Hansard Subject Index - 29th Legislature

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P3 (public-private partnerships)
- See
  - Public-private partnerships
Pacific Northwest Economic Region
- Annual summit, member's statement
  - Francis, 4690
PACT (police and crisis teams)
- See
  - Police and crisis teams
PAGC (Prince Albert Grand Council)
- See
  - Prince Albert Grand Council
Pain management
- Opioids
  - See
    - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Opioid
- Pelvic, botox treatment for
  - See
    - Health benefits coverage – Botox treatment for pelvic pain, review decision to discontinue coverage, petition
- Regina and Saskatoon, chronic pain clinics, funding, U604, U606
  - Budget debate, 5116
- Regina Chronic Pain Clinic, funding, U399, U604
PAMI (Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute)
- See
  - Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute
Pandemic
- See
  - COVID-19
Parades
- Khalsa Day Parade
  - See
    - Sikhism – Sikh Society of Regina, Khalsa Day Parade, member's statement
- Pride parades
  - See
    - Sexual orientation – Pride events and parades, disinvitation of Sask Party members, and education policy
Paralegals
- See
  - Justice Ministry – Staff, paralegals
  - Law Society of Saskatchewan – Paralegal program
Paramedics
- Community paramedicine, training and resourcing, U220
- Documentary series, Paramedics: Emergency Response
  - See
    - Television
- Fire in the Kitchen fundraiser
  - See
    - Fire departments and firefighters – Fire in the Kitchen fundraiser to support burn victims, member's statement
- Funding, budget debate, 1880, 1932, 1948, 1958, 1961, 1984, 2001, 2005, 2016, 2021, 2024–25, 2026
- Hills, Paul, and Paramedic Services Week
  - See
    - First responders – Mental health advocacy of Paul Hills, member's statement
- Recognition, Throne Speech response, 2736
- Scope of practice, expanding
  - See
    - Health care professionals – Scope of practice, expanding
- Supports for
  - Hindley, 2964–65
  - Love, 2964
- Training, U495, U512, U513
  - See also
    - Parkland College
  - Bursaries, U617
Parents
- See also
  - Families
- Cost of living, impact on
  - See
    - Cost of living – And support for families
- Michif traditional parenting project, N721
- Mother's
  - See
- Parent teacher associations
  - See
    - School boards and divisions – School community councils
- Parental rights
  - See also
    - Education – Parental involvement
    - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
  - Absence from Throne Speech, Throne Speech response, 4395, 4486
- Post-secondary students, grant
  - See
    - Post-secondary students – Financial supports – Grant for students with dependents
- Teenagers
  - See
    - Teenage pregnancy
Parkland College
- Cumberland College, merger with
  - See
    - Suncrest College
- Firefighter training program, Melville, N506
  - Budget debate, 3403, 3455, 3457
  - Equipment purchases, funding, budget debate, 3478
  - Facility, capital funding, U497
  - First graduating class
    - See
      - Suncrest College – Saskatchewan Emergency Response Institute, Melville
  - Funding, ministerial responsibility, breakdown, budget debate, 3456–57
  - Member's statement
    - Kaeding, 3518–19
- Funding, U117
- Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
  - See
    - Regional colleges – Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
- Paramedic training, budget debate, 3457
Parks
- National
  - Grasslands National Park
    - Documentary film
      - See
        Film industry – Wild Prairie Man
    - Prognathodon discovery
      - See
        Fossils
  - Meewasin Valley, Saskatoon, national urban park, creation
    - See
      - Parks, urban – Meewasin Valley, Saskatoon – National urban park, creation
- Playgrounds
  - See
    - Playgrounds
- Provincial
  - See
    - Parks, provincial
- Regional
  - See
    - Parks, regional
- Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association awards
  - See
    - Recreation – Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association
- Urban
  - See
    - Parks, urban
Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
- See also
  - Parks, provincial
- COVID-19 funding, N17
- Estimates
  - See
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, Estimates
- Francophone affairs branch
  - Funding, federal, C437, N630
  - Translation of COVID-19 pandemic information
    - See
      - Francophones – COVID-19 pandemic information, translation of
- Funding, N205
  - Budget debate, 323–24
- Heritage conservation branch, projects, N4–5
- Inflation, impact on operations, N203–4, N453
- Information technology
  - Heritage conservation client service system, N5
  - Online camping reservation system, N9–11, N216–17
    - Budget debate, 1906
    - Water quality alerts, P355
- Legislative Secretary, outreach
  - Budget debate, 3435
  - Throne Speech response, 2629–30
- Minister engagement, Throne Speech response, 2734–35
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- Provincial parks website, improvements, N450
- Reconciliation initiatives
  - See
    - Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, Calls to Action – Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, initiatives
- Senior Indigenous advisor, N17
- Staff, numbers, C206, N453
- Staff, utilities technologist, P354–55
- Status of Women office, ministerial transfer
  - See
    - Status of Women office – Ministerial transfer
- Third-party organizations, funding, N450, N630
  - Budget debate, 3446
Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, Estimates
- See also
  - Status of Women office, Estimates
- (2020, December), supplementary, 225–26, 242
  - Love, 225–26
  - Ross, L., 225–26
- (2021-22), main, N3–20, N21–36, N132
  - Bowes, N23–35
  - Love, N5–20
  - Ottenbreit, N26–27
  - Ross, L., N3–16, N18–20, N21–24, N26–35
  - Wilson, N35
- (2022-23), main, N195–202, N203–18, N325
  - Bowes, N196–202
  - Love, N203–18
  - McLeod, T., N198, N208
  - Ross, L., N195–96, N198–202, N203–15, N217–18
- (2022, November), supplementary, N375–80
  - Mowat, N376–80
  - Ross, L., N375–80
- (2023, March), supplementary, N593–94
- (2023-24), main, N449–72, N592
  - Bowes, N458–72
  - Ross, L., N449–64, N466–72
  - Teed, N451–56
- (2023, November), supplementary, N595–99
  - Nippi-Albright, N595–99
  - Ross, L., N595–99
- (2024, March), supplementary, N730
- (2024-25), main, N629–47, N729
  - Bowes, N642–47
  - Ross, L., N629–47
  - Teed, N631–40
Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2018) v.2, ch.48, P327–29
  - Hargrave, P329
  - Nerlien, P329
  - Young, A., P328–29
- (2019) v.2, ch.23, P352–55
  - Hargrave, P355
  - Young, A., P354–55
  - Recommendations, P355
- (2020) v.2, ch.17, P329–30
  - Goudy, P330
  - Hargrave, P329
  - Young, A., P330
  - Recommendation, P330
- (2020) v.2, ch.45, P327–29
  - Hargrave, P328–29
  - Nerlien, P328–29
  - Young, A., P328–29
Parks, national
- Grasslands National Park
  - Documentary film
    - See
      - Film industry – Wild Prairie Man
  - Prognathodon discovery
    - See
      - Fossils
- Meewasin Valley, Saskatoon, national urban park, creation
  - See
    - Parks, urban – Meewasin Valley, Saskatoon – National urban park, creation
Parks, provincial
- Access roads, paving, accomplishments, Throne Speech response, 4438, 4442, 4474
- Accessibility, budget debate, 3446
- Amenities and activities, budget debate, 5171
- Amenities and service delivery, partnerships with private businesses, N8–9, N450, N630
- Award of Excellence recipient, SaskParks, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 206–7
- Battlefords Provincial Park, improvements, Throne Speech response, 2699, 4474
- Buffalo Pound Provincial Park, improvements, Throne Speech response, 2734
- Business development framework, N8–9
- Camp-easy programs, N449
- Campsites, online booking system
  - See
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Information technology – Online camping reservation system
- Capital projects
  - See
    - Parks, provincial – Upgrades
- COVID-19, increased usage
  - See
    - Parks, provincial – And outdoor activities, increased usage during COVID-19
- COVID-19, service adjustments and safety protocols, N6–7
- COVID-19, staffing adjustments, N7
- Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park
  - Fire prevention and mitigation, Throne Speech response, 2705–6
  - Investment, Throne Speech response, 2704
  - Throne Speech response, 2734
  - Upgrades and activities, N19, N215
- Drinking water, provision of
  - Municipal agreements
    - See
      - Municipalities – Drinking water supply agreements with provincial parks
  - Operation and maintenance requirements, documentation, P352–53, P354
  - Records, supervisory review, P353, P354
  - Water treatment
    - See
      - Water, treatment facilities
- Duck Mountain Provincial Park
  - Golf course, recognition, Throne Speech response, 2735
  - Investments, Throne Speech response, 4490
- Echo Valley Provincial Park, investments and upgrades, Throne Speech response, 4490
- Education, contributions to, N629
- Fees, N630
  - See also
    - Parks, provincial – Seniors park passes
  - No increase, budget debate, 5170
  - School groups and seniors, waived for, Throne Speech response, 4515
  - Summer 2021, waive
    - Ross, L., 856
    - Young, A., 856
- Good Spirit Lake Provincial Park
  - And Gunn's beach sand dunes, Throne Speech response, 2735
  - Upgrades, Throne Speech response, 1082, 4490
  - Water quality, P355
- Great Blue Heron Provincial Park, recognition, Throne Speech response, 2735
- Greenwater Lake Provincial Park, paving project
  - Budget debate, 295
  - Throne Speech response, 928, 932
- Katepwa Point Provincial Park, improvements, member's statement
  - Keisig, 2117
- Lac La Ronge Provincial Park, Holy Trinity Church
  - See
    - Historic sites – Holy Trinity Church, Stanley Mission, refurbishment, funding
- Moose Mountain Provincial Park, Throne Speech response, 108
- And outdoor activities, increased importance during COVID-19, N3–4
  - Budget debate, 323–24
- And outdoor activities, increased usage during COVID-19, N36, N37, N203, N217, N450
- Recreational activities, N449
  - See also
    - Parks, provincial – Winter camping and recreation
- Resource activity, management, N16
- Revenue, N9
- Rowan's Ravine Provincial Park
  - Group pavilion, budget debate, 3458, 5221
  - Group pavilion, Throne Speech, 4375
  - Surrounding highways, repairs
    - Budget debate, 3458, 5171
    - Member's statement
      - Keisig, 807–8
    - Throne Speech response, 932
- Saskamper Apparel, partnership, N456
- Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park
  - Stauber Family Farm Playground
    - See
      - Playgrounds
  - Upgrades, Throne Speech response, 4506
- Seniors park passes, N9
- Staffing, post-secondary students, N7
- Upgrades
  - Budget debate, 320, 324, 358
  - Funding, C380, C526, N4, N215–16, N450, N630
  - Funding, budget debate, 273, 1882, 1906, 2007, 3446, 5118, 5221, 5227, 5283
  - Government accomplishment, Throne Speech, 4369
  - Government accomplishment, Throne Speech response, 4426, 4442, 4444, 4483, 4490, 4506
  - Provincial sales tax, application of, N455–56
  - Throne Speech, 881, 4375
  - Throne Speech response, 46, 56, 108, 169, 999, 4515
- Usage increase and landscape protection, N17
- Visitation, N203, N450, N630
  - See also
    - Parks, provincial – And outdoor activities, increased importance during COVID-19
  - Budget debate, 324, 1906, 2007, 3446
  - Throne Speech, 4375
  - Throne Speech response, 979–80, 999, 2731, 2734, 4444, 4515
- Website, saskparks.com
  - See
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Provincial parks website, improvements
- Winter camping and recreation, N203, N217, N449–50
  - See also
    - Parks, provincial – Amenities and activities
  - Member's statement
    - Docherty, 1237
Parks, regional
- Alcohol consumption in designated areas
  - See
    - Alcohol – Consumption in municipal parks, legislation
- Board membership, residency requirement, N557
- Dissolution and privatization, N7–8
- Funding, N4, N218, N630
  - See also
    - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Third-party organizations, funding
  - Budget debate, 5118, 5171, 5197, 5221, 5227, 5242, 5256
  - And fees, N639–40
  - Member's statement
    - Steele, 5272
- Jean Louis Legare park, Willow Bunch, funding, Throne Speech response, 4517–18
- Lac Pelletier Regional Park, Guinness world record, Throne Speech response, 2705
Parks, urban
- Alcohol consumption in designated areas
  - See
    - Alcohol – Consumption in municipal parks, legislation
- Constable Shelby Patton Memorial Park, Indian Head, grand opening, member's statement
  - McMorris, 2999
- Meewasin Valley, Saskatoon
  - Board participation, member for Saskatoon Riversdale, Throne Speech response, 4402
  - Funding, N17
    - See also
      - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Third-party organizations, funding
  - Million Steps for Mental Health contest
    - See
      - Fundraising – Streedhar, Fran, Million Steps for Mental Health
  - National urban park, creation, N216, N637, N638–39
    - Member's statement
      - Ritchie, 1472
  - Recognition, member's statement
    - Ritchie, 3833
  - Visitation, Throne Speech response, 4402
- Regina, Coronation Park, needs, Throne Speech response, 4549
- Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw
  - Farmer's market, addition, member's statement
    - Beck, 661–62
  - Lorne Calvert Campground and Lorne Calvert Loop, provincial naming policy, ministerial statement (Moe)
    - Meili, 1299–1300
    - Moe, 1299
- Wascana Centre, Regina
  - Accessibility improvements, N718
  - Bylaws, new and updated, N194, N534
  - Capital improvements, N718
  - Commercial development, P555–57
    - Canadian National Institute for the Blind and Brandt Developments, N114–15
      - Litigation, N530–31
      - Litigation, settlement costs, N718–19
        
        Beck, 4630
        
        Conway, 4630–31
        
        Hargrave, 4630–31
        
        Reiter, 4630
      - Litigation, settlement costs, budget debate, 5137–38, 5158, 5239, 5289
      - Site remediation, status, N533
  - COVID-19, usage and restrictions, N113–14
  - Goats, use in weed control, N534–35
  - Invasive species and wildlife, management, N718
  - Legislative Building west lawn, designate as Chief Piapot Cultural Learning Grounds, petition
    - See
      - Legislative Building, Regina – Chief Piapot Cultural Learning Grounds, designate west lawn, petition
  - Master plan
    - See
      - Provincial Capital Commission – Master plan, review
  - Outdoor fitness stations, new, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 1060–61
  - Security, provision of
    - See
  - Wascana Lake
    - See
      - Lakes
  - Wayfinding signage project, N718
  - Website, replacement, funding, N718
Pasqua First Nation
- See
  - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty rights, protection, recognition of efforts by
- Pro Metal Industries, Regina
  - See
    - Manufacturing industry – Pro Metal Industries, Regina, facility expansion
Pasqua Hospital, Regina
- Acute care beds, additional
  - See
    - Hospitals – Regina and Saskatoon, acute care beds – Additional, funding
- Medical radiology technologists, shortage, impact on patient care
  - Hindley, 4833–34
  - Love, 4833–34
Passover
- Member's statement
  - Goudy, 5474
Pastoral care
- See
  - Spiritual care
Pastures
- Pests
  - Regulation and control
    - See
      - Pests – Regulated
  - Weed control
    - See also
      - Crown land – Weed control, responsibility for
    - Funding, E360, E371
- Range health assessments, E372, E519
Patents
- Bion Airlock System, Celestial Labs
  - See
    - Astronautics – Celestial Labs, airlock system, commercialization
- Solvent extraction cells
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Research Council – Solvent extraction cells, development
Patients
- Critical incidents resulting from COVID-19, P103
- Critical incidents resulting in death, P101, P103
- Discharge from facilities
  - See
    - Hospitals – Patients, discharge from facilities
- In home care
  - See
    - Home care – Patient concerns and input
- Informed consent
  - See
- Medical records
  - See
    - Medical records
- Missed appointments
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments – Northern Saskatchewan – Missed appointments
- Out-of-province services and treatments, reimbursement for out of pocket expenses
  - Breast cancer screening
    - See
      - Breast cancer – Screening program – Contract with out-of-province provider, patient expenses, reimbursement
  - Hip and knee replacements
    - See
      - Surgery – Orthopedic – Contract with out-of-province clinic
  - Hyperbaric therapy
    - See
      - Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital, Moose Jaw – Hyperbaric chamber, out-of-province treatment, reimbursement for out-of-pocket expenses
  - Pediatric gastroenterology
    - See
      - Physicians, specialists – Pediatric gastroenterology specialists – Recruitment, and out-of-province travel for care
  - Rare diseases
    - See
      - Health benefits coverage – Rare diseases – Treatment and travel expenses
- Safety alerts, P102–3
Pawned Property (Recording) Amendment Act, 2020 (No. 16)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 212
- Second reading
  - Mowat, 459
  - Wotherspoon, 435–36
  - Wyant, 435
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 459
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N61
  - Wyant, N60–61
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Goudy), N61
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 737
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 737
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 737
- Royal Assent, 860
Pay equity
- Legislation, N28–29, N197–99, N462–63, U300–301
  - See also
    - Employment – Female-dominated careers in the caring economy
  - Bowes, 371, 2175–76
  - Harpauer, 371
  - Ross, L., 2175–76
- Legislation, budget debate, 317, 402, 2028
- Legislation, jurisdictional scan, N28, N198, U300–301
- Legislation, petition
  - Beck, 336, 509, 1660
  - Bowes, 262, 307, 393, 443, 533, 555, 661, 676, 723–24, 741, 751, 761, 771, 796, 851, 891, 968, 1085, 1114–15, 1156–57, 1180–81, 1205, 1234, 1291, 1351, 1375, 1411–12, 1744, 2036, 2098, 2169, 2187–88, 2277, 2786, 2848, 3565, 3847, 5600, 5725
  - Love, 577
  - Meili, 1322
  - Mowat, 485, 699, 817
  - Nippi-Albright, 465
  - Ritchie, 365
  - Sarauer, 641, 805
  - Teed, 3244–45
  - Wotherspoon, 599
  - Young, A., 277, 689, 912
- Legislation and equal pay for equal work, U81, U301–2
- Pay Equity Day, member's statement
  - Bowes, 2170
PCAN (protected and conserved areas network)
- See
  - Environmental protection – Representative area networks
PDAP (provincial disaster assistance program)
- See
  - Provincial disaster assistance program
Peat moss
- Development, royalties, E135
- Lambert Peat Moss, proposed development, petition
  - Bowes, 699
  - Nippi-Albright, 741, 796, 806, 818, 852, 2958, 3287
  - Ritchie, 968, 1157, 1259, 1412, 1605, 1793, 2036
  - Vermette, 676, 689, 761, 1323–24, 1527
  - Young, A., 723
- Premier Peat, expansion
  - Budget debate, 2046, 5146
  - Throne Speech response, 932, 2618
- Premier Tech Horticulture
  - 100th anniversary, member's statement
    - Bradshaw, 3633–34
  - Throne Speech response, 4421
- Sunterra Horticulture, Norquay, Throne Speech response, 4442
Pediatrics
- Child death review committee
  - See
    - Children – Child death review committee
- COVID-19 admissions
  - See
    - Health facilities – COVID-19, pediatric admissions
- Funding, U604
  - Budget debate, 5116
- Gastroenterology program, funding, U398, U604, U606, U614
  - See also
    - Physicians, specialists – Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
  - Budget debate, 5116
- Hospital capacity
  - See
    - Hospitals – Pediatric capacity
- Investments, U4
  - Budget debate, 303
- Magnetic resonance imaging scanner
  - See
    - Diagnostic imaging – Pediatric portable magnetic resonance imaging scanner, member's statement
- Medication shortage, government actions
  - Merriman, 2898
  - Mowat, 2898
  - And formula shortage
    - Hindley, 3116–17
    - Merriman, 3193
    - Young, A., 3116–17, 3192–93
- And obstetrical services
  - See also
    - Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, Saskatoon – Occupancy, impact on service delivery
  - Meili, 1891
  - Moe, 1891
- Physicians
  - See
    - Physicians, specialists – Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
- Subspecialties
  - See also
    - Physicians, specialists – Pediatric gastroenterology specialists – And other pediatric specialists, recruitment
  - Funding, U398
Peepeekisis Cree Nation
- Powwow, participation of Keaton Constant, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 3439
Pelletier, Alex
- See
  - Tributes
Penner, Glen Howard
- See
  - Condolence motions
Pension Benefits Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 108)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 2966
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3096–97
  - Conway, 3257–58, 3314–15
  - Eyre, 2984
  - Love, 3073
  - Mowat, 3235–36
  - Nippi-Albright, 3181
  - Ritchie, 3211–12
  - Sarauer, 2985
  - Teed, 3152
  - Vermette, 3299–3300
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3315
- Committee discussion
  - Eyre, N573–74
  - Sarauer, N573–75
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Ottenbreit)
    - Ottenbreit, N575
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3783
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 3783
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 3783
- Royal Assent, 3941
Pensions
- And benefits, funding, C253, C427, C537, C538
- Canada Pension Plan
  - See
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – Canada Pension Plan, early applications for
  - Alberta's withdrawal, impact on Saskatchewan
    - Beck, 4556, 4579–80
    - Harpauer, 4556–57, 4579–80
    - Harrison, J., 4579
    - Wotherspoon, 4556–57
  - Benefits, impact on automobile injury insurance claims
    - See
      - Automobile insurance – Injury coverage – Additional care benefits and end of income replacement clawback
- Government liabilities, P502
- Inflation, impact on, C266–67
- Public employees pension plan, members, information sharing with, P357
- Teachers' superannuation plan
  - See
    - Teachers' Superannuation Commission
PEPP (public employees pension plan)
- See
  - Pensions – Public employees pension plan, members, information sharing with
Peppler, Gary
- See
  - Tributes
Performing arts centres
- See
  - Performing arts facilities
Performing arts facilities
- Conexus Arts Centre, Regina, funding, N101, N114, N116, N184, N529–30, N717–18
- Globe Theatre, Regina, funding, budget debate, 372
Perinatal mortality
- Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month, member's statement
  - Young, A., 2598
Persian New Year
- See
  - Nowruz
Personal and/or special-care homes
- See also
  - Long-term care facilities
- Abuse allegations, investigations, U632
- Brightwater Senior Living, Regina, upgrade to special-care home status, U380–81, U400–401, U626–27
- Closures, Throne Speech response, 4477, 4564
- Contract templates, P213, P214
- Emmanuel Villa Special Care Home, Emerald Park, transfer of seniors to other facilities
  - See also
    - Personal and/or special-care homes – Brightwater Senior Living, Regina, upgrade to special-care home status
  - Hindley, 2898–99
  - Love, 2898–99
- Eviction of residents, Throne Speech response, 4395, 4396, 4424, 4456, 4500
- Facility closures, impact on residents and government support
  - Beck, 4386
  - Love, 4386
  - McLeod, T., 4386
  - Moe, 4386
- Inspections, pilot process, U380
- Inspections and quality improvement, P213
- Lutheran Care Home, Regina
  - Closure
    - Burki, 4180
    - Love, 4179–80, 4386
    - McLeod, T., 4179–80, 4386
    - Moe, 4180–81
  - Closure, impact on staff
    - Harrison, J., 4387
    - Love, 4387
  - Purchase by Saskatchewan Health Authority, recognition of community advocacy
    - Budget debate, 5268
    - Member's statement
      - Burki, 4832
- Provincial Affiliate Resource Group, P214
- Quality of care, performance measures, P213–14
- Qu'Appelle House, Regina, recognition, member's statement
  - Sarauer, 4015
Personal care home benefit 5568, C430
- And financial supports for seniors
  - Hindley, 2137
  - Wilson, 2137
- Income threshold, increase, U415, U623, U636
  - Adequacy, budget debate, 5166, 5233
  - Budget debate, 5117, 5224, 5259, 5281, 5292
  - Petition
    - Love, 2658, 2977
- Income threshold and subsidy cap
  - Beck, 2981
  - Love, 2981–82
  - Makowsky, 2916, 2981–82
  - Moe, 2981
  - Wilson, 2916
- Subsidy, increase, U635, U674
  - Budget debate, 3402, 3431, 3457
  - Saskatchewan assured income for disability recipients, U415, U635
    - Budget debate, 3402, 3457
Personal protective equipment
- See also
- Supply management improvements, 837
Personal support workers
- See
  - Continuing care aides – Compensation, compared to personal support workers
  - Personal and/or special-care homes – Brightwater Senior Living, Regina, upgrade to special-care home status
Persons
- Children
  - See
    - Children
- Deaf-blind persons
  - See
    - Deaf-blind persons
- With disabilities
  - See
    - Persons with disabilities
- Displaced persons
  - See
    - Refugees
- Homeless
  - See
    - Homelessness
- Imprisoned
