Hansard Subject Index - 30th Legislature

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Safe Public Spaces (Street Weapons) Act (No. 6)
- First reading
  - McLeod, T., 242
- Second reading
  - Breckner, 611–12
  - Clarke, 518
  - Jorgenson, 567
  - McBean, 632
  - McLeod, T., 517–18
  - Warrington, 661
  - Wotherspoon, 546
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 661
- Committee discussion
  - Martens, N63–64
  - McLeod, T., N61, N63
  - Sarauer, N61–63
  - Committee, report with amendment, moved (Martens)
    - Martens, N65
- Report with amendment
  - Patterson, 723
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McLeod, T., 723
- Amendments, first and second readings
  - McLeod, T., 723
- Third reading
  - McLeod, T., 723
Safer communities and neighbourhoods
- Community safety officers, new
  - See
    - Police services – Officers, new, ministerial statement (McLeod, T.)
Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 3)
- First reading
  - McLeod, T., 212
- Second reading
  - Breckner, 609–10
  - ChiefCalf, 630–31
  - Clarke, 517
  - Jorgenson, 565–66
  - McLeod, T., 517
  - Pratchler, 659
  - Sarauer, 725
  - Warrington, 708
  - Wotherspoon, 544–45
- Referred to Intergovernmental Affairs and Justice Committee
  - McLeod, T., 725
- Committee discussion
  - McLeod, T., N97–100
  - Sarauer, N97–100
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Martens)
    - Martens, N101
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 828
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - McLeod, T., 828
- Third reading
  - McLeod, T., 828
Sales tax
- See
  - Provincial sales tax
Salt mines and mining
- Compass Minerals, Unity, 75th anniversary, member's statement
  - Thorsteinson, 578
SARM (Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
Saskatchewan 4-H
- Community Leadership Conference and recognition banquet, member's statement
  - Thorsteinson, 450
Saskatchewan Affordability Act (No. 1)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 131
- Second reading
  - Reiter, 254–55
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 255
- Committee discussion 256
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Reiter)
    - Reiter, 256
- Report without amendment
  - McLeod, B., 256
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 256
- Royal Assent, 283
Saskatchewan air ambulance
- See
  - Airports – Moosomin airport expansion, completion, member's statement
Saskatchewan Arts Board
- See
  - SK Arts
Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities
- Annual convention, funding announcements, member's statement
  - Steele, 289
- Former president Sinclair Harrison, recognition
  - See
    - Municipal governance – Harrison, Sinclair
Saskatchewan assured income for disability
- Benefits
  - Indexation
    - Petition
      - Blakley, 68, 204
      - Breckner, 263
      - Grewal, 124, 645
      - McPhail, 670–71
      - Ritchie, 577
      - Senger, 695
      - Teed, 601
Saskatchewan Bison Association
- See
  - Legislative Building, Regina – Bison head, installation, member's statement
Saskatchewan Cancer Agency
- Physician recruitment
  - See also
    - Cancer – Treatment, physician shortage, government efforts
  - Recognition, member's statement
    - Martens, 14
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2022) v.2, ch.10, P123–26
    - Gordon, P125
    - Pratchler, P126
    - Recommendations, P126
  - (2023) v.1, ch.17, P126–29
    - Gordon, P128
    - Pratchler, P127–29
    - Wotherspoon, P128
  - (2023) v.2, ch.23, P131–33
    - Gordon, P132
    - Pratchler, P133
  - (2024) v.2, ch.25, P123–26
    - Gordon, P125
    - Pratchler, P126
Saskatchewan Commercial Innovation Incentive (Patent Box) Amendment Act, 2025 (No. 17)
- First reading
  - Kaeding, 456
- Second reading
  - Blakley, 638
  - Breckner, 666
  - ChiefCalf, 616
  - Kaeding, 528
