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Makowsky, Hon. Gene (Sask Party, Regina Gardiner Park) s.1,2: Minister of Advanced Education s.3,4: Minister of Social Services
- Accessible Saskatchewan Act (No. 103)
  - First reading, 2880
  - Second reading, 2902
  - Committee discussion U518–519, U523, U525–526, U529
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3800
  - Third reading, 3800
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 36–39
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1074–1077
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4508–4511
- Advanced Education Ministry, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, U115–125
  - (2022-23), main, U197–209
- Airports
  - Regina International Airport, airport traffic control tower
    - Closure, petition, 335–336, 465
- Autism
  - Services, availability, 3937–3938
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 2010–2013
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5290–5293
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5433–5434
- Child and family services
  - Information technology, Linkin
    - Cost and administrative improvements, 4611–4612
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 101)
  - First reading, 2855
  - Second reading, 2881–2882
  - Committee discussion U477–480, U483–487, U490
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3660
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 3661
  - Third reading, 3661
- Child welfare
  - Children in care
    - Safety, supervision, and parental authority, 3886–3888, 3941
  - Persons of sufficient interest, Children's Advocate report recommendations, 3556–3557
- Community-based organizations
  - Funding
    - And support for workers, 4580–4581
- Cost of living
  - Food bank use
    - And affordability initiatives, 2603–2604
- Emergency housing
  - And use of hotels, 4691–4692, 4880
    - Payment to business owned by government member, 4674–4677, 4691, 4734, 4819–4820, 5219, 5275, 5397, 5412–5414, 5427–5428, 5440
      - Investigation by Provincial Auditor, 4749–4751, 4774–4775, 4820, 4921–4922, 4940–4941, 5113
    - Policy changes, 4959, 4991, 5112, 5332–5333, 5412–5414, 5700
  - And warm-up shelters, funding, 2877
  - Complex needs shelter, Saskatoon
    - Local consultation, 4819
- Football
  - Canadian Football League
    - Grey Cup 2022
      - Success of, member's statement, 2936–2937
  - Provincial championships
    - 6A, Miller Marauders, Regina, winners, member's statement, 1158
  - Saskatchewan teams, successes
    - Member's statement, 4650–4651
- Government financial management
  - Payments to individuals and vendors, representation in Public Accounts, 4853
- Government procurement
  - Contracts with Legislative Assembly members, conflict of interest, 5729–5730
- Guns
  - Protect rights of law-abiding firearm owners, moved (Tell), 3062–3063
- Homelessness
  - Cold weather strategy, fatalities, and homelessness initiatives, 2812, 2831, 3194
  - Government approach, costs and benefits, 3444
- Housing
  - Comprehensive provincial housing strategy and government investments, 3132–3133
- Housing, rental
  - Affordable
    - And accessible for seniors and persons with disabilities, 4527–4528
  - Evictions
    - And government supports, 3026–3027
- Income assistance programs
  - Adequacy, 3367, 3443, 3838
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3510
- Low-income people
  - Supports for, 4412–4413
- Personal care home benefit
  - Income threshold and subsidy cap, 2916, 2981–2982
- Persons with disabilities
  - Government supports and housing options, 5603–5605
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2021 (No. 61)
  - First reading, 1242
  - Second reading, 1273–1274
  - Committee discussion U210–213
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2106
  - Third reading, 2106
- Post-secondary institutions
  - Funding, multi-year sustainability support
    - Adequacy, 3823–3824
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Autism
    - Services, availability, 3937–3938
  - Child welfare
    - Children in care
      - Safety, supervision, and parental authority, 3886–3888, 3941
    - Persons of sufficient interest, Children's Advocate report recommendations, 3556–3557
  - Cost of living
    - Food bank use
      - And affordability initiatives, 2603–2604
  - Emergency housing
    - And warm-up shelters, funding, 2877
  - Homelessness
    - Cold weather strategy, fatalities, and homelessness initiatives, 2812, 2831, 3194
    - Government approach, costs and benefits, 3444
  - Housing
    - Comprehensive provincial housing strategy and government investments, 3132–3133
  - Housing, rental
    - Evictions
      - And government supports, 3026–3027
  - Income assistance programs
    - Adequacy, 3367, 3443, 3838
  - Personal care home benefit
    - Income threshold and subsidy cap, 2916, 2981–2982
  - Post-secondary institutions
    - Funding, multi-year sustainability support
      - Adequacy, 3823–3824
  - Saskatchewan assured income for disability
    - And seniors' income plan, indexation of benefits, 3271
    - Benefits
      - Increase, 3367
    - Canada Pension Plan, early applications for, 3383, 3556
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
    - Occupancy and vacancies
      - And homelessness initiatives, 2877, 2940–2941, 3083, 3730–3731
    - Units, condition of, 2831–2832, 2854, 2939–2940
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Information technology
      - Case management software, costs, 3754, 3767–3768
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Child and family services
    - Information technology, Linkin
      - Cost and administrative improvements, 4611–4612
  - Community-based organizations
    - Funding
      - And support for workers, 4580–4581
  - Emergency housing
    - And use of hotels, 4691–4692, 4880
      - Payment to business owned by government member, 4674–4677, 4691, 4734, 4819–4820, 5219, 5275, 5397, 5412–5414, 5427–5428, 5440
        
        Investigation by Provincial Auditor, 4749–4751, 4774–4775, 4820, 4921–4922, 4940–4941, 5113
      - Policy changes, 4959, 4991, 5112, 5332–5333, 5412–5414, 5700
    - Complex needs shelter, Saskatoon
      - Local consultation, 4819
  - Government financial management
    - Payments to individuals and vendors, representation in Public Accounts, 4853
  - Government procurement
    - Contracts with Legislative Assembly members, conflict of interest, 5729–5730
  - Housing, rental
    - Affordable
      - And accessible for seniors and persons with disabilities, 4527–4528
  - Low-income people
    - Supports for, 4412–4413
  - Persons with disabilities
    - Government supports and housing options, 5603–5605
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
    - Seniors' housing, quality and safety, 4800–4801, 4837
    - Units, condition of, 5306–5307
    - Vacancies
      - Cost of, 4527, 4612–4613
  - Social Services Ministry
    - Financial management policies regarding hotel payments for ministry clients, 4820, 4905
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - And seniors' income plan, indexation of benefits, 3271
  - Benefits
    - Increase, 3367
  - Canada Pension Plan, early applications for, 3383, 3556
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Occupancy and vacancies
    - And homelessness initiatives, 2877, 2940–2941, 3083, 3730–3731
  - Seniors' housing, quality and safety, 4800–4801, 4837
  - Units, condition of, 2831–2832, 2854, 2939–2940, 5306–5307
  - Vacancies
    - Cost of, 4527, 4612–4613
- Social Services Ministry
  - Financial management policies regarding hotel payments for ministry clients, 4820, 4905
  - Information technology
    - Case management software, costs, 3754, 3767–3768
- Social Services Ministry, Estimates
  - (2023-24), main, U415–421, U423–424, U465–472, U474, U476
  - (2023, November), supplementary, U555–558
  - (2024-25), main, U635–656, U673–674, U676–681
- Tributes
  - Hopson, Jim, former Saskatchewan Roughrider president and CEO, member's statement, 5343–5344
  - Reed, George, former Saskatchewan Roughrider, member's statement, 3974
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Government support
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1649–1650
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Rollout
    - Success, member's statement, 535
Marit, Hon. David (Sask Party, Wood River) s.1,2,3,4: Minister of Agriculture
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 51–53
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1051–1054
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4516–4518
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Staff, workforce size and dedication, 3523
- Agriculture Ministry, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, E3–17
  - (2021, December), supplementary, E143–147
  - (2022-23), main, E193–195, E198–207, E209–210
  - (2022, November), supplementary, E301–303
  - (2023-24), main, E358–375
  - (2023, November), supplementary, E461–463
  - (2024-25), main, E509–512, E514–515, E517–519
- AgriStability
  - Improvements, 603–604
- Animal Production Act (No. 73)
  - First reading, 1448
  - Second reading, 1502–1503
  - Committee discussion E210–211
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 2122
  - Third reading, 2122
- Arenas
  - Southland Co-op Centre Arena, Assiniboia
    - Fundraiser, member's statement, 2317–2318
    - State-of-the-art facility, member's statement, 2538–2539
- Authors
  - Todd, Payton, winner of Wood Dragon Books Young Author Award, member's statement, 2435
- Budget, 2021-22
  - Deficit, impact of crop insurance, 1478
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 2007–2010
- Canadian Army
  - Geo-memorial program dedication
    - Daniel Green Russell Creek Reservoir honouring Daniel Green, member's statement, 641–642
- Condolence motions
  - Draper, Charles (Lewis) Woodvine, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3641
  - Oliver, Allan Roy, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3647
- Crown land
  - Leases, fees
    - Increase, and support for livestock industry, 3522–3523
- Drainage
  - Illegal drainage enforcement, 4835–4836
- Food security
  - Global Institute for Food Security, Saskatoon
    - Funding, ministerial statement (Marit), 5024
- Groceries
  - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 2873–2875, 2900–2901, 3025, 3082, 3134, 3194, 3293–3294
- Hockey
  - National Hockey League
    - Marleau, Patrick, record number of games, member's statement, 555–556
- Irrigation, Lake Diefenbaker project
  - Costs and return on investment, 5440
- Leafcutting Beekeepers Registration Repeal Act (No. 96)
  - First reading, 2793
  - Second reading, 2813
  - Committee discussion E305
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3253
  - Third reading, 3253
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Food security
    - Global Institute for Food Security, Saskatoon, funding (Marit), 5024
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Accretion) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 100)
  - First reading, 2832
  - Second reading, 2859
  - Committee discussion E306–309
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3253
  - Third reading, 3253
- Physicians
  - Wood River constituency, new physicians, member's statement, 3104
- Plant Health Act (No. 116)
  - First reading, 3084
  - Second reading, 3138–3139
  - Committee discussion E376–377
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3626
  - Third reading, 3626
- Question period [Session 1]
  - AgriStability
    - Improvements, 603–604
  - Telecommunications, connectivity
    - Rural, 603–604
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Budget, 2021-22
    - Deficit, impact of crop insurance, 1478
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Agriculture Ministry
    - Staff, workforce size and dedication, 3523
  - Crown land
    - Leases, fees
      - Increase, and support for livestock industry, 3522–3523
  - Groceries
    - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 2873–2875, 2900–2901, 3025, 3082, 3134, 3194, 3293–3294
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Drainage
    - Illegal drainage enforcement, 4835–4836
  - Irrigation, Lake Diefenbaker project
    - Costs and return on investment, 5440
  - Water
    - Comprehensive management framework
      - Development, 4558–4559, 4834–4835
  - Water, supply
    - Cumberland House, impact of SaskPower infrastructure, 4558
  - Wetlands
    - Retention
      - Government advertising, 5659–5660
- Railways
  - Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute
    - Critical importance of rail access and collective bargaining rights of workers, recognition and call for negotiation of a fair deal, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Moe), 1828–1829
- Telecommunications, connectivity
  - Rural, 603–604
- Tributes
  - Switzer, Bob, rancher Canadian Ag Hall of Fame inductee, member's statement, 5435
- Water
  - Comprehensive management framework
    - Development, 4558–4559, 4834–4835
- Water Security Agency, Estimates
  - (2024-25), main, E520–530
- Water, supply
  - Cumberland House, impact of SaskPower infrastructure, 4558
- Wetlands
  - Retention
    - Government advertising, 5659–5660
McLeod, Hon. Tim (Sask Party, Moose Jaw North) s.3,4: Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Rural and Remote Health
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 199–201
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1000–1002
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4545–4547
- Airports
  - Regina Airport Authority, Trish Martynook, first female board Chair, member's statement, 2787
- Ambulance service
  - Saskatchewan air ambulance service
    - 75th anniversary, member's statement, 445
- Autism
  - Services, eligible, increase, member's statement, 1235–1236
- Basketball
  - Hoopla 4A championship, Central Cyclones, Moose Jaw, winners, member's statement, 1917
  - Hoopla one-day tournament
    - Member's statement, 5127
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 408–411
- Budget, 2022-23
  - Community response
    - Member's statement, 1891
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 1900–1903
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5222–5224
- Business
  - PRISM Award of Excellence, recipients, member's statement, 752
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately end, petition, 3883
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5483
- Chambers of commerce
  - Moose Jaw Chamber of Commerce
    - Business Excellence Awards, member's statement, 2278
- Christmas
  - Call for kindness, member's statement, 1607
- Communities
  - Moose Jaw
    - Encouragement efforts for Beau Beddow after surgery, member's statement, 1814
- Constitutional Questions Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 102)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N428
- Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw
  - Hyperbaric chamber, operation and staffing, 4902, 5395
- Drug and alcohol abuse
  - Provincial rates and government investments in treatment, 4735–4736
- Economy
  - Strength, indicators
    - Member's statement, 2873
- Education policy
  - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
    - Mental health impacts and in school supports, 4075
- Emergency Planning Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 67)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N178
- Food banks
  - Better Together Food Drive, Moose Jaw, member's statement, 2911
- Food security
  - Global, and federal energy policies, moved (Kaeding)
    - Questions and comments 2927
  - The Big Give initiative, Moose Jaw
    - Member's statement, 619
- Gambling
  - Online gaming site operated by Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
    - Official launch, member's statement, 2745
- Guns
  - Protect rights of law-abiding firearm owners, moved (Tell), 3055–3056
- Health benefits coverage
  - Contraceptives
    - No-cost coverage
      - Introduce, moved (Bowes)
        
        Questions and comments 3742
- Health care workers, recruitment and retention
  - Challenges
    - And government actions, 4958–4959
- Health care, private provision
  - And public funding, contracts, cost and transparency, 5628–5629
- Health care, rural service disruptions
  - And health care worker recruitment, 4018–4019
  - And health care worker recruitment and retention, 5476–5477
- Health facilities
  - Radville Marian Health Centre, emergency services and staffing, 4290–4291
- Health Ministry, Estimates
  - (2024-25), main, U619, U621–632
- Hockey
  - Referees
    - Beach, Cody, NHL debut, member's statement, 2203
  - Western Hockey League
    - Moose Jaw Warriors, league champions and advancement to Memorial Cup, member's statement, 5763–5764
- Hospital and health foundations
  - Moose Jaw Health Foundation
    - Family First Radiothon, member's statement, 3832–3833
    - Festival of Trees, member's statement, 179
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Rural, service interruptions, 4694, 5766–5767
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Reports
    - Fifth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (McLeod, T.), N594
- Land Titles Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 57)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N171
- Lawyers
  - Queen's Counsel designation, new appointments, member's statement, 1857
- Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 70)
  - Committee discussion N357, N359–360, N363
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3510–3511
- Life Leases Act (No. 72)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N261
- Local Improvements Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 104)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N561
- Maiden speeches, 199–201
- Marriage Consequential Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 8)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N51
- Mental health and addictions facilities
  - Addiction treatment, staffing adequacy, 5683–5684
  - Addiction treatment, third-party centres, oversight and accountability, 5684–5685
- Mental health and addictions, children and youth
  - Services and treatments
    - Access and wait times, 4075
    - Availability and quality, 4414
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Access, 5701
- Narcotics
  - Fentanyl, actions to restrict, and government investments in treatment, 5732
- Non-profit Corporations Act, 2021 (No. 75)
  - Committee discussion N263
- Non-profit Corporations Consequential Amendment Act 2021 (No. 76)
  - Committee discussion N264
- Overdose
  - Fatalities
    - Increase, and government focus on treatment and recovery, 4656, 4677, 4882, 4905, 4923, 4976, 4991, 5024, 5040, 5053, 5100–5101, 5156, 5220, 5333, 5397–5398, 5414, 5428, 5466, 5527, 5538–5539, 5549, 5607, 5660, 5685, 5769
    - Indigenous peoples, disproportionate impacts
      - And government investment in treatment and harm reduction, 5090, 5114, 5349, 5479, 5490, 5631, 5686–5687
    - Rural communities, increase, and government focus on treatment and recovery, 5277
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, N198, N208
- Personal and/or special-care homes
  - Facility closures, impact on residents and government support, 4386
  - Lutheran Care Home, Regina
    - Closure, 4179–4180, 4386
- Physicians
  - Recruitment
    - Duck Lake and Beardy's and Okemasis Cree Nation, 5656–5657, 5685–5686
- Points of Order [Committees]
  - Bills
    - Fail to see the relevance [to discussion of bill], N345
    - Long preamble; ask that member get to the question, N338–339
- Police (Serious Incident Response Team) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 26)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N74
- Population
  - Growth, government accomplishment
    - Member's statement, 3679
- Post-secondary education, international education strategy
  - Memorandums of understanding
    - Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, member's statement, 1032
- Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
  - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 5364
- Provincial Protective Services Act (No. 107)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N447
- Public Pension and Benefits Administration Corporation Act (No. 94)
  - Committee discussion C445–447
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Education policy
    - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
      - Mental health impacts and in school supports, 4075
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And health care worker recruitment, 4018–4019
  - Health facilities
    - Radville Marian Health Centre, emergency services and staffing, 4290–4291
  - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
    - Services and treatments
      - Access and wait times, 4075
  - Personal and/or special-care homes
    - Lutheran Care Home, Regina
      - Closure, 4179–4180
  - Suicide prevention
    - Children and youth, non-binary and gender diverse, supports for, 4020–4021
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw
    - Hyperbaric chamber, operation and staffing, 4902, 5395
  - Drug and alcohol abuse
    - Provincial rates and government investments in treatment, 4735–4736
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Challenges
      - And government actions, 4958–4959
  - Health care, private provision
    - And public funding, contracts, cost and transparency, 5628–5629
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And health care worker recruitment and retention, 5476–5477
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Rural, service interruptions, 4694, 5766–5767
  - Mental health and addictions facilities
    - Addiction treatment, staffing adequacy, 5683–5684
    - Addiction treatment, third-party centres, oversight and accountability, 5684–5685
  - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
    - Services and treatments
      - Availability and quality, 4414
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Access, 5701
  - Narcotics
    - Fentanyl, actions to restrict, and government investments in treatment, 5732
  - Overdose
    - Fatalities
      - Increase, and government focus on treatment and recovery, 4656, 4677, 4882, 4905, 4923, 4976, 4991, 5024, 5040, 5053, 5100–5101, 5156, 5220, 5333, 5397–5398, 5414, 5428, 5466, 5527, 5538–5539, 5549, 5607, 5660, 5685, 5769
      - Indigenous peoples, disproportionate impacts
        
        And government investment in treatment and harm reduction, 5090, 5114, 5349, 5479, 5490, 5631, 5686–5687
      - Rural communities, increase, and government focus on treatment and recovery, 5277
  - Personal and/or special-care homes
    - Facility closures, impact on residents and government support, 4386
    - Lutheran Care Home, Regina
      - Closure, 4386
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment
      - Duck Lake and Beardy's and Okemasis Cree Nation, 5656–5657, 5685–5686
  - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
    - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 5364
- Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 15)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report with amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N60
- Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 21)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N99
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Support, petition, 3019–3020, 3532
- Schools, new and renovated
  - Stewart Valley, sod-turning for replacement school, member's statement, 4607
- Seniors
  - COVID-19, protection from, condemnation of government failure
    - Moved (Love), 1360–1362
      - Questions and comments 1367–1368
- Small modular reactors
  - Secretariat
    - Support to aid in the development of technology, moved (Hargrave), 523–525
      - Questions and comments 527
  - Support for, moved (Jenson)
    - Questions and comments 2462
- Status of Women office, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, N198
- Suicide
  - Crisis, recognition of and call upon the government to take urgent action, moved (Vermette)
    - Questions and comments 2293
- Suicide prevention
  - Children and youth, non-binary and gender diverse, supports for, 4020–4021
- Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 27)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N75
- Tourism Saskatchewan, Estimates
  - (2023-24), main, N481
- Transition houses
  - Moose Jaw Transition House
    - Fundraiser, member's statement, 1377
- Tributes
  - Gillies, Clark, NHL hockey player, member's statement, 1718
  - Sasakamoose, Fred, professional hockey player and community leader, member's statement, 100–101
- University of Saskatchewan
  - College of Medicine
    - Regina campus expansion, ribbon cutting, member's statement, 3246
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Rollout
    - Success, member's statement, 725
- Wills Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 110)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.), N570
- Women
  - Red Hat Society, 25th anniversary, member's statement, 3696–3697
McLeod, Mr. Blaine (Sask Party, Lumsden-Morse)
- Abortion
  - Access, support for, and opposition to parental consent for minors, moved (Mowat)
    - Questions and comments 4643
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4392–4394
  - Seconded, 4394
- Affordability
  - Government programs and policies, support for, moved (Goudy)
    - Questions and comments 5451
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5227–5230
- Canadian Army
  - Royal Regina Rifles, Juno Beach anniversary, member's statement, 5327
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5420, 5494
- Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil
  - Extend to all forms of fuel, petition, 4874
- Cost of living
  - Relief, provide, moved (Young, A.), 5381–5382
- Economy
  - Strength, indicators
    - Member's statement, 4796
- Education policy
  - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
    - Repeal, call upon the government, moved (Teed), 4781–4782
      - Questions and comments 4785–4786
- Emergency housing
  - And use of hotels, investigation by Provincial Auditor, moved (Conway), 5510–5511
- Fire departments and firefighters
  - Fire Chief Rod Appleby, retirement, member's statement, 3983
- Franchise Disclosure Act (No. 149)
  - Committee discussion N664
- Government procurement
  - Contracts, prioritize Saskatchewan workers and companies, moved (Young, A.)
