The Saskatchewan New Democratic Party (NDP) has voiced strong opposition to the recent sale of the Information Services Corporation (ISC) to Plenary Americas LP for $1.2 billion. NDP MLA Aleana Young raised concerns that the new ownership could lead to increased fees for land transactions and property registration, as there are no guarantees that Plenary will maintain existing structures. Premier Scott Moe defended the sale, asserting that ISC approached the provincial government with the desire to sell, and he highlighted the benefits of the agreement, including the province's ability to appoint two board members and maintain a 30% stake in ISC. Moe emphasized that a master services agreement ensures all data and intellectual property will remain in Saskatchewan until 2053. Despite these assurances, the NDP remains skeptical, questioning the decision to sell a profitable entity and expressing concerns about the implications of handing over a monopoly service to a private company focused on shareholder interests.