  - Laliberte, 572
  - McBean, 706–7
  - Nippi-Albright, 553–54
  - Ritchie, 529
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Carr, 707
- Committee discussion
  - Kaeding, E117–18
  - Wotherspoon, E117–19
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Weedmark), E119
- Report without amendment
  - Thorsteinson, 826
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Kaeding, 826
- Third reading
  - Kaeding, 827
Saskatchewan Crop Insurance Corporation
- See
  - Crop insurance
Saskatchewan Employment Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 5)
- First reading
  - Reiter, 212
- Second reading
  - ChiefCalf, 709
  - Clarke, 611
  - Conway, 741–42
  - Gordon, 660–61
  - Laliberte, 566–67
  - Love, 727–28
  - Reiter, 521
  - Ritchie, 522
  - Senger, 631–32
  - Teed, 789–93
  - Young, A., 545–46
- Referred to Human Services Committee
  - Carr, 793
- Committee discussion
  - Reiter, U135–36
  - Teed, U135–43
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Kropf), U143
- Report without amendment
  - Weger, 828
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Reiter, 828
- Third reading
  - Reiter, 828
Saskatchewan Health Authority
- Administrative information management system
  - Audit, postponed, P3, P6
- Information technology, administrative information management system
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Health Authority – Administrative information management system
Saskatchewan Health Authority, Provincial Auditor's reports
- (2022) v.1, ch.21, P90–92
  - Pratchler, P91
- (2022) v.2, ch.4, P99–103
  - Gordon, P100
  - Pratchler, P100–103
- (2022) v.2, ch.19, P72–75
  - Gordon, P74–75
  - Pratchler, P73–75
- (2022) v.2, ch.20, P75–80
  - Gordon, P79
  - Pratchler, P78–80
- (2023) v.1, ch.18, P80–81
  - Crassweller, P81
  - Pratchler, P80–81
- (2023) v.1, ch.19, P81–82
  - Pratchler, P82
- (2023) v.2, ch.8, P99–103
  - Gordon, P100
  - Pratchler, P100–103
  - Recommendations, P103
- (2023) v.2, ch.24, P83–85
  - Chan, P85
  - Crassweller, P84
  - Gordon, P84
- (2023) v.2, ch.25, P85–88
  - Crassweller, P87–88
  - Pratchler, P86–87
- (2023) v.2, ch.26, P88–90
  - Gordon, P89
  - Pratchler, P89–90
- (2024) v.1, ch.6, P92–95
  - Gordon, P94
  - Pratchler, P95
  - Recommendations, P95
- (2024) v.1, ch.17, P95–97
  - Chan, P97
  - Gordon, P96–97
  - Pratchler, P96–97
- (2024) v.1, ch.18, P90–92
  - Pratchler, P91
- (2024) v.2, ch.8, P99–103
  - Gordon, P100
  - Pratchler, P100–103
- (2024) v.2, ch.26, P72–75
  - Gordon, P74–75
  - Pratchler, P74–75
- (2024) v.2, ch.27, P97–99
  - Gordon, P98
  - Pratchler, P97–98
Saskatchewan Healthcare Recruitment Agency
- Audit, postponed, P3
Saskatchewan Highway Patrol
- Commercial vehicle enforcement
  - See
    - Police services – Officers, new, ministerial statement (McLeod, T.)
Saskatchewan Housing Corporation
- Moose Jaw Housing Authority, seniors, tenant accommodations
  - ChiefCalf, 738
  - Jenson, 738
- Seniors' buildings, safety concerns and government investments
  - Jenson, 721–22
  - Jorgenson, 722
  - Teed, 721
- Units, renovate, make available and affordable, and ensure vacant units are occupied, petition
  - Brar, 622
  - ChiefCalf, 68
  - Grewal, 905
  - Pratchler, 559
  - Roy, 157
- Units, renovations and repairs
  - Blakley, 510
  - ChiefCalf, 311, 455
  - Jenson, 311, 455, 510
- Vacancies, cost of
  - ChiefCalf, 241
  - Jenson, 241
Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
- Saskatchewan Aviation Learning Centre, investment by Boeing Canada, member's statement
  - Weger, 673
Saskatchewan internet child exploitation unit
- Funding
  - See
    - Crime – Civil forfeiture program, initiatives, funding
Saskatchewan Marshals Service
- Officer, allegations of misconduct
  - McLeod, T., 786, 809
  - Sarauer, 786, 809
- Officers, new
  - See
    - Police services – Officers, new, ministerial statement (McLeod, T.)
