An Act respecting require consideration of a red tape reduction policy as a precondition for enacting bills and making regulations and to require a review of Acts and regulations from the viewpoint of the policy Loi exigeant de tenir compte d’une politique de réduction des formalités administratives avant d’édicter des projets de loi ou de prendre des règlements et exigeant l’examen des lois et des règlements à la lumière de cette politique Mr. N. Miller M. N. Miller Private Member’s Bill Projet de loi de député 1st Reading October 30, 2008 2n d Reading 3r d Reading Royal Assent 1 re lecture 30 octobre 2008 2 e lecture 3 e lecture Sanct ion royale Printed by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Imprimé par l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario EXPLANATORY NOTE NOTE EXPLICATIVE The Bill establishes a red tape reduction policy for Government bills, public Acts and regulations. Le projet de loi établit une politique de réduction des formalités administratives à l’égard des projets de loi du gouvernement, des lois d’intérêt public et des règlements. Upon introducing a Government bill or moving second or thir d reading of a Government bill, a Minister is required to attach a statement to the bill confirming that the Government has rea- sonably considered and has an swered a number of questions relating to the reduction of the regulatory burden, if any, that the bill imposes on persons or bodies. If the answers to any of the questions are negative, the statement must confirm that the Government is satisfied that the regulatory burden is not unjusti- fied in the circumstances in the Government’s opinion. There is no requirement to consider and answer the questions if the Gov- ernment is satisfied that the only effect of the bill is to increase fees by an annual rate that Treasury Board has approved or to make changes that are not material in nature. Au moment de déposer un projet de loi du gouvernement ou de proposer la deuxième ou la troisi ème lecture d’un tel projet de lo

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