Their web site contains information on their organization and their programs and services, such as the Lawyer Referral Service and the Seniors' Legal Assistance Service. The Legislative Assembly web site provides information on how Saskatchewan laws are made and provides full text copies of bills before the current session of the Legislature. This site contains complete verbatim reports of the daily sittings of current and past sessions of the Legislature, verbatim reports of Legislative committees and the full text of bills before the Legislature. It also contains information about the Legislature, members of the Legislative assembly and the parliamentary system. This list is produced by the Library of Parliament.
Members are list alphabetically with political affiliation, constituency and date of last election.
Detailed information on each member is also given. This site contains monthly listings of recently published Saskatchewan government publications. It is a good site for identifying government publications however, copies of the documents must be ordered from the issuing department or obtained through a library. In addition to providing information on their faculty, staff and programs, this web site provides considerable resources, including full text articles from Justice as Healing, a newsletter which explores aboriginal concepts of justice, the table of contents to the First Nations Gazette, full text of the Canadian Native Law Cases, guidelines on sentencing circles and links to articles and bibliographies on aboriginal justice and law. The official Saskatchewan New Democratic Party caucus website.