Speaker letter n House Hansard index Parliament 40 Session 1

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Naqvi, Y. (LIB, Ottawa Centre)
- Accepting Schools Act, 2012 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 1483–1485, 1656, 1827
  - third reading, 2711–2712
- Aging population, 2241
- Anti-Bullying Act, 2012 (Bill 14)
  - general discussion, 1484
  - second reading, 1384–1385
- Anti-bullying initiatives, 1384–1385, 1483–1485, 1839, 2314, 2711–2712
  - student input, 1827
- Appreciation
  - Ottawa Centre, 3571
- Budget, 775, 2149–2150, 2241
  - balanced budget
    - by 2017-2018, 2149–2151
- Budget deficit, 1177–1178, 1681
- Child care
  - government funding, 3084
- Child care centres
  - closures, 3084
- Childbirth
  - birthing centres
    - government funding, 1682–1683
- Children's mental health care
  - government initiatives, 745
- Collective bargaining process
  - public sector wages
    - good-faith bargaining, 2641
- Community services
  - senior citizens
    - government funding, 2242
- Co-operative housing
  - eviction process
    - reform, 1803
- Corporate tax credits
  - job creation tax credit, 2202–2203
- Corporate tax rates
  - for small business, 495
- Corporate tax reduction
  - freeze on further reductions, 2150
  - increase in foreign direct investment (FDI) and, 495
- Cultural industry
  - music and film, funding, 1248–1249
- Currency exchange rates
  - Canadian dollar, 1176–1177, 2153
- Domestic violence, 423
- Eastern Ontario Development Fund (EODF)
  - expansion to include Ottawa, 3673
- Economic conditions, 86, 152, 194, 774, 2149, 2153
- Economic decline
  - government response, 1681
  - international, 151–152, 191
- Education funding, 1683
- Emergency rooms
  - wait times, 3133–3134
- Enhancing Red Light Camera System Enforcement Act, 2012 (Bill 131)
  - first reading, 4146–4147
- Escaping Domestic Violence Act, 2011 (Bill 22)
  - first reading, 378
- Federal-provincial agreements/programs
  - immigrant services in Ontario, 98
- Financial services industry
  - Financial Advisors Association of Canada (Advocis), 1809
- Gasoline tax rebate
  - used for transportation infrastructure in rural communities, 1573–1574
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003–2012), 152
    - government debt/deficit, 2153
    - harmonized sales tax (HST), 775
    - hospitals, 86
    - tax reduction, 775
- Government spending
  - Supply Act, 2012 (Bill 46), 195, 725, 1176
- Harmonized sales tax (HST)
  - removal of provincial portion from home heating, 86, 462
- Health care
  - accessibility, 3322
    - wait times, 3323
- Health care funding
  - patient-based, 1683
- Health promotion
  - suicide prevention, 625
- Healthy Homes Renovation Tax Credit Act, 2012 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 151–156, 158, 325, 462, 558
  - third reading, 2237–2246, 3307, 3551
- Highway maintenance
  - government funding, 1574
- Home care funding, 558, 1682
- Home renovation tax credit, 86, 192, 971–972, 2237–2246, 3551
  - affordability, 325
- Hospital funding
  - University of Ottawa Heart Institute, 2150
- Housing, affordable
  - government funding, 2504
  - women, 2504, 4125
- Housing maintenance, 2242
- Human rights
  - gender identity, 2289–2290, 2977–2978
- Human Rights Code, R.S.O. 1990, c.H.19
  - amendment, 2289
- Immigration/settlement services
  - government funding, 98
- Income tax
  - tax bracket for incomes over $500,000, 2150
- Interim supply motions
  - responded to, 970–973
- International investment
  - in Ontario, 1584
- Job creation, 152, 192, 1681–1682, 2202–2203, 2243
- Jobs and Prosperity Council, 2202–2203
- Judicial system
  - online accessibility, 1467–1468
- Kindergarten, full-day, 192, 2151
- Legislative procedure
  - motions
    - interim supply motions, 970–971
  - use of dilatory tactics, 1656, 2243, 2245, 2365
- Legislative process, 194, 1384, 1485, 1839
- LGBTQ youth/students, 1483–1484
  - gay-straight alliances (GSAs), 1384, 2314, 2712
