Subject letter l House Hansard index Parliament 40 Session 1

House subject index

Laboratory services
- Elmvale
  - Wilson, 3328, 3329
Labour disputes
- CUPE Local 966
  - Singh, 2955
Labour legislation
- reform
  - Hillier, 1999–2000
Labour relations. see also Arbitration
- McNeely, 2087, 2088
- Nicholls, 2086
- Prue, 2144
- Tabuns, 3473
Labour Relations Act, S.O. 1995, c. 1, Sched. A
Albanese, 2085

Natyshak, 2083

Labour Relations Amendment Act (Binding Arbitration), 2012 (Bill 113)
first reading
Natyshak, 3000

Labour Relations Amendment Act (Equal Rights for Employees in Ontario), 2012 (Bill 79)
first reading
Natyshak, 2001–2002

Labour Relations Amendment Act (Fairness For Employees), 2012 (Bill 77)
first reading
Natyshak, 1943

second reading, 2082–2089

referred to Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 2104

Labour Relations Amendment Act (Ontario Labour Relations Board), 2012 (Bill 84)
first reading
Hillier, 2123

Land claims. see Provincial-aboriginal agreements

Land conservation
Hardy Road area in Brantford
Bradley, 2117

Schein, 2117

Wynne, 2117

transfer of Eramosa karst feeder lands to Hamilton Conservation Authority
Chiarelli, 168

Miller, P., 168

Land development. see also Northern Ontario, land development
Scarborough
southwest quarry lands
Berardinetti, 583

Land use permits
Prue, 2144

Landlord and tenant. see also Co-operative housing—dispute resolution
Campbell, 1525

Clark, 1298, 1318, 1320, 1322, 2976

Jackson, 1533

Leal, 1793

MacLaren, 2212

Prue, 1430

Sergio, 1433

Wynne, 1291, 1294, 1298

Zimmer, 1443, 1444

dispute resolution
O'Toole, 2579

fees
Tabuns, 2600

landlord's ability to profit from rents
Hardeman, 2413

McNaughton, 1794, 1925

Nicholls, 1791

Sandals, 1645

Sergio, 1600

Walker, 1608

Wong, 1608

Yakabuski, 2416

landlord's rights
Clark, 1320, 1321

Walker, 1608, 1609

Wynne, 1293

Zimmer, 1446

eviction rights
Miller, N., 1433

Wynne, 1291

licensing of landlords
Armstrong, 1606

Miller, P., 1601

Prue, 1600

Taylor, 1605

small landlord
Bailey, 1448

tenant's rights
Sergio, 1441

Singh, 1440, 2973

repairs
Forster, 1428

Prue, 1430

Schein, 2415

Singh, 1440

work orders, outstanding
Forster, 4125

Landlord and Tenant Board
MacLaren, 2213

Marchese, 2214

McDonell, 1615

Wynne, 1292

dispute resolution process
Clark, 4076–4077

rent subsidies
Forster, 4124, 4129

Legal aid clinics
Coteau, 3997

Matthews, 4002

Legislative Assembly Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. L.10
Bisson, 806, 808

Legislative Assembly Amendment Act (Board of Internal Economy), 2012 (Bill 116)
first reading
Gerretsen, 3138

ministerial statement
Gerretsen, 3138–3139

second reading, 3305

third reading, 3305

Royal assent, 3537

Legislative Assembly Amendment Act (Standing Committee on Public Accounts for Health Care and Education), 2012 (Bill 56)
first reading
Ouellette, 1336–1337

Legislative interns
appreciation
Albanese, 2956

Legislative Oversight of Regulations Act, 2012 (Bill 62)
first reading
Nicholls, 1507–1508

second reading, 2483–2491

referred to Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs, 2498

Legislative pages
appreciation, 476, 1037
Miller, P., 4162

Yakabuski, 4046

introduction, 1103–1104, 1622

Legislative procedure. see also Government policy—delegated to regulations; Speaker's statements—Legislative procedure
Duncan, 1835

Pettapiece, 3969

division bells
Arnott, 1832

Berardinetti, 1874

Duncan, 1938

Leone, 1874

Sandals, 1874

estimates
Tabuns, 3532

government bills
cost to implement
Harris, 3629, 3630

Klees, 3634

Marchese, 3634

Qaadri, 3631, 3632

Schein, 3630, 3631

Smith, 3635

evidence-based legislation
Marchese, 3633

transparency
Harris, 3628–3630, 3635

Klees, 3634

Marchese, 3633–3634

O'Toole, 3632–3633

Qaadri, 3631–3632

Schein, 3630–3631

Smith, 3634–3635

House of Commons Procedure and Practice, 2nd Ed. 2009 (O’Brien and Bosc)
Bisson, 807, 1768

