Subject letter d House Hansard index Parliament 42 Session 1

House subject index

Letter: D

Dairy industry.
see also under United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) - impact on industry
- processing facilities
  - regulations
    - Hardeman, 2414
- processing plant regulations
  - Vanthof, 3161
- supply management
  - Vanthof, 63
Dalai Lama
- Karpoche, 4314
Dalles First Nation
- business development centre
  - Rickford, 1328
Data collection
- by government organizations. see Government services—data collection and disclosure
Day of Remembrance and Action on Islamophobia Act, 2019 (Bill 83)
- first reading
  - Berns-McGown, 3617
- second reading, 4139–4145
- referred to Standing Committee on Social Policy, 4155
Debates re answers to oral questions
- Access to justice
  - presented
    - Harden, 2290
  - responded to
    - Park, 2290–2291
- Accessibility for persons with disabilities
  - presented
    - Harden, 4286–4287
  - responded to
    - Cho, R.S.J., 4287
- Anti-racism activities
  - presented
    - Andrew, 1213
    - Fraser, 1466
    - Lindo, 1465, 2291–2292, 3645
    - Yarde, 161–162
  - responded to
    - Lecce, 1213–1214, 1466–1467
    - Sarkaria, 162–163, 1465–1466, 2292, 3645–3646
- Autism
  - presented
    - Andrew, 3107–3108
  - responded to
    - Fee, 3108
- Autism treatment
  - presented
    - Fraser, 3906
    - Gretzky, 3642–3643
    - Stiles, 3272
  - responded to
    - Fee, 3643–3644, 3907
    - Oosterhoff, 3272–3273
- Automotive industry
  - presented
    - Schreiner, 2872
  - responded to
    - Lecce, 2872–2873
- Climate change
  - presented
    - Fraser, 2237–2238
  - responded to
    - Lecce, 2238–2239
- Curriculum
  - presented
    - Kernaghan, 4287–4288
    - Stiles, 503–504, 3858
  - responded to
    - Oosterhoff, 504–505, 3858–3859
    - Thompson, 4288–4289
- Education
  - presented
    - Singh, S., 4483–4484
  - responded to
    - Lecce, 4484–4485
- Education funding
  - presented
    - Stiles, 2236, 4838–4839
  - responded to
    - Oosterhoff, 2237, 4839–4840
- Energy contracts
  - presented
    - Simard, 3644
  - responded to
    - Calandra, 3644–3645
- Environmental protection
  - presented
    - Arthur, 2497
    - Schreiner, 2293
  - responded to
    - Khanjin, 2293–2294, 2497–2498
- Francophone immigration
  - responded to
    - Karahalios, 507–508
- Gender identity
  - presented
    - Kernaghan, 2496
  - responded to
    - Thompson, 2496
- Government accountability
  - presented
    - Des Rosiers, 3452–3453
    - Fraser, 2662–2663, 3057–3058
    - Horwath, 2661
  - responded to
    - Downey, 3058
    - Lecce, 2661–2663
    - Sarkaria, 3453
- Government spending
  - presented
    - Vanthof, 4693–4694
  - responded to
    - Downey, 4694
- Home care
  - presented
    - Armstrong, 1868–1869
  - responded to
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1869
- Hospital funding
  - presented
    - Armstrong, 1619–1620
  - responded to
    - Ke, 1620
- Indigenous affairs
  - presented
    - Mamakwa, 867–868
  - responded to
    - Khanjin, 868
- Indigenous health care
  - presented
    - Mamakwa, 3321
  - responded to
    - Romano, 3321–3322
- Long-term care
  - presented
    - Armstrong, 2239–2240
  - responded to
    - Triantafilopoulos, 2240
- Municipal elections
  - presented
    - Morrison, 505–506
  - responded to
    - Lecce, 506–507
- Municipal government
  - presented
    - Lalonde, 1061–1062
  - responded to
    - McDonell, 1062–1063
- Ontario budget
  - presented
    - Fraser, 4431–4432
  - responded to
    - Lecce, 4432–4433
- Premier's comments
  - presented
    - West, 4482–4483
  - responded to
    - McKenna, 4483
- Protection for workers
  - presented
    - Gates, 2025–2026
  - responded to
    - Martow, 2026
- Public transit
  - presented