- Long-term care facilities
  - government funding, 2241
- Members' statements
  - Aboriginal Family Festival, 1369
  - Advocis, 1809
  - Canada World Youth, 221
  - Carleton University Relay for Life, 963
  - Co-op housing, 428
  - Events in Ottawa, 2512
  - The Hospice at May Court, 2122–2123
  - John Howard Society of Ottawa, 2633
  - Kindness Week, 532
  - Mayfair Theatre, 3571
  - National Brain Awareness Month, 753
  - Ottawa Little Theatre, 3676
  - Ottawa Muslim Association, 1335
  - Ottawa St. Patrick's Parade, 1163
  - Somerset West Community Health Centre, 2560
  - Suicide prevention, 625
  - University of Ottawa Heart Institute, 2998
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 153–154, 3703
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 2365
- Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
  - aging-at-home strategy, 155–156
  - assistive devices program (ADP), 2240
- Ontario budget speech (27 March 2012)
  - responded to, 1680–1683, 1685
- Ontario drug benefit program (ODB)
  - reduction in coverage for high-income seniors, 2150
- Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG), 3275
- Opposition day motions
  - Corporate tax reduction to 10 per cent
    - responded to, 774–776
  - Job creation
    - responded to, 2202–2203
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 774–776
- Oral questions
  - Affordable housing
    - presented, 2504
  - Anti-bullying initiatives
    - presented, 745, 1838–1839, 2314
  - Arts and cultural funding
    - presented, 1248
  - Child care
    - presented, 3084
  - Eastern Ontario development
    - presented, 3673
  - Health care
    - presented, 3133–3134, 3322–3323
  - Immigrant services
    - presented, 98
  - Justice system
    - presented, 1467–1468
  - Non–profit housing
    - presented, 1803
  - Post-secondary education
    - presented, 792
  - Research and innovation
    - presented, 1583–1584
  - Violence against women
    - presented, 423
- Pension plan reform, 2241
- Petitions
  - Anti-bullying initiatives, 1815, 2186, 2276–2278
  - Child custody, 227
  - Climate change, 2604–2605
  - Domestic violence, 1769–1770, 2277, 2606–2607, 4153
  - Wireless service agreements, 4151
- Post-secondary education
  - tuition grant for undergraduates, 972, 2151
- Private members' public business
  - Anti-Bullying Act, 2012 (Bill 14)
    - second reading, 1384–1385
  - Comprehensive Public Sector Compensation Freeze Act, 2012 (Bill 92)
    - second reading, 2640–2641
  - Gasoline Tax Fairness for All Act, 2012 (Bill 27)
    - second reading, 1573–1574
  - Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG)
    - responded to, 3274–3275
  - Pesticides Amendment Act (Licence for Cosmetic Purposes), 2012 (Bill 88)
    - second reading, 2650–2651
  - Retail Sales Tax Amendment Act (HST Rebate For Home Heating), 2011 (Bill 4)
    - second reading, 86
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 494–495
  - Toby’s Act (Right to be Free from Discrimination and Harassment Because of Gender Identity or Gender Expression), 2012 (Bill 33)
    - second reading, 2289–2290
    - third reading, 2977–2978
- Protection of Public Participation Act, 2012 (Bill 132)
  - first reading, 4201
- Public education campaigns
  - Community development
    - Kindness Week, 533
  - Women
    - White Ribbon Campaign, 423
- Public sector employees
  - wage freeze, 2150
    - in British Columbia, 2640–2641
- Public Services for Ontarians: A Path to Sustainability and Excellence, 2012, 971
- Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP)
  - reform, 2242
- Retirement Homes Act, S.O. 2010, c. 11, 2241
- Rural Ontario
  - government funding, 1574
- Senior citizens
  - accessibility and mobility in the home, 2237–2241, 2243–2244
- Speaker
  - election (21 November 2011), 151
- Statements by stakeholders
  - Pesticide use, restrictions
    - professional associations, 2651
- Strong Action for Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2012 (Bill 55)
