8 April 2004 — Committee Report — House Services Committee (25th Legislature) — Report 2

2004-04-08

Saskatchewan — Committees

STANDING COMMITTEE ON HOUSE SERVICES SECOND REPORT April 8, 2004 1st SESSION of the 25th LEGISLATURE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF SASKATCHEWAN

1 Mr. Speaker, as Chair of the Standing Committee on House Services, presents the Second Report of the said committee. Your Committee is pleased to report that a Sub-Committee on Ag enda and Procedure (Steering Committee), comprising of Mr. Speaker as Chair, together with Mr. Gantefoer (Opposition House Leader) and Mr. Van Mull igen (Government House Leader), was appointed to assist the Chair with the management the committee’s business. 1.

Introduction At the opening of a ne w Legislature, the Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan (the Rules) require the House Services Committee to set the membership of the various standing committees (Rule 124(2)) and to establish guidelines for the allotment of business to the four po licy field standing committees (Rule 124(3)). This report completes the listing of comm ittee membership (re: First Report of the Standing Committee on House Services) and pr ovides a

schedule for the allocation of government departments, agencies and Cr own corporations to the policy field committees. Your Committee also has responsibility un der the Rules to oversee the operation, organization and facilities of legislative committees. This Second Report makes a number of recommendations in this regard. 2. Membership of Standing Committees Your Committee’s First Report made recommendations for the membership of all but two of the standing committees. Your Committee is now ready to finish the list of Members to serve on the various standing committees .

Pursuant to Rule 124(2), your Committee recommends as the following membership: Recommendation Standing Committee on Private Bills Mr. Addley Mr. Brkich Ms. Eagles Mr. Kerpan Mr. McCall Ms. Morin Mr. Yates Standing Committee on Privileges Speaker Mr. Dearborn Mr. Hagel Ms. Hamilton Mr. Toth Mr. Trew Mr. Wakefield

2 3. Allocation of Business to Policy Field Committees Your Committee has developed a

schedule that allocates government departments, agencies, Crown corporations and statutes to the four policy field committees. The

schedule is attached as the appendix of this report. The allocations have been ma de using the general guideline s of subject areas for the policy field standing committees, as outlined by Rule 128. The

schedule is intended as a guideline to be used when budgetary estim ates are withdrawn from the Committee of Finance for referral to the policy field committees and for the committal of Bills after first or second reading. Recommendation That the Allocation

Schedule for Policy Field Committees, as specified in the Appendix to the Second Report of the Standing Committee on House Services, be adopted as a guideline in accordance with Rule 124 (3) of the Rules and Procedures of the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan. 4. Guidelines for Use of Chamber dur ing Meetings of Standing Committees The 25 th Legislature marks the beginning of a new committee system. An important feature of the new committee system is the ability of two committees to conduct business at the same time.

One of recommendations of your Committee’s predecessor, the Special Committee on Rules and Procedures , was the establishment of two committee rooms equipped for public hearings and capable of broadcasting committee hearings on television and the internet. Your Committee is very pleased to report that the Assembly’s existing committee room has been developed in to a first rate facility that meets the requirements of the new committees.

In the absence of a second committee room, the Assembly has agreed that the Chamber, with its television broadcast facilities, may be used by standing committees for their proceedings. Your committee is aware that the use of the Chamber for committee meetings does present some difficulties. One of the main challenges of using the Ch amber as a committee room is its size and seating arrangement. As well, the Chamber does not have the facilities for modern multi- media presentations. For each committee meeting, the Chamber requires minor re- configuration to accommodate witnesses and the public.

Even with these shortcomings, your Committee recognizes th e necessity for using the Chamber to host committee meetings. This report proposes a number of recommendations that your Committee hopes will maximize the advantages of the renovated committee room, and minimize the disadvantages of the Chamber.

3 Your Committee has determined that guideline s are required to govern the use of the Chamber for meetings of standing committ ees. The Chamber, of course, was not designed for the less formal atmosphere of the smaller standing committees. In a committee room setting, witnesses are accommodated at the committee table and observers are seated in close proximity. Movement around the room is not restricted. As well, in the committee room setting, caucus staff and advisors have access to their Members.

