health care workers, recruitment and retention
  - Auditor's report, 3191–3192
  - Challenges
    - And government actions, 1500–1501, 5217–5218
  - Needs, and COVID-19 human resources management, 1475–1476
  - Retention, government plan, 3555
- Health care, funding
  - Needs and investments, 3082–3083
  - Percentage dedicated to mental health and addictions, 1980, 2447–2448
- Health care, private provision, 4878–4879
  - And public funding, 5347–5348
  - And public funding, and lobbying, 5373–5375
  - And public funding, targets and track record, 4901–4903
- Health care, rural service disruptions
  - And government investments, 1140, 2088–2089, 2119–2120
  - And health care worker recruitment, 3023–3024, 4018
- Health facilities
  - Radville Marian Health Centre, emergency services and staffing, 4291
  - Tours for politicians, process and communication, 3621
  - Yorkton regional health centre
    - Patient death, investigation and communication with family, 4919–4920
- Health Ministry, Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, 237
  - (2021-22), main, U5–11, U16, U20–23, U25, U29–30, U33–41
  - (2021, December), supplementary, U167–170
  - (2022-23), main, U218–220, U226, U262–272, U277–278, U280–281, U285–296
  - (2022, November), supplementary, U343
  - (2023-24), main, U364–381, U399–404
  - (2024-25), main, U603–605, U608–619, U630–631
- Health Shared Services Saskatchewan (3sHealth) Act (No. 45)
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2043
  - Third reading, 2043
- Heroism
  - RCMP officers, Swift Current, recognition, and National Police Week, member's statement, 806
- Hospitals
  - Alternate level of care needs and long term care achievements, 3002–3003
  - Alternate level of care patients and capacity improvements, 4018
  - Staffing, impact on patient care, 4799
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Mental health and addictions supports, and need for bipartisan committee, 2511–2512
  - Mental health and addictions supports, continuum of care and patient overdose, 2963–2964
    - And request for coroner's inquest, 2984, 3004, 3084
  - Wait times and government investments, 4017–4018, 4628–4629
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3507–3508
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security legislation
    - Implications for protests, 2440
- Long-term care facilities
  - COVID-19 outbreaks
    - Parkside Extendicare, Regina, 126, 250–251, 664–665
    - Prevention and intervention measures, 247–248, 727
    - Prevention, funding and staffing needs, 19–20, 469–470
  - For-profit model, 581–582, 694, 1357
  - Investigations, reports and recommendations, 128, 581, 605, 645, 680–681, 693, 777, 1533
    - And support for seniors' issues, 729–730, 866, 1356
- Medical laboratories
  - Regional laboratories, service reductions, 703
- Mental health and addictions
  - Bipartisan committee and government initiatives, 3004–3005
  - Bipartisan committee and opportunities for stakeholder feedback, 2497–2498
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Challenges, invitation to minister, 1500
- Mental health and addictions facilities
  - Patients, informed consent, 2451–2452
- Mental health and addictions, children and youth
  - Services and treatments
    - Access, 1978–1980
    - Access and wait times, 3994
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Access and service providers, 2941
  - Access and wait times, 2173
  - COVID-19, impact on access, 1500, 1612
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Ambulance service
    - Seniors, fees, reduction and removal of interhospital transfer charges (Hindley), 75–76
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Breast cancer
    - Screening program, diagnostic services, publicly funded and privately delivered, agreement with Alberta provider (Hindley), 4837–4838
    - Screening program, enhancements, and Breast Health Centre, Regina (Hindley), 4976–4977
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Health Professions) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 120)
  - First reading, 3120
- Nurses
  - Contract nurses, use of, 4799, 5050, 5437–5438, 5464–5465, 5696–5698
  - Health system challenges and need for stakeholder task force, 4674, 5606
- Occupational therapists
  - Shortage, government training and recruitment efforts, 4526
- Opioid Damages and Health Care Recovery Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 78)
  - First reading, 1895
  - Second reading, 2091–2092
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2092
  - Third reading, 2093
- Overdose
  - Fatalities
    - Increase, and government investment in treatment and harm reduction, 3294, 3312, 3329, 3445, 3539, 3571, 3639, 3754, 3768, 3781, 3838, 3854