  - second reading, 2149–2151, 2153, 2337, 2340, 2365, 2368–2369
  - third reading, 3046–3050
- Supply Act, 2012 (Bill 46)
  - second reading, 1176–1178
- Tax credits, 2202
  - Ontario energy and property tax credit, 2241
- Tax evasion, 2242
- Tax grants
  - senior citizens, 2241
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 191–194
- Transfer payments
  - equalization program, 1177
- Transgender persons, 2289–2290
- Tuition fees
  - reduction, 193
- Unemployment, 2202
- Universities/colleges
  - Carleton University, 192–193, 2150
- Wireless phones, smart phones and data services
  - cancellation fees, capped, 3704
  - contracts/billing, 3703–3704
  - network infrastructure, 3707
  - transparency in billing/advertising, 3703–3705, 3707
- Wireless Services Agreements Act, 2012 (Bill 82)
  - second reading, 3703–3705, 3707
- Women
  - violence against, 423
- Youth/students
  - entrepreneurship, 792
Natyshak, T. (NDP, Essex)
- Accepting Schools Act, 2012 (Bill 13)
  - second reading, 1693
- Aging population, 2766
- Agriculture industry, 827
- Air ambulance services
  - audit, 1154
  - patient safety
    - coroner's investigations, 2836–2837
  - transparency and accountability, 839, 3483
- Ambulance Amendment Act (Air Ambulances), 2012 (Bill 50)
  - second reading, 1957–1958, 3479–3480, 3482–3483, 3489, 3758, 3761, 3766, 3805
- Appreciation
  - Police Association of Ontario, 2437
- Apprenticeship training programs
  - journeyman-to-apprentice ratios, 2338
- Attracting Investment and Creating Jobs Act, 2012 (Bill 11)
  - second reading, 568, 826–828
  - third reading, 3108–3109, 3108–3109, 3108–3109, 3110–3111, 3110–3112
- Automobile safety
  - aftermarket brake pads standards and specifications, 1566
- Budget, 1754
  - pre-budget consultations, 2328–2329
- Budget process, 3059
- Buy Ontario policy, 2759–2760, 2765–2766
- Casino gambling
  - job losses, 2330
- Children
  - physical activity and fitness, 638
- Committee procedure
  - appointment process, 2328
- Committee witnesses, 1626
- Community care access centres (CCACs)
  - government funding, 3448
- Consumer prices
  - increase, 1524
- Corporate tax credits
  - job creation tax credit, 1754, 2203
- Corporate tax reduction, 189, 548
- Correctional centres
  - closure
    - in Owen Sound, Sarnia and Walkerton, 961
- Economic conditions, 827
  - Iceland, 568
- Elections/by-elections, 3482
- Emergency preparedness, 2185
- Employment standards
  - enforcement, 4137–4138
  - protection, 3670
- Employment Standards Act, S.O. 2000, c. 41
  - criticism, 1195
- Energy industry, 3015
  - deregulation, 2338
- Energy rates
  - increase, 1437, 1523
- Excavation safety
  - Ontario One Call Ltd., 281
- Family caregiver leave, 481, 676
  - affordability of unpaid leave by employees, 677–678
  - employment insurance benefits (EI), 2612
- Family Caregiver Leave Act (Employment Standards Amendment), 2012 (Bill 30)
  - second reading, 676–680, 1195, 2611–2612
- Feed-in tariff (FIT) program, 3596
- Ferry services
  - Pelee Island, 1843–1844
- French-language debates
  - Loi de 2012 sur le crédit d'impôt pour l'aménagement du logement axé sur le bien-être, projet de loi 12
    - troisième lecture, 3691
  - Loi de 2012 visant à attirer les investissements et à créer des emplois, projet de loi 11
    - deuxième lecture, 826
- Frenchman's Bay harbour entrance project (Pickering), 488–489
- G20 summit
  - public inquiry, 777–778
- Gas-fired power plants, cancellation in Oakville and Mississauga
  - cost, 3011
- Gasoline price regulation, 3706
- Gasoline prices
  - federal government oversight by the Competition Bureau, 2403
- Gasoline tax rebate
  - used for transportation infrastructure in rural communities, 1574–1575
- Government consultants
  - Don Drummond (former chief economist, TD Bank), 185
- Government debt, 1734
- Government record
  - PC (1995–2003)
    - energy industry, 3009, 3012–3013
- Government services
  - deregulation, 2521
- Green Energy Act, S.O. 2009, c. 12, Sched. A, 3013
