Intervenant, lettre s, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre, législature 41, session 3

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: S

Sandals, L. (LIB, Guelph)
- Access to Consumer Credit Reports and Elevator Availability Act, 2018 (Bill 8)
  - second reading, 644
- Budget 2018
  - infrastructure, information and communication technology, 852
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 851–852
- Child care
  - government funding
    - age 2.5 to kindergarten, 393
- Correctional officers
  - new, 460
- Correctional services, programs
  - staffing, 460
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 460
- Credit reports
  - consumer access to, 644
- Credit services
  - security freeze, 644
- Cycling, 939
- Economic conditions
  - in Guelph, 56
- Economic development
  - government funding, 851
- Education, elementary/secondary
  - civics, 572
- Fair wage legislation
  - general remarks, 1050
- Fair wage policy
  - rate schedules, 1047
  - scope, 1046–1047
  - stakeholder consultation, 1047
- Fair wage policy, administration
  - director of government contract wages, 1047
- Fair wage policy, enforcement
  - general remarks, 1041
- Government Contract Wages Act, 2018 (Bill 53)
  - second reading, 1041, 1046–1047, 1050
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - employment, 1050
- Government tenders
  - bidding strategies, 1046
  - procurement policies, 1046
- Greenbelt, 1094
- Greenhouse gas reduction
  - Greenhouse Gas Campus Retrofits Program, 33
  - Municipal GHG Challenge Fund, 943
- High-speed rail
  - London-Kitchener-Windsor, 502
- Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
  - accounting/auditing standards, 851
- Legislative procedure
  - debates
    - speech should relate to matter being discussed, 718
- Members' statements
  - Campus energy retrofits, 33
  - Climate change, 943
  - Member for Guelph, 1189
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 53
- Mental health care, youth
  - school and community supports, 208
- OHIP+
  - drug formulary, 208
  - expansion, 54
  - general remarks, 54, 195
- Ontario Power Generation (OPG)
  - accounting practices, 851
- Oral questions
  - Cycling policies
    - presented, 939
  - Greenbelt
    - presented, 1094
  - Public transit
    - presented, 502–503
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 217, 393
- Pay transparency
  - general remarks, 393
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 217, 393
- Pension Benefits Guarantee Fund (PBGF)
  - monthly payments, change in
    - retroactive effect, 695
- Personal information
  - protection of privacy, 644
- Petitions
  - Anti-smoking initiatives for youth, 332–333, 454, 614–615, 684–685
  - Consumer protection, 189–190, 560
  - Environmental protection, 1151
  - Voting age, 836–837
  - Water fluoridation, 740, 838
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 695
- Private members' public business
  - Youth Political Engagement Act, 2018 (Bill 38)
    - second reading, 571–572
- School boards
  - student trustees, 572
- Schools, elementary/secondary
  - mental health workers, 208
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 53–54, 56, 195, 208
- Voter participation
  - youth engagement, 571–572
Sattler, P. (NDP, London West)
- Auto insurance rates
  - general remarks, 768
- Cardiac care
  - Cardiac Fitness Institute, closure of, 784
- Child poverty
  - in London, 351
- Committee procedure
  - amendments, 962
- Dental care
  - access to, 123–124
  - workplace coverage, 179
- Economic conditions
  - in London region, 187
- Employment standards
  - investigations, 960–961
  - violations, investigation of, 961
- EQAO testing, 940–941
- Government identification
  - photo renewal, 351–352
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - general remarks, 769
    - pay equity, 963
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - education, 192
    - pay equity, 219–220, 960, 963
- Government services
  - privatization, 529
- Hip/knee replacement surgery
  - wait times, 194
- Hospital beds
  - shortage, 193–194, 769
- Hospital services
  - capacity and overcrowding, 605
  - hallway transfer protocol, 604, 769
- Hospitals
