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Bill 31, Efficient Local Government Act, 2018

Clark, Hon. Steve Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing

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NOTE

The

Bill amends various Acts and revokes two regulations. The major elements of

the Bill are described below.

SCHEDULE

City of Toronto Act, 2006

The

Schedule deems the amendments made to the City of Toronto

Act, 2006 by

Schedule 1 to the Better Local

Government Act, 2018 to have not come into force. It then substantially

recreates the contents of that

Schedule with some modifications. The

Schedule

also revokes Ontario Regulation 408/18 (Wards).

new provision is added declaring that the amendments made by this

Schedule

operate notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

SCHEDULE

Municipal Act, 2001

The

Schedule deems the amendments made to the Municipal Act,

2001 by

Schedule 2 to the Better Local Government

Act, 2018 to have not come into force. It then substantially recreates

the contents of that Schedule.

new provision is added declaring that the amendments made by this

Schedule

operate notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

SCHEDULE

Municipal Elections Act, 1996

The

Schedule deems the amendments made to the Municipal

Elections Act, 1996 by

Schedule 3 to the Better

Local Government Act, 2018 to have not come into force. It then

substantially recreates the contents of that

Schedule with some modifications. The

Schedule also revokes Ontario Regulation 407/18 (2018 and 2022 Regular Elections

— Special Rules).

new provision is added to provide that the City of Toronto is not required to

hold an advance vote. The clerk of the City is allowed to hold an advance vote

at his or her discretion.

new provision is added to provide that orders shall not be made under

subsection 83 (1) by reason only of the clerk doing anything arising out of the

implementation of the amendments made by the Better Local

Government Act, 2018 .

new provision is added declaring that the amendments made by this

Schedule

operate notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

Schedule

Education Act

Ontario

Regulation 412/00 (Elections to and Representation on District School Boards),

made under the Education Act , sets out certain

steps that must occur in August 2018 in respect of the 2018 election of members

to district school boards with jurisdiction in the City of Toronto. These steps

relate to amendments made to the City of Toronto Act, 2006

by

Schedule 1 to the Better Local Government Act, 2018 .

This

Schedule requires that those steps occur again one day after the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal

Assent.

new provision is added declaring that the amendments made by this

Schedule

operate notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

Bill 31 2018

Act to amend the City of Toronto Act, 2006, the Municipal Act, 2001, the Municipal

Elections Act, 1996 and the Education Act and to revoke two regulations

Contents

Contents

of this Act

Commencement

Short

title

Schedule 1

City

of Toronto Act, 2006

Schedule 2

Municipal

Act, 2001

Schedule 3

Municipal

Elections Act, 1996

Schedule 4

Education

Act

Her

Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the

Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:

Contents

of this Act

1 This Act consists

of this section, sections 2 and 3 and the Schedules to this Act.

Commencement

(1) Subject

to subsection (2), this Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal

Assent.

(2) The

Schedules to this Act come into force as provided in each Schedule.

Short

title

3 The

short title of

this Act is the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 .

SCHEDULE 1

City of Toronto Act, 2006

The amendments made to the City of Toronto Act, 2006

by

Schedule 1 to the Better Local Government Act, 2018

are deemed not to have come into force.

Paragraph 3 of

section 2 of the Act is repealed and the following substituted:

3. Determine

the appropriate structure for governing the City other than with respect to the

composition of city council and the division of the City into wards.

Paragraphs 2 and 3 of subsection 4 (3) of the Act are repealed.

Paragraph 1 of subsection 8 (2) of the Act is repealed and the following

substituted:

1. Governance

structure of the City and its local boards (restricted definition) other than

with respect to the composition of city council and the division of the City

into wards.

Section 127 of the Act is amended by adding the following subsection:

Application

(2) This

section does not apply after city council is organized following the 2018

regular election.

Sections 128 and 129 of the Act are repealed and the following substituted:

Division

of wards after 2018 regular election

(1) On

the day city council is organized following the 2018 regular election, the City

is divided into wards whose boundaries are identical to those of the electoral

districts for Ontario that are within the boundaries of the City.

Same

(2) For

the purposes of subsection (1), the electoral districts for Ontario are those

determined under the Representation Act, 2015 as it

read on August 14, 2018.