- Uniform and equipment costs
  - McLeod, T., 103
  - Sarauer, 102–3
Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Association
- Volunteer Champion Award recipient Keith Wilson, recognition, member's statement
  - Thorsteinson, 820
Saskatchewan Party
- Donors
  - See
    - Health care – Laboratory services, American contract
    - Recycling industry – Tire recycling, contractor selection, legal action
- Election 2024, campaign promises
  - Affordability
    - See
      - Fuel tax – Suspend for six months – Opposition motion, support for, and government campaign commitments
  - Health care
    - See
      - Health care – Service interruptions – And government campaign commitments
- Leadership, potential run for
  - See
    - Health care – Challenges, and minister's attendance at Canada Strong and Free conference
    - Health Ministry – Minister – Party leadership run, potential
- Members, recognition and appreciation, member's statement
  - Weger, 735–36
Saskatchewan Plan for Growth
- Targets
  - Update, member's statement
    - Gartner, 71
  - Uranium industry, sales
    - See
      - Critical minerals and rare earth elements – Production, record amounts, member's statement
Saskatchewan Polytechnic
- Funding and staff layoffs
  - Cheveldayoff, 786
  - Grewal, 786
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2022) v.2, ch.22, P11–13
    - Gordon, P12
    - Pratchler, P12
  - (2023) v.1, ch.5, P13–17
    - Crassweller, P16
    - Gordon, P14–15
    - Pratchler, P14–16
    - Wotherspoon, P16
    - Recommendations, P16–17
Saskatchewan Power Corporation
- Estimates
  - (2025, March), supplementary, statutory, C106
  - (2025-26), main, C15–30
    - Harrison, J., C15–30
    - Young, A., C18–24, C26, C28–29
  - (2025-26), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C105
- Steel procurement
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Steel procurement, Saskatchewan suppliers
Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
- Appreciation and recognition
  - See
    - Firefighters – And public safety officials, appreciation and recognition, member's statement
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2022) v.2, ch.23, P17–19
    - Gordon, P18–19
    - Pratchler, P18
  - (2023) v.2, ch.27, P19–20
    - Gordon, P19
  - (2023) v.2, ch.28, P20–22
    - Gordon, P20–21
    - Wotherspoon, P21–22
Saskatchewan Research Council
- Estimates
  - (2025, March), supplementary, E116
  - (2025-26), main, E61–70, E114
    - Breckner, E63–70
    - Kaeding, E61–66, E69–70
Saskatchewan Technology Fund
- Projects, funding, member's statement
  - Crassweller, 265
Saskatchewan Telecommunications
- Estimates
  - (2025-26), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C30–44, C105
    - Harrison, J., C30–34, C38, C40, C42–44
    - McPhail, C32–40, C42–44
Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
- Annual convention
  - Member's statement
    - Clarke, 751–52
  - Recognition of long-serving employees, member's statement
    - Cockrill, 820–21
Saskatchewan Water Corporation
- Estimates
  - (2025-26), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C105
Saskatchewan young entrepreneur bursary
- See
  - Business – Supports, recognition, moved (Crassweller)
Saskatoon Tribal Council
- Housing programs, recognition, member's statement
  - Bromm, 905–6
SaskBuilds and Procurement Ministry
- Estimates
  - (2024, December), supplementary, C6–7
    - Marit, C6
    - Ritchie, C6–7
  - (2025, March), supplementary, C106
  - (2025-26), main, C79–88, C104–5
    - Love, C87–88
    - Marit, C79–81, C83–86, C88
    - Ritchie, C81–87
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.1, ch.24, P104–5
    - Pratchler, P104
  - (2024) v.1, ch.7, P105–7
    - Gordon, P106
    - Pratchler, P106–7
    - Recommendations, P107
SaskBuilds Corporation
- Estimates
  - (2025-26), main, C105
SaskEnergy (Carbon Tax Fairness for Families) Amendment Act, 2024 (No. 2)
- First reading
  - Harrison, J., 164
- Second reading
  - Harrison, J., 255
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Harrison, J., 256
- Committee discussion 256
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Harrison, J.)
    - Harrison, J., 256
- Report without amendment (McLeod, B.)
  - McLeod, B., 257
- Third reading
  - Harrison, J., 257
- Royal Assent, 283
SaskEnergy Inc.
- See also
  - Natural gas
- Estimates
  - (2025-26), main, statutory, lending and investing activities, C105
- Steel procurement
  - See
    - Crown corporations – Steel procurement, Saskatchewan suppliers
SaskPower
- See
  - Crown corporations – Steel procurement, Saskatchewan suppliers
SCAN (safer communities and neighbourhoods)
- Community safety officers, new
  - See
    - Police services – Officers, new, ministerial statement (McLeod, T.)