- Harmonized sales tax (HST), 1437, 1530
  - impact on hydro and home heating costs, 2765
  - removal of provincial portion from home heating, 1449, 1523–1524
- Hazardous products
  - asbestos, 1566
- Healthy Homes Renovation Tax Credit Act, 2012 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 544, 547–550
  - third reading, 2759–2760, 2764–2766, 3681–3682, 3687–3688, 3796
- Heritage conservation
  - Bellevue House, 477
- Home care funding, 547
- Home renovation tax credit, 2759–2760, 2764–2765
  - affordability, 547, 549, 3682, 3688
  - programs in Quebec, 2766
- Horse racing industry, 2330, 2377
  - job losses, 2222, 3256
  - transition funding, 2735, 3082
  - transition program, 3257
- Hospital services
  - neonatal intensive care, 3721
- Housing, affordable
  - shortage, 1523
  - waiting lists, 1523
- Human rights, 778–779
  - G20 summit, 854
- Hydro electric power, 3010–3011
- Income tax
  - tax bracket for incomes over $500,000, 1737, 2203, 2329
- Job creation, 827
- Job losses
  - Navistar International Corporation, 827
- Job security, 677
- Labour Relations Act, S.O. 1995, c. 1, Sched. A, 2083
- Labour Relations Amendment Act (Binding Arbitration), 2012 (Bill 113)
  - first reading, 3000
- Labour Relations Amendment Act (Equal Rights for Employees in Ontario), 2012 (Bill 79)
  - first reading, 2001–2002
- Labour Relations Amendment Act (Fairness For Employees), 2012 (Bill 77)
  - first reading, 1943
- Legislative process, 547, 739, 1524
- Long-term care facilities
  - fire safety, 2185
  - former Grace Hospital site (Windsor), 2629
- Members' statements
  - Bellevue House, 477
  - Crozier, Bruce; Pat Hayes, 270
  - Essex 73's, 1408
  - Gibb, Brad, 1761
  - Horse racing industry, 1998, 2180
  - National Farmers Union, 845–846
  - Wedding anniversary celebration, 3675–3676
- Members'/ministers' appreciation
  - Crozier, Bruce (former member from Essex), 270
  - Hayes, Patrick M. (former member from Essex–Kent), 270
- Members'/ministers' conduct
  - Matthews, Deb (London North Centre), 1202
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 79–80, 185–187
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, 676
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 828, 3059
- Ministerial statements
  - Community safety
    - responded to, 588
  - Emergency preparedness and animal protection
    - responded to, 2185
  - Family caregiver leave
    - responded to, 481
  - Police Association of Ontario
    - responded to, 2437
  - Police services
    - responded to, 1054–1055
  - Police Week
    - responded to, 2386
  - Public works and infrastructure
    - responded to, 2386
- Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
  - air ambulance service, oversight of, 618–619, 659–660, 1500, 1626–1627, 3482, 3758, 3761, 3766
- Municipal infrastructure
  - government funding, 1111–1112
  - job creation, 488
- Natural disasters
  - floods
    - emergency measures/assistance, 370
- Nuclear energy, 3011
- Occupational health and safety
  - repetitive stress injury (RSI) prevention, 749
- Ontario Association of Police Service Boards, 1053
- Ontario budget speech (27 March 2012)
  - responded to, 1737
- Ontario Electricity System Operator Act, 2012 (Bill 75)
  - second reading, 3009–3013, 3015, 3595–3596
- Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG), 3273–3274
  - closure of slot machines at racetracks, 1046, 1998, 2330, 2377, 3082, 3256
- Ontario Power Authority (OPA)
  - merger with Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), 3012–3013
    - removal of independent planning and review, 3012
- Opposition day motions
  - Air ambulance service
    - responded to, 1127–1128
  - Gasoline price regulation
    - responded to, 2403–2405
  - Gasoline prices
    - responded to, 2403–2404
  - Job creation
    - responded to, 2203
- Oral questions
  - Air ambulance service
    - presented, 618–619, 659–660, 693, 791–792, 839, 1154, 1202, 1302–1303, 1328, 1361, 1500, 1626–1627, 1882, 2836–2837
  - Assistance to flood victims