Conduct

of 2018 regular election

(3) The

2018 regular election shall be conducted as if the division of the City into

wards, as determined under subsections (1) and (2), was already in effect.

Regulations

(4) The

Minister may make regulations for implementing the purposes, provisions and

intention of this

section and, without restricting the generality of the

foregoing, the Minister may make regulations governing transitional matters

that arise out of the implementation of this section.

Retroactivity

(5) A

regulation made under subsection (4) is, if it so provides, effective with

reference to a period before it was filed.

Conflicts

(6) In

the event of a conflict between a regulation under subsection (4) and a

provision of this Act or any other Act or regulation, the regulation made under

subsection (4) prevails.

Same

(7) In

the event of a conflict between this

section and a provision of any other Act

or a regulation made under any other Act, this

section prevails.

By-law

not passed

by-law passed under

section 128, as that

section read immediately before August

14, 2018, is deemed not to have been passed.

Section 130 of the Act is amended by adding the following subsection:

Application

(2) This

section does not apply after city council is organized following the 2018

regular election.

Section 135 of the Act is repealed and the following substituted:

City

council following 2018 regular election

(1) Commencing

with the city council that is organized following the 2018 regular election,

city council shall be composed of,

(

a) the

head of council; and

(

b) other

members, the number of which equals the number of wards as determined under

section 128.

Rules

re composition of city council

(2) The

following rules apply to the composition of city council:

1. The

members of city council shall be elected in accordance with the Municipal Elections Act, 1996 .

2. The

head of council shall be elected by general vote.

3. One

member of council shall be elected for each of the wards determined under

section 128.

Conduct

of 2018 regular election

(3) The

2018 regular election shall be conducted as if the composition of city council,

as determined under subsections (1) and (2), was already in effect.

Regulations

(4) The

Minister may make regulations for implementing the purposes, provisions and

intention of this

section and, without restricting the generality of the

foregoing, the Minister may make regulations governing transitional matters

that arise out of the implementation of this section.

Retroactivity

(5) A

regulation made under subsection (4) is, if it so provides, effective with

reference to a period before it was filed.

Conflicts

(6) In

the event of a conflict between a regulation under subsection (4) and a

provision of this Act or any other Act or regulation, the regulation made under

subsection (4) prevails.

Same

(7) In

the event of a conflict between this

section and a provision of any other Act

or a regulation made under any other Act, this

section prevails.

Rules

re previously passed by-law changing city council

135.1

(1) A

by-law passed under

section 135, as that

section read immediately before August

14, 2018, is deemed not to have been passed.

Exception

re s. 83 (1) of the Municipal Elections Act, 1996

(2) An

order shall not be made under subsection 83 (1) of the Municipal

Elections Act, 1996 by reason only of the clerk of the City doing

anything, before a by-law passed under

section 135 of this Act, as it read

immediately before August 14, 2018, in relation to the conduct of the 2018

regular election,

(

a) as

if the by-law were not already in effect; or

(

b) as

if the by-law were already in effect.

Paragraphs 3 and 4 of subsection 151 (2) of the Act are repealed.

The Act is amended by adding the following

section before the heading

“Administration”:

Application

of Charter and Human Rights Code

Application

of Charter and Human Rights Code to certain

amendments

Charter

456.1

(1) Pursuant

to subsection 33 (1) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and

Freedoms , the amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 1 to the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 are declared to operate

notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

Same,

regulations

(2) For

greater certainty, subsection (1) applies to regulations made under

section 128

or 135.

Human Rights Code

(3) The

amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 1 to the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 apply despite the Human

Rights Code .

Revocation

Ontario Regulation 408/18 (Wards), made under the Act, is revoked.

Commencement

This

Schedule comes into force on the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent.

SCHEDULE 2

Municipal Act, 2001

The amendments made to the Municipal Act, 2001 by

Schedule 2 to the Better Local Government Act, 2018

are deemed not to have come into force.

(1) Paragraph 2 of subsection 218 (1) of the Act is amended by

striking out “Subject to paragraph 2.1” at the beginning.

(2) Paragraph

2.1 of subsection 218 (1) of the Act is repealed.

