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Journals of The 1-1 3' Ontario JOURNALS OF THE Legislative Assembly OF THE PROVINCE OF ONTARIO From April 25, 1989 to July 26, 1989 and from October 10, 1989 to December 20, 1989 and from March 19, 1990 to June 28, 1990 BEING THE Second Session of the Thirty-Fourth Parliament of Ontario SESSION 1989-90 IN THE THIRTY-EIGHTH AND THIRTY-NINTH YEARS OF THE REIGN OF OUR SOVEREIGN LADY QUEEN ELIZABETH II VOL. CXXII Legislative Assembly Dissolved July 30, 1990 INDEX Journals of the Legislative Assembly of Ontario 38-39 ELIZABETH II, 1989-90 Second Session Thirty-fourth Parliament ADJOURNMENT DEBATES: May 4; July 11; November 14, 1989. ADMINISTRATOR OF THE GOVERNMENT: Assents to Bills See ROYAL ASSENT Transmits Estimates (1989-90) July 20, 1989. B BOARD OF INTERNAL ECONOMY: Order in Council deleting the name of one Commissioner and substituting the name of another June 19; October 10, 1989. BUDGET DEBATE: Budget and Budget Papers, 1989 tabled May 17, 1989. Dates considered May 17, 18, 23, 24, 25; July 13; November 9, 29; Decem- ber 20, 1989. Motion for approval May 17, 1989; carried on division December 20, 1989. [iii] INDEX 1989/90 iy Amendments to motion for approval May 18; December 20, 1989; lost on division December 20, 1989. Budget and Budget Papers, 1990 tabled April 24, 1990. Dates considered April 24, 25, 26, 30, 1990. Motion for approval April 24, 1990. Amendment to motion for approval April 25, 1990. BY-ELECTION: Warrant issued for issue of a writ March 26, 1990. COMMISSION ON CONFLICT OF INTEREST: First Annual Report April 2, 1990. COMMISSION ON ELECTION FINANCES: Twelfth Report (Indemnities and Allowances) May 1, 1989. Thirteenth Report (Indemnities and Allowances) April 11, 1990. Fourteenth Annual Report for the year 1988 / Le quatorzieme rapport annuel pour Tannee 1988 June 29, 1989. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE: Mr Ray ( Windsor-Walkerville), appointment as Deputy Chair continued April 26, 1989. Resignation announced October 10, 1989. Mr Breaugh appointed First Deputy Chair October 10, 1989. Mr Cureatz appointed Second Deputy Chair October 10, 1989. Bills referred and reports presented: Assessment Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 37), referred July 5, 1989; reported without amendment July 6, 1989. Avian Emblem Act, 1989 (Bill 27), referred June 15, 1989. Brucellosis Repeal Act, 1989 (Bill 40), referred November 22, 1989; reported without amendment November 22, 1989. Business Names Act, 1989 (Bill 108), referred June 4, 1990; reported as amended June 12, 1990. Commercial Concentration Tax Act, 1989 (Bill 46), referred December 7, 1989; reported without amendment December 13, 1989. County of Simcoe Act, 1990 (Bill 177), referred June 19, 1990; reported as amended June 19, 1990. Court Reform Statute Law Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 3), referred Octo- ber 10, 1989; reported as amended November 2, 1989. Courts of Justice Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 2), referred October 10, 1989; reported as amended November 2, 1989. Courts of Justice Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 62), referred December 18, 1989; reported as amended December 18, 1989. Courts of Justice Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 69), referred December 11, 1989; reported as amended December 12, 1989. 1989/90 INDEX v Courts of Justice Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 81), referred December 6, 1989; reported as amended December 6, 1989. Development Charges Act, 1989 (Bill 20), referred November 6, 1989; reported without amendment November 16, 1989. District Municipality of Muskoka Statute Law Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 34), referred December 14, 1989; reported as amended December 14, 1989. Easement Statute Law Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 106), referred June 4, 1990; reported as amended June 12, 1990. Education Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 112), referred March 22, 1990. Employer Health Tax Act, 1989 (Bill 47), referred December 7, 1989; reported as amended December 19, 1989. Environmental Protection Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 218), referred May 16, 1989; reported as amended May 16, 1989. Environmental Protection Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 165), referred May 17, 1990. Environmental Protection Statute Law Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 220), referred June 27, 1990; reported as amended June 27, 1990. Evidence Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 70), referred December 11, 1989; reported as amended December 11, 1989. Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 84), referred December 13, 1989; reported without amendment December 13, 1989. Fuel Tax Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 21), referred June 26, 1989; reported as amended June 27, 1989. Gasoline Tax Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 24), referred June 26, 1989; reported as amended July 25, 1989. Heritage Day Act, 1989 (Bill 7), referred May 25, 1989. Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 73), referred November 9, 1989. Highway Traffic Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 95), referred December 13, 1989; reported without amendment December 18, 1989. Traffic 1990 referred 31 1990. Highway Amendment Act, (Bill 166), May , Independent Health Facilities Act, 1989 (Bill 147), referred October 10, 1989; reported as amended November 22, 1989. Insurance Statute Law Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 68), referred March 20, 1990; reported as amended May 16, 1990. Intervenor Funding Project Amendment Act, 1989 Loi de 1989 modifiant la Loi sur le projet d'aide financiere aux intervenants (Bill 85), referred December 14, 1989. Justices of the Peace Act, 1989 Loi de 1989 sur les juges de paix (Bill 93), referred June 14, 1989; reported as amended July 26, 1989. Land Transfer Tax Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 23), referred June 26, 1989; reported without amendment July 12, 1989. Land Transfer Tax Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 48), referred December 6, 1989; reported as amended December 6, 1989. Legal Profession Statute Law Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 45), referred June 27, 1990; reported as amended June 27, 1990. INDEX 1989/90 yi Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 91), referred December 18, 1989; reported as amended December 18, 1989. Liquor Licence Act, 1990 (Bill 175), referred June 18, 1990; reported as amended June 28, 1990. Mining Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 71), referred November 27, 1989; reported as amended November 29, 1989. Municipal Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 201), referred June 21, 1989; reported as amended June 21, 1989. Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, 1989 Loi de 1989 sur 1'acces a I'information municipale et la protection de la vie privee (Bill 49), referred December 6, 1989; reported without amend- ment December 13, 1989. Municipal Freedom of Information Statute Law Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 52), referred December 6, 1989; reported without amendment December 13, 1989. Occupational Health and Safety Statute Law Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 208), referred May 31, 1990; reported as amended June 18, 1990. Ontario Environmental Rights Act, 1989 (Bill 12), referred June 29, 1989. Ontario Home Ownership Savings Plan Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 105), referred June 4, 1990; reported as amended June 28, 1990. Ontario Lottery Corporation Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 119), referred October 10, 1989; reported without amendment December 13, 1989. Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 18), referred November 6, 1989; reported without amendment Novem- ber 16, 1989. Ontario Water Resources Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 61), referred Novem- ber 2, 1989. Police and Sheriffs Statute Law Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 187), referred June 13, 1989; reported without amendment June 15, 1989. Police Services Act, 1989 (Bill 107), referred June 20, 1990; reported as amended June 28, 1990. Powers of Attorney Amendment Act, 1990 (Bill 131), referred April 26, 1990. Provincial Penalties Adjustment Act, 1989 (Bill 92), referred December 13, 1989; reported as amended December 13, 1989. Retail Sales Tax Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 22), referred June 26, 1989; reported as amended July 6, 1989. Sarnia-Lambton Act, 1989 (Bill 35), referred July 12, 1989; reported as amended July 12, 1989. Smoking in the Workplace Act, 1989 (Bill 194), referred April 26, 1989; reported without amendment July 26, 1989. Teachers' Pension Act, 1989 (Bill 66), referred December 19, 1989; Order for Committee of the Whole House discharged December 19, 1989. Toronto Transit Commission Labour Disputes Settlement Act, 1989 (Bill ^'). referred October 11, 1989; reported without amendment October 1989. Unclaimed Intangible Property Act, 1989 (Bill 86), referred December 13, 1989; reported without amendment December 18, 1989. 1989/90 INDEX vii Victims' Bill of Rights Act, 1990 (Bill 113), referred April 5, 1990. Workers' Compensation Amendment Act, 1989 (Bill 162), referred July 12, 1989; reported as amended July 20, 1989. COMPENDIA: See Sessional Paper Index (green section) "Compendia" D DEBATES ON MATTERS OF URGENT PUBLIC IMPORTANCE: see EMERGENCY DEBA TES listed by Member and subject matter DEPUTY CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE HOUSE: Appointment of Mr Ray (Windsor-Walkerville) as Deputy Chair continued- April 26, 1989. Vacancy in the office of, announced October 10, 1989. Appointment of Mr Breaugh as First Deputy Chair October 10, 1989. Appointment of Mr Cureatz as Second Deputy Chair October 10, 1989. DEPUTY SPEAKER: Informed the House: That, His Honour the Lieutenant Governor had assented to certain Bills in his office May 3 1,1 990. Reserves judgement on motion that House do pass to Orders of the Day- April 10, 1990. Ruling re: Point of order raised by the member for Ottawa West (Mr Chiarelli) con- cerning the member for Welland-Thorold's participation in the debate on government notice of motion number 30 and the question of time limits on members' speeches May 28, 1990. Suspended sitting pursuant to Standing Order 16 April 23, 1990. DIVISION BELLS: Deemed to be ringing until sitting is resumed June 1, 2, 5, 1989. Ring through part and/or remainder of the day May 29, 30, 31: June 1, 2, 5. 6, 1989. DIVISIONS See RECORDED VOTES E EMERGENCY DEBATES: List by Member: Mr Brandt, Minister of the Environment's failure to fulfill his duties and responsibilities May 11, 1989.
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