    - Bell, 4840–4841
  - responded to
    - Surma, 4841
- School facilities
  - presented
    - Bourgouin, 1060–1061
  - responded to
    - Romano, 1061
- Social assistance
  - presented
    - Gretzky, 2026–2027
  - responded to
    - MacLeod, 2027–2028
- Tenant protection
  - presented
    - Bell, 2494–2495
  - responded to
    - Hogarth, 2495
- Tree planting
  - presented
    - Monteith-Farrell, 4841–4842
  - responded to
    - Barrett, 4842–4843
- Violence against women
  - presented
    - Morrison, 1821–1822
  - responded to
    - Ke, 1822
- Women's services
  - presented
    - Morrison, 3856–3857
  - responded to
    - Karahalios, 3857
Deferred votes
- Government bills
  - Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
    - third reading (carried), 2860–2862
  - Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
    - second reading (carried), 1490–1491
  - Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
    - third reading (carried), 2049
  - Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
    - second reading (carried), 3343–3344
    - third reading (carried), 3828–3829
  - Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
    - second reading (carried), 4312
  - Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
    - second reading (carried), 1892
    - third reading (carried), 2816–2817
  - Labour Relations Amendment Act (Protecting Ontario's Power Supply), 2018 (Bill 67)
    - third reading (carried), 3006
  - Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47)
    - third reading (carried), 2469–2470
  - The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
    - second reading (carried), 3713–3714
    - third reading (carried), 4499–4500
  - Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100)
    - second reading (carried), 4716–4717
  - Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
    - second reading (carried), 3478
    - third reading (carried), 4036–4037
  - Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
    - third reading (carried), 4081–4082
  - Supply Act, 2019 (Bill 81)
    - second reading (carried), 3765
  - Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
    - second reading (carried), 338–339
- Government motions
  - Government notice of motion
    - Number 2 – Time allocation (carried), 300–301
    - Number 4 – Time allocation (carried), 814–815
      - amendment to the amendment (lost), 740–741
    - Number 7 – Select Committee on Financial Transparency
      - amendment (lost), 1373
    - Number 8 – Time allocation
      - amendment (lost), 1330
    - Number 9 – Time allocation (carried), 1436–1437
      - amendment (lost), 1436
    - Number 10 – Time allocation (carried), 1437
    - Number 11 – Time allocation (carried), 1594
    - Number 12 – Time allocation (carried), 1731
    - Number 14 – Time allocation (carried), 1892
    - Number 15 – Time allocation (carried), 2144–2145
      - amendment (lost), 2144
    - Number 20 – Time allocation (carried), 2688–2689
      - amendment (carried), 2688
    - Number 29 – Time allocation (carried), 2978–2979
    - Number 30 – Time allocation (carried), 3127
    - Number 31 – Time allocation (carried), 3428–3429
    - Number 32 – Time allocation (carried), 3429
    - Number 33 – Time allocation (carried), 3879–3880
      - amendment (lost), 3879
    - Number 34 – 2019 Ontario budget (carried), 4666–4667
    - Number 35 – Time allocation (carried), 4264
    - Number 36 – Time allocation (carried), 4667
  - Government order
    - Number 1 – Throne speech debate (carried), 179–180
    - Number 3 – Time allocation (carried), 814–815
      - amendment (lost), 813–814
    - Number 4 – Standing orders
      - amendment (lost), 1655
      - amendment to the amendment (lost), 1654–1655