  - surgery delays/cancellations, 193–194
- Hospitals, funding, 192–193
  - general remarks, 769
- Industrial, commercial, and institutional (ICI) construction sector
  - union bargaining rights, 768
- Justice system
  - and sexual assault, 1197
- Labour relations
  - jurisdiction, 768
- Leaves of absence
  - for survivors of domestic or sexual violence, 223
- Legislative process
  - time allocation, 767
- Medical emergencies
  - abroad, 193
- Members' statements
  - Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters awards, 1146
  - Cardiac Fitness Institute, 784
  - London economy, 187
  - Public safety, 328
- Members'/ministers' constituencies
  - London West, 1146
- Members/ministers quoting
  - (committee witness)
    - pay transparency, 961
- Mental health and addictions services
  - psychiatric care beds, new, 194
  - psychiatric care beds, shortage, 99, 194, 519–520
- Minimum wage
  - rates for servers and students, 223–224
- NDP Party election platform
  - pensions, 768
- OHIP+
  - general remarks, 195–196
- Oral questions
  - Academic testing
    - presented, 940–941
  - Dental care
    - presented, 179
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 1138
  - Health care
    - presented, 123–124
  - Health care funding
    - presented, 778
  - Hospital funding
    - presented, 604–605
  - Labour dispute
    - presented, 547
  - Pay equity
    - presented, 443
- Paramedics and paramedic services
  - off-load delays, 193
- Pay equity
  - Equal Pay Coalition, 221, 397
  - for work of equal value, 219, 961
  - and workplace harassment, 399
- Pay Equity Commission
  - government funding, 219–220, 360, 364, 369, 392, 405, 960
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 218–220, 225–226, 360, 364, 443, 960
  - and intersectionality, 962
  - steering committee, 222
  - strategy, 224
- Pay transparency
  - compliance and enforcement, 962
  - employee protections, 221–223, 961–962
  - employer responsibilities, 221–223, 961
  - general remarks, 360
  - implementation, 218, 220–222, 392–393, 397, 405, 962
  - in other jurisdictions, 221, 397
  - stakeholder consultation, 959–960
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 218–226, 360, 364, 369, 392–393, 397, 399, 404–405
  - third reading, 959–963
- PC Party
  - fiscal policies, 529
- Pension Benefits Guarantee Fund (PBGF)
  - monthly payments, change in, 768
- Petitions
  - Cardiac care, 88, 1148–1149
  - Energy policies, 1150
  - Health care, 509
  - Long-term care, 948
  - Mental health services, 386
  - Pharmacare, 1193
- Pharmacare
  - for those 25-64, 196
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - second reading, 519–520, 529
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 767–769
- Post-secondary education
  - government funding, 1138
- Poverty
  - and vulnerable populations, 351
- Prescription drugs
  - affordability, 123–124
- Private members' public business
  - Fee Waivers (Photo Card and Birth Certificate) Act, 2018 (Bill 26)
    - second reading, 351–352
  - Filipino Heritage Month Act, 2018 (Bill 10)
    - second reading, 1016–1017
  - Mandatory Sexual Assault Law Training for Judicial Officers Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 1196–1197
- Public education campaigns—Culture
  - Filipino Heritage Month, 1016–1017
- Public safety
  - UN Safer Cities Programme, 328
- Public sector employees
  - executive compensation, 1138
- ServiceOntario locations
  - accessibility, persons with disabilities, 352
- Sexual violence
  - general remarks, 1196
- Strikes
  - York University, 547
- Surgeries
  - delays/cancellations, 193–194
- Surgical procedures
  - wait times, 778
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 99, 192–196
- Time allocation motions
  - Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
    - responded to, 767–769
- Tributes
  - Van Horne, Ronald George, 491–492
- Universities and colleges
  - executive compensation, 1138
- Vehicle accidents
  - statutory accident benefits
    - transparency, 768
- Victims services
  - for sexual violence, 1197
- Violence against women
  - Gender-Based Violence Strategy, 223
  - social intersections, 1197
- Workplace harassment, 223, 399
Scott, L. (PC, Haliburton–Kawartha Lakes–Brock)