Section 218.1 of the Act is repealed and the following substituted:

Head

of regional council

Appointment

218.1

(1) On

the day the new council is organized following the regular election in 2018,

the head of council of the following regional municipalities shall be appointed

by the members of council:

1. The

District Municipality of Muskoka.

2. The

Regional Municipality of Niagara.

3. The

Regional Municipality of Peel.

4. The

Regional Municipality of York.

General

vote

(2) On

the day the new council is organized following the regular election in 2018,

the head of council of the following regional municipalities shall be elected

by general vote in accordance with the Municipal Elections

Act, 1996 :

1. The

Regional Municipality of Durham.

2. The

Regional Municipality of Halton.

3. The

Regional Municipality of Waterloo.

Conduct

of 2018 regular election

(3) The

regular election in 2018 shall be conducted as if the method of selecting the

head of council described in subsection (1) or (2), as applicable, was already

in effect.

Regulations

(4) The

Minister may make regulations that, in the opinion of the Minister, are

advisable or necessary for implementing the purposes of this

section and,

without restricting the generality of the foregoing, the Minister may make

regulations,

(

a) varying

the operation of any provision of this Act for those purposes;

(

b) governing

transitional matters that arise out of the implementation of this section.

Retroactivity

(5) A

regulation made under subsection (4) is, if it so provides, effective with

reference to a period before it was filed.

Conflict

(6) In

the event of a conflict between a regulation made under subsection (4) and a

provision of this Act or of any other Act or regulation, the regulation made

under subsection (4) prevails.

Power

to change method for selecting head of council

218.2 Nothing in

section 218.1 limits the power of a municipality referred to in subsection

218.1 (1) or (2) to change the method of selecting its head of council under

section 218 for any regular election after 2018.

Application

of Charter and Human Rights Code to certain

amendments

Charter

218.3

(1) Pursuant

to subsection 33 (1) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and

Freedoms , the amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 2 to the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 are declared to

operate notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

Same,

regulations

(2) For

greater certainty, subsection (1) applies to regulations made under

section

218.1.

Human Rights Code

(3) The

amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 2 to the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 apply despite the Human

Rights Code .

Commencement

This

Schedule comes into force on the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent.

SCHEDULE 3

Municipal Elections Act, 1996

The amendments made to the Municipal Elections Act, 1996

by

Schedule 3 to the Better Local Government Act, 2018

are deemed not to have come into force.

The Act is amended by adding the following sections before the heading

“Election Officials”:

regular election, City of Toronto

10.1

(1) Except

as otherwise provided, this

section applies with respect to the 2018 regular

election within the City of Toronto.

Exception,

head of council

(2) Subsections

(3) to (9) do not apply to a nomination for the office of head of council.

New

nomination day

(3) Despite

section 31, nomination day is the day that is two days after the day the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal

Assent and the following rules apply:

1. Nomination

day as set out in

section 31 is deemed not to have occurred.

2. The

period for filing a nomination is deemed to have run continuously from May 1,

2018 until the day that is two days after the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent.

Notifying

the clerk re office on the council

(4) If

a person filed a nomination under

section 33 for an office on the council

before July 28, 2018 and wishes to continue to be a candidate in the 2018

regular election, the person shall notify the clerk in writing before 2

p.m. on the nomination day established by subsection (3) of the office on the

council, other than the office of head of council, for which the person wishes

to be nominated.

Notifying

the clerk re office on a school board

(5) If

a person filed a nomination under

section 33 for an office on a school board

before July 28, 2018 and wishes to continue to be a candidate in the 2018 regular

election, the person shall notify the clerk in writing before 2 p.m. on the

nomination day established by subsection (3) of the office on the same school

board for which the person wishes to be nominated.

Same,

not a new nomination

(6) The

giving of notice to the clerk under subsection (4) or (5) does not constitute a

new nomination.

Same,

not multiple campaigns

(7) For

the purposes of subsection 88.24 (3), a person who has notified the clerk under

subsection (4) or (5) of this

section shall not be considered to be a candidate

for more than one office on the same council or school board, as the case may

be.

Transition

(8) A

notice described in subsection (4) or (5) that was filed with the clerk on or

after August 20, 2018 but before the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent is deemed to have been

filed under this section.