    - Number 6 – Select Committee on Financial Transparency
      - amendment (lost), 1373
    - Number 9 – Time allocation (carried), 1842
    - Number 11 – Time allocation (carried), 3127
    - Number 14 – Time allocation (carried), 3879–3880
      - amendment (lost), 3879
    - Number 16 – Time allocation (carried), 4264
    - Number 17 – 2019 Ontario budget (carried), 4666–4667
    - Number 19 – Time allocation (carried), 4667
- Time allocation motions
  - Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32) (carried), 1892
  - Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5) (carried), 814–815
    - amendment (lost), 813–814
    - amendment to the amendment (lost), 740–741
  - Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36) (carried), 1437
  - Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4) (carried), 1436–1437
    - amendment (lost), 1436
  - Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68) (carried), 3428–3429
  - Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87) (carried), 4264
  - Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34) (carried), 1842
  - Labour Relations Amendment Act (Protecting Ontario's Power Supply), 2018 (Bill 67) (carried), 2978–2979
  - Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47) (carried), 2144–2145
    - amendment (lost), 2144
  - The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74) (carried), 3879–3880
    - amendment (lost), 3879
  - Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100) (carried), 4667
  - Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66) (carried), 3429
  - Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57) (carried), 2688–2689
    - amendment (carried), 2688
  - Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48) (carried), 3127
  - Select Committee on Financial Transparency
    - amendment (lost), 1330
  - Standing orders (carried), 1731
  - Standing orders (on the amendments to the main motion) (carried), 1594
  - Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2) (carried), 300–301
Democracy
- and balance of powers
  - Horwath, 959
- general remarks
  - Bisson, 721
  - Horwath, 613
  - Morrison, 505
  - Schreiner, 983
  - Tabuns, 527
- and parliamentary privilege
  - McDonell, 966
  - Smith, T., 965
- principles of
  - Triantafilopoulos, 3942
- and public consultation
  - Tabuns, 957
- role of political debate in
  - Walker, 1661
Democratic Participation Act, 2019 (Bill 96)
- first reading
  - Lalonde, 4085–4086
- second reading, 4739–4745
Dental care
- access to
  - Horwath, 29
- programs
  - Harden, 3514
- for senior citizens
  - access points
    - Crawford, 4388
    - Harris, 4611
    - Martin, 4477
    - Skelly, 4386
    - West, 4360, 4596
  - eligibility
    - Crawford, 4388
    - French, 4372
    - Harris, 4611
    - Martin, 4477
    - McKenna, 4355
    - Shaw, 4348
    - Skelly, 4386
    - West, 4360, 4596
  - general remarks
    - Armstrong, 75
    - Crawford, 4356
    - Downey, 4466–4467
    - Fedeli, 4320, 4462
    - Harden, 3514–3516
    - Karahalios, 4653–4654
    - Lecce, 4529
    - Rasheed, 4376
  - implementation timeline
    - Shaw, 4348
  - in other provinces
    - Harden, 3515
  - program funding
    - Bailey, 4604
    - Bouma, 4776–4777
    - Cho, R.S.J., 4336
    - Crawford, 4388
    - Elliott, 4336
    - Fedeli, 4462
    - Hogarth, 4739
    - Karahalios, 4653
    - Kramp, 4336
    - McKenna, 4355
    - Rasheed, 4377
    - Skelly, 4386
    - Smith, D., 4538
- universal
  - cost of
    - Harden, 3514–3515
  - impact on health system
    - Harden, 3513
- via emergency or primary health providers
  - Anand, 4531
  - French, 4372
  - Harden, 3514–3515
  - Karahalios, 4653
Department of Justice Act,
RSC 1985, c.J-2
- Des Rosiers, 2529
Desmond, Viola
- MacLeod, 3534
Developmental disabilities.