Clark, 3105

Klees, 3086, 3891

Leone, 3098, 3099

McKenna, 1810

Miller, N., 1766, 1767

Milloy, 1768, 1811

Piruzza, 4094

House schedule
Hillier, 3681

informing Opposition of business of the House
Bisson, 1515, 1516

MacLeod, 1516

Milloy, 1515, 1516

Yakabuski, 1514, 1515, 1519

matters out of order in debate
Jones, 3043

motions
interim supply motions
Naqvi, 970–971

Parliamentary Practice, 24th Ed. 2011 (May)
Klees, 3086

Parliamentary Practice in New Zealand, 3rd Ed. 2005 (McGee)
Smith, 4192

Parliamentary Privilege in Canada, 2nd Ed. (Maingot)
Delaney, 810

Klees, 3087

Miller, N., 1767

Zimmer, 808

Parliamentary Procedure and Practice in the Dominion of Canada, 2008 (Bourinot)
Clark, 3105

Leone, 3098

The Power of Parliamentary Houses to Send for Persons, Papers and Records (Lee)
Pettapiece, 3971

Zimmer, 809

private members' public business
Bisson, 1034

Flynn, 1034

Levac, 1370

Rules and Forms of the House of Commons of Canada (Beauchesne)
Delaney, 810

Zimmer, 809

speech should be related to topic being discussed
Hardeman, 3973

Leal, 1520

Miller, P., 2369, 2393

O'Toole, 2824

Wynne, 1691

Yakabuski, 3882, 3900

use of dilatory tactics
Arnott, 1872

Balkissoon, 2214

Barrett, 3486

Berardinetti, 3486

Bradley, 2012, 2236, 2237

Broten, 1272, 1935, 2033

Chudleigh, 2313

Coteau, 3996, 3998

Damerla, 2033

Delaney, 1824

Duguid, 2018

Duncan, 2035, 2036, 2060–2061

Elliott, 1789

Fedeli, 1818

Flynn, 1934

Gerretsen, 1830

Harris, 1821

Jackson, 1829

Jeffrey, 4008

Jones, 1618

Klees, 1695, 2032

Kwinter, 1942, 3966

Leal, 1891, 2444–2445

MacLeod, 1271, 1274

Matthews, 1935, 1991, 4003

Mauro, 1743

McDonell, 2527

McGuinty, 1988, 2029, 2032

McKenna, 1647

McNaughton, 1794

Meilleur, 2312

Miller, N., 2519–2520

Milligan, 3488

Milloy, 1690, 2205, 2209, 2215, 2313, 2462

Naqvi, 1656, 2243, 2245, 2365

Nicholls, 1792

O'Toole, 1603, 1748, 1775

Ouellette, 2012

Piruzza, 3991

Shurman, 1687

Smith, 1622

Tabuns, 2032–2033

Walker, 1609, 1610

Wilson, 1691–1692

Yakabuski, 1827

Zimmer, 1886, 2312, 2516

use of question period
Bisson, 2069

Bradley, 2069

Ouellette, 2068–2069

Legislative process
Armstrong, 180, 1273

Arnott, 1387

Bisson, 157, 831, 1515, 2206

Bradley, 830, 2008, 2012, 2236

Broten, 1699, 1700, 1839, 1882, 3461

Campbell, 2972

Cansfield, 2138

Chudleigh, 3764

Clark, 1319, 1320, 1322, 1323, 2014, 3536

Crack, 2897

Craitor, 278

Delaney, 1287

DiNovo, 139

Duguid, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019

Duncan, 1662, 1667, 1695, 1696, 1697, 1698, 1700, 1753, 1800, 1878, 1879, 1880, 3363, 3364, 3368, 3481, 4135