    - Questions and comments 5670
- Health care, funding
  - Federal government, bilateral agreements
    - Member's statement, 5085
- Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Reports
    - Sixth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (McLeod, B.), N607
- Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program
  - Funding
    - And projects, member's statement, 5304
- King's Bench Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 146)
  - Committee discussion N625
- Maiden speeches, 4392–4394
- Meat processing industry
  - Donald's Fine Foods, Moose Jaw, new sow processing facility
    - Member's statement, 4555
- Museums
  - Lumsden and District Historical Museum, recognition of Bill King, member's statement, 4175
- Music
  - Philippine Madrigal Singers (Madz), visit to Saskatchewan, member's statement, 5533
- Protection From Human Trafficking (Coerced Debts) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 152)
  - Committee discussion N669
- Resource industries
  - And electricity production, assert exclusive provincial jurisdiction, moved (Keisig)
    - Questions and comments 4866–4867
- Securities (Saskatchewan Investors Protection) Amendment Act (No. 150)
  - Committee discussion N666
- Small business
  - Country Hills Catering, winner, Saskatchewan Wedding Industry Awards, member's statement, 5473–5474
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 141)
  - Committee discussion
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, B.), N623
- Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
  - Negotiation, class size and complexity, address, moved (Love), 5008–5009
    - Questions and comments 5012–5013
McMorris, Hon. Don (Sask Party, Indian Head-Milestone) s.1,2,3,4: Minister of Government Relations. s.3,4: Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 186–189
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 991–995
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2668–2671
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4428–4430
- Boiler and Pressure Vessel (Automation and Remote Supervision Pilot) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 132)
  - First reading, 3524
  - Second reading, 3543
  - Committee discussion N584–586, N588–590
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3855
  - Third reading, 3855
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 360–363, 372–373
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 1986–1989
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5167–5170
- Construction Codes Act (No. 4)
  - First reading, 130
  - Second reading, 425–426
  - Committee discussion N123–124
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 768
  - Third reading, 768
- Crown land
  - Indigenous interests in sales and leases
    - Treaty rights, impact on, 1121–1122, 3342, 3658
- Duty-to-consult framework, 1122
  - Legislation, federal, and provincial policy, 2749–2750, 2772, 3657–3658
  - New, development
    - Consultations, 1534, 2191–2192, 2771–2772, 5424–5426
- Employment
  - Job creation
    - And government out-of-province contracts, 5523–5524
- Fire departments and firefighters
  - Fire Chief Dave Campbell, retirement, member's statement, 2189
  - Volunteer Fire Fighters Association spring fire school, Pilot Butte and Emerald Park, member's statement, 3848
- Freedom of expression
  - And responsibility, member's statement, 2827
- Fundraising
  - Catherine's Cause, Catherine Okolita, fundraising efforts, recognition, member's statement, 797
- Government Relations Ministry, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, N101–122
  - (2021, December), supplementary, N138–142
  - (2022-23), main, N183–194, N265–282, N284
  - (2022, November), supplementary, N373–375
  - (2023-24), main, N527–540, N543–557
  - (2023, November), supplementary, N600–603
  - (2024-25), main, N671–686, N711–727
- Labour force
  - National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job, member's statement, 5493
- Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Estimates
  - (2024-25), main, U683–686, U688–693
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Retiring members, appreciation
    - Moved (Moe), 5753–5758
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3511
- Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 105)
  - Second reading, 2944–2945
  - Committee discussion N562–563, N565–566
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3733
  - Third reading, 3733
- Local Improvements Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 104)
  - Second reading, 2943–2944
  - Committee discussion N558–560
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3732
  - Third reading, 3732
- Miscellaneous Municipal Statutes Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 153)
  - First reading, 4821
  - Second reading, 4839–4840
  - Committee discussion N609–614
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5105
  - Third reading, 5105
- Municipalities
  - Land use bylaws, 3344–3345
- Municipalities, revenue-sharing
  - And provincial sales tax
    - Property taxes, impact on, 3206
  - And responsibility for public welfare, 3731
- Parks, urban
  - Constable Shelby Patton Memorial Park, Indian Head, grand opening, member's statement, 2999
- Points of Order [Session 3]
  - Language
    - Use of "misleading," unparliamentary, 2750
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Provincial and municipal areas of responsibility, 918–919
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Crown land
    - Indigenous interests in sales and leases
      - Treaty rights, impact on, 1121–1122
  - Duty-to-consult framework 1122
    - New, development
      - Consultations, 1534, 2191–2192
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Provincial and municipal areas of responsibility, 918–919
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Crown land
    - Indigenous interests in sales and leases
      - Treaty rights, impact on, 3342, 3658
  - Duty-to-consult framework
    - Legislation, federal, and provincial policy, 2749–2750, 2772, 3657–3658
    - New, development
      - Consultations, 2771–2772
  - Municipalities
    - Land use bylaws, 3344–3345
  - Municipalities, revenue-sharing
    - And provincial sales tax
      - Property taxes, impact on, 3206
    - And responsibility for public welfare, 3731
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Duty-to-consult framework
    - New, development
      - Consultations, 5424–5426
  - Employment
    - Job creation
      - And government out-of-province contracts, 5523–5524
- Ride-sharing services
  - RM of Edenwold and surrounding municipalities, co-operation agreement, member's statement, 700
- Saskatchewan Remembrance Observance Act (No. 139)
  - First reading, 4531
  - Second reading, 4531
  - Committee of the Whole on Bills
    - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McMorris), 4532
  - Third reading, 4532
- Violence
  - Indigenous women and girls
    - Declaration, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
      - Government support, moved (Wyant), 2383–2384
- Workers' Compensation (Extending Firefighter Coverage) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 138)
  - First reading, 4468
  - Second reading, 4584
  - Committee discussion U570–572
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5101
  - Third reading, 5101
Meili, Mr. Ryan (NDP, Saskatoon Meewasin) s.1,2: Leader of the Opposition
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 213–217
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1093–1097
- Budget, 2021-22
  - Deficit, impact of crop insurance, 1496
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 414–418
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 2074–2079
- Christmas
  - Reflections, member's statement, 1606
  - Santa's visit during COVID-19 pandemic, member's statement, 245
- Climate change
  - Action plan, enact and allocate appropriate funding, petition, 2398
- Condolence motions
  - Anderson, Eiliv (Sonny) Howard, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1214
  - Britton, John Edwin, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1215
  - Brockelbank, John Edward, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1216
  - Byers, Neil Erland, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1218
  - Gleim, Theodore (Ted) Robert, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1219
  - Ham, Dennis Marvin, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1220
  - Meagher, John Paul, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1221
  - Molloy, W. Thomas, Lieutenant Governor, moved (Moe), 1228–1229
  - Muirhead, Gerald Stanley, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1222
  - Schmeiser, Percy Arnold, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1225
  - Weatherald, Thomas Milton, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1226
  - White, Clinton Oliver, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1227
- Cost of living
  - And affordability initiatives, 1876
  - And economic development, 2226
  - Inflation
    - Tax expansion and affordability initiatives, 2086–2087, 2118
- COVID-19
  - Front-line and health care workers, recognition
    - And health care leadership, member's statement, 861
- COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
  - Capacity and call-back time, 73
  - Testing capacity, 207–208, 701–702
  - Testing for children under five, 1858–1859
- COVID-19, financial supports
  - Federal and provincial funding, 16–17
- COVID-19, government response
  - Accountability, 763
  - And accessibility of ministers, 1139
  - And Premier's summer schedule, 1064–1065, 1238–1239
  - Critique
    - Member's statement, 891
  - Effectiveness and economic impact, 16, 127, 208–209, 248, 338–340, 1185
  - Effectiveness and vaccine rollout, 264–266, 279–280, 310, 367–368, 396, 602, 678, 691, 726
  - Government members, public engagement, 1530–1531, 1612
  - Health Minister, performance, 973
  - Provincial leadership, 1159–1160
  - Public inquiry, 854, 864, 1532, 1577–1578, 1607, 1843, 1857–1858, 1875
- Demonstrations
  - Anti-mask rallies
    - Condemnation of, 125, 799
  - Suicide awareness
    - Government response, 2495–2496
- Discrimination and racism
  - Premier's remarks on public health measures, 1691–1692
- Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
  - Green shirt day and Logan Boulet effect
    - Member's statement, 263
- Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
  - And importance of child care, 763–764
- Economy
  - Performance and projections, 2319, 2353
- Education
  - COVID-19, impact on classroom learning, 126, 181
- Education, funding
  - Adequacy, 1918–1919, 2539
  - Government grants and education property tax, ratio, 1918–1919
- Executive Council, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, 827–845, 847
  - (2022-23), main, 2327–2336, 2338–2343, 2345–2347
- Fuel
  - Rising costs and relief for Saskatchewan families, 2087
- Government procurement
  - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 808–809, 820–821
- Health
  - COVID-19 fatalities, 1875, 2226–2227, 2261
    - And excess deaths, 1842, 2540
  - COVID-19 modelling, reporting and transparency, 72, 1576
- Health benefits coverage
  - Canadian-born children and parental citizenship status, 774
  - COVID-19 costs, non-citizens, 774–775, 855
  - Rare diseases
    - Treatment and travel expenses, 1161, 1183–1184, 1209, 1237
- Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Government response
    - Retention, impact on, 1578, 1608, 1718–1719, 2261–2263, 2474–2475
  - Human resources management
    - And federal assistance, 1137
    - And request for assistance, 917–918, 971, 1034
  - Infections and self-isolation protocols, impact on facilities staffing, 72
- Health care workers, recruitment and retention
  - Comprehensive strategy, 1720, 1816
- Health care, COVID-19
  - Management, costs, 1211
  - Service interruptions, 971–973
  - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1032–1034, 1035–1036, 1062, 1090–1091, 1138–1139, 1160, 1210–1211, 1239–1240, 1608
  - System capacity
    - And federal government assistance, 180–181
    - And public health measures, 1063, 2227
    - Intensive care unit, Regina, invitation to visit, 536–537, 579, 601, 643–644
    - Intensive care, capacity, 511, 602, 621–622
    - Intensive care, capacity and staffing, 71–72
    - Surgical care, impact on, 727
- Health care, funding
  - Needs and investments, 1891–1892
  - Percentage dedicated to mental health and addictions, 2447
- Health care, rural service disruptions
  - And government investments, 1139–1140, 2121
- Health Human Resources Action Plan, 2117
- Health Ministry, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, U220–229, U250–256
- Highways and Transportation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 1667–1668
- Hospitals
  - COVID-19 field hospitals
    - And human resources management, 916–917
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Mental health and addictions supports, and need for bipartisan committee, 2511–2512
  - Request for government visit, 2228
  - Staffing, 2227
  - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2354–2355
- Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
  - Occupancy, impact on service delivery, 2133–2134
- Labour force
  - COVID-19 fatalities, 679
  - Paid sick leave
    - And existing COVID-19 supports, 679–680, 682–683, 692
- Legal Aid Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 46)
  - Second reading, 1666–1667
- Legislative Assembly
  - Safety protocols, 265, 726
- Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 70)
  - Second reading, 1780–1784
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security, provision of, 1329–1330, 1414
- Long-term care facilities
  - COVID-19 outbreaks
    - Parkside Extendicare, Regina, 126
    - Prevention and intervention measures, 179–180, 247–248, 727, 743
- Mental health and addictions
  - Bipartisan committee and opportunities for stakeholder feedback, 2499–2500, 2510, 2540
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Parks, urban
    - Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw, Lorne Calvert Campground and Lorne Calvert Loop, provincial naming policy (Moe), 1299–1300
- Missing persons
  - Search efforts for Frank Young, government support, 2302, 2373–2374
- Official opposition
  - Leader Ryan Meili, expression of thanks on his resignation from politics, moved (Beck), 2550–2553
- Parks, urban
  - Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw
    - Lorne Calvert Campground and Lorne Calvert Loop, provincial naming policy, ministerial statement (Moe), 1299–1300
- Pay equity
  - Legislation, petition, 1322
- Pediatrics
  - And obstetrical services, 1891
- Physicians
  - Compensation, 1796
  - Recruitment
    - And retention, 1748
    - And retention, rural, 1773, 1815
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Language
    - Accusations of dishonesty, 2284
    - Entirety of Leader of the Opposition's remarks, specifically "spreading deliberate misinformation", 1715
    - Insinuated the minister was untruthful, 1581
    - Leader of the Opposition just called me a liar, 1741
    - Leader of the Opposition, use of "pearl clutching", 1755–1756
    - Unparliamentary, casting aspersions and profanity, 1242
  - Members
    - Misrepresentation of member's quotes, 2358
  - Personal comments
    - Opposition members launching vile personal attacks, 2500
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2021 (No. 61)
  - Second reading, 1786
- Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
  - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 798
- Provincial sales tax expansion
  - And funding for initiatives in health care, 2070
  - Live events, 1892, 2353–2354
- Psychiatrists
  - Access to, government investments, 2448, 2496
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Advice to government, access to, 644, 663–664, 743–744, 863, 1294–1295
  - Effectiveness and fatalities, 754–755
  - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 125, 896–897, 1160–1161, 1209–1210, 1237, 1415–1416
  - Provincial and local areas of responsibility, 1262–1263
  - Provincial direction of Crown corporations, 1295–1296
  - Re-open plan
    - Vaccine-based, 753
  - Recommendations and orders
    - And formal advice to government, 893–894, 914–915, 916, 1137–1138, 1328–1329
    - And medical interventions, 915–916
    - Modelling and proof-of-vaccination policy, 895–896, 1088–1089
  - Responsiveness
    - And vaccine rollout, 445–446, 487–488, 511–512, 557–559, 579–581, 621
- Question period [Session 1]
  - COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
    - Capacity and call-back time, 73
    - Testing capacity, 207–208, 701–702
  - COVID-19, financial supports
    - Federal and provincial funding, 16–17
  - COVID-19, government response
    - Accountability, 763
    - Effectiveness and economic impact, 16, 127, 208–209, 248, 338–340
    - Effectiveness and vaccine rollout, 264–266, 279–280, 310, 367–368, 396, 602, 678, 691, 726
    - Public inquiry, 854, 864
  - Demonstrations
    - Anti-mask rallies
      - Condemnation of, 125, 799
  - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
    - And importance of child care, 763–764
  - Education
    - COVID-19, impact on classroom learning, 126, 181
  - Government procurement
    - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 808–809, 820–821
  - Health
    - COVID-19 modelling, reporting and transparency, 72
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Canadian-born children and parental citizenship status, 774
    - COVID-19 costs, non-citizens, 774–775, 855
  - Health care workers, COVID-19
    - Infection and self-isolation protocols, impact on facilities staffing, 72
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - System capacity
      - And federal government assistance, 180–181
      - Intensive care unit, Regina, invitation to visit, 536–537, 579, 601, 643–644
      - Intensive care, capacity, 511, 602, 621–622
      - Intensive care, capacity and staffing, 71–72
      - Surgical care, impact on, 727
  - Labour force
    - COVID-19 fatalities, 679
    - Paid sick leave
      - And existing COVID-19 supports, 679–680, 682–683, 692
  - Legislative Assembly
    - Safety protocols, 265, 726
  - Long-term care facilities
    - COVID-19 outbreaks
      - Parkside Extendicare, Regina, 126
      - Prevention and intervention measures, 179–180, 247–248, 727, 743
  - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
    - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 798
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 644, 663–664, 743–744, 863
    - Effectiveness and fatalities, 754–755
    - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 125
    - Re-open plan
      - Vaccine-based, 753
    - Responsiveness
      - And vaccine rollout, 445–446, 487–488, 511–512, 557–559, 579–581, 621
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, layoffs
      - Government supports, 101–102
  - Teachers
    - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization, 535–536
  - Temporary wage supplement
    - Health care workers, eligibility, and use of federal funding, 102–103
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Public information campaign, 126
    - Risk-based prioritization, 309, 368–369, 397, 446
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Budget, 2021-22
    - Deficit, impact of crop insurance, 1496
  - Cost of living
    - And affordability initiatives, 1876
    - And economic development, 2226
    - Inflation
      - Tax expansion and affordability initiatives, 2086–2087, 2118
  - COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
    - Testing for children under five, 1858–1859
  - COVID-19, government response
    - And accessibility of ministers, 1139
    - And Premier's summer schedule, 1064–1065, 1238–1239
    - Effectiveness and economic impact, 1185
    - Government members, public engagement, 1530–1531, 1612
    - Health Minister, performance, 973
    - Provincial leadership, 1159–1160
    - Public inquiry, 1532, 1577–1578, 1607, 1843, 1857–1858, 1875
  - Demonstrations
    - Suicide awareness
      - Government response, 2495–2496
  - Discrimination and racism
    - Premier's remarks on public health measures, 1691–1692
  - Economy
    - Performance and projections, 2319, 2353
  - Education, funding
    - Adequacy, 1918–1919, 2539
    - Government grants and education property tax, ratio, 1918–1919
  - Fuel
    - Rising costs and relief for Saskatchewan families, 2087
  - Health
    - COVID-19 fatalities, 1875, 2226–2227, 2261
      - And excess deaths, 1842, 2540
    - COVID-19 modelling, reporting and transparency, 1576
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Rare diseases
      - Treatment and travel expenses, 1161, 1183–1184, 1209, 1237
  - Health care workers, COVID-19
    - Government response
      - Retention, impact on, 1578, 1608, 1718–1719, 2261–2263, 2474–2475
    - Human resources management