see also Persons with developmental disabilities
- presentation over time
  - Gretzky, 3148
Developmental services
- community living
  - Clark, 4762–4763
  - Fraser, 4765
  - Gretzky, 4764
- government funding
  - Fraser, 4765
  - Smith, D., 3151
  - Taylor, 3891
- residential services
  - Armstrong, 3479
- Special Services at Home program. see Special Services at Home program
- in Thornhill
  - Martow, 1438
- transition to adult care
  - Coe, 3150
  - Gates, 3152
  - Gretzky, 3147–3148
  - Monteith-Farrell, 3150
  - role of Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services
    - Monteith-Farrell, 3150–3151
Developmental services - adults
- in Indigenous communities
  - Bourgouin, 3296, 3725
- multi-year planning model
  - Martow, 3149
- Passport funding
  - application process
    - Coe, 3150
    - Gretzky, 3147
    - Singh, S., 3152
  - delivery model
    - Bisson, 4609–4610
  - processing time
    - Hunter, 4363
  - use of
    - Coe, 3150
  - wait-list
    - Gretzky, 3121, 3147, 3897–3898
    - Harden, 3150
  - wait-lists
    - Gretzky, 3643
- by provider
  - Abilities Centre
    - Coe, 3033
- supportive housing
  - government strategy
    - Martow, 3149
  - types of
    - Martow, 3149
  - wait-list
    - Gretzky, 3147–3148, 3897–3898
- transition from children's services
  - Gates, 3152
  - Gretzky, 3147–3148
  - Harden, 3149
  - Monteith-Farrell, 3150
  - role of Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services
    - Monteith-Farrell, 3150–3151
Developmental services - providers
- Grandview Children's Centre
  - French, 4372
- Reena
  - Martow, 3149
Devlin, Dr. Rueben.
see also Special Advisor on Healthcare and Ending Hallway Medicine
- as CEO of Humber River Hospital
  - Gélinas, 83
  - Tabuns, 201
Diabetes
- general remarks
  - Gélinas, 2264
  - Sattler, 2212
- monitoring and treatment
  - Gélinas, 2264
- prevalence
  - Gélinas, 2264
- research and innovation
  - Sattler, 2212
Disaster relief.
see also Flooding
- access to
  - Clark, 4618–4619
  - Vanthof, 4618–4619
- cost of
  - Schreiner, 4595
- government funding
  - Shaw, 4586
- ice storm (January 1998)
  - McDonell, 2943
- tornadoes in Ottawa
  - Clark, 1114–1115
  - Horwath, 1114
  - Roberts, 1114–1115
Discrimination.
see also Hate and hate speech
- based on prohibited grounds
  - under the Human Rights Code
    - Rasheed, 4148
- general remarks
  - Des Rosiers, 4142
- systemic nature of
  - Lindo, 4147
Dish with One Spoon wampum treaty
- Lindo, 50
- Morrison, 119
Distilleries
- sale of spirits on-site
  - Hatfield, 3980
Distilleries - spirits
- sale on site
  - Hatfield, 302
Diversity
- consideration for, in government policy
  - Andrew, 118–119
  - Bisson, 3691–3692
- general remarks
  - MacLeod, 1521
Divisions (recorded vote)
- Government bills
  - Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32)
    - third reading (carried), 2860–2862
  - Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5)
    - first reading (carried), 416–417
    - second reading (carried), 820–821
    - third reading (carried), 829–830
  - Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36)
    - second reading (carried), 1490–1491
    - third reading (carried), 1654
  - Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4)
    - third reading (carried), 2049
  - Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68)
    - second reading (carried), 3343–3344
    - third reading (carried), 3828–3829
  - Efficient Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 31)
    - first reading (carried), 846
  - Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87)
    - second reading (carried), 4312
  - Getting Ontario Moving Act (Transportation Statute Law Amendment), 2019 (Bill 107)
    - first reading (carried), 4720–4721
  - Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34)
    - second reading (carried), 1892
    - third reading (carried), 2816–2817
  - Labour Relations Amendment Act (Protecting Ontario's Power Supply), 2018 (Bill 67)
    - second reading (carried), 2959
    - third reading (carried), 3006
  - Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47)
    - first reading (carried), 1799–1800
    - second reading (carried), 2168–2169
    - third reading (carried), 2469–2470
  - The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)
    - first reading (carried), 3250
    - second reading (carried), 3713–3714
    - third reading (carried), 4499–4500
  - Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100)
    - second reading (carried), 4716–4717
  - Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66)
    - second reading (carried), 3478
    - third reading (carried), 4036–4037
  - Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57)
    - first reading (carried), 2318
    - second reading (carried), 2714–2715
    - third reading (carried), 2921–2922
  - Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48)
    - second reading (carried), 3031
    - third reading (carried), 4081–4082
  - Supply Act, 2019 (Bill 81)
    - second reading (carried), 3765
    - third reading (carried), 3765
  - Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2)
    - second reading (carried), 338–339
    - third reading (carried), 355–356
- Government motions
  - Government notice of motion
    - Number 2 – Time allocation (carried), 300–301
    - Number 4 – Time allocation (carried), 814–815
      - amendment to the amendment (lost), 740–741
    - Number 5 – Standing orders (carried), 1738–1739
    - Number 7 – Select Committee on Financial Transparency
      - amendment (lost), 1373
    - Number 8 – Time allocation
      - amendment (lost), 1330
    - Number 9 – Time allocation (carried), 1436–1437
      - amendment (lost), 1436
    - Number 10 – Time allocation (carried), 1437
    - Number 11 – Time allocation (carried), 1594
    - Number 12 – Time allocation (carried), 1731
    - Number 14 – Time allocation (carried), 1892
    - Number 15 – Time allocation (carried), 2144–2145
      - amendment (lost), 2144
    - Number 20 – Time allocation (carried), 2688–2689
      - amendment (carried), 2688
    - Number 29 – Time allocation (carried), 2978–2979
    - Number 30 – Time allocation (carried), 3127
    - Number 31 – Time allocation (carried), 3428–3429
    - Number 32 – Time allocation (carried), 3429
    - Number 33 – Time allocation (carried), 3879–3880
      - amendment (lost), 3879
    - Number 34 – 2019 Ontario budget (carried), 4666–4667
    - Number 35 – Time allocation (carried), 4264
    - Number 36 – Time allocation (carried), 4667
  - Government order
    - Number 1 – Throne speech debate (carried), 179–180
    - Number 3 – Time allocation (carried), 814–815
      - amendment (lost), 813–814
    - Number 4 – Standing orders (carried), 1738–1739
      - amendment (lost), 1655
      - amendment to the amendment (lost), 1654–1655
    - Number 6 – Select Committee on Financial Transparency
      - amendment (lost), 1373
    - Number 9 – Time allocation (carried), 1842
    - Number 11 – Time allocation (carried), 3127
    - Number 14 – Time allocation (carried), 3879–3880
      - amendment (lost), 3879
    - Number 16 – Time allocation (carried), 4264
    - Number 17 – 2019 Ontario budget (carried), 4666–4667
    - Number 19 – Time allocation (carried), 4667
- Motions
  - House sittings (carried), 645–646, 817, 2579, 2867
  - Opposition day motions
    - Number 5 – French-language services (carried), 2714
- Opposition day motions
  - Number 1 – Hospital funding (lost), 1618–1619
  - Number 2 – University and college funding (lost), 1953–1954
