Intervenant, lettre f, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre des comités, législature 39, session 1

Committee speaker index

Flynn, K.D. (LIB, Oakville)
- Agreement on Internal Trade (AIT), JP-530, JP-532, JP-543
- Airports
  - arrivals duty-free program, F-1439
  - Toronto Pearson International Airport
    - stakeholder consultation, F-1438
- Appointment process
  - Human Rights Legal Support Centre, A-50–A-51
- Appointments to agencies/boards/commissions/etc.
  - Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario board of directors, A-6
  - Council of the College of Chiropractors of Ontario, A-79–A-80
  - Human Rights Legal Support Centre, A-51
  - Ontario Film Review Board, A-140
- Apprentices
  - production of proof of apprenticeship, JP-463
- Apprenticeship training programs
  - hours completed, JP-463
  - journeyperson to apprentice ratios, JP-374–JP-375, JP-426–JP-427, JP-461, JP-466
  - registration of training agreements, JP-462–JP-463
  - training agreements, JP-465
    - suspension or revocation, JP-463
- Automobile industry
  - recovery, E-771
  - use of agricultural products in manufacturing, G-754
- Automobile manufacturing
  - employment creation, F-1358
- Aviation fuel tax, F-1439
- Budget
  - pre-budget consultations, F-1161, F-1225–F-1226, F-1341, F-1358, F-1364–F-1365, F-1438–F-1439, F-1480
- Capital deepening, F-1358
- Capital works projects
  - alternative financing and procurement (AFP), A-262, A-277, A-281
    - pre-qualification process, A-263
  - government funding
    - 5% reduction in operating costs of business, F-1480
- Cement-making industry
  - manufacturing process, G-785
- Certified general accountants, JP-519
- Chemical industry
  - responsible care program, G-763
- Children's aid societies (CASs)
  - oversight by Ombudsman of Ontario, M-7–M-8
- Children's mental health care, F-1161
- Christian Labour Association of Canada
  - collective agreements, JP-408
- College of Trades Appointments Council
  - appointment of members, JP-364, JP-462
- Committee business
  - subcommittee reports, EL-37, M-19–M-20
- Committee procedure
  - appointments to agencies/boards/commissions/etc., A-79–A-80
- Committee schedules/agendas, E-663
- Compulsory trades
  - certification, JP-366
  - criteria, JP-414
- Construction industry
  - skilled trades shortage, A-280–A-281
- Cosmetic Pesticides Ban Act, 2008 (Bill 64), SP-63, SP-66–SP-67, SP-71, SP-73–SP-74, SP-76–SP-79, SP-81–SP-84, SP-86–SP-88
  - amendments, SP-91–SP-96
- Economic recovery, F-1364
- Electoral process reform, EL-39, EL-42–EL-45
  - citizens' assembly, A-229
- Employment creation, F-1480
- Employment Standards Amendment Act (Temporary Help Agencies), 2009 (Bill 139), M-94
- Energy-efficiency industry
  - growth potential, F-1341
- Environmental industry
  - growth potential, F-1341
- Government expenditures, E-772
- Greater Toronto Airports Authority, F-1438
  - airport improvement fee, F-1438
- Gross domestic product, F-1358
- Hospital construction
  - alternative financing and procurement (AFP), A-261, A-287–A-288
- Human capital, F-1358
- Infrastructure Ontario, A-276–A-277, A-363–A-364
- Infrastructure stimulus fund, F-1480
- Inmates
  - mental health care, MH-255
- Interest rates
  - increase, F-1364
- Interprovincial Standards Red Seal Program, JP-540
- Labour mobility, JP-530
  - authorizing certificate, JP-543–JP-555
  - entry-to-practice requirement for nurses, JP-525
  - exemption for doctors, JP-527, JP-551–JP-552
  - exemption for nurses, JP-525
  - exemption for waste water technicians, JP-523, JP-534
  - occupational standards, JP-542, JP-547
  - out-of-province certificate, JP-553
  - penalty for non-compliance, JP-548
    - right of recovery by crown, JP-549
