Overview
9 filings
Disclosure categories
- 56% sk_accountability
- 44% sk_conflict
What you should know
Vote attendance
100%
35 / 35 recorded votes attended
Open conflict flags
0
None on record
Voting record
35
28 / 7 yea · nay
Official profile (legassembly.sk.ca)Sources: docs.legassembly.sk.ca
Minister of Justice and Attorney General, and Minister responsible for the Firearms Secretariat
B+
84.6/100
#2 of 61 MLAs
Score based on 6 of 12 factors.
Attendance
100%
35 divisions
BILLS SPONSORED
12
12 on file
Conflicts of interest
0
None flagged in the last 12 months
Integrity score
Medium data confidenceClick any factor to see what it measures
Profile summary
Tim McLeod (Saskatchewan Party) represents Moose Jaw North in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan. McLeod serves as Minister of Justice and Attorney General, and Minister responsible for the Firearms Secretariat. The Integrity Index score for this profile is 84.6 out of 100 (grade B+), above the site-wide average of 69.3; the breakdown below shows how it is calculated.
Of the 35 recorded divisions in the Legislative Assembly of Saskatchewan over the period covered, McLeod cast a ballot in 35 (100%). Those ballots split 28 in favour and 7 against. McLeod's most recent recorded vote, on May 12, 2026, was in favour of the motion “The question being put on the motion”, which passed.
McLeod is listed as the sponsor of 12 bills, 11 of which have received royal assent. McLeod sits on 3 committees: Private Bills, Privileges and House Services.
The record holds 9 public disclosure filings for McLeod, from 2021 to 2025. No potential conflicts of interest are currently flagged.
This summary is written automatically from the public records on this page and updates when they sync. It describes what the records show; it is not an assessment of conduct.
RECORD AT A GLANCE
How they voted
Voted Yea in 28 recorded votes · Nay in 7 · Missed 0
Voted with party
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Recent votes
- The question being put on the motionYEA
- That all the words after “House” be omitted and that the following be inserted: — The debate continuing on the motion and the amendment and the question being put on the amendmentNAY
- Bill No. 60 — The Appropriation Act, 2026 (No. 1): By leave of the Assembly and pursuant to rule 32(1)(e), the said bill was then read a second and third time and passed under itsYEA
- Bill No. 57 — The Information Services Corporation Amendment Act, 2026: The question being putYEA
- SK48YEA
Recent filings
- Annual accountability / constituency expense disclosure (PDF) · McLeod-T · 2025
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- Annual accountability / constituency expense disclosure (PDF) · McLeod-T · 2021
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- Annual accountability / constituency expense disclosure (PDF) · McLeod-T · 2022
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- Conflict of interest disclosure (PDF) · McLeod-T · 2022
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- Annual accountability / constituency expense disclosure (PDF) · McLeod-T · 2023
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Committees
- Member: Private Bills
- Member: Privileges
- Member: House Services
LEGISLATION
Bills on file
The Cyberstalking and Coercive Control Act
1st2ndComm.3rdAssentThe Co-operatives Act, 2025 / Loi de 2025 sur les coopératives
1st2ndComm.3rdAssentThe Co-operatives Consequential Amendments Act, 2025
1st2ndComm.3rdAssentThe Credit Union Amendment Act, 2025
1st2ndComm.3rdAssent- 1st2ndComm.3rdAssent