  - See
    - Prisoners
- Missing
  - See
    - Missing persons
- Persons Day, member's statement
  - Morgan, 4287
- Women
  - See
    - Women
Persons with disabilities
- Accessibility
  - Farmers
    - See
      - Farmers – Accessibility, donation of hydraulic lift chair, member's statement
  - Playgrounds
    - See
      - Playgrounds
  - Recreational facilities
    - See
      - Hockey – Chevrolet Good Deeds Cup – Lloydminster U-13 female Blazers, champions, member's statement
  - SaskAbilities
    - See
      - SaskAbilities
  - Saskatchewan accessibility office
    - See
      - Saskatchewan accessibility office
  - Transportation
    - See
      - Transportation services – Passenger services, intermunicipal – Accessibility advocate Terri Sleeva
  - Wascana Centre, Regina, improvements
    - See
      - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina – Accessibility improvements
  - Wheelchair challenge, First Steps Wellness Centre, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 3762
- Accessibility legislation, U635
  - Development, U230–31
  - Engagement plan, U88, U89–90
  - Introduction of, Throne Speech, 2568
  - Regulations, development, U415
- Advocacy, recognition of Michael Huck, member's statement
  - Clarke, 4876
- Athlete, Kyrell Sopotyk
  - See
    - Athletes – Sopotyk, Kyrell, recognition, member's statement
- Battlefords Trade and Education Centre
  - Anniversary, member's statement
    - Cockrill, 3103–4
- Blind persons
  - See
    - Deaf-blind persons
- Camp Easter Seal
  - Easter Seal Camp Day, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 4070
  - Snowarama fundraiser, member's statement
    - Ottenbreit, 1717–18, 3266, 5423
- Canadian Blind Hockey Association
  - See
    - Hockey – Try skating and blind hockey field trip, member's statement
- Caregivers
  - See
    - Caregivers
- Children, inclusive early childhood education and child care
  - See
    - Early childhood education and child care – Children with disabilities, inclusion initiatives
    - Early childhood education and child care – Early years intensive support program
- Chip and Dale Homes day program facility, budget debate, 5291–92
- Cosmo Industries, Saskatoon
  - Anniversary, member's statement
    - Buckingham, 1353
  - Day program facility renovation, member's statement
    - Lambert, 3113–14
  - Recycling collection program
    - See
      - Recycling industry – Cans4Cosmo container collection program, reusable bags, member's statement
  - Spirit of Cosmo Breakfast and award recipient Al Anderson, member's statement
    - Eyre, 2979
- Curling
  - See
    - Curling – Canadian Wheelchair Championship 2023, Saskatchewan 1 team, champions, member's statement
- Deaf persons
  - See
    - Deaf-blind persons
- Disability Employment Awareness Month, member's statement
  - Morgan, 4409
- Disability Service Professional Week, member's statement
  - Keisig, 5681–82
- Disability strategy, E569
  - Throne Speech response, 1071
- Disability tax credit, 2329, 5568, C430
- Employability assistance for persons with disabilities
  - See
    - Employability assistance for persons with disabilities
- Employment opportunities, Kelvington-Wadena, member's statement
  - Nerlien, 2509
- Employment supports, E569
  - See also
    - Labour force – Under-represented groups, training and development
- Funding, budget debate, 271, 318, 1882, 3402
- Government supports and housing options
  - Beck, 5603–4
  - Conway, 5604–5
  - Makowsky, 5603–5
- Housing, barrier-free
  - See
    - Housing, rental – Affordable – And barrier-free, new units, member's statement
- Housing, supportive
  - And accessible rental units, Prince Albert
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Affordable and supportive rental units, Prince Albert, grand opening, member's statement
  - Development
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Supportive housing – Development
- Inclusion Month, member's statement
  - Young, C., 2599
- Intellectual disabilities, U680
  - Client contact standards, P422–23
  - Funding, budget debate, 347
  - Group homes
    - See
      - Group homes
  - Needs assessment and funding determination, P417–18, U476
  - Self-directed funding, U680
  - Services and supports, funding, U232, U415, U636
    - Budget debate, 5117
  - Services provided by community-based organizations
    - See
      - Community-based organizations – Intellectual disabilities, service providers
  - Supports, U88, U89
- International Day of Persons with Disabilities, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 1495–96
  - Conway, 100, 1473
- Person-centred approach, P258
- Personal experience, budget debate, 5191
- Pilots, Gus Zelinski
  - See
    - Pilots
- Politicians
  - See
    - Politicians – Parliamentarians with Disabilities
- Private service homes
  - See
    - Group homes – And private service homes, oversight
- In the public service
  - See
    - Public service – Disabilities
    - Public service – Inclusive hiring
  - Persons with disabilities network
    - See
      - Public service – Employee networks
- Public service summer student employment program, disability focus and target
  - See
    - Public service – Summer student program
- Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living program
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Aids to Independent Living
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - See
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability
- Sledge hockey
  - See
    - Hockey – Sledge hockey
- Special needs equipment, provision of
  - See
    - Saskabilities
- Support workers
  - Caseloads, P422
  - Recruitment and retention, U477
  - Retention, Throne Speech response, 2702
- Transit assistance, funding, N183, N527, N672
  - Budget debate, 319
- Universal disability benefit
  - See
    - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – Universal disability benefit, federal
Pesach
- See
  - Passover
Pests
- Aquatic invasive species
  - See
    - Aquatic invasive species
- Blacklegged ticks, monitoring, E593
- Clubroot
  - See
    - Clubroot
- Control programs, funding
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities – Pest control programs, funding
- Household pesticide, disposal
  - See
    - Recycling industry – Household hazardous waste
- Mountain pine beetle
  - See
    - Forests and forestry – Mountain pine beetle, control measures
- Pesticide, application, use of artificial intelligence
  - See
    - Agricultural technology – Precision AI, Regina
- Potato diseases
  - See
    - Crops – Potatoes, diseases, surveillance activities
- Rats
  - See
    - Rats
- Regulated, control measures
  - Producer guidance, P30–31
  - Reporting, P31, P32–33
- Regulated, designation process, P33
- Richardson's ground squirrel
  - See
    - Gophers – Prairie (Richardson's ground squirrel)
- In Wascana Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina – Invasive species and wildlife, management
- Weeds, control
  - See
    - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina – Goats, use in weed control
Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
- Creighton sportsplex upgrades, partnership
  - See
    - Skating rinks – Creighton sportsplex upgrades, partnership with Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation
- Whitesand dam flooding, settlement costs
  - See
    - Power stations – Whitesand dam, flooding and remediation, settlement costs, SaskPower
Petersen, Arne
- See
  - Tributes
Petitions [Session 1]
- Airports
  - Regina International Airport and Saskatoon International Airport traffic control towers, closure
    - See
      - Airports – Regina International Airport, airport traffic control tower – And Saskatoon International Airport, airport traffic control tower, closure, petition
  - Regina International Airport traffic control tower, closure
    - See
      - Airports – Regina International Airport, airport traffic control tower – Closure, petition
- Carbon tax
  - Federal imposition, stop
    - See
      - Carbon tax (Canada) – Federal imposition, stop, petition
- Cellular services
  - Coverage, improve along Hanson Lake Road Highway No. 106
    - See
      - Cellular services – Coverage, improve along Hanson Lake Road Highway No. 106, petition
- Electric vehicles
  - Tax, cancel
    - See
      - Electric vehicles – Tax – Cancel, petition
- Emergency housing
  - The Lighthouse, The Battlefords, provide core funding
    - See
      - Emergency housing – The Lighthouse, The Battlefords, provide core funding, petition
- Environmental protection
  - Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat
    - See
      - Environmental protection – Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition
- Freedom of expression
  - Bill C-10 (federal), stop from proceeding
    - See
      - Freedom of expression – Bill C-10 (federal), stop from proceeding, petition
- Health benefits coverage
  - Botox treatment for pelvic pain, review decision to discontinue coverage
    - See
      - Health benefits coverage – Botox treatment for pelvic pain, review decision to discontinue coverage, petition
  - Hemophilia, therapeutic treatment, Hemlibra, rapid approval
    - See
      - Health benefits coverage – Hemophilia, therapeutic treatment, Hemlibra, petition
- Hospitals, emergency rooms
  - Wait times, reduction, fully fund and execute a plan
    - See
      - Hospitals, emergency rooms – Wait times, reduction – Plan, fully fund and execute, petition
- Housing, rental
  - Saskatchewan rental housing supplement, restore
    - See
      - Housing, rental – Saskatchewan rental housing supplement – Restore, petition
- Income assistance programs
  - And federal COVID-19 relief, clawback of benefits, stop and return
    - See
      - Income assistance programs – And federal COVID-19 relief – Clawback of benefits, stop and return, petition
- Internet
  - High-speed, available and affordable for residents of La Ronge, Air Ronge, and the Lac La Ronge Indian Band
    - See
      - Internet – High-speed, available and affordable for residents of La Ronge, Air Ronge, and the Lac La Ronge Indian Band – Petition
- Long-term care facilities
  - La Ronge, immediately invest in a new facility
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities – La Ronge, immediately invest in a new facility, petition
- Mental health and addictions facilities
  - Emergency units, support and funding
    - See
      - Mental health and addictions facilities – Emergency units – Support and funding, petition
- Pay equity
  - Legislation
    - See
      - Pay equity – Legislation, petition
- Peat moss
  - Lambert Peat Moss, proposed development
    - See
      - Peat moss – Lambert Peat Moss, proposed development, petition
- Pipelines, oil industry
  - United States, engage to ensure continued operation and future expansions
    - See
      - Pipelines, oil industry – United States, engage to ensure continued operation and future expansions, petition
- Suicide prevention
  - Strategy, develop and implement
    - See
      - Suicide prevention – Strategy, develop and implement, petition
Petitions [Session 2]
- Broadview Union Hospital
  - Emergency department and acute care services, stop closure
    - See
      - Broadview Union Hospital – Emergency department and acute care services, stop closure, petition
- Capital investments
  - Encourage for economic benefits, demand government continue efforts
    - See
      - Capital investments – Encourage for economic benefits, demand government continue efforts, petition
- Climate change
  - Action plan, enact and allocate appropriate funding
    - See
      - Climate change – Action plan, enact and allocate appropriate funding, petition
- COVID-19, government response
  - Public inquiry
    - See
      - COVID-19, government response – Public inquiry – Petition
- Duty-to-consult framework
  - Develop new
    - See
      - Duty-to-consult framework – Develop new, and stop the sell-off of Crown land, petition
- Education, funding
  - Adequate and stable
    - See
      - Education, funding – Adequate and stable, petition
- Family doctors
  - Recruit and retain in Martensville and Warman
    - See
      - Family doctors – Recruitment and retention in Martensville and Warman – Petition
- Health benefits coverage
  - Contraceptives, adopt a no-cost prescription policy
    - See
      - Health benefits coverage – Contraceptives – No-cost prescription policy, adopt, petition
  - In vitro fertilization, two rounds
    - See
      - Health benefits coverage – In vitro fertilization, two rounds, petition
- Health care workers
  - Rural services and facilities, fix crisis
    - See
      - Health care workers – Rural services and facilities – Fix crisis, petition
- Health facilities
  - Wilkie and District Health Centre, emergency department and out-patient services, stop closing
    - See
      - Health facilities – Wilkie and District Health Centre – Emergency department and out-patient services, stop closure, petition
- Highway No. 9
  - Hudson Bay to Preeceville, immediately address inadequate condition
    - See
      - Highway No. 9 – Hudson Bay to Preeceville, immediately address inadequate condition, petition
- Labour force
  - Paid sick leave legislation, implement
    - See
      - Labour force – Paid sick leave – Legislation, implement, petition
- Legislative Building, Regina
  - Chief Piapot Cultural Learning Grounds, designate west lawn
    - See
      - Legislative Building, Regina – Chief Piapot Cultural Learning Grounds, designate west lawn, petition
  - Security legislation, stop passage
    - See
      - Legislative Building, Regina – Security legislation – Stop passage, petition
- Medical laboratories
  - Regional, Yorkton laboratory services, restore
    - See
      - Medical laboratories – Rural laboratory services, restore, petition
- Mental health and addictions
  - Bipartisan committee, immediately create, petition
    - See
      - Mental health and addictions – Bipartisan committee, immediately create, petition
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Northern Saskatchewan, programs and facilities, immediately invest
    - See
      - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments – Northern Saskatchewan – Programs and facilities, immediately invest, petition
- Midwives
  - Training, introduce post-secondary program
    - See
      - Midwives – Training, introduce post-secondary program, petition
- Minimum wage
  - Raise to $15 per hour
    - See
      - Minimum wage – Raise to $15 per hour, petition
- Occupational health and safety
  - Standards, modernize to include contract and gig workers and provisions on mental health and sexual harassment
    - See
      - Occupational health and safety – Standards, modernize to include contract and gig workers and provisions on mental health and sexual harassment, petition
- Post-secondary students
  - International students, tuition, freeze
    - See
      - Post-secondary students – International students – Tuition, freeze, petition
- Provincial sales tax expansion
  - Restaurant meals, prepared meals, and children's clothing, reinstate exemption
    - See
      - Provincial sales tax expansion – Restaurant meals – And prepared meals and children's clothing, reinstate exemption, petition
- Railways
  - Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute, implement back-to-work legislation and designate as essential service
    - See
      - Railways – Canadian Pacific Railway, labour dispute – Back-to-work legislation, implement, and designate as essential service, petition
- Residential schools
  - Timber Bay and Ile-a-la-Crosse schools, recognize as provincially run residential schools
    - See
      - Residential schools – Timber Bay and Ile-a-la-Crosse schools – Recognize as provincially run residential schools, petition
- Saskatchewan income support program
  - Rent and utilities, restore direct payment of
    - See
      - Saskatchewan income support program – Rent and utilities, direct payment to landlords, discontinuation of – Restore, petition
- Seniors
  - Advocate, appoint
    - See
      - Seniors – Advocate, appoint, petition
  - Home supports program
    - See
      - Seniors – Home supports program – Petition
- Seniors, housing
  - Subsidies, elimination, reverse decision
    - See
      - Seniors, housing – Subsidies, elimination, reverse decision – Petition
  - Subsidy, Luther Heights, Saskatoon, elimination, reverse decision
    - See
      - Seniors, housing – Subsidies, elimination, reverse decision – Luther Heights, Saskatoon, petition
- Vehicles
  - Used, provincial sales tax exemption, restore
    - See
      - Vehicles – Used, provincial sales tax exemption, restore, petition
- Water, supply
  - Protect from current and future threats
    - See
      - Water, supply – Protection – Threats, current and future, petition
Petitions [Session 3]
- Abortion
  - Facilities, establish safe access zones
    - See
      - Abortion – Facilities, establish safe access zones, petition
- Carbon tax
  - Immediately end
    - See
      - Carbon tax (Canada) – Immediately end, petition
- Construction industry
  - Provincial sales tax, application to labour, exemption, immediately reinstate
    - See
      - Construction industry – Provincial sales tax, application to labour – Exemption, immediately reinstate, petition
- Cost of living
  - Affordability crisis, address
    - See
      - Cost of living – Affordability crisis – Address, petition
- Education policy
  - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students, immediately reverse and conduct public consultation
    - See
      - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students – Immediately reverse and conduct public consultation, petition
- Endometriosis
  - Endometriosis Awareness Month, proclaim, petition
    - See
      - Endometriosis – Endometriosis Awareness Month – Proclaim, petition
- Guns
  - Protect rights of law-abiding citizens
    - See
      - Guns – Protect rights of law-abiding citizens, petition
- Liquor stores
  - Public, closure, reverse decision
    - See
      - Liquor stores – Public, closure, reverse decision, petition
- Mental health and addictions, services and treatments
  - Northern and rural areas, provide adequate funding
    - See
      - Mental health and addictions, services and treatments – Northern and rural areas, provide adequate funding, petition
- Personal care home benefit
  - Increase
    - See
      - Personal care home benefit – Income threshold, increase – Petition
- Physicians, specialists
  - Pediatric gastroenterology specialists and other specialists, recruit
    - See
      - Physicians, specialists – Pediatric gastroenterology specialists – And other pediatric specialists, recruit, petition
- Saskatchewan assured income for disability
  - Benefits, indexation, petition
    - See
      - Saskatchewan assured income for disability – Benefits – Indexation – Petition
- Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Support, petition
    - See
      - Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation – Support, petition
- School boards and divisions, funding
  - Adequate, sustainable, and predictable
    - See
      - School boards and divisions, funding – Adequate, sustainable, and predictable, petition
- Sexual orientation
  - Conversion therapy, ban
    - See
      - Sexual orientation – Conversion therapy, ban, petition
- Suicide prevention
  - Strategy, work with community organizations and Northern leaders to develop
    - See
      - Suicide prevention – Strategy, work with community organizations and Northern leaders to develop, petition
- Women's shelters
  - Second-stage housing, operational funding, immediately provide
    - See
      - Women's shelters – Second-stage housing – Operational funding, immediately provide, petition
Petitions [Session 4]
- Carbon tax (Canada)
  - Immediately suspend
    - See
      - Carbon tax (Canada) – Immediately suspend, petition
- Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil
  - Extend to all forms of fuel
    - See
      - Carbon tax (Canada), temporary exemption for home heating oil – Extend to all forms of fuel, petition
- Climate change
  - Government action
    - See
      - Climate change – Government action, petition
- Curriculum
  - Sexual education, third-party educators, banning, reverse decision
    - See
      - Curriculum – Sexual education, third-party educators, banning – Reverse decision, petition
- Drugs and pharmaceuticals
  - Pharmacare, universal, support establishment of
    - See
      - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Pharmacare, universal, support establishment of, petition
- Duty-to-consult framework
  - Enact meaningful legislation
    - See
      - Duty-to-consult framework – Enact meaningful legislation, petition
- Education policy
  - Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
    - Repeal
      - See
        Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students – Immediately repeal and implement evidence-based sexual health education, petition
- Fuel tax
  - Suspend for six months to help with the high cost of living
    - See
      - Fuel tax – Suspend for six months to help with the high cost of living – Petition
- Health care workers
  - Short-staffing crisis and solutions to improve patient care
    - See
      - Health care workers – Short-staffing crisis, address, and find solutions to improve patient care, petition
- Labour legislation
  - Improvements
    - See
      - Labour legislation – Improvements for workers, petition
- Physicians
  - Recruitment
    - And retention, Rosthern and Duck Lake
      - See
        Physicians – Recruitment – And retention, Rosthern and Duck Lake – Petition
  - Retention, identify roadblocks and ensure effort put into retaining physicians
    - See
      - Physicians – Retention – Identify roadblocks and ensure effort put into retaining physicians, petition
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Units, renovate and ensure occupancy
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Units, renovate and ensure occupancy – Petition
- Water
  - Drinking water, Regina
    - See
      - Water – Drinking water, Regina – Support to replace lead water mains, petition
- Wildlife
  - Habitat protection
    - Duncairn Reservoir Migratory Bird Sanctuary
      - See
        Wildlife – Habitat protection – Duncairn Reservoir Migratory Bird Sanctuary, protect from expansion of irrigation, petition
Petroglyphs
- See
  - Historic sites – Wanuskewin Heritage Park
Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina
- Budget debate, 1929
- Funding, E112, E169, E330, E553
- Geothermal project
  - See
    - Power stations – Geothermal, Deep Earth Energy Production
- Heavy oil research, E171
- Power engineering students, work placements, E334
- Rebranding and expanded focus, C122–23
- Recognition, member's statement
  - Grewal, 3104
- Weyburn-Midale CO2 Monitoring and Storage Project
  - See
    - Carbon capture, utilization, and storage – Enhanced oil recovery – Weyburn-Midale CO2 Monitoring and Storage Project
Petting zoos
- Grotto Gardens Family Fun Farm, Maple Creek
  - See
    - Tourism industry – Grotto Gardens Family Fun Farm, Maple Creek, recognition
Pharmaceuticals
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
Pharmacies
- Clean room renovations, funding, U604
- Opioids, dispensing, risk-based approach to oversight, P77, P78, P84–85
- Pharmacist training
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – College of Pharmacy and Nutrition
- Pharmacists, scope of practice, expanding
  - See also
    - Health care professionals – Scope of practice, expanding
  - Budget debate, 5196, 5250–51
  - Training, funding, U604
- Pharmacy Appreciation Month, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 1977
- Pharmacy Association of Saskatchewan Awards, recipients, member's statement
  - Wyant, 3924
- Pharmacy technicians, training, U495, U512, U513
- Queen City Wellness Pharmacy
  - See
    - Homelessness – Income assistance mobile outreach services – Queen City Wellness Pharmacy, addition of, member's statement
- Take-home naloxone
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction – Naloxone, take-home kits
Philanthropy
- See
  - Charitable giving
Philip, Prince, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
- See
  - Tributes – Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
Phone books
- See
  - Saskatchewan Telecommunications – Directwest
Physical activity
- See
  - Parks, urban – Wascana Centre, Regina – Outdoor fitness stations, new, member's statement
Physical fitness centres
- Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, C257–58
  - Harpauer, 1919–20, 2282–83
  - Harrison, J., 2542
  - Love, 1919–20, 2542
  - Merriman, 2282
  - Young, A., 2282
- Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, budget debate, 1881, 1896, 1899, 1924–25, 1939, 1953, 2029, 2078
- Memberships, application of provincial sales tax, cancelled expansion
  - Throne Speech, 2562
  - Throne Speech response, 2610, 2612, 2614, 2646, 2651, 2670, 2684, 2698, 2703, 2723
- Rise Strength Lab, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement
  - Love, 5694
Physical therapists
- Training, expansion, U495, U512, U513, U658
Physical therapy
- First Steps Wellness Centre, Regina
  - See
    - Food banks – Regina, Tim Hortons Smile Cookies campaign recipient – And First Steps Wellness, member's statement
Physician assistants