SCAP (Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership)
- AgriStability
  - See
    - AgriStability
Scholarships and bursaries
- Agriculture Student Scholarship, recipients, recognition, member's statement
  - Thorsteinson, 869–70
- Horatio Alger Association scholarship
  - See
    - Leadership – Horatio Alger Association scholarship
- Queen Elizabeth Scholars program, funding, member's statement
  - Chan, 504–5
- Saskatchewan young entrepreneur bursary
  - See
    - Business – Supports, recognition, moved (Crassweller)
- University of Saskatchewan Circle of Honour scholarship
  - See
    - University of Saskatchewan – Circle of Honour scholarship, recipient Katelynn Tait
School boards and divisions
- Funding
  - Adequate, sustainable, and predictable, petition
    - Love, 13–14
    - McBean, 670
    - Pratchler, 263
School buses
- Donation by Sask Rivers School Division to Mexican Rotary Club
  - See
    - Service clubs – Rotary Club of Prince Albert, school bus donation to Rotary Club of La Penita, recognition
Schools
- Coronation Park Community School, Regina, retirement of administrative assistant Holly Allison-Kay
  - See
    - Administrative assistants – Coronation Park Community School, Regina, retirement of Holly Allison-Kay, recognition, member's statement
- École Boréale, Ponteix, infrastructure needs, and government investments in education capital
  - Hindley, 872–73
  - Love, 872
  - Roy, 872–73
- Harbour Landing, Regina, needs and government investments
  - Brar, 211
  - Hindley, 211
- MacLeod School, Moosomin, fundraising efforts
  - See
    - Playgrounds – MacLeod School, Moosomin
- Playgrounds
  - See
    - Playgrounds
- School Playground Equipment Fund
  - See
    - Playgrounds – MacLeod School, Moosomin
- Vincent Massey School, Saskatoon, student powwow troupe
  - See
    - Students – Vincent Massey Powwow Troupe
Schools, new and renovated
- Carrot River, K to 12 consolidation project, completion, member's statement
  - Bromm, 70
- La Loche, Nįtélazёtúë Elementary School, Indigenous cultural and learning spaces, member's statement
  - Rowden, 847
- Projects and needs
  - Gordon, 268–69
  - Hindley, 268–69
- Regina, Harbour Landing, second joint-use school, complete and open, petition
  - Brar, 867–68, 892
- Saskatoon, St. Frances Cree Bilingual School, design elements, reconciliation, member's statement
  - Jorgenson, 820
Search and rescue operations
- Search and Rescue Regina, funding
  - See
    - Crime – Civil forfeiture program, initiatives, funding
Seed industry
- Ostafie Seed Farm, Canora, Canadian Seed Growers' Association Long Service Certificate recipient, member's statement
  - Wilson, 803
Seniors
- Home supports program
  - Petition
    - Burki, 503, 622–23
    - Housser, 276
    - Jorgenson, 157–58
    - Laliberte, 534–35
    - Senger, 69
- Housing, safety
  - See
    - Saskatchewan Housing Corporation – Seniors' buildings, safety concerns and government investments
- The Pyjammers band
  - See
    - Music – The Pyjammers, recognition
Service clubs
- MacDowell & District Lions Club, Spring Fling fundraiser, recognition, member's statement
  - Rowden, 894
- Rotary Club of Prince Albert, school bus donation to Rotary Club of La Penita, recognition, member's statement
  - Rowden, 672
- Soroptimist International of Saskatoon
  - See
    - Intimate partner violence – Advocates Joan and Mike McDonald
Sessional orders
- Rules and Procedures, varied on an interim basis for the fall period of the 1st session of the 30th Legislature, moved (McLeod, T.)