  - will generate lower standards, JP-534, JP-539–JP-540
- Lake Simcoe Protection Act, 2008 (Bill 99), G-224, G-226, G-228, G-231, G-234, G-236, G-241, G-247, G-249–G-250, G-252, G-255–G-257, G-259, G-263, G-265–G-267, G-270, G-272, G-274–G-275
  - amendments, G-279–G-289
- Legislative Assembly
  - Broadcast and Recording Service
    - annual review of television broadcast system and guidelines, M-23–M-24, M-26–M-27, M-30–M-31
- Legislative proceedings
  - televised, A-217, M-18
    - cable companies and satellite providers required to carry channel, M-30–M-31
    - viewership, M-23–M-24, M-26
- Manufacturing industry, E-782
- Massachusetts Toxic Use Reduction Act, 1989, G-738, G-745, G-783
- Members/ministers quoting newspaper articles
  - Kingston Whig-Standard, SP-76
- Mental health care
  - wait times, MH-131
- Ministry of Finance
  - estimates (2008-2009), E-489–E-490, E-499
  - estimates (2009-2010), E-771–E-772, E-781
- Ministry of Research and Innovation
  - estimates (2008-2009), E-306
- Municipalities
  - asset management system, F-1480
- Niagara region
  - psychiatrist shortage, F-1161
- Ombudsman of Ontario, M-7
- Ontario College of Trades, JP-393, JP-408, JP-438–JP-439, JP-448, JP-462
  - board of governors
    - appointment process, JP-379
    - composition of board, JP-387, JP-452–JP-453
  - certificate of qualification/statement of membership, JP-460, JP-465
  - chief diversity officer, JP-374, JP-396
  - classes of members, JP-408, JP-459, JP-463
    - exemptions, JP-429
  - classification as compulsory or voluntary trade, JP-461
  - divisional boards
    - composition, JP-454
  - investigative powers, JP-384, JP-427, JP-458
  - membership fees, JP-366–JP-367, JP-379, JP-463
  - membership in college
    - phase-in, JP-431, JP-433
    - religious objections, JP-450
  - minister's regulations, JP-445
  - name change, JP-387, JP-450
  - objectives
    - enforcement, JP-451–JP-452
  - phased approach, JP-385
  - Registrar's inspections, JP-460
  - self-regulating body, JP-463
  - trade boards, JP-454
    - composition, JP-458
  - transition board, JP-403
    - duties, JP-466
  - tripartite governance structure, JP-376–JP-377
  - written complaints regarding members, JP-458
- Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act, 2009 (Bill 183), JP-364, JP-366, JP-374–JP-377, JP-379, JP-384–JP-385, JP-387, JP-393, JP-396, JP-403, JP-405, JP-408, JP-414, JP-417, JP-419, JP-426–JP-427, JP-429, JP-431, JP-433, JP-438–JP-439
  - amendments, JP-445–JP-446, JP-448, JP-450–JP-454, JP-458–JP-467
  - phased implementation, JP-446
- Ontario Labour Mobility Act, 2009 (Bill 175), JP-519, JP-523, JP-525, JP-527, JP-530, JP-534, JP-539–JP-540
  - amendments, JP-542–JP-555
- Ontario Securities Commission (OSC), A-374–A-376, A-467
- Pesticides/herbicides
  - ban on use and sale of pesticides for cosmetic purposes, SP-91–SP-92
    - exemptions, SP-92–SP-93
      - golf courses, SP-83
    - impact on municipalities, SP-67, SP-71, SP-76, SP-93–SP-95
  - classification of low-risk pesticides/herbicides, SP-81
  - glyphosate, SP-77
  - health risks, SP-66
  - town of Markham bylaws regulating use, SP-82–SP-83
  - training for proper use, SP-86
- Petro-Canada
  - Oakville refinery
    - relations with community, G-743, G-750
- Physical capital, F-1358
- Psychiatrists
  - shortage, F-1225–F-1226
- Public Accountants Council, JP-519
- Reports
  - Work Isn't Working for Ontario families: The Role of Good Jobs in Ontario's Poverty Reduction Strategy (Campaign 2000, 2008), E-306
- Securities fraud, A-500
- Securities industry
  - regulation, A-467–A-470, A-487, A-491
  - shareholder accountability, A-487
  - single securities regulator, A-468, A-495–A-496, A-504
- Select Committee on Mental Health and Addictions, F-1225
- Skilled trades, JP-405