The committee room setting is not ea sily replicated in the Chamber given its size and arrangement of individual Members’ desks. Your Committee has taken into consideration these limitations and the implications unrestricted access beyond the bar might have w ith respect to the security of Members’ desks and papers. Your Committee has also considered the best method of distinguishing committee proceedings from House proceedings, especially for the television audience.

The recommendation that follows strikes a balance between the less formal committee room setting and the traditional sanctity of the Legislative Chamber. Recommendation That guidelines for the use of the Legislative Chamber for meetings of standing committees be established as follows: 1. The Committee Chair and committee officers shall occupy the Chamber Table. 2.

Members of the committee shall occupy the desks of the front row on both sides of the Chamber, and the seating arrangement will centre on the desk of the Premier on the government side, and the Leader of the Opposition on the opposition side of the House. 3. Other Members, staff and advisors may occupy desks immediately behind their Members. 4. A witness table, and one row of chairs behind the witness table, shall be situated at the north end of the Chamber, at the foot of main entrance steps. 5.

Ministers shall testify from the witness table and their officials may be situated along side and behind the Minister. 6. The public may occupy chairs behind the bar along the north wall of the Chamber, on either side of the main entrance. 7. The media may occupy the Press Gallery during public proceedings of standing committees. 8. The public galleries, and Speaker’s gallery, will remain open during public proceedings of standing committees.

The aforementioned are intended to serve as useful guidelines for committee operations and should in no way supersede the traditional responsibility of the Speaker with respect to the use of the Chamber.

4 5. Establishment of a Weekly House and Committee Calendar The new committee system provides many ne w opportunities and advantages over the traditional method of conducting Assembly bu siness. It has also complicated the management of that business. For instan ce, there are now six or more venues where estimates or bills could be considered. On any given day, Monday through Thursday, proceedings could be taking place simultaneously in two different locations. Much of the business of the new committees is also integr ated with House processes, such as the reading stages of Bills.

It is your Committee’s recommendation that a weekly calendar of House and committee proceedings is established to serve as a guideline for the use of the House Leaders in their scheduling of proceedings and by Committee Chairs in the scheduling of committee meetings, setting of business agendas, and a rrangement for witnesses. A calendar will serve to provide a structure that will assist Members in organizing their own timetables, and for the Assembly to arrange its staffing.

Your Committee makes the following recommendation: Recommendation That a weekly calendar of Committee and House proceedings be established, and; That the calendar shall serve as a non-binding guideline for the organization of proceedings during week day afternoons and; That the framework of the calendar shall be as follows: Monday House Proceedings 1:30 p.m. until adjournment (or recess) When work load of committees requires, House may adjourn at approximately 2:45 p.m. and committees may meet 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 - 10:30 p.m.

Tuesday  House Proceedings 1:30 p.m. until adjournment (or recess) When work load of committees requires, House may adjourn at approximately 2:45 p.m. and committees may meet 3:00 - 5:00 p.m. and 7:00 - 10:30 p.m.

Wednesday  House Proceedings 1:30 p.m. until approximately 2:45 p.m. Economy Committee 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. (meet in Room 8) Crown & Central Agencies Committee 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. (meet in the Chamber) Thursday House Proceedings 1:30 p.m. until approximately 2:45 p.m. Human Services Committee 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. (meet in Room 8) Intergovernmental Affairs and Infrastructure Committee 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. (meet in Chamber)

5 6. Guidelines for Determining Meeting Lo cation and Broadcast Priorities for Committees Although two committees may meet simultaneously, only the proceedings of one can be broadcast live on television. Your Committee has determined that guidelines are necessary to establish what committee proceedings will be broadcast live on television and what committee proceedings will be broadcast on a taped delay basis. Another issue that requires advance pla nning is where public hearings should be conducted. Your Committee has pointed out that only the committee room is properly suited to public hearings.

For this reason, it is your Committee’s c onclusion that public hearings should be planned to take place in the committee room. With respect to these two matters, your Committee recommends the following. Recommendation That committee proceedings conducted in the Committee Room be live television broadcast and that the committee proceedings conducted in the Chamber be broadcast on a taped delay basis, and further; That standing committees perform public hearings in the Committee Room rather than the Chamber. 7.