    - presented, 370
  - Community care access centres
    - presented, 3448
  - Correctional facilities
    - presented, 961
  - Employment standards
    - presented, 3670, 4137–4138
  - Ferry service
    - presented, 1843–1844
  - Government appointments
    - presented, 1934, 1991–1992, 2063
  - Health care funding
    - presented, 2629
  - Horse racing industry
    - presented, 1046, 2222, 2377, 2735, 3081–3082, 3256–3257
  - Infrastructure program funding
    - presented, 1111–1112
  - Job creation
    - presented, 1754
  - Obstetrical care
    - presented, 3721
  - Occupational health and safety
    - presented, 749
- Ornge
  - criminal investigation, 693
  - executive management
    - salaries, 1957, 3483, 3489
  - for-profit entities, 1627, 1882
  - freedom of information (FOI) requests, 576, 839, 3766
  - fundraising, 1128
  - investigation by select committee, 1154, 1302–1303
  - legal counsel, 1958
  - operational decisions, 1882
  - whistle-blower protection, 3761
- Petitions
  - Health care funding, 3004
  - Horse racing industry, 1214–1215, 1413–1414, 1676, 1711
  - Injured workers, 1338
  - Pelee Island ferry service, 2127, 2606
  - Radiation safety, 4207
  - Regulation of health professionals, 2514–2515
  - Replacement workers, 228
  - School closure, 670, 1598, 1641, 2686
  - School closures, 670, 1598, 1641, 2605, 2686
  - Sewage infrastructure, 1597
- Poverty
  - health effects, 1524
- Private members' public business
  - Childhood obesity
    - responded to, 638
  - First Responders Day Act, 2012 (Bill 123)
    - second reading, 4158
  - Gasoline Tax Fairness for All Act, 2012 (Bill 27)
    - second reading, 1574–1575
  - Highway Traffic Amendment Act (Brake Pad Standards), 2012 (Bill 51)
    - second reading, 1566
  - Infrastructure program spending
    - responded to, 488–489
  - Labour Relations Amendment Act (Fairness For Employees), 2012 (Bill 77)
    - second reading, 2083–2084, 2089
  - Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corp. (OLG)
    - responded to, 3273–3274
  - Ontario One Call Act, 2011 (Bill 8)
    - second reading, 281
  - Ontario Underground Infrastructure Notification System Act, 2012 (Bill 8)
    - second reading, 281
  - Provincial debt
    - responded to, 1734
  - York Region Transit Labour Disputes Resolution Act, 2011 (Bill 7)
    - second reading, 79–80
- Public education campaigns
  - Community development
    - National Public Works Week, 2386
  - Professional associations/occupations
    - Police Week, 2386
  - Public safety
    - National Day of Mourning (Workers' Mourning Day), 1897
- Public sector employees
  - salaries over $100,000
    - disclosure, 1957, 3483
  - wage freeze, 1530
- Public Services for Ontarians: A Path to Sustainability and Excellence, 2012, 547, 563
- Public transportation, 1575
  - government funding, 189
- Public Works Protection Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.55
  - amendments (proposed), 588
  - enacting regulation 233/10
    - transparency, 854, 866
  - repeal (proposed), 779–780, 782
  - temporary regulatory changes during G20 protests, 777, 779–782
- Putting Students First Act, 2012 (Bill 115)
  - second reading, 3296–3301
- Renewable energy projects, 3596
- Rent control
  - exemptions
    - for units constructed/first occupied after November 1991, 1523
- Rent increases
  - capped at 2.5 per cent annually, 1523, 1530
- Replacement workers, 2084
- Reports
  - Caught in the Act: Investigation into the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services' conduct in relation to Ontario Regulation 233/10 under the Public Works Protection Act, 2010 (André Marin, Ombudsman of Ontario), 778
- Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (Rent Increase Guideline), 2012 (Bill 19)
  - second reading, 1437, 1449, 1523–1524, 1530
- Rural Ontario
  - transportation infrastructure, 1574
- Security for Courts, Electricity Generating Facilities and Nuclear Facilities Act, 2012 (Bill 34)