  - McLeod, T., 75–76
Seventy-five minute debate
- Affordability measures, government record, consistent and meaningful, moved (Weger), 584–95
- Business, supports, recognition, moved (Crassweller), 760–70
- Government procurement, American contracts and suppliers, review, and cancel those that could be filled by local providers, moved (Housser), 678–88
- National unity, support for, and opposition to President Trump's annexation threat, moved (Young, A.), 853–63
Sex trafficking
- See
  - Human trafficking
Sexual assault
- Sexual Violence Prevention Month
  - See
    - Sexual Violence Prevention Month
Sexual orientation and gender
- Two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and/or questioning, plus
  - National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+
    - See
      - Red Dress Day
Sexual Violence Prevention Month
- Member's statement
  - Senger, 848–49
Shercom Industries Inc., Martensville
- See
  - Recycling industry – Tire recycling, contractor selection, legal action
Shopping
- shopsk.ca
  - See
    - New Democratic Party, Saskatchewan – Buy local and grow local initiatives
Shops
- See
  - Stores, retail
SHRA (Saskatchewan Healthcare Recruitment Agency)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Healthcare Recruitment Agency
SIIT (Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies
Sikh Heritage Month Act (No. 601)
- First reading
  - Brar, 541
- Second reading
  - Brar, 770–71
  - Grewal, 772
  - Martens, 771–72
- Referred to Committee of the Whole on Bills, 772
- Report without amendment
  - Beaudry, 773
- Committee of the Whole on Bills, 772–73
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Brar)
    - Brar, 773
- Third reading
  - Brar, 773
Sikhism
- Vaisakhi
  - See
    - Vaisakhi
Sikhs
- Discrimination
  - See
    - Legislative Assembly members – Member for Humboldt-Watrous [Hilbert], inappropriate comments regarding federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, apology
- Sikh Heritage Month, legislation
  - See also
    - Sikh Heritage Month Act (No. 601)
  - Immediately pass, petition
    - Brar, 696
    - ChiefCalf, 734
    - Grewal, 715–16
  - Support for
    - Brar, 541, 757
    - Grewal, 674
    - Moe, 674, 757
    - Ross, A., 541
- Sikh Heritage Month, member's statement
  - Grewal, 535
SK Arts
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2021) v.2, ch.31, P135–37
    - Pratchler, P136–37
  - (2024) v.2, ch.34, P135–37
    - Pratchler, P136–37
Skating rinks
- Abbey, Harvest Bash fundraiser, member's statement
  - Steele, 237
- Canora rink and community centre, fundraiser
  - See
    - Hockey Day in Saskatchewan – 2025, Canora to host, member's statement
- Community rink affordability grant
  - See
    - Community rink affordability grant
- Mortlach Centennial Rink, fundraising
  - See
    - All-terrain vehicles – Derby, Mortlach, recognition
- Outdoor, new, Saskatoon, recognition of Stonebridge Community Association, member's statement
  - Warrington, 277
Skills training
- Adult basic education
  - See
    - Adult basic education
SMA (Saskatchewan Mining Association)
- See
  - Mining industry
Small and medium enterprise investment tax credit
- See
  - Business – Supports, recognition, moved (Crassweller)
Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Investment Tax Credit Act (No. 20)
- First reading
  - Kaeding, 487
- Second reading
  - Breckner, 617–18
  - Gordon, 667–68
  - Grewal, 639
  - Housser, 707–8
  - Kaeding, 543–44
  - Laliberte, 573–74
  - Young, A., 544
- Referred to Economy Committee
  - Carr, 708
- Committee discussion
  - Kaeding, E120–22
  - Wotherspoon, E120–22
  - Committee, report without amendment, moved (Rowden)
    - Rowden, E123
- Report without amendment
  - Thorsteinson, 827
- Waive Committee of the Whole on Bills
  - Kaeding, 827
- Third reading
  - Kaeding, 827
Small business
- Local, community impact, member's statement
  - Hilbert, 391
- Local, priority in government procurement
  - See
    - Government procurement – Policy that prioritizes local workers and business, implement, moved (Ritchie)
- Retail
  - See
    - Stores, retail – Shop local this Christmas
Snack foods
- And prepared meals, removal of provincial sales tax
  - See
    - Provincial sales tax – At the grocery store, elimination, and government affordability measures
Snowmobiles and snowmobiling
- Annual rally, hosted by Kamsack, member's statement
  - Beaudry, 479
Social Services Ministry
- Estimates
  - (2025, March), supplementary, U131
  - (2025-26), main, U71–92, U129–30
    - Blakley, U80–86
    - ChiefCalf, U77–80
    - Jenson, U71–82, U84, U86–90
    - Senger, U86–91