  - Increase, and government supports, 210
- Paramedics
  - Supports for, 2964–2965
- Pasqua Hospital, Regina
  - Medical radiology technologists, shortage, impact on patient care, 4833–4834
- Pediatrics
  - Medication shortage, government actions
    - And formula shortage, 3116–3117
- Personal and/or special-care homes
  - Emmanuel Villa Special Care Home, Emerald Park, transfer of seniors to other facilities, 2898–2899
- Personal care home benefit
  - And financial supports for seniors, 2137
- Physicians
  - Recruitment
    - And retention, 5098, 5154
    - And retention, reporting, 5062–5063, 5089
    - And retention, rural, 1773, 5098–5099
- Physicians, specialists
  - Banks, Dr. Malcolm, retirement, member's statement, 2446–2447
  - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
    - And other pediatric specialists, recruitment, 5360–5362
    - Recruitment, 5487–5488
    - Recruitment, and out-of-province travel for care, 5499–5500
  - Wait times
    - And access to surgery, 3106–3107
- Points of Order [Session 3]
  - Members
    - Referred to Leader of the Opposition as "so-called", 3027
- Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
  - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 341–342
- Psychiatrists
  - Access to, government investments, 2448
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Continuing care aides
    - New, government commitment
      - And timeline, 282, 312, 777
      - And vacancies, recruitment, 488–489
  - Health care
    - First Nations, unique needs and government supports, 104–105
  - Long-term care facilities
    - COVID-19 outbreaks
      - Parkside Extendicare, Regina, 126, 250–251, 664–665
      - Prevention and intervention measures, 247–248, 727
      - Prevention, funding and staffing needs, 19–20, 469–470
    - For-profit model, 581–582, 694
    - Investigations, reports and recommendations, 128, 581, 605, 645, 680–681, 693, 777
      - And support for seniors' issues, 729–730, 866
  - Medical laboratories
    - Regional laboratories, service reductions, 703
  - Overdose
    - Increase, and government supports, 210
  - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
    - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 341–342
  - Suicide prevention
    - And reduction, government actions, 211
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Advocate for Children and Youth
    - Desperately Waiting, special report
      - Government commitment, 1979
  - Children
    - Child and family agenda and coordination of services, 2039–2040
  - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
    - Initiatives, and safe consumption sites, 2229–2230, 2281–2282
    - Initiatives, government support, 1695, 2173–2174
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Challenges
      - And government actions, 1500–1501
    - Needs, and COVID-19 human resources management, 1475–1476
  - Health care, funding
    - Percentage dedicated to mental health and addictions, 1980, 2447–2448
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And government investments, 1140, 2088–2089, 2119–2120
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Mental health and addictions supports, and need for bipartisan committee, 2511–2512
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Security legislation
      - Implications for protests, 2440
  - Long-term care facilities
    - For-profit model, 1357
    - Investigations, reports and recommendations, 1533
      - And support for seniors' issues, 1356
  - Mental health and addictions
    - Bipartisan committee, and opportunities for stakeholder feedback, 2497–2498
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Challenges, invitation to minister, 1500
  - Mental health and addictions facilities
    - Patients, informed consent, 2451–2452
  - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
    - Services and treatments
      - Access, 1978–1980
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Access and wait times, 2173
    - COVID-19, impact on access, 1500, 1612
  - Personal care home benefit
    - And financial supports for seniors, 2137
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment
      - And retention, rural, 1773
  - Psychiatrists
    - Access to, government investments, 2448
  - Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
    - Staffing, impact on service delivery, 2173
  - Suicide prevention
    - And reduction, government actions, 2043, 2073, 2090, 2105, 2121, 2160, 2176, 2194, 2230, 2249–2250, 2265–2266, 2306, 2323, 2358, 2377, 2404, 2424, 2440–2441, 2478, 2514
    - COVID-19, impact on access to services, 1499–1500
    - Strategy, legislation
      - Funding, and funding for mental health and addictions, 2475–2476