  - general discussion, 781–782
  - second reading, 739, 777–782, 853–854, 866, 1060, 1069
- Security measures
  - in courthouses, 780–781
  - in nuclear power plants
    - virtual threats, 1060
  - in public buildings, 781–782
- Senior citizens
  - accessibility and mobility in the home, 543, 3796
  - poverty, 2766
  - programs in Quebec, 544, 548
- ServiceOntario
  - privatization, 2329
- Small business, 2203
- Southwestern Ontario Development Fund, 827
  - accountability and oversight, 828
  - amendments, proposed, 3109
- Strong Action for Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2012 (Bill 55)
  - second reading, 2328–2330, 2332, 2338, 2454, 2521
  - third reading, 3059–3060
- Subsidies, 3108–3109
- Teacher salaries
  - wage freeze, legislated, 3299
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 184–187, 189–190, 233, 238, 394
- Unemployment, 1754
- Union certification
  - telephone/online voting, 2083, 2089
- Wealth distribution, 394
- Wireless phones, smart phones and data services
  - transparency in billing/advertising, 3706
- Wireless Services Agreements Act, 2012 (Bill 82)
  - second reading, 3706, 4216
- Workers' rights, 2083–2084, 2089
  - early disclosure of employee lists, 2083
  - right to unionize, 2083
  - wages, 678, 680
- Workplace accidents/fatalities, 1897
  - Prajapati, Jayesh (gas station attendant), 3670, 4138
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB)
  - appointments
    - Elizabeth Witmer, chair, 1934, 1991–1992, 2063
- York Region Transit
  - back-to-work legislation, 80
  - essential service designation, 79–80
- Youth, 238
Nicholls, R. (PC, Chatham–Kent–Essex)
- Air ambulance services
  - patient deaths, 2988
  - quality of care, 2221
- Ambulance Amendment Act (Air Ambulances), 2012 (Bill 50)
  - second reading, 3482–3485
- Appreciation
  - Chatham–Kent–Essex, 1634
- Arbitration, 2086
- Attracting Investment and Creating Jobs Act, 2012 (Bill 11)
  - second reading, 718–722
  - third reading, 2910–2912, 2914
- Business
  - regulations, reduction in, 2911
- Collective bargaining
  - limited to yearly agreements, 2855
- Consumer protection
  - condominium owners, 2299–2300
- Corporate subsidies, 722, 2911–2912, 2914
- Cottages
  - lease conditions in Rondeau Provincial Park, 3070–3071
- Employer-employee relations, 611–612, 674
- Family caregiver leave, 611–612, 674
- Family Caregiver Leave Act (Employment Standards Amendment), 2012 (Bill 30)
  - second reading, 611–612, 673–674, 676
- Gas-fired power plants, cancellation in Oakville and Mississauga
  - cost, 4041
- Government debt, 720, 2855
- Government deficit, 673, 2856
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003–2012)
    - government debt/deficit, 2911
- Government spending, 719, 721, 2910–2911
- Grandparent access rights
  - right to apply for custody or access to grandchildren, 2654–2655
- Healthy Homes Renovation Tax Credit Act, 2012 (Bill 2)
  - second reading, 156, 440–443, 445, 543
  - third reading, 3391–3394, 3399
- Home renovation tax credit
  - affordability, 440, 543, 3391, 3399–3400
  - refundable amount, 440–441
- Housing, affordable
  - electricity rate increase contributing to rent increase, 1792
- Hydro electric power
  - Leamington transmission line, cancellation, 100–101
- Job losses, 156, 719
- Job security, 611
- Labour relations, 2086
- Landlord and tenant
  - landlord's ability to profit from rents, 1791
- Legislative Oversight of Regulations Act, 2012 (Bill 62)
  - first reading, 1507–1508
- Legislative procedure
  - use of dilatory tactics, 1792
- Legislative process, 673, 676, 3484
- Manufacturing industry
  - job losses, 718, 2911
- Members' privileges, 3860–3863
- Members' statements
  - Bradley, John, 1634
  - North Buxton Homecoming, 3412
  - RM Auto Restoration and RM Classic Cars, 62
- Members'/ministers' conduct
  - Matthews, Deb (London North Centre), 3482–3483
- Members'/ministers' inaugural speeches, 442–443
- Members'/ministers' privileges