- National Physician Assistants Day, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 4796
- Recruitment and retention, funding, U397
  - Throne Speech, 4373
- Training, U619
  - See also
    - University of Saskatchewan – College of Medicine – Physician assistant program
- Use of, 3866
  - See also
    - Health care professionals – Scope of practice, expanding
    - Urgent care centres – Staffing
  - Budget debate, 3429
  - Throne Speech, 4373
  - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4493, 4507
Physicians
- Addictions medicine training
  - See
    - Primary care – Mental health and addictions – Training program
- Autonomy
  - See
    - Health care, COVID-19 – Prevention and treatment
- Bishop, Dr. Michael
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Saskatchewan Order of Merit
- Canadian Women Physicians Day, member's statement
  - Lambert, 5019
- Chronic disease management quality improvement program, usage
  - See
    - Chronic diseases – Information technology, chronic disease management quality improvement program, physician usage
- And clinical staff, Jim Pattison Children's Hospital, U614–15
  - Throne Speech response, 60, 4397
- Compensation
  - See also
    - Family doctors – Compensation
  - Meili, 1796
  - Merriman, 1748–49, 1796–97
  - Mowat, 1748–49
  - Billing education program, P566
  - Fee-for-service, detection and recovery of inappropriate payments, P97–99, P564–67
    - Audit program, P566
    - Recovery rates, statistics, P99, P566–67
    - Risk-based strategy, P565
  - Fee-for-service and salaried positions, U229
  - Funding, U217, U406
  - Psychiatrists
    - See
      - Psychiatrists
  - Throne Speech response, 2639
  - Workers' compensation, initial report, fee structure
    - See
      - Workers' compensation – Primary practitioner's initial assessment report, fee structure
- COVID-19
  - See also
    - Health care workers, COVID-19
  - Costs, additional, coverage, U165, U167, U170
  - Costs, additional, coverage, budget debate, 270, 348, 384, 388
- Emergency room physicians
  - See
    - Hospitals, emergency rooms – Staffing
- Family doctors
  - See also
    - Family doctors
    - Primary care
- Graduate retention rate, U203, U209
- Meili, Dr. Ryan
  - See
    - COVID-19, government response – A Healthy Future: Lessons from the Frontlines of a Crisis
- Mental health service providers, funding, budget debate, 270, 301, 303–4, 350
- National Physicians Day, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 5543
- New, government record
  - See
    - Health care professionals – New, government accomplishments
- Opioid prescribing
  - Education and oversight, P85–86
  - And prior review of patient medication profiles, P77, P78, P84
  - Reduction efforts, P81, P82
- Physician assistants
  - See
    - Physician assistants
- Practice establishment grant
  - See
    - Physicians, specialists – Practice establishment grant
- Primary care
  - See
    - Family doctors
    - Primary care
- Recruitment
  - See also
    - Health Care Recruitment Agency of Saskatchewan
  - Duck Lake and Beardy's and Okemasis Cree Nation
    - Beck, 5656–57
    - Clarke, 5657
    - Love, 5657, 5685–86
    - McLeod, T., 5656–57, 5685–86
  - Funding, budget debate, 5116
  - Government efforts, Throne Speech response, 168, 195–96
  - Historical initiatives, budget debate, 1907, 1908, 1965, 2015
  - New, U617
    - See also
      - Health care professionals – New, government accomplishments
    - Budget debate, 5115, 5140, 5190, 5235, 5250, 5316
    - Throne Speech, 2563
    - Throne Speech response, 2638, 2639, 2642, 2647, 2653
  - And retention
    - See also
      - Health care workers, recruitment and retention
    - Beck, 5097, 5152–53
    - Clarke, 5098, 5153–54
    - Hindley, 5098, 5154
    - Meili, 1748
    - Merriman, 1748, 1860
    - Moe, 5097, 5153–54
    - Young, A., 1860
  - And retention, reporting
    - Clarke, 5089
    - Hindley, 5062–63, 5089
    - Mowat, 5062–63
  - And retention, Rosthern and Duck Lake
    - See also
      - Physicians – Recruitment – Duck Lake and Beardy's and Okemasis Cree Nation
    - Petition
      - Clarke, 5368–69, 5391, 5407, 5653–54, 5724
  - And retention, rural
    - See also
      - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Rural services and facilities
    - Clarke, 5098
    - Hindley, 1773, 5098–99
    - Meili, 1773, 1815
    - Moe, 1773, 1815–16
  - And retention, rural, funding, budget debate, 1879, 1932, 1935, 1937, 1945, 1955, 1958, 1965, 1970, 1984, 2004, 2021, 2049
  - Rural physician incentive program
    - See
      - Family doctors – Rural physician incentive program
  - Throne Speech response, 2666–67, 2722
- Requisitions, completion of, P176, P177–78, P181
- Residents
  - Additional training seats, 2325, 3866, 5561, U397, U411, U604, U617
    - Budget debate, 1908, 3401, 5316
  - Canadians educated abroad, matching, U410–11
  - Family medicine, additional seats, U365
  - Family medicine, matches, member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 3763
  - International graduates, matching, U410–11
  - Oncology
    - See
      - University of Saskatchewan – College of Medicine – Medical oncology residency program
- Retention, 5562
  - See also
    - Physicians – Recruitment – And retention
  - Budget debate, 5120, 5179, 5264
  - Identify roadblocks and ensure effort put into retaining physicians, petition
    - Wilson, 5694
  - Throne Speech response, 4564
- Rural physician incentive program
  - See
    - Family doctors
- Rural practice initiatives, funding, U217
- Saskatchewan international physician practice assessment, 3866, 5561, U365
  - See also
    - Physicians – Wood River constituency, new physicians, member's statement
  - Budget debate, 3456, 3489
  - Expansion, U622
  - Expansion, budget debate, 5224
  - Funding, U398
  - Success, member's statement
    - Domotor, 3340
  - Training seats and improved supports, budget debate, 1908, 2024
- Specialists
  - See
    - Physicians, specialists
- Training seats
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – College of Medicine
- Turnover, and impact of government response to COVID-19, U256
- Ukrainian refugees
  - See
    - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Ukrainian refugees
- Virtual triage, funding, U399
- Weyburn, service model, budget debate, 1961
- Wood River constituency, new physicians, member's statement
  - Marit, 3104
- Work-life balance, Throne Speech response, 4503
Physicians, specialists
- Banks, Dr. Malcolm, retirement, member's statement
  - Hindley, 2446–47
- Geriatricians, U266–67, U293
  - Regina, new, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 2659–60
- Mendez, Dr. Ivar
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Order of Canada
- Oncologists, funding, U218
- Pediatric gastroenterology specialists
  - And other pediatric specialists, recruit, petition
    - Mowat, 3817, 3831, 3846, 3909, 4013, 4460, 4968
  - And other pediatric specialists, recruitment, U614–15
    - Beck, 5360–61
    - Clarke, 5361–62
    - Hindley, 5360–62
  - Recruitment
    - Beck, 3820–21, 3912, 5486–87
    - Clarke, 5487–88
    - Hindley, 5487–88
    - Merriman, 3821–22
    - Moe, 3820–21, 3912, 5486–87
    - Mowat, 3821–22
  - Recruitment, and out-of-province travel for care
    - Clarke, 5499–5500
    - Hindley, 5499–5500
  - Wait lists
    - Beck, 3912–13
    - Merriman, 3913–14
    - Moe, 3913
    - Mowat, 3913–14
- Practice establishment grant, U372
- Psychiatrists
  - See
    - Psychiatrists
- Radiologists, quality of work and peer learning, P206–7, P602, P603
- Wait times, U276, U614
  - And access to surgery
    - Beck, 3105
    - Hindley, 3106–7
    - Moe, 3105–6
    - Mowat, 3106–7
Piapot First Nation
- Chief Mark Fox, inauguration, member's statement
  - Docherty, 556–57
Pillars for Life suicide prevention plan
- See
  - Suicide prevention – Strategy, Pillars for Life
Pilots
- National Pilot's Day, member's statement
  - Bradshaw, 3711
- Zelinski, Gus, amputee, member's statement
  - Ottenbreit, 5214
Pine Grove Correctional Centre, Prince Albert
- See also
  - Correctional centres
- Back to basics program
  - See
    - Prisoners – Back to basics pilot program
- Capacity pressures, mitigation, N515, N693–94
- īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support pilot program for women
  - See
    - Offenders – īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support pilot program for women
Pipe ceremonies
- See
  - Rites and ceremonies
Pipelines, natural gas
- Integrity management, inspections, C326, C331–32
  - See also
    - Oil industry – Inspections
  - Data entry time frames, C105, C107
  - Frequency, C104–5
- Projects, C325–26, C509
- Rosetown-to-Vanscoy expansion project, economic impact, C299
Pipelines, oil industry
- Compliance monitoring and corrective action plans, P54
- Enbridge Mainline dispute, resolution, member's statement
  - Harrison, D., 1473–74
- Impact Assessment Act, Alberta Court of Appeal, ruling of unconstitutional
  - See
    - Environmental protection – Impact Assessment Act (federal) – Alberta Court of Appeal, ruling of unconstitutional
- Inspections
  - See
    - Oil industry – Inspections
- Line 3 replacement, completion
  - Throne Speech, 877
  - Throne Speech response, 998
- Line 5, support for, C50–51
- Major facility, definition, P53–54
- Oil infrastructure investment program
  - See
    - Oil infrastructure investment program
- Opposition statements on, 3858, 3874
  - Critique, member's statement
    - Young, C., 3794
- Port at Churchill, Manitoba, export potential, Throne Speech response, 175
- Regulation enhancement, E127, P52–53
- Return on investment
  - See
    - Energy – Decarbonization and return on infrastructure investment
- Safety
  - See
    - Oil industry – Infrastructure, safety, oversight improvements
- Support for
  - Budget debate, 1910–11, 1946, 1956, 2046, 2060
  - Throne Speech response, 32–33, 119
- Support for and use of local materials and workers
  - See
    - Steel industry – Evraz plant, Regina
- Support for Energy East, Northern Gateway, Keystone XL, and TransMountain
  - See
    - Energy – Security (motions)
- Trans Mountain, increased capacity, impact on commodity prices, C547
- United States, engage to ensure continued operation and future expansions, petition
  - Domotor, 817
  - Francis, 851
Places of worship
- See
  - Cities Act – Place of worship, definition
Planning and Development Act, 2007
- Statements of Provincial Interest Regulations
  - See
    - Municipalities – Statements of Provincial Interest Regulations
Plant Health Act (No. 116)
- First reading
  - Marit, 3084
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3316
  - Conway, 3139
  - Love, 3237–38
  - Marit, 3138–39
  - Mowat, 3330
  - Nippi-Albright, 3301
  - Ritchie, 3215
  - Sarauer, 3369–70, 3386
  - Teed, 3259
  - Young, A., 3183
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3386
- Committee discussion
  - Marit, E376–77
  - Wotherspoon, E376–77
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Domotor), E377
- Report without amendment
  - Young, C., 3626
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Marit, 3626
- Third reading
  - Marit, 3626
- Royal Assent, 3702
Playgrounds
- Abbey, new, Throne Speech response, 2704
- Accessible, Regina, donation from Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities, member's statement
  - Grewal, 3911
- Bethune, Splash Pad park, dedication to Deb Wisniewski, member's statement
  - Skoropad, 970
- Foam Lake, budget debate, 295
- Saskatchewan Landing Provincial Park, Stauber Family Farm Playground, donation of Lori Stauber, member's statement
  - Francis, 1087
- Sturgeon Lake First Nation, projects, budget debate, 320
PNWER (Pacific Northwest Economic Region)
- See
  - Pacific Northwest Economic Region
Poetry
- The Poetry & Lyrics of Jay Semko, member's statement
  - Nippi-Albright, 2494
- Royal Canadian Legion Remembrance Day poetry contest
  - See
    - Remembrance Day – Poetry contest, winner Taylor Wakelin, member's statement
- Tate, Mercedez, poems published on miramichireader.ca, member's statement
  - Domotor, 2318
Points of Order [Session 1]
- See also
  - Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 1]
- Documents cited
  - Table document referred to in question period
    - Harrison, J., 563, 570
    - Mowat, 563
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 563
    - Ruling: Document tabled, the matter is closed
      - Speaker, 570
- Language
  - Referring to members as "muppets," unparliamentary
    - Harrison, J., 672
    - Wotherspoon, 672
    - Ruling: Well taken, withdraw the word
      - Speaker, 672
  - Use of "ignorant idiot," unparliamentary
    - Conway, 706
    - Harrison, J., 706
  - Use of "making stuff up," unparliamentary
    - Harrison, J., 372
    - Mowat, 372, 393
    - Ruling: Deferred
      - Speaker, 372
    - Ruling: Well taken, withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 393
- Members
  - Refer to members by proper title
    - Harrison, J., 812
    - Mowat, 812
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 812
    - Ruling: Speaker should not have to constantly interrupt proceedings to rule on well-known matters of decorum
      - Speaker, 817
- Petitions
  - Presentation of multiple petitions on one subject, out of order
    - Harrison, J., 393–94
    - Mowat, 393
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 394
    - Ruling: Well taken
      - Speaker, 443
- Speaker ruling
  - Do not reflect on or criticize
    - Harrison, J., 696
    - Mowat, 696
    - Ruling: Be careful about personal comments
      - Speaker, 696
Points of Order [Session 2]
- See also
  - Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 2]
- Bills
  - No. 606, financial obligation and Royal Recommendation
    - Harrison, J., 1266–67
    - Mowat, 1267
    - Ruling: Not well taken
      - Speaker, 1301–2
  - Remarks must be relevant to the bill
    - Harrison, J., 1460
    - Ruling: Remind the member to generally keep your comments in relation to the bill
      - Speaker, 1460
- Crossing the Chamber and creating significant disorder
  - Harrison, J., 1304
  - Young, A., 1304
  - Ruling: Not well taken
    - Speaker, 1304
- Disparaging these Chambers
  - Harrison, J., 1787
  - Ritchie, 1787
  - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
    - Speaker, 1787
- Language
  - Accusations of dishonesty
    - Bowes, 2284
    - Meili, 2284
    - Moe, 2284
    - Morgan, 2284
  - Cannot say indirectly what you can't say directly
    - Harrison, J., 1261, 1267
    - Mowat, 1261
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 1261
    - Ruling: Not well taken
      - Speaker, 1302
  - Entirety of Leader of the Opposition's remarks, specifically "spreading deliberate misinformation"
    - Harrison, J., 1695
    - Meili, 1715
    - Mowat, 1695–96
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 1696
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 1715
  - Goldilocks, a very personal attack
    - Eyre, 1628
    - Harrison, J., 1628
    - Mowat, 1628
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 1628
  - Insinuated the minister was untruthful
    - Harrison, J., 1382, 1581
    - Meili, 1581
    - Mowat, 1382
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 1382
    - Ruling: Not well taken
      - Speaker, 1409
  - Leader of the Opposition, use of "pearl clutching"
    - Bowes, 1754
    - Meili, 1755–56
    - Ross, L., 1754
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 1754
  - Leader of the Opposition just called me a liar
    - Harrison, J., 1715
    - Meili, 1741
    - Merriman, 1715
    - Mowat, 1715
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 1715
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 1741
  - Unparliamentary, casting aspersions and profanity
    - Harrison, J., 1242
    - Meili, 1242
    - Mowat, 1242
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 1242
  - Use of "minister deliberately chose to hide the facts"
    - Harrison, J., 1535
    - Love, 1535
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 1535
  - Use of "misrepresenting the truth," unparliamentary
    - Bradshaw, 1050
    - Mowat, 1050
    - Ritchie, 1059
    - Speaker, 1050
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 1059
  - Use of "speaks out of both sides of his mouth"
    - Merriman, 2176
    - Mowat, 2176
    - Young, A., 2176
    - Ruling: Stand and apologize
      - Speaker, 2176
- Members
  - Misrepresentation of member's quotes
    - Harrison, J., 2358
    - Meili, 2358
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 2358
    - Ruling: Unable to rule due to lack of reliable record
      - Speaker, 2369
  - Not using the minister's proper title
    - Harrison, J., 2424
    - Mowat, 2424
    - Ruling: I've made my ruling for today
      - Speaker, 2424
  - Referred to Leader of the Opposition as "interim"
    - Dennis, 2250
    - Merriman, 2250
    - Mowat, 2250
  - Referred to member for Athabasca [Lemaigre] by his proper name, withdrawal and apology
    - Harrison, J., 1800
  - Referring to members by their proper name
    - Conway, 1037
    - Harrison, J., 1037
    - Ruling: State that you're withdrawing that error
      - Speaker, 1037
- Personal comments
  - Charges of misogyny and white supremacy
    - Lemaigre, 2395
    - Mowat, 2395
    - Young, A., 2395
    - Ruling: Well taken; withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 2395
  - Opposition members launching vile personal attacks
    - Harrison, J., 2500
    - Meili, 2500
    - Ruling: Deferred
      - Speaker, 2500
    - Ruling: not possible to attribute the interjections to any members
      - Speaker, 2503
  - Personal attacks on members of government
    - Harrison, J., 2441
    - Mowat, 2441
    - Sarauer, 2443
    - Speaker, 2441
    - Ruling: Well taken; withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 2443
- Speaker ruling
  - Do not comment on or criticize
    - Harrison, J., 2404–5
    - Ritchie, 2405
  - Government House Leader (Harrison, J.) challenging your ruling
    - Mowat, 2425
    - Ruling: I've made my ruling for today
      - Speaker, 2425
  - [Opposition] doing all they can do to signal their disagreement
    - Harrison, J., 2424–25
    - Mowat, 2425
    - Ruling: I've made my ruling for today
      - Speaker, 2425
- Table documents, minister was referring to a quote from the member; we'd ask him to table the document
  - Harrison, J., 1164, 1165
  - Mowat, 1164, 1165
  - Speaker, 1165
  - Ruling: Just table it, please
    - Speaker, 1164
Points of Order [Session 3]
- See also
  - Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 3]
- Documents cited
  - Table memo quoted by the Minister of Health [Merriman]
    - Harrison, J., 3639
    - Sarauer, 3639
- Language
  - Use of adjective related to defecation, unparliamentary
    - Carr, 2922
    - Conway, 2922
    - Francis, 2923
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 2922
  - Use of "alternative facts"
    - Harrison, J., 3252
    - Sarauer, 3252
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 3252
    - Ruling: Caution all members going forward
      - Speaker, 3263
  - Use of "alternative facts narrative," "fake news narrative," "misinformation," and "misrepresenting"
    - Harrison, J., 3231, 3243
    - Sarauer, 3231
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 3231
    - Ruling: Well taken
      - Speaker, 3243
  - Use of "alternative narrative"
    - Harrison, J., 3399–3400
    - Sarauer, 3399
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 3400
  - Use of "boneheaded" unparliamentary
    - Harrison, J., 3417
    - Sarauer, 3417
    - Wotherspoon, 3424
    - Ruling: Will review the record
      - Speaker, 3417
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 3423–24
  - Use of "buying votes and taking bribes" unparliamentary
    - Carr, 2843
    - Teed, 2843
  - Use of "cannot be trusted," unparliamentary
    - Carr, 2611
    - Wotherspoon, 2611
  - Use of "department of hypocrisy" unparliamentary
    - Meyers, 2843
    - Sarauer, 2843
  - Use of "hypocrisy," variations, unparliamentary
    - Carr, 2703
    - Conway, 2703
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 2703
  - Use of "just because you say it, doesn't make it true," unparliamentary
    - Harrison, J., 2665
    - Sarauer, 2665
    - Ruling: Not well taken
      - Speaker, 2665
  - Use of "lie detector" unparliamentary
    - Carr, 2901
    - Wotherspoon, 2901
  - Use of "misleading," unparliamentary
    - McMorris, 2750
    - Sarauer, 2750
  - Use of "not being forthright," unparliamentary
    - Carr, 2920–21
    - Young, A., 2921
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 2921
  - Use of profanity, unparliamentary
    - Bowes, 3017
    - Harrison, J., 3017
    - You are apologizing for using profanity
      - Speaker, 3017
  - Use of "ripped off" unparliamentary
    - Carr, 2879
    - Sarauer, 2879
    - Wotherspoon, 2891
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 2879
    - Ruling: Well taken
      - Speaker, 2891
- Members
  - Misrepresentation of member's quote
    - Harrison, J., 2762–63
    - Sarauer, 2762
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 2763
    - Ruling: Not well taken
      - Speaker, 2765
  - Personal accusations of racism
    - Harrison, J., 3369
    - Sarauer, 3369
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 3369
    - Ruling: Well taken
      - Speaker, 3375
  - Questioning the truthfulness of the Minister of Health [Merriman]
    - Carr, 3916
    - Mowat, 3916
    - Sarauer, 3916
    - Ruling: Well taken, withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 3916
  - Referred to Finance Minister [Harpauer] as a monkey
    - Harrison, J., 3369
    - Sarauer, 3369
    - Teed, 3369
    - Ruling: Close to the line; withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 3369
  - Referred to Leader of the Opposition as "so-called"
    - Hindley, 3027
    - Sarauer, 3027
  - Referred to member as member from Regina whatever
    - Harrison, J., 3231
    - Sarauer, 3231
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 3231
    - Ruling: Not well taken
      - Speaker, 3243
  - Referred to member as "washed-up minister"
    - Bowes, 3252
    - Harrison, J., 3252
  - Referred to Trade and Export Development Minister [Harrison, J.] as "minister of jobs"
    - Carr, 3420
    - Wotherspoon, 3420
  - Use of "don't trust what Scott's saying"
    - Harrison, J., 3799
    - Mowat, 3799
    - Young, A., 3815
    - Ruling: Will review the record
      - Speaker, 3799
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 3815
Points of Order [Session 4]
- See also
  - Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 4]
- Gestures, member for Saskatoon University [Bowes] made a very lewd gesture
  - Bowes, 4743
  - Carr, 4736
  - Sarauer, 4736
  - Ruling: Will review the record, 4736
  - Ruling: Apologize for her action, 4743
- Language
  - Use of "despite what the Premier would have you believe," unparliamentary
    - Carr, 5334
    - Sarauer, 5334
    - Ruling: Deferred
      - Speaker, 5334
    - Ruling: Caution members on both sides to be mindful of the words they use in reference to each other, withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 5339
  - Use of "it's no wonder no one trusts the NDP," unparliamentary
    - Carr, 5067
    - Conway, 5067
    - Ruling: Deferred
      - Speaker, 5067
    - Ruling: Many instances of unparliamentary language. Caution all members to be mindful of the words they use in reference to one another
      - Speaker, 5081
  - Use of "not true," unparliamentary
    - Harrison, J., 5646
    - Sarauer, 5646
    - Ruling: Deferred
      - Speaker, 5646
    - Ruling: not discernible on audio, cannot single out a member to withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 5649
  - Use of "people expect their leaders to be honest and forthright," unparliamentary
    - Carr, 5376
    - Sarauer, 5376
    - Ruling: Deferred
      - Speaker, 5376
    - Ruling: Well taken, however numerous infractions on the day, will not single out Leader of the Opposition to apologize
      - Speaker, 5389
  - Use of "running interference for a teammate playing dirty"
    - Conway, 4776
    - Harrison, J., 4776
  - Use of "socialists"
    - Sarauer, 5666
    - Ruling: Under advisement, 5666
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 5675
  - Use of "unbelievable" and "hypocritical," unparliamentary
    - Carr, 5647
    - Young, A., 5647
  - Use of "woo girls"
    - Carr, 4806
    - Young, A., 4806
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 4806
- Members
  - Government House Leaders made a serious allegation against the member for Regina Elphinstone [Conway]
    - Harrison, J., 4736, 4743
    - Sarauer, 4736
    - Ruling: Will review the record, 4736
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize, 4743
  - Implying Minister for Social Services does not respect the ethics of the Chamber
    - Conway, 4906
    - Harrison, J., 4906
  - Member for Saskatoon Eastview [Love] said that a member isn't trustworthy
    - Harrison, J., 4820–21
    - Love, 4821
  - Representation of opposition members on the carbon tax
    - Harrison, J., 4530
    - Sarauer, 4530
    - Ruling: Under advisement
      - Speaker, 4530
    - Ruling: Not well taken
      - Speaker, 4551
- Question period
  - Not to refer to caucus business
    - Harrison, J., 4855–56
    - Sarauer, 4856
    - Ruling: Under advisement, 4856
    - Ruling: Not well taken, 4871