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And COVID-19 backlog, 2040
    - Federal funding and provincial initiatives, 2040–2041, 2069
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Ambulance service
    - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3536–3538, 3554–3555, 3610, 3927, 3965
  - Breast cancer
    - Screening program
      - Access and age of eligibility, 3986–3987
  - Continuing care aides
    - New, government commitment
      - And retention, 3555
  - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
    - Initiatives, and safe consumption sites, 3369, 3383–3384, 3399, 3442
    - Naloxone, take-home kits
      - Intranasal, funding for, 3442–3443, 3539, 3557–3558, 3611, 3625–3626
  - Health
    - Life expectancy, decrease
      - And government investments in care, 3988
  - Health care
    - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 3778
    - Consultation on local issues, 3207, 3230, 3609–3611
    - Delisle, provision of, 3206
    - Obstetrical services
      - Availability of, 3247–3248
    - Seniors
      - Services and facilities, provision of, 3380–3381, 3996–3997
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Auditor's report, 3191–3192
    - Retention, government plan, 3555
  - Health care, funding
    - Needs and investments, 3082–3083
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And health care worker recruitment, 3023–3024, 4018
  - Health facilities
    - Radville Marian Health Centre, emergency services and staffing, 4291
    - Tours for politicians, process and communication, 3621
  - Hospitals
    - Alternate level of care needs and long term care achievements, 3002–3003
    - Alternate level of care patients and capacity improvements, 4018
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Mental health and addictions supports, continuum of care and patient overdose, 2963–2964
      - And request for coroner's inquest, 2984, 3004, 3084
    - Wait times and government investments, 4017–4018
  - Mental health and addictions
    - Bipartisan committee and government initiatives, 3004–3005
  - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
    - Services and treatments
      - Access and wait times, 3994
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Access and service providers, 2941
  - Overdose
    - Fatalities
      - Increase, and government investment in treatment and harm reduction, 3294, 3312, 3329, 3445, 3539, 3571, 3639, 3754, 3768, 3781, 3838, 3854
  - Paramedics
    - Supports for, 2964–2965
  - Pediatrics
    - Medication shortage, government actions
      - And formula shortage, 3116–3117
  - Personal and/or special-care homes
    - Emmanuel Villa Special Care Home, Emerald Park, transfer of seniors to other facilities, 2898–2899
  - Physicians, specialists
    - Wait times
      - And access to surgery, 3106–3107
  - Suicide prevention
    - Suicide and self-harm, First Nations rates, government prevention initiatives, 2664–2665
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Injuries, government response, 3119–3120
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Abortion
    - Access disparities, 5547–5548
  - Ambulance service
    - Availability and government investments, 4593–4595, 4817–4818
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Availability, and investments in northern health care, 4593
  - Breast cancer
    - Screening program
      - Access and age of eligibility, 4528
      - Access and government investments, 4733, 4852, 4989–4990, 5021, 5022
      - Contract with out-of-province provider, 4878, 4901, 4939
  - Cancer
    - Screening and diagnoses
      - Isotope supply, 4464–4465
      - Wait times and government investments, 4465–4466
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Pharmacare, national, and provincial level of coverage, 4990
  - Endometriosis
    - Government investments, 5218
  - Government financial management
    - Deficit and third quarter financial report, 5064
  - Health
    - Life expectancy, decrease
      - And government investments in care, 4903
  - Health care
    - Challenges and government investments, 4799
    - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 4690–4691
    - Challenges and listening to health care workers, 5307–5308
    - Consultation on local issues, 5658
    - Diagnostics, staffing and recruitment, 4833–4834
    - Women, services and treatments, 5216–5217
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Challenges
      - And government actions, 5217–5218
  - Health care, private provision 4878–4879
    - And public funding, 5347–5348
    - And public funding, and lobbying, 5373–5375
    - And public funding, targets and track record, 4901–4903
  - Health facilities
    - Yorkton regional health centre
