Ontario Private Bill PR21 (42nd Parliament, 1st Session)
Bill PR21, 42-1
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Bill PR21, Ross Memorial Hospital Act, 2020
Hogarth, Christine
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EXPLANATORY
NOTE
The
purpose of the Bill is set out in the
Preamble.
Bill PR21 2020
Act respecting the Ross Memorial Hospital
Preamble
The
Ross Memorial Hospital has applied for special legislation to change the name
of the hospital corporation and to change its objects, its powers and the
composition of its board.
The
applicant represents that The Ross Memorial Hospital was incorporated by
special Act in 1903, and that Acts enacted in 1954, 1964 and 2000 also affected
the operation of that Act.
is appropriate to grant the application.
Therefore,
Her Majesty, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of
the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows:
Definitions
this Act,
“Board”
means the board of directors of the Corporation;
“by-laws”
means the by-laws of the Corporation; and
“Corporation”
means Ross Memorial Hospital.
Hospital
corporation continued
(1) The
Ross Memorial Hospital is continued as a corporation without share capital
under the name Ross Memorial Hospital.
Members
(2) On
the date this Act receives Royal Assent, the only members of the Corporation
shall be the voting directors of the Corporation, and such individuals shall be
members of the Corporation only for so long as they serve as voting directors.
Objects
The
objects of the Corporation are,
(
a) to
establish, equip, staff, maintain, operate, conduct and manage a hospital or
health facilities with programs and services that may include, without
limitation,
(
i) active
treatment programs and services,
(ii) programs
and services for chronic care, complex continuing care or community health,
(iii) emergency
services,
(iv) out-patient
services,
(
v) rehabilitation
services, and
(vi) therapy
services;
(
b) to
establish, operate and maintain laboratories, diagnostic imaging services,
research facilities, therapeutic and rehabilitation facilities, pharmacies,
dispensaries and other services incidental to a hospital;
(
c) to
promote, conduct and participate in education pertaining to health care,
including, without limitation, the education of physicians, dentists, nurses,
midwives and other health care personnel as may be necessary or desirable;
(
d) to
encourage, promote, support, conduct and participate in research activities
pertaining to health care, including, without limitation, clinical trials,
health promotion and disease prevention, alone or in association with other
hospitals, health services providers, research funding agencies and other
health-related organizations;
(
e) to
collaborate with government, governmental agencies and other health service
providers and participate in activities carried on to promote and improve the
general health of the community;
(
f) to
establish, operate and maintain other health care or health care related
programs and services that may include, without limitation,
(
i) programs
and services for long-term care, in-home health care, public health, community
health or mental health, and
(ii) addictions
services; and
(
g) to
do all such things as are incidental or conducive to the attainment of the
above charitable objects.
Powers
The
Corporation has the capacity and the rights, powers and privileges of a natural
person.
Board
(1) The
activities and affairs of the Corporation shall be managed by its Board.
By-laws
(2) The
Corporation may enact by-laws governing its activities and affairs, including,
without limitation, by-laws governing Board composition and the term of office
of directors.
Composition
of Board
(3) On
the date this Act receives Royal Assent, the board of directors of the
Corporation shall be composed of,
(
a) the
individuals who are at such date serving as voting directors of the Corporation
in accordance with the by-laws; and
(
b) such
other persons as are provided for under the Public
Hospitals Act .
Repeal
The following Acts are repealed:
An Act respecting The Ross Memorial Hospital , S.O. 1903,
c. 132.
2. The Ross Memorial Hospital Act, 1964 .
3. Ross Memorial Hospital Act, 2000 .
Commencement
This Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal Assent.
Short
title
The
short title of this Act is the Ross Memorial Hospital
Act, 2020 .
Date Bill stage Event Outcome Committee
February 27, 2020
First Reading
Referred to Commissioners of Estate Bills
February 27, 2020
First Reading
Vote
Carried
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