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Form 2 - Member FORM 2 - MEMBER Prepared by Conflict of Interest Commissioner, Saskatchewan Date: March 31, 2014 MEMBER'S PUBLIC DISCLOSURE STATEMENT NAME OF MEMBER: BRAD WALL I. INCOME: Name and address of each business from which the Member receives remuneration for services as an employee, officer, director, trustee, partner or owner (see clause 13(1)(b)): Name Address Position Held Saskatchewan Party Regina, Saskatchewan Leader II. ASSETS: 1. Name and address of the registered office of each corporation in which the Member or Member’s trustee holds any shares, share warrants or share purchase options: Name Address Nature of Interest NONE 2. Name and address of all sole proprietorships or partnerships in which the Member has an interest: Name Address Nature of Interest NONE 3. Identity of bonds and debentures with a value of greater than $2,000.* Bonds and Debentures NONE 4. Identity of investment funds, mutual funds, investment trusts or similar securities.** Investment Franklin Bissett Money Mkt Fd Templeton Grwth FD Ltd Innvest Real Est Pen Grwth Energy Arcan Resc CV Unse Johnson Controls Linamar Band of Nova Scotia BMO Equal Weight US Bks Hedged Page 2 Identity of investment funds, mutual funds, investment trusts or similar securities.** (continued) Manulife Financial Pfizer Accenture Plc Ireland Shs Cl A EMC Corp-Mass Qualcomm Faircourt Gold Inc. Cl A SPDR Euro Stoxx 5. Municipal address or legal description of any real property, inside or outside Saskatchewan, that the Member has any interest in or title or right to: Address or Legal Description Nature of Interest Personal Residence Joint owner Personal Recreational Property Joint owner III. GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS Identity and extent of the Member's participation in any Government contract as defined in Section 15 of The Members' Conflict of Interest Act: Description of Contract Nature of Interest NONE IV. GIFTS AND BENEFITS: Identity and the extent of any gift or personal benefit received by the Member and mentioned in a disclosure statement filed pursuant to subsection 7(3) of The Members' Conflict of Interest Act: Identity Extent Received from: Malik, Draz, Saskatoon SK – Book – “Three Cups of Tea” $19 Royal Canadian Mint, Ottawa, ON - Framed $20 coin to $250 commemorate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Huawei Technologies Canada Co. Ltd. – Sean Yang, President, $22 Markham, ON – Book - “Henry Kissinger’s On China” Allan Taylor, Regina, SK – Book - “Full Planet, Empty Plates – The $18 New Geopolitics of Food Security” by Lester R. Brown John Gaudet, Swift Current SK – Book - “Golf after 50: Preparing for $20 \ the Champions Tour” by John Gaudet Canadian Plains Research Centre, Regina, SK – Book – “Prairie $29 Forum” by Canadian Plains Research Center, U of R Shawn & Elin Hermanson – Book – “The Harbinber” by Jonathan $17 Cahn Canadian Tire, Toronto ON – Maureen J. Sabia, Chairman of the $25 Board – Book – “Living the Canadian Dream – How Canadian Tire became Canada’s Store” Page 3 Leonard, W. Mottus, West Vancouver, British Columbia – book - $30 “Utopization – From Chaos to Utopia” Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) – donation $60 made in Premier’s name to Mike Badham Scholarship Entrance Fund to the Faculty of Education at the U of R Saskatchewan Roughrider Football Club Inc, Regina, SK – framed $180 Legacy Project Labour Day photo and concept drawing of Mosaic Stadium Premier Redford of Edmonton, Alberta – book – “Why Nations Fail” $35 United States of America, Ambassador David Wilkins – book, $33 on disk, “The Generals” Chinese National Nuclear Corporation (CNNC) Delegation – Chinese $75 (estimated) artwork on a stand Norbert Steiner, Dr. Ulrich Lamp – German Jersey and brass lantern $145 Institutional Investment Round Table Delegation – Apple IPAD $659 Mini laptop Juno Host Committee, 2013 – gift bag of preserves $75 (estimated) Harold Lutzer, Regina, SK, book “The Cross in the Shadow of the $15 Crescent” by Erwin Lutzer Vice Admiral Maddison – inscribed wooden plaque $50 (estimated) Chinese Ambassador, H.E. Junsai Zhang – book “The Great Wall” $95 Briercrerst College, Briercrest – golf shirt $25 Ambassador of Germany, His Exc. Werner Wnedt – digital golf $35 score counter Priarie Life Photography, Dianne Mursell, 12 x 20 picture of wheat $145 Marc and Craig Keilburger – “We Day” event – Book “Along the Way”$30 by Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez SaskPower / Robert Watson – framed print “Strength Working $300 Together” by Simone McLeod Juno Awards 2013 – Melanie Berry – copy of artist autographed/ $95 drymount poster of 2013 Junos and 8 x 10 framed photo of on stage band at Junos Smith, David E. of Niagra on the Lake, ON – book – “Across the $25 Aisle (Opposition in Canadian Politics)” by David E. Smith