Deemed

withdrawal of nomination

(9) A

person who filed a nomination before July 28, 2018 is deemed to have withdrawn

his or her nomination if he or she has not notified the clerk under subsection

(4) or (5).

Advance

vote

(10) Despite

subsections 43 (1) and (2), the City of Toronto is not required to hold an

advance vote, but the clerk may decide to do so at his or her discretion.

Same

(11) For

greater certainty, subsections 43 (2) to (7) apply if the clerk decides to hold

an advance vote.

Exception

re s. 83 (1)

(12) An

order shall not be made under subsection 83 (1) by reason only of the clerk

doing anything, before the Better Local Government Act,

2018 received Royal Assent, in relation to the conduct of the 2018

regular election,

(

a) as

if the amendments set out in

section 1 of

Schedule 3 to the Better Local Government Act, 2018 were not already in

effect; or

(

b) as

if the amendments set out in

section 1 of

Schedule 3 to the Better Local Government Act, 2018 were already in effect.

Same

(13) An

order shall not be made under subsection 83 (1) by reason only of the clerk

doing anything, after the Better Local Government Act,

2018 received Royal Assent, in relation to the conduct of the 2018

regular election arising out of the implementation of the amendments made by

the Better Local Government Act, 2018 .

Regulations

(14) The

Minister may make regulations for implementing the purposes, provisions and

intention of this

section and, without restricting the generality of the

foregoing, the Minister may make regulations,

(

a) prescribing

anything that is referred to, in this section, as prescribed;

(

b) varying

the operation of any of the provisions of this Act for the purposes of the 2018

regular election;

(

c) with

respect to this Act, governing transitional matters that arise out of the

implementation of this section, including any such transitional matters that

may arise for the 2022 regular election or any by-election that takes place

before the 2022 regular election.

Same,

order under s. 83 (1)

(15) A

regulation made under subsection (14) may limit the circumstances in which an

order under subsection 83 (1) may be made in relation to the conduct of the

2018 regular election.

Retroactivity

(16) A

regulation made under subsection (14) is, if it so provides, effective with

reference to a period before it was filed.

Conflict

(17) In

the event of a conflict between a regulation made under subsection (14) and a

provision of this Act or of any other Act or regulation, the regulation made

under subsection (14) prevails.

regular election, certain regional municipalities

Deemed

withdrawal of nominations

10.2

(1) A

person who has filed a nomination for the office of head of council of a

municipality referred to in subsection 218.1 (1) of the Municipal

Act, 2001 in the 2018 regular election is deemed to have withdrawn his

or her nomination under

section 36 of this Act immediately before the

applicable deadline set out in that section.

Regulations

(2) The

Minister may make regulations that, in the opinion of the Minister, are

advisable or necessary for the purposes of carrying out the 2018 regular

election for the municipalities referred to in subsection 218.1 (1) of the Municipal Act, 2001 and, without restricting the

generality of the foregoing, the Minister may make regulations,

(

a) varying

the operation of any of the provisions of this Act for those purposes;

(

b) governing

transitional matters that arise out of the implementation of

section 218.1 of

the Municipal Act, 2001 .

Same

(3) A

regulation made under subsection (2) may limit the circumstances in which an

order under subsection 83 (1) may be made in relation to the conduct of the

2018 regular election for the municipalities referred to in subsection 218.1

(1) of the Municipal Act, 2001 .

Retroactivity

(4) A

regulation made under subsection (2) is, if it so provides, effective with

reference to a period before it was filed.

Conflict

(5) In

the event of a conflict between a regulation made under subsection (2) and a

provision of this Act or of any other Act or regulation, the regulation made

under subsection (2) prevails.

Application

of Charter and Human Rights Code to certain

amendments

Charter

10.3

(1) Pursuant

to subsection 33 (1) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and

Freedoms , the amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 3 to the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 are declared to

operate notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

Same,

regulations

(2) For

greater certainty, subsection (1) applies to regulations made under

section

10.1 or 10.2.

Human Rights Code

(3) The

amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 3 to the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 apply despite the Human

Rights Code .