  - certification, JP-408
- Taxation
  - tax reform package, F-1341
- Technical Standards and Safety Authority (TSSA), JP-364
- Toxic substances
  - disclosure to public, G-804
  - in cosmetics and fragrances, G-740
  - reduction plan, G-760–G-761, G-768, G-772–G-773, G-776
    - annual report, G-805–G-806
    - authority of Minister of the Environment to ban or restrict manufacture and sale of products, G-808–G-809
    - cost, G-756
    - definition, G-790–G-791, G-805
    - emissions reduction, G-747, G-794–G-796
    - exemptions, G-806
    - government assistance to companies and employees, G-800
    - government-industry co-operation, G-770
    - impact on proprietary information, G-780
    - inclusion of metals and alloys, G-787
    - inclusion of sewage treatment plants, G-792–G-793
    - Ontario toxic substance use reduction and safer alternatives institute, G-798
    - plan as single document, G-793, G-796, G-805
    - role of federal government, G-736, G-745, G-809–G-810
    - role of public health units, G-752
    - safer alternatives, G-757–G-758, G-792, G-803
    - targets, G-738, G-799
    - threshold, G-793
  - toxic chemicals list, G-765
- Toxics Reduction Act, 2009 (Bill 167), G-736, G-738, G-740, G-743, G-745, G-747, G-750, G-752, G-754–G-758, G-760–G-761, G-763, G-765, G-768, G-770–G-773, G-776, G-778, G-780, G-783, G-785, G-787
  - amendments, G-789–G-801, G-803–G-810
- Trades certification, JP-393
- Transfer payments, F-1341
- TVOntario
  - Civics 101 initiative, A-217
- Venture capital, F-1364–F-1365
- Voters/voting, EL-39, EL-42–EL-45
- Workers
  - skilled workers
    - harassment, JP-419
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), JP-417
Fonseca, Hon. P. (LIB, Mississauga East–Cooksville)
- Committee procedure
  - estimates, E-350
- Economic decline
  - government response, E-342
- Employment insurance (EI) benefits, E-370
- Employment-related benefits
  - termination/severance payments, E-363
- Employment standards
  - claims, E-366
  - claims backlog, E-375
  - enforcement, E-344–E-345, E-348, E-362
    - temporary employment agencies, E-351, E-362
  - reform, E-357
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-2010)
    - labour relations, E-356, E-367–E-368
    - occupational health and safety, E-343–E-344, E-364–E-365
- Labour Relations Statute Law Amendment Act, 2005 (Bill 144), E-390, E-396–E-397
- Members'/ministers' personal narratives, E-343–E-344
- Minimum wage
  - increase, E-361, E-374
- Ministry of Labour
  - alternative dispute resolution, E-383
  - employment standards officers, E-361–E-362, E-376
  - estimates (2008-2009), E-341–E-371, E-374–E-383, E-386–E-387, E-389–E-401
  - Safe at Work Ontario, E-356, E-365
- Municipal government
  - status as a construction employer, E-358
- Niagara region
  - unemployment, E-371
- Occupational and Safety Act, R.S.O. 1990. c.O.1, E-392–E-393
- Occupational health and safety inspections
  - increase, E-377–E-379
- Occupational health and safety inspectors, E-343, E-347–E-348, E-376
  - increase, E-389–E-390
  - personal safety, E-400
- Ontario Labour Relations Board, E-369
- Pay equity, E-363
- SARS (disease)
  - government response, E-379–E-380
- Union certification
  - card-based certification, E-369–E-370
    - extension to construction industry workers, E-368–E-369
  - Wal-Mart, E-369
- Workers
  - injured
    - benefits, E-354–E-355, E-357
- Workers' compensation benefits
  - coverage, E-352
- Workers' rights
  - right to refuse unsafe work, E-380–E-381, E-392–E-393
- Workplace injuries/fatalities
  - reduction, E-386, E-394–E-395
- Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB), E-356–E-357
  - experience rating system
    - incentive bonus plan, E-382
- Workplace violence/harassment, E-392