| Name | Comments |
| 651 | Ben Altrogge | |
| 652 | Mimi Lodoen | This is a sad day for SK |
| 653 | Mark Eberle | |
| 654 | Janet Wright | |
| 655 | Kelly Lacey | I'm not in the industry personally, but I care about supporting the arts and am proud of the many achievements that have come from our province. Please reconsider the elimination of the Sask. Tax Credit. |
| 656 | Bobbie Tarasoff | |
| 657 | Kristyn Bugoy | Please reconsider the film tax credit |
| 658 | Jeff Warner | Keep the FETC. Don't just focus on the 8 million cost - what about the jobs, benefits to local economies,new spending, culture ? Come on Hutchinson - Show me the numbers. |
| 659 | Milton Rempel | A society without art is a society without a soul. Losing the film industry is losing part of the prairie soul. |
| 660 | Margot Weiner | |
| 661 | Iva Henry | |
| 662 | Darcie Keith | By taking away this credit will cause mass job loss for this industries, and others like it. Please don't let it go. Make things right! |
| 663 | Jonny Wanner | |
| 664 | Margaret Brock | |
| 665 | Marilyn Nelson | Please take the time to research your decision carefully. |
| 666 | Cheyenne Geysen | |
| 667 | Riley Sharp | If history has taught us anything, over-reliance on primary industry and failure to diversify tend to lead to economic disaster. |
| 668 | Derek J. Finnik | Please reinstate the tax credit. It's the right thing to do, Mr. Premier. |
| 669 | Paige Kezima | Because Corner Gas NEVER made any money or put Saskatchewan on the map (sarcasm). |
| 670 | Lindsay Des Rochers | |
| 671 | Mike James | The high dollar injured our film industry...Brad Wall KILLED it. |
| 672 | Melanie Kidder | There is alot of talent in Sask but if they can't afford to work there, they won't! |
| 673 | Michelle Johnson | It feels like we are experiencing a genocide where the government has declared open season on the members of the film industry. No one can survive and we are in mourning. Please do not let film die in Saskatchewan. |
| 674 | Diana Savage | There is no advantage here for me. |
| 675 | Jesse Sannerud | I have been working in the film industry in SK since 1999. |
| 676 | tricia dyksman | |
| 677 | Darryl Baskerville | |
| 678 | Mary Arpin | |
| 679 | Heather Doyle | |
| 680 | Trista Robinson | this needs to be remedied. |
| 681 | Joey VanPinxteren | |
| 682 | Geraldene Geysen | |
| 683 | Anita Smith | |
| 684 | Heidi Rainville | |
| 685 | Ben Snyder | |
| 686 | Mikaela Ratzlaff | |
| 687 | Glenda MacFarlane | |
| 688 | Cindy Rublee | Supporting the Arts is good for our communities and good for our economy |
| 689 | Terra Buckner | |
| 690 | Krista Inkster | Please reconsider this decision. Do what's right. |
| 691 | Alejandra Cabrera | Art matters. |
| 692 | Stacey Sookerokoff | This province is losing some of its brightest stars to more arts-friendly cities. Please reconsider this decision. |
| 693 | James P. Woodcock | One year left in my film degree. When I graduate would you rather my taxes go to Saskatchewan, or Ontario and British Columbia Mr. Wall? |
| 694 | Sarah Wee | |
| 695 | Max Cornelius | |
| 696 | Degen Lindner | |
| 697 | Betty Ann Hancock | No more cuts to arts funding! |
| 698 | Evan chartrand | Sign this ****, stupid government is trying to put hard working people out of a job like my wonderful fiance |
| 699 | Sarah Etter | |
| 700 | Bronwyn Angley | |