      - And federal assistance, 1137
      - And request for assistance, 917–918, 971, 1034
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Comprehensive strategy, 1720, 1816
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - Management, costs, 1211
    - Service interruptions, 971–973
    - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1032–1034, 1035–1036, 1062, 1090–1091, 1138–1139, 1160, 1210–1211, 1239–1240, 1608
    - System capacity
      - And public health measures, 1063, 2227
  - Health care, funding
    - Needs and investments, 1891–1892
    - Percentage dedicated to mental health and addictions, 2447
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And government investments, 1139–1140, 2121
  - Health Human Resources Action Plan 2117
  - Hospitals
    - COVID-19 field hospitals
      - And human resources management, 916–917
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Mental health and addictions supports, and need for bipartisan committee, 2511–2512
    - Request for government visit, 2228
    - Staffing, 2227
    - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2354–2355
  - Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
    - Occupancy, impact on service delivery, 2133–2134
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Security, provision of, 1329–1330, 1414
  - Mental health and addictions
    - Bipartisan committee, and opportunities for stakeholder feedback, 2499–2500, 2510, 2540
  - Missing persons
    - Search efforts for Frank Young, government support, 2302, 2373–2374
  - Pediatrics
    - And obstetrical services, 1891
  - Physicians
    - Compensation, 1796
    - Recruitment
      - And retention, 1748
      - And retention, rural, 1773, 1815
  - Provincial sales tax expansion
    - And funding for initiatives in health care, 2070
    - Live events, 1892, 2353–2354
  - Psychiatrists
    - Access to, government investments, 2448, 2496
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 1294–1295
    - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 896–897, 1160–1161, 1209–1210, 1237, 1415–1416
    - Provincial and local areas of responsibility, 1262–1263
    - Provincial direction of Crown corporations, 1295–1296
    - Recommendations and orders
      - And formal advice to government, 893–894, 914–915, 916, 1137–1138, 1328–1329
      - And medical interventions, 915–916
      - Modelling and proof-of-vaccination policy, 895–896, 1088–1089
  - Resource royalties
    - Windfall-profits surcharge
      - And benefits for Saskatchewan people, 2319–2320, 2539
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Leadership, changes, 1497–1499, 1531–1532
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, ownership by Russian oligarch, impact of sanctions, 1746–1748, 1772, 1795–1796, 1874
  - Suicide prevention
    - Strategy, legislation
      - And follow-up action, 2279–2280, 2497
      - Funding, and funding for mental health and addictions, 2475–2476
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And COVID-19 backlog, 1063–1064, 1378–1380, 2420
    - Federal funding and provincial initiatives, 2069
  - Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
    - Government support, 1623–1625
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Children
      - Messaging and rollout, 1261–1262
      - Parental consent and ease of access, 1416
    - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1692–1693
    - Proof-of policy
      - Rates, impact on, 1184
  - Violence
    - Indigenous women and girls
      - Government action and commitment, 2374
- Railways
  - Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute
    - Critical importance of rail access and collective bargaining rights of workers, recognition and call for negotiation of a fair deal, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Moe), 1827–1828
- Resource royalties
  - Windfall-profits surcharge
    - And benefits for Saskatchewan people, 2319–2320, 2539
- Royal family
  - Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Platinum Jubilee
      - Congratulations, moved (Harpauer), 1752–1753
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 49)
  - Second reading, 1668
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Leadership, changes, 1497–1499, 1531–1532
- Speaker
  - Election [Weekes], 3
- Steel industry
  - Evraz plant, Regina, layoffs
    - Government supports, 101–102
  - Evraz plant, Regina, ownership by Russian oligarch, impact of sanctions, 1746–1748, 1772, 1795–1796, 1874
- Suicide prevention
  - Strategy, legislation
    - And follow-up action, 2279–2280, 2497
    - Funding, and funding for mental health and addictions, 2475–2476
- Surgery, wait times
  - And COVID-19 backlog, 1063–1064, 1378–1380, 2420
  - Federal funding and provincial initiatives, 2069
- Teachers
  - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization, 535–536
- Temporary wage supplement
  - Health care workers, eligibility, and use of federal funding, 102–103
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 50)
  - Second reading, 1668–1669
- Tributes
  - Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Address to be presented to the Queen, 517
    - Statement of condolence, 335
- Tuberculosis
  - World Tuberculosis Day, member's statement, 1889
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Government support, 1623–1625
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1629–1631
  - Solidarity
    - Member's statement, 1622
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Children
    - Messaging and rollout, 1261–1262
    - Parental consent and ease of access, 1416
  - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1692–1693
  - Proof-of policy
    - Rates, impact on, 1184
  - Public information campaign, 126
  - Risk-based prioritization, 309, 368–369, 397, 446
- Violence
  - Indigenous women and girls
    - Declaration, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
      - Government support, moved (Wyant), 2392–2393
    - Government action and commitment, 2374
- Winter storms
  - November 2021, recognition of worker and community efforts
    - Member's statement, 1207
Merriman, Hon. Paul (Sask Party, Saskatoon Silverspring-Sutherland) s.1,2,3: Minister of Health s.3,4: Minister of Corrections, Policing and Public Safety
- Abortion
  - Access disparities, 2809–2810, 3249
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2636–2640
- Ambulance service
  - Availability, 3888
  - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3535–3536, 3567–3569, 3584–3585, 3926–3927
- Ambulance service, wait times
  - And off-load delays, 3326–3327
- Autism
  - Services, availability, 3938–3939
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 1962–1967
- Budget, March 22, 2023
  - Speakers, 3494–3496
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5172–5176
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5458
- Condolence motions
  - Prefontaine, Joceline Sylvia, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3647–3648
- Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, Estimates
  - (2023, November), supplementary, N603–606
  - (2024-25), main, N686–699
- Cost of living
  - And pediatric wait times, 2913
- COVID-19
  - India, donation of ventilators
    - Ministerial statement (Merriman), 730–731
- COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
  - Capacity and call-back time, 73, 128–129
  - Testing for children under five, 1843–1844, 1858–1859
- COVID-19, government response
  - And accessibility of ministers, 1139
  - And Premier's summer schedule, 1065
  - Effectiveness and economic impact, 266
  - Effectiveness and vaccine rollout, 368
  - Public inquiry, 1577–1578, 1858
    - And adverse effects of vaccination, 2750
- Crime
  - Rate and severity
    - And funding for policing, 4293, 4388–4389, 4632, 4775
  - Rate, and government investments, 5375, 5440–5441, 5500–5501
- Dental Disciplines Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 62)
  - First reading, 1242
  - Committee discussion U183–185
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Two-for-one private-pay model
    - Canada Health Act, implications, 3291–3292, 3312
    - Costs and benefits, 3292–3293
- Discrimination and racism
  - Premier's remarks on public health measures, 1663
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Employee survey, 802–803
- Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
  - Initiatives, government support, 3701–3702
- Family doctors
  - Access to, 3715, 3852–3853
  - Compensation model, blended capitation
    - Ministerial statement (Merriman), 3824–3825
  - Recruitment and retention in Martensville and Warman
    - And return-of-service agreements, 2355–2356
  - Retirement, 3716–3717
- Health
  - COVID-19 fatalities
    - And excess deaths, 268
  - COVID-19 hospitalizations and fatalities, reporting, 1626, 1663–1664, 1819
  - COVID-19 hospitalizations, reporting, 538–539
  - COVID-19 infections
    - In children, mitigation and care, 2304–2305
  - COVID-19 modelling, reporting and transparency, 72–73, 1576
  - COVID-19 reporting and individual risk assessments, 1626–1627, 1664, 1694
  - COVID-19, First Nations and Métis people, tracking and supports, 248–249, 371–372, 559–560
- Health benefits coverage
  - Canadian-born children and parental citizenship status, 764–765, 856–857
  - Cochlear implants, upgrade and maintenance costs, 2499
  - Contraceptives
    - No-cost coverage
      - And drug plan coverage, 3636–3637, 3940
  - COVID-19 costs, non-citizens, 774–775, 855
  - Rare diseases
    - Treatment and travel expenses, 1161–1162
- Health care
  - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 3697
  - Consultation on local issues, 3230, 3396, 3657
  - Health cards, removal of First Nations status identifier, 1845–1846
  - System capacity and service interruptions
    - Public reporting, 3779, 3796, 3888
- Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Government response
    - Retention, impact on, 1066, 1578–1579, 2101–2102, 2204, 2262–2263, 2543
  - Human resources management
    - And request for assistance, 917–918, 1034–1035
  - Infections and self-isolation protocols, impact on facilities staffing, 72
- Health care workers, recruitment and retention
  - And government investments, 1877
  - Auditor's report, 3166–3167, 3191
  - Comprehensive strategy, 1476, 1611, 1845
  - Needs, and COVID-19 human resources management, 1297–1298, 1475
  - Nurses, retention, 3414–3415
- Health care, COVID-19
  - Management, costs, 1212–1213, 1477
  - Service interruptions, 972–973, 2172–2173, 2190
  - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1035–1036, 1090, 1091, 1119–1120, 1239–1240, 1609–1611
  - System capacity
    - And public health measures, 1065, 1066, 2227
    - Intensive care, capacity and staffing, 18–19, 71–72
    - Oxygen supplies, 19
    - Surgical care, impact on, 623–624, 727
- Health care, rural service disruptions
  - And government investments, 2088, 2120
- Health facilities
  - Tours for politicians, process and communication, 3621–3624, 3634–3635, 3656–3657
- Health Human Resources Action Plan, 2602–2603
  - And need for stakeholder task force, 3368–3369, 3965
- Health Ministry, Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, 235–241
  - (2021-22), main, U3–5, U12–20, U25–28, U31–32, U41
  - (2021, December), supplementary, U165–167, U170–180
  - (2022-23), main, U217–218, U220–229, U249–257, U259–262, U269–283, U285
  - (2022, November), supplementary, U341–344
  - (2023-24), main, U396–399, U403–412, U424–443
- Health Shared Services Saskatchewan (3sHealth) Act (No. 45)
  - First reading, 1122
  - Second reading, 1142
  - Committee discussion U181, U183
- Hospitals
  - COVID-19 field hospitals
    - And human resources management, 916–917
  - Family accommodations, 1265–1266
  - Pediatric capacity
    - And wait times, 2897–2898
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Request for government visit, 2193, 2228
  - Staffing, 2227–2228, 2247–2248
  - Staffing and recruitment, 3325–3326
  - Wait times, 2321–2322, 2404
  - Wait times and government investments, 1980–1981, 2192–2193
  - Wait times initiative
    - And health care worker recruitment, 2912–2913, 3002
  - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2204–2205, 2247, 2355
- House Services Committee
  - Harassment, allegations made by the Speaker
    - Witnesses, order to appear before committee, moved (Mowat); amendment (Merriman), H37
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Merriman), H35
  - Reports
    - Sixteenth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Merriman), H36
- Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
  - Occupancy, impact on service delivery, 2134–2135
- Labour force
  - COVID-19 fatalities, 646
  - Paid vaccination leave policy, expansion to include child vaccination, 2423–2424
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3511–3512
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security legislation
    - Sergeant-at-Arms
      - Minister comments regarding, 5769
  - Visitors to the galleries, new rules, 4773–4774
- Long-term care facilities
  - COVID-19 outbreaks
    - Prevention, funding and staffing needs, 127–128
  - Investigations, reports and recommendations, 128
- Massage Therapy Act (No. 3)
  - First reading, 130
  - Second reading, 472–473
  - Committee discussion U134–141
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 813
  - Third reading, 813
- Medical laboratories
  - Regional laboratories, service reductions, 702–703
- Medical Profession Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 129)
  - First reading, 3523
  - Second reading, 3541
  - Committee discussion U514–517
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3799
  - Third reading, 3799
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Access and service providers, 3230
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - COVID-19
    - India, donation of ventilators (Merriman), 730–731
  - Vaping
    - Flavoured products, restrictions (Merriman), 540
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - Family doctors
    - Compensation model, blended capitation (Merriman), 3824–3825
  - Nurses, training
    - Internationally educated, accelerated training and assessment (Merriman), 3890–3891
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Health Professions) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 120)
  - Second reading, 3142–3143
  - Committee discussion U443–444
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3586
  - Third reading, 3587
- Nurses
  - Contract nurses, use of, 3778
- Nurses, training
  - Internationally educated, accelerated training and assessment
    - Ministerial statement (Merriman), 3890–3891
- Pediatrics
  - Medication shortage, government actions, 2898
    - And formula shortage, 3193
- Physical fitness centres
  - Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, 2282
- Physicians
  - Compensation, 1748–1749, 1796–1797
  - Recruitment
    - And retention, 1748, 1860
- Physicians, specialists
  - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
    - Recruitment, 3821–3822
    - Wait lists, 3913–3914
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Language
    - Leader of the Opposition just called me a liar, 1715
    - Use of "speaks out of both sides of his mouth", 2176
  - Members
    - Referred to Leader of the Opposition as "interim", 2250
- Police (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 144)
  - First reading, 4597
  - Second reading, 4616
  - Committee discussion N615–621
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 5103
  - Third reading, 5103
- Primary care
  - Model, system reform
    - And health care worker recruitment, 2852–2853, 3415, 3716–3717
    - And team-based care, 3715–3716
  - Needs and investments, 3397, 3441–3442
- Private Bills Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Merriman), H35
- Privileges Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Merriman), H35
- Public Health (Safe Access to Hospitals) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 48)
  - First reading, 1141
  - Second reading, 1166–1167
  - Committee discussion U149–154
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1334
  - Third reading, 1334
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Advice to government, access to, 644, 1118–1119, 1263–1264
  - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 1415–1416, 3368
  - Provincial direction of Crown corporations, 1295–1296
  - Re-open plan
    - Vaccine-based, 821–822
  - Recommendations and orders
    - And formal advice to government, 916, 2190–2191
    - Modelling and proof-of-vaccination policy, 1089–1090
  - Responsiveness
    - And vaccine rollout, 267–268, 447–448, 468
- Publicly-funded Health Entity Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 20)
  - First reading, 251
  - Second reading, 473–474
  - Committee discussion U141–146
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 814
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 814
  - Third reading, 814
- Question period [Session 1]
  - COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
    - Capacity and call-back time, 73, 128–129
  - COVID-19, government response
    - Effectiveness and economic impact, 266
    - Effectiveness and vaccine rollout, 368
  - Discrimination and racism
    - Saskatchewan Health Authority
      - Employee survey, 802–803
  - Health
    - COVID-19 fatalities
      - And excess deaths, 268
    - COVID-19 hospitalizations, reporting, 538–539
    - COVID-19 modelling, reporting and transparency, 72–73
    - COVID-19, First Nations and Métis people, tracking and supports, 248–249, 371–372, 559–560
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Canadian-born children and parental citizenship status, 764–765, 856–857
    - COVID-19 costs, non-citizens, 774–775, 855
  - Health care workers, COVID-19
    - Infection and self-isolation protocols, impact on facilities staffing, 72
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - System capacity
      - Intensive care, capacity and staffing, 18–19, 71–72
      - Oxygen supplies, 19
      - Surgical care, impact on, 623–624, 727
  - Labour force
    - COVID-19 fatalities, 646
  - Long-term care facilities
    - COVID-19 outbreaks
      - Prevention, funding and staffing needs, 127–128
    - Investigations, reports and recommendations, 128
  - Medical laboratories
    - Regional laboratories, service reductions, 702–703
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 644
    - Re-open plan
      - Vaccine-based, 821–822
    - Responsiveness
      - And vaccine rollout, 267–268, 447–448, 468
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Critical incident report in death of child, 867
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And COVID-19 backlog, 765–767, 822–823
  - Teachers
    - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
      - And use of rapid testing, 398
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Risk-based prioritization, 368–370, 397–398
      - Non-Saskatchewan Health Authority clinical staff, 512–513
- Question period [Session 2]
  - COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
    - Testing for children under five, 1843–1844, 1858–1859
  - COVID-19, government response
    - And accessibility of ministers, 1139
    - And Premier's summer schedule, 1065
    - Public inquiry, 1577–1578, 1858
  - Discrimination and racism
    - Premier's remarks on public health measures, 1663
  - Family doctors
    - Recruitment and retention in Martensville and Warman
      - And return-of-service agreements, 2355–2356
  - Health
    - COVID-19 hospitalizations and fatalities, reporting, 1626, 1663–1664, 1819
    - COVID-19 infections
      - In children, mitigation and care, 2304–2305
    - COVID-19 modelling, reporting and transparency, 1576
    - COVID-19 reporting and individual risk assessments, 1626–1627, 1664, 1694
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Cochlear implants, upgrade and maintenance costs, 2499
    - Rare diseases
      - Treatment and travel expenses, 1161–1162
  - Health care
    - Health cards, removal of First Nations status identifier, 1845–1846
  - Health care workers, COVID-19
    - Government response
      - Retention, impact on, 1066, 1578–1579, 2101–2102, 2204, 2262–2263, 2543
    - Human resources management
      - And request for assistance, 917–918, 1034–1035
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - And government investments, 1877
    - Comprehensive strategy, 1476, 1611, 1845
    - Needs, and COVID-19 human resources management, 1297–1298, 1475
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - Management, costs, 1212–1213, 1477
    - Service interruptions, 972–973, 2172–2173, 2190
    - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1035–1036, 1090, 1091, 1119–1120, 1239–1240, 1609–1611
    - System capacity
      - And public health measures, 1065, 1066, 2227
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And government investments, 2088, 2120
  - Hospitals
    - COVID-19 field hospitals
      - And human resources management, 916–917
    - Family accommodations, 1265–1266
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Request for government visit, 2193, 2228
    - Staffing, 2227–2228, 2247–2248
    - Wait times, 2321–2322, 2404
    - Wait times and government investments, 1980–1981, 2192–2193
    - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2204–2205, 2247, 2355
  - Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
    - Occupancy, impact on service delivery, 2134–2135
  - Labour force
    - Paid vaccination leave policy, expansion to include child vaccination, 2423–2424
  - Physical fitness centres
    - Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, 2282
  - Physicians
    - Compensation, 1748–1749, 1796–1797
    - Recruitment
      - And retention, 1748, 1860
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 1118–1119, 1263–1264
    - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 1415–1416
    - Provincial direction of Crown corporations, 1295–1296
    - Recommendations and orders
      - And formal advice to government, 916, 2190–2191
      - Modelling and proof-of-vaccination policy, 1089–1090
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Leadership, changes, 1579–1580, 1845
    - Leadership, changes, non-disclosure agreements, 2156–2157
  - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
    - Provincial emergency operations centre
      - Funding and public briefings, 2191
  - Surgery
    - COVID-19 backlog, impact on system capacity, 2321
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And COVID-19 backlog, 1063–1064, 1379–1380, 2245–2246, 2420
    - And government initiatives, 2403
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Children
      - Messaging and rollout, 2305
      - Parental consent and ease of access, 1416, 1417, 1611, 2305
      - Safety and accountability, 1535
    - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1694
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Abortion
    - Access disparities, 2809–2810, 3249
  - Ambulance service
    - Availability, 3888
    - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3535–3536, 3567–3569, 3584–3585, 3926–3927
  - Ambulance service, wait times
    - And off-load delays, 3326–3327
  - Autism
    - Services, availability, 3938–3939
  - Cost of living
    - And pediatric wait times, 2913
  - COVID-19, government response
    - Public inquiry
      - And adverse effects of vaccination, 2750
  - Crime
    - Rate and severity
      - And funding for policing, 4293
  - Diagnostic imaging
    - Two-for-one private-pay model
      - Canada Health Act, implications, 3291–3292, 3312
      - Costs and benefits, 3292–3293
  - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
    - Initiatives, government support, 3701–3702
  - Family doctors
    - Access to, 3715, 3852–3853
    - Retirement, 3716–3717
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Contraceptives
      - No-cost coverage
        
        And drug plan coverage, 3636–3637, 3940
  - Health care
    - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 3697
    - Consultation on local issues, 3230, 3396, 3657
    - System capacity and service interruptions
      - Public reporting, 3779, 3796, 3888
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Auditor's report, 3166–3167, 3191
    - Nurses, retention, 3414–3415
  - Health facilities
    - Tours for politicians, process and communication, 3621–3624, 3634–3635, 3656–3657
  - Health Human Resources Action Plan 2602–2603
    - And need for stakeholder task force, 3368–3369, 3965
  - Hospitals
    - Pediatric capacity
      - And wait times, 2897–2898
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Staffing and recruitment, 3325–3326
    - Wait times initiative
      - And health care worker recruitment, 2912–2913, 3002
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Access and service providers, 3230
  - Nurses
    - Contract nurses, use of, 3778
  - Pediatrics
    - Medication shortage, government actions, 2898
      - And formula shortage, 3193
  - Physicians, specialists
    - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
      - Recruitment, 3821–3822
      - Wait lists, 3913–3914
  - Primary care
    - Model, system reform
      - And health care worker recruitment, 2852–2853, 3415, 3716–3717
      - And team-based care, 3715–3716
    - Needs and investments, 3397, 3441–3442
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 3368
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Information technology
      - Administrative information management system
        
        Rollout, challenges, 2772–2773, 2828–2829, 2876–2877
        
        Rollout, challenges and costs, 3753
  - Tobacco
    - Youth
      - Use rates, 3929
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Crime
    - Rate and severity
      - And funding for policing, 4388–4389, 4632, 4775
    - Rate, and government investments, 5375, 5440–5441, 5500–5501
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Security legislation
      - Sergeant-at-Arms
        
        Minister comments regarding, 5769
    - Visitors to the galleries, new rules, 4773–4774
  - Royal Canadian Mounted Police
    - Officer numbers, impact on service delivery and community safety, 4776
- Regina General Hospital
  - Critical incident report in death of child, 867
- Royal Canadian Mounted Police
  - Officer numbers, impact on service delivery and community safety, 4776
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Information technology
    - Administrative information management system
      - Rollout, challenges, 2772–2773, 2828–2829, 2876–2877
      - Rollout, challenges and costs, 3753
  - Leadership, changes, 1579–1580, 1845
  - Leadership, changes, non-disclosure agreements, 2156–2157
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
  - Provincial emergency operations centre
    - Funding and public briefings, 2191
- Special Olympics
  - Hunter's Eastview Bowl, event for Special Olympians, member's statement, 3885
- Surgery
  - COVID-19 backlog, impact on system capacity, 2321
- Surgery, wait times
  - And COVID-19 backlog, 765–767, 822–823, 1063–1064, 1379–1380, 2245–2246, 2420
  - And government initiatives, 2403
- Teachers
  - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
    - And use of rapid testing, 398
- Tobacco
  - Youth
    - Use rates, 3929
- Tributes
  - Hamilton, Doreen, and Joceline Schriemer, former Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly members, member's statement, 3129–3130
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Children
    - Messaging and rollout, 2305
    - Parental consent and ease of access, 1416, 1417, 1611, 2305
    - Safety and accountability, 1535
  - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1694
  - Risk-based prioritization, 368–370, 397–398
    - Non-Saskatchewan Health Authority clinical staff, 512–513
- Vaping
  - Flavoured products, restrictions, ministerial statement (Merriman), 540
Meyers, Mr. Derek (Sask Party, Regina Walsh Acres)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 83–86
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 937–939
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2585–2588
  - Moved, 2588
- Airports
  - Regina International Airport, airport traffic control tower
    - Closure, petition, 262
    - Member's statement, 485
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 299–302
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 1927–1930
- Canada Health Transfer
  - Increase to 35 per cent, ensuring sustainability of the systems, moved (Meyers), 2211–2213
    - Questions and comments 2219–2221
- Cancer
  - Fundraising
    - Terry Fox Run, Regina, work of Zahra Ehsani, member's statement, 2745
- Canola crushing facilities
  - Cargill, Regina
    - Member's statement, 620–621
  - New investments
    - Value of, member's statement, 701
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Federal imposition, stop, petition, 245
- COVID-19, government response
  - Failure to control, resulting in death and economic hardship, condemnation, moved (Mowat)
    - Questions and comments 789
- Discrimination and racism
  - Systemic racism
    - Recognition of and necessary actions to end, moved (Nippi-Albright), 627–629
      - Questions and comments 635–636
- Economy
  - Strength, indicators
    - Member's statement, 862–863, 3162
- Employment rate
  - Labour force survey, member's statement, 2495
- Energy
  - Management and conservation, recognition of Greenwave Innovations, Regina, member's statement, 2116
- Federal government, critique
  - Policies that work against Western Canada, condemnation, moved (Eyre), 2519–2520
- Festivals
  - Frost Regina
    - Member's statement, 1690
- Football
  - Canadian Football League
    - Grey Cup 2022
      - Host city Regina, member's statement, 2872
  - Saskatchewan teams, successes
    - Member's statement, 2787–2788
- Freedom of expression
  - Bill C-10 (federal), stop from proceeding, petition, 795, 817–818
- Fundraising
  - An Evening in Greece, Regina, member's statement, 2170–2171
- Guns
  - Advocacy, Gil White, member's statement, 601
  - Protect rights of law-abiding firearm owners, moved (Tell), 3043–3048
- Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Government response
    - Damage to workforce and rural service delivery, moved (Mowat), 1732–1733
      - Questions and comments 1736
- Hockey
  - National Hockey League
    - Sillinger, Cole, recognition, member's statement, 969
  - Western Hockey League
    - Harvest Lottery to support player scholarships, member's statement, 178
- Honours and awards
  - Saskatchewan Order of Merit
    - Ratt, Solomon, recipient, member's statement, 1377
- Hope's Home
  - Swinging with the Stars fundraiser, member's statement, 1208
- Hospital and health foundations
  - Hospitals of Regina Foundation
    - Z99 radiothon for neonatal intensive care, member's statement, 1890
- Human Resources Profession Act (No. 19)
  - Committee discussion U133–134
- Human Services Committee
  - Reports
    - Fourth, moved (Meyers) for concurrence, 3169
- Maiden speeches, 83–86
- Mental health and addictions
  - Mental Health Week
    - Member's statement, 724, 2351
  - Royal-Mach-Gaensslen Prize for Mental Health Research, Dr. R. Nicholas Carleton, recipient, member's statement, 71
- Museums
  - Royal Saskatchewan Museum, Regina
    - Exhibits, Home: Life in the Anthropocene, member's statement, 2225–2226
- Music
  - Country music, success of Tenille Arts, member's statement, 690
- Oil industry
  - Midale Petroleums, founder Ken Lee, recipient of Southeast Saskatchewan Legends Award, member's statement, 1746
- Points of Order [Session 3]
  - Language
    - Use of "department of hypocrisy" unparliamentary, 2843
- Points of Order [Committees]
  - Estimates, outside the purview of why we're here, U227
- Post-secondary students, Mitacs program
  - Government funding, member's statement, 3078
- Publicly-funded Health Entity Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 20)
  - Committee discussion U146
- Radio
  - Z99 morning hosts CC and Lorie, retirement and last radiothon, member's statement, 510
- Saskatchewan Science Centre, Regina
  - Upgrades, member's statement, 820
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Support, petition, 3159
- Small modular reactors
  - Secretariat
    - Support to aid in the development of technology, moved (Hargrave)
      - Questions and comments 526
  - Support for, moved (Jenson)
    - Questions and comments 2462–2463
- Suicide
  - Crisis, recognition of and call upon the government to take urgent action, moved (Vermette), 2288–2290
- Theatre
  - Globe Theatre, Regina, redevelopment, member's statement, 1575–1576
- Tributes
  - Woods, Warren "Woodsy," sports broadcaster, member's statement, 337–338
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Government support
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1651–1652
- University of Regina
  - Student Wellness Centre
    - Member's statement, 1117
- Utilities
  - Consumer rate increases, cancel during affordability crisis, moved (Wotherspoon), 2838–2840
    - Questions and comments 2843–2844
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Texting tool developed by Brock Lumbard, member's statement, 763
- Value-added agriculture
  - Opportunities
    - Government strategy to increase, moved (Cockrill)
      - Questions and comments 715
Moe, Hon. Scott (Sask Party, Rosthern-Shellbrook). s.1,2,3,4: Premier, President of the Executive Council, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs
- Abortion
  - Members' positions on, 2357
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 217–222
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 1097–1104
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2755–2762
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4565–4572
- Affordability tax credit
  - And targeted supports, 2980–2981
  - Families with children and children's affordability initiatives, 2788–2789, 2808
- Agriculture
  - Viterra-Bunge proposed merger, 5580
- Ambulance service
  - Availability and government investments, 4385–4386, 4816–4817
  - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3553–3554, 3925–3926
- Athabasca Constituency By-election Act (No. 77)
  - Second reading, 1617–1618
- Breast cancer
  - Screening program
    - Access and age of eligibility, 4528–4529
    - Access and government investments, 4385, 4716, 4732, 5020–5021
- Briercrest College and Seminary
  - Discrimination allegations and government response, 2789
- Budget, 2021-22
  - Deficit, impact of crop insurance, 1496
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 418–421
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 1907–1911
- Budget, 2023-24
  - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 3412–3414, 3519, 3834, 3849–3850, 3886
- Budget, March 22, 2023
  - Speakers, 3427–3433
- Budget, 2024-25
  - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 5128–5130
- Budget, March 20, 2024
  - Speakers, 5312–5318
- Business
  - Closures, and population growth, 5273–5274
- Cabinet ministers
  - Member for Humboldt-Watrous [Harpauer]
    - Longest serving female in provincial history
      - Member's statement, 125
    - Recognition of service, member's statement, 5109
- Cancer
  - Screening and diagnoses
    - Wait times and government investments, 4463–4464
- Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil
  - And suspension on provincial heating costs
    - Rebates, impact on, 4972
  - Extension to all heating fuels, 4410–4411
  - Fairness for Saskatchewan, government efforts to negotiate, 4955–4956
- Condolence motions
  - Transmittal, moved (Moe), 1229, 3650
  - Anderson, Eiliv (Sonny) Howard, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1214
  - Bjarnason, Bryan Harvey, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3640
  - Britton, John Edwin, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1215
  - Brockelbank, John Edward, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1216
  - Byers, Neil Erland, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1217–1218
  - Draper, Charles (Lewis) Woodvine, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3640–3641
  - Gleim, Theodore (Ted) Robert, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1219
  - Ham, Dennis Marvin, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1220
  - Hamilton, Doreen Ellen, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3641
  - Hammersmith, Jerome (Jerry) Alvin, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3642
  - Keeping, Thomas (Tom) Homer, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3642–3643
  - Kowalsky, Peter (Myron), former MLA, moved (Moe), 3643–3644
  - Langford, John (Jack) Fenton, former MLA, moved (Moe), 5609–5610
  - Martens, Harold Arthur, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3644
  - Martin, Gordon (Beattie), former MLA, moved (Moe), 3645–3646
  - Meagher, John Paul, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1221
  - Meyers, Derek Blake, sitting MLA
    - Moved (Moe), 5611–5612
  - Molloy, W. Thomas, Lieutenant Governor, moved (Moe), 1228
  - Muirhead, Gerald Stanley, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1221–1222
  - Muller, Lloyd John, former MLA, moved (Moe), 5607–5609
  - Mulroney, Brian, 18th Prime Minister of Canada, moved (Moe), 4960–4961
  - Oliver, Allan Roy, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3646
  - Prefontaine, Joceline Sylvia, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3647
  - Rybchuk, Metro Carl, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1222–1223
  - Sauder, Lloyd David, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1224
  - Schmeiser, Percy Arnold, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1225
  - Teichrob, Carol, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3649
  - Victims of the James Smith Cree Nation and Weldon stabbings, moved (Moe), 2580–2582
  - Walker, Edward Hazen, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3650
  - Weatherald, Thomas Milton, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1226
  - White, Clinton Oliver, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1227
- Conference of the Parties
  - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, provincial delegation
    - Cost and return on investment, 4653
- Construction industry
  - Provincial sales tax, application to labour
    - Economic impact, 3204, 3681
- Cost of living
  - Affordability and housing initiatives, 4385
  - And affordability initiatives, 1876, 2576–2577, 3104–3105, 3364–3365, 3607–3608, 3680, 3962–3963, 4072–4073, 5329
    - Four-point plan, 2580, 2716, 2938–2939, 3079–3080, 3395
  - And economic development, 2226
  - And government economic record, 3582–3583
  - And support for families, 3984–3985
  - And tax comparison, 3975
  - Carbon tax, impact, 4072, 5110, 5273
  - Food bank use
    - And affordability initiatives, 2873
    - And affordability tax credit, 2850–2851
  - Inflation
    - Tax expansion and affordability initiatives, 2086–2088, 2118
  - Relief, and provision of government services, 4410
- COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
  - Testing capacity, 207–208, 701–702
- COVID-19, financial supports
  - Federal and provincial funding, 16–18
- COVID-19, government response
  - Accountability, 763
  - And Premier's summer schedule, 1238–1239
  - Effectiveness and economic impact, 16, 208–209, 338–340, 1185
  - Effectiveness and vaccine rollout, 265–266, 279–280, 310, 367, 396–397, 602–603, 678–679, 691–692, 726–727
  - Government members, public engagement, 1530–1531, 1612
  - Health Minister, performance, 973–974
  - Provincial leadership, 1160
  - Public inquiry, 854–855, 864, 1532, 1607–1608, 1843, 1875–1876
- Crime
  - In hospitals, and government investment in law enforcement, 5049
- Demonstrations
  - Anti-mask rallies
    - Condemnation of, 125–126, 799–800
  - Education funding
    - And stakeholder engagement, 3750–3751, 3764
  - Suicide awareness
    - Government response, 2496
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Two-for-one private-pay model
    - Canada Health Act, negotiate exemption, 3345
- Discrimination and racism
  - Premier's remarks on public health measures, 1691–1692
- Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw
  - Hyperbaric chamber, operation and staffing, 5393–5394
- Duty-to-consult framework
  - New, development
    - Consultations, 2191
- Early childhood education and child care
  - Funding, federal agreement
    - And provincial capacity, 4177
    - Part-time spaces, implications for, 3309
- Early childhood education and child care facilities
  - Licensing delays, 4177–4178
- Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
  - And importance of child care, 764
- Economy
  - Performance and projections, 2319, 2353–2354, 4797
  - Performance and projections, and agricultural initiatives, 3227
- Education
  - Minister, performance, 5462–5463, 5475–5476
- Education policy
  - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
    - Consultation and feedback, 4071–4072, 4289–4290
    - Human rights commissioner, resignation of, 4071
    - Indigenous consultation and duty to consult, 4290
    - Notwithstanding clauses and immunity clause, 4016
    - Recall of legislature and government priorities, 3975
- Education, funding
  - Adequacy, 2539–2540, 3680
- Electricity
  - Federal regulations
    - Recognize as unrealistic and unaffordable, moved (Moe); amendment (Beck), 3942–3945
- Electricity, consumer rates
  - Increase
    - And impact of carbon tax, 3519–3520
- Emergency housing
  - And use of hotels
    - Payment to business owned by government member
      - Investigation by Provincial Auditor, 4772
- Employment
  - Job creation
    - And government economic record, 3607, 5535
    - Government record, 3290–3291, 3309, 3395, 3581–3582, 3680–3681, 5330
- Executive Council, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, 825–848
