2001-2002 Public Accounts of Ontario
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Ontario Ministry of Finance Public Accounts of Ontario Details of Expenditure 2001-2002 VOLUME 3 Ministry of Finance 2001-2002 Public Accounts of Ontario VOLUME 3 Details of Expenditure Ministry of Finance 2001-2002 Public Accounts of Ontario VOLUME 3 Details of Expenditure This publication is also available in French Ce document est également publié en français ISSN 0381-2375 ©Queen's Printer for Ontario, 2002 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL Page A Guide to Public Accounts ........................................................................5 Ontario Public Sector Salary Disclosure...............................................................7 MINISTRY STATEMENTS Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs .................................................................49 Office of the Assembly...........................................................................53 Attorney General................................................................................59 Cabinet Office..................................................................................67 Office of the Chief Election Officer.................................................................69 Citizenship ....................................................................................71 Community and Social Services....................................................................75 Consumer and Business Services..................................................................101 Correctional Services ...........................................................................105 Economic Development and Trade .................................................................111 Education ....................................................................................115 Energy, Science and Technology ..................................................................123 Environment..................................................................................127 Finance......................................................................................131 Office of Francophone Affairs ....................................................................141 Health and Long Term Care......................................................................143 Intergovernmental Affairs........................................................................187 Labour .......................................................................................189 Office of the Lieutenant Governor.................................................................193 Management Board Secretariat....................................................................195 Municipal Affairs and Housing ...................................................................201 Ontario Native Affairs Secretariat .................................................................213 Natural Resources..............................................................................215 Northern Development and Mines .................................................................225 Ombudsman Ontario ............................................................................229 Office of the Premier ...........................................................................231 Office of the Provincial Auditor...................................................................233 Solicitor General...............................................................................235 Tourism, Culture and Recreation ..................................................................243 Training, Colleges and Universities ................................................................247 Transportation.................................................................................257 3 A GUIDE TO PUBLIC ACCOUNTS 1. SCOPE OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS The 2001-2002 Public Accounts of the Province of Ontario comprise the Annual Report and Financial Statements and three volumes: Volume 1 contains the Consolidated Revenue Fund schedules and Ministry statements. The Consolidated Revenue Fund reflects the financial activities of the government’s ministries on a modified cash basis. Volume 2 contains the financial statements of significant provincial crown corporations, boards and commissions which are part of the government’s reporting entity and other miscellaneous financial statements. Volume 3 contains the details of expenditure and the Ontario Public Service senior salary disclosure. 