14 Facts About Kelly Block

Kelly Block was later appointed to the Saskatoon Regional Health Authority when the government of Saskatchewan amalgamated its health districts.

Kelly Block ran unsuccessfully for the Saskatchewan Party nomination for the provincial Martensville constituency by-election in November 2006 against Nancy Heppner.

Kelly Block was appointed to the Procedure and House Affairs Committee and the Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Committee.

In fall 2009, Kelly Block was moved from PROC and appointed to the budget and finance committee.

Kelly Block was appointed by Prime Minister Stephen Harper to serve as the regional caucus chairperson for the Saskatchewan Conservative caucus.

In October 2012, Kelly Block sent out a flyer to her constituents entitled Ending Unfair Benefits for Refugee Claimants which criticized refugee claimants and rejected refugee applicants access to extended healthcare benefits.

Kelly Block was criticized in the media and Parliament for the newsletter.

Kelly Block defended the message but said the content was a draft, and expressed regret about some of the language used.

In September 2013, Kelly Block was appointed Parliamentary Secretary for the Ministry of Natural Resources.

Kelly Block was appointed as the Conservative critic for Transport by interim leader Rona Ambrose.

In 2019, Kelly Block was re-elected with an increased margin and the fourth-highest voter turnout in the election.

Kelly Block was appointed as the Opposition critic for Public Services and Procurement Canada by Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer.

Kelly Block was elected Chair of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts On October 15,2020.

In February 2021, Kelly Block introduced the Protection of Freedom of Conscience Act.