Subject letter d House Hansard index Parliament 43 Session 1

House subject index

Letter: D

Dairy industry
- regulatory environment
  - Vanthof, 3444
  - reform
    - McCarthy, 3488
- regulatory reform
  - Ghamari, 3450
  - Gill, 3414–3415
  - Saunderson, 3477
- temperature regulations
  - milk
    - Vanthof, 3444
Debates re answers to question period
- Autism treatment
  - presented
    - Taylor, 2940–2941
  - responded to
    - Quinn, 2941–2942
- Children's health care
  - presented
    - Fraser, 1400–1401
  - responded to
    - Martin, 1401
- Employment standards
  - presented
    - Begum, 1130–1131
  - responded to
    - Anand, 1131
- Government accountability
  - presented
    - Harden, 775–776
- Health care
  - presented
    - Fraser, 2943–2944
    - Harden, 2942
  - responded to
    - Martin, 2942–2945
- Housing
  - presented
    - McMahon, 776
  - responded to
    - Holland, 776–777
- Land use planning
  - presented
    - Fraser, 2062
  - responded to
    - Holland, 2062–2063
- Public Order Emergency Commission
  - presented
    - Fraser, 1129–1130
  - responded to
    - Coe, 1130
- Sexual assault
  - presented
    - Stevens, 1131–1132
  - responded to
    - Scott, 1132–1133
- Supportive housing
  - presented
    - Andrew, 913–914
  - responded to
    - Quinn, 914–915
- Transportation infrastructure
  - presented
    - Brady, 2146
  - responded to
    - Grewal, 2146–2147
Debtors.
see also Creditors
- personal residence, exemptions
  - regulatory reform
    - Downey, 3476
Deferred votes
- Government bills
  - Better Municipal Governance Act, 2022 (Bill 39)
    - second reading (carried), 1619–1620
    - third reading (carried), 2169–2170
  - Better Schools and Student Outcomes Act, 2023 (Bill 98)
    - second reading (carried), 3804–3805
  - Building a Strong Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2023 (Bill 85)
    - second reading (carried), 3258–3259
  - Building More Mines Act, 2023 (Bill 71)
    - second reading (carried), 2805–2806
    - third reading (carried), 4173–4174
  - Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 51)
    - third reading (carried), 2168–2169
  - Less Red Tape, Stronger Ontario Act, 2023 (Bill 46)
    - second reading (carried), 1877
  - More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7)
    - second reading (carried), 558–559
    - third reading (carried), 602
  - More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 (Bill 23)
    - second reading (carried), 1007–1008
    - third reading (carried), 1717–1718
  - Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
    - second reading (carried), 557–558
    - third reading (carried), 642–643
  - Progress on the Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 36)
    - second reading (carried), 1462–1463
    - third reading (carried), 2034–2035
  - Reducing Inefficiencies Act (Infrastructure Statute Law Amendments), 2023 (Bill 69)
    - second reading (carried), 2608
  - Strengthening Safety and Modernizing Justice Act, 2023 (Bill 102)
    - second reading (carried), 4016–4017
  - Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3)
    - second reading (carried), 228–229
    - third reading (carried), 800–801
  - Working for Workers Act, 2023 (Bill 79)
    - second reading (carried), 3260
  - Your Health Act, 2023 (Bill 60)
    - second reading (carried), 2496–2497
    - third reading (carried), 4067–4068
- Government motions
  - Government notice of motion
    - Number 3 – Appointment of House officers / Committee membership (carried), 350–351
    - Number 4 – Time allocation (carried), 497
      - amendment (lost), 496–497
    - Number 7 – Time allocation (carried), 1221–1222
    - Number 10 – Time allocation (carried), 2128–2129
    - Number 13 – Bail reform (carried), 3436–3437
  - Government order
    - Number 1 – Throne speech debate (carried), 559
    - Number 2 – Appointment of House officers / Committee membership (carried), 350–351
    - Number 35 – Bail reform (carried), 3436–3437
- Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 51)
  - second reading
    - division (carried), 1968
- Private members' motions
  - Number 1 – Ojibway National Urban Park (lost), 879–880
  - Number 2 – Highway construction (carried), 745–746
  - Number 8 – Health care (carried), 1268
  - Number 22 – Cancer screening (lost), 2608–2609
  - Number 27 – Consumer protection (lost), 2729–2730
  - Number 34 – Social assistance (lost), 3043
- Private members' public bills
  - Building Better Business Outcomes Act, 2023 (Bill 50)
    - second reading (lost), 2497–2498
  - Enhancing Public Transit Accessibility Act, 2023 (Bill 82)
    - second reading (lost), 3437
