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Accessible Parking and Towing Industry Review Committee Act, 2018 — Bill 39 (42nd Parliament, 1st Session)Bill 39, 42-1—
Advisory Committee to Protect Ontario's People and Economy from Airborne Pandemics Act, 2023 — Bill 86 (43rd Parliament, 1st Session)Bill 86, 43-1—
Gender Affirming Health Care Advisory Committee Act, 2021 — Bill 17 (42nd Parliament, 2nd Session)Bill 17, 42-2—
Northern Health Travel Grant Advisory Committee Act, 2024 — Bill 13 (43rd Parliament, 1st Session)Bill 13, 43-1—
Foreign Credentials Advisory Committee Act, 2022 — Bill 6 (43rd Parliament, 1st Session)Bill 6, 43-1—
Childcare and Early Years Workforce Strategy Advisory Committee Act, 2024 — Bill 191 (43rd Parliament, 1st Session)Bill 191, 43-1—
Northern Health Travel Grant Advisory Committee Act, 2019 — Bill 144 (42nd Parliament, 1st Session)Bill 144, 42-1—
An Act respecting the regulation of Registered Professional Planners CONTENTS DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION 1. Definitions 2. Interpretation — rights not affected THE INSTITUTE 3. Institute continued 4. Objects 5. Annual meetings 6. Surplus 7. Benevolent or charitable fund THE COUNCIL 8. Council 9. Vacancy 10. Quorum 11. Officers 12. Committees 13. Vacancies in committees 14. Member ceasing to be on committee during hearing 15. Incapacity of member during hearing 16. Delegation of powers and duties MEMBERSHIP 17. Membership 18. Register 19. Restrictions, conditions 20. Designations and initials 21. Refusal, restrictions or conditions 22. Suspension, revocation of membership 23. Continuing jurisdiction PROHIBITIONS 24. Prohibitions 25. Offence and penalty 26. Costs 27. Limitation 28. Compliance order COMPLAINTS AND DISCIPLINE 29. Complaints committee 30. Alternative dispute resolution process 31. Decision of complaints committee 32. Review of complaints committee decision 33. Discipline committee 34. Preliminary suspension, restrictions 35. Appeal committee 36. Costs 37. Power of Council to rescind or alter orders 38. Application to former members 39. Publication of decision summaries CAPACITY 40. Interpretation — “incapacitated” 41. Investigation 42. Application 43. Appeal INVESTIGATION POWERS 44. Investigators 45. Proof of appointment 2 46. Powers 47. No obstruction MISCELLANEOUS 48. Register 49. Registrar’s certificate as evidence 50. Duty of confidentiality 51. Disclosure to public authority 52. Non-compellability 53. Documents not admissible 54. Protection from liability BY-LAWS 55. By-laws TRANSITIONAL ISSUES 56. Definitions 57. Members 58. Council members 59. By-laws CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS AND REPEAL 60. Amendment 61. Repeal 62. Fair Access to Regulated Professions and Compulsory Trades Act, 2006 63. Ontario Labour Mobility Act, 2009 COMMENCEMENT AND SHORT TITLE 64. Commencement 65. Short title — Bill 64 (41st Parliament, 3rd Session)Bill 64, 41-3—
An Act respecting require open meetings for provincial and municipal boards, commissions and other public bodies Loi exigeant des réunions publiques pour des commissions et conseils provinciaux et municipaux ainsi que d’autres organismes publics Mme Di Cocco Ms. Di Cocco Private Member’s Bill Projet de loi de député 1 re lecture 4 novembre 2002 2 e lecture 3 e lecture Sanct ion royale 1st Reading November 4, 2002 2n d Reading 3r d Reading Royal Assent Printed by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Imprimé par l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario EXPLANATORY NOTE NOTE EXPLICATIVE The Bill requires specified provincial and municipal councils, boards, commissions and other public bodies, as listed in the Schedule to the Bill or as prescribed, to hold meetings which are open to public. The public can onl y be excluded from meetings of the body if certain specified types of matters are going to be discussed by the body. Minutes of meetings open to the public have to be made available to th e public in a timely fashion, an d must contain sufficient detail. Le projet de loi exige l’ouverture au public des réunions que tiennent des commissions et conseils provinciaux et municipaux précisés ainsi que d’autres orga nismes publics, énumérés dans l’annexe du projet de loi ou prescrits. Les réunions de l’orga- nisme ne sont tenues à huis clos que si certains genres précis de questions font l’objet de discussion par l’organisme. Les procès- verbaux des réunions ouvertes au public sont mis à la disposi- tion du public de façon opportune et contiennent suffisamment de détails. The body is also required to set rules respecting public notice o f its meetings and the meetings of its committees, the availability of minutes to the public and the availability of the body’s rules. The body is required to appoint a person responsible for compli- ance with the rules. Section 8 imposes a penalty for failure to comply with the requirements for notice, minutes and rules. L’organisme est tenu dBill 206, 37-3—