Ambassador of Israel – book – “Israel History and Art” 20 Centuries $40 (estimated) of People and Places Mr. Wang, Jian Chao – framed floral watercolor by Cindy Yung $125 (estimated) titled “Serenity” Business Club of Tisdale Middle and Secondary School, Tisdale $35 Saskatchewan, - wooden birdhouse and bag of bird seed Judith Oldridge, Carnduff, SK – book, “No Greater $30 Power – Perspective For Days of Pressure” Saskatchewan Party – Air Canada flight to London, England $6,084 to attend the Bilderberg Conference Mike Young, Regina – book, “The Complete C.S. Lewis $33 Signature Classics” Aboriginal Human Resource Council, Kelly Lendsay – Métis Sash $20 Holly Preston Always Books Ltd, Holly Preston – book, “The Always $20 Team – Searching for Rider Nation Western Premier’s Conference (Winnipeg) – gift bag of assorted $100 (estimated) consumables, trinkets (puck), small framed buffalo picture, two books, “Land that gives Life” and “Winnie the Bear” Page 4 Identity and the extent of any gift or personal benefit received by the Member and mentioned in a disclosure statement filed pursuant to subsection 7(3) of The Members' Conflict of Interest Act: Identity Extent Frank and Helen Rempel, book, “About Our Father’s Business” $25 Canpotex, Steve Dechka – Book, “Lee Kuan Yew” $27 Joel Pinel – 5th Avenue – Silver Quartz Men’s Watch $170 Kevin Conrad Photography, Fort McMurray, AB – photo of $20 Waskesiu Lake Ecojustice and David Suzuki Foundation, Vancouver, B.C. – Book $30 (estimated) “The Right to a Healthy Environment, Revitalizing Canada’s Constitution” RM of Fertile Belt #183 SK, c/o Lorie Jackson, Book – “A Century of $50 Prairie Living – 1913 – 2013” Alliance Energy, Regina, SK., Book – “Sun Electric – One Hundred $30 (estimated) Years – 1913 – 2013 Girl Guide Exchange Group from Ontario and Saskatchewan $5 Box of Girl Guide cookies Bruce Cheston, Regina, SK., Street sign that reads “734 Miles to $58 Wall” FSIN, Chief Perry Bellegarde, 11 x 18 Aboriginal Artwork: “Following`$468 the Night Trail Together As One” by John Rombough High Commissioner of India, His Excellency Admiral (Ret’d) $50 (estimated) Book – “Himalayas” by Marco Majrani SK Roughrider Football Club – Rider Nation 2013 jersey $69 Thomas Mulcair, Leader of the Federal NDP Party – House of $50 (estimated) Commons cufflinks Canadian Olympic Committee, Toronto, ON – 5th Edition Olympic $10 red mittens Daniel and Deborah Goldberg – a contribution in Premier Wall’s $180 honour was made to “The Canadian Red Cross Alberta Floods Fund” Salvation Army, Swift Current, SK , management and staff – Book $11 “Boundless – Living Life in Overflow” by Danielle Strickland and Stephen Court SK Roughriders, c/o Rey Williams – Wilson football $85 Premier’s Asia Mission: Canpotex Japan Ltd – wooden tea tray $50 (estimated) Chugai Company – plate on stand and scarf $65 (estimated) Hitachi – framed picture of porcelain flowers $70 (estimated) Rosalinda Dimapilis-Baldoz, Secretary of Department of Labor and Employment, Philippines – Barong men’s dress shirt $75 (estimated) Palafox Associates – Book: “Architecture, Planning and $85 (estimated) Design, Palafox Associates – The First Twenty Years” Jejomar C. Binay, Vice President of the Republic of the Philippines $30 (estimated) - shell candy dish P.A.P. / Management Association of the Philippines – gift bag: $40 (estimated) small model Jeep, music disc and book: “This is the Philippines” Agrocorp – framed wooden picture of the Singapore River (9 x 16) $75 (estimated) Page 5 Identity and the extent of any gift or personal benefit received by the Member and mentioned in a disclosure statement filed pursuant to subsection 7(3) of The Members' Conflict of Interest Act: Identity Extent Temasak – framed wooden picture of the Singapore River (9 x 16) $75 (estimated) *Urushi Lacquerware clock/picture frame $40 (estimated) *Urushi Lacquerware photo stand book $50 (estimated) *small pink floral plate with stand $60 (estimated) *plate: painted cranes with stand $40 (estimated) Note: Items with * are from one of the following companies – Sojitz Overseas Uranium Resource Development and Japan Canada Uranium, Chamber of Commerce-Japan Jen-Noh Min. of Economy Trade and Industry-Tokyo Mitsubishi Min. of Agriculture Forestry and Fisheries-Tokyo Israeli Consul General (Toronto), D.J. Schneewiess – Book: “Israel in $35 (estimated) The World – Changing Lives Through Innovation” by Helen Davis and Douglas Davis Andre Juneau and Harvey Lazar, Queen’s University – Book: “Why it $45 is So Hard” Saskatchewan Roughriders, Jim Hopson and Steve Mazuruk $30 Book: “Saskatchewan Tough” by John Chaput Kay and May Nasser – Book: “How to achieve your dreams” $25 Mackenzie Art Gallery, Belinda Kriek – Book: “Conversations $22 with myself” Jim Leach, President and CEO of Teachers’ Pension Plan – Book” $20 “Confronting
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