  - Number 3 – Education funding (lost), 4584–4585
  - Number 3 – Long-term care (lost), 2168
  - Number 4 – Cancer treatment (lost), 2493–2494
  - Number 4 – Public health (lost), 4787
- Private members' motions
  - Carding (lost), 766–767
  - Number 3 – Immigrant and refugee services (carried), 400–401
  - Number 7 – Municipal elections (lost), 604
  - Number 11 – Mental health and addiction services (lost), 767
  - Number 12 – Social assistance (lost), 1108–1109
  - Number 22 "Notwithstanding" clause (lost), 1916–1917
  - Number 30 – Youth employment (carried), 3367–3368
  - Number 32 – Hydro rates (lost), 3153–3154
  - Number 40 – Student assistance (lost), 3954–3955
  - Number 42 – GO Transit (lost), 4155
  - Number 43 – Family support services (lost), 4523
- Private members' public bills
  - An Act to require the Minister of the Environment, Conservation and Parks to discharge the responsibilities under subsection 15(1) of the Ontario Water Resources Act
    - first reading (lost), 783–784
  - Charter Rights Transparency Act, 2018 (Bill 49)
    - second reading (lost), 2547
  - Child Care and Early Years Amendment Act (Not-for-Profit Corporations), 2018 (Bill 45)
    - second reading (lost), 2126–2127
  - Ending Automobile Insurance Discrimination in the Greater Toronto Area Act, 2018 (Bill 44)
    - second reading (lost), 2125–2126
  - Ending Discrimination in Automobile Insurance Act, 2018 (Bill 42)
    - second reading (carried), 3737–3738
  - Liability for Climate-Related Harms Act, 2018 (Bill 37)
    - second reading (lost), 1915–1916
  - Lower Automobile Insurance Rates Act, 2019 (Bill 90)
    - second reading (lost), 4523–4524
  - Noah and Gregory's Law (Transition to Adult Developmental Services and Supports), 2019 (Bill 64)
    - second reading (carried), 3154–3155
  - Protecting Waterways from Zebra Mussels Act, 2018 (Bill 29)
    - first reading (carried), 784
  - Right to Timely Mental Health and Addiction Care for Children and Youth Act, 2019 (Bill 63)
    - second reading (carried), 3154
  - Terrorist Activities Sanctions Act, 2018 (Bill 46)
    - second reading (carried), 2340–2341
  - United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, 2019 (Bill 76)
    - second reading (carried), 3737
  - Waterways Analysis Act, 2018 (Bill 20)
    - first reading (carried), 684–685
  - Waterways Examination Act, 2018 (Bill 27)
    - first reading (carried), 745–746
  - Zebra Mussel Study Act, 2018 (Bill 21)
    - division (carried), 685
  - Zebra Mussel Survey Act, 2018 (Bill 19)
    - first reading (carried), 645
- Reports by committees
  - Standing Committee on General Government (carried), 4628–4629
  - Standing Committee on Social Policy (carried), 4267–4268
- Time allocation motions
  - Access to Natural Gas Act, 2018 (Bill 32) (carried), 1892
  - Better Local Government Act, 2018 (Bill 5) (carried), 814–815
    - amendment (lost), 813–814
    - amendment to the amendment (lost), 740–741
  - Cannabis Statute Law Amendment Act, 2018 (Bill 36) (carried), 1437
  - Cap and Trade Cancellation Act, 2018 (Bill 4) (carried), 1436–1437
    - amendment (lost), 1436
  - Comprehensive Ontario Police Services Act, 2019 (Bill 68) (carried), 3428–3429
  - Fixing the Hydro Mess Act, 2019 (Bill 87) (carried), 4264
  - Green Energy Repeal Act, 2018 (Bill 34) (carried), 1842
  - Labour Relations Amendment Act (Protecting Ontario's Power Supply), 2018 (Bill 67) (carried), 2978–2979
  - Making Ontario Open for Business Act, 2018 (Bill 47) (carried), 2144–2145
    - amendment (lost), 2144
  - The People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74) (carried), 3879–3880
    - amendment (lost), 3879
  - Protecting What Matters Most Act (Budget Measures), 2019 (Bill 100) (carried), 4667
