Bill, Saskatchewan, Provincial
Bill 606The Provincial Health Authority (ER Closure right-to-know) Amendment Act (3R neg. on R.D. April 30, 2026 - removed from Order Paper)
Bill 606, Saskatchewan: Removed from the order paper, last recorded April 16, 2026.
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Where it stands
- Status
- Removed from the order paper
- Sponsor
- Jared Clarke
- Introduced
- Session
- 30th Legislature, 2nd Session
Policy areas
- Health & Care · keyword match
What it does
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Bill 606, titled The Provincial Health Authority (ER Closure right-to-know) Amendment Act, was introduced during the 30th Legislature, 2nd Session in what appears to be a Saskatchewan legislative context. Based on its long title, the bill sought to amend legislation governing the Provincial Health Authority, likely to require public disclosure or notification when emergency room closures occur. The bill was negatived at third reading on April 30, 2026, and was subsequently removed from the Order Paper, meaning it did not pass into law.
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