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Saskatchewan public servants who self-declared as having a disability were 2.1% of the public service, a 27% decrease from 5 years earlier and not 12.4%, as set by the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. Forbes argued “the reduction in opportunities for people
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November 2012, Forbes' hard work led to an increase in safety regulations for late-night retail workers. The government added new regulations that include a check-in system and personal emergency transmitters for all employees working alone in late-night retail establishments. The changes fell
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Legislature re-opened in June, Forbes introduced a Private Members bill calling for better WCB protection for workers. Forbes gave his final speech in the
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Janna’s Law, an amendment to The
Saskatchewan Employment Act (SEA) was passed in March 2020. In the Legislature, Forbes praised this as a step towards truth and reconciliation dubbing the amendment “Janna’s Law” in honour of Janna Pratt of Gordon First Nations. Pratt argued SEA did not give job
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had Forbes apologize for his questions. In the media, Cheveldayoff accused Forbes of a “personal attack” however columnist Murray
Mandryk wrote that Forbes' line of questioning was fair and noted that Speaker Mark Docherty “bizarrely and wrongly” made Forbes apologize for even raising the
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In 2018 Forbes introduced The By-Election Dates Act. Defeated by the Sask. Party, it aimed to close a loophole in which by-elections are not required when a seat becomes vacant. Forbes protested that Regina Walsh Acres and
Saskatoon Eastview would be without MLAs for over a year following the
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Private Member's Bill, "The Saskatchewan Respectful Language Act," which would see phrases and words such as 'mental retardation,' 'retarded' or 'retard' found in government legislation, regulations and materials replaced with the use of 'intellectual
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in April 2015. Among other rights, this bill will ensure students who request a GSA (Gender and Sexuality Alliance or Gay-Straight Alliance) at school cannot be denied. It also gives students the right to have any cyber-bullying or other bullying concerns properly addressed by their school
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who was unable to show any documents related to his work concerning foster families. Forbes confirmed “We understand from press that he travelled around, but there are no notes…. There’s no record and there’s no written recommendations through him that were provided through the FOIs”.
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Forbes also introduced The Public Disclosure of Travel and Expenses of Government Officials Act in March 2020 caused by a $ 1690 estimate to get the Premier’s travel expenses through an FOI; Forbes stated “Premier and minister’s expenses should be fully public, full stop”.
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In December 2011, Forbes introduced Jimmy's Law, a bill to help protect workers' physical safety during late-night shifts. The Law's namesake is Jimmy Ray Wiebe who was shot twice in the early morning hours of June 20, 2011 during his late night shift at a gas station in
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As a result, David introduced The Election Fairness and Accountability Act twice, first as Bill 602 in the spring of 2017 then as Bill 606 in the fall of 2017; it was defeated both times by the Sask. Party government.
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travel expenses while on a trip to London, England in 2014, asking “Did she use the limo service for sightseeing or shopping with her friends?".
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Conserving our Water, A Water Conservation Plan for Saskatchewan
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disability.' The law was based on President Barack Obama's '
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