  - Restoring Ontario's Competitiveness Act, 2019 (Bill 66) (carried), 3429
  - Restoring Trust, Transparency and Accountability Act, 2018 (Bill 57) (carried), 2688–2689
    - amendment (carried), 2688
  - Safe and Supportive Classrooms Act, 2019 (Bill 48) (carried), 3127
  - Select Committee on Financial Transparency
    - amendment (lost), 1330
  - Standing orders (carried), 1731
  - Standing orders (on the amendments to the main motion) (carried), 1594
  - Urgent Priorities Act, 2018 (Bill 2) (carried), 300–301
Doctors
- shortage
  - Arthur, 2315
  - Bouma, 3808
  - Crawford, 2159
  - Smith, D., 4413
- specialists
  - wait times
    - Crawford, 2159
- supply
  - emergency departments
    - Triantafilopoulos, 1607
Domestic abuse
- rates of, increase in
  - Kusendova, 4128
Domestic violence
- barriers to leaving
  - Stiles, 2446
- offender tracking via GPS
  - Hillier, 3874
- victim services
  - Anand, 3208
  - Wai, 3431
Down Syndrome
- Karahalios, 2099
- education and awareness
  - Harden, 3675
  - Lalonde, 3676
  - MacLeod, 3673–3674
Downloading.
see also Uploading
Drive Clean program.
see also Greenhouse gas emissions
- cancellation
  - Ford, 4029
  - Hogarth, 4029
  - Kanapathi, 3925–3926
  - Lecce, 3931
  - McDonell, 1329
  - Phillips, 1327, 1329, 3925–3926
  - Surma, 1326–1327, 1672
  - Thanigasalam, 2724
- cost of
  - Ford, 4029
  - McDonell, 1329
- effect of
  - Phillips, 1327
Driver education
- Dutch reach
  - Bell, 4519
  - Berns-McGown, 4520
  - Hogarth, 4520
  - Karpoche, 4521
  - Martin, 4520
  - Martow, 4521
  - Rasheed, 4519
  - Stiles, 4517–4518
  - Tabuns, 4522
Driver examination centres
- new, in Mississauga
  - Kusendova, 1036
- wait times, northern Ontario
  - Mantha, 2859
  - Walker, 2859
Driver licences
- eligibility
  - for those convicted of terrorism. see Terrorists - return to Ontario—service restrictions
- fee freeze
  - Bouma, 835–836
  - Fedeli, 972
  - Ford, 1269
  - Walker, 3964
  - Yakabuski, 835–836
- online renewal
  - Fedeli, 4664
Driving - drug-impaired
- cannabis-related collisions
  - Yakabuski, 1690
- defining
  - Singh, S., 1355
- detection
  - Armstrong, 1422–1423
  - French, 1691
  - Gates, 1364
  - Monteith-Farrell, 1402
  - Singh, S., 1355
  - Skelly, 1636
  - Tibollo, 1636, 2102
- general remarks
  - Bouma, 1369
  - Gates, 1366–1367
  - Yakabuski, 1636
- public education
  - Fife, 1398
Driving - impaired
- novice and commercial drivers
  - Yakabuski, 1690
- public education
  - Yakabuski, 1690
Drought.
see under Weather events
Duma, Dan
- Fraser, 3241
Dundas Valley Masonic Hall Inc. Act, 2018 (Bill Pr5)
- first reading
  - Shaw, 2893
Durham College
- Build Something Amazing campaign
  - Coe, 841–842
Durham Regional Police Service
- Park, 3776
- funding
  - Park, 3197
Dysautonomia.
see under Rare diseases

House subject index

Letter: D

Dairy industry.

Dalai Lama

Dalles First Nation

Data collection

Day of Remembrance and Action on Islamophobia Act, 2019 (Bill 83)

Debates re answers to oral questions

Deferred votes

Democracy

Democratic Participation Act, 2019 (Bill 96)

Dental care

Department of Justice Act,

RSC 1985, c.J-2

Desmond, Viola

Developmental disabilities.

Developmental services

Developmental services - adults

Developmental services - providers

Devlin, Dr. Rueben.

Diabetes

Disaster relief.

Discrimination.

Dish with One Spoon wampum treaty

Distilleries

Distilleries - spirits

Diversity

Divisions (recorded vote)

Doctors

Domestic abuse

Domestic violence

Down Syndrome

Downloading.

Drive Clean program.

Driver education

Driver examination centres

Driver licences

Driving - drug-impaired

Driving - impaired

Drought.

Duma, Dan

Dundas Valley Masonic Hall Inc. Act, 2018 (Bill Pr5)

Durham College

Durham Regional Police Service

Dysautonomia.