Conclusion It is your Committee’s hope that these reco mmendations, if adopted by the Assembly, will streamline the House and Committee reforms about to be put into use for the first time. It is your Committee’s intention to monitor the implementation of the new rules and to make recommendations if adjustments are required. Respectfully Submitted, _________________________________ Hon. P. Myron Kowalsky Speaker and Chair of the Standing Committee on House Services

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 6 1.

Standing Committee on Crown and Central Agencies Estimates: Information Technology Office Public Service Commission Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation Legislation: Agricultural Credit Corporation of Saskatchewan Act Alcohol and Gaming Regulation Act All Terrain Vehicles Act Automobile Accident Insurance Act Community Bonds Act Controverted Elections Act Crown Corporations Act Election Act Electrical Inspection Act Gas Inspection Act Geographic Names Board Act Government Organization Act Highway Traffic Act Land Surveyors and Professional Surveyors Act Land Titles Act Legislative Assembly and Executive Council Act Members’ Conflict of Interest Act Members of the Legislative Assembly Benefits Act Motor Carrier Act Political Contributions Tax Credit Act Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Reorganization Repeal Act Potash Development Act Power Corporation Act Power Corporation Superannuation Act Provincial Emblems and Honours Act Provincial Secretary’s Act Public Officers Security Act Public Service Act Public Works Act Pulp and Paper Mills Act Purchasing Act Representation Act Rural Electrification Act Saskatchewan Development Fund Act Saskatchewan Gaming Corporation Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 7 Standing Committee on Crown and Central Agencies (continued) Saskatchewan Government Insurance Act Saskatchewan Mining Development Corporation Reorganization Act Saskatchewan Opportunities Corporation Act Saskatchewan Property Management Corporation Act Saskatchewan Telecommunications Act Saskatchewan Telecommunications Holding Corporation Act Saskatchewan Water Corporation Act SaskEnergy Act SaskTel Pension Implementation Act Slot Machine Act Snowmobile Act Traffic Safety Act Vehicle Administration Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 8 2.

Standing Committee on the Economy Estimates: Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Centenary Fund Department of Environment Department of Finance Department of Industry and Resources Department of Labour Saskatchewan Research Council Legislation: Agricultural Equipment Dealerships Act Agricultural Implements Act Agricultural Leaseholders Act Agricultural Operations Act Agricultural Safety Net Act Agricultural Societies Act Agri-Food Act Agri-Food Innovation Act Agrologists Act Amusement Ride Safety Act Animal Identification Act Animal Products Act Animal Protection Act Apiaries Act Balanced Budget Act Building Trades Protection Act Cattle Marketing Deductions Act Certified General Accountants Act Certified Management Accountants Act Certified Management Consultants Act Chartered Accountants Act Clean Air Act Community Cablecasters Act Conservation and Development Act Conservation Easements Act Construction Industry Labour Relations Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 9 Standing Committee on the Economy (continued) Co-operatives Act Corporation Capital Tax Act Credit Union Act Crop Insurance Act Crop Payments Act Crown Minerals Act Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Revitalization Act Department of Energy and Mines Act Department of Rural Development Act Diseases of Animals Act Ecological Reserves Act Economic and Co-operative Development Act Employment Agencies Act Environmental Assessment Act Environmental Management and Protection Act Expropriation (Rehabilitation Projects) Act Family Farm Credit Act Farm Financial Stability Act Farmers’ Counselling and Assistance Act Farming Communities Land Act Film Employment Tax Credit Act Financial Administration Act Fire Departments Platoon Act Fiscal Stabilization Fund Act Fisheries Act (Saskatchewan) Forest Resources Management Act Freehold Oil and Gas Production Tax Act Fuel Tax Act Grain Charges Limitation Act Grasslands National Park Act Ground Water Conservation Act Health Labour Relations Reorganization Act Home Energy Loan Act Horned Cattle Purchases Act Horse Racing Regulation Act Human Resources, Labour and Employment Act Income Tax Act Insurance Premiums Tax Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 10 Standing Committee on the Economy (continued) Interior Designers Act Irrigation Act Labour Management Dispute (Temporary Provisions) Act Labour Standards Act Labour-sponsored Venture Capital Corporations Act Land Bank Repeal and Temporary Provisions Act Leafcutting Beekeepers Registration Act Line Fence Act Liquor Board Superannuation Act Liquor Consumption Tax Act Litter Control Act Management Accountants Act Milk Control Act Mineral Resources Act Mineral Taxation Act Mortgage Brokers Act Motor Vehicle Insurance Premiums Tax Act Municipal Employees’ Pension Act Municipal Financing Corporation Act Municipal Hail Insurance Act Natural Resources Act New Generation Co-operatives Act NewGrade Energy Inc.