  - (2022-23), main, 2323–2347
  - (2023-24), main, 3857–3879
  - (2024-25), main, 5550–5572
- Family doctors
  - Recruitment and retention in Martensville and Warman
    - And return-of-service agreements, 2356
- Farmers
  - Support and industry development, 3523
- Federal government
  - Cost-sharing programs
    - And provincial autonomy, 3585–3586
- Federal government, critique
  - Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy
    - Government actions, 4855
- Football
  - Provincial championships
    - 1A six-man, Hafford Viking, winners, member's statement, 1158
- Fuel
  - Rising costs and impact of carbon tax, 5086, 5475, 5523, 5534
  - Rising costs and relief for Saskatchewan families, 2087
- Fuel tax
  - And funding for highway infrastructure, 5110, 5497, 5579, 5603, 5627
  - Suspend, private member's motion, vote
    - And carbon tax, home heating fuel, suspension, 5578–5579
    - And government affordability initiatives, 5603, 5728, 5764–5765
  - Suspension, temporary
    - And affordability comparison with other provinces, 4653, 4971–4972, 5152, 5215, 5393, 5544–5545, 5642
    - And affordability initiatives, 4772, 4955, 5020, 5049, 5096, 5305, 5329, 5486
    - And job and population growth, 5345, 5360
    - And NDP leader attendance at Canadian Labour Congress meetings, Ottawa, 5462
    - And tuition and cost of living for students, 5627
- Government financial management, debt
  - And debt management, 4797
  - Increased, and economic performance, 5086–5087
- Government procurement
  - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 808–809
- Greenhouse gas mitigation
  - Net zero, federal legislation
    - Provincial targets, 4560
- Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
  - Proceeds, use of, 3520–3521
- Health
  - COVID-19 fatalities, 1875, 2227, 2261
    - And excess deaths, 1842–1843, 2540
  - Life expectancy, decrease
    - And government investments in care, 3976
- Health benefits coverage
  - Canadian-born children and parental citizenship status, 774
  - Rare diseases
    - Treatment and travel expenses, 1183–1184, 1209, 1237
- Health care
  - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 3679, 3777–3778, 3820, 3976
  - Obstetrical services
    - Availability of, 2661–2662
  - System capacity and service interruptions
    - Public reporting, 3795
  - Women, services and treatments, 5097–5098, 5216
- Health care workers
  - Shortages, wait times and government investments, 5152
- Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Government response
    - Retention, impact on, 1608, 1719, 2261–2262, 2474–2475
  - Human resources management
    - And federal assistance, 1137
    - And request for assistance, 971
- Health care workers, recruitment and retention
  - Comprehensive strategy, 313, 1720, 1816
- Health care, COVID-19
  - Management, costs, 1211
  - Service interruptions, 971–972
  - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1033–1034, 1062–1063, 1090–1091, 1139, 1160, 1210–1211, 1608–1609
  - System capacity
    - And federal government assistance, 180–181
    - And public health measures, 1063
    - Intensive care unit, Regina, invitation to visit, 536–537, 579, 601–602, 643–644
    - Intensive care, capacity, 511–512, 602, 621–622
- Health care, funding
  - Needs and investments, 1892
- Health care, private provision
  - And public funding, and lobbying, 5371–5373
  - And public funding, contracts, cost and transparency, 5628
- Health care, rural service disruptions
  - And government investments, 2120–2121
  - And health care worker recruitment, 3308–3309
- Health Human Resources Action Plan, 2117–2118, 2576, 2661
  - And need for stakeholder task force, 3380, 3395–3396
- Highways and roads
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Condition of and government investment, 5627
- Hospitals
  - Critical care services on bypass and government investments, 4851–4852
  - Intensive care units
    - Capacity, 3794–3795
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Capacity, impact on patient care, and government investments, 4652–4653, 4673–4674, 5050, 5765–5766
  - Mental health and addictions supports, and need for bipartisan committee, 2511
  - Mental health and addictions supports, continuum of care and patient overdose, 2962–2963
  - Staffing and recruitment, 3379
  - Wait times and government investments, 4017
  - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2354
- Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
  - Occupancy, impact on service delivery, 2133–2134
- Labour force
  - COVID-19 fatalities, 679
  - Paid sick leave
    - And existing COVID-19 supports, 683, 692–693
- Legislative Assembly
  - Acknowledgments, end of session, 5769–5776
  - Safety protocols, 265–266, 726
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Retiring members, appreciation
    - Moved (Moe), 5701
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3499–3500
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), transmittal, moved (Moe), 3514–3515
- Legislative Assembly members, statements of apology
  - Regarding Colin Thatcher's invitation to the Throne Speech
    - Member's statement, 2597
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security legislation
    - Implications for surveillance operations, 2283–2284
  - Security, provision of, 1414–1415
- Long-term care facilities
  - COVID-19 outbreaks
    - Prevention and intervention measures, 179–180, 743
- Mental health and addictions
  - Bipartisan committee and opportunities for stakeholder feedback, 2500, 2510–2511, 2540–2541, 2543–2544
- Mental health and addictions, children and youth
  - Services and treatments
    - Access and wait times, 3993–3994
- Minimum wage
  - Market-based adjustment
    - And resource royalty windfall-profits surcharge, 2303
    - And rising cost of living, 2302–2303
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Parks, urban
    - Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw, Lorne Calvert Campground and Lorne Calvert Loop, provincial naming policy (Moe), 1299
- Missing persons
  - Search efforts for Frank Young, government support, 2302, 2373–2374
- Motions, transmittal
  - Legislative Assembly members, statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), transmittal, moved (Moe), 3514–3515
- Natural resources
  - Natural Resource Transfer Agreement, 3681
- Nuclear energy
  - World Nuclear Exhibition, Paris, Minister's attendance, expenses
    - And fuel tax relief, 4987–4988
    - And return on investment, 4972–4973, 4987
- Nurses
  - Contract nurses, use of, 5050
- Occupational therapists
  - Shortage, government training and recruitment efforts, 4525–4526
- Official opposition
  - Leader Ryan Meili, expression of thanks on his resignation from politics, moved (Beck), 2545–2546
- Parks, urban
  - Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw
    - Lorne Calvert Campground and Lorne Calvert Loop, provincial naming policy, ministerial statement (Moe), 1299
- Pediatrics
  - And obstetrical services, 1891
- Personal and/or special-care homes
  - Facility closures, impact on residents and government support, 4386
  - Lutheran Care Home, Regina
    - Closure, 4180–4181
- Personal care home benefit
  - Income threshold and subsidy cap, 2981
- Physicians
  - Recruitment
    - And retention, 5097, 5153–5154
    - And retention, rural, 1773, 1815–1816
- Physicians, specialists
  - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
    - Recruitment, 3820–3821, 3912, 5486–5487
    - Wait lists, 3913
  - Wait times
    - And access to surgery, 3105–3106
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Language
    - Accusations of dishonesty, 2284
- Population
  - Growth and provincial economy, 3203–3204
- Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
  - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 798–799
- Primary care
  - Model, system reform
    - And health care worker recruitment, 2851–2852
- Pro Forma Bill
  - First reading, 11–12, 884, 2570, 4377
- Provincial autonomy
  - And priorities of Saskatchewan people, 2716
- Provincial sales tax expansion
  - And affordability
    - Initiatives and affordability tax credit, 2961–2962
  - Live events, 1892, 2354
- Psychiatrists
  - Access to, government investments, 2496–2497
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Advice to government, access to, 663–664, 744, 863, 1295
  - Effectiveness and fatalities, 754–755
  - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 125, 896–898, 1160–1161, 1209–1210, 1237–1238, 1415
  - Provincial and local areas of responsibility, 1262–1263
  - Re-open plan
    - Vaccine-based, 753–754
  - Recommendations and orders
    - And formal advice to government, 893–895, 915, 1137–1138, 1329
    - And medical interventions, 915–916
    - Modelling and proof-of-vaccination policy, 895–896, 1088–1089
  - Responsiveness
    - And vaccine rollout, 445–446, 487–488, 511–512, 557–559, 580–581, 621
- Qualified independent schools
  - Abuse allegations and school oversight, 2600, 2746–2747
- Question period [Session 1]
  - COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
    - Testing capacity, 207–208, 701–702
  - COVID-19, financial supports
    - Federal and provincial funding, 16–18
  - COVID-19, government response
    - Accountability, 763
    - Effectiveness and economic impact, 16, 208–209, 338–340
    - Effectiveness and vaccine rollout, 265–266, 279–280, 310, 367, 396–397, 602–603, 678–679, 691–692, 726–727
    - Public inquiry, 854–855, 864
  - Demonstrations
    - Anti-mask rallies
      - Condemnation of, 125–126, 799–800
  - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
    - And importance of child care, 764
  - Government procurement
    - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 808–809
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Canadian-born children and parental citizenship status, 774
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Comprehensive strategy, 313
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - System capacity
      - And federal government assistance, 180–181
      - Intensive care unit, Regina, invitation to visit, 536–537, 579, 601–602, 643–644
      - Intensive care, capacity, 511–512, 602, 621–622
  - Labour force
    - COVID-19 fatalities, 679
    - Paid sick leave
      - And existing COVID-19 supports, 683, 692–693
  - Legislative Assembly
    - Safety protocols, 265–266, 726
  - Long-term care facilities
    - COVID-19 outbreaks
      - Prevention and intervention measures, 179–180, 743
  - Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
    - Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs, 798–799
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 663–664, 744, 863
    - Effectiveness and fatalities, 754–755
    - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 125
    - Re-open plan
      - Vaccine-based, 753–754
    - Responsiveness
      - And vaccine rollout, 445–446, 487–488, 511–512, 557–559, 580–581, 621
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, layoffs
      - Government supports, 101–102
  - Teachers
    - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization, 535–536
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Public information campaign, 126
    - Risk-based prioritization, 309–310, 397, 446
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Abortion
    - Members' positions on, 2357
  - Budget, 2021-22
    - Deficit, impact of crop insurance, 1496
  - Cost of living
    - And affordability initiatives, 1876
    - And economic development, 2226
    - Inflation
      - Tax expansion and affordability initiatives, 2086–2088, 2118
  - COVID-19, government response
    - And Premier's summer schedule, 1238–1239
    - Effectiveness and economic impact, 1185
    - Government members, public engagement, 1530–1531, 1612
    - Health Minister, performance, 973–974
    - Provincial leadership, 1160
    - Public inquiry, 1532, 1607–1608, 1843, 1875–1876
  - Demonstrations
    - Suicide awareness
      - Government response, 2496
  - Discrimination and racism
    - Premier's remarks on public health measures, 1691–1692
  - Duty-to-consult framework
    - New, development
      - Consultations, 2191
  - Economy
    - Performance and projections, 2319, 2353–2354
  - Education, funding
    - Adequacy, 2539–2540
  - Family doctors
    - Recruitment and retention in Martensville and Warman
      - And return-of-service agreements, 2356
  - Fuel
    - Rising costs and relief for Saskatchewan families, 2087
  - Health
    - COVID-19 fatalities, 1875, 2227, 2261
      - And excess deaths, 1842–1843, 2540
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Rare diseases
      - Treatment and travel expenses, 1183–1184, 1209, 1237
  - Health care workers, COVID-19
    - Government response
      - Retention, impact on, 1608, 1719, 2261–2262, 2474–2475
    - Human resources management
      - And federal assistance, 1137
      - And request for assistance, 971
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Comprehensive strategy, 1720, 1816
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - Management, costs, 1211
    - Service interruptions, 971–972
    - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1033–1034, 1062–1063, 1090–1091, 1139, 1160, 1210–1211, 1608–1609
    - System capacity
      - And public health measures, 1063
  - Health care, funding
    - Needs and investments, 1892
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And government investments, 2120–2121
  - Health Human Resources Action Plan 2117–2118
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Mental health and addictions supports, and need for bipartisan committee, 2511
    - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2354
  - Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon
    - Occupancy, impact on service delivery, 2133–2134
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Security legislation
      - Implications for surveillance operations, 2283–2284
    - Security, provision of, 1414–1415
  - Mental health and addictions
    - Bipartisan committee, and opportunities for stakeholder feedback, 2500, 2510–2511, 2540–2541, 2543–2544
  - Minimum wage
    - Market-based adjustment
      - And resource royalty windfall-profits surcharge, 2303
      - And rising cost of living, 2302–2303
  - Missing persons
    - Search efforts for Frank Young, government support, 2302, 2373–2374
  - Pediatrics
    - And obstetrical services, 1891
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment
      - And retention, rural, 1773, 1815–1816
  - Provincial sales tax expansion
    - Live events, 1892, 2354
  - Psychiatrists
    - Access to, government investments, 2496–2497
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 1295
    - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 896–898, 1160–1161, 1209–1210, 1237–1238, 1415
    - Provincial and local areas of responsibility, 1262–1263
    - Recommendations and orders
      - And formal advice to government, 893–895, 915, 1137–1138, 1329
      - And medical interventions, 915–916
      - Modelling and proof-of-vaccination policy, 895–896, 1088–1089
  - Resource royalties
    - Windfall-profits surcharge
      - And benefits for Saskatchewan people, 2319–2320, 2539
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Leadership, changes, 1497–1499, 1531–1532
  - Saskatchewan income support program
    - Clients transitioning to workforce
      - Targets, 2208
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, ownership by Russian oligarch, impact of sanctions, 1772–1773, 1795–1796, 1874–1875
  - Suicide prevention
    - Strategy, legislation
      - And follow-up action, 2279–2280, 2497
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And COVID-19 backlog, 1378–1379
  - Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
    - Government support, 1624–1625
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Children
      - Messaging and rollout, 1261–1262
    - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1693
    - Proof-of policy
      - Rates, impact on, 1184–1185
  - Violence
    - Indigenous women and girls
      - Government action and commitment, 2374
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Affordability tax credit
    - And targeted supports, 2980–2981
    - Families with children and children's affordability initiatives, 2788–2789, 2808
  - Ambulance service
    - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3553–3554, 3925–3926
  - Briercrest College and Seminary
    - Discrimination allegations and government response, 2789
  - Budget, 2023-24
    - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 3412–3414, 3519, 3834, 3849–3850, 3886
  - Construction industry
    - Provincial sales tax, application to labour
      - Economic impact, 3204, 3681
  - Cost of living
    - And affordability initiatives, 2576–2577, 3104–3105, 3364–3365, 3607–3608, 3680, 3962–3963, 4072–4073
      - Four-point plan, 2580, 2716, 2938–2939, 3079–3080, 3395
    - And government economic record, 3582–3583
    - And support for families, 3984–3985
    - And tax comparison, 3975
    - Carbon tax, impact, 4072
    - Food bank use
      - And affordability initiatives, 2873
      - And affordability tax credit, 2850–2851
  - Demonstrations
    - Education funding
      - And stakeholder engagement, 3750–3751, 3764
  - Diagnostic imaging
    - Two-for-one private-pay model
      - Canada Health Act, negotiate exemption, 3345
  - Early childhood education and child care
    - Funding, federal agreement
      - And provincial capacity, 4177
      - Part-time spaces, implications for, 3309
  - Early childhood education and child care facilities
    - Licensing delays, 4177–4178
  - Economy
    - Performance and projections, and agricultural initiatives, 3227
  - Education policy
    - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
      - Consultation and feedback, 4071–4072, 4289–4290
      - Human rights commissioner, resignation of, 4071
      - Indigenous consultation and duty to consult, 4290
      - Notwithstanding clauses and immunity clause, 4016
      - Recall of legislature and government priorities, 3975
  - Education, funding
    - Adequacy, 3680
  - Electricity, consumer rates
    - Increase
      - And impact of carbon tax, 3519–3520
  - Employment
    - Job creation
      - And government economic record, 3607
      - Government record, 3290–3291, 3309, 3395, 3581–3582, 3680–3681
  - Farmers
    - Support and industry development, 3523
  - Federal government
    - Cost-sharing programs
      - And provincial autonomy, 3585–3586
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
    - Proceeds, use of, 3520–3521
  - Health
    - Life expectancy, decrease
      - And government investments in care, 3976
  - Health care
    - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 3679, 3777–3778, 3820, 3976
    - Obstetrical services
      - Availability of, 2661–2662
    - System capacity and service interruptions
      - Public reporting, 3795
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And health care worker recruitment, 3308–3309
  - Health Human Resources Action Plan 2576, 2661
    - And need for stakeholder task force, 3380, 3395–3396
  - Hospitals
    - Intensive care units
      - Capacity, 3794–3795
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Mental health and addictions supports, continuum of care and patient overdose, 2962–2963
    - Staffing and recruitment, 3379
    - Wait times and government investments, 4017
  - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
    - Services and treatments
      - Access and wait times, 3993–3994
  - Natural resources
    - Natural Resource Transfer Agreement, 3681
  - Personal and/or special-care homes
    - Lutheran Care Home, Regina
      - Closure, 4180–4181
  - Personal care home benefit
    - Income threshold and subsidy cap, 2981
  - Physicians, specialists
    - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
      - Recruitment, 3820–3821, 3912
      - Wait lists, 3913
    - Wait times
      - And access to surgery, 3105–3106
  - Population
    - Growth and provincial economy, 3203–3204
  - Primary care
    - Model, system reform
      - And health care worker recruitment, 2851–2852
  - Provincial autonomy
    - And priorities of Saskatchewan people, 2716
  - Provincial sales tax expansion
    - And affordability
      - Initiatives and affordability tax credit, 2961–2962
  - Qualified independent schools
    - Abuse allegations and school oversight, 2600, 2746–2747
  - Recycling industry
    - Tire recycling, contractor selection, 3966
  - Saskatchewan assured income for disability
    - And supports for seniors, 3365
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
    - Occupancy and vacancies
      - And homelessness initiatives, 2939
  - Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
    - Legislation
      - Indigenous consultation, 3341
  - Steel industry
    - Evraz plant, Regina, manufacturing for local projects
      - And electricity rates, 3963–3964
