Bill 630 — The Public Health Care Transparency and Accountability Act
Introduced on 2026-05-13 · Sponsor: Meara Conway
Requires public disclosure and independent review of contracts where public money funds privately delivered health services in Saskatchewan.
- Creates a public online registry listing details of contracts for private health services funded with public money
- Applies to private surgical clinics, diagnostic labs, addictions treatment, agency nursing, long-term care and P3 health projects
- Requires contract details like value, duration and performance measures to be published within 30 days of signing
- Requires full contract text be public, with limited redactions for personal or safety information
- Bars withholding contract values, payment structures, staffing rates, and termination terms from the public
- Requires the Provincial Auditor to review value-for-money on contracts over $10 million and all P3 health deals
- Requires an annual government report on spending, staffing, wait times, and outcomes for contracted health services
The bill on the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan website