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3Rd Session 27Th Legislature October 23 to December 5, 2013; March 3 to May 15, 2014; October 22, 2014 In the Sixty-Second and Sixty-Third Year of the Reign of Our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth II Third Session of the Twenty-Seventh Legislature REGINA: Printed by Order of the Legislative Assembly 2015 VOLUME CXX LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF SASKATCHEWAN Table of Contents Lieutenant Governor ....................................................................................................................... i House Positions ............................................................................................................................... i Members of the Legislative Assembly ................................................................................. ii to iii Constituencies represented in the Legislative Assembly ....................................................... iv to v Cabinet Ministers .......................................................................................................................... vi Committee Membership.................................................................................................... vii to viii Statistics ................................................................................................................................. ix to x Proclamation .................................................................................................................................. 1 Journals ............................................................................................................................... 3 to 261 Appendix A – Questions and Answers, Chronological Listing ....................................A-1 to A-78 Appendix B – Questions and Answers, Subject Listing ................................................. B-1 to B-8 Appendix C – Bills.......................................................................................................... C-1 to C-4 Appendix D – Sessional Papers ....................................................................................D-1 to D-16 Index to Journals ........................................................................................................... E-1 to E-17 i LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF SASKATCHEWAN Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan .................................... Honourable Vaughn Solomon Schofield Speaker .................................................................................................................. Hon. Dan D’Autremont Premier .............................................................................................................................. Hon. Brad Wall Leader of the Opposition ........................................................................................................ Cam Broten Deputy Speaker / Chair of Committee of the Whole ............................................................... Glen Hart Deputy Chair of Committees ............................................................................................. Corey Tochor1 Government House Leader ................................................................................... Hon. Jeremy Harrison2 Government House Leader ................................................................................ Hon. Ken Cheveldayoff3 Deputy Government House Leader ........................................................................ Hon. Gordon Wyant4 Deputy Government House Leader ................................................................................... Corey Tochor5 Government Whip ........................................................................................................... Greg Ottenbreit6 Government Whip .....................................................................................................................Herb Cox7 Deputy Government Whip ............................................................................................ Gene Makowsky8 Deputy Government Whip ............................................................................................... Fred Bradshaw9 Deputy Government Whip .............................................................................................. Randy Weekes10 Opposition House Leader .................................................................................................. Warren McCall Deputy Opposition House Leader ......................................................................................... John Nilson Opposition Whip ............................................................................................................... Doyle Vermette Deputy Opposition Whip ............................................................................................... Buckley Belanger Clerk ....................................................................................................................................... Gregory Putz Principal Clerk ............................................................................................................................. Iris Lang Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel ................................................................ Kenneth S. Ring, Q.C. Sergeant-at-Arms .................................................................................................................. Patrick Shaw Journals Clerk .................................................................................................................... Allison Gartner Journals Clerk ......................................................................................................................... Traci Willis 1 Until June 4, 2014 2 Until June 4, 2014 3 Effective June 5, 2014 4 Until June 4, 2014 5 Effective June 5, 2014 6 Until September 23, 2014 7 Effective September 24, 2014 8 Until June 4, 2014 9 Effective June 5, 2014 – September 24, 2014 10 Effective September 24, 2014 ii MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF SASKATCHEWAN Third Session of the Twenty-Seventh Legislature NAME OF MEMBER CONSTITUENCY POLITICAL AFFILIATION Belanger, Buckley Athabasca NDP Bjornerud, Bob Melville-Saltcoats SP Boyd, Hon. Bill Kindersley SP Bradshaw, Fred Carrot River Valley SP Brkich, Greg P. Arm River-Watrous SP Broten, Cam Saskatoon Massey Place NDP Campeau, Hon. Jennifer Saskatoon Fairview SP Chartier, Danielle Saskatoon Riversdale NDP Cheveldayoff, Hon. Ken Saskatoon Silver Springs SP Cox, Herb The Battlefords SP D’Autremont, Hon. Dan Cannington SP Docherty, Hon. Mark Regina Coronation Park SP Doherty, Hon. Kevin Regina Northeast SP Doke, Larry Cut Knife-Turtleford SP Draude, June Kelvington-Wadena SP Duncan, Hon. Dustin Weyburn-Big Muddy SP Eagles, Doreen Estevan SP Elhard, Wayne Cypress Hills SP Forbes, David Saskatoon Centre NDP Harpauer, Hon. Donna Humboldt SP Harrison, Hon. Jeremy Meadow Lake SP Hart, Glen Last Mountain-Touchwood SP Heppner, Hon. Nancy Martensville SP Hickie, Darryl Prince Albert Carlton SP Hutchinson, Bill Regina South SP Huyghebaert, D.F. (Yogi) Wood River SP Jurgens, Victoria Prince Albert Northcote SP Kirsch, Delbert Batoche SP Krawetz, Hon. Ken Canora-Pelly SP Lawrence, Greg Moose Jaw Wakamow SP Makowsky, Gene Regina Dewdney SP Marchuk, Russ Regina Douglas Park SP iii MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF SASKATCHEWAN Third Session of the Twenty-Seventh Legislature NAME OF MEMBER CONSTITUENCY POLITICAL AFFILIATION McCall, Warren Regina Elphinstone-Centre NDP McMillan, Tim1 Lloydminster SP McMorris, Hon. Don Indian Head-Milestone SP Merriman, Paul Saskatoon Sutherland SP Michelson, Warren Moose Jaw North SP Moe, Hon. Scott Rosthern-Shellbrook SP Morgan, Hon. Don Saskatoon Southeast SP Nilson, John Regina Lakeview NDP Norris, Rob Saskatoon Greystone SP Ottenbreit, Hon. Greg Yorkton SP Parent, Roger Saskatoon Meewasin SP Phillips, Kevin Melfort SP Reiter, Hon. Jim Rosetown-Elrose SP Ross, Laura Regina Qu’Appelle Valley SP Sproule, Cathy Saskatoon Nutana NDP Steinley, Warren Regina Walsh Acres SP Stewart, Hon. Lyle Thunder Creek SP Tell, Hon. Christine Regina Wascana Plains SP Tochor, Corey Saskatoon Eastview SP Toth, Don Moosomin SP Vermette, Doyle Cumberland NDP Wall, Hon. Brad Swift Current SP Weekes, Randy Biggar SP Wilson, Hon. Nadine Saskatchewan Rivers SP Wotherspoon, Trent Regina Rosemont NDP Wyant, Hon. Gordon Saskatoon Northwest SP NDP New Democratic Party SP Saskatchewan Party 1 Resigned September 30, 2014 iv CONSTITUENCIES REPRESENTED IN THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY SHOWING MEMBERS AND PARTY AFFILIATIONS CONSTITUENCY NAME OF MEMBER POLITICAL AFFILIATION Arm River-Watrous Brkich, Greg P. SP Athabasca Belanger, Buckley NDP Batoche Kirsch, Delbert SP Biggar Weekes, Randy SP Cannington D’Autremont, Hon. Dan SP Canora-Pelly Krawetz, Hon. Ken SP Carrot River Valley Bradshaw, Fred SP Cumberland Vermette, Doyle NDP Cut Knife-Turtleford Doke, Larry SP Cypress Hills Elhard, Wayne SP Estevan Eagles, Doreen SP Humboldt Harpauer, Hon. Donna SP Indian Head-Milestone McMorris, Hon. Don SP Kelvington-Wadena Draude, June SP Kindersley Boyd, Hon. Bill SP Last Mountain-Touchwood Hart, Glen SP Lloydminster McMillan, Tim1 SP Lloydminster Vacant2 --- Martensville Heppner, Hon. Nancy SP Meadow Lake Harrison, Hon. Jeremy SP Melfort Phillips, Kevin SP Melville-Saltcoats Bjornerud, Bob SP Moose Jaw North Michelson, Warren SP Moose Jaw Wakamow Lawrence, Greg SP Moosomin Toth, Don SP Prince Albert Carlton Hickie, Darryl SP Prince Albert Northcote Jurgens, Victoria SP Regina Coronation Park Docherty, Hon. Mark SP Regina Dewdney Makowsky, Gene SP Regina Douglas Park Marchuk, Russ
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