- Grewal, Gary, appear to answer questions about hotel policies and Conflict of Interest Commissioner's October 21, 2024 opinion, motion (Conway); leave not granted
  - Conway, 243
- Hotels for clients, Provincial Auditor's recommendations
  - Conway, 161–62, 210
  - Jenson, 161–62, 210–11
- Provincial Auditor's reports
  - (2023) v.1, ch.7, P53–60
    - Gordon, P57–58
    - Pratchler, P56–60
    - Wotherspoon, P59
    - Recommendations, P60
  - (2023) v.2, ch.9, P69–71
    - Crassweller, P71
    - Gordon, P70
    - Pratchler, P70
  - (2023) v.2, ch.29, P61–64
    - Gordon, P62, P64
    - Pratchler, P62–64
  - (2024) v.1, ch.21, P64–67
    - Gordon, P66–67
    - Pratchler, P66
  - (2024) v.1, ch.22, P67–69
    - Gordon, P68
    - Pratchler, P67–68
Social Work Week
- Recognition, member's statement
  - Bromm, 305
Soroptimist International
- See
  - Intimate partner violence – Advocates Joan and Mike McDonald
Speaker
- Deputy Speaker [McLeod, B.], acclamation, 21
  - McLeod, B., 21
- Election [Goudy], 1
  - Beck, 3
  - Moe, 2–3
  - Speaker, 1–2
- Royal approbation and claim to privileges, 5
Speaker and Deputy Speaker, rulings and statements [Session 1]
- Decorum
  - Asking for decorum, 823
  - Improve on both sides of the Chamber, 582
  - Let's have decorum, 909
  - Let's have some decorum, 807
  - Should be fit for a classroom, 157
  - Teachers in the balcony, hoping we can show them and their students that we have decorum, 606
  - Warn members on both sides that we will have decorum, 606
  - We have our students here; we're going to have decorum, 307
  - We have young kids watching; we should keep decorum, 453
- Galleries
  - Not allowed to be engaging members in the gallery, 583
- Guests
  - No pictures. Keep your phones in your pockets, 287
- Members
  - Accusations against, 509
  - Accusation's from a quote; you're the member quoting the accusation, 396
  - Accusations of Premier "heading off to join a separatist agenda"; apologize and withdraw, 627
  - Ask the member for Regina Elphinstone [Conway] to be cautious with the accusations, 191
  - Be careful of [giving] the intent of actions, 134
  - Belittling to the level of a classmate, 507
  - Can't accuse the opposition of intentions behind some of their words, apologize and move on, 833
  - Can't impugn or say to motives behind actions, 870
  - Can't say what the person was intending to do, 336
  - Casting aspersions or some things about the character of individuals; member for Saskatoon Fairview [Mowat], withdraw and apologize, 30
  - Caution the member talking about getting facts straight or patting on the back, descending into where we don't want to be, 824
  - Do our best to not accuse in roundabout ways, 83
  - Don't put intentions into the opposite side, 871
  - Fair to be either "NDP opposition" or "when the NDP was in government", 38
  - Having a hard time with that one, but just being able to say what other people value or don't value, 321
  - I'm sure [Opposition members] are working as hard at their job as you are at yours, 807
  - Important we don't make judgments on the intent; refrain in this Chamber from using those kinds of terminology, 139
  - Impugning intentions, both sides, 483
  - To insinuate that they'd be filling the coffers, member for The Battlefords [Cockrill], withdraw and apologize, 209
  - Insinuating motives of previous NDP administration, 681
  - Insinuating that that is the charge of the member on the other side, withdraw and move on, 830
  - Insinuating the government didn't read their own budget; withdraw and apologize, 509
  - Insinuating the government has no respect for treaty rights, apologize and withdraw, 910
  - Insinuating the opposition is forgetful; withdraw and apologize, 509
  - It's either the opposition or the government, 292
  - Let's be careful on casting aspersions, 310
  - Let's not impute motives, 897
  - Make a conscious effort to refrain from intemperate and personal attacks, 849
  - Making personal remarks towards the minister, that that was his actions, 738
  - Must not impute bad motives or motives different from those acknowledged by a member, 894
  - Please refrain from calling someone a separatist, 908
  - Remind that it's the Sask Party government; you're supposed to refer to them as the government, 17
  - Saying that the minister was saying staff members were lying, 719
  - Statements shouldn't be made across the way of intent, 806
  - That any member is disrespecting our RCMP officers, withdraw and apologize, 909
  - Unfair for you to talk about the members opposite in that way, 591
  - We cannot assume what people are meaning by their words; withdraw, 189
  - We can't say the intent of the other side, 210
  - We can't use their names in the building, 42