- Seventy-five minute debate
  - Ask that the member stick to the motion [Note: Point of order not specified]
    - Carr, 4639
    - Sarauer, 4639
    - Ruling: I believe the member is [on topic] and ask the member to resume debate
      - Speaker, 4639
  - Ask the member to stick to the clear parameters of the motion [Note: Point of order not specified]
    - Sarauer, 4779
    - Ruling: I believe that the member is bringing forward what is going to be happening
      - Speaker, 4780
- Speaker ruling
  - Do not comment on
    - Harrison, J., 5376–77
    - Young, A., 5377
    - Ruling: Withdraw and apologize
      - Speaker, 5377
Points of Order [Committees]
- See also
  - Chair and Deputy Chair, committees, rulings and statements
- Bills
  - Fail to see the relevance [to discussion of bill]
    - McLeod, T., N345
    - Ruling; Ask the member to tie it to the bill, N345
  - Long preamble; ask that member get to the question
    - McLeod, T., N338–39
    - Ruling: As long as the member gets to her point, that's what I'm waiting for, N339
- Estimates, outside the purview of why we're here
  - Meyers, U227
  - Ruling: Well taken, U227
- Minister of Justice mispronounced Neil's last name; want the record to show
  - Keisig, N157
Police Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 106)
- First reading
  - Tell, 2943
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2994
  - Conway, 2966
  - Love, 3150–51
  - Mowat, 3256
  - Nippi-Albright, 3180
  - Ritchie, 3233–34
  - Sarauer, 3298
  - Teed, 3094–95
  - Tell, 2966
  - Vermette, 3210–11
  - Wotherspoon, 3071–72
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3299
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N441–44
  - Tell, N441
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Ottenbreit), N444
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3588
- Third reading, by leave, not granted
  - Tell, 3588
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 3588
- Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 3612
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Tell)
    - Tell, 3612
- Report without amendment
  - Fiaz, 3612
- Third reading
  - Tell, 3612
- Royal Assent, 3702
Police and crisis teams 5572, N252, N692–93
- Budget debate, 3431, 5316
- Estevan and Weyburn region, expansion to, N89
  - Funding, budget debate, 333
- Estevan region, new, funding, budget debate, 271, 289, 292, 382
- Expansion, U606
- Funding, N510
  - Budget debate, 2024, 3478
- New, funding, U364
- New, Throne Speech response, 902, 924, 927
- Rural areas
  - See also
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Mental health and addictions response pilot project
- Throne Speech response, 4475
- Virtual
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Mental health and addictions response pilot project
Police (Miscellaneous) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 144)
- First reading
  - Merriman, 4597
- Second reading
  - Burki, 4825
  - Clarke, 4841–42, 4910
  - Conway, 4616–17
  - Love, 4723
  - Merriman, 4616
  - Mowat, 4739–40
  - Ritchie, 4681
  - Teed, 4760
  - Wotherspoon, 4661–62
  - Young, A., 4805–6
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 4911
- Committee discussion
  - Merriman, N615–21
  - Sarauer, N616–21
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Keisig), N621
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 5103
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Merriman, 5103
- Third reading
  - Merriman, 5103
- Royal Assent, 5106
Police officers
- Additional, government record, N510
  - See also
    - Crime – Rate and severity – And funding for policing
  - Budget debate, 3431
- Alternative response officers, budget debate, 5227
- Awards and recognition
  - See
    - Police services – Awards – Canadian Police Exemplary Service Medals, Regina Police Service, recipients, member's statement
    - Police services – National Police Week
- And civilian positions, new
  - Throne Speech, 879
  - Throne Speech response, 902, 904, 976, 982, 999, 1001, 1008, 1073, 1081, 1100
- Culturally responsive training
  - See
    - Justice Ministry – Culturally responsive training for service providers
- Indigenous, personal experience, Throne Speech response, 2589–90, 4419
- Investments, member's statement
  - Young, C., 914
- Killed in the line of duty
  - Memorial service, member's statement
    - Sarauer, 2659
  - Moment of silence
    - See
      - Legislative Assembly – Moment of silence
- Mental health and addictions, time spent on calls, Throne Speech response, 4446
- New, Throne Speech response, 2612, 2628, 2635
- Prince Albert Police Chief Patrick Nogier
  - See
    - Police services – Prince Albert Police Service
- Saskatchewan Women in Policing organization, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 808
- Time
  - See
    - Courts – Traffic court, impact on police officers' time
    - Police officers – Mental health and addictions, time spent on calls
- Visibility of, and role in crime prevention
  - Throne Speech, 879
  - Throne Speech response, 1056, 1099
Police (Serious Incident Response Team) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 26)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 401
- Second reading
  - Beck, 451–52
  - Bowes, 483
  - Conway, 684
  - Love, 505
  - Mowat, 572
  - Nippi-Albright, 668
  - Ritchie, 550–51
  - Vermette, 649–50
  - Wotherspoon, 593–94
  - Wyant, 451
  - Young, A., 608
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 684
- Committee discussion
  - Conway, N67–74
  - Wyant, N66–69, N71–74
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N74
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 738
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 738
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 738
- Royal Assent, 860
Police services
- See also
  - Royal Canadian Mounted Police
- Awards
  - Canadian Police Exemplary Service Medals, Regina Police Service, recipients, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 1575
  - Excellence in Policing Awards
    - See
      - Police services – National Police Week – And Excellence in Policing Awards recipients, member's statement
  - Van de Vorst Family police recognition awards, recipients, member's statement
    - Buckingham, 4918
- Combined traffic services
  - See
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – Combined traffic services, funding
- And community safety, funding, 5571–72, N89, N236, N505
- Crime reduction teams
  - See
    - Crime reduction teams
- First Nations
  - See
    - First Nations, justice and policing initiatives
    - Royal Canadian Mounted Police – First Nations policing program
- Funding, N687
  - Budget debate, 5117, 5227
- Government approach, 3875
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 2709–10
- Indigenous reconciliation and inclusion initiatives, N600–601
- Internet child exploitation unit
  - See
    - Internet child exploitation unit
- Interprovincial co-operation, Throne Speech response, 958–59, 2628
- Law Enforcement Torch Run
  - See
    - Special Olympics – Law Enforcement Torch Run, polar plunge, member's statement
- Mental health and addictions
  - Crisis, impact on services, budget debate, 5203
- National Police Week
  - See also
    - Heroism – RCMP officers, Swift Current, recognition, and National Police Week, member's statement
  - And Excellence in Policing Awards recipients, member's statement
    - Lawrence, 2495
  - Member's statement
    - Buckingham, 796
    - Lemaigre, 2472
  - And recognition of officers killed in the line of duty, member's statement
    - Lemaigre, 3910
- Officers
  - See
    - Police officers
- Oversight, serious incident response team
  - See
    - Public Complaints Commission – Serious incident response team, police oversight
- Police and crisis teams
  - See
    - Police and crisis teams
- Police college
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Police College
- Prince Albert Police Service
  - Chief Patrick Nogier, swearing-in, member's statement
    - Ross, A., 4899
  - Drug trafficking operation, success
    - Budget debate, 3431, 3478
    - Member's statement
      - Hargrave, 3379
  - Funding, Throne Speech response, 902
- Provincial police force, consideration, Throne Speech response, 2612, 2709–10
- Provincial protective services unit
  - See
    - Provincial protective services unit
- Public health order, enforcement of
  - See
    - Demonstrations – Anti-mandate and anti-mask rallies
- Regina Police Service, relationship to Provincial Capital Commission
  - See
    - Provincial Capital Commission – Community safety officers, inclusion in provincial protective services unit – Regina Police Service, relationship
- Response times in Northern Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Northern Saskatchewan – Police response times
- Saskatchewan Marshals Service
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Marshals Service
- Sexual assault case review initiative, N492
  - Expansion, N21, N22, N25, N30, N34, N78, N84, N195, N202
    - Budget debate, 301
- Standards, national and provincial, N606
- Traffic court, time spent in
  - See
    - Courts – Traffic court, impact on police officers' time
- Victim advocate case review program
  - See
    - Police services – Sexual assault case review initiative
- Video conferencing technology, expansion
  - See
    - Courts – Video conferencing technology, expansion, funding
- Weyburn Police Service, first all-female shift, member's statement
  - Duncan, 1061–62
Political parties
- Corporate, out-of-province, and union donations
  - See also
    - New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan – Donors, out-of-province, and lobbyists, position on, critique
    - Saskatchewan Power Corporation – Board appointments
  - Beck, 5728
  - Conway, 4879
  - Eyre, 5728
  - Harrison, J., 4879
- Liberal Party, Canada
  - See
    - Federal government, critique – Liberal Party of Canada and New Democratic Party of Canada agreement
- New Democratic Party
  - Of Canada
    - See
      - New Democratic Party, Canada
  - Of Saskatchewan
    - See
      - New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan
- Party unity
  - Harrison, J., 3851–52
  - Wotherspoon, 3851–52
- Saskatchewan Party
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Party
- Saskatchewan United Party
  - See
    - Saskatchewan United Party
Politicians
- And community outreach, importance, budget debate, 352
- Dyck, Lillian
  - See
    - Honours and awards – Order of Canada
- Federal, Throne Speech response, 1043
- Gustafson, Leonard
  - See
    - Tributes
- Legislative Assembly members
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members
- Michel, Ron
  - See
    - Tributes
- Mulroney, Brian
  - See
    - Condolence motions
    - Tributes
- Municipal
  - See
    - Municipalities – Governance
- Parliamentarians with Disabilities, budget debate, 319
- Representative Zooey Zephyr, Montana, United States
  - See
    - Transgender people
- Social media, pros and cons
  - See
    - Social media
- Wilson, Doug
  - See
    - Sexual orientation – Coming Out Day and recognition of Doug Wilson, member's statement
- Women
  - In 29th Legislature
    - See
      - Legislative Assembly members – Women
  - Barriers, Throne Speech response, 2735
  - Indigenous
    - See
      - First Nations – Woodland Cree nations, women chiefs, member's statement
  - Influence of, Throne Speech response, 92, 979
  - And motherhood, Throne Speech response, 30
  - Municipal governance
    - See
      - Municipalities – Governance – Pierceland Village Council, all female members, member's statement
Politics
- Polarization and partisanship, Throne Speech response, 963, 964, 965, 981, 2607–8
- Progressive ideals, provincial history, Throne Speech response, 1051
- Small "c" conservatism, principles of
  - Budget debate, 1932–33, 1995
  - Throne Speech response, 138–39, 166–67
Polls, public opinion
- Angus Reid poll, findings, budget debate, 1953
- Angus Reid poll, findings, Throne Speech response, 943, 1049
Pollution
- See also
  - Air quality
  - Oil industry – Spills and leaks
Poor people
- See
  - Poverty
Population
- Growth, 2022, record amount, E393
  - Budget debate, 3400, 3435, 3529
  - Throne Speech, 2561, 4369
  - Throne Speech response, 2611, 2688, 2700, 2703, 2711, 2723, 2759, 4442, 4449, 4470, 4478, 4482, 4492, 4503, 4547
- Growth, government accomplishment, 3857, 3862–63, E536
  - See also
    - Business – Closures, and population growth
  - Budget debate, 331, 360, 1909, 1933, 1949, 2048, 3404, 3426, 3432, 3452, 3474, 3477, 5114, 5118, 5141, 5181, 5182, 5188, 5197, 5200, 5205, 5223, 5232, 5244, 5261, 5281, 5285, 5313, 5320
  - Member's statement
    - Buckingham, 5272–73
    - Jenson, 3412
    - McLeod, T., 3679
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 80, 114, 148, 2688, 2723, 2762, 4391, 4433, 4441, 4442, 4452, 4470, 4472, 4478, 4482, 4484, 4498, 4566, 4567
- Growth and impact of immigration, E396–98
  - Budget debate, 350, 1996, 5138
  - Impact on public services
    - Harrison, J., 5645–46, 5731
    - Wilson, 5645–46, 5731
  - Member's statement
    - Grewal, 2599
  - Throne Speech, 8, 4369
  - Throne Speech response, 27, 66, 1040, 2641, 2740, 4403, 4437, 4489, 4504, 4566
- Growth and impact of provincial reputation, 2331–32
  - Duncan, 2792
  - Harrison, J., 2792
  - Young, A., 2791–92
- Growth and provincial economy
  - Beck, 3203
  - Moe, 3203–4
- Growth plan target, 2332, 3861, 5551, E153, E393, E559
  - Budget debate, 1909, 1911, 1937
  - Throne Speech, 10, 2561, 4369
  - Throne Speech response, 27, 55, 66, 84, 133, 148, 221, 957, 1006, 2610, 2611, 2646, 2688, 2703, 2711, 2723, 2759, 2762, 4403, 4451, 4452, 4468, 4478
- Growth plan target and economic strength
  - Harrison, J., 1861–62, 1876–77
  - Young, A., 1860–61, 1876–77
- Immigration and out-migration
  - Harrison, J., 974, 1092
  - Young, A., 974, 1092
- Immigration and out-migration, budget debate, 3453
- Immigration and out-migration, Throne Speech response, 2759
- Out-migration
  - Budget debate, 5279
  - Government record
    - See also
      - Employment – And out-migration
    - Budget debate, 286, 297, 326, 343, 1884, 1996, 2013, 2051, 3423, 3481, 3528
    - Compared with NDP record, member's statement
      - Kaeding, 5128
    - Member's statement
      - Young, A., 2068
    - Throne Speech response, 908, 950, 2594, 2621, 2702, 4445
  - Throne Speech response, 1005
- Rural communities, Throne Speech response, 4489
Pornography, revenge
- See
  - Bullying – Intimate images, unauthorized distribution, legislation
PORT (prenatal outreach resource team)
- See
  - Sanctum Care Group – Prenatal outreach resource team
Ports
- See
  - Exports – Port at Churchill, Manitoba, potential
  - Exports – Vancouver port
Post-secondary education
- See also
  - Skills training
- Canada Research Chairs
  - See
    - Education – Deaf education, Canada Research Chair, Joanne Weber, member's statement
- Clinical legal education, funding and delivery, N501–2
- Enrolment numbers, U209
- First Nations and Métis programs
  - See
    - Post-secondary institutions – First Nations and Métis institutions – And programs, funding
- French language programming, funding, U498, U660
- Funding, U115, U197, U495, U657, U659
  - Budget debate, 270, 271, 296, 349, 385, 388, 407, 1880, 1937–38, 1948, 1955, 1959, 1985, 2005, 2049–50, 3402, 3476, 5115, 5205, 5220, 5226, 5229, 5233, 5235, 5282, 5314
  - Federal, C436
  - SaskPower, student development and research, C127
  - And student support funding, government record, C526, U660
    - Budget debate, 5115, 5198, 5236
- Graduates
  - See
    - Graduate retention program
- Growth plan, support for, U116, U197, U198, U495
  - See also
  - Budget debate, 297, 1884, 1950, 1997
- Health care workers, training
  - See
  - Comprehensive strategy
    - See
      - Health care workers, recruitment and retention – Comprehensive strategy
- Indigenous-inclusive learning environments to increase graduation rates, member's statement
  - Bowes, 819
- Indigenous pathways initiative
  - See
    - Post-secondary students, Mitacs program – Indigenous pathways initiative
- Instructors, consistency and oversight, P295
- International education practitioner program
  - See
    - Post-secondary institutions – Staff, international education practitioner certification
- Investment importance and the economy of the future
  - See also
    - Post-secondary institutions – Seats, increased – And skilled worker development
  - Budget debate, 402, 3406, 3417–18
  - Throne Speech response, 39, 904, 1077
- Labour market responsiveness
  - See also
    - Regional colleges – Labour market development and programming responsiveness to local needs
  - Government efforts, Throne Speech, 4370
  - Measurement, P294–95
- Legislation, consistency of application, P293
- Micro-credentialing
  - See
    - Film industry – Micro-credentialing
    - Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Mining industry, micro-credentialing course
- Minority language programs, funding, U51
  - See also
    - Post-secondary education – French language programming, funding
- Northern Saskatchewan, investments, U659
  - Budget debate, 3493
  - Throne Speech response, 2592, 4418–19
- Nuclear training and certification, C410–11
- Post-Secondary Teaching Award, recipients, recognition, member's statement
  - Kaeding, 4850
- Remote learning opportunities for northerners, Throne Speech response, 2590
- Sector strategic goals, measurement, P291–92
  - Indicators, development and reporting, P291–93
  - Performance framework, P293
  - Performance framework, reporting by institutions
    - See
      - Post-secondary institutions – Funding, multi-year sustainability support – Performance framework
- Tuition, affordability, 3876, U208–9
  - Budget debate, 402, 3405–6, 3481, 5280, 5281
  - International students
    - See
      - Post-secondary students – International students
  - Member's statement
    - Bowes, 5654
  - And student supports, U120–21
    - See also
      - Graduate retention program – And student supports, funding relative to universal undergraduate tuition
  - Student supports and funding for universities, U662–63
    - Bowes, 3780–81
    - Wotherspoon, 3269–70, 3699–3700
    - Wyant, 3269–70, 3699–3700, 3781
  - Throne Speech response, 157
Post-secondary education, international education strategy U116, U198, U498, U511, U660
- Member's statement
  - Bonk, 913
- Memorandums of understanding, U198
  - Government of the Republic of Senegal, member's statement
    - Goudy, 1117
  - Shastri Indo-Canadian Institute, member's statement
    - McLeod, T., 1032
- Student ambassador program, U198, U498
  - Budget debate, 1950
  - Member's statement
    - Cheveldayoff, 1918
- Throne Speech, 879
- Throne Speech response, 1076
Post-Secondary Education and Skills Training Act, 2021 (No. 61)
- See also
  - Post-secondary education – Legislation, consistency of application
- First reading
  - Makowsky, 1242
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1434–35
  - Bowes, 1805–7
  - Conway, 1404
  - Love, 1465–67
  - Makowsky, 1273–74
  - Meili, 1786
  - Mowat, 1546–47
  - Nippi-Albright, 1764
  - Ritchie, 1515–16
  - Sarauer, 1274
  - Vermette, 1705–7, 1866
  - Wilson, 1846
  - Wotherspoon, 1673–74
  - Young, A., 1316–17
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1866
- Committee discussion
  - Bowes, U211–15
  - Makowsky, U210–13
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Nerlien), U215
- Report without amendment
  - Cheveldayoff, 2106
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Makowsky, 2106
- Third reading
  - Makowsky, 2106
- Royal Assent, 2517
Post-secondary institutions U117
- See also
- Accommodation costs, U117
- Capital funding, C227, C379, C380, C526, U659
  - Budget debate, 1883
  - Feedback on denied requests
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry – Capital projects, formal feedback for requests not receiving approval
  - Government record, C227, C380
    - See also
      - Post-secondary education – Funding – And student support funding, government record
    - Throne Speech, 4369
    - Throne Speech response, 4391, 4442, 4446, 4449, 4478, 4483, 4490, 4506
  - Preventative maintenance and renewal, budget debate, 2012
  - And preventative maintenance and renewal, U116, U119, U197, U200, U497, U665
    - Throne Speech, 2564
  - Strategic projects, U200
- Capital planning process, P288–89
- Co-operation between, U504–5, U667–68
- Debt, interest costs, U199–200
- First Nations and Métis institutions
  - Funding, U117–18, U659
  - And programs, funding, N677, U116, U198, U498, U509
- Funding, U116, U197, U659
  - Accessibility, impact on, U120–21
  - Budget debate, 271, 349, 385, 1880, 1997, 2001, 2012, 2030, 3402, 3476, 3481, 5115
  - Government share, interprovincial comparison, U204, U659, U664–65
  - By institution type, U199, U497
  - Throne Speech, 2564
  - Throne Speech response, 2627, 2741
  - From tuition, U209, U664–65
- Funding, multi-year sustainability support, 3876, U115, U118–19, U197, U199, U496–97, U498–99, U664, U667
  - Adequacy, U502–4, U660–61
    - Bowes, 3823–24
    - Makowsky, 3823–24
  - Budget debate, 271, 346, 388, 402, 1880, 3460, 5314–15
  - And impact of inflation, C431, U203–4, U501–2
  - Increase, U657, U660–61
  - Increase, budget debate, 5115, 5291
  - Increase, member's statement
    - Fiaz, 5214
  - And need for skilled workers
    - See also
      - Labour force – Skilled, need for
    - Beck, 3291
    - Bowes, 3399
    - Sarauer, 3267
    - Wyant, 3267, 3291, 3399
  - Non-disclosure agreements, U500–501, U662
  - Performance framework, U115–16, U118
  - Performance framework, reporting, P294
  - Priority areas, U115, U667–68
  - Renewal, stakeholder engagement, U499–500, U501, U657, U661–62
  - Theological institutions, minimum increase, U117
  - Throne Speech, 879
  - Throne Speech response, 904, 982
  - Tuition requirements, U208–9, U499, U503, U663
    - See also
      - Post-secondary education – Tuition, affordability – Student supports and funding for universities
- Honourary degrees, rescinding
  - See
    - First Nations – False claims of Indigenous ancestry
- Human rights code, adherence to, P293
- Information technology
  - Enterprise resource planning and student information system for regional colleges
    - See
      - Regional colleges – Information technology, enterprise resource planning and student information system
  - One-client service model system
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry – Information technology – One-client service model system
- Information technology projects, U116
- Maintenance funding, C380
- Operating costs and revenues, U664
- Religious institutions, oversight, P293
- Research, crime reduction and prevention, P235
- Seats, increased
  - Budget debate, 3426
  - And skilled worker development, E333–34
- Staff, international education practitioner certification, U116, U498, U660
  - Funding, U198
  - Member's statement
    - Skoropad, 1745
- Strategic Investment Fund, P284–85
  - Financial reporting
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry – Financial reporting, Strategic Investment Fund
Post-secondary students
- See also
  - Students
- Campbell, Holly
  - See also
    - Scholarships and bursaries – Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship and Queen Elizabeth II Centennial Aboriginal Scholarship, recipients, member's statement
- Convocation, University of Saskatchewan
  - Member's statement
    - Bowes, 1136
  - Throne Speech response, 4477
- COVID-19 public health measures, impact on
  - See
    - Students – COVID-19 public health measures, impact on
- COVID-19 supports, U121–22
  - Budget debate, 402
- With disabilities, public service summer student employment program, disability focus and target
  - See
    - Public service – Summer student program
- Early childhood education students, supports
  - See
    - Early childhood educators – Training initiatives and supports
- Financial challenges
  - Budget debate, 402
  - Debt upon graduation
    - See
      - Student loans – And debt levels
  - Throne Speech response, 4549
- Financial supports, 5568, U116, U121, U122, U197–98, U503, U508, U666
  - See also
  - Budget debate, 5233
  - Funding, U497–98, U659
  - Funding, budget debate, 271, 385, 1880, 2001, 2005, 2021, 3402, 3476, 5115, 5205, 5226
  - Government record
    - See
      - Post-secondary education – Funding – And student support funding, government record
  - Grant for students with dependents, U659, U672
    - Budget debate, 5115, 5259
  - And increased need, budget debate, 5280
  - Information technology system
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry – Information technology
  - Needs-based, shift to, U200–201
  - For refugees and international students, U667
  - Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
    - See
      - Saskatchewan advantage grant for education savings
- First Nations and Métis
  - Attainment, personal experience, Throne Speech response, 2589
  - Edwards School of Business, Indigenous Achievement Conference, member's statement
    - Friesen, 2244
  - Enrolments and attainment, U116, U198, U498, U660, U670
  - Mitacs Indigenous pathways initiative
    - See
      - Post-secondary students, Mitacs program – Indigenous pathways initiative
  - Supports and initiatives, U116, U659, U670
- Graduate students
  - See
    - University of Regina – Graduate applied training and entrepreneurship centre
