SaskatchewanBill 625First Reading
Bill 625: The Members' Conflict of Interest Amendment Act
Sponsor: Meara ConwayIntroduced May 13, 2026Checked September 4, 2026
Read the official textOfficial version — Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan
What this bill does
This Saskatchewan bill amends the Members' Conflict of Interest Act to define 'apparent conflict of interest' and require MLAs to disclose detailed information about any businesses held through private companies or holding companies they or their family members control.
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Business impact
Compliance
This bill primarily affects Members of the Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly rather than private businesses directly. However, business owners who are elected as MLAs, or whose family members are MLAs, will now face enhanced disclosure requirements for their companies — including both operating and legal names of any private or holding companies. This is particularly relevant for MLAs who run or co-own family businesses, farms, holding companies, or incorporated enterprises in any industry across Saskatchewan. The disclosure requirements apply regardless of business size, meaning even a solo operator or small family-run company connected to an MLA must be fully disclosed in public filings.
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Where this bill is
First ReadingMay 13, 2026
Next: Second Reading debate
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- Bill number
- SK-625
- Type
- Private Member's Public
- Jurisdiction
- Saskatchewan
- Session
- 30-2