- Budget 2018
  - community justice, 880
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 880
- Cancer treatment
  - breast cancer drug funding, 1180–1181
- Central East Correctional Centre
  - violence in, 464
- Correctional officers
  - safety, 236
  - training, 459
  - working conditions (psychosocial), 464
- Correctional services, discharge
  - assessments, 459, 464
- Correctional Services Transformation Act, 2018 (Bill 6)
  - second reading, 236, 459, 464
- Hydro One
  - executive compensation, 726, 781
- Inmates
  - on remand, 459
- Judicial officers
  - sexual assault law training, 1195–1196, 1202
- Legislative procedure
  - time allocation motions, 429
- Mandatory Sexual Assault Law Training for Judicial Officers Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
  - first reading, 36
- Members' statements
  - Pay equity, 451
- Members/ministers quoting
  - news media
    - judicial conduct, sexual assault cases, 1195
- Members'/ministers' remarks, 126
- Oral questions
  - Cancer treatment
    - presented, 1180–1181
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 726, 781
  - Ministers' comments
    - presented, 126
- Pay Equity Commission
  - government funding, 428–429, 964
- Pay equity, gender wage gap
  - general remarks, 451
  - steering committee, 964
- Pay transparency
  - compliance and enforcement, 965–966
  - employee protections, 430
  - employer responsibilities, 430
    - (reporting), 965
  - stakeholder consultation, 429, 963–965
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - time allocation motion
    - responded to, 428–431
  - third reading, 963–966
- Petitions
  - Doctor shortage, 899–900
  - Lyme disease, 454
- Police officers
  - training, human rights and racism, 1196
- Prescription drugs, funding
  - breast cancer treatment, 1180–1181
- Private members' public business
  - Mandatory Sexual Assault Law Training for Judicial Officers Act, 2018 (Bill 9)
    - second reading, 1195–1196, 1202
- Probation and parole
  - eligibility, 464
- Probation and parole officers (PPOs)
  - caseload, 459, 464
  - training, 459
- Public education campaigns—Labour
  - Equal Pay Day, 451
- Sexual assault trials
  - treatment of victims, 1195
- Sexual violence
  - capacity to consent, 1195
  - consent, definition of, 1195
  - general remarks, 1202
  - sexual assault, definition of, 1195
- Throne speech debate
  - participation, 50
- Time allocation motions
  - Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
    - responded to, 428–431
- Violence against women
  - support hubs, 880
Smith, T. (PC, Prince Edward–Hastings)
- Broadband networks
  - fee increase, 26–27
- Budget 2018
  - announcement events, 921
  - business, 922
  - deficit, 285
  - infrastructure, information and communication technology, 923
  - pensions, 923
  - and provincial credit rating, 922
  - taxation, 922
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - responded to, 921–924
- Business environment
  - general remarks, 922
- Electricity billing
  - disconnections, 1226–1227
- Garrett's Legacy Act (Requirements for Movable Soccer Goals), 2018 (Bill 40)
  - first reading, 452–453
- Government debt
  - general remarks, 923–924
  - interest on, 922
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - fiscal policies, 922
    - general remarks, 924
    - government spending, 284–285
- Hydro One
  - executive compensation, 606, 670–671, 818–819, 1115, 1137–1138
- Hydro One privatization
  - general remarks, 1115
- Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO)
  - review by Auditor General, 283–284
- Members' statements
  - Wind turbines, 1146
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 600, 921, 1135
- Members'/ministers' remarks on debate
  - speaking to the topic, 1117
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - financing for, 923
    - accounting standards, 923
  - financing of, accounting standards, 240–241, 599–600, 671–672
- Opposition day motions
  - Executive compensation
    - responded to, 1115–1116
- Oral questions
  - Broadband infrastructure
    - presented, 26–27
  - Energy policies
    - presented, 1226–1227
  - Executive compensation
    - presented, 180, 606, 670–671, 818–819, 1137–1138