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And government initiatives, 3105
  - Utilities
    - Consumer rates, increase, 3227–3228
    - Rate review panel and need for consumer advocate, 2717
  - Wildfires
    - Northwest Saskatchewan, spring 2023
      - Government response, 3925–3926, 3936–3937, 3962
  - Women's shelters
    - Second-stage housing
      - Operational funding and funding for domestic violence initiatives, 2600–2601
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Agriculture
    - Viterra-Bunge proposed merger, 5580
  - Ambulance service
    - Availability and government investments, 4385–4386, 4816–4817
  - Breast cancer
    - Screening program
      - Access and age of eligibility, 4528–4529
      - Access and government investments, 4385, 4716, 4732, 5020–5021
  - Budget, 2024-25
    - Affordability initiatives and government investments, 5128–5130
  - Business
    - Closures, and population growth, 5273–5274
  - Cancer
    - Screening and diagnoses
      - Wait times and government investments, 4463–4464
  - Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil
    - And suspension on provincial heating costs
      - Rebates, impact on, 4972
    - Extension to all heating fuels, 4410–4411
    - Fairness for Saskatchewan, government efforts to negotiate, 4955–4956
  - Conference of the Parties
    - Dubai, United Arab Emirates, provincial delegation
      - Cost and return on investment, 4653
  - Cost of living
    - Affordability and housing initiatives, 4385
    - And affordability initiatives, 5329
    - Carbon tax, impact, 5110, 5273
    - Relief, and provision of government services, 4410
  - Crime
    - In hospitals, and government investment in law enforcement, 5049
  - Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw
    - Hyperbaric chamber, operation and staffing, 5393–5394
  - Economy
    - Performance and projections, 4797
  - Education
    - Minister, performance, 5462–5463, 5475–5476
  - Emergency housing
    - And use of hotels
      - Payment to business owned by government member
        
        Investigation by Provincial Auditor, 4772
  - Employment
    - Job creation
      - And government economic record, 5535
      - Government record, 5330
  - Federal government, critique
    - Regulatory policies, impact on provincial economy
      - Government actions, 4855
  - Fuel
    - Rising costs and impact of carbon tax, 5086, 5475, 5523, 5534
  - Fuel tax
    - And funding for highway infrastructure, 5110, 5497, 5579, 5603, 5627
    - Suspend, private member's motion, vote
      - And carbon tax, home heating fuel, suspension, 5578–5579
      - And government affordability initiatives, 5603, 5728, 5764–5765
    - Suspension, temporary
      - And affordability comparison with other provinces, 4653, 4971–4972, 5152, 5215, 5393, 5544–5545, 5642
      - And affordability initiatives, 5049, 5329, 5486
      - And job and population growth, 5345, 5360
      - And NDP leader attendance at Canadian Labour Congress meetings, Ottawa, 5462
      - And provincial affordability initiatives, 4772, 4955, 5020, 5096, 5305
      - And tuition and cost of living for students, 5627
  - Government financial management, debt
    - And debt management, 4797
    - Increased, and economic performance, 5086–5087
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation
    - Net zero, federal legislation
      - Provincial targets, 4560
  - Health care
    - Women, services and treatments, 5097–5098, 5216
  - Health care workers
    - Shortages, wait times and government investments, 5152
  - Health care, private provision
    - And public funding, and lobbying, 5371–5373
    - And public funding, contracts, cost and transparency, 5628
  - Highways and roads
    - Northern Saskatchewan
      - Condition of and government investment, 5627
  - Hospitals
    - Critical care services on bypass and government investments, 4851–4852
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Capacity, impact on patient care, and government investments, 4652–4653, 4673–4674, 5050, 5765–5766
  - Nuclear energy
    - World Nuclear Exhibition, Paris, Minister's attendance, expenses
      - And fuel tax relief, 4987–4988
      - And return on investment, 4972–4973, 4987
  - Nurses
    - Contract nurses, use of, 5050
  - Occupational therapists
    - Shortage, government training and recruitment efforts, 4525–4526
  - Personal and/or special-care homes
    - Facility closures, impact on residents and government support, 4386
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment
      - And retention, 5097, 5153–5154
  - Physicians, specialists
    - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
      - Recruitment, 5486–5487
  - Recycling industry
    - Tire recycling, contractor selection
      - And government transparency, 5498, 5545–5547
      - And lobbying, 5475
      - And provincial board appointments, 5580–5582
      - And request for proposal fairness, 5498
  - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
    - Units, condition of, 5305–5306
  - Sexual assault
    - Survivors of, supports and wait lists, 4715–4716, 4732
  - Students, learning supports
    - Funding adequacy, 5642–5643
  - Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
    - Negotiation, 4956–4957
    - Negotiation, use of binding arbitration, 5111
  - Urgent care centres
    - Regina
      - Staffing, and health care workers recruitment, 5345
  - Violence
    - Gender-based
      - Government actions and initiatives, 4715–4716, 4731–4732, 4748, 4772
- Railways
  - Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute
    - Critical importance of rail access and collective bargaining rights of workers, recognition and call for negotiation of a fair deal, moved (Wotherspoon); amendment (Moe), 1824–1827
    - Work stoppage, request federal government to prevent and designate as essential service, motion (Moe); leave not granted, 1822–1823
- Reconciliation
  - National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, walk for reconciliation, member's statement, 2768
- Recycling industry
  - Tire recycling, contractor selection, 3966
    - And government transparency, 5498, 5545–5547
    - And lobbying, 5475
    - And provincial board appointments, 5580–5582
    - And request for proposal fairness, 5498
- Resource royalties
  - Windfall-profits surcharge
    - And benefits for Saskatchewan people, 2319–2320, 2539
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - And supports for seniors, 3365
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Leadership, changes, 1497–1499, 1531–1532
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Occupancy and vacancies
    - And homelessness initiatives, 2939
  - Units, condition of, 5305–5306
- Saskatchewan income support program
  - Clients transitioning to workforce
    - Targets, 2208
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Legislation
    - Indigenous consultation, 3341
- Sexual assault
  - Survivors of, supports and wait lists, 4715–4716, 4732
- Speaker
  - Election [Weekes], 2–3
- Steel industry
  - Evraz plant, Regina, layoffs
    - Government supports, 101–102
  - Evraz plant, Regina, manufacturing for local projects
    - And electricity rates, 3963–3964
  - Evraz plant, Regina, ownership by Russian oligarch, impact of sanctions, 1772–1773, 1795–1796, 1874–1875
- Students, learning supports
  - Funding adequacy, 5642–5643
- Suicide prevention
  - Strategy, legislation
    - And follow-up action, 2279–2280, 2497
- Surgery, wait times
  - And COVID-19 backlog, 1378–1379
  - And government initiatives, 3105
- Teachers
  - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization, 535–536
- Teachers, collective bargaining agreement
  - Negotiation, 4956–4957
  - Negotiation, use of binding arbitration, 5111
- Terrorism
  - Hamas attacks in Israel, October 2023, solidarity and support for victims
    - Member's statement, 3971
- Tributes
  - Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Address to be presented to the King, 2583–2584
  - Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
    - Address to be presented to the Queen, 516
    - Statement of condolence, 335
- Ukraine, invasion of (2022)
  - Government support, 1624–1625
    - Unwavering, and condemnation of Russia, moved (Moe), 1628–1629
- Urgent care centres
  - Regina
    - Staffing, and health care workers recruitment, 5345
- Utilities
  - Consumer rates, increase, 3227–3228
  - Rate review panel and need for consumer advocate, 2717
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Children
    - Messaging and rollout, 1261–1262
  - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1693
  - Proof-of policy
    - Rates, impact on, 1184–1185
  - Public information campaign, 126
  - Risk-based prioritization, 309–310, 397, 446
- Violence
  - Gender-based
    - Government actions and initiatives, 4715–4716, 4731–4732, 4748, 4772
  - Indigenous women and girls
    - Government action and commitment, 2374
- Wildfires
  - Northwest Saskatchewan, spring 2023
    - Government and community response, recognition, member's statement, 3936
    - Government response, 3925–3926, 3936–3937, 3962
- Women's shelters
  - Second-stage housing
    - Operational funding and funding for domestic violence initiatives, 2600–2601
Morgan, Mr. Don (Sask Party, Saskatoon Southeast) s.1,2,3: Minister of Crown Investments Corporation, Minister of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 119–121
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4389–4392
  - Moved, 4392
- All Terrain Vehicles Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 18)
  - First reading, 212
  - Second reading, 438
  - Committee discussion C31
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 748
  - Third reading, 748
- Automobile Accident Insurance (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 92)
  - First reading, 2751
  - Second reading, 2781–2782
  - Committee discussion C364–367
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3385
  - Third reading, 3385
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 52)
  - First reading, 1166
  - Second reading, 1190
  - Committee discussion C183
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1820
  - Third reading, 1820
- Automobile insurance
  - Consumer rates
    - And Saskatchewan Auto Fund surplus, 1817–1818, 1844–1845, 1859–1860
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately suspend, petition, 5471–5472
- Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil
  - Extend to all forms of fuel, petition, 4916
- Cellular services
  - Coverage, improve along Hanson Lake Road Highway No. 106, 3118
- Condolence motions
  - Martineau, Pierre Raymond (Ray), former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5615–5616
  - Prefontaine, Joceline Sylvia, former MLA, moved (Moe), 3648
- Coroners
  - Weighill, Clive, Chief Coroner, retirement, member's statement, 5150
- Cost of living
  - Carbon tax, impact, 3713, 3915–3916
- Crown corporations
  - Privatization, 3135
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Advisory Council on Indigenous Reconciliation, member's statement, 5533
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C162–163, C164–173
  - Annual reports (2021-22), C299–301
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2018) v.2, ch.34, C162–163
- Electricity
  - Federal regulations
    - Recognize as unrealistic and unaffordable, moved (Moe); amendment (Beck), 3946–3947
- Electricity, consumer rates
  - Increase
    - And corporate sustainability, 2174–2175, 2320–2321
    - And impact of carbon tax, 3134–3135, 3766–3767, 3837
    - And rural concerns, 2207
    - And use of dividends, 2136
    - Impact on businesses, 2450–2451
- Federal government
  - Cost-sharing programs
    - And provincial autonomy, 3585
- Government procurement
  - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 74, 820
- Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
  - Proceeds, use of, 3521
- Groceries
  - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 3133
- Heating
  - Consumer rates
    - Increases, 2982, 3081
  - Fuel, rural seniors and SaskEnergy infrastructure costs, 2915–2916
- Housing
  - National Housing Day, member's statement, 4746
- Housing, rental
  - Affordable
    - And barrier-free, new units, member's statement, 4796
  - Evictions
    - Bill No. 15, impact of, 470–471
- Human Resources Profession Act (No. 19)
  - First reading, 212
  - Second reading, 439
  - Committee discussion U129–134
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 813
  - Amendments, first and second readings, 813
  - Third reading, 814
- Insurance Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 71)
  - Second reading, 1388–1389
- Internet
  - Rural fibre initiative, communities announced, ministerial statement (Morgan), 3252–3253
  - Rural fibre initiative, ministerial statement (Morgan), 2878–2879
- Israel-Hamas conflict
  - Pro-Palestine demonstration at the Legislative Building
    - Opposition member's support for, condemnation
      - Member's statement, 4901
- Labour force
  - Fatalities, 3683–3684, 3717
  - National Day of Mourning for workers killed or injured on the job, member's statement, 675, 2273, 3723
  - Paid sick leave
    - And existing COVID-19 supports, 582–583, 647, 665–666, 679–680, 801–802, 1162–1163
    - And government supports, 2376–2377, 2449–2450
  - Paid vaccination leave policy, expansion to include child vaccination, 1447
- Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry, Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, U72–86
  - (2022-23), main, U297–312
  - (2023-24), main, U445–446, U448–456, U458–464
- Legislative Assembly members
  - Compensation, indexation and affordability for Saskatchewan people, 3271
  - Retiring members, appreciation
    - Moved (Moe), 5713–5716
  - Statement of condolence, Derek Meyers, member for Regina Walsh Acres (died March 28, 2023), 3512
- Life Leases Act (No. 72)
  - Second reading, 1389
- Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Act (No. 130)
  - First reading, 3524
  - Second reading, 3542
  - Committee discussion C423–425
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3800
  - Third reading, 3800
- Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 131)
  - First reading, 3524
  - Second reading, 3543
  - Committee discussion C426
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3800
  - Third reading, 3801
- Minimum wage
  - Adequacy
    - And provincial affordability measures, 1665
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate
    - Introduction (Morgan), 20–21
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications
    - Data overage charges, waived (Morgan), 400–401
- Ministerial statements [Session 2]
  - Small modular reactors
    - Development, interprovincial partnership, advancement of (Morgan), 1922–1923
    - Development, interprovincial partnership, Ontario proponent announced, Saskatchewan announcement pending (Morgan), 1478–1479
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - Internet
    - Rural fibre initiative (Morgan), 2878–2879
    - Rural fibre initiative, communities announced (Morgan), 3252–3253
- Persons
  - Persons Day, member's statement, 4287
- Persons with disabilities
  - Disability Employment Awareness Month, member's statement, 4409
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Language
    - Accusations of dishonesty, 2284
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Provincial direction of Crown corporations, 1332–1333
- Question period [Session 1]
  - Government procurement
    - Electricity generation projects, use of local workers, 74, 820
  - Housing, rental
    - Evictions
      - Bill No. 15, impact of, 470–471
  - Labour force
    - Paid sick leave
      - And existing COVID-19 supports, 582–583, 647, 665–666, 679–680, 801–802
  - Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
    - Procurement, Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers, 471–472
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Automobile insurance
    - Consumer rates
      - And Saskatchewan Auto Fund surplus, 1817–1818, 1844–1845, 1859–1860
  - Electricity, consumer rates
    - Increase
      - And corporate sustainability, 2174–2175, 2320–2321
      - And rural concerns, 2207
      - And use of dividends, 2136
      - Impact on businesses, 2450–2451
  - Labour force
    - Paid sick leave
      - And existing COVID-19 supports, 1162–1163
      - And government supports, 2376–2377, 2449–2450
    - Paid vaccination leave policy, expansion to include child vaccination, 1447
  - Minimum wage
    - Adequacy
      - And provincial affordability measures, 1665
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Provincial direction of Crown corporations, 1332–1333
  - Telecommunications, connectivity
    - Rural, 1774–1775
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Cellular services
    - Coverage, improve along Hanson Lake Road Highway No. 106, 3118
  - Cost of living
    - Carbon tax, impact, 3713, 3915–3916
  - Crown corporations
    - Privatization, 3135
  - Electricity, consumer rates
    - Increase
      - And impact of carbon tax, 3134–3135, 3766–3767, 3837
  - Federal government
    - Cost-sharing programs
      - And provincial autonomy, 3585
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
    - Proceeds, use of, 3521
  - Groceries
    - Pricing investigation, agricultural initiatives, and carbon tax impact, 3133
  - Heating
    - Consumer rates
      - Increases, 2982, 3081
    - Fuel, rural seniors and SaskEnergy infrastructure costs, 2915–2916
  - Labour force
    - Fatalities, 3683–3684, 3717
  - Legislative Assembly members
    - Compensation, indexation and affordability for Saskatchewan people, 3271
  - Renewable energy
    - Solar, rooftop program, and need for reliable baseload power, 3521
  - Utilities
    - Consumer rates, increase, 3414, 3712–3713
    - Rate review panel and need for consumer advocate, 2717–2718, 2773–2774
- Renewable energy
  - Solar, rooftop program, and need for reliable baseload power, 3521
- Saskatchewan economic recovery rebate
  - Introduction, ministerial statement (Morgan), 20–21
- Saskatchewan Employment (Part III) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 91)
  - First reading, 2750
  - Second reading, 2780–2781
  - Committee discussion U531–533
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3855
  - Third reading, 3855
- Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 60)
  - First reading, 1242
  - Second reading, 1271–1272
  - Committee discussion U161–163
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1419
  - Third reading, 1419
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Annual report (2021-22), C304–305, C308
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C90–91, C93–94
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 49)
  - First reading, 1141
  - Second reading, 1168
  - Committee discussion C183–185
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1820
  - Third reading, 1820
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, statutory, debt redemption, C209–211, C213–216
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2019) v.2, ch.38, C90–91, C94–96
  - (2021) v.2, ch.17, C304–307
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Annual report (2021-22), C318–324
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C70–72, C75, C77–84, C86–90
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2019) v.1, ch.11, C69–74
  - (2020) v.1, ch.23, C70, C74–75
  - (2022) v.1, ch.16, C315–316
  - (2022) v.1, ch.17, C317
- Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation
  - Annual reports (2018-19), (2019-20), (2020-21), C119–123, C125
  - Estimates
    - (2021-22), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C3–10
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Annual report (2021-22), C334, C337–345
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C126–127, C136–141, C143, C146–147
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C187–202
  - (2023-24), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C397–423
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation, Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2019) v.2, ch.45, C127
  - (2020) v.2, ch.23, C127, C130–131, C133
  - (2022) v.1, ch.25, C333–336
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications
  - Annual report (2021-22), C346–356
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C148–162
  - Data overage charges, waived, ministerial statement (Morgan), 400–401
- Saskatchewan Telecommunications, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C216–224
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Annual report (2021-22), C308–309
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C97–98, C102–104
  - Provincial Auditor's reports
    - (2020) v.1, ch.31, C97–99, C101
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C243–245, C247–248, C250
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Procurement, Saskatchewan-first plan, and support for local workers, 471–472
- SaskEnergy Inc.