  - Mitacs Accelerate Fellowship
    - See
      - Post-secondary students, Mitacs program
- International students
  - Recruitment, and federal cap on permits, U660
  - Recruitment and retention, E572–73, U511
  - As revenue generators, U511, U668
  - Saskatchewan agent training program, U198, U498, U511, U660
  - Tuition, U663
  - Tuition, freeze, petition
    - Bowes, 1621, 1872
  - Tuition and enrolment, U119
  - Tuition and supports, U206–7, U499–500, U508
    - See also
      - Post-secondary students – Financial supports – For refugees and international students
    - Ukrainian refugees, member's statement
      - Bonk, 3885
- One-client service model system
  - See
    - Advanced Education Ministry – Information technology – One-client service model system
- Owl, Natalie
  - See
    - Scholarships and bursaries – Queen Elizabeth II Scholarship and Queen Elizabeth II Centennial Aboriginal Scholarship, recipients, member's statement
- Saskatchewan Post-Secondary Student Council, U508–9
- Student ambassador program
  - See
    - Post-secondary education, international education strategy – Student ambassador program
- Student unions, lobby documents, recommendations, U507–8
- Wilson, Matthew, Saskatchewan Polytechnic applied research showcase
  - See
    - Medical instruments and apparatus – Cardiac diagnoses, student technology project
Post-secondary students, Mitacs program
- Funding, U498, U660
- Government funding, member's statement
  - Meyers, 3078
- Indigenous pathways initiative, U198, U498, U660, U670
  - Budget debate, 2001
  - Funding, U116, U120, U198, U199
Post-traumatic stress disorder
- Research
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions – Royal-Mach-Gaensslen Prize for Mental Health Research, Dr. R. Nicholas Carleton, recipient, member's statement
- Support initiative
  - See
    - Labour force – Operational stress and post-traumatic stress injuries, support initiative, member's statement
- Workers' compensation coverage
  - See
    - Workers' compensation – Post-traumatic stress disorder – Presumptive coverage
Potash industry
- See also
  - Resource industries
- BHP, Jansen mine, 2326, 2331, 3860, E175, E220, E425, E578
  - Budget debate, 1935, 1948, 1956, 5197, 5199, 5247, 5254, 5285
  - Expansion, E536
  - Expansion, impact on supply and commodity price, C546–47
  - Expansion, member's statement
    - Harrison, D., 4463
  - Expansion, Throne Speech response, 4470, 4473, 4482, 4485, 4489, 4493, 4502, 4509, 4535–36, 4566
  - Indigenous employment, budget debate, 3493
  - Indigenous partnership agreement
    - Budget debate, 3454
    - Member's statement
      - Nerlien, 3394
  - Regional community development plan, budget debate, 1941–42
  - Throne Speech, 875, 2561
  - Throne Speech response, 900, 905, 924, 929, 942, 945, 947, 953, 957, 984, 990, 1006, 1015, 1041, 1046, 1069, 1072, 1102, 2587, 2610, 2637, 2643–44, 2666, 2670, 2678, 2698, 2711, 2723, 2732
  - Underground workers, residency requirements, infrastructure needs, N536
- BHP Movember Hockey Classic
  - See
    - Cancer – Movember hockey classic fundraiser
- Canpotex, 50th anniversary, Throne Speech response, 2644
- Commodity rate and revenues, C264–65
- Commodity rate assumptions, C431, C432
- Companies, attendance at Conference of the Parties, Dubai, member's statement
  - Bonk, 4747
  - Kaeding, 4731
- Critical minerals strategy production target
  - See
    - Helium – And potash and uranium, critical minerals strategy production goal
- Emissions, E451
  - Throne Speech response, 1101–2
- Emissions, international comparison
  - Budget debate, 5318
  - Throne Speech, 877
  - Throne Speech response, 998
- Growth, production and sales, member's statement
  - Goudy, 1856
- Growth plan target, E220
  - Accomplishment, 3861
  - Accomplishment, member's statement
    - Nerlien, 3339
  - Accomplishment, Throne Speech, 2561
  - Accomplishment, Throne Speech response, 2587, 2711, 2724
  - Budget debate, 2006
  - Ministry reporting, E133
  - Throne Speech response, 55, 1006, 2610
- Industry size and impact, E219–20
- Investments, Throne Speech response, 2611, 2707
- K+S Bethune mine, increased production, E425
  - Throne Speech response, 4482
- Mosaic
  - Belle Plaine mine, budget debate, 5197, 5230
  - Belle Plaine mine, Throne Speech response, 984
  - Colonsay mine, E425
  - K3 mine, Esterhazy, E425
    - Budget debate, 5196–97
    - Throne Speech response, 1010, 4490
  - Pre-employment education program
    - See
      - Potash industry – Pre-employment education
- Nutrien
  - Budget debate, 5285
  - Donation to Saskatchewan Polytechnic
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Polytechnic, Saskatoon campus renewal project – Funding
  - Production capacity, increase, E411, E425, E536
    - Budget debate, 5199
  - Rocanville mine, budget debate, 5197
  - Rocanville mine, Throne Speech response, 1010–11, 4490
- Oil and gas exclusion zones, E581–82
- Pre-employment education
  - Cowessess First Nation, member's statement
    - Friesen, 3021
  - Throne Speech response, 4404
  - Yorkton Tribal Council, member's statement
    - Ottenbreit, 4954
- Production, expansion, Throne Speech response, 2644
- Royalties and taxation, E132–33
  - Budget debate, 5197
  - Forecasting, C545–47, C550
- Sodium sulphate production
  - See also
    - Fertilizer industry – Sodium sulphate facility, Saskatchewan Mining and Minerals, Chaplin, expansion
  - Royalty reduction, E126
  - Royalty reduction, budget debate, 272–73, 387
- Water usage
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Water Corporation – Revenue – Potash industry
- Western Potash, Milestone, budget debate, 5285
Poverty
- Absence from Throne Speech, Throne Speech response, 80, 95
- Anti-Poverty Ministry, Regina, Bonnie Morton and Peter Gilmer, recipients of honourary doctorate, member's statement
  - Beck, 819
- Budget debate, 343, 2077, 3449
- Child poverty
  - See also
    - Food banks – Clients, percentage children
  - Budget debate, 275, 287, 297, 343, 344, 1994–95, 2054, 3421, 3449, 3464, 3466, 5119, 5138, 5157, 5158, 5166, 5241, 5289
  - Throne Speech response, 31, 80, 94, 157, 950, 2737
- COVID-19, impact on and supports for vulnerable people
  - See also
    - COVID-19 – And social inequality
    - Income assistance programs – And federal COVID-19 relief
  - Carr, 211
  - Conway, 211
- Deep poverty, U101–2
- And homelessness, role of and support for public libraries, U332
Power stations
- See also
  - Boundary dam carbon capture project
- Alberta, assistance provided during energy shortage, C483
  - And recognition of workers, member's statement
    - Steele, 4970
- Aspen project, Lanigan, C397, C400–401, C509
  - Cost projection, C402
  - Funding, C483
- Asset transfer, Atco and SaskPower, C146–47
- Boundary dam, shutdown and decommissioning
  - Ash lagoons, environmental assessment and monitoring, C133
  - Communities, impact on and support for, C131–32, C134
    - See also
      - Coal industry – Transition away from
    - Budget debate, 297
  - Cost estimation, C126, C127, C129, C334
  - End-of-life maintenance and extension of operations, C335
  - Operational costs, impact on, C131
  - Planning processes, cost, C133
  - Timeline, C132–33
  - Transition to natural gas, C343
- Chinook Power Station, Swift Current, natural gas-fired, C126
  - Alternate fuel sources, potential, C202
- Coal-fired
  - See also
    - Power stations – Boundary dam, shutdown and decommissioning
  - Closure of, Throne Speech response, 923
  - Conversion to natural gas, C405–6
  - Decommissioning and reclamation costs, C199
  - Equivalency agreements
    - See
      - Electricity – Generation – Coal-fired, equivalency agreement
  - Maintenance and unexpected repairs, C398
- Construction, use of local workers
  - See
    - Government procurement – Electricity generation projects, use of local workers
- Coteau Creek Hydroelectric Station, Elbow
  - See also
    - Power stations – Hydroelectric generation facilities
- E.B. Campbell Hydroelectric Station, Nipawin
  - See
    - Power stations – Hydroelectric generation facilities
  - And Nipawin dam, impact on Saskatchewan River system and downstream communities
    - See
      - Water, supply – Cumberland House, impact of SaskPower infrastructure
- Ermine Power Station, Kerrobert, expansion, C397, C483
- Geothermal, Deep Earth Energy Production, E171–72, E220, E337
  - Budget debate, 377
  - Throne Speech response, 1009, 1041–42
- Great Plains power station, Moose Jaw, C127, C187, C188, C299, C334, C397, C399, C483, C509
  - Budget debate, 5230
  - Throne Speech, 881, 2566
  - Throne Speech response, 923, 924, 1001, 2641, 2647, 2678, 2732
- Hydroelectric generation facilities
  - Refurbishments, C187, C334, C397
  - Royalties paid to Water Security Agency, E522–23
  - Water levels, impact on power generation, and cost to backfill energy needs, C398, C407, C495
- Infrastructure investments and clean fuel standard, C343, C401–4
  - Throne Speech response, 4447–48
- Moose Jaw, funding, budget debate, 410
- Natural gas
  - See also
    - Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan – Lawsuits and litigation
  - Carbon capture potential
    - See
      - Carbon capture, utilization, and storage – For natural gas, development
  - Expansion, Throne Speech response, 2613
  - Hydrogen usage, C202
  - Lifespan, C138
  - New, and risk of stranded assets, C113
- Poplar River, Hart Butte, flood remediation, staff work acknowledgment, member's statement
  - Keisig, 5461
- Whitesand dam, flooding and remediation, settlement costs, SaskPower, C143
- Yellowhead Power Station, North Battleford, expansion, C397, C483
Powwows
- Canoe Lake First Nation
  - See
    - Canoe Lake First Nation
- Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations
  - See
    - Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations – Powwow
- First Nations University of Canada
  - See
    - First Nations University of Canada – Spring Celebration Powwow
- Peepeekisis Cree Nation
  - See
    - Peepeekisis Cree Nation
PPE (personal protective equipment)
- See
  - Personal protective equipment
Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute
- Fee-for-service projects, tracking, P493
- Financial management, review and oversight, P492–94
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2021) v.2, ch.9, P492–95
    - Sarauer, P493–94
    - Recommendations, P495
  - (2022) v.2, ch.3, P492–95
    - Sarauer, P493–94
    - Recommendation, P495
  - (2023) v.2, ch.7, P492–95
    - Sarauer, P493–94
- Staff turnover and human resources initiatives, P493–94
Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
- At-risk youth, specialized supports and services
  - Budget debate, 1937
  - Member's statement
    - Friesen, 1771
- Failure to support, budget debate, 1953–54, 1968
- Funding, 2327
- Funding, and funding for harm reduction programs
  - Hindley, 341–42
  - McLeod, T., 5364
  - Meili, 798
  - Moe, 798–99
  - Teed, 5364
  - Vermette, 341
- Funding, budget debate, 293, 317, 327, 344, 356, 379, 391
- Funding from the community, member's statement
  - Ritchie, 641
- Fundraising, Ruth Cuthand prints
  - See
    - Art and artists
- Safe consumption site
  - See also
    - Drug and alcohol abuse, harm reduction – Initiatives, and safe consumption sites
    - Safe consumption sites
  - Funding request, U7–8
Prairie Resilience climate change strategy E450, E452, E592
- See also
  - Energy consumption – Efficiency programs, government spending
- Adaptation actions, E78–79
- Annual report, E440
  - See also
    - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Commitments, progress update
- Carbon pricing for large emitters
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards
- Commitments, progress update, E79
- And federal carbon tax
  - Emissions reduction, comparison
    - See
      - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions reduction – Federal and provincial initiatives, efficacy
  - Throne Speech, 10–11
  - Throne Speech response, 47, 89, 108
- Flood mapping, target and timeline, E318
- Growth plan target, E75, E237
  - Budget debate, 297
- Mitigation actions, E77–78
- Municipalities, supports
  - See
    - Municipalities – Climate change adaptation, support
- Offset program, development
  - See
    - Greenhouse gas mitigation – Emissions offset program, development
  - For agriculture
    - See
      - Carbon sequestration – Agriculture – Carbon tax offset program, development
- Resilience
  - See
    - Irrigation – Climate change benefits
  - Initiatives, funding
    - See
      - Climate change – Resilience – Funding
  - Report
    - See
      - Prairie Resilience climate change strategy – Annual report
- Targets and initiatives, Throne Speech response, 41, 167
- Technology fund, E78–79, E248, E440, E444, E447, E555–57, E586
  - Application process, E555–56
    - Evaluation, technical review, E555–56
  - Ministerial responsibility, breakdown, E554–55
  - Staff, E222
- Throne Speech, 2568
- Throne Speech response, 2690, 4450
Prairie South School Division No. 210
- Information technology, user access management
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – 2020-21 and 2021-22 annual integrated audits
Prairie Swine Centre Inc.
- See
  - University of Saskatchewan – Subsidiaries
Prairie Valley School Division No. 208
- Monitoring progress of home-based learners
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions – Prairie Valley School Division No. 208
Prefontaine, Joceline Sylvia
- See
  - Condolence motions
Pregnancy termination
- See
  - Abortion
Premiers
- Blakeney, Allan and Roy Romanow
  - Contributions to Charter of Rights and Freedoms
    - See
      - Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms – New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan, contributions to
  - Contributions to Constitution
    - See
      - Federation (Canada) – Constitution Act, 1982 – New Democratic Party of Saskatchewan, contributions to
- Calvert, Lorne
  - See
    - Parks, urban – Wakamow Valley, Moose Jaw – Lorne Calvert Campground and Lorne Calvert Loop, provincial naming policy, ministerial statement (Moe)
- Manitoba, Heather Stefanson, and interim Premier Kelvin Goertzen, Throne Speech response, 1043
- Premier Moe, comments regarding
  - Federal employees on provincial lands
    - See
      - Environmental protection – Federal employees on provincial lands
  - Public health measures
    - See
      - Discrimination and racism – Premier's remarks on public health measures
- Premier's Service Club Award
  - See
    - Service clubs – Rotary Club of Prince Albert, Premier's Service Club Award, recipient, member's statement
- Scott, Walter, Throne Speech response, 1057
Premier's estimates
- See
  - Executive Council, Estimates
Prenatal care
- Elliot, Sally
  - See
    - Tributes – Elliot, Sally, YMCA prenatal coordinator
Prenatal outreach resource team
- See
  - Sanctum Care Group – Prenatal outreach resource team
Prescription drugs
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals
Pretendians
- See
  - First Nations – False claims of Indigenous ancestry
Prevention of crime
- See
  - Crime prevention
Primary care
- Access, U439–40
  - See also
    - Family doctors
  - Budget debate, 2014, 5120
  - Investments, budget debate, 5116
- In correctional centres
  - See
    - Prisoners – Medical services, access to primary care
- Funding, U604, U606
  - Budget debate, 5201
- Mental health and addictions
  - Need for, budget debate, 413
  - Training program, U291–92, U367, U371
    - Budget debate, 293
- Model, system reform
  - See also
    - Family doctors – Compensation model
  - And health care worker recruitment
    - Beck, 2851
    - Merriman, 2852–53, 3415, 3716–17
    - Moe, 2851–52
    - Mowat, 2852, 3415, 3716
  - Need for, budget debate, 3405, 3422, 3451, 3465, 3526, 3527
  - And team-based care, 3865, 3866–67, U439–41
    - Merriman, 3715–16
    - Mowat, 3715–16
- Needs and investments
  - Beck, 3441
  - Merriman, 3397, 3441–42
  - Mowat, 3396, 3441–42
- Nurse practitioner clinics
  - See
    - Nurse practitioners – Clinics
- Primary care compensation working group
  - See
    - Primary care – Model, system reform – And health care worker recruitment
- Retention challenges
  - See
    - Physicians – Compensation
- Strategy, development, funding, U399
- Team-based care, funding, U606
Prime Ministers
- Mulroney, Brian
  - See
    - Condolence motions
    - Tributes
Prince Albert Grand Council
- Community Cares Kitchen
  - See
    - Food security – Community Cares Kitchen, Prince Albert, member's statement
- Self-administered police service, development, 3875, N384
  - Budget debate, 3478
  - Throne Speech, 2567, 4375
  - Throne Speech response, 2591, 2628, 2722, 2740, 2758, 4446, 4450
- Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert, First Nations and Métis cultural space
  - See
    - Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert – First Nations and Métis cultural space
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
- See
  - Tributes – Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, consort of Elizabeth II, Queen of Great Britain
Printed errors in Hansard, correction
- See
  - Corrigenda
Priority of debate
- See
  - Motions under Rule 28
Priority Saskatchewan
- See
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry – Priority Saskatchewan
Prisoners
- Back to basics pilot program, N241–42, P236–37
  - See also
    - Offenders – īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support pilot program for women
  - Funding, budget debate, 3478
- Community alternatives to remand, P234, P235–37
- Counts, point-in-time
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Occupancy and capacity
- COVID-19 safety precautions, N95–96, N143–44
  - See also
    - Correctional centres – COVID-19, prevention and outbreak management
  - Transfers between facilities, N94, N95, N144
- Deaths in custody, N694
- Enrolled in Saskatchewan Distance Learning Corporation, P522
- First Nations
  - Culturally appropriate programming
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Cultural lodge program, expansion
  - Disproportionate numbers, Throne Speech response, 902, 2701
  - Elder services
    - See
      - Correctional centres – Elder services
  - Rehabilitation and reintegration supports
    - See
      - Offenders – First Nations, Offender Reintegration Partnership Agreement, member's statement
- Inmate segregation, P548
  - See also
    - Correctional centres – Inmate segregation
  - Assessments, P542–43, P545–46, P547
  - Statistics, P544
- Medical services, access to primary care
  - Complaints, P246–47, P551, P552–53
  - Medical files, transfer between facilities, P246, P551
  - Wait times, P552–53
- Opioid agonist therapy
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Opioid agonist therapy
- Personal provisions, funding, N381, N382, N603
- Programming, N687–88
  - Rehabilitation, P244–46
    - Evaluation and success measures, P248–49
  - Relapse prevention, N521–22, P245–46
- Release, supports, N239–40
  - See also
    - Offenders – īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support pilot program for women
- Release and reintegration of female-identified offenders, recognition of Nancy Poon and the Brighter Futures Fund, member's statement
  - Bowes, 2434–35
- Release from centres while COVID-19 positive, N93
- Release plans
  - And connection with relevant social services agencies, N239–40, U107–8
    - See also
      - Offenders – īkwēskīcik iskwēwak transitional support pilot program for women – Wraparound supports
  - Coroner's inquest, N80, N238–39
- Remand reduction pilot program
  - Data analysis and meaningful targets, need for, P233–34
  - Initiatives, evaluation, P235–36
  - Shift to reducing recidivism, P235–36
  - Steering committee, P237
- sītoskawātowin program
  - See
    - Saskatoon Correctional Centre – Urban camp
- Solitary confinement
  - See
    - Correctional centres – Inmate segregation
- Stopping abuse for everyone program, expansion to include, N687
Prisons
- See
  - Correctional centres
Privacy
- And digital identity project
  - Reiter, 1895
  - Wilson, 1895
- Government website, user accounts, N231
- Legislative amendments concerning bullying
  - See
    - Bullying – Intimate images, unauthorized distribution, legislation
- Protection
  - See
    - Freedom of information
- Public service inclusion initiatives, privacy concerns
  - See
    - Public service – Inclusion initiatives and privacy concerns
Privacy (Intimate Images - Additional Remedies) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 51)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1165
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1541–42
  - Bowes, 1595–96
  - Conway, 1312
  - Love, 1457–58
  - Nippi-Albright, 1399
  - Ritchie, 1428
  - Sarauer, 1189, 1697
  - Vermette, 1669
  - Wotherspoon, 1508–9
  - Wyant, 1189
  - Young, A., 1283
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1698
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N165
  - Wyant, N164–66
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Keisig)
    - Keisig, N166
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1726
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1726
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1726
- Royal Assent, 2517
Private Bills Committee
- Elections
  - Chair [Bradshaw], moved (Ottenbreit)
    - Ottenbreit, B15
  - Chair [Steele], moved (Wilson)
    - Wilson, B1
  - Deputy Chair [Mowat], moved (Wilson)
    - Wilson, B1
  - Deputy Chair [Sarauer], moved (Ottenbreit)
    - Ottenbreit, B15
- Membership
  - Substitution, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, H5
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 898, H17
  - Substitution, moved (Love)
    - Love, H20
  - Substitution, moved (Merriman)
    - Merriman, H35
- Petitioners' compliance for Bill No. 901, accepted, moved (Dennis)
  - Dennis, B1
- Petitioners' compliance for Bill No. 902, Bill No. 903, and Bill No. 904, accepted, moved (Dennis)
  - Dennis, B7
- Reports
  - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, B2
  - First, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Steele, 252
  - Second, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, B6
  - Second, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Steele, 683
  - Third, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, B7
  - Third, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Steele, 1333
  - Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, B11
  - Fourth, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Steele, 2106
  - Fifth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Hargrave)
    - Hargrave, B14
  - Fifth, moved (Steele) for concurrence
    - Steele, 2426
  - Sixth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, B16
  - Sixth, moved (Bradshaw) for concurrence
    - Bradshaw, 4906
  - Seventh, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, B17
  - Seventh, moved (Bradshaw) for concurrence
    - Bradshaw, 5632
- Steering committee
  - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Mowat)
    - Mowat, B1
Private care homes
- See
  - Personal and/or special-care homes
Private members' motions [Session 1]
- No. 1. Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts
  - Jobs plan, implement, moved (Young, A.), 527–31
- No. 2. Canada Health Transfer
  - Increase, call on federal government, moved (Ross, A.), 636–39, 791–94
Private members' motions [Session 2]
- No. 1. Federal government, critique
  - Condemnation, increased regulation on law-abiding gun owners and reduced sentences for serious offenders, moved (Domotor), 1368–71, 2148–50, 2294, 2481–85
- No. 2. Energy
  - Security, call on federal government to repeal legislation and support pipeline projects, moved (Francis), 1738–40
Private members' motions [Session 3]
- No. 1. Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation
  - Support for, moved (Young, C.), 2844–46, 3017–18, 3282–83, 3600–3601
- No. 2. Health Human Resources Action Plan
  - Support for, moved (Young, C.), 3743–44, 3902–3
- No. 3. Education, funding
  - Adequate, moved (Conway), 3812–14, 3997
Private members' motions [Session 4]
- No. 1. Guns
  - Legislation, devolve to province, moved (Bradshaw), 4644–46, 4787–89, 5386–87, 5513–16
- No. 2. Fuel tax
  - Suspend for six months to help with the high cost of living, moved (Wotherspoon), 4705–7, 4868–69, 5078–80, 5594–96
- No. 3 Capital investments
  - Attraction, government policies, support, moved (Bonk), 5013–16, 5671–73
- No. 4 Government
  - Accountability and transparency, pass legislation to improve, moved (Conway), 5452–55
Private service homes
- Funding, U89, U416
  - Budget debate, 3402
- Oversight
  - See
    - Group homes – And private service homes, oversight
Privilege
- Allegation made by Deputy House Leader
  - Ruling: Unable to rule, 3957
  - Ruling: Prima facie case not established, 3981
- Allegation of grave disorder preventing all members from exercising their duties
  - See also
    - Privileges Committee – Condemnation of protest that caused grave disorder, gratitude for legislative district security unit and security staff, and request a review of the incident to develop proposals to prevent future breaches of privilege, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Harrison, J., 4753–54
  - Sarauer, 4754
  - Ruling deferred, 4727
  - Ruling: Prima facie case established, 4752–53
- Allegations made against member for Regina University [Young, A.]