Act Noxious Weeds Act Occupational Health and Safety Act Oil and Gas Conservation Act On-farm Quality Assurance Programs Act Parks Act Pastures Act Pension Benefits Act Pest Control Act Pest Control Products (Saskatchewan) Act Pipelines Act Post-Secondary Graduate Tax Credit Act Potash Resources Act Prairie Agricultural Machinery Institute Act Prairie and Forest Fires Act Private Vocational Schools Regulation Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 11 Standing Committee on the Economy (continued) Provincial Lands Act Provincial Sales Tax Act Public Employees Pension Act Public Libraries Act Public Service Superannuation Act Radiation Health and Safety Act Regional Parks Act Research Council Act Revenue and Financial Services Act Sale or Lease of Certain Lands Act Saskatchewan 4-H Foundation Act Saskatchewan Applied Science Technologists and Technicians Act Saskatchewan Farm Security Act Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Act Saskatchewan Institute of Applied Science and Technology Act Saskatchewan Pension Annuity Fund Act Saskatchewan Pension Plan Act Saskatchewan Watershed Authority Act Soil Drifting Control Act Special Payment (Dependent Spouses) Act State of the Environment Report Act Statistics Act Stray Animals Act Superannuation (Supplementary Provisions) Act Tabling of Documents Act Teachers’ Collective Agreement Implementation Act Teachers’ Dental Plan Act Teachers’ Federation Act Teachers’ Life Insurance (Government Contributory) Act Teachers Superannuation and Disability Benefits Act Telephone Department Act Tobacco Tax Act Tourism Authority Act Trade Union Act University of Regina Act University of Saskatchewan Act Vegetable, Fruit and Honey Sales Act Veterinarians Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 12 Standing Committee on the Economy (continued) Veterinary Services Act Victims of Workplace Injuries Day of Mourning Act Wages Recovery Act Water Appeal Board Act Water Power Act Watershed Associations Act Wildlife Act Wildlife Habitat Protection Act Workers' Compensation Act Workers' Compensation Board Superannuation Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 13 3.

Standing Committee on Human Services Estimates: Department of Culture, Youth and Recreation Department of Community Resources and Employment Department of Learning Department of Health Department of Corrections and Public Safety Department of Justice Legislation: Absconding Debtors Act Absentee Act Aboriginal Courtworkers Commission Act Administration of Estates Act Adoption Act Adult Guardianship and Co-decision-making Act Age of Majority Act Agreements of Sale Cancellation Act Ambulance Act Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Act Arbitration Act Archives Act Arts Board Act Assignment of Wages Act Attachment of Debts Act Auctioneers Act Boiler and Pressure Vessel Act Builders' Lien Act Business Corporations Act Business Names Registration Act Canadian Institute of Management (Saskatchewan Division) Act Cancer Foundation Act Cemeteries Act Change of Name Act Charitable Fund-raising Businesses Act Child and Family Services Act Child Care Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 14 Standing Committee on Human Services (continued) Children's Law Act Chiropody Profession Act Chiropractic Act Choses in Action Act Class Actions Act Closing-out Sales Act Collection Agents Act Commercial Liens Act Commissioners for Oaths Act Companies Act Companies Winding Up Act Condominium Property Act Constituency Boundaries Act Constitutional Questions Act Consumer and Commercial Affairs Act Consumer Protection Act Contributory Negligence Act Coroners Act Correctional Services Act Cost of Credit Disclosure Act Court Jurisdiction and Proceedings Transfer Act Court Officials Act Court of Appeal Act Credit Reporting Agencies Act Creditors’ Relief Act Crown Administration of Estates Act Crown Employment Contracts Act Crown Suits (Costs) Act Culture and Recreation Act Dental Care Act Dental Disciplines Act Department of Health Act Department of Justice Act Department of Post-secondary Education and Skills Training Act Department of Social Services Act Dependents’ Relief Act Devolution of Real Property Act Dieticians Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 15 Standing Committee on Human Services (continued) Direct Sellers Act Distress Act Donation of Food Act Doukhobors of Canada C.C.U.B.

