Intervenant, lettre n, Index du Journal des débats de la Chambre, législature 42, session 2

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: N

Natyshak, T. (NDP, Essex)
- Appointments to agencies, boards, and commissions
  - conflicts of interest, 2116
- Appreciation
  - Kaffer, Janice, 627–628
  - Peddie, Richard, 1578
- Autism services
  - service capacity
    - treatment wait-lists, 3242
- Autism services - government funding
  - disbursement, 3242
- Committee procedure - standing committees of the Legislature
  - legislative authority
    - production of documents, 1703
- Community services
  - public awareness
    - Community Support Month, 248
  - support programs, 248
- Condominium development
  - pre-construction sale agreements
    - price adjustment
      - consumer protection, 1143
- Consumer protection
  - price gouging, 1143
- Energy rates
  - general remarks, 2572
- Expenditure estimates
  - legal fees
    - conflict of interest, 632
- Government accountability and oversight
  - conflict of interest, 632
- International trade
  - trade representatives
    - compensation, 2758
    - general remarks, 2758
- Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, 2022 (Bill 100)
  - third reading, 3271
- Members' statements
  - Community support services, 248
  - Hôtel-Dieu Grace Healthcare, 627–628
  - Invasion of Ukraine, 2160–2161
  - Member for Essex, 2628–2629
  - Student achievement, 1578
- Members'/ministers' farewell speeches, 2628–2629
- Metrolinx
  - executive compensation, 2572
- Minister of Legislative Affairs
  - creation of role, 292–293, 632
- Ontario Health
  - executive compensation, 2571
- Ontario Power Generation (OPG)
  - executive compensation, 2572
- Pandemic and Emergency Preparedness Act, 2022 (Bill 106)
  - second reading, 2729–2730, 2742, 2750
  - third reading, 3260, 3265
- Personal support workers (PSWs)
  - education and training
    - Willis College (Ottawa), 1588
- Petitions
  - Optometry services, 642
- Protest convoys
  - participation
    - by government appointees, 2116
    - by politicians, 3271
- Public sector compensation - increase cap
  - general remarks, 292–293
  - health care workers, 2571
- Question period
  - Autism treatment
    - presented, 3242
  - Consumer protection
    - presented, 1143
  - Government accountability
    - presented, 292–293, 632
  - Government appointments
    - presented, 2116, 2758
  - Personal support workers
    - presented, 1588
  - Public sector compensation
    - presented, 2571–2572
  - Tourism industry
    - presented, 2572–2573
- Reports by committees
  - Standing Committee on Public Accounts, 1097, 1653, 1737
    - Request for a Speaker's Warrant to Produce Documents from Laurentian University, 1703
- Senior citizens
  - community services
    - general remarks, 248
- Standing Committee on Public Accounts
  - proceedings re Laurentian University
    - production of documents
      - Speaker's warrant, request for, 1703
- Tourism industry - COVID-19
  - government response
    - funding programs
      - tourism recovery fund, 2572–2573
- Ukraine
  - invasion of (2022), 2161
    - government response
      - relief funding, 2161
- Working for Workers Act, 2021 (Bill 27)
  - second reading, 651
Nicholls, R. (Independent, Chatham-Kent—Leamington)
- Aamjiwnaang First Nation
  - air quality
    - monitoring units, 1343
- Agriculture industry
  - supply chain
    - invasion of Ukraine (2022), impact of, 2880
- Children's treatment centres
  - development and redevelopment
    - Chatham-Kent–Leamington, 2061
  - government funding, 2061
- Civil forfeiture
  - cases
    - rooming houses (Orillia), 3285
  - conditions of
    - "injury to the public," definition of, 3285
- Civil liability
  - and COVID-19
    - pharmaceutical companies, 1109–1110
- College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO)
  - COVID-19 information directives, 1898
- Colleges and universities - COVID-19
  - online vs. in-person learning, 959–960
  - vaccination policies, 959–960, 3037–3038
- COVID-19 - government response
  - general remarks, 2271
  - new variants
    - general remarks, 1355
  - post-response evaluation, 2271