  - Apology
    - See also
      - Legislative Assembly members, statements of apology – Regarding a question before the Assembly
  - Ruling deferred, 2073–74
  - Ruling: Member has apologized, I consider the matter closed, 2091
Privileges Committee
- Condemnation of protest that caused grave disorder, gratitude for legislative district security unit and security staff, and request a review of the incident to develop proposals to prevent future breaches of privilege, moved (Harrison, J.)
  - Conway, R3–5
  - Harrison, J., R1–3, R6
  - Sarauer, R6
- Elections
  - Deputy Chair [Sarauer], moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., R1
- Membership
  - Addition, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 186
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., H17
  - Substitution, moved (Merriman)
    - Merriman, H35
  - Substitution, moved (Mowat)
    - Mowat, H19–20
  - Substitution, moved (Steele)
    - Steele, H5
- Reports
  - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., R6
  - First, moved (Sarauer) for concurrence
    - Conway, 4943–45
    - Eyre, 4945
    - Harrison, J., 4943
    - Sarauer, 4943
- Steering committee
  - Agenda and priority of business, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., R1
Pro Forma Bill
- First reading
  - Moe, 11–12, 884, 2570, 4377
Producers
- See
  - Farmers
Pronouns
- See
  - Education policy – Preferred first name and pronouns policy for students
Property insurance
- Damage due to power outages, claims, C77–78
Property tax
- See also
  - Education property tax
- Administration
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency
- Changes, impact on rural municipalities, E372
- Government properties
  - See
    - Municipalities, funding – Grants-in-lieu of property taxes
- Increase
  - Budget debate, 1899, 1939, 1953, 3480, 5136
  - Throne Speech response, 2754
- Mill rate ratio and effective tax rate, N546–48
- System review, report, N557, N726–27
Prorogation
- See
  - Lieutenant Governor – Prorogation speech
Protected and conserved areas network
- See
  - Environmental protection – Representative area networks
Protecting a Woman's Right to Access Abortion Services Act (No. 605)
- First reading
  - Bowes, 825
Protecting a Woman's Right to Access Abortion Services Act (No. 608)
- First reading
  - Bowes, 1581
Protecting a Woman's Right to Access Abortion Services Act (No. 612)
- First reading
  - Bowes, 3169
Protection and response team N510
- Budget debate, 3431
- Conservation officers, training and oversight, E85, N245
- And provincial protective services unit, N246
- Saskatchewan Highway Patrol
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Highway Patrol – Protection and response team, training requirements
- Throne Speech response, 47, 902, 1081
- Training, additional, N246
Protection From Human Trafficking Act (No. 14)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 211
- Second reading
  - Beck, 589
  - Bowes, 566–67
  - Conway, 433–34
  - Love, 543–44
  - Ritchie, 497–98
  - Sarauer, 647–48
  - Vermette, 605–6
  - Wotherspoon, 477–78
  - Wyant, 433
  - Young, A., 457
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 648
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N54–57
  - Wyant, N54–57
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Grewal)
    - Grewal, N58
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 735–36
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 736
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 736
- Royal Assent, 860
Protection From Human Trafficking (Coerced Debts) Amendment Act, 2023 (No. 152)
- First reading
  - Eyre, 4776
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 4993
  - Burki, 4913
  - Clarke, 4927
  - Conway, 5041–42
  - Eyre, 4801–2
  - Love, 4828
  - Mowat, 4965
  - Nippi-Albright, 5053–54
  - Ritchie, 5026–28
  - Teed, 4843
  - Wotherspoon, 4980
  - Young, A., 4802
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 5055
- Committee discussion
  - Eyre, N666–68
  - McLeod, B., N669
  - Sarauer, N667–69
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Grewal)
    - Grewal, N669
- Report with amendment
  - Dennis, 5415
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Eyre, 5415
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Eyre, 5415
- Third reading
  - Eyre, 5415
- Royal assent, 5648
Protection of nature
- See
  - Nature conservation
Protective services
- See
  - Fire departments and firefighters
  - Police services
Protests
- See
  - Demonstrations
Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
- Funding, C19, C228, C381, C528
Provincial Auditor
- Accounting standards, changes in, P503–5
- Annual report (2019-20), P1–3
  - Wotherspoon, P3
- Annual report (2020-21), P158–60
  - Young, C., P159–60
- Annual report (2021-22), P373–75
  - Hargrave, P374–75
  - Nerlien, P375
  - Young, A., P374
- Annual report (2022-23), P441–45
  - Nerlien, P443–44
  - Wotherspoon, P444
  - Young, A., P442–43
- Appointments
  - Acting Provincial Auditor, Tara Clemett, moved (Young, C.)
    - Young, C., P72
  - Tara Clemett, moved (Wotherspoon)
    - Wotherspoon, 1124
- Appropriations
  - Main, P4–5, P160–61, P375–76, P445–46
  - Unforeseen expenses, P5, P161, P376, P446–47
- Audit recommendations, implementation, P308
  - See also
    - Crown and Central Agencies Committee – Committee recommendations, implementation, status
    - Public Accounts Committee – Committee recommendations, implementation, status
  - Cost of and available supports, P116
  - Time frames, P308
- And auditors from other provinces, interaction with, P284
- Audits, costs and planning, P161, P441–42, P447
- Audits, financial, transaction sampling, P304
- Audits, performance, P163–64, P447
  - Follow-up process, P309
  - Follow-up time frame, C302, C306, P44, P103, P234–35, P308, P592
  - Root cause analysis, P235
  - Social media, P67
- Awareness of, P444–45
  - And public trust, P377
  - And social media strategy, P373
- Business and financial plan (2021-22), P3–5
  - Wotherspoon, P5
- Business and financial plan (2022-23), P160–64
  - Friesen, P163
  - Goudy, P162
  - Nerlien, P162–63
  - Skoropad, P163
  - Young, A., P161–62
  - Young, C., P164
- Business and financial plan (2023-24), P375–77
  - Nerlien, P377
  - Young, A., P376–77
- Business and financial plan (2024-25), P445–48
  - Nerlien, P448
  - Young, A., P446–47
- COVID-19, impact on operations, P159
- Efficiency measures, P162, P376
- Emergency housing payments to hotel owned by Sask Party member, special investigation, call for, P446–47
  - See also
    - Emergency housing – And use of hotels – Payment to business owned by government member – Investigation by Provincial Auditor
- Estimates
  - (2021-22), main, H12
  - (2022-23), main, H14
  - (2023-24), main, H26
  - (2024-25), main, H34
- Experts, use of, P504–5
- Inflation, impact on, P376–77
- Information technology, funding, P376
- Information technology, security, P444
- Office space, lease costs, P161–62
- Performance measures, P2, P158–59, P373, P441–42
- Public Accounts Committee expresses respectful appreciation for distinguished and dedicated service, moved (Young, C.)
  - Young, C., P71
- Public Accounts scrutiny
  - See
    - Public Accounts
- Quality management standards, new, impact on operations, P442–43
- Recommendation of Tara Clemett to the position of Provincial Auditor of Saskatchewan, moved (Young, C.)
  - See
    - Provincial Auditor – Appointments
- Special assignments, P446–47
  - Emergency housing, payments to hotel owned by Sask Party member
    - See
      - Emergency housing – And use of hotels, investigation by Provincial Auditor, moved (Conway)
  - Parkside Extendicare, examination of care during COVID-19
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities – COVID-19 outbreaks – Parkside Extendicare, Regina, request Provincial Auditor to examine issues of care during COVID-19, moved (Young, A.)
- Staff
  - Compensation, compared to private sector, P442
  - Flexible work arrangements and employee development, P444
  - Human resources manager, new, P446
  - Salaries and benefits, P375–76, P441, P446
  - Training costs, P159–60
  - Travel expenses, P374
- Staff, turnover, P160–61, P162–63, P373–75, P441, P445–46
  - Mitigation initiatives, P374–75, P442, P443–44
- Strategic plan, new, development, P445
- Summary of implemented recommendations
  - (2019) v.1, ch.2, P305–7
  - (2020) v.2, ch.18, P305–7
  - (2021) v.1, ch.3, P305–7
  - (2021) v.2, ch.14, P239, P240, P305–7, P329
  - (2022) v.1, ch.2, P305–7
- Workload, increase due to new government bodies, P374, P376, P446
Provincial Auditor's reports
- Advanced Education Ministry
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.1, P281–88
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.1, P281–88
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.1, P281–88
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.2, P281–88
  - Approving capital projects, audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.27, P288–89
  - Carlton Trail College
    - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.2, P296
    - Equipping the board with competencies to govern
      - Performance audit, (2018) v.2, ch.21, P297–99
      - Audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.24, P297–99
  - Managing risks to post-secondary services from its unsupported critical IT system [One Client Service Model], audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.26, P289–91
  - Northlands College
    - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.10, P305
    - Purchasing goods and services
      - Performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.9, P299–305
      - Audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.21, P299–305
  - Saskatchewan Polytechnic
    - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.14, P321–22
    - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.14, P321–23
    - Carrying out applied research, performance audit, (2020) v.2, ch.22, P323–26
  - University of Regina
    - Procuring goods and services, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.47, P319–20
    - Protecting interests in research, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.42, P317–19
  - Working with the advanced education sector to achieve Ministry strategies, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.1, ch.15, P291–95
    - (2021) v.2, ch.19, P291–95
- Agriculture Ministry
  - Mitigating impact of regulated pests, performance audit, (2020) v.2, ch.19, P29–33
  - Mitigating risk of livestock diseases, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.27, P28–29
  - Regulating livestock waste, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.28, P29
- Central Services Ministry
  - Data centre security, audit follow-up
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry – Securing the data centre
  - Web application security requirements, audit follow-up
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry – Web applications security requirements
- Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
  - See also
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – Justice Ministry and Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit and IT audit work, (2019) v.2, ch.2, P240
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.2, P240
  - Community rehabilitation of adult offenders, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.2, ch.25, P242–44
    - (2022) v.2, ch.13, P549–50
  - Inmate administrative segregation, performance audit, (2022) v.2, ch.8, P541–48
  - Planning for inmate capacity in correctional facilities, audit follow-up (2020) v.2, ch.26, P244–46
  - Providing primary medical care in adult secure-custody correctional centres, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.2, ch.27, P246–48
    - (2022) v.2, ch.14, P550–53
  - Providing provincial disaster assistance
    - Performance audit (2021) v.1, ch.4, P240–42
    - Audit follow-up (2023) v.1, ch.8, P553–54
  - Rehabilitating adult inmates, audit follow-up (2021) v.2, ch.20, P248–49
- Crown Investments Corporation of Saskatchewan
  - Gradworks Inc., Achieving intern development program goals, audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.34, C162–63
- Economy Ministry
  - Monitoring IT service providers, audit follow-up, (2017) v.1, ch.17, P47–48
- Education Ministry
  - Capital asset planning for schools, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.17, P38–41
    - (2021) v.1, ch.12, P268–71
    - (2023) v.1, ch.9, P525–29
  - Enforcing P3 joint-use school project agreements, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.30, P44–45
  - Evaluating the early years intensive support program, performance audit (2021) v.1, ch.5, P266–68
  - Improving educational outcomes for Indigenous students, performance audit, (2023) v.1, ch.3, P507–17
  - Increasing grade 12 graduation rates, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.18, P41–42
    - (2021) v.2, ch.21, P271–72
  - Monitoring kindergarten students' readiness to learn in the primary grades, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.2, ch.31, P45–47
    - (2021) v.2, ch.23, P274–75
  - Monitoring school instruction time, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.19, P42–44
    - (2021) v.2, ch.22, P272–74
  - Operationalizing the education sector strategic plan, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.20, P44
  - School boards and divisions
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – School boards and divisions
  - Teachers' Superannuation Commission, Teachers' Dental Plan
    - 2017-18 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2018) v.2, ch.18, P37–38
    - 2018-19 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2019) v.2, ch.17, P37–38
- eHealth Saskatchewan
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.3, P153–56
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.3, P153–56
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.3, P153–56
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.3, P153–56
  - 2021-22 annual integrated audit, (2022) v.2, ch.1, P573–78
  - 2022-23 annual integrated audit, (2023) v.2, ch.1, P573–78
  - Mitigating vendor influence and related conflicts of interest
    - Performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.3, P145–49
    - Audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.13, P145–49
  - Securing patient data, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.28, P157
  - Securing portable devices
    - Performance audit, (2020) v.1, ch.6, P149–53
    - Audit follow-up, (2022) v.2, ch.15, P578–82
  - Sharing patient data, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.21, P156–57
- Energy and Resources Ministry
  - 2020-21 annual audit, (2021) v.2, ch.4, P380–85
  - Auditing producer returns for non-renewable resources
    - Performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.4, P48–52
    - Audit follow-up, (2022) v.1, ch.10, P385–87
  - Regulating oil and gas and pipeline industry incidents, audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.14, P379–80
  - Regulating pipelines, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.22, P52–54
- Environment Ministry
  - 2018-19 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2019) v.2, ch.4, P59–60
  - Detecting wildfires, audit follow-up
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency – Detecting wildfires
  - Managing sustainable fish populations, performance audit, (2019) v.2, ch.21, P60–64
  - Preventing entry and spread of aquatic invasive species, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.29, P56–58
  - Regulating contaminated sites, audit follow-up, (2019) v.1, ch.23, P58–59
  - Regulating landfills, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.16, P54–56
  - Regulating waste diversion through recycling, performance audit, (2020) v.2, ch.20, P64–66
- Executive Council
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.4, P466–69
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.5, P466–69
  - 2021-22 annual integrated audit, (2022) v.2, ch.2, P466–69
- Finance Ministry
  - Implementing the Revenue Administration Modernization Project, audit follow-up, (2021) v.2, ch.24, P356–57
  - Internal audit in ministries, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.30, P356
  - Public Employees Benefits Agency, effectively informing certain pension plan members, audit follow-up (2020) v.2, ch.31, P357
  - Regulating contaminated sites, audit follow-up
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Environment Ministry – Regulating contaminated sites, audit follow-up
- Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority
  - Regulating vehicle dealers to protect consumers
    - Performance audit (2020) v.1, ch.7, P450–54
    - Audit follow-up (2022) v.1, ch.12, P450–54
- Global Transportation Hub
  - Acquiring land from the public sector, audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.33, P21–22
- Government Relations Ministry
  - Alerting the public about imminently dangerous events, audit follow-up
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency – Alerting the public about imminently dangerous events
  - Coordinating provincial emergency preparedness, audit follow-up
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor's reports – Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency – Coordinating provincial emergency preparedness
  - Northern Municipal Trust Account
    - 2018 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.1, ch.1, P338–40
    - 2019 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.5, P338–40
    - 2020 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.6, P338–40
  - Proposing Education Property Tax Mill Rates, audit follow-up, (2021) v.2, ch.25, P337–38
  - Recommending infrastructure projects for funding, audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.16, P334–37
  - Safe drinking water in northern settlements, audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.15, P330–34
- Health Ministry
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.7, P76
  - Coordinating provision of helicopter ambulance
    - Performance audit, (2019) v.2, ch.22, P93–97
    - Audit follow-up, (2021) v.2, ch.26, P93–97
    - Audit follow-up, (2023) v.1, ch.12, P567–69
  - Coordinating use of lean, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.26, P86–89
    - (2021) v.2, ch.27, P86–89
  - Detecting inappropriate physician payments, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.1, ch.17, P97–99
    - (2022) v.1, ch.13, P564–67
  - Monitoring enforcement of tobacco and vapour products' legislative requirements
    - Performance audit, (2021) v.2, ch.15, P558–64
    - Audit follow-up, (2023) v.2, ch.20, P558–64
  - Monitoring opioid prescribing and dispensing
    - Performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.7, P76–86
    - Audit follow-up, (2021) v.2, ch.28, P76–86
  - Preventing diabetes-related health complications, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.32, P99–100
  - Providing special needs equipment for persons with disabilities, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.27, P89–92
    - (2021) v.1, ch.17, P89–92
  - Regulating meat safety, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.36, P97
  - 3sHealth
    - Managing disability claims, performance audit, (2022) v.1, ch.3, P454–62
    - Procuring goods and services, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.14, P157–58
  - Using critical incident reporting to improve patient safety, performance audit, (2021) v.1, ch.6, P101–6
- Healthcare Affiliates
  - 2020 annual integrated audit (2020) v.2, ch.6, P569–71
  - 2021 annual integrated audit (2021) v.2, ch.7, P569–71
  - 2023 annual integrated audit (2023) v.2, ch.4, P569–71
- Highways Ministry
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.8, P13–18
  - 2018-19 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2020) v.1, ch.2, P13–18
  - 2019-20 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2020) v.2, ch.7, P13–18
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.8, P487–89
  - 2022-23 annual integrated audit, (2023) v.2, ch.5, P488–89
  - Acquiring land for the Regina bypass, audit follow-up, (2018) v.2, ch.35, P20–21
  - Addressing road safety concerns on existing highways, audit follow-up
    - (2018) v.1, ch.22, P11–13
    - (2020) v.1, ch.18, P12–13
  - Conducting winter maintenance on provincial highways, performance audit, (2023) v.1, ch.4, P479–85
  - Enforcing vehicle weight and dimension requirements, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.28, P18–19
    - (2021) v.1, ch.18, P485–87
  - Selecting contractors for roadworks, performance audit, (2021) v.1, ch.7, P477–79
- Immigration and Career Training Ministry
  - Coordinating English-language programs, audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.19, P469–72
  - Outcomes-based contracts, audit follow-up, (2021) v.2, ch.29, P472–74
- Justice Ministry
  - See also
    - Provincial Auditor's reports – Justice Ministry and Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.8, P221–22
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.8, P221–22
  - Enforcing maintenance payments, audit follow-up (2019) v.2, ch.37, P222–23
  - Supporting Provincial Court of Saskatchewan to manage court workloads, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.33, P226–29
- Justice Ministry and Corrections, Policing and Public Safety Ministry
  - Implementing strategies to reduce short-term remand in Saskatoon and the surrounding area, performance audit (2021) v.1, ch.8, P233–38
  - Leading the community safety and well-being initiative, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.16, P238
    - (2021) v.1, ch.20, P238
  - Victims' Fund annual integrated audit
    - (2019) v.2, ch.9, P239
    - (2020) v.2, ch.9, P239
- Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Ministry
  - Strategies to reduce injury rates, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.19, P490–92
- Office of Residential Tenancies
  - Adjudicating tenancy disputes, performance audit, (2021) v.1, ch.9, P231–33
- Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
  - Providing safe drinking water in provincial parks, performance audit, (2019) v.2, ch.23, P352–55
  - Western Development Museum
    - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.17, P329–30
    - Permanently removing historical artifacts, audit follow-up
      - (2018) v.2, ch.48, P327–29
      - (2020) v.2, ch.45, P327–29
- Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.9, P492–95
  - 2021-22 annual integrated audit, (2022) v.2, ch.3, P492–95
  - 2022-23 annual integrated audit, (2023) v.2, ch.7, P492–95
- Provincial Capital Commission
  - 2020 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.11, P555–57
  - 2021 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.10, P555–57
- Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
  - Providing property guardianship services to adult clients
    - Performance audit, (2020) v.1, ch.9, P229–31
    - Audit follow-up, (2021) v.2, ch.30, P229–31
- Public Service Commission
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.12, P309–10
  - Advancing workplace diversity and inclusion in ministries, performance audit, (2022) v.1, ch.4, P311–17
  - Centrally managing and securing MIDAS HR/payroll, annual specified procedures audit
    - (2019) v.2, ch.11, P310–11
    - (2020) v.1, ch.3, P310–11
- Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission
  - Enabling apprentices to achieve certification, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.34, P371–72
    - (2020) v.2, ch.36, P371–72
- Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
  - Delivering the breast cancer screening program, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.37, P143–45
  - Delivering the colorectal cancer screening program, performance audit, (2020) v.2, ch.21, P138–43
- Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
  - Managing succession, performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.10, P34
- Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation
  - Minimizing employee absenteeism, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.38, C90–91, C94–96
  - Preventing cyberattacks, performance audit, (2021) v.2, ch.17, C303–8
- Saskatchewan Government Insurance
  - Ensuring only qualified drivers remain licensed, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.1, ch.23, C70, C74–75
    - (2022) v.1, ch.16, C315–16
  - Monitoring fines from automated speed enforcement
    - Performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.11, C68–74, C81
    - Audit follow-up, (2022) v.1, ch.17, C316–18
- Saskatchewan Health Authority
  - Administering medication in Weyburn and Estevan hospitals, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.24, P205–6
  - Analyzing surgical biopsies in Regina and Saskatoon labs efficiently, performance audit, (2018) v.2, ch.23, P174–84
  - Annual integrated audits
    - 2017-18, (2018) v.2, ch.14, P167–74
    - 2018-19, (2019) v.2, ch.12, P167–74
    - 2019-20, (2020) v.2, ch.12, P167–74
    - 2020-21, (2021) v.2, ch.11, P167–74
  - Delivering accessible and responsive ground ambulance services in southwest Saskatchewan, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.2, ch.39, P200–202
    - (2022) v.1, ch.18, P592–95
  - Delivering provincially funded childhood immunizations in La Ronge and surrounding area, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.2, ch.40, P203–4
    - (2021) v.2, ch.33, P203–4
  - Efficient use of MRIs in Regina, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.1, ch.25, P206–9
    - (2022) v.1, ch.19, P602–5
  - Filling hard-to-recruit healthcare positions, performance audit, (2022) v.2, ch.12, P587–92
  - Maintain Saskatoon and surrounding area health care facilities, performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.12, P189–95
  - Maintaining medical equipment in healthcare facilities in Melfort and surrounding area, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.26, P209
  - Medication management in long-term care facilities in Kindersley and surrounding area, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.1, ch.27, P209–10
    - (2022) v.1, ch.20, P595–96
  - Minimizing employee absenteeism, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.28, P210–13
  - Overseeing contracted special-care homes in Saskatoon and surrounding area, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.29, P213–16
  - Preventing and controlling hospital-acquired infections in Regina hospitals, performance audit, (2018) v.2, ch.24, P184–89
  - Providing timely access to mental health and addictions services in Prince Albert and surrounding areas, audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.22, P216–18
  - Providing timely and appropriate home-care services in the City of Prince Albert and surrounding area, audit follow-up (2019) v.1, ch.35, P202–3
  - Purchasing goods and services, performance audit, (2022) v.1, ch.5, P583–87
  - Safe and timely discharge of patients from Regina hospitals, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.41, P204–5
  - Treating patients at risk of suicide in Northwest Saskatchewan
    - Performance audit, (2019) v.2, ch.24, P195–200
    - Audit follow-up, (2023) v.1, ch.20, P596–602
  - Triaging emergency department patients in Saskatoon hospitals, audit follow-up (2021) v.1, ch.23, P218–20
- Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
  - Maintaining housing units, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.30, P431–34
  - Providing adequate housing for social housing clients, audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.24, P434–35
- Saskatchewan Impaired Driver Treatment Centre
  - Program delivery
    - Performance audit, (2018) v.1, ch.9, P135–38
    - Audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.38, P135–38
- Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.15, P23–25
  - 2018-19 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2019) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
  - 2019-20 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2020) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
- Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission
  - Providing legal aid services, audit follow-up
    - (2018) v.2, ch.41, P223–26
    - (2021) v.2, ch.34, P223–26
- Saskatchewan Liquor and Gaming Authority
  - 2017-18 annual integrated audit, (2018) v.2, ch.16, P23–26
  - 2018-19 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2019) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
  - 2019-20 annual integrated and information technology audit, (2020) v.2, ch.13, P23–25
  - 2021-22 annual integrated audit, (2022) v.2, ch.5, P410–11
  - Assuring safety of liquor products, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.42, P27
  - Managing projects with significant IT components, audit follow-up
    - (2018) v.2, ch.42, P26
    - (2020) v.2, ch.39, P26
  - Regulating locally manufactured craft alcohol, performance audit, (2022) v.1, ch.6, P406–10
  - Regulating on-table liquor sales, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.36, P26–27
    - (2021) v.1, ch.25, P405–6
  - Regulating recreational cannabis, performance audit, (2021) v.1, ch.10, P401–5
- Saskatchewan Power Corporation
  - Maintaining above-ground assets used to distribute electricity, audit follow-up, (2022) v.1, ch.25, C332–37
  - Managing the risk of cyber incidents, audit follow-up, (2019) v.2, ch.45, C125–29, C134
  - Planning to shut down and decommission boundary dam, performance audit, (2020) v.2, ch.23, C126–27, C129–34
- Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
  - Alerting the public about imminently dangerous events, audit follow-up (2021) v.2, ch.35, P360–61
  - Coordinating provincial emergency preparedness, audit follow-up (2020) v.2, ch.40, P358–60
  - Detecting wildfires, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.2, ch.32, P361–64
    - (2021) v.2, ch.36, P361–64
- Saskatchewan Research Council
  - Purchasing goods and services
    - Performance audit, (2020) v.1, ch.10, P462–66
    - Audit follow-up, (2023) v.1, ch.21, P462–66
- Saskatchewan Water Corporation
  - Purchasing goods and services, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.31, C96–101, C104
- Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.1, ch.4, P394
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.1, ch.1, P394
  - Administering psychological injury claims, performance audit, (2022) v.1, ch.7, P394–401
  - Co-ordinating injured workers' return to work, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.2, ch.43, P388–94
    - (2022) v.1, ch.22, P388–94
- SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry
  - Learning from use of P3s, audit follow-up (2019) v.2, ch.44, P366–67
  - Securing the data centre, audit follow-up (2021) v.1, ch.26, P367–69
  - Web applications security requirements, audit follow-up (2021) v.1, ch.27, P369–70
- SaskEnergy Inc.