  - Annual report (2021-22), C325–331
  - Annual reports (2019-20), (2020-21), C105–107, C108, C110–114, C117
- SaskEnergy Inc., Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2020) v.1, ch.11, C105–107
  - (2022) v.1, ch.24, C326, C332
- Small modular reactors
  - Development, interprovincial partnership
    - Advancement of, ministerial statement, 1922–1923
    - Ontario proponent announced, Saskatchewan announcement pending, ministerial statement, 1478–1479
- Snow removal
  - Plow operators, recognition, member's statement, 4970
- Telecommunications Statutes (Borrowing Powers) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 90)
  - First reading, 2721
  - Second reading, 2779
  - Committee discussion C360–364
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3384
  - Third reading, 3384
- Telecommunications, connectivity
  - Rural, 1774–1775
- Trade and Export Development Ministry, Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, 228–230
- Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 17)
  - First reading, 212
  - Second reading, 436–437
  - Committee discussion C29–30
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 747
  - Third reading, 747
- Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 93)
  - First reading, 2751
  - Second reading, 2782
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 3385
  - Third reading, 3385
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 50)
  - First reading, 1141–1142
  - Second reading, 1169
  - Committee discussion C181–182
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 1819
  - Third reading, 1819
- Utilities
  - Consumer rates, increase, 3414, 3712–3713
  - Rate review panel and need for consumer advocate, 2717–2718, 2773–2774
- Vehicles for Hire Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 24)
  - First reading, 252
  - Second reading, 450
  - Committee discussion C31–32
  - Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills, 748
  - Third reading, 748
- WorkSafe Saskatchewan
  - Vision Zero award, member's statement, 5095–5096
Mowat, Ms. Vicki (NDP, Saskatoon Fairview)
- Abortion
  - Access, support for, and opposition to parental consent for minors, moved (Mowat), 4633–4635
    - Questions and comments 4643–4644
  - Facilities, establish safe access zones, petition, 4606
- Accessible Saskatchewan Act (No. 103)
  - Second reading, 3208
- Actors
  - Sapp, Cheyenna, recognition, member's statement, 3130
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
  - Speakers, 170–173
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 2]
  - Speakers, 986–989
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 3]
  - Speakers, 2592–2595
  - Amendment, 2595
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 4]
  - Speakers, 4498–4501
- Advanced Education Ministry, Estimates
  - (2023-24), main, U511–514
- AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome)
  - World AIDS day, member's statement, 1442–1443, 3114
- Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 124)
  - Second reading, 3261
- All Terrain Vehicles Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 18)
  - Second reading, 438–439
- Ambulance service
  - Availability and government investments, 4593–4594
  - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3536, 3567, 3584, 3965
- Ambulance service, wait times
  - And off-load delays, 3326
- Animal Production Act (No. 73)
  - Second reading, 1570
- Architects Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 97)
  - Second reading, 3067
- Art and artists
  - Toovey, Shawn, pandemic-inspired art, fundraiser, member's statement, 395
- Automobile Accident Insurance Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 52)
  - Second reading, 1284
- Boiler and Pressure Vessel (Automation and Remote Supervision Pilot) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 132)
  - Second reading, 3543–3544
- Breast cancer
  - Breast Cancer Awareness Month, member's statement, 2598, 4383
  - Screening program
    - Access and age of eligibility, 3986–3987, 4528–4529
    - Access and government investments, 4732–4733, 4989–4990, 5021
    - Enhancements, and Breast Health Centre, Regina
      - Ministerial statement (Hindley), 4977
- Broadview Union Hospital
  - Emergency department and acute care services, stop closure, petition, 1205
- Budget, April 6, 2021
  - Speakers, 411–414
- Budget, March 23, 2022
  - Speakers, 2013–2016
- Budget, March 22, 2023
  - Speakers, 3420–3423
- Canadian Armed Forces
  - Remembrance and recognition, member's statement, 1135–1136, 2826
- Cancer
  - Multiple Myeloma Awareness Month, member's statement, 3323
  - Screening and diagnoses
    - Isotope supply, 4464
    - Wait times and government investments, 4465
- Child and Family Services Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 101)
  - Second reading, 3147
- Child Care Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 143)
  - Second reading, 4739
- Condolence motions
  - Axworthy, Christopher (Chris) S., former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5613
  - Brockelbank, John Edward, former MLA, moved (Moe), 1216–1217
  - Kwasnica, Miro, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5614–5615
  - Langford, John (Jack) Fenton, former MLA, moved (Moe), 5610
  - Martineau, Pierre Raymond (Ray), former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5615
  - Meyers, Derek Blake, sitting MLA
    - Moved (Moe), 5612
  - Muller, Lloyd John, former MLA, moved (Moe), 5609
  - Nelson, Randall (Randy) Neil, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5617
  - Penner, Glen Howard, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5618
  - Stanger, Violet (Vi) Laverne, former MLA, moved (Harpauer), 5619
- Corporation Capital Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 44)
  - Second reading, 1423
- Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry, Estimates
  - (2022, November), supplementary, N381–385
- Cost of living
  - Affordability crisis
    - Address, petition, 2909, 5032
- COVID-19
  - India, donation of ventilators
    - Ministerial statement (Merriman), 731
- COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
  - Capacity and call-back time, 128–129
- COVID-19, government response
  - Failure to control, resulting in death and economic hardship, condemnation, moved (Mowat), 781–783
    - Questions and comments 790–791
  - Public inquiry
    - Petition, 2224, 2471
- Credit Union Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 22)
  - Second reading, 441
- Crime
  - In hospitals, and government investment in law enforcement, 5049
- Culture and multiculturalism
  - Bangladeshi Community Association, International Mother Language Day, member's statement, 2189
- Curriculum
  - Sexual education, third-party educators, banning
    - Reverse decision, petition, 5520, 5680
- Cystic fibrosis
  - Trikafta and other modulator medicines, broaden coverage criteria, petition, 1114
- Demonstrations
  - Farmers in India, solidarity, member's statement, 178
  - Hunger strike over health care, solidarity with Michael Sorowski, member's statement, 4287
- Dental Disciplines Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 62)
  - Second reading, 1786–1787, 1800
  - Committee discussion U183–185
- Diabetes
  - Diabetes Awareness Month, member's statement, 1182
- Diagnostic imaging
  - Two-for-one private-pay model
    - Canada Health Act, implications, 3291–3292
- Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
  - Green shirt day and Logan Boulet effect
    - Member's statement, 3580
- Down syndrome
  - World Down Syndrome Day, member's statement, 3378
- Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
  - Initiatives, and safe consumption sites, 2229–2230, 3369, 3383, 3399, 3442
  - Initiatives, government support, 2173–2174, 3701
  - Naloxone, take-home kits
    - Intranasal, funding for, 3442, 3539, 3557, 3611, 3625–3626
  - Students for Harm Reduction and Informed Policy, recognition of advocacy, member's statement, 1690
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Pharmacare, national, and provincial level of coverage, 4990
- Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
  - Jobs plan, implement, moved (Young, A.), 530–531
- Economy
  - Performance and projections, 3248
- Economy Committee
  - Membership
    - Addition, moved (Mowat), 899
- Education (Parents' Bill of Rights) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 137)
  - Second reading, 4108–4138
- Education policy
  - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
    - Mental health impacts, 3994
    - Mental health impacts and in school supports, 4075
- Education, funding
  - Adequate and stable, petition, 3676–3677
  - Adequate, government failure to provide, condemnation, moved (Bowes), 3595–3596
    - Questions and comments 3599
- Emergency 911 System Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 99)
  - Second reading, 3089–3090
- Emergency housing
  - The Lighthouse, The Battlefords, provide core funding, petition, 723, 751, 771, 795–796
- Emergency Planning Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 23)
  - Second reading, 549–550
- Emergency Planning Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 67)
  - Second reading, 1801
- Endometriosis
  - Endometriosis Awareness Month
    - Proclaim, petition, 3200–3201
- Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 68)
  - Second reading, 1779
- Entrepreneurs
  - Saskatoon Association of Filipino Entrepreneurs, recognition, member's statement, 1977
- Epilepsy
  - Purple Day, epilepsy awareness, member's statement, 3411–3412
- Executive Council, Estimates
  - (2022-23), main, 2337
- Exports
  - National leader, support for, and condemnation of federal economic policies, moved (Lemaigre), 3351–3352
    - Questions and comments 3356
- Family doctors
  - Access to, 3715, 3852
  - Compensation model, blended capitation
    - Ministerial statement (Merriman), 3825
  - Recruitment and retention in Martensville and Warman
    - And return-of-service agreements, 2355–2356
    - Petition, 2350–2351, 3128–3129
  - Retirement, 3716
- Family Maintenance Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 111)
  - Second reading, 3153–3154
- Film Content Information Act (No. 148)
  - Second reading, 4964
- Food security
  - Global, and federal energy policies, moved (Kaeding), 2925–2926
    - Questions and comments 2926–2927
- Franchise Disclosure Act (No. 149)
  - Second reading, 4725
- Fuel tax
  - And funding for highway infrastructure, 5062, 5696
  - Suspension, temporary
    - And affordability initiatives, 5049
- Fuel Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 34)
  - Second reading, 613–614
- Government procurement
  - Contracts, prioritize Saskatchewan workers and companies, moved (Young, A.), 5664–5665
    - Questions and comments 5670–5671
- Government Relations Ministry, Estimates
  - (2022, November), supplementary, N373–375
- Health
  - COVID-19 fatalities
    - And excess deaths, 268
  - COVID-19 hospitalizations and fatalities, reporting, 1626, 1663, 1818–1819
  - COVID-19 hospitalizations, reporting, 538–539
  - COVID-19 infections
    - In children, mitigation and care, 2304–2305
    - Variants of concern, danger of, member's statement, 600
  - COVID-19 reporting and individual risk assessments, 1626–1627, 1664, 1694
  - Life expectancy, decrease
    - And government investments in care, 3987–3988
  - World Health Day, member's statement, 278, 2132
- Health benefits coverage
  - In vitro fertilization, two rounds, petition, 1770, 3244
  - Botox treatment for pelvic pain, review decision to discontinue coverage, petition, 123
  - Cochlear implants, upgrade and maintenance costs, 2499
  - Contraceptives
    - No-cost coverage
      - Introduce, moved (Bowes), 3739–3740
        
        Questions and comments 3742
    - No-cost prescription policy, adopt, petition, 3694, 4711, 5017–5018
  - Hemophilia, therapeutic treatment, Hemlibra, petition, 533, 555, 577, 599, 805
  - Rare diseases
    - Treatment and travel expenses, 1161–1162
- Health care
  - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 4690–4691
  - Consultation on local issues, 3206–3207, 3229, 3396
  - Crisis, government to increase staffing and take urgent action, moved (Mowat), 3980
  - Delisle, provision of, 3206
  - Obstetrical services
    - Availability of, 3247
  - System capacity and service interruptions
    - Public reporting, 3778, 3795–3796
- Health care workers
  - Rural services and facilities
    - Fix crisis, petition, 1134, 1156, 1180, 1441, 1471, 1494, 1621, 2187, 2243, 2258–2259, 2316, 2507, 2597–2598, 2743–2744, 2825, 3323, 3981, 4382
  - Short-staffing crisis, address, and find solutions to improve patient care, petition, 4951, 5723
- Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Government response
    - Damage to workforce and rural service delivery, moved (Mowat), 1727–1729
      - Questions and comments 1737
    - Retention, impact on, 1066, 2101–2102, 2543
  - Recognition of efforts
    - Medical technologists, member's statement, 510
    - Member's statement, 365
- Health care workers, recruitment and retention
  - Auditor's report, 3191–3192
  - Challenges
    - And government actions, 1500–1501
  - Comprehensive strategy, 313, 1476, 1845
  - Needs, and COVID-19 human resources management, 1297–1298
  - Nurses, retention, 3414
- Health care, COVID-19
  - Management, costs, 1476–1477
  - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1610–1611
  - System capacity
    - And public health measures, 1065, 1066
    - Intensive care, capacity and staffing, 18–19
    - Oxygen supplies, 19
    - Surgical care, impact on, 622–623
- Health care, funding
  - Needs and investments, 3082
- Health care, private provision
  - And public funding, contracts, cost and transparency, 5628–5629
- Health care, rural service disruptions
  - And government investments, 2119–2120
- Health facilities
  - Tours for politicians, process and communication, 3621–3622
  - Wilkie and District Health Centre
    - Emergency department and out-patient services, stop closure, petition, 1375, 1411, 2153, 2169, 2417, 2767, 3019
- Health Human Resources Action Plan, 2602–2603
  - And need for stakeholder task force, 3368, 3965
- Health Ministry
  - Scrutiny, committee hours available for, 811
- Health Ministry, Estimates
  - (2020, December), supplementary, 237–239
  - (2021-22), main, U12–20, U25–32
  - (2021, December), supplementary, U170–180
  - (2022-23), main, U220–222, U249–250, U257–261, U269–283
  - (2022, November), supplementary, U343–344
  - (2023-24), main, U365–367, U370–376, U403–412, U424–443
- Health Shared Services Saskatchewan (3sHealth) Act (No. 45)
  - Second reading, 1537
  - Committee discussion U181–183
- Highways and Transportation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 47)
  - Second reading, 1177–1178
- Hockey
  - U Sports Women's Hockey Championship, member's statement, 5060
- Honours and awards
  - Order of Canada
    - Mendez, Dr. Ivar, recipient, member's statement, 3619–3620
- Hospitals
  - Alternate level of care patients and capacity improvements, 4018
  - Pediatric capacity
    - And wait times, 2897
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Capacity, impact on patient care, and government investments, 5049–5050
  - Capacity, impact on patient care, member's statement, 4985
  - Request for government visit, 2193
  - Staffing, 2247
  - Staffing and recruitment, 3325–3326
  - Wait times, 2321, 2404
  - Wait times and government investments, 1980–1981, 2192–2193, 4017–4018
  - Wait times initiative
    - And health care worker recruitment, 2912–2913
  - Wait times, reduction
    - Plan, fully fund and execute, petition, 13–14
  - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2246–2247, 2355
- House Services Committee
  - Elections
    - Deputy Chair [Sarauer], moved (Mowat), H19
  - Harassment, allegations made by the Speaker
    - Independent investigator to look into all allegations, appoint, moved (Mowat), H38
    - Independent investigator to look into allegations member from Meadow Lake [Harrison, J.] brought a long gun into the Legislative Building, appoint, moved (Mowat), H38–39
    - Witnesses, order to appear before committee, moved (Mowat); amendment (Merriman), H36
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Mowat), 2406
  - Reports
    - First, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 13
    - Second, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 21
    - Third, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 269
    - Fourth, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 261
    - Fifth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Dennis), H9
    - Fifth, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 261
    - Sixth, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 803
    - Seventh, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 2377–2378
    - Eighth, moved (Mowat) for concurrence, 2580
- Human Services Committee
  - Agenda, amend to include consideration of government response to COVID-19 and management of long-term care, moved (Mowat), U129
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 82)
  - Second reading, 2269
- Income Tax Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 133)
  - Second reading, 3611–3612
- Infertility
  - Infertility Awareness Week, member's statement, 2259
- Innovation Saskatchewan Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 80)
  - Second reading, 2165
- Insurance Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 71)
  - Second reading, 1569
- Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 69)
  - Second reading, 1677–1678
- Justices of the Peace Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 59)
  - Second reading, 1763–1764
- Labour force
  - Paid vaccination leave policy, expansion to include child vaccination, 2423–2424
- Labour Mobility and Fair Registration Practices Act (No. 81)
  - Second reading, 2182
- Legal Aid Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 46)
  - Second reading, 1176–1177
- Legislation Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 41)
  - Second reading, 1393
- Legislative Assembly
  - Acknowledgments and Christmas greetings, 257–258, 1613–1615
  - Acknowledgments, end of session, 868–869, 2553–2554
- Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 70)
  - Second reading, 2109–2110
    - Amendment, 2127
  - Committee discussion N335, N337–339, N367
- Legislative Assembly, sitting days
  - Easter week, April 6 to 8, 2021, ordinary time of sitting shall apply, moved (Harrison, J.), H7
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Security, provision of, 1381–1382
- Life Leases Act (No. 72)
  - Second reading, 1682
- Liquor stores
  - Public, closure, reverse decision, petition, 3112–3113
- Local Government Election Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 105)
  - Second reading, 3093–3094
- Local Improvements Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 104)
  - Second reading, 3070–3071
- Long-term care facilities
  - Investigations, reports and recommendations
    - And support for seniors' issues, 866
- Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Act (No. 130)
  - Second reading, 3542
- Lotteries and Gaming Saskatchewan Corporation Consequential Amendments Act, 2023 (No. 131)
  - Second reading, 3543
- Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 154)
  - Second reading, 4966
- Massage Therapy Act (No. 3)
  - Second reading, 588
  - Committee discussion U135–141
- Medical laboratories
  - Regional laboratories, service reductions, 702–703
  - Rural laboratory services, restore, petition, 1290–1291, 1322–1323, 1659
- Medical Profession Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 129)
  - Second reading, 3541–3542, 3719
  - Committee discussion U514–517
- Mental health and addictions
  - Bipartisan committee, immediately create, petition, 2870, 2894, 2935, 3376, 3972
  - Mental Health Week
    - And suicide prevention legislation, member's statement, 772
- Mental health and addictions facilities
  - Addiction treatment, staffing adequacy, 5683–5684
  - Addiction treatment, third-party centres, oversight and accountability, 5684–5685
  - Emergency units
    - Support and funding, petition, 99
- Mental health and addictions, children and youth
  - Services and treatments
    - Access and wait times, 3994, 4075
    - Availability and quality, 4414
  - TeensTalk YXE, recognition of Taryn and Pam Hutchings, member's statement, 3983
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Access and service providers, 2941, 3230
  - Access and wait times, 2173
  - Northern and rural areas, provide adequate funding, petition, 3391, 3725, 4407, 4670, 4687, 4728–4729, 4744
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - Programs and facilities, immediately invest, petition, 2098
- Mineral Resources Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 128)
  - Second reading, 3541
- Ministerial statements [Session 1]
  - COVID-19
    - India, donation of ventilators (Merriman), 731
  - Vaping
    - Flavoured products, restrictions (Merriman), 540–541
- Ministerial statements [Session 3]
  - Family doctors
    - Compensation model, blended capitation (Merriman), 3825
- Ministerial statements [Session 4]
  - Breast cancer
    - Screening program, enhancements, and Breast Health Centre, Regina (Hindley), 4977
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Appeal Provisions) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 9)