      - Patient death, investigation and communication with family, 4919–4920
  - Hospitals
    - Staffing, impact on patient care, 4799
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Wait times and government investments, 4628–4629
  - Nurses
    - Contract nurses, use of, 4799, 5050, 5437–5438, 5464–5465, 5696–5698
    - Health system challenges and need for stakeholder task force, 4674, 5606
  - Occupational therapists
    - Shortage, government training and recruitment efforts, 4526
  - Pasqua Hospital, Regina
    - Medical radiology technologists, shortage, impact on patient care, 4833–4834
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment
      - And retention, 5098, 5154
      - And retention, reporting, 5062–5063, 5089
      - And retention, rural, 5098–5099
  - Physicians, specialists
    - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
      - And other pediatric specialists, recruitment, 5360–5362
      - Recruitment, 5487–5488
      - Recruitment, and out-of-province travel for care, 5499–5500
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Parking, fees and government investments, 4631–4632
    - Racism, staff complaint, impact on international recruitment, 4582
    - Racism, staff complaint, Minister's response, 4595–4596
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Information technology
      - Administrative information management system
        
        Rollout, challenges and costs, 4609–4610, 4940
  - St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Centre, Ile-a-la-Crosse
    - Service disruptions and investments in northern health care, 4592–4593
  - Surgery
    - Orthopedic
      - Contract with out-of-province clinic, 5362–5363, 5395–5397
      - Contract with out-of-province clinic, and lobbying, 5439–5440, 5465–5466
      - Wait times and government initiatives, 5346–5347
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And government initiatives, 4388, 5021–5022, 5038–5040
    - Neurosurgeries and spinal surgeries, government initiatives, 4939–4940
  - Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
    - Free parking for cancer patients, removal, 5526–5527, 5538, 5548–5549
- Recreation
  - Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association
    - President's Award of Distinction, John Froese, member's statement, 3534
- Regina General Hospital
  - Parking, fees and government investments, 4631–4632
  - Racism, staff complaint, impact on international recruitment, 4582
  - Racism, staff complaint, Minister's response, 4595–4596
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Information technology
    - Administrative information management system
      - Rollout, challenges and costs, 4609–4610, 4940
- Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
  - Staffing, impact on service delivery, 2173
- Saskatchewan Strategy for Suicide Prevention Act, 2021 (No. 601)
  - Second reading, 718–719
- Special Olympics
  - Goebel, Malcolm, recipient of Lifetime Achievement Award from Special Olympics Canada, member's statement, 2911
- St. Joseph's Hospital and Health Centre, Ile-a-la-Crosse
  - Service disruptions and investments in northern health care, 4592–4593
- Suicide prevention
  - And reduction, government actions, 211, 2043, 2073, 2090, 2105, 2121, 2160, 2176, 2194, 2230, 2249–2250, 2265–2266, 2306, 2323, 2358, 2377, 2404, 2424, 2440–2441, 2478, 2514
  - COVID-19, impact on access to services, 1499–1500
  - Strategy, legislation
    - Funding, and funding for mental health and addictions, 2475–2476
  - Suicide and self-harm, First Nations rates, government prevention initiatives, 2664–2665
- Surgery
  - Orthopedic
    - Contract with out-of-province clinic, 5362–5363, 5395–5397
    - Contract with out-of-province clinic, and lobbying, 5439–5440, 5465–5466
    - Wait times and government initiatives, 5346–5347
- Surgery, wait times
  - And COVID-19 backlog, 2040
  - And government initiatives, 4388, 5021–5022, 5038–5040
  - Federal funding and provincial initiatives, 2040–2041, 2069
  - Neurosurgeries and spinal surgeries, government initiatives, 4939–4940
- Tobacco and Vapour Products Control Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 147)
  - First reading, 4613
  - Second reading, 4614
  - Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 4615
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Hindley), 4615
  - Third reading, 4615
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Government support
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1641–1642
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Injuries, government response, 3119–3120
- Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
  - Free parking for cancer patients, removal, 5526–5527, 5538, 5548–5549