Assemblée législative de l'Ontario

Letter: P

• Pettapiece, R. (PC, Perth–Wellington)

  • Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
    • second reading, 639
  • Budget 2018
    • announcement events, 857
    • developmental services, 856
    • long-term care, 855
    • and provincial credit rating, 855
    • taxation, 337–338, 855
  • Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
    • responded to, 854–859
  • Building construction, truss and lightweight (TLC)
    • identification, in case of fire, 202
  • Cost of living, 1049–1050
  • Debates re answers to oral questions
    • Fire safety
      • presented, 476–477
  • Economic conditions, 855
  • Electricity rates, 201
  • Employment standards
    • holiday pay formula, 855
  • Fire safety
    • truss and lightweight construction, 379–380
  • Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
    • second reading, 1049–1050
  • Government debt
    • general remarks, 104, 200–201, 854–855
  • Government expenditures
    • general remarks, 201
  • Government finances
    • accounting standards, 201, 204
  • Government record
    • Liberal (2003-present)
      • general remarks, 855
  • Horse racing industry
    • Ajax Downs, closure of, 183–184
    • government funding, 1139–1140
  • Hospitals
    • bed-blocking, 202
  • Hydro One
    • executive compensation, 726
  • Legislative process
    • prorogation, 202
  • Long-term care
    • Perth-Wellington, 855–856
    • regional assessment
      • bed ratios, 856
    • wait-lists, 855
  • Long-term care beds
    • shortage, 202
  • Long-term care facilities
    • Hillside Nursing Home, 202–203
    • redevelopment
      • funding for, 203
  • Members' statements
    • Listowel Cyclones, 1231
    • Wellington Advertiser, 556
  • Members'/ministers' constituencies
    • Perth–Wellington, 556, 1231
  • Members'/ministers' remarks
    • withdrawn, 202
  • Minimum wage increase, economic impact
    • on persons with developmental disabilities, 856–857
  • Ontario Power Generation (OPG)
    • executive compensation, 202
  • Oral questions
    • Executive compensation
      • presented, 726
    • Fire safety
      • presented, 379–380
    • Horse racing industry
      • presented, 183–184, 1139–1140
  • Pay transparency
    • compliance and enforcement, 397
  • Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
    • second reading, 397
  • Private members' public business
    • Taxation
      • responded to, 337–338
  • Provincial credit rating, 855
  • Rea and Walter Act (Truss and Lightweight Construction Identification), 2018 (Bill 25)
    • first reading, 254
  • Technical Standards and Safety Authority
    • oversight mandate, 639
  • Throne speech debate
    • participation, 104, 200–204

• Potts, A. (LIB, Beaches–East York)

  • Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
    • second reading, 537–540, 630, 647
  • Appreciation
    • Domagala, Gene, 991
    • Srithas, Sitharsana, 329–330
  • Automobile industry
    • government funding, 1294
  • Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
    • responded to, 853–854
  • Cap-and-trade revenue
    • reinvestment in emissions reduction programs, 211
  • Carbon pricing
    • and energy rates, 211
  • Child care spaces
    • general remarks, 26
    • wait-list fees, 26
  • Clean technology, 1182
    • as climate change mitigator, 582
  • Climate change
    • corporate liability, 582
    • definition, 582
  • Climate change, mitigation
    • through technological innovation, 582
  • Corporate liability
    • for globally detectable emissions
      • enforceability, 582
  • Craft beer
    • tax rate, 141
  • Craft distillers
    • taxation, 141
  • Credit reports
    • consumer access to, 537–539
  • Credit services
    • consumer debt, 539
    • fraud, 537
    • security freeze, 537, 647
  • Dental care
    • access to, 270
    • coverage under social programs, 270
  • Education, elementary/secondary
    • civics, 570
  • Education funding, 244
  • Electoral candidacy
    • age restrictions, 570
  • Electricity transmission
    • Watay Power project, 287–288
  • Elevators
    • maintenance and repair, 538–539, 630
  • Energy generation
    • through animal waste (methane), 171–172
  • Food and beverage processing industry
    • government funding
      • Peek Freans plant, 679, 681
  • Government debt, 142
  • Government identification
    • fees
      • waiver, 352
    • Partners for Access and ID, 352
  • Government programs
    • income-testing, 352
  • Government record
    • Liberal (2003-present)
      • debt, 211
  • Health care
    • uninsured visitors, 568
  • Hospitals
    • new, public-private partnerships (P3s), 270
  • Human trafficking, 1198
  • Immigrants
    • dental care, access to, 270
  • Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
    • accounting/auditing standards, 854
  • Indigenous communities
    • child care, 380–381
    • Watay Power project, 287–288
  • Indigenous youth
    • government support, 381
  • James Wilson Holdings Limited Act, 2018 (Bill Pr88)
    • first reading, 945
    • second reading, 1242
    • third reading, 1242
  • Judicial officers
    • education and training, 1198
    • sexual assault law training, 1198
  • Landfill sites
    • Adams mine proposal (1997), 1217
    • municipal consultation, 1217
  • Legislative procedure
    • debates
      • speech should relate to matter being discussed, 715
  • Manufacturing industry
    • government support, 985–986
  • Members' statements
    • Battle of Vimy Ridge, 383
    • Domagala, Gene, 991
    • Peek Freans plant, 681
    • Service dogs, 556–557
    • Sports in Beaches–East York, 1187–1188
    • Srithas, Sitharsana, 329–330
    • Toronto sports teams, 784
  • Members'/ministers' birthdays
    • Levac, Dave (Brant), 382
    • McGarry, Kathryn (Cambridge), 249
  • Members'/ministers' constituencies
    • Beaches–East York, 1187–1188
  • Members'/ministers' remarks
    • withdrawn, 211
  • Members'/ministers' remarks on debate
    • unparliamentary language, 915
  • Municipal planning
    • inclusionary zoning, 779
  • NDP Party
    • dental care, 270
  • NDP Party election platform
    • child care, 854
  • Ontario registered retirement plan, 211
  • Opposition day motions
    • Health care
      • responded to, 269–271
  • Oral questions
    • Affordable housing
      • presented, 778–779, 1096
    • Automotive industry
      • presented, 1294
    • Child care
      • presented, 25–26
    • Clean technology
      • presented, 1182
    • Education funding
      • presented, 244–245
    • Government investments
      • presented, 679
    • Indigenous children and youth
      • presented, 380–381
    • Indigenous power project
      • presented, 287–288
    • Indigenous relations and reconciliation
      • presented, 608–609
    • Manufacturing jobs
      • presented, 985–986
    • Social assistance
      • presented, 552
  • Palliative care
    • Emily's House, funding, 568
  • Pay transparency
    • general remarks, 361
  • Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
    • second reading, 282, 361
  • PC Party
    • general remarks, 211
    • taxation, 211
  • Petitions
    • Animal protection, 136
    • Child protection, 37–38
    • Environmental protection, 1193–1194
    • Ontario Drug Benefit Program, 387
    • Voting age, 137, 1038
  • Population distribution
    • rural vs. urban Ontario, 348
  • Private members' public business
    • Fee Waivers (Photo Card and Birth Certificate) Act, 2018 (Bill 26)
      • second reading, 352–353
    • Home Care and Community Services Amendment Act (Dan's Law), 2018 (Bill 5)
      • second reading, 568
    • Liability for Climate-Related Harms Act, 2018 (Bill 21)
      • second reading, 582
    • Mandatory Sexual Assault Law Training for Judicial Officers Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
      • second reading, 1197–1198
    • Respecting Municipal Authority Over Landfilling Sites Act, 2018 (Bill 16)
      • second reading, 1217
    • Rural Ontario
      • responded to, 348
    • Taxpayer Protection Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 15)
      • second reading, 141–142
    • Youth Political Engagement Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
      • second reading, 569–570, 576
  • Reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, 608–609
  • Refugees
    • dental care, access to, 270
  • Rent control, 779
  • Rental housing
    • purpose-built, 1096
  • Research and development
    • life sciences sector, 679
    • medical technologies, 679
  • Service dogs, 556
  • Sexual assault trials
    • basis for conviction, 1198
  • Skilled trades
    • employment, 630
  • Social assistance benefits, 552
  • Special education, 245
  • Taxation
    • increase
      • public consultation, 141–142
    • and voter eligibility, 570
  • Throne speech debate
    • participation, 171–172, 210–211
  • Travel insurance
    • health care coverage, 568
  • UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
    • article 12, Children's Participatory Rights
      • and voter eligibility, 570
  • Victims services
    • for sexual violence, 1198
  • Vimy Ridge, Battle of, 383, 385
  • Voter eligibility
    • age requirement, lowering to 16, 570, 576
    • taxation, 570
  • Voter participation
    • youth engagement, 569–570
  • Youth Political Engagement Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
    • first reading, 452