  - public health measures
    - consultation, 581
- COVID-19 - prevention
  - general remarks, 578
- COVID-19 - transmission
  - post-infection immunity, 2577
  - school-aged children, 1110
- COVID-19 - treatment
  - pharmacological, 570, 632–633, 1110–1111
- COVID-19 - vaccination
  - children under 12
    - consent, 365
  - consent, 632
  - government strategy
    - consultation, 633
- COVID-19 - vaccination passports and certificates
  - general remarks, 258
  - and privacy, 258
  - termination date, 1897, 2067
- COVID-19 - vaccines
  - developers
    - revenue generation, 3244
  - efficacy
    - general remarks, 1837–1838, 3244
    - vs. post-infection immunity, 2577
    - third dose, 297
  - safety, 365–366, 581, 632–633, 1094, 1109–1110, 1352, 1355, 1542, 2272, 3115, 3244–3245
- Debates re answers to question period
  - COVID-19 immunization
    - presented, 2666–2667
- Digital identification
  - health data
    - vaccine status, 2066–2067
- Education - COVID-19, in-school learning
  - vaccination policies
    - students, 324–325
- Employment - COVID-19
  - mandatory vaccination
    - general remarks, 2108
  - vaccination policies
    - exemptions
      - post-infection immunity, 2577
    - mandatory vaccination, 258, 368–369, 1351, 2577–2578, 2666–2667
- Government orders
  - Extension of emergency orders
    - responded to, 1109–1111
- Health care workers
  - vaccination policies
    - mandatory COVID-19 vaccination, 578, 1351
- Infrastructure - abandoned
  - wells
    - explosion (August 2021), 1343
- International border crossings - protest restrictions
  - penalties
    - general remarks, 2850–2851, 3284–3286
    - hearings, no right to, 3284–3286
    - obstructions, removal and storage
      - general remarks, 3284–3285
- Keeping Ontario Open for Business Act, 2022 (Bill 100)
  - third reading, 3284–3286
  - application period, 3284–3285
  - Charter analysis, 3285
  - general remarks, 2850, 3284–3286
  - legislative timeline, 3285
- Long-term care - COVID-19
  - fatalities
    - residents, 297
- Members' statements
  - Agri-food industry, 2880
  - Children's health services, 2061
  - COVID-19 treatment, 570
  - Explosion in Chatham-Kent–Leamington, 1343
  - Protest in Ottawa, 1826–1827
- Members'/ministers' remarks
  - withdrawn, 365
- Ontario Disability Support Program (ODSP)
  - benefit rates
    - impact of cost of living, 2888
  - earnings exemption, 2889
- Petitions
  - Fitness facilities, 304, 372
  - Optometry services, 35–36, 305, 3119
  - Places of religious worship, 36, 304, 584
  - Protection of privacy, 3118, 3194–3195
- Podiatry and chiropodists/podiatrists
  - general remarks, 2460
  - professional registration
    - cap on podiatrists, 2460
  - service demand, 2460
- Private members' public business
  - Jobs and Jabs Act, 2022 (Bill 6)
    - second reading, 2108
  - Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Education and Healthcare Sectors Act, 2021 (Bill 12)
    - second reading, 324–325
- Protest convoys
  - general remarks, 3284
  - Ottawa
    - government response to, 1826–1827
  - participant motivations, 3284
- Protest convoys - Ambassador Bridge
  - partial reopening, 3284
- Public lands
  - land leases
    - sale of property
      - Rondeau Provincial Park, 1586–1587
- Question period
  - COVID-19 immunization
    - presented, 258, 297, 365–366, 368–369, 578, 632–633, 1094, 1351, 1355, 1542, 1837–1838, 1897–1898, 2577–2578, 3037–3038, 3115, 3364
  - COVID-19 response
    - presented, 581, 959–960, 2271–2272, 3244–3245
  - Health care
    - presented, 2460
  - Ontario Disability Support Program
    - presented, 2888–2889
  - Protection of privacy
    - presented, 2066–2067
  - Protection of transportation infrastructure
    - presented, 2850–2851
  - Rondeau Provincial Park
    - presented, 1586–1587
- Ukraine
  - invasion of (2022)
    - impact on agri-food industry, 2880
- Vaccines
  - clinical assessment process, 3115, 3244
- Weather events
  - drought
    - impact on agri-food industry, 2880

Dernière mise à jour Vendredi, mai 24, 2024

Index des intervenants à la Chambre

Letter: N

Natyshak, T. (NDP, Essex)

Nicholls, R. (Independent, Chatham-Kent—Leamington)