  - Keeping pipelines operating safely
    - Performance audit, (2020) v.1, ch.11, C104–7
    - Audit follow-up, (2022) v.1, ch.24, C326, C331–32
- School boards and divisions
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.1, ch.5, P108–11
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.1, ch.2, P108–11
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2022) v.1, ch.1, P529–31
  - 2021-22 annual integrated audit, (2023) v.1, ch.2, P529–31
  - Chinook School Division No. 211, supporting grade 2 students in achieving grade level math, performance audit, (2019) v.2, ch.20, P124
  - Horizon School Division No. 205, Maintaining facilities, performance audit, (2020) v.1, ch.8, P129–32
  - Living Sky School Division No. 202, Engaging grades 7 to 12 students, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.34, P134–35
  - North East School Division No. 200, Increasing grade 3 students reading at grade level, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.20, P132
  - Northern Lights School Division No. 113, Procuring goods and services, performance audit, (2019) v.1, ch.8, P111–18
  - Prairie Valley School Division No. 208, Monitoring progress of home-based learners, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.21, P132–33
  - Regina Roman Catholic Separate School Division No. 81, English as an additional language programming, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.2, ch.35, P134
    - (2023) v.1, ch.16, P538–39
  - Regina School Division No. 4, Promoting positive student behaviour, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.22, P133–34
  - Saskatchewan Distance Learning Centre, Supporting students' completion of grades 10 to 12 distance education courses, performance audit, (2022) v.1, ch.8, P517–25
  - Saskatoon School Division No. 13
    - Monitoring student readiness to learn after kindergarten
      - Performance audit, (2021) v.1, ch.11, P120–24
      - Audit follow-up, (2023) v.1, ch.23, P534–35
    - Pension plan for non-teaching staff
      - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.15, P118–19
      - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.18, P118–19
    - Procurement processes, audit follow-up, (2020) v.2, ch.41, P119–20
    - Supporting students with intensive needs, audit follow-up, (2022) v.1, ch.23, P532–34
  - St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division, No. 20
    - Adapting technology for learning in elementary schools
      - Performance audit, (2019) v.2, ch.25, P124–28
      - Audit follow-up, (2022) v.1, ch.27, P535–37
    - Promoting good student health and fitness, audit follow-up
      - (2021) v.1, ch.30, P128–29
      - (2023) v.1, ch.25, P537–38
- Social Services Ministry
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit and IT work, (2019) v.2, ch.16, P250–54
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.15, P250–54
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.12, P250–54
  - 2021-22 annual integrated audit, (2022) v.2, ch.6, P427–31
  - Investigating allegations of child abuse and neglect, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.2, ch.42, P259–62
  - Minimizing absenteeism, audit follow-up
    - (2020) v.2, ch.43, P262–64
    - (2022) v.2, ch.24, P426–27
  - Monitoring foster families
    - Performance audit, (2020) v.1, ch.12, P254–57
    - Audit follow-up, (2022) v.1, ch.26, P424–26
  - Monitoring quality of care in homes for adults with intellectual disabilities, performance audit, (2021) v.2, ch.18, P413–24
  - Placing minister wards in permanent homes, audit follow-up (2021) v.1, ch.28, P265
  - Protecting children in care, audit follow-up (2020) v.2, ch.44, P264
  - Protecting children-in-care information in the Linkin system, audit follow-up (2021) v.1, ch.29, P264–65
  - Supervising community-based organizations delivering programs to intellectually disabled people, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.2, ch.46, P257–59
    - (2021) v.2, ch.37, P257–59
- Standing committees
  - Crown and Central Agencies
    - (2019) v.2, ch.48, C67–68
    - (2020) v.2, ch.46, C67–68
    - (2021) v.2, ch.39, C302–3
  - Public Accounts
    - (2020) v.2, ch.47, P307–9
    - (2021) v.2, ch.40, P307–9
- Summary of implemented recommendations
  - (2019) v.1, ch.2, P305–7
  - (2020) v.2, ch.18, P305–7
  - (2021) v.1, ch.3, P305–7
  - (2021) v.2, ch.14, P239, P240, P305–7, P329
  - (2022) v.1, ch.2, P305–7
- Technical Safety Authority of Saskatchewan
  - Inspecting elevating devices, audit follow-up
    - (2019) v.1, ch.41, P364–66
    - (2021) v.2, ch.38, P364–66
- Tourism Saskatchewan
  - Managing social media use, audit follow-up, (2020) v.1, ch.32, P66–70
- Water Security Agency
  - 2018-19 annual integrated audit, (2019) v.2, ch.18, P341–43
  - 2019-20 annual integrated audit, (2020) v.2, ch.16, P341–43
  - 2020-21 annual integrated audit, (2021) v.2, ch.13, P341–43
  - Regulating drainage, audit follow-up, (2021) v.1, ch.31, P349–52
  - Regulating water use, performance audit, (2020) v.1, ch.13, P343–49
Provincial autonomy
- Budget debate, 298, 380, 422–23
- Carbon tax, court challenge
  - See
    - Carbon tax (Canada) – Federal imposition, provincial challenge
- Corporate income tax, administration of
  - See
    - Income tax – Corporate, administration of
- Critique, member's statement
  - Conway, 1574
- Critique, Throne Speech response, 907, 919–20, 936, 949, 964, 1003, 1048–49
- Defence of, budget debate, 3462, 3463
- Defence of, initiatives
  - Constitutional amendment affirming areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction
    - See
      - Saskatchewan Act, 1905 (federal) – Constitutional amendment affirming areas of exclusive provincial jurisdiction
  - Corporate income tax, administration of
    - See
      - Income tax – Corporate, administration of
  - Provincial firearms program
    - See
      - Guns – Firearms program
  - Saskatchewan-Canada Immigration Accord
    - See
      - Immigration – Saskatchewan-Canada Immigration Accord
  - Saskatchewan-first legislation
    - See
      - Saskatchewan-first policies and legislation – Legislation
  - Throne Speech, 2566–67
  - Throne Speech response, 2587–88, 2612, 2616, 2641–42, 2647, 2654, 2680, 2725, 2759–60
- Defence of, Throne Speech response, 2705, 2754
- Firearms legislation, administration
  - See
    - Chief Firearms Officer
- Immigration, increased control
  - See
    - Immigration – Provincial control, expansion
- Legislative Secretary, appointment
  - See
    - Cabinet ministers – Legislative secretaries – Provincial autonomy, appointment
- Natural Resources Transfer Agreement
  - See
    - Natural resources – Jurisdiction, assertion of – Indigenous concerns
- And priorities of Saskatchewan people
  - Beck, 2716
  - Moe, 2716
- And priorities of Saskatchewan people, budget debate, 3469, 5238
- And priorities of Saskatchewan people, Throne Speech response, 2594–95, 2620, 2621, 2683
- And protection of notwithstanding clause, budget debate, 5163
- Throne Speech response, 42, 45, 58, 170, 198
- Town hall meetings, Throne Speech response, 2620, 2635, 2654, 2705, 2709, 2755
- Trade development
  - See
    - Trade, international offices
- White paper
  - Critique, budget debate, 5238
  - Critique, Throne Speech response, 2594–95, 2607–8, 2619, 2620–21, 2651–52, 2675, 2701, 2709, 2738, 4395
  - Indigenous consultation
    - Eyre, 2771
    - Nippi-Albright, 2771
  - Indigenous consultation, Throne Speech response, 2652, 2692–93, 2701
  - Throne Speech response, 2645, 2759–60
Provincial Capital Commission
- Accommodation costs, N530
- Capital funding, N718
- Community safety officers, inclusion in provincial protective services unit
  - See also
    - Provincial protective services unit – Creation, member's statement
  - Impact on operations, N191–92
  - Regina Police Service, relationship, N193
- COVID-19, impact on operations, N113–14
- Funding, N528, N529, N530, N673
- Inflation, impact on, N530
- Master Plan, funding, N718
- Master plan, review, N189, N193–94, N528, N530–32, N673, P555–57
  - Documentation, P555–56
  - Five pillars of use, implications for, N193, N534
  - Indigenous cultural space, designation of, N532–33
    - See also
      - Legislative Building, Regina – Demonstration, education, and cultural exchange, designation of west lawn
  - Public consultations, P555–56
- Operational expenses, N530
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2020) v.2, ch.11, P555–57
    - Wotherspoon, P557
    - Young, P556–57
  - (2021) v.2, ch.10, P555–57
    - Wotherspoon, P557
    - Young, A., P556–57
- Security, N533–34
  - Contracts, N189–91, N192–93, N533–34
  - Enhancements, funding, C229
Provincial Comptroller
- And comptrollers from other provinces, interaction with, P284
- Paton, Terry, retirement, recognition, P281
Provincial Court Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 65)
- First reading
  - Wyant, 1266
- Second reading
  - Beck, 1406
  - Bowes, 1807
  - Conway, 1518
  - Love, 1436–37
  - Mowat, 1548–49
  - Nippi-Albright, 1847
  - Ritchie, 1778
  - Sarauer, 1304
  - Vermette, 1676
  - Wotherspoon, 1709
  - Wyant, 1303–4
  - Young, A., 1753
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1847
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N180
  - Wyant, N180
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, D.)
    - Harrison, D., N181
- Report without amendment
  - Docherty, 1865
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Wyant, 1865
- Third reading
  - Wyant, 1865
- Royal Assent, 2517
Provincial disaster assistance program N682
- Applications, N145
- Claims, trends and forecasting, N382–83, P553
- Climate change, accounting for, N149–50
- Consolidation under Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency – Provincial disaster assistance program, consolidation of
- Disaster area designation and restoration work, timeliness of, P241–42, P553–54
- Federal funding, access to, P242
- Funding, N142, N381, N603
- Funding model, N145
- Service standards, P241, P242, P553
Provincial Education Plan U580
- School board approval, U395
Provincial Emblems and Honours Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 121)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 3120
- Second reading
  - Conway, 3144–45
  - Harrison, J., 3144
  - Ritchie, 3217
  - Sarauer, 3239
  - Young, A., 3185
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3240
- Committee discussion
  - Harrison, J., N489
  - Teed, N489–90
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, N490
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3661
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 3661
- Third reading
  - Harrison, J., 3661
- Royal Assent, 3702
Provincial laboratory
- See
  - Roy Romanow Provincial Laboratory
Provincial Library
- Multilingual and Indigenous language collections, refresh, U351
Provincial parks
- See
  - Parks, provincial
Provincial Protective Services Act (No. 107)
- First reading
  - Tell, 2943
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 3073
  - Conway, 2967–68
  - Love, 3180
  - Mowat, 3211
  - Nippi-Albright, 3095–96
  - Ritchie, 2994–96
  - Sarauer, 3299
  - Teed, 3257
  - Tell, 2966–67
  - Vermette, 3234–35
  - Wotherspoon, 3151–52
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3299
- Committee discussion
  - Sarauer, N445–47
  - Tell, N445
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (McLeod, T.)
    - McLeod, T., N447
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 3588
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Tell, 3588
- Third reading
  - Tell, 3589
- Royal Assent, 3589
Provincial protective services unit 2324, N245–46
- Community safety officers, powers, N248
- Creation, member's statement
  - Buckingham, 1087
- Environmental compliance and field services, E237
- Funding, N249, N506
  - Budget debate, 1882, 1901, 1949, 2006–7
- And future of RCMP, N249–50
- Inter-ministerial communication and memorandums of understanding, E240–41, P485–86
- And protection and response team
  - See
    - Protection and response team – And provincial protective services unit
- Reporting structure, N249–50
- Throne Speech, 879, 882, 2567
- Throne Speech response, 904, 906, 959, 976, 982, 999, 1001, 1012, 1073, 1081, 1100, 2612, 2627, 2654, 2722, 2740, 2757
- Training requirements, N246–48
  - Assessment, N248–49
- Water security enforcement, P347
Provincial sales tax
- And affordability, national comparison
  - See
    - Cost of living – National comparison
- Arrears, C541
- And carbon tax, impact on cost of living
  - Harpauer, 3700–3701
  - Wotherspoon, 3700
- Collection, online sales, C51–52, C273, C440, C551–52
- Construction, new homes, provincial sales tax rebate
  - See
    - Housing – Construction, provincial sales tax rebate
- Exemptions, budget debate, 5317
- Exemptions and affordability initiatives, C44–46
  - See also
    - Cost of living – And affordability initiatives
  - Harpauer, 2041
  - Wotherspoon, 2041
- Exemptions on agricultural services, E207
  - Budget debate, 2006, 2009
- Expansion
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax expansion
- Lawsuits and legal challenges
  - See
    - Taxation – Lawsuits and legal challenges
- Rate, affordability and provision of government services
  - Harpauer, 3416–17
  - Wilson, 3416–17
- Revenues, N184, N207, P502
  - See also
    - Provincial sales tax expansion – Revenue
  - And affordability initiatives
    - Harpauer, 3081
    - Wotherspoon, 3080–81
- Snack foods, revenue
  - See
    - Snack foods – Provincial sales tax, revenue
Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 36)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 562
- Second reading
  - Beck, 587–88
  - Harpauer, 587
  - Ritchie, 658
  - Vermette, 615–17
  - Wotherspoon, 673–74
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, J., 674
- Committee discussion
  - Harpauer, C61–62
  - Wotherspoon, C61–62
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Keisig), C62
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 780
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harpauer, 780
- Third reading
  - Harpauer, 781
- Royal Assent, 860
Provincial Sales Tax Amendment Act, 2022 (No. 84)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 2160–61
- Second reading
  - Beck, 2365–67
  - Bowes, 2311
  - Conway, 2238–39
  - Harpauer, 2178
  - Mowat, 2271
  - Ritchie, 2410–11
  - Sarauer, 2178
  - Vermette, 2199, 2427–28
  - Young, A., 2255–56
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, J., 2428–29
- Committee discussion
  - Harpauer, C282–87
  - Wotherspoon, C282–87
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Bonk), C287
- Report without amendment
  - Dennis, 2453
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harpauer, 2453
- Third reading
  - Harpauer, 2453
- Royal Assent, 2517
Provincial sales tax expansion 2333
- See also
  - Budgets – 2017 austerity budget
- And affordability, C431
  - See also
    - Cost of living – And affordability
  - Initiatives and affordability tax credit
    - Beck, 2961–62
    - Moe, 2961–62
- Budget debate, 1952, 1995, 1998, 5119, 5120, 5134, 5136, 5157, 5158, 5238, 5241, 5252, 5264, 5265, 5267, 5279, 5310
- Construction labour
  - See
    - Construction industry – Provincial sales tax, application to labour
- Consultation, C257
- Economic analysis, C257–58
- Economic impact, C44–46, C543–44
  - See also
- Employment, impact on, C259–60
- And federal harmonization, C257–58
  - Harpauer, 2041–42
  - Wotherspoon, 2041–42
- And federal harmonization, budget debate, 1881, 1958
- And fees, expansion
  - Budget debate, 1881, 1968, 2013, 2052, 2054, 2057, 3405, 3421, 3450, 3464, 3480
  - Throne Speech response, 2594, 2606, 2651, 2684, 2709, 2739, 2754, 4445
- And funding for initiatives in health care, 2334–35
  - Harpauer, 1982, 2070, 2205–6
  - Meili, 2070
  - Wotherspoon, 1982, 2205–6
- Historical, budget debate, 5141, 5199
- Hunting and outfitting services
  - See
    - Outfitting industry – Fees, increase, and application of provincial sales tax
- And inflation, impact on affordability
  - See
    - Cost of living – Inflation – Tax expansion
- Live events, C259, N300
  - See also
    - Arts and Culture – Provincial sales tax, application to creative industries – Investment back into industry
  - Harpauer, 1892–93, 1920–21
  - Love, 2118–19
  - Meili, 1892, 2353–54
  - Moe, 1892, 2354
  - Ross, L., 2118–19
  - Wotherspoon, 1892, 1920–21
- Live events, budget debate, 1884, 1896, 1899–1900, 1926, 1927, 1938, 1953
- Live events, impact on, N633–34
- Live events and restaurant meals
  - See also
    - Hospitality industry – Provincial sales tax, application of, impact on city centres
  - Budget debate, 1924–25, 1939, 1997, 2028–29, 2078
- Live events and tourism expenditures
  - See
    - Tourism industry – Provincial sales tax, impact on
- Live events,Throne Speech response, 2621, 2684
- Physical fitness centres, memberships
  - See
    - Physical fitness centres – Memberships, application of provincial sales tax
- Restaurant meals
  - See also
    - Economic recovery from COVID-19 impacts – And provincial sales tax
  - And children's clothing
    - Harpauer, 1860
    - Wotherspoon, 1860
  - And prepared meals and children's clothing, reinstate exemption, petition
    - Wotherspoon, 1872
- Revenue, 5566–67, C44, C258–59, C431, C440
  - By category, C256–57, C542–44
- Reverse, election promise
  - NDP, budget debate, 5265
  - Saskatchewan United Party, budget debate, 5252
- And rising cost of fuel
  - See also
    - Fuel – Rising costs and impact of taxation
- Throne Speech response, 2607, 4400, 4500, 4541, 4564
- Used vehicles, restore exemption, petition
  - See
    - Vehicles – Used, provincial sales tax exemption, restore, petition
- And user fees, expansion
  - See
    - Cost of living – And affordability, new taxes and fees hikes, condemnation of, moved (Bowes)
Provincial training allowance E162–63, E405
- See also
  - Skills training – Education training incentive
- Budget debate, 1996
- COVID-19, adjustments, E27
- Funding, E161
- Ministerial responsibility, E154–55, U200
PRP (prescription review program)
- See
  - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Prescription review program
PST (Provincial sales tax)
- See
  - Provincial sales tax
Psychiatrists
- Access to, government investments
  - Hindley, 2448
  - Meili, 2448, 2496
  - Moe, 2496–97
- Children and youth, U367, U371
  - See also
    - Mental health and addictions, children and youth – Services and treatments – Psychiatric services, Prince Albert
- Compensation, U372
- Medical records system, use of, P216
- Northern Saskatchewan, P198–99
  - Recruitment challenges, P199–200
- And psychiatry supports, funding, U622, U630
  - Budget debate, 5116, 5258
PTA (provincial training allowance)
- See
  - Provincial training allowance
PTRC (Petroleum Technology Research Centre)
- See
  - Petroleum Technology Research Centre, Regina
PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder)
- Research
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions – Royal-Mach-Gaensslen Prize for Mental Health Research, Dr. R. Nicholas Carleton, recipient, member's statement
- Workers' compensation coverage
  - See
    - Workers' compensation – Post-traumatic stress disorder – Presumptive coverage
Public Accounts
- 2022-23, v.1, review by committee, P495–505
  - Nerlien, P501
  - Sarauer, P499–500
  - Wotherspoon, P498–505
- Contents, structure, P495–98
- Material misstatements, flagged by Provincial Auditor, P503–4
- Risk, key areas, P497–99
Public Accounts Committee
- Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees
  - Authorize attendance at annual conference, Canadian Council of Public Accounts Committees and Canadian Council of Legislative Auditors
    - Moved (Lemaigre)
      - Lemaigre, P437
    - Moved (Nerlien)
      - Nerlien, P607
    - Moved (Young, C.)
      - Young, C., P277
- Chair consult with Crown and Central Agencies Committee prior to forwarding audit committee member recommendations to Speaker, moved (Young, C.)
