| Name | Comments |
| 6501 | dee Hobsbawn-Smith | Taking the long view of encouraging artists and the arts would go farther to attracting and keeping arts-related industries in the province. |
| 6502 | Leanne Simpson | |
| 6503 | Janice Stocks | |
| 6504 | Philip Stonhouse | Film is an industry that brings more money into our province then we give to it. Not only that but it is an art form that has started to tell the story of Saskatchewan. Without it we would be even more of an under appreciated province. Let's save our voice |
| 6505 | Micheal Wade | |
| 6506 | Mary Rose Kulyk | |
| 6507 | Linda Muzio | This seems to me to have been such a good thing for SK. why change it now? Pleae research this further and listen to the people of Sk. |
| 6508 | Darcy McIntyre | |
| 6509 | This signature has been deleted. |
| 6510 | Amy Zarzeczny | |
| 6511 | Joel kurtz | |
| 6512 | Jennifer Nakonechny | |
| 6513 | Bryden Strogal | |
| 6514 | Denise Boudreau | The government could save the credit by scrapping the tourism crown corporation and using that money. |
| 6515 | Cathy | |
| 6516 | S. Hosaluk | I want to live in a province that supports the arts!!! |
| 6517 | Lindsay Hamilton | |
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| 6519 | stan otter | I want a nonconfidence vote or retract the decision on saskatchewan film tax credit.
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| 6520 | Jill Straker | |
| 6521 | Sarah Zelinski | |
| 6522 | Christine Materi | How foolish to try to save money by destroying an industry that supports our economy and provides important artistic and cultural value. Art is important. |
| 6523 | Bev Lundahl | |
| 6524 | David Anderson | |
| 6525 | Al Orban | Reinstate financial support for the Arts |
| 6526 | Lindsay Millar | |
| 6527 | MaryAnn Scherr | Why does the Sask Party have to pull out the rug when the Arts are finally getting a hold in the smaller communities in Sask. |
| 6528 | Rachel Loewen Walker | |
| 6529 | bonnie rohatynsky | |
| 6530 | Eileen Roles | |
| 6531 | Madeleine Black | Not only does the film industry employ the people directly involved but is essential in the sustainability of Saskatchewan's retail businesses, restaurants and overall economic stability. Brad Wall could not look more ignorant right now. |
| 6532 | Charlotte Miller | |
| 6533 | Nik Zimmermann | |
| 6534 | Kristine hval | |
| 6535 | Rosalie Lorrain | |
| 6536 | Steph Bilanski | |
| 6537 | meghan widger | |
| 6538 | Stan Adcock | |
| 6539 | Melanie Bannman | Film is an intrigual part of not only our economy and the development and sustainability of the Arts, but to our friends, family, neighbours, coworkers and everyone that works and lives here, and calls this place HOME. |
| 6540 | Nigel Middelkamp | The arts don't grow on trees. |
| 6541 | Carey-Lynn Melnychuk | |
| 6542 | Andrew McDonald | Supporting a young and profitable industry such as this makes Saskatchewan even more diverse and essential to all. The eyes of world are on Saskatchewan right now and this will be your legacy. Make the right choice. |
| 6543 | Rhonda Lamb | |
| 6544 | Janet Stoody | |
| 6545 | Larry Richter | I am a Sask. Party supporter and spend a lot of time telling my "union" co workers about the need for tax holidays and incentives for business to generate and grow industry and benefit the economy. How do I defend the removal of the tax credit? |
| 6546 | Floriana Macerollo | Huge mistake. Co the right thing. Save the SFETC |
| 6547 | Amber dalton | |
| 6548 | Crystal Jacques-Munro | Keep the arts alive |
| 6549 | Chad Watson | |
| 6550 | David Kesslar | |