Elliott, 1273, 1288, 1695

Flynn, 2013

Gélinas, 1880, 1881

Gerretsen, 1485

Hardeman, 2011, 2013

Harris, 1285–1286, 3699

Horwath, 469, 2086, 2501, 2502, 3181, 4036, 4135

Hudak, 467–468

Jaczek, 238–239, 3876

Jeffrey, 1886, 1887, 4010

Klees, 1881, 3258

Leal, 1437

MacCharles, 1458, 1491

MacLeod, 1266, 1267, 1270, 1271, 1274

Mantha, 1490, 1491, 3698, 3699

Marchese, 148–149, 242, 1488, 1489, 2025, 2896, 2902

McDonell, 1286–1287

McGuinty, 468, 1622, 1623, 1624, 1836, 2501, 2502, 3258, 3362, 4183

Meilleur, 688

Milligan, 568, 1485

Milloy, 1273, 1515, 1516, 1843, 1880, 1881, 1883, 1887, 4038

Murray, 247, 3766, 3767

Naqvi, 194, 1384, 1485, 1839

Natyshak, 547, 739, 1524

Nicholls, 673, 676, 3484

Orazietti, 1882

O'Toole, 180, 3765

Ouellette, 2009, 2011, 2012

Pettapiece, 238

Prue, 255–256, 738

Schein, 1384

Sergio, 3009

Shurman, 201, 300, 675, 2131

Singh, 234, 3604

Tabuns, 1283, 2008

Vanthof, 1282

Walker, 2930, 3696

Witmer, 1383, 1388

Wong, 1699, 1700, 3694, 3695

Yakabuski, 182, 242, 552, 567, 738, 1299, 1488, 1515, 2009, 2012, 2211

Yurek, 1486

Zimmer, 241, 1886

Legislative staff
appreciation
Shurman, 3061–3062

retirement of Wayne Butt, 414–415

LGBTQ persons. see also Transgender persons
DiNovo, 1353

Gélinas, 2294

Murray, 1350, 1351, 1352, 2980

LGBTQ youth/students
Armstrong, 1456

Broten, 2686

Delaney, 1287

DiNovo, 1346, 1347, 2708

Elliott, 1287

Flynn, 1457, 2715

Gerretsen, 1485

Marchese, 1489

Munro, 1354

Murray, 1354

Naqvi, 1483, 1484

Wong, 1654

Wynne, 2714

Yurek, 1486

anti-bullying initiatives
Horwath, 217

MacLeod, 1266

McGuinty, 217

Tabuns, 226

Wynne, 1689

gay-straight alliances (GSAs)
Broten, 263, 408, 2314, 2374, 2426, 2687

Coteau, 263

Delaney, 1283

DiNovo, 1345, 1346, 2381, 2709, 2710, 2711

MacCharles, 1493

Mangat, 2711

Murray, 1349, 1350, 1351, 1352, 1872

Naqvi, 1384, 2314, 2712

O'Toole, 1348, 1658

Prue, 412–413

Sandals, 1387, 2713

Tabuns, 1279, 1280, 2373, 2374, 2426, 2697

Taylor, 755–756

LHINs. see Local health integration networks (LHINs)

Liberal Party
leadership convention
Bailey, 3866

Liberal Party campaigns/conventions
automated telephone calls
DiNovo, 1812

Duncan, 1668

Leone, 1629, 1630, 1668, 1813

McKenna, 1757, 1810, 1811

Milloy, 1811

Wilson, 1812

Yakabuski, 1812

Liberal Party documents/plans
Shurman, 3401

Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO)
alcoholic beverage prices
Duncan, 366

O'Toole, 366

Liquor Licence Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. L.19
amendment allowing alcohol to be bought directly from any authorized retail store
Gerretsen, 367

Liquor Licence Amendment Act (Serving Liquor in Certain Places), 2012 (Bill 93)
first reading
Albanese, 2434

second reading, 2856–2664

referred to Standing Committee on Justice Policy, 2872

Lobbyists
Barrett, 1887

Gélinas, 2553

MacLeod, 1837, 1838

Matthews, 1856

Milloy, 1838, 1843

Singh, 2461, 2462

Local health integration networks (LHINs)
Hudak, 3509–3510

Jackson, 3519

MacCharles, 3513–3514

Matthews, 3509–3510

Scott, 3517

Smith, 3516

Thompson, 3518–3519

Walker, 3514, 3693

Yurek, 3515

accountability and public review
Horwath, 1042, 2731–2732

Matthews, 2731–2732

closure, proposed
Hudak, 3443–3445

Matthews, 3444–3445

McGuinty, 3443–3445

reform
Scott, 245

review
Elliott, 3512–3513

Horwath, 2989–2990, 3036

Matthews, 2989–2990, 3036–3037, 3512–3513

Waterloo Wellington
Matthews, 3322

Local Municipality Democracy Act, 2011 (Bill 10)
general discussion
Bentley, 265

Leal, 265

first reading
Smith, 108

second reading, 290–298

London St. Patrick's Day riot
Armstrong, 1051

Milligan, 1058

Yurek, 1080

Long-term care
senior citizens
Gerretsen, 593

MacCharles, 3117

Matthews, 907

Mauro, 339

McKenna, 334

Munro, 204

Zimmer, 907

Long-term care beds
shortage
Matthews, 749

Thompson, 600

Yakabuski, 749

Long-term care facilities. see also Elder abuse
O'Toole, 3547

Wilson, 3690

fee increase
O'Toole, 2997, 3506

fire safety. see also Fire sprinklers
Dickson, 3719–3720

McGuinty, 2503, 2504

Meilleur, 1587, 2556, 3720

Miller, P., 1587, 2503, 2556, 3740

Natyshak, 2185

fires
Armstrong, 3743, 3744

Gélinas, 3746

Miller, P., 3740, 3742

Scott, 3745

former Grace Hospital site (Windsor)
Horwath, 696–697

Matthews, 696–697, 2629

Natyshak, 2629

government funding
Naqvi, 2241

inspections
Horwath, 2988–2989

Matthews, 2988–2989

for persons with disabilities
Hillier, 2742

Wilson, 306

regulation
Coteau, 841

Jeffrey, 841, 842

Matthews, 908

Zimmer, 908