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V123-1990To1991-351.Pdf Ontario JOURNALS OF THE Legislative Assembly OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO From November 19, 1990 to December 20, 1990 and from March 18, 1991 to June 27, 1991 and from September 23, 1991 to December 19, 1991 BEING THE First Session of the Thirty-fifth Parliament of Ontario SESSION 1990-91 IN THE THIRTY-NINTH AND FORTIETH YEARS OF THE REIGN OF OUR SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN ELIZABETH II VOL. CXXIII INDEX Journals of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario 39-40 ELIZABETH II, 1990-91 - First Session Thirty-fifth Parliament ADJOURNMENT DEBATES November 27, 1990; March 19, 26; June 10; October 8, 24; November 19, 25; December 3, 1991. ADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT Assents to Bills - See ROYAL ASSENT B BOARD OF INTERNAL ECONOMY Orders in Council appointing Chair and Commissioners - November 21, 1990; September 23, 1991. INDEX 1990/91 BUDGET DEBATE Budget and Budget Papers, 1991 tabled - April 29, 1991. Dates considered - April 29, 30, 1991. Motion for approval - April 29, 1991. Amendment to motion for approval - April 30, 1991. CASTING VOTE Given by Deputy Speaker - May 2, 1991. CHIEF ELECTION OFFICER Report, including recommended Legislative changes 1991 - April 24, 1991. COMMISSION ON ELECTION FINANCES Fifteenth Annual Report for the year 1989/Quinzieme rapport annuel pour l'annee 1989 - November 22, 1990. Fourteenth Report (Indemnities and Allowances) - March 18, 1991. Sixteenth Annual Report for the year 1990/Seizieme rapport annuel pour l'annee 1990 - November 4, 1991. COMMISSIONERS OF ESTATE BILLS Bills referred and reports thereon: Royal Conservatory of Music Act, 1991 (Bill Pr70), referred May 27, 1991; reported favourably June 24, 1991. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE Appointment of Mr Morin as Chair - November 21, 1990. Bills referred and reports presented: Arbitration Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 sur l'arbitrage (Bill 42), referred November 5, 1991; reported as amended November 18, 1991. Earth Day Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 sur la journee de la Terre (Bill 155), referred December 5, 1991. Education Amendment Act (Miscellaneous), 1990 (Bill 30), referred June 13, 1991; reported as amended June 20, 1991. Election Amendment Act, 1991 (Bill 65), referred April 4, 1991. 1990/91 INDEX 5 Electronic Registration Act (Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Statutes), 1991/Loi de 1991 sur l'enregistrement electronique dans le cadre de lois relevant du ministere de la Consommation et du Commerce (Bill 126), referred November 19, 1991; reported without amendment November 20, 1991. Elevating Devices Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur les ascenseurs et appareils de levage (Bill 139), referred October 31, 1991. Employment Standards Amendment Act (Employee Wage Protection Program), 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur les normes d'emploi (Programme de protection des salaires des employes) (Bill 70), referred September 23, 1991; reported without amendment October 15, 1991. Employment Standards Amendment Act (Notice of Termination), 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur les normes d'emploi en ce qui a trait au preavis de licenciement (Bill 116), referred June 20, 1991. Employment Standards Amendment Act (Pregnancy and Parental Leave), 1990 (Bill 14), referred December 12, 1990; reported without amendment December 17, 1990. Family Support Plan Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur le Regime des obligations alimentaires envers la famille (Bill 17), referred April 17, 1991; reported as amended June 5, 1991. Financial Administration Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur l'administration financiere (Bill 156), referred December 16, 1991; reported as amended December 19, 1991. Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Statute Law Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant des lois concernant l'acces a rinformation et la protection de la vie privee (Bill 136), referred November 28, 1991. Gasoline Tax Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi de la taxe sur l'essence (Bill 86), referred December 16, 1991; reported without amendment December 19, 1991. Health Care Workers' Protection Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 sur la protection des travailleurs de la sante (Bill 147), referred November 21, 1991. Income Tax Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi de l'impot sur le revenu (Bill 83), referred October 22, 1991; reported without amendment December 19, 1991. Insurance Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 20), referred December 20, 1990. Labour Relations Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur les relations de travail (Bill 158), referred December 4, 1991; reported without amendment December 18, 1991. Lead Acid Batteries Recycling Act, 1990 (Bill 26), referred April 25, 1991. Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur 1'Assemblee legislative (Bill 111), referred October 31, 1991. London Foundation Act, 1991 (Bill Pr71), referred June 19, 1991; reported as amended June 19, 1991. INDEX 1990/91 Manitoulin, Barrie and Cockburn Islands Land Act, 1990 (Bill 15), referred December 12, 1990; reported as amended December 17, 1990. Ministry of Colleges and Universities Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur le ministere des Colleges et Universites (Bill 78), referred May 2, 1991. Mortgages Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 40), referred June 12, 1991; reported without amendment June 13, 1991. Motor Boat Operators' Licensing Act, 1990 (Bill 37), referred May 30, 1991. Municipal Elections Statute Law Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 16), referred December 12, 1990; reported as amended December 17, 1990. Planning Statute Law Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 25), referred June 10, 1991; reported as amended June 10, 1991; referred back to Committee June 20, 1991; reported as amended June 20, 1991. Public Sector Food Services Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 sur les services d'alimentation du secteur public (Bill 133), referred October 3, 1991. Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton Statute Law Amendment Act, 1991 (Bill 32), referred March 28, 1991; reported as amended March 28, 1991. Residential Rent Regulation Amendment Act, 1991 (Bill 4), referred March 20, 1991; reported without amendment April 22, 1991. Retail Sales Tax Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 1), referred December 12, 1990; reported without amendment December 17, 1990. Retail Sales Tax Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur la taxe de vente au detail (Bill 130), referred December 19, 1991; reported as amended December 19, 1991. Tobacco Tax Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi de la taxe sur le tabac (Bill 84), referred October 23, 1991; reported without amendment December 19, 1991. Truck Transportation Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant le camionnage (Bill 129), referred December 10, 1991; reported as amended December 10, 1991. Unsolicited Facsimile Transmissions Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 sur les transmissions par telecopie non sollicitees (Bill 134), referred October 3, 1991. Victims' Bill of Rights Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 sur la declaration des droits des victimes (Bill 103), referred June 6, 1991. Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur les accidents du travail (Bill 68), referred April 25, 1991. Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 1991/Loi de 1991 modifiant la Loi sur les accidents du travail (Bill 160), referred December 12, 1991. Vote scheduled deferred by unanimous consent - April 18, 1991. 1990/91 INDEX COMPENDIA See Sessional Paper Index (green section) - "Compendia" CONFLICT OF INTEREST COMMISSIONER - Annual Report for period January 1, 1990 to March 31, 1991 June 17, 1991. Report re Hon. Zanana Akande, Minister of Community and Social Services - May 1, 1991. Report re Hon. Frances Lankin, Minister of Health and Chairman of the - Management Board of Cabinet May 2, 1991. CROLL, DAVID Member for the Electoral District of Windsor-Walkerville from June 19, 1934 to June 30, 1943, condolence on the death of - June 12, 1991. D DEPUTY CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE Appointment of Mrs Haslam as First Deputy Chair - November 21, 1990; resignation announced - September 23, 1991. Appointment of Mr Villeneuve as Second Deputy Chair - November 21, 1990. Appointment of Mr Farnan as First Deputy Chair - September 23, 1991. DEPUTY SPEAKER Appointment of Mr Morin as Deputy Speaker - November 21, 1990. Casting vote given - May 2, 1991. DIVISIONS - Also see RECORDED VOTES Deferred under Standing Order 27(g) - March 19; April 17; June 10; October 21; November 4, 21; December 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, 1991. Deferred with unanimous consent - December 20, 1990; June 24; October 17; December 19, 1991. Request for deferral withdrawn - December 10, 1991. Stacked on motions for Third Reading - December 19, 1991. INDEX 1990/91 E ELECTION ROLL - Thirty-fifth General Election November 19, 1990. ESTIMATES - Also see STANDING COMMITTEE ON ESTIMATES and Sessional Paper Index (green section) - "Expenditure Estimates" Main Estimates (1990-91), with the revisions therein noted, tabled - November 29, 1990. - Main Estimates (1991-92) tabled May 7; June 27, 1991. Supplementary Estimates (1990-91) tabled - December 18, 1990. Referred and/or deemed to be referred to Standing Committee on Estimates - December 6, 18, 1990; May 7; June 27, 1991. Reported - December 11, 19, 1990; March 19, 1991 (deemed reported March 18, 1991); June 5, 1991; September 26, 1991; November 25, 1991 (deemed reported November 21, 1991). GANDHI, RAJIV Sorrow expressed on the assassination of - May 27, 1991. H HENNESSY, MICKEY Member for the Electoral District of Fort William from June 9, 1977 to July 31, 1987, condolence on the death of - March 18, 1991. INFORMATION AND PRIVACY COMMISSIONER Appointment of Tom Wright - April 25, 1991. Report on the Disclosure of Information in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario on April 18, 1991 by the former Minister of Health, Evelyn Gigantes, M.P.P. - June 20, 1991. Third Annual Report for the year ending December 31, 1990 - June 25, 1991. 1990/91 INDEX INTERIM SUPPLY See SUPPLY LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY Bills referred to Standing Committees in accordance with Standing Order 70(c) - December 13, 1990; November 4, 1991.
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