Revocation

Ontario Regulation 407/18 (2018 and 2022 Regular Elections — Special Rules),

made under the Act, is revoked.

Commencement

This

Schedule comes into force on the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent.

Schedule 4

Education Act

Part II.2 of the Education Act is amended by adding

the following sections:

election

58.01

(1) The

election of members of district school boards in 2018 is subject to the

requirements set out in

Schedule 2.

Repeal

(2) This

section is repealed on December 31, 2018.

Application

of Charter

58.02

(1) Pursuant

to subsection 33 (1) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and

Freedoms , the amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 4 to the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 are declared to

operate notwithstanding sections 2 and 7 to 15 of the Canadian

Charter of Rights and Freedoms .

Human Rights Code

(2) The

amendments to this Act made by

Schedule 4 to the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 apply despite the Human

Rights Code .

The Act is amended by adding the following Schedule:

Schedule

Special Provisions for 2018 School Board Elections

Interpretation

(1) In this Schedule,

“election”

means the 2018 regular election under the Municipal

Elections Act, 1996 ; (“élections”)

“school

board election clerk” means, with respect to the election of members of a

board, a person who is responsible for conducting the election; (“secrétaire

des élections scolaires”)

“ward”

means a ward of the City of Toronto. (“quartier”)

Wards

(2) A

reference in this

Schedule to wards means the wards whose boundaries are

identical to those of the electoral districts for Ontario that are within the

boundaries of the City of Toronto.

Same

(3) For

the purposes of subsection (2), the electoral districts for Ontario are those

determined under

section 2 of the Representation Act, 2015

as it read on August 14, 2018.

Same

(4) The

election shall be conducted as if the division of the City into wards, as

referenced in subsections (2) and (3), was already in effect.

Population

data

(1) Not later than 11 a.m. on the day after the day the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal

Assent, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation shall, in respect of each

board that has jurisdiction in the City of Toronto, determine the population of

the board’s electoral group who are resident in each ward of the City of

Toronto on January 1 of that year.

Report

(2) Not

later than 11 a.m. on the day after the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent, the Municipal Property

Assessment Corporation shall,

(

a) report

to the Minister each of its determinations under subsection (1);

(

b) report

to the school board election clerk for the City of Toronto each of its

determinations under subsection (1) in respect of each board set out in

subsection (1); and

(

c) report

to the secretary of each board each of its determinations under

subsection (1) in respect of that board.

Determination

of number of members

For the purpose of the election,

(

a) the

number of members for the Toronto District School Board and the Toronto

Catholic District School Board; and

(

b) the

number of members representing geographic areas within the City of Toronto for the

Conseil scolaire Viamonde and the Conseil scolaire catholique MonAvenir,

the number determined by resolution of the board by March 31, 2018 pursuant to

sections 3 and 4 of Ontario Regulation 412/00 (Elections to and Representation

on District School Boards) made under the Act.

Distribution

of positions

Not later than 3 p.m. on the day after the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent, each board that has

jurisdiction in the City of Toronto shall distribute the positions of the

members to be elected to the board, referred to in

section 3 of this Schedule,

in accordance with

section 5 of this

Schedule and shall notify the Minister in

writing that this has been done.

Distribution

(1) A distribution of the positions of the members to be elected to

the board shall be made according to the following rules:

1. Calculate

the electoral quotient for each municipality and ward using the following

formula:

Electoral

quotient = a × b / c

where,

= the population of the board’s electoral group resident in the municipality

or ward, as reported under

section 2 of this Schedule,

= the total number of members determined for the board under

section 3 of this

Schedule, and

= the total population of the board’s electoral group, as reported under

section 2 of this Schedule.

2. Combine

every municipality and every ward within the area of jurisdiction of the board

into a number of geographic areas that does not exceed the number determined

for “b” in paragraph 1.

3. The

number of members that represent the electors of the board’s electoral group in

each geographic area shall be, as nearly as practicable, the sum of the

electoral quotients of the constituent municipalities and wards that form the

geographic area.

Same

(2) A

distribution under subsection (1) shall be made in such a way that, to the

extent practicable, geographic areas are formed for which the sum of the

electoral quotients of the constituent municipalities and wards is a whole

number greater than zero.