  - We had mentioned before that that would not be mentioned again, talking about our Premier attacking another person's children; withdraw and apologize, 422
  - When we're calling people cheerleaders, maybe that's a little offside, 514
- Members, former
  - Rules concerning speaking of people who have no opportunity to speak for themselves, 267
- Member's statements
  - Members may make statements about any subject of interest or concern; just to be clear, the use of offensive, provocative, or threatening language is strictly prohibited, 671
  - Talk about conventions and different things out of order, 647
- Motions
  - When it's concerning our political sides, that's not part of debate, 875
- Noise, 676
- Order, 307, 308, 310, 320, 321, 453, 565, 645, 754, 757, 853
  - Both sides, 676
  - Elphinstone-Centre [Conway] get to ask the questions so please be silent while the answers are being given, 649
  - Everybody is stirred up, but let's listen carefully, 464
  - I had just given a warning that we need to have order and I would hope that we will respect the position of the Chair, 754
  - Let's keep order, 321
  - Member from Saskatoon Meewasin [Teed], I hear your voice quite often, 629
  - Mention the member from Saskatoon Meewasin [Teed], 564
  - Not a hard rule to listen, 336
  - Noticing a few voices over the rest, 308
  - Please listen and that'll be good, 322
  - Someone's teacher is in the balcony, 650
  - Warn the members that I'm watching for the ones who are the loudest, 626
- Props, not allowed, 507
- Public, members of
  - Discouraged from referring by name to persons who are not members and who do not enjoy parliamentary immunity, 894–95
- Public servants, disrespect for
  - Maybe it's not disrespect they are showing the public service but just caution the member, 103
- Question period
  - Accusations, though they're posed as questions, are offside, 581
  - Answers need to be heard so let's keep quiet, 395
  - Ask both sides to listen, 850
  - Ask the government side to listen to the questions, 896
  - Can't be accusing, 626
  - Conference talk on both sides, they're both offside; get the questions back to government business, 607
  - Don't be talking about donations to political parties, 628
  - Elections and caucus policy are not government business, 896
  - Focus on the question, 268
  - I don't understand how this has to do with government business; move on to another question, 626
  - If you're asking or answering a question, we want to hear from you. If not, we want you to be listening, 238, 268, 279, 335
  - I'll give a little extra time to the NDP at the end because I've spoken a little longer, 483
  - Less talk about political parties and more talk about government policy, 897
  - Listen to the answers, 784
  - Listen when questions asked and answers given, 896, 909
  - Member for Regina Mount Royal [Wotherspoon], we need to hear answers when questions are given, 783
  - Next question, 825, 896
  - Next question, getting into the area of politics, 895
  - Out of order; move on from this line of questioning, 581, 607
  - Out of order; next question, 649
  - Please stay away from that line of questioning, 627
  - Refrain from comments concerning party politics, 605
  - Remind the government that their role is to answer questions and not be asking the questions, 628
  - Remind the members to form our questions and answers appropriately that it doesn't always need to be so adversarial, 510
  - Remind the members to listen when questions are asked and answers are given, 482, 508, 564, 580, 584
  - That will be the end of question period, 485
- Seventy-five minute debate
  - Fail to see how that question relates to the motion, 862
  - Question was for member from Regina Northeast [Roy], I'll ask her to respond, 862
  - That was the answer, and now it's the question, 594
- Speaker's rulings
  - Questioning the Speaker's decision is not appropriate, 862
  - You might feel that I am being unfair, but I feel that I'm being fair, 629
- Unparliamentary language
  - Ask member from Regina Mount Royal [Wotherspoon] to withdraw your comments, 896
  - Can't be using that kind of language; just delete any comments that may look like they're being deceitful or dishonest, 369
  - Caution the member on some of the accusations, "virtue-signalling" and others, 412
  - Caution the member on some of the terms, 318
  - Expect the member to hold his words to what would be expected for the hon. members on both sides, 324
  - It was pretty clear, ask the member to apologize and withdraw, 580
  - Making accusations against private citizens; Caution the members on using accusatory language, 241
  - Shouldn't be using any provocative and inflammatory language, 849