Trust Fund Act Education Act Electrical Licensing Act Electronic Information and Documents Act Emergency Medical Aid Act Emergency 911 System Act Emergency Planning Act Emergency Protection for Victims of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation Act Enforcement of Judgments Conventions Act Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act Equality of Status of Married Persons Act Escheats Act Executions Act Exemptions Act Expropriation Act Expropriation Procedure Act Factors Act Family and Community Services Act Family Maintenance Act Family Property Act Fatal Accidents Act Federal Courts Act Film and Video Classification Act Fire Prevention Act Fraudulent Preferences Act Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Frustrated Contracts Act Funeral and Cremation Services Act Gas Licensing Act Guarantee Companies Securities Act Health Care Directives and Substitute Health Care Decision Makers Act Health Districts Act Health Facilities Licensing Act Health Information Protection Act Health Quality Council Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 16 Standing Committee on Human Services (continued) Hearing Aid Act Hearing Aid Sales and Services Act Heritage Property Act Historic Properties Foundations Act Holocaust Memorial Day Act Home Owners’ Protection Act Homesteads Act Hospital Standards Act Hotel Keepers Act Housing and Special-care Homes Act Human Tissue Gift Act Improvements under Mistake of Title Act

Interpretation Act Intestate Succession Acct Jean-Louis Legare Act Judgments Extension Act Judges’ Order Enforcement Act Jury Act Justices of the Peace Act Land Contracts (Actions) Act Land Information Services Facilitation Act Land Surveys Act Landlord and Tenant Act Language Act Law Reform Commission Act Laws Declaratory Act League of Educational Administrators, Directors and Superintendents Act Legal Aid Act Legal Profession Act Libel and Slander Act Libraries Co-operation Act Licensed Practical Nurses Act Limitation of Actions Act Limitation of Civil Rights Act Local Authority Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act Lord’s Day (Saskatchewan) Act Maintenance of Saskatchewan Power Corporation’s Operation Act Marriage Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 17 Standing Committee on Human Services (continued) Marriage Settlement Act Medical Laboratory Licensing Act Medical Laboratory Technologist Act Medical Profession Act Medical Radiation Technologist Act Medical and Hospitalization Tax Repeal Act Mental Health Services Act Mentally Disordered Persons Act Midwifery Act Motor Dealers Act Multiculturalism Act Mutual Medical and Hospital Benefit Associations Act Names of Homes Act Naturopathy Act Non-profit Corporations Act Notaries Public Act Occupational Therapists Act Ombudsman and Children's Advocate Act Ophthalmic Dispensers Act Optometry Act Osteopathic Practice Act Parents' Maintenance Act Partnership Act Pawned Property (Recording) Act Penalties and Forfeitures Act Personal Care Homes Act Personal Property Security Act Pharmacy Act Physical Therapists Act Podiatry Act Police Act Powers of Attorney Act Pre-judgment Interest Act Prescription Drugs Act Privacy Act Private Investigators and Security Guards Act Proceedings Against the Crown Act Professional Corporations Act Provincial Court Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 18 Standing Committee on Human Services (continued) Provincial Mediation Board Act Psychologists Act Public Disclosure Act Public Guardian and Trustee Act Public Health Act Public Inquiries Act Public Officers’ Protection Act Public Utilities Easements Act Queen's Bench Act Queen's Printer Act Real Estate Act Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act Recording of Evidence by Sound Recording Machine Act Recovery of Possession of Land Act Referendum and Plebiscite Act Regional Colleges Act Regional Health Services Act Registered Music Teachers Act Registered Nurses Act Registered Plan (Retirement Income) Exemption Act Registered Psychiatric Nurses Act Regulations Act Rehabilitation Act Religious Societies Land Act Residential Services Act Residential Tenancies Act Revised Statutes Act Sale of Goods Act Sale of Training Courses Act Sales on Consignment Act Saskatchewan Assistance Act Saskatchewan Association of School Business Officials Act Saskatchewan Evidence Act Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission Act Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation Act Saskatchewan Heritage Foundation Act Saskatchewan Housing Corporation Act Saskatchewan Human Rights Code Saskatchewan Income Plan Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 19 Standing Committee on Human Services (continued) Saskatchewan Insurance Act Saskatchewan Medical Care Insurance Act Securities Act Senior Citizens' Heritage Program Act Small Claims Act Social Workers Act Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists Status of the Artist Act Student Assistance and Student Aid Fund Act