Report

on determination and distribution

(1) A board that completes the distribution under

section 5 shall

prepare a report that includes,

(

a) the

results of the distribution; and

(

b) a

copy of the data and calculations by which the distribution was made.

Copy

of report

(2) The

board shall send a copy of the report to,

(

a) the

Minister;

(

b) the

school board election clerk for the City of Toronto; and

(

c) the

secretary of every other board that has jurisdiction in the City of Toronto.

Same

(3) The

copy of the report referred to in subsection (2) shall be sent not later than 3

p.m. on the day after the day the Efficient Local

Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent.

Distribution

by Minister

(1) If any board has not completed the distribution and provided the

report required under

section 6 of this

Schedule by 3 p.m. on the day after the

day the Efficient Local Government Act, 2018

receives Royal Assent, the Minister shall distribute the positions of the

members to be elected to the board in accordance with

section 5 of this

Schedule.

Same

(2) If

the Minister is required to distribute the positions of members under

subsection (1), the Minister shall do so by 5 p.m. on the day after the day the

Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal

Assent.

Report

by Minister

(1) If the Minister completes the distribution under subsection 7

(1) of this Schedule, the Minister shall prepare a report that includes,

(

a) the

results of the distribution; and

(

b) a

copy of the data and calculations by which the distribution was made.

Same

(2) The

Minister shall send a copy of the report to,

(

a) the

board for which the distribution was completed;

(

b) the

school board election clerk for the City of Toronto; and

(

c) the

secretary of every other board that has jurisdiction in the City of Toronto.

Same

(3) The

copy of the report referred to in subsection (2) shall be sent not later than 5

p.m. on the day after the day the Efficient Local

Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent.

Repeal

This

Schedule is repealed on December 31, 2018.

Commencement

This

Schedule comes into force on the day the Efficient

Local Government Act, 2018 receives Royal Assent.

Date Bill stage Event Outcome Committee

September 17, 2018

Second Reading

Debated

September 12, 2018

First Reading

Vote

Carried on division

Debates and Progress

First Reading

September 12, 2018

Carried on recorded division.

Committee

Second Reading

September 17, 2018

Principal Debaters :

Hon. Steve Clark, Hon. Caroline Mulroney, Hon. Todd Smith, Hon. Victor Fedeli, Mr. Bill Walker, Hon. Doug Ford, Mr. Peter Tabuns, Ms. Andrea Horwath, Mr. Jeff Burch, Ms. Peggy Sattler, Ms. Rima Berns-McGowan, Mr. John Vanthof, Ms. Marit Stiles, M me Nathalie Des Rosiers

Questions and Comments :

Ms. Suze Morrison, Mr. Doug Downey, Ms. Laura Mae Lindo, Mrs. Robin Martin, Mr. Paul Calandra, Ms. Jessica Bell, Ms. Mitzie Hunter, Mr. Dave Smith, Ms. Jill Andrew, Mr. Jim McDonell, Mr. Faisal Hassan, Mr. Kaleed Rasheed, Mr. Ross Romano, Ms. Jennifer K. French, Mrs. Amy Fee, Mrs. Jennifer (Jennie) Stevens, Mr. Tom Rakocevic, Ms. Andrea Khanjin, Ms. Doly Begum, Mrs. Marie-France Lalonde, Mr. Stan Cho, Mr. Jamie West, Ms. Christine Hogarth, Mr. Gilles Bisson, Mrs. Gila Martow, Mr. Terence Kernaghan, Mr. Mike Schreiner, Hon. Lisa MacLeod, Ms. Jane McKenna, Mr. Sol Mamakwa, Mr. Roman Baber, M me France Gélinas, Mr. Robert Bailey, Ms. Sara Singh

Time Allocation

September 19, 2018

Hon. Todd Smith, Mr. Gilles Bisson, Mr. Bill Walker, Mr. Lorne Coe, Mr. Doug Downey

Committee

Third Reading

Royal Assent

Acts affected - Bill 31

Most Ontario public acts are available electronically; to view copies of the Acts to be amended by this bill visit e-laws

City of Toronto Act, 2006

Education Act

Municipal Act, 2001

Municipal Elections Act, 1996

Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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