  - Second reading, 455
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Appeal Provisions) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2) (No. 10)
  - Second reading, 455–456
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Health Professions) Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 120)
  - Committee discussion U444
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Remote Witnessing) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 54)
  - Second reading, 1313
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Remote Witnessing) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 2) (No. 55)
  - Second reading, 1600
- Miscellaneous Statutes (Utility Line Locates) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 142)
  - Second reading, 4758
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2021 (No. 53)
  - Second reading, 1284–1285
- Miscellaneous Statutes Repeal Act, 2023 (No. 140)
  - Second reading, 4620
- Municipalities
  - Support for, programs and investments, moved (Kaeding), 5069–5071
    - Questions and comments 5076–5077
- Non-profit Corporations Act, 2021 (No. 75)
  - Second reading, 1853–1854
- Non-profit Corporations Consequential Amendment Act 2021 (No. 76)
  - Second reading, 1854
- Nurses
  - Contract nurses, use of, 3778, 5050, 5696–5698
  - Health system challenges and need for stakeholder task force, 5605–5606
  - National Nursing Week
    - And call for a nursing task force, member's statement, 5602
- Occupational therapists
  - Shortage, government training and recruitment efforts, 4526
- Official opposition
  - Leader Ryan Meili, expression of thanks on his resignation from politics, moved (Beck), 2546–2547
- Opioid Damages and Health Care Recovery Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 78)
  - Second reading, 2092
- Osteogenesis imperfecta
  - Wishbone Day, member's statement, 3793
- Overdose
  - Fatalities
    - Increase, and government focus on treatment and recovery, 4677, 4991, 5024, 5685
    - Increase, and government investment in treatment and harm reduction, 3294, 3329, 3444–3445, 3539, 3571, 3754, 3781
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, Estimates
  - (2022, November), supplementary, N376–380
- Pawned Property (Recording) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 16)
  - Second reading, 459
- Pay equity
  - Legislation, petition, 485, 699, 817
- Pediatrics
  - Medication shortage, government actions, 2898
- Pension Benefits Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 108)
  - Second reading, 3235–3236
- Physicians
  - Compensation, 1748–1749
  - Recruitment
    - And retention, reporting, 5062–5063
- Physicians, specialists
  - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
    - And other pediatric specialists, recruit, petition, 3817, 3831, 3846, 3909, 4013, 4460, 4968
    - Recruitment, 3821–3822
    - Wait lists, 3913–3914
  - Wait times
    - And access to surgery, 3106–3107
- Plant Health Act (No. 116)
  - Second reading, 3330
- Points of Order [Session 1]
  - Documents cited
    - Table document referred to in question period, 563
  - Language
    - Use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary, 372, 393
  - Members
    - Refer to members by proper title, 812
  - Petitions
    - Presentation of multiple petitions on one subject, out of order, 393
  - Speaker ruling
    - Do not reflect on or criticize, 696
- Points of Order [Session 2]
  - Bills
    - No. 606, financial obligation and Royal Recommendation, 1267
  - Language
    - Cannot say indirectly what you can't say directly, 1261
    - Entirety of Leader of the Opposition's remarks, specifically "spreading deliberate misinformation", 1695–1696
    - Goldilocks, a very personal attack, 1628
    - Insinuated the minister was untruthful, 1382
    - Leader of the Opposition just called me a liar, 1715
    - Unparliamentary, casting aspersions and profanity, 1242
    - Use of "misrepresenting the truth," unparliamentary, 1050
    - Use of "speaks out of both sides of his mouth", 2176
  - Members
    - Not using the minister's proper title, 2424
    - Referred to Leader of the Opposition as "interim", 2250
  - Personal comments
    - Charges of misogyny and white supremacy, 2395
    - Personal attacks on members of government, 2441
  - Speaker ruling
    - [Opposition] doing all they can do to signal their disagreement, 2425
    - Government House Leader (Harrison, J.) challenging your ruling, 2425
  - 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]
  - Members
    - Questioning the truthfulness of the Minister of Health [Merriman], 3916
    - Use of "don't trust what Scott's saying", 3799
- Police (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 144)
  - Second reading, 4739–4740
- Police (Serious Incident Response Team) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 26)
  - Second reading, 572
- Police Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 106)
  - Second reading, 3256
- Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2021 (No. 61)
  - Second reading, 1546–1547
- Primary care
  - Model, system reform
    - And health care worker recruitment, 2852, 3415, 3716
    - And team-based care, 3715–3716
  - Needs and investments, 3396, 3441–3442
- Private Bills Committee
  - Steering committee
    - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Mowat), B1
- Privileges Committee
  - Membership
    - Substitution, moved (Mowat), H19–20
- Protection From Human Trafficking (Coerced Debts) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 152)
  - Second reading, 4965
- Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 65)
  - Second reading, 1548–1549
- Provincial Protective Services Act (No. 107)
  - Second reading, 3211
- Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 84)
  - Second reading, 2271
- Public Accounts Committee
  - Membership
    - Addition, moved (Mowat), 186
- Public Health (Safe Access to Hospitals) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 48)
  - Second reading, 1275
  - Committee discussion U149–154
- Public health measures, COVID-19
  - Advice to government, access to, 1263–1264
  - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 3367–3368
  - Implement all measures identified by medical health officers, motion (Mowat); leave not granted, 899
  - Re-open plan
    - Vaccine-based, 821–822
  - Responsiveness
    - And vaccine rollout, 267, 447, 467–468
- Public Pension and Benefits Administration Corporation Act (No. 94)
  - Second reading, 3088
- Publicly-funded Health Entity Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 20)
  - Second reading, 591–592
  - Committee discussion U142–146
- Queen's Bench Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 56)
  - Second reading, 1703
- Queen's Printer Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 39)
  - Second reading, 1391
- Question period [Session 1]
  - COVID-19 testing and contact tracing
    - Capacity and call-back time, 128–129
  - Health
    - COVID-19 fatalities
      - And excess deaths, 268
    - COVID-19 hospitalizations, reporting, 538–539
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Comprehensive strategy, 313
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - System capacity
      - Intensive care, capacity and staffing, 18–19
      - Oxygen supplies, 19
      - Surgical care, impact on, 622–623
  - Health Ministry
    - Scrutiny, committee hours available for, 811
  - Long-term care facilities
    - Investigations, reports and recommendations
      - And support for seniors' issues, 866
  - Medical laboratories
    - Regional laboratories, service reductions, 702–703
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Re-open plan
      - Vaccine-based, 821–822
    - Responsiveness
      - And vaccine rollout, 267, 447, 467–468
  - Regina General Hospital
    - Critical incident report in death of child, 866–867
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And COVID-19 backlog, 765–766, 822
  - Teachers
    - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
      - And use of rapid testing, 398
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Risk-based prioritization, 369–370, 397–398
      - Non-Saskatchewan Health Authority clinical staff, 512–513
- Question period [Session 2]
  - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
    - Initiatives, and safe consumption sites, 2229–2230
    - Initiatives, government support, 2173–2174
  - Family doctors
    - Recruitment and retention in Martensville and Warman
      - And return-of-service agreements, 2355–2356
  - Health
    - COVID-19 hospitalizations and fatalities, reporting, 1626, 1663, 1818–1819
    - COVID-19 infections
      - In children, mitigation and care, 2304–2305
    - COVID-19 reporting and individual risk assessments, 1626–1627, 1664, 1694
  - Health benefits coverage
    - Cochlear implants, upgrade and maintenance costs, 2499
    - Rare diseases
      - Treatment and travel expenses, 1161–1162
  - Health care workers, COVID-19
    - Government response
      - Retention, impact on, 1066, 2101–2102, 2543
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Challenges
      - And government actions, 1500–1501
    - Comprehensive strategy, 1476, 1845
    - Needs, and COVID-19 human resources management, 1297–1298
  - Health care, COVID-19
    - Management, costs, 1476–1477
    - Service interruptions and resumption of services, 1610–1611
    - System capacity
      - And public health measures, 1065, 1066
  - Health care, rural service disruptions
    - And government investments, 2119–2120
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Request for government visit, 2193
    - Staffing, 2247
    - Wait times, 2321, 2404
    - Wait times and government investments, 1980–1981, 2192–2193
    - Wait times, system capacity, impact of, 2246–2247, 2355
  - Labour force
    - Paid vaccination leave policy, expansion to include child vaccination, 2423–2424
  - Legislative Building, Regina
    - Security, provision of, 1381–1382
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Access and wait times, 2173
  - Physicians
    - Compensation, 1748–1749
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Advice to government, access to, 1263–1264
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Leadership, changes, 1579–1580, 1845
  - Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
    - Staffing, impact on service delivery, 2173
  - Surgery
    - COVID-19 backlog, impact on system capacity, 2321
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And COVID-19 backlog, 2040, 2245–2246
    - And government initiatives, 2403
    - Federal funding and provincial initiatives, 2040
  - Vaccination, COVID-19
    - Children
      - Messaging and rollout, 2305
      - Parental consent and ease of access, 1447–1448, 2305
    - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1693–1694
- Question period [Session 3]
  - Ambulance service
    - Availability, government investments and patient flow initiatives, 3536, 3567, 3584, 3965
  - Ambulance service, wait times
    - And off-load delays, 3326
  - Breast cancer
    - Screening program
      - Access and age of eligibility, 3986–3987
  - Diagnostic imaging
    - Two-for-one private-pay model
      - Canada Health Act, implications, 3291–3292
  - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction
    - Initiatives, and safe consumption sites, 3369, 3383, 3399, 3442
    - Initiatives, government support, 3701
    - Naloxone, take-home kits
      - Intranasal, funding for, 3442, 3539, 3557, 3611, 3625–3626
  - Economy
    - Performance and projections, 3248
  - Education policy
    - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
      - Mental health impacts, 3994
      - Mental health impacts and in school supports, 4075
  - Family doctors
    - Access to, 3715, 3852
    - Retirement, 3716
  - Health
    - Life expectancy, decrease
      - And government investments in care, 3987–3988
  - Health care
    - Consultation on local issues, 3206–3207, 3229, 3396
    - Delisle, provision of, 3206
    - Obstetrical services
      - Availability of, 3247
    - System capacity and service interruptions
      - Public reporting, 3778, 3795–3796
  - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Auditor's report, 3191–3192
    - Nurses, retention, 3414
  - Health care, funding
    - Needs and investments, 3082
  - Health facilities
    - Tours for politicians, process and communication, 3621–3622
  - Health Human Resources Action Plan 2602–2603
    - And need for stakeholder task force, 3368, 3965
  - Hospitals
    - Alternate level of care patients and capacity improvements, 4018
    - Pediatric capacity
      - And wait times, 2897
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Staffing and recruitment, 3325–3326
    - Wait times and government investments, 4017–4018
    - Wait times initiative
      - And health care worker recruitment, 2912–2913
  - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
    - Services and treatments
      - Access and wait times, 3994, 4075
  - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
    - Access and service providers, 2941, 3230
  - Nurses
    - Contract nurses, use of, 3778
  - Overdose
    - Fatalities
      - Increase, and government investment in treatment and harm reduction, 3294, 3329, 3444–3445, 3539, 3571, 3754, 3781
  - Pediatrics
    - Medication shortage, government actions, 2898
  - Physicians, specialists
    - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
      - Recruitment, 3821–3822
      - Wait lists, 3913–3914
    - Wait times
      - And access to surgery, 3106–3107
  - Primary care
    - Model, system reform
      - And health care worker recruitment, 2852, 3415, 3716
      - And team-based care, 3715–3716
    - Needs and investments, 3396, 3441–3442
  - Public health measures, COVID-19
    - Effectiveness and responsiveness, 3367–3368
  - Saskatchewan Health Authority
    - Information technology
      - Administrative information management system
        
        Rollout, challenges, 2772–2773, 2828–2829, 2876–2877
  - Suicide prevention
    - Children and youth, non-binary and gender diverse, supports for, 4020
  - Tobacco
    - Youth
      - Use rates, 3929
- Question period [Session 4]
  - Ambulance service
    - Availability and government investments, 4593–4594
  - Breast cancer
    - Screening program
      - Access and age of eligibility, 4528–4529
      - Access and government investments, 4732–4733, 4989–4990, 5021
  - Cancer
    - Screening and diagnoses
      - Isotope supply, 4464
      - Wait times and government investments, 4465
  - Crime
    - In hospitals, and government investment in law enforcement, 5049
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
    - Pharmacare, national, and provincial level of coverage, 4990
  - Fuel tax
    - And funding for highway infrastructure, 5062, 5696
    - Suspension, temporary
      - And affordability initiatives, 5049
  - Health care
    - Challenges and health care worker recruitment and retention, 4690–4691
  - Health care, private provision
    - And public funding, contracts, cost and transparency, 5628–5629
  - Hospitals, emergency rooms
    - Capacity, impact on patient care, and government investments, 5049–5050
  - Mental health and addictions facilities
    - Addiction treatment, staffing adequacy, 5683–5684
    - Addiction treatment, third-party centres, oversight and accountability, 5684–5685
  - Mental health and addictions, children and youth
    - Services and treatments
      - Availability and quality, 4414
  - Nurses
    - Contract nurses, use of, 5050, 5696–5698
    - Health system challenges and need for stakeholder task force, 5605–5606
  - Occupational therapists
    - Shortage, government training and recruitment efforts, 4526
  - Overdose
    - Fatalities
      - Increase, and government focus on treatment and recovery, 4677, 4991, 5024, 5685
  - Physicians
    - Recruitment
      - And retention, reporting, 5062–5063
  - Surgery, wait times
    - And government initiatives, 5021–5022, 5038–5039
  - Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
    - Free parking for cancer patients, removal, 5526–5527
- Ramadan
  - Start of, recognition, member's statement, 2084–2085
  - End of, recognition, member's statement, 852
- Regina General Hospital
  - Critical incident report in death of child, 866–867
- Residential schools
  - Timber Bay and Ile-a-la-Crosse schools
    - Recognize as provincially run residential schools, petition, 4996
- Residential Tenancies Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 15)
  - Second reading, 606–607
- Reviewable Transactions Act (No. 63)
  - Second reading, 1436
- Reviewable Transactions Consequential Amendments Act, 2021 (No. 64)
  - Second reading, 1436
- Saskatchewan Employment (Paid Sick Days) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 606)
  - Second reading, 1254
- Saskatchewan First Act (No. 88)
  - Second reading, 2860
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Information technology
    - Administrative information management system
      - Rollout, challenges, 2772–2773, 2828–2829, 2876–2877
  - Leadership, changes, 1579–1580, 1845
- Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford
  - Staffing, impact on service delivery, 2173
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Units, renovate and ensure occupancy
    - Petition, 5046
- Saskatchewan Indigenous Investment Finance Corporation Act (No. 79)
  - Second reading, 2180–2181
- Saskatchewan Revenue Agency Act (No. 122)
  - Second reading, 3217
- SaskEnergy (Carbon Tax Fairness for Families) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 151)
  - Second reading, 4764
- School boards and divisions, funding
  - Adequate, sustainable, and predictable, petition, 5059
- Securities (Saskatchewan Investors Protection) Amendment Act (No. 150)
  - Second reading, 4980
- Securities Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 58)
  - Second reading, 1403
- Seizure of Criminal Property Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 38)
  - Second reading, 1390
- Sessional orders
  - COVID-19, modification of procedures due to, moved (Harrison, J.); amendment (Mowat), 888
- Small modular reactors
  - Secretariat
    - Support to aid in the development of technology, moved (Hargrave), 522–523
      - Questions and comments 526–527
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 2) (No. 11)
  - Second reading, 456
- Statute Law Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 141)
  - Second reading, 4620
- Suicide prevention
  - Children and youth, non-binary and gender diverse, supports for, 4020
  - Strategy, work with community organizations and Northern leaders to develop, petition, 2574, 3288, 3532–3533, 3604, 3747–3748, 3775, 3922, 4553, 4589, 4625
- Summary Offences Procedure Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 126)
  - Second reading, 3241
- Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 95)
  - Second reading, 2904
- Surgery
  - Capacity during COVID-19 pandemic
    - Backlog, member's statement, 1031
  - Cardiovascular perfusion
    - Perfusion Week, member's statement, 5577
  - COVID-19 backlog, impact on system capacity, 2321
- Surgery, wait times
  - And COVID-19 backlog, 765–766, 822, 2040, 2245–2246
  - And government initiatives, 2403, 5021–5022, 5038–5039
  - Federal funding and provincial initiatives, 2040
- Teachers
  - And school staff, COVID-19 vaccine prioritization
    - And use of rapid testing, 398
- Tobacco
  - Youth
    - Use rates, 3929
- Tobacco and Vapour Products Control Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 147)
  - Second reading, 4614
- Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 33)
  - Second reading, 584–585
- Traffic Safety (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 17)
  - Second reading, 437–438
- Traffic Safety Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 50)
  - Second reading, 1592–1595
- Transgender people
  - TransCare Fund, Pretty Young Things Studios, member's statement, 3077–3078
  - Transgender Awareness Week, member's statement, 2896
- Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 40)
  - Second reading, 1306
- Trespass to Property Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 2) (No. 109)
  - Second reading, 3300
- United Nations Commission on the Status of Women
  - Saskatchewan delegate Amber Stewart, recognition, member's statement, 3910
- Vaccination
  - National Immunization Awareness Week, member's statement, 2225
- Vaccination, COVID-19
  - Children
    - Messaging and rollout, 2305
    - Parental consent and ease of access, 1447–1448, 2305
  - Government messaging, impact on rates, 1693–1694
  - Risk-based prioritization, 369–370, 397–398
    - Non-Saskatchewan Health Authority clinical staff, 512–513
- Vaping
  - Flavoured products, restrictions, ministerial statement (Merriman), 540–541
- Vapour Products Tax Act (No. 32)
  - Second reading, 584
- Vehicles for Hire Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 24)
  - Second reading, 450–451
- Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert
  - Free parking for cancer patients, removal, 5526–5527
- Violence
  - Indigenous women and girls
    - Declaration, Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
      - Government support, moved (Wyant), 2391
- Volunteers
  - Amodia, Jr., Joseph (Buddy), community volunteer, member's statement, 5019
- Warrant Compliance Act (No. 118)
  - Second reading, 3331–3332