2. A GUIDE TO VOLUME 3 OF THE PUBLIC ACCOUNTS Details of expenditure are reported under the following categories for each ministry: (1) Voted Appropriations (a) Salaries and Wages Includes the total salaries and wages of those employees on staff. Also listed are temporary help suppliers who received payments accumulating to more than $50,000. (b) Employee Benefits (c) Travelling Expenses Individuals whose total travelling expenses were more than $10,000 are listed alphabetically. The travelling expenses of Ministers, Parliamentary Assistants and Deputy Ministers are included regardless of amount. (d) Other Payments Recipients of payments accumulating to more than $50,000 (Transfer Payments — $120,000) are listed in alphabetical sequence under various subheadings appropriate to the individual ministry. (e) Recoveries Recoveries from Other Ministries, Activities and Agencies are shown within each standard account grouping and are deducted from the individual standard accounts. (2) Statutory Appropriations Amounts paid are listed by individual Statutory Appropriations. 5 PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 2001-2002 7 ONTARIO PUBLIC SECTOR SALARY DISCLOSURE The Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 requires employers in the public sector to disclose the names, positions, salaries and taxable benefits of those employees paid $100,000 or more during the previous calendar year. In accordance with the Act, the following information was made publicly available on April 1, 2002 and is provided again as part of the Province’s annual reporting. SALARY - The amount shown as “salary paid” in this compendium may not represent the employee’s annual rate of salary in 2001. The salary required to be made public under the Public Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 reflects the amount to be reported to Revenue Canada on the employer’s T-4 slip for the employee. The “T-4 amounts” may include components that relate to a year prior to 2001. These may result, for example, from retroactive revisions to salary scales, from grievance payments or from vacation pay-outs upon exit from employment. Note also that the “T-4 amounts” may exceed the employee’s annual rate of salary if the employee worked overtime during the year. The “T-4 amounts” may be less than the annual rate of salary if the employee worked only part of a year. TAXABLE BENEFITS - The amount shown as taxable benefits is the amount shown on the T-4 slip as prepared for Revenue Canada. These amounts can include free or subsidized housing, board and lodging, travel in a designated area, personal use of employer’s vehicle, interest free and low-interest loans, stock option benefits (generally not applicable to the public sector), other payments made on behalf of the employee such as relocation costs, employer contributions for basic life insurance and tuition reimbursements. PUBLIC ACCOUNTS, 2001-2002 9 ONTARIO PUBLIC SECTOR SALARY DISCLOSURE Surname Given Name Position Salary Paid Taxable Benefits Agriculture, Food & Rural Affairs, Ministry of ANTLE DAVID Director, Strategic Policy $105,363.89 $250.33 ARCHIBALD BRUCE ADM, Policy and Farm Finance $141,716.80 $330.99 ASHMAN JAMES Director, Economic Development $107,075.91 $254.85 CHAPMAN JAMES Director, Food Industry Competitiveness $107,075.91 $254.85 CLARKE DAVID Director, Market Development $107,075.91 $254.85 DUKELOW CHRISTINE Program Director, OSTAR $101,579.62 $247.38 HAGERTY THOMAS Director, Economic Development $109,016.54 $254.85 HOAG NORRIS Executive Lead, Scientific Projects $138,599.95 $121.26 HOPE DAVID Director, Policy and Programs $107,075.91 $254.85 INGRATTA FRANK Deputy Minister $194,831.98 $2,937.99 JACKIW RANDY Director, Resources Management $108,369.66 $254.85 MEERVELD PETER Director, Service Management $100,036.34 $243.62 MERLINO GIANFRANCO Head, Business Solutions Services $104,880.46 $253.02 SMITH KIRK Director, Communication Branch $111,312.45 $922.53 STARK DEBORAH ADM, Research and Corporate Services $141,936.62 $328.33 TAYLOR DONALD ADM, Food Industry $140,149.69 $324.59 WHEELER JAMES ADM, Agriculture and Rural Division $141,716.80 $330.99 WILSON VALERIE Director, Financial Management $107,075.91 $254.85 ZELLEN GWEN Director, Food Safety Policy $107,075.91 $254.85 Attorney General, Ministry of ABBOTT KENRICK Assistant Crown Attorney $100,296.76 $215.04 ABOLS IMANTS Counsel $152,235.43 $312.78 ABRAMS LINDA Case Management Master $118,393.34 $292.50 ADDISON ANNE Presiding Justice of the Peace $106,118.82 $176.74 ADSETT BRIAN Assistant Crown Attorney $122,153.49 $241.92 AGRO MARJOH Provincial Judge $174,234.96 $3,625.62 AGUIRRE PAULINE Presiding Justice of the Peace $110,328.61 $176.74 AICKEN LOIS Assistant Crown Attorney $156,895.05 $312.78 AKHTAR SUHAIL Assistant Crown Attorney $114,244.99 $228.06 AKKANEN J. Presiding Justice of the Peace $137,519.33 $222.05 ALBERT CAROL Case Management Master $118,393.34 $292.50 ALCHUK MARK Legal Counsel General $156,932.36 $312.78 ALEXANDER JOHN Director-Crown Operations $181,539.21 $361.81 ALGIE DAVE Assistant Crown Attorney $157,075.03 $312.78 ALLEN J. Presiding Justice of the Peace $131,469.81