Hansard Subject Index - 30th Legislature

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Dance
- Kalyna Ukrainian Dance School, Yorkton, 50th anniversary, member's statement
  - Chan, 990
Daycare
- See
  - Early childhood education and child care
Deputy Speaker
- See
  - Speaker
Diabetes
- Continuous and flash glucose monitors, coverage, expanded
  - See
    - Medical instruments and apparatus – Continuous and flash glucose monitors, coverage, expanded
Diagnostic imaging
- Computerized tomography program, Moosomin, need for
  - Cockrill, 1033–34
  - Mowat, 1033–34
- Interventional radiology
  - See
    - Regina General Hospital – Interventional radiology unit, staffing
Disability Service Professionals Week
- Member's statement
  - Hilbert, 973–74
Discrimination and racism
- Gender and sexual diversity, International Day of Pink
  - See
    - International Day of Pink
- Gender wage gap
  - See
    - Pay equity
- Regina physicians, allegations of racism, investigation
  - See
    - Hospitals – Regina, allegations of racism, investigation
- Against Sikhs
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members – Member for Humboldt-Watrous [Hilbert], inappropriate comments regarding federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, apology
Diseases and conditions
- Alzheimer's disease
  - See
    - Alzheimer's disease
- Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
  - See
    - Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
- Autism spectrum disorder
  - See
    - World Autism Awareness Day
- Cancer
  - See
    - Cancer
- Cystic fibrosis
  - See
    - Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month
- Diabetes
  - See
    - Medical instruments and apparatus – Continuous and flash glucose monitors, coverage, expanded
- Down syndrome
  - See
    - World Down Syndrome Day
- Heart failure
  - See
    - Heart Failure Awareness Week
- Measles
  - See
    - Vaccination
- Mucopolysaccharidoses
  - See
    - Mucopolysaccharidoses Awareness Day
- Scurvy
  - See
    - Food security – Northern Saskatchewan, impact on community health
Divisions (Recorded votes)
- Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne
  - [Session 1]
    - Motion for acceptance, moved (Gartner), seconded (Schmalz), 253
      - Amendment (Clarke), 253
- Adjourn for the day, moved (McLeod, T.), 981, 998, 1024
- Bills
  - Sikh Heritage Month Act (No. 601), second reading, 772
- Budget, March 19, 2025
  - Moved (Reiter) that the Assembly approves in general the budgetary policy of the government, 498
    - Amendment (Wotherspoon), 498
- Motions under Rule 61
  - Greenhouse gas mitigation, output-based performance standards, reduced to zero, recognition, and call on federal government to provide authority to provincial governments to decide carbon tax policies without a backstop, moved (Keisig), 516
    - Amendment (Wotherspoon), 516
  - United States, President Trump, annexation threat, condemnation, and opinion not to impose export taxes or limit exports produced in Saskatchewan, moved (Beck), 323–24
    - Amendment (Moe), 323
- Private members' motions [Session 1]
  - Emergency or obstetrical services, prohibit use for, moved (Conway), 886
    - Amendment (Carr), 886
Domestic violence
- See
  - Intimate partner violence
Donation of organs, tissues, etc.
- Boulet family, support for efforts to raise awareness about and increase rate of organ and tissue donation, moved (Beaudry)
  - Beaudry, 688–91
  - Breckner, 691–92
- Green Shirt Day
  - See
    - Green Shirt Day
Down syndrome
- World Down Syndrome Day
  - See
    - World Down Syndrome Day
Drainage
- Agricultural, policy
  - See
    - Water – Protect from current and future threats, petition
Drinking water
- See
  - Water
Drug and alcohol abuse
- Overdoses, crisis
  - And critique of government response, member's statement
    - Jorgenson, 536
  - Northern Saskatchewan
    - See
      - Mental health and addictions – Northern Saskatchewan, supports and services
- Overdoses, emergency, declare and investigate
  - See
    - Human Services Committee – Overdose crisis, declare an emergency and conduct investigation to provide recommendations, moved (Nippi-Albright)
  - Opposition motion and government investments
    - Carr, 951, 1034–35
    - Nippi-Albright, 951, 1034–35
- Overdoses, increasing, and government investment in treatment
  - Carr, 785
  - Nippi-Albright, 785
- Overdoses, increasing, and recovery-oriented system of care
  - Carr, 269–70, 281–82
  - Nippi-Albright, 281
  - Pratchler, 269–70
- Overdoses, Saskatoon, crisis
  - See also
    - Emergency medical services – First responders, appreciation and recognition for efforts during Saskatoon overdose crisis
  - Communities, impact on, and government investments in treatment
    - Carr, 784–85
    - Nippi-Albright, 784–85
  - Communities, impact on, and recovery-oriented system of care
    - Carr, 336–37, 397, 510, 677, 723
    - McBean, 722–23
    - Nippi-Albright, 336, 397, 510, 677
  - Government supports and recovery-oriented system of care
    - Carr, 310–11, 455, 485
    - ChiefCalf, 485
    - Nippi-Albright, 310–11
    - Ritchie, 455
- Overdoses and suicides, supports for surviving family members
  - Carr, 897
  - Nippi-Albright, 897
- Prairie Harm Reduction, Saskatoon
  - See
    - Emergency medical services – First responders, appreciation and recognition for efforts during Saskatoon overdose crisis
Drugs and pharmaceuticals
- Cenobamate
  - See
    - Drugs and pharmaceuticals – Xcopri
- Contraceptives, no-cost, adopt a policy, petition
  - Conway, 535
  - Sarauer, 157
- Mental health medication management pilot project
  - See
    - Pharmacies – Mental health medication management, pilot project, Weyburn pharmacies
- UX111 gene therapy
  - See
    - Mucopolysaccharidoses Awareness Day – Member's statement
- Xcopri, addition to formulary, negotiations
  - Clarke, 73
  - Cockrill, 72–73
  - Moe, 71–72
  - Mowat, 71–72
Duty-to-consult framework
- Develop in consultation with Indigenous communities, and stop the sale of Crown land, petition
  - ChiefCalf, 205
- Legislation, enshrine in, petition
  - Clarke, 504
  - Laliberte, 157, 275–76, 846–47
  - McPhail, 390, 449
  - Nippi-Albright, 14, 973