  - Young, C., P71
- Committee recommendations, implementation, status, P307
- COVID-19 pandemic, impact on committee schedule, P307, P308, P309
- Elections
  - Chair [Wotherspoon], moved (Bradshaw)
    - Bradshaw, P1
  - Deputy Chair [Bradshaw], moved (Nerlien)
    - Nerlien, P1
  - Deputy Chair [Hargrave], moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, P279
  - Deputy Chair [Nerlien], moved (Goudy)
    - Goudy, P439
  - Deputy Chair [Young, C.], moved (Nerlien)
    - Nerlien, P7
- Mandate, P495
- Membership
  - Addition, moved (Mowat)
    - Mowat, 186
  - Eight members, including two opposition members, for duration of 29th legislature, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 185
  - Substitution, moved (Dennis)
    - Dennis, H5
  - Substitution, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., H17
- Provincial Auditor
  - Recommendation of Tara Clemett to the position
    - See
      - Provincial Auditor – Appointments
  - Request for special investigation into Parkside Extendicare, Regina
    - See
      - Long-term care facilities – COVID-19 outbreaks – Parkside Extendicare, Regina, request Provincial Auditor to examine issues of care during COVID-19, moved (Young, A.)
  - Respectful appreciation for distinguished and dedicated service, moved (Young, C.)
    - Young, C., P71
- Provincial Auditor reports, status updates provided three business days prior to a meeting, moved (Hargrave)
  - Hargrave, P372
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2020) v.2, ch.47, P307–9
    - Nerlien, P309
    - Young, A., P308
  - (2021) v.2, ch.40, P307–9
    - Nerlien, P309
    - Young, A., P308
- Public Accounts, scrutiny
  - See
    - Public Accounts
- Reports
  - First, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Young, C.)
    - Young, C., P73
  - First, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence
    - Wotherspoon, 1123
  - Second, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Nerlien)
    - Nerlien, P277
  - Second, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence
    - Wotherspoon, 2500–2501
  - Third, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Harrison, D.)
    - Harrison, D., P437
  - Third, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence
    - Wotherspoon, 3839
  - Fourth, adoption and presentation to the Assembly, moved (Lambert)
    - Lambert, P607
  - Fourth, moved (Wotherspoon) for concurrence
    - Wotherspoon, 5647
- Steering committee
  - Agenda, priority of business, and membership, moved (Friesen)
    - Friesen, P1
  - Report, first, adoption, moved (Young, C.), P71
Public and Private Rights Board
- Appointment, moved (Eyre)
  - Eyre, 3121
- Interim appointment, moved (Eyre)
  - Eyre, 4756
Public Complaints Commission
- Funding and caseloads, N79
- Serious incident response team, police oversight, N649, N661
  - Establishment and funding, N78, N219, N233–34, N492
    - Budget debate, 350
    - Indigenous consultations, N234
  - First Nations and Métis, community liaison, N79
  - Team commander, appointment, budget debate, 5163
Public debt
- See
  - Government financial management, debt
Public employees pension plan
- See
  - Pensions – Public employees pension plan, members, information sharing with
Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
- Information technology system, implementation, funding, N135
- Property guardianship services, provision of, P230–31
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2020) v.1, ch.9, P229–31
    - Ritchie, P230–31
    - Recommendations, P231
  - (2021) v.2, ch.30, P229–31
    - Ritchie, P230–31
Public health
- See also
- Blacklegged ticks, monitoring
  - See
    - Pests – Blacklegged ticks, monitoring
- Communicable diseases, reduction programming, funding, U399
- Funding, U223
- Indicators, budget debate, 2015, 2051
- Information technology, Panorama, integrated public health information system
  - See
    - eHealth Saskatchewan – Information technology – Panorama integrated public health information system, funding
- Inspectors, training, interprovincial agreements, U496, U513
  - See also
    - Health care workers, training – Interprovincial agreements – Evaluation
Public Health (Enhanced Enforcement) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 604)
- First reading
  - Sarauer, 813
Public health measures, COVID-19
- See also
  - COVID-19, government response
  - Health – COVID-19
- Advice to government
  - Budget debate, 325–26, 373, 416, 417, 3481
  - Throne Speech response, 907, 964, 1049, 1096, 1097, 1099
- Advice to government, access to, 2339–40, U221
  - See also
    - Public health measures, COVID-19 – Recommendations and orders – And formal advice to government
  - Harrison, J., 1294–95
  - Meili, 644, 663–64, 743–44, 863, 1294–95
  - Merriman, 644, 1118–19, 1263–64
  - Moe, 663–64, 744, 863, 1295
  - Mowat, 1263–64
  - Sarauer, 1118–19
- Budget debate, 419
- Circuit breaker lockdown
  - Budget debate, 290, 329, 345, 355, 363, 410, 413
  - Throne Speech response, 24, 77, 78, 109, 110, 216, 219
- Compliance
  - See also
    - Small business – COVID-19 public health measures
  - Budget debate, 291, 302
  - Throne Speech, 5
  - Throne Speech response, 25, 61, 62–63, 91, 109, 110, 114, 118, 145, 147, 161, 218, 222
- Constitutionality
  - Wilson, 1722
  - Wyant, 1722
- Contributions of Nazeem Muhajarine, member's statement
  - Ritchie, 485
- Critique, member's statement
  - Wilson, 1529
- And discrimination
  - See
    - Discrimination and racism – Premier's remarks on public health measures
    - Vaccination, COVID-19 – Unvaccinated persons, discrimination against and loss of freedoms
- Effectiveness and fatalities, 835–37
  - Meili, 754–55
  - Moe, 754–55
- Effectiveness and responsiveness
  - Meili, 125, 896–97, 1160–61, 1209–10, 1237, 1415–16
  - Merriman, 1415–16, 3368
  - Moe, 125, 896–98, 1160–61, 1209–10, 1237–38, 1415
  - Mowat, 3367–68
- Effectiveness and responsiveness, budget debate, 287, 355
- Effectiveness and responsiveness, Throne Speech response, 1050–51, 1078–79
- Enforcement, resource allocation
  - Harpauer, 975
  - Wilson, 974–75
- Enforcement, secure isolation sites
  - Harpauer, 1418
  - Wilson, 1418
- Impact on people, businesses, and communities, 825–26
  - Throne Speech response, 2634, 2635–36
- Implement all measures identified by medical health officers, motion (Mowat); leave not granted
  - Mowat, 899
- Implement all measures identified by medical health officers, opposition motion, critique, 2340
- And personal rights and freedoms
  - Member's statement
    - Wilson, 1327
  - Throne Speech response, 2634
- Protests
  - See
    - Demonstrations – Anti-mandate and anti-mask rallies
- Provincial and local areas of responsibility
  - Beck, 1296–97, 1416
  - Duncan, 1296–97, 1416, 1445–46
  - Meili, 1262–63
  - Moe, 1262–63
  - Sarauer, 1445–46
- Provincial and municipal areas of responsibility
  - Love, 918–19
  - McMorris, 918–19
- Provincial and municipal areas of responsibility, Throne Speech response, 919
- Provincial direction of Crown corporations
  - Meili, 1295–96
  - Merriman, 1295–96
  - Morgan, 1332–33
  - Wotherspoon, 1332–33
- Re-open plan
  - Throne Speech response, 218–20
  - Vaccine-based, 826
    - Meili, 753
    - Merriman, 821–22
    - Moe, 753–54
    - Mowat, 821–22
- Recommendations and orders, U165
  - And formal advice to government
    - Meili, 893–94, 914–15, 916, 1137–38, 1328–29
    - Merriman, 916, 2190–91
    - Moe, 893–95, 915, 1137–38, 1329
    - Sarauer, 2190
  - And formal advice to government, Throne Speech response, 919, 987, 989, 1025, 1050, 1078
  - Impact on system capacity
    - See
      - Health care, COVID-19 – System capacity – And public health measures
  - And medical interventions
    - Meili, 915–16
    - Moe, 915–16
  - Modelling and proof-of-vaccination policy
    - Meili, 895–96, 1088–89
    - Merriman, 1089–90
    - Moe, 895–96, 1088–89
- Removal of
  - Budget debate, 2027
  - Throne Speech response, 907, 988, 1078, 1096
- Responsiveness, U222, U294
  - Throne Speech, 5
  - Throne Speech response, 32, 153, 172, 192, 203, 215–16, 218
  - And vaccine rollout, 840–42
    - See also
      - COVID-19, government response – Effectiveness and vaccine rollout
    - Meili, 445–46, 487–88, 511–12, 557–59, 579–81, 621
    - Merriman, 267–68, 447–48, 468
    - Moe, 445–46, 487–88, 511–12, 557–59, 580–81, 621
    - Mowat, 267, 447, 467–68
- Throne Speech response, 988, 993, 1098, 1099
- As violation of human rights
  - See also
    - Public health measures, COVID-19 – And personal rights and freedoms
  - Throne Speech response, 1048, 2635–36
Public Health (Safe Access to Hospitals) Amendment Act, 2021 (No. 48)
- First reading
  - Merriman, 1141
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 1200–1201
  - Merriman, 1166–67
  - Mowat, 1275
  - Sarauer, 1167–68
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 1275
- Committee discussion
  - Merriman, U149–54
  - Mowat, U149–54
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Fiaz), U154
- Report without amendment
  - Cheveldayoff, 1333
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Merriman, 1334
- Third reading
  - Merriman, 1334
- Royal Assent, 1334
Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
- See
  - Ombudsman and Public Interest Disclosure Commissioner
Public libraries
- Funding, U45, U70, U189, U332, U351, U579
  - See also
    - Education Ministry – Funding
  - Budget debate, 288
- Internet use and bandwidth
  - See
    - CommunityNet
- And literacy, funding, U187
  - Budget debate, 304
- Online books and resources, increased usage during COVID-19, U70
- Paddockwood Public Library
  - Community fundraiser, member's statement
    - Wilson, 4997
  - Good Neighbour Appreciation Award, recipients, member's statement
    - Wilson, 818
- Palliser Regional Library, Wood Dragon Books Young Author award
  - See
    - Authors – Todd, Payton, winner of Wood Dragon Books Young Author Award, member's statement
- Poverty and homelessness, supports
  - See
    - Poverty – And homelessness, role of and support for public libraries
- Reconciliation art project
  - See
    - Reconciliation – Turtleford Library art project
- Resource-sharing grants, U351, U579
- Saskatchewan Access to Legal Information project, N85
- Sector plan, development, U70, U332–33
- Sector review, budget debate, 5236
- Services, accessibility, funding, U351, U579
Public Participation Act (No. 607)
- First reading
  - Sarauer, 1581
Public Participation Act (No. 611)
- First reading
  - Sarauer, 3168
Public Participation Act (No. 614)
- First reading
  - Sarauer, 4838
Public Pension and Benefits Administration Corporation Act (No. 94)
- First reading
  - Harpauer, 2775
- Second reading
  - Bowes, 2864–65
  - Conway, 2794
  - Harpauer, 2793–94
  - Love, 2821
  - Mowat, 3088
  - Nippi-Albright, 2948
  - Ritchie, 2987–88
  - Sarauer, 2904
  - Teed, 2969
  - Vermette, 3066
  - Wotherspoon, 3145
  - Young, A., 2887
- Referred to Crown and Central Agencies Committee
  - Harrison, J., 3145–46
- Committee discussion
  - Harpauer, C441–42, C444–45
  - McLeod, T., C445–47
  - Wotherspoon, C441–45
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Lawrence), C447
- Report with amendment
  - Bradshaw, 3839
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harpauer, 3839
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Harpauer, 3839
- Third reading
  - Harpauer, 3840
- Royal Assent, 3941
Public-private partnerships
- Accounting standards, change, impact on representation in financial documents, C381–83, C528
- Benefits, application to traditional build processes, P366–67
- Costs, long-term obligations, budget debate, 5121, 5134
- Interest rate adjustments
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Hospital North Battleford – Public-private partnership, interest rate adjustments
- National Awards for Innovation and Excellence, Regina bypass, recipient, member's statement
  - Grewal, 101
- Project selection criteria, C23–24, C243, P41
Public safety
- See
  - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
- And justice, funding, N491
  - Budget debate, 3402, 3477, 3478
- National alert and aggregation dissemination system, implementation timeline, P361
- Okihtcitawak Patrol Group, Saskatoon, recognition, member's statement
  - Nippi-Albright, 1236
- Protection of persons and property
  - Budget debate, 270, 274, 289, 319, 348, 404, 1879, 1969, 1984, 2060
  - Funding, budget debate, 271, 315, 333–34, 1882, 1901–2, 1932, 1949, 1959, 2006–7, 2061, 3477–78
  - Throne Speech response, 902, 927, 954–55, 958–59, 982, 999, 1001, 1008–9, 1073, 1081–82, 2627–28, 2644, 2654, 2676, 2706, 2722, 2740
- Provincial public safety telecommunications network, N603, N606
- SaskAlert program, administration, P360–61
  - Reporting, P361
  - Service provider, P360–61
  - User access management, P360
- SaskAlert program, network limitations, P361
- Throne Speech response, 4449
Public service
- Aboriginal awareness training, C11
  - See also
    - Public service – Indigenous awareness training
  - Throne Speech response, 902
- Aulie, Karen
  - See
    - Tributes
- Collective bargaining, C207–8, C267, C374, C499, C502–3
  - Legislative Assembly members, cost of living provisions, comparison, C503
- COVID-19, impact on sick leave and general entitlement use, C206
- COVID-19, impact on work environments, C11
- COVID-19, redeployment to assist with pandemic efforts, C11, C15, N147–48, P80, P204, U17, U87, U268, U269, U275
- Disabilities
  - Accommodations, C13
  - Expanded scope, C377
  - Inclusion initiatives, C500
  - Summer students
    - See
      - Public service – Summer student program
- Employee and family assistance plan, C11, C370, C500
- Employee engagement and culture survey, C503–4
  - Improvements, implementation, C504
- Employee networks, C370, C372, P314
- Equal pay for equal work, history, U300
- Equity policy, modernization, C371, P311, P312
  - Review process and time frame, P314–15
- Executive appointments, recruitment and competitions, C376
- Gender-transition guidelines, C370, C371, C372, P313, P315
- Gilks, Rose, retirement as chief executive officer at SaskCulture, member's statement
  - Goudy, 620
- Hard-to-recruit positions, strategy, C506
- Human resources strategic policy framework, P314
- Inclusion initiatives and privacy concerns, P316
- Inclusive hiring, C370, C372, C376–77, C500
  - See also
    - Public Service Commission – Diversity and inclusion
    - Public service – Equity policy, modernization
  - Data collection and analysis, C371, P312, P313, P316
  - Human Rights Commission targets, C371–72
  - Measurement, C371, P311–12, P315
  - Reporting, C371, P312, P313
  - Self declaration
    - See
      - Public Service Commission – PSC Client
  - Tool kit, C11, C16, C371, C372, C500, P312, P313
    - And inclusion community of practice, C370
    - Utilization, tracking, P315–16
- Indigenous awareness training, C370, C372, C500
  - See also
    - Public service – Aboriginal awareness training
    - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty education – Legislative Assembly members, staff, and public servants
- Indigenous employees, tracking, C15–16
- Indigenous recruitment, C500
  - See also
    - Public Service Commission – Diversity sourcing strategy
  - And employee supports, C208–9
- Indigenous Recruitment, Retention and Inclusion Framework and Action Plan, C499
- Indigenous status, verification, C15, C377–78
  - See also
    - First Nations – False claims of Indigenous ancestry
    - Saskatchewan Research Council – Aboriginal mentorship program
  - Carr, 3343
  - Nippi-Albright, 3343
- Johnson, Donna, retirement
  - See
    - Education Ministry – Deputy Minister Donna Johnson, retirement
- Leadership development programs, C504
- Loseth, Janice, retirement
  - See
    - Energy and Resources Ministry – Assistant Deputy Minister Janice Loseth, retirement
- McNabb, Lionel, retirement
  - See
    - Justice Ministry
- Mental health
  - Performance audits, upcoming, P447
  - River Valley Resilience Retreat
    - See
      - Public service – River Valley Resilience Retreat, member's statement
  - Strategy and action plan
    - See
      - Public Service Commission – Mental health strategy and action plan
- Paton, Terry, retirement
  - See
    - Provincial Comptroller
- Payroll errors, trends, C501–2
- Pensions and benefits, funding
  - See
    - Pensions
- Professional development
  - See also
    - Public service – Indigenous awareness training
    - Public service – Respect in the workplace training and anti-harassment initiatives
  - Funding, C504–5
- Psychological health and safety in the workplace, national standard, implementation, C372
- Respect in the workplace training and anti-harassment initiatives, C14, C372
- River Valley Resilience Retreat, member's statement
  - Ross, A., 1473
- Senior Indigenous advisors, C11, C208, C370, C372–73
  - Advanced Education Ministry
    - See
      - Advanced Education Ministry – Senior Indigenous advisor
  - Agriculture Ministry
    - See
      - Agriculture Ministry – Senior Indigenous advisor
  - Council of representatives, C373, P313
  - Education Ministry
    - See
      - Education Ministry – Senior Indigenous advisor
  - Government Relations Ministry
    - See
      - Government Relations Ministry – Senior Indigenous advisor
  - Justice Ministry
    - See
      - Justice Ministry – Senior Indigenous advisor
  - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry
    - See
      - Parks, Culture and Sport Ministry – Senior Indigenous advisor
  - Public Service Commission
    - See
      - Public Service Commission – Senior Indigenous advisor
  - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry
    - See also
      - SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry – Senior Indigenous advisor
- Sick leave, C13–14
- Srinivas, Arun
  - See
    - Tributes
- Staff
  - Breakdown by ministry, C206
  - Exit interviews, C506
  - Supervisory, collective bargaining, provisions, C16, U80
  - Total payroll, C208
  - Turnover, C501
    - And recruitment and retention initiatives, C505–7
  - Women in leadership positions, N464
- Staff compensation
  - In-scope and out-of-scope, C206–7
  - Out-of-scope employees, C205–6
- Summer student program
  - Disability focus, C370, C372, C377
  - Disability target, P312–13, P315, P316
- Taylor-Ash, Mary, retirement as chief executive officer, N36
- Team of Indigenous Employees of Saskatchewan
  - See
    - Social Services Ministry – Staff
- Treaty education
  - See
    - Treaties, Indigenous – Treaty education
- Vacancies, tracking, impact on post-secondary programming, U123
- Whistle-blower protection, promotion of, C508
Public Service Commission
- Board of directors, C375
- Collective bargaining, role in, C207, C374
- Complaints and grievances
  - Appeals for out-of-scope employees, C375–76
  - Receipt of, P315
- Corrections, Policing and Public Safety, dedicated talent team
  - See
    - Correctional officers – Recruitment and retention
- Digitization and born-digital initiatives, C14–15
- Diversity and inclusion
  - Hiring supports, C11, P316–17
  - Ministry plans and progress, monitoring, C371, P312, P313, P316
- Diversity sourcing strategy, C16
- Employee relations and human resources services, representation in financial documents, C501
- Employee well-being and inclusion branch, C500
- Estimates
  - See
    - Public Service Commission, Estimates
- Funding, C501
- Governance structure and role of Minister, C374–75
- Human resources business partner teams, embedded in ministries, C369, C499
- Human resources service centre, C501
- Information technology, user access management, P306–7, P309–10
  - Pilot project and improved protocols, P310
- Mental health strategy and action plan, C499, C500, C508
- Métis Nation, memorandum of understanding regarding education of public servants
  - See
    - Métis Nation of Saskatchewan – Public servants, education of, memorandum of understanding
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - See
    - Public Service Commission, Provincial Auditor's reports
- PSC Client
  - Data centre security audits, timeliness, P310–11
  - Diversity declaration, C11, C370, C372, C377, C500
- Senior Indigenous advisor, C370
- Staff
  - Compensation, C12
  - Contractors, C206
  - Numbers, C206
    - And compensation, C208
  - Senior positions, compensation and performance expectations, C12–13
- Strategic priorities, C10–11, C369–70, C499–500
- Talent branch, P313–14
Public Service Commission, Estimates
- (2021-22), main, C10–16, C53
  - Nippi-Albright, C12–16
  - Reiter, C10–16
- (2022-23), main, C205–9, C275–76
  - Nippi-Albright, C205–9
  - Reiter, C205–6, C208–9
- (2023-24), main, C369–78, C453–54
  - Bowes, C371–78
  - Carr, C369–78
- (2024-25), main, C499–508, C556–57
  - Bowes, C501–8
  - Duncan, C499–508
Public Service Commission, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2018) v.2, ch.12, P309–10
- (2019) v.2, ch.11, P310–11
  - Young, A., P310–11
  - Recommendation, P311
- (2020) v.1, ch.3, P310–11
  - Young, A., P310–11
- (2022) v.1, ch.4, P311–17
  - Hargrave, P313
  - Nerlien, P316
  - Young, A., P313–16
  - Recommendations, P317
Public Transit Infrastructure Fund
- See
  - Bus services – Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program, public transit funding
Public Trustee
- See
  - Public Guardian and Trustee of Saskatchewan
Public welfare
- See also
- Critique, member's statement
  - Conway, 1606
- Funding, budget debate, 1881–82, 1970, 2002
- Government approach, budget debate, 3454
- Social health, indicators, 3874–75
  - See also
    - Economy – Strength, indicators, choice of
  - Budget debate, 287, 297, 317, 343, 390–91, 1994–95, 2015, 2051, 2077, 3449, 3480, 3481, 5120, 5138, 5157, 5176, 5239, 5241, 5264–65, 5280–81, 5289
  - Throne Speech response, 143, 950–51, 1019, 2676, 4395, 4424, 4435, 4455, 4486, 4500, 4542
- Social Policy Research Centre, University of Regina
  - See
    - University of Regina – Research institutes, alignment with strategic goals
- Trustee and money management supports, budget debate, 1971
- Youth-integrated-services
  - See
    - Children – Integrated youth services
Publicly-funded Health Entity Public Interest Disclosure Act (No. 20)
- First reading
  - Merriman, 251
- Second reading
  - Conway, 547–48
  - Love, 569–70
  - Merriman, 473–74
  - Mowat, 591–92
  - Ritchie, 501–2
  - Wotherspoon, 474–75
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Harrison, J., 592
- Committee discussion
  - Beck, U143, U145
  - Merriman, U141–46
  - Meyers, U146
  - Mowat, U142–46
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Ross, A.), U146
- Report with amendment
  - Cheveldayoff, 814
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Merriman, 814
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - Merriman, 814
- Third reading
  - Merriman, 814
- Royal Assent, 860
Pulp and paper mills
- Budget debate, 5284
- Paper Excellence pulp mill, Prince Albert, 2331, E174, E219, E584
  - Budget debate, 1935, 1948, 1991
  - Throne Speech, 875–76
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 942, 957, 990, 1006, 1015, 1026, 1037, 1046, 1073, 1102, 2611, 2681, 2711
  - Timber allocations, E227–28
- Prince Albert Pulp Company, site remediation, accounting for, C516
- Red Leaf Pulp, wheat straw pulp facility, Regina, 2326, 2331, E174
  - Budget debate, 1935, 1948, 5230
  - Throne Speech, 875
  - Throne Speech response, 901, 905, 925, 953, 980, 984, 990, 998, 1006, 1046, 1073, 1102, 2611
Pulses
- Processing, growth plan target, 3861, E193
  - Throne Speech response, 53, 55
- Processing facilities
  - See
    - Food processing industry
- Pulse Canada and China chamber of commerce of foodstuffs and native produce, memorandum of understanding, E538
- Value-added opportunities
  - See
    - Food processing industry – Protein, pulse-based, growth and potential