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 1027, 1092–1093
  - Government accounting practices
    - presented, 240–241, 283–284, 599–600, 671–672
  - Government's record
    - presented, 284–285
  - Wind turbines
    - presented, 448
- Pay Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 3)
  - second reading, 282
- PC Party
  - energy, 1115–1116
- Petitions
  - Doctor shortage, 1149
  - Great Lakes protection, 1151
- Provincial credit rating, 922
- Public sector employees
  - executive compensation, 180
- Renewable energy contracts
  - alleged deletion of data re Trillium Power, 1027, 1092–1093
- Sears Canada liquidation, 923
- Wind turbines
  - construction of, environmental protection, 1146
  - public opposition to, 448
Sousa, Hon. C. (LIB, Mississauga South)
- Agri-food industry
  - government support, 320
- Auditor General
  - oversight, 980
  - pre-election report, 982–983
- Automobile insurance
  - consumer protection/fraud, 1091
  - fraud, 604
  - rates, 603–604
  - reform, 603
- Beer
  - tax rate, 497
- Beer brewers
  - government support, 497
- Budget 2017
  - balanced budget, 124
- Budget 2018
  - (accounting practices), 983
  - accounting standards/review by FAO&AG, 1176
  - deficit, 124
  - general remarks, 317–318, 321–322, 325–326, 469–472, 493–494, 1136, 1248–1249
  - and provincial credit rating, 726
  - surplus, 544
- Budget speech 2018 (March 28, 2018)
  - presented, 299–305
- Cap-and-trade
  - general remarks, 602
- Cap-and-trade revenue
  - reinvestment in emission reduction programs, 324, 890
- Child care
  - government funding
    - age 2.5 to kindergarten, 319
- Coal-fired electricity generation
  - Lakeview Generating Station, sale of, 548
- Economic conditions, 318, 439, 469, 544, 937–938, 981, 1177
- Elections and by-elections
  - pre-election financial report, 933
- Employment creation, 320, 544
- Financial Accountability Officer
  - Economic and Budget Outlook, Spring 2018, 1134
- French-language debates
  - Budget de l'Ontario de 2018, 304
- Government debt, 1289
- Government record
  - Liberal (2003-present)
    - economy, 469
    - general remarks, 1247–1248
  - PC (1995-2003)
    - budget, 124
- Horse racing industry
  - government funding, 184–185, 985, 1139–1140
- Life insurance policies
  - sale to third parties, 127
- Members'/ministers' remarks, 126
- Natural gas, 890
- Ontario Cannabis Store
  - logo, 28–29
- Ontario Drug and Dental Program, 318–319
- Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
  - financing of, accounting standards, 244, 935–936, 983
- Oral questions
  - Assistance to farmers
    - responded to, 320
  - Automobile insurance
    - responded to, 603–604, 1091
  - Coal-fired generating stations
    - responded to, 548
  - Dental care
    - responded to, 318–319
  - Gasoline prices
    - responded to, 602
  - Government accounting practices
    - responded to, 244, 933, 935–936, 980–983, 1134, 1136, 1176–1177
  - Government advertising
    - responded to, 28–29
  - Government fiscal policies
    - responded to, 322, 325–326, 497
  - Government's record
    - responded to, 70–72, 1289
  - Greenhouse gas emissions
    - responded to, 324
  - Horse racing industry
    - responded to, 184–185, 985, 1139–1140
  - Life insurance
    - responded to, 127
  - Member's comments
    - responded to, 377–378
  - Ministers' comments
    - responded to, 126
  - Natural gas rates
    - responded to, 890
  - Ontario budget
    - responded to, 317–318, 321, 439, 493–494, 543–544, 726
  - Provincial debt
    - responded to, 937–938
  - Provincial deficit
    - responded to, 124
  - Taxation
    - responded to, 439–440, 442–443
- PC Party election platform
  - general remarks, 377–378
- Plan for Care and Opportunity Act (Budget Measures), 2018 (Bill 31)
  - first reading, 305
  - second reading, 469–472
  - third reading, 1247–1249
- Provincial credit rating, 726, 981
- Taxation
  - and business environment, 439–440
  - general remarks, 981
  - and small business, 442

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: S

Sandals, L. (LIB, Guelph)

Sattler, P. (NDP, London West)

Scott, L. (PC, Haliburton–Kawartha Lakes–Brock)

Smith, T. (PC, Prince Edward–Hastings)

Sousa, Hon. C. (LIB, Mississauga South)