An Act respecting enhance community safety and crime prevention by supporting existing auto-dialer crime alert programs and encouraging the establishment of new auto-dialer crime alert programs in communities across Ontario Loi visant à améliorer la sécurité publique et la prévention du crime en aidant les programmes d’appels automatiques d’avertissement d’actes criminels et en encourageant la mise en place de nouveaux programmes semblables au sein des collectivités en Ontario Mr. Colle M. Colle Private Member’s Bill Projet de loi de député 1 re lecture 18 juin 2003 2 e lecture 3 e lecture Sanct ion royale 1st Reading June 18, 2003 2n d Reading 3r d Reading Royal Assent Printed by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Imprimé par l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario EXPLANATORY NOTE NOTE EXPLICATIVE The Bill proposes measures to enhance and support auto- dialer crime alert programs operating in Ontario communities and to encourage the establishment and operation of such pro- grams throughout the province. Auto-dialer crime alert pro- grams permit the transmission of voice and e-mail messages related to criminal activity and public safety to members of the public who wish to receive them. The Minister of Public Safety and Security shall seek advice from a stakeholder committee set up for the purpose of preparing a report on these programs. The stakeholder committee shall seek co-operation and input from local municipalities, police servi ce boards, private sector part- ners and community crime prevention groups. The report and its recommendations are to be made available to the Minister no later than six months after the coming into force of the Bill. Based on the report, the Minister shall publish guidelines relat- ing to such programs and make them available to communities across the province so that they may take them into account when considering the establishment of such programs. Le projet de loi propose des mesures pour améliorer et aide r les programmes d’appelBill 115, 37-4—
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An Act respecting establish political oversight over legislation and regulations to reduce red tape and unjustified regulatory burdens Loi établissant un régime de surveillance politique des lois et règlements afin de réduire les formalités administratives et les fardeaux réglementaires injustifiés Mr. Hillier M. Hillier Private Member’s Bill Projet de loi de député 1st Reading December 8, 2011 2nd Reading 3rd Reading Royal Assent 1 re lecture 8 décembre 2011 2 e lecture 3 e lecture Sanction royale Printed by the Legislative Assembly of Ontario Imprimé par l’Assemblée législative de l’Ontario EXPLANATORY NOTE NOTE EXPLICATIVE The Bill establishes a standing committee of the Legislative Assembly to be known as the Standing Committee on Red Tape and Regulatory Review. Le projet de loi crée un comité permanent de l’Assemblée légis- lative appelé Comité permanent de la révision des formalités administratives et des dispositions réglementaires. Every public bill must be referred to the Committee for a review or include a provision stating that it applies despite the require- ment for a review. The review deals with whether the bill im- poses a regulatory burden on persons or bodies, other than the public sector, whether the bill in fringes on the freedom of those persons or bodies to own and use property, whether the regula- tory burden constitutes an unjustified burden and red tape an d whether the person or body that administers the bill is best suited to do so. The Committee may amend the bill before re- porting it back to the Assembly. Tous les projets de loi d’intérêt public doivent être renvoyés au comité aux fins de révision ou comporter une disposition énon- çant qu’ils s’appliquent malgré l’exigence relative à la révision, laquelle traite de la question de savoir si le projet de loi impose un fardeau réglementaire à des personnes ou organismes, excep- tion faite du secteur public, s’il porte atteinte à la liberté qu’on t des personnes ou organismes d’avoi r la pBill 31, 40-1—
p38 s2 bill 94 bill text 38 2 en b094.pdfp38 s2 bill 94 bill text 38 2 en b094.pdf—
p38 s1 bill 216 bill text 38 1 en b216ra.pdfp38 s1 bill 216 bill text 38 1 en b216ra.pdf—
p37 s3 bill 33 bill text 37 3 en b033rep.pdfp37 s3 bill 33 bill text 37 3 en b033rep.pdf—
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