  - access to documents re cancelled power plants, 3104, 3860–3863
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 1997, 3861
- Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
  - air ambulance service, oversight of, 3482–3483
- Ontario Electricity System Operator Act, 2012 (Bill 75)
  - second reading, 2165, 4058–4060
- Ontario Electricity System Operator (OESO)
  - transparency and accountability, 4058
- Ontario Power Authority (OPA), 304
  - merger with Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), 4058–4059
- Oral questions
  - Air ambulance service
    - presented, 1992–1993, 2221, 2988
  - Hydro transmission
    - presented, 100–101, 266
  - Members' privileges
    - presented, 4041–4042
  - Red tape reduction
    - presented, 2466–2467
  - Rondeau Provincial Park
    - presented, 3070–3071
  - Rural Ontario
    - presented, 304
- Ornge
  - conflict of interest, 1993
  - investigation by Standing Committee on Public Accounts
    - committee witnesses, 3483
    - terms of reference, 2221
  - whistle-blower protection, 3482, 3484
- Pesticides
  - cosmetic pesticides ban
    - small business, impact on, 2651–2652
- Petitions
  - Anti-bullying initiatives, 1850–1851, 2080
  - Office of the Ombudsman, 4050
- Private members' public business
  - Addressing Ontario’s Debt Through Alternatives to Public Sector Layoffs and Program Cuts Act, 2012 (Bill 94)
    - second reading, 2855–2856
  - Children’s Law Reform Amendment Act (Relationship with Grandparents), 2012 (Bill 67)
    - second reading, 2654–2655
  - Comprehensive Public Sector Compensation Freeze Act, 2012 (Bill 92)
    - second reading, 2643–2644
  - Labour Relations Amendment Act (Fairness For Employees), 2012 (Bill 77)
    - second reading, 2085–2086
  - Legislative Oversight of Regulations Act, 2012 (Bill 62)
    - second reading, 2483–2485, 2491
  - Local Municipality Democracy Act, 2011 (Bill 10)
    - second reading, 297
  - Pesticides Amendment Act (Licence for Cosmetic Purposes), 2012 (Bill 88)
    - second reading, 2651–2652
  - Property Owners’ Protection Act, 2012 (Bill 72)
    - second reading, 2299–2300
  - Protection of Minors in Amateur Sports Act, 2012 (Bill 24)
    - second reading, 1907–1908
  - Provincial debt
    - responded to, 1734–1735
  - Rural Ontario
    - responded to, 3438–3439
- Provincial-municipal relations
  - re rural Ontario, 3438–3439
- Public education campaigns
  - Public safety
    - National Day of Mourning (Workers' Mourning Day), 1896–1897
- Public sector employees
  - salaries
    - limited to economic growth, 2855–2856
  - wage freeze, 3232–3233
- Public Services for Ontarians: A Path to Sustainability and Excellence, 2012, 673, 719–720
- Putting Students First Act, 2012 (Bill 115)
  - second reading, 3232–3233, 3292
- Regulations
  - reduction, 2466–2467
- Reports
  - Report of the Review of the Public Works Protection Act, 2011 (Hon. R. Roy McMurtry), 1101, 1103
- Residential Tenancies Amendment Act (Rent Increase Guideline), 2012 (Bill 19)
  - second reading, 1791–1792, 1794
- Salaries
  - public vs. private sector, 2856
- Security for Courts, Electricity Generating Facilities and Nuclear Facilities Act, 2012 (Bill 34)
  - second reading, 1100–1103
- Security measures
  - police powers, 1101
- Small business
  - regulations, 2483–2485, 2491
- Southwestern Ontario Development Fund, 2910–2911
  - accountability and oversight, 2912
- Speaker's rulings
  - quoted
    - Speaker Milliken (House of Commons), 3104
- Subsidies, 722, 2911–2912, 2914
- Teachers
  - supply teachers, 3292
- Tributes
  - Haggerty, Ray (former MPP for Niagara South), 1763–1764
- Unemployment, 718, 2466–2467
- Union certification
  - telephone/online voting, 2085–2086
- Unions, 2085
- Wind turbines
  - health effects, 297
  - municipal planning authority, 297
  - property values, impact on, 297
  - wildlife and the environment, impact on, 297
- Workers' rights, 2085–2086
  - early disclosure of employee lists, 2085–2086
- Workplace accidents/fatalities, 1896