Summary Offences Procedure Act Surface Rights Acquisition and Compensation Act Survival of Actions Act Survivorship Act Tartan Day Act Threshers Employees Act Threshers’ Lien Act Tobacco Control Act Trading Stamp Act Traffic Safety Court of Saskatchewan Act Trust and Loan Corporations Act Trustee Act Trusts Convention Implementation Act Unconscionable Transactions Relief Act Uniform Building and Accessibility Standards Act Variation of Trusts Act Victims of Crime Act Victims of Domestic Violence Act Vital Statistics Act Wanuskewin Heritage Park Act Western Development Museums Act White Cane Act Wills Act Women’s Affairs Act Woodmen’s Lien Act Youth Justice Administration Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 20 4.

Standing Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs and Infrastructure Estimates: Department of Government Relations and Aboriginal Affairs Department of Northern Affairs Department of Highways and Transportation Legislation: Alberta-Saskatchewan Boundary Act Assessment Appraisers Act Assessment Management Agency Act Border Areas Act Canada-United Kingdom Judgments Enforcement Act Cities Act Communications Network Corporation Act Community Planning Profession Act Controverted Municipal Elections Act Co-operative Guarantee Act Cut Knife Reference Act Dangerous Goods Transportation Act Department of Urban Affairs Act Enforcement of Canadian Judgments Act Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards Act Engineering and Geoscience Professions Act Ethanol Fuel Act Federal-Provincial Agreements Act Flin Flon Extension of Boundaries Act Foreign Judgments Act Highway and Transportation Act Indian and Native Affairs Act Intercountry Adoption (Hague Convention) Implementation Act Inter-jurisdictional Support Orders Act International Child Abduction Act International Commercial Arbitration Act International Sale of Goods Act Interprovincial Lotteries Act Interprovincial Subpoena Act

Appendix Allocation

schedule for policy field committees pursuant to Rule 124(3) 21 Standing Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs and Infrastructure (continued) Lloydminster Municipal Amalgamation Act Local Government Election Act Local Improvements Act Manitoba-Saskatchewan Boundary Act Meewasin Valley Authority Act Metis Act Municipal Board Act Municipal Debentures Repayment Act Municipal Development and Loan (Saskatchewan ) Act Municipal Expropriation Act Municipal Industrial Development Corporations Act Municipal Revenue Sharing Act Municipal Tax Sharing (Potash) Act Municipality Improvements Assistance (Saskatchewan) Act Northern Affairs Act Northern Municipalities act Northern Saskatchewan Economic Development Act Planning and Development Act Railway Act Rural Development Act Rural Municipal Administrators Act Rural Municipality Act Sand and Gravel Act Saskatchewan Centre of the Arts Act Saskatchewan Grain Car Corporation Act Saskatchewan Natural Resources Transfer Agreement (Treaty Land Entitlement) Act Saskatchewan Northwest Territories Boundary Act Subdivisions Act Tax Enforcement Act Time Act Treaty Land Entitlement Implementation Act Urban Municipal Administrators Act Urban Municipality Act Wakamow Valley Authority Act Wascana Centre Act

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