  - Tales on both sides but maybe rethink the level you're going to on the blindness and not giving a hoot, 434–35
  - Use of "arrogant" and "dismissive tone;" withdraw and apologize, 537
  - Use of "contempt for the federation;" please keep your comments befitting of this Chamber, 688
  - Use of "corruption," member for Regina Mount Royal [Wotherspoon]; withdraw and apologize, 175
  - Use of "disgusting", 629
  - Use of "does not care;" withdraw and apologize, 562
  - Use of "ignored workers," please frame the question in an honourable way, 562
  - Use of "lining the coffers;" withdraw and apologize, 680
  - Use of "mislead" and "misspoke", 854
  - Use of "mocks", 627
  - Use of "out of one side of his mouth;" apologize and withdraw, 700
  - Use of "pathetic" and "weak;" apologize, 563
  - Use of "paying lip service", 281
  - Use of "phony budget" and "doesn't have a clue", 538
  - Use of "protecting the friends;" apologize and withdraw, 629
  - Use of "ruse," no accusations and non-parliamentary language, 420–21
  - Use of "score political points;" withdraw and apologize, 629
  - Use of "slush funds" and "padding their budgets", 513
  - Use of "spinning," could you withdraw, 897
  - Use of "stalking;" apologize, 564
  - Use of "washing funds," "slush funds", 483
  - We really need to think about the terms we use, 194
  - When you're speaking about an individual as "weak," that's offside, 364
  - Words like "rhetoric" and "who should we believe"; caution the member, 101
  - You can call a response "weak," but not the person, 308
Speech from the Throne, November 25, 2024
- See also
  - Address in Reply to the Speech from the Throne [Session 1]
- Read by the Lieutenant Governor, 5–9
- Consideration, moved (Moe), 10
Speech-language pathology
- Children, access to services
  - Cockrill, 898–99
  - Senger, 898–99
Speech therapy
- See
  - Speech-language pathology
Speedways (automobile racing)
- See
  - Racetracks (automobile racing)
Sports
- Basketball
  - See
    - Basketball
- Curling
  - See
    - Curling
- Football
  - See
    - Football
- Hockey
  - See
    - Hockey
- Judo
  - See
    - Judo
- Wrestling
  - See
    - Wrestling
Spousal violence
- See
  - Intimate partner violence
SPSA (Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency
Status of Women office
- See
  - Federal government – Minister of Women and Gender Equality
Statutory holidays
- See
  - National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
STC (Saskatoon Tribal Council)
- See
  - Saskatoon Tribal Council
Stores, retail
- Parliament Centre Confectionery, Regina
  - See
    - Entrepreneurs – Gee, Sam and Morly, recognition
- Shop local this Christmas, member's statement
  - Young, A., 278
Strikes
- Right to, 10th anniversary, member's statement
  - Teed, 625
Students
- Campbell Collegiate, Regina, business case competition, recognition, member's statement
  - Young, A., 717
- With complex needs, conduct an in-depth review of policies, programs, and funding models, petition
  - Roy, 802
- Learning supports
  - See
    - Educational assistants
  - Funding
    - See
      - Education, funding – Adequacy – And funding for learning supports
- Needs assessments, wait times
  - Hindley, 208–9
  - Nippi-Albright, 208
- Safety
  - See
    - Children – Vulnerable, supports
- Vincent Massey Powwow Troupe, recognition, member's statement
  - ChiefCalf, 289–90
Suicide
- Crisis, petition
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions – Crisis, work with experts on evidence-based solutions, petition
- And self-harm
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions – Comprehensive plan, need for, and government initiatives
- Supports for surviving family members
  - See
    - Drug and alcohol abuse – Overdoses and suicides, supports for surviving family members
Suicide prevention
- Comprehensive plan, need for
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions – Comprehensive plan, need for, and government initiatives
- Government efforts
  - Carr, 19–20
  - Nippi-Albright, 19–20
- Northern Saskatchewan, supports and services
  - See
    - Mental health and addictions – Northern Saskatchewan, supports and services
SUMA (Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association)
- See
  - Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association
Surgery
- Wait times, government initiatives
  - Cockrill, 293
  - Mowat, 293
Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership
- AgriStability
  - See
    - AgriStability
Swales, Saskatoon
- See
  - Environmental protection – Northeast swale, Saskatoon, suspend development and update legislation protecting species at risk and important ecological habitat, petition