  - Farmland and Arable Land Strategy Act, 2023 (Bill 62)
    - second reading (lost), 2806–2807
  - Fewer Floods, Safer Ontario Act, 2023 (Bill 56)
    - second reading (lost), 3259–3260
  - Health Care is Not for Sale Act (Addressing Unfair Fees Charged to Patients), 2022 (Bill 24)
    - second reading (lost), 1679–1680
  - Making Northern Ontario Highways Safer Act, 2022 (Bill 43)
    - second reading (lost), 2170
  - No Time to Waste Act (Plan for Climate Action and Jobs), 2022 (Bill 14)
    - second reading (lost), 1529
  - Protecting Agricultural Land Act, 2022 (Bill 27)
    - second reading (lost), 1967–1968
  - Protecting Human Rights in an Emergency Act (Emergency Power Generators), 2023 (Bill 47)
    - second reading (lost), 2310–2311
  - Safe and Healthy Communities Act (Addressing Gun Violence), 2022 (Bill 9)
    - second reading (lost), 801–802
  - Seniors Month Act, 2023 (Bill 70)
    - second reading (carried), 2970
  - Stay Home If You Are Sick Act, 2022 (Bill 4)
    - second reading (lost), 1718
  - Strengthening Members' Integrity Act, 2023 (Bill 100)
    - second reading (lost), 4227
  - Think Twice Before You Choose Natural Gas Act (Ontario Energy Board Amendment), 2022 (Bill 29)
    - second reading (lost), 2129
- Time allocation motions
  - Keeping Students in Class Act, 2022 (Bill 28) (carried), 1221–1222
  - Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 51) (carried), 2128–2129
  - More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7) (carried), 497
    - amendment (lost), 496–497
  - Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2) (carried), 497
    - amendment (lost), 496–497
Dementia and other neurocognitive conditions
- awareness and education
  - Rakocevic, 4253
Democracy
- in Canada
  - history of
    - Glover, 2081
- general remarks
  - Andrew, 2067
  - Bell, 2110
  - Bourgouin, 2109
  - Oosterhoff, 3417
- principles
  - general remarks
    - Blais, 1488
  - majority rule
    - Blais, 1486
    - Burch, 1476
    - Glover, 1578, 2079–2080, 2095
    - Harden, 1572, 1578
    - Karpoche, 1610
    - Schreiner, 1542, 2039
    - Wong-Tam, 1501
- responsible government
  - in Canada
    - Glover, 2081
    - Leardi, 2086
Democratic process
- and political trust
  - general remarks
    - Wong-Tam, 1501
Dental care
- community clinics
  - access to, low-income individuals
    - Armstrong, 1066
- government funding
  - Oosterhoff, 2406
Dental care - senior citizens
- eligibility
  - income calculation
    - French, 1422, 1999–2000
    - Stevens, 535
- general remarks
  - Pasma, 245
- program eligibility
  - income calculation
    - French, 1771
    - Jones, S., 222
    - Stevens, 222
Development industry
- government relationship with. see also Greenbelt - development on
  - Stiles, 2181
Developmental disabilities, persons with
- social assistance system
  - legal proceedings
    - Vaugeois, 4392
Developmental services
- access to
  - economic impact
    - Fife, 2882
- community living
  - public education and awareness
    - Leardi, 4160
- funding formula
  - reform
    - Fife, 3464
    - Gallagher Murphy, 3516
- government funding
  - Quinn, 914–915
- government strategy
  - Parsa, 4392
- housing supports
  - Armstrong, 1363
  - Quinn, 915
Developmental services - adult
- community outreach
  - funding
    - McMahon, 546
- government funding
  - Parsa, 3140
- government strategy
  - Parsa, 3140
- programs
  - public consultation
    - Fullerton, 877
- reform
  - public consultation
    - Quinn, 914
- sector capacity
  - Andrew, 914
- support programs
  - Quinn, 914
- supportive housing
  - access to
    - Vaugeois, 3139–3140
  - wait-lists
    - Andrew, 877, 913
  - wait-times
    - Vaugeois, 3140
Developmental services - by site
- Community Living Chatham-Kent
  - Jones, T., 2849
Developmental services - children
- government funding
  - Fullerton, 393–394
Diabetes
- public education and awareness
  - Diabetes Awareness Month
    - Bailey, 1206
    - Sandhu, 1145
Diagnostic imaging
- backlog remediation
  - Kusendova-Bashta, 251
Dialysis.
see Kidney disease
Disaster relief
- community fundraising
  - Project Hope, Toronto
    - Dixon, 2539
Divisions (recorded vote)
- Government bills
  - Better Municipal Governance Act, 2022 (Bill 39)
    - second reading (carried), 1619–1620
    - third reading (carried), 2169–2170
  - Better Schools and Student Outcomes Act, 2023 (Bill 98)
    - second reading (carried), 3804–3805
  - Building a Strong Ontario Act (Budget Measures), 2023 (Bill 85)
    - second reading (carried), 3258–3259
  - Building More Mines Act, 2023 (Bill 71)
    - second reading (carried), 2805–2806
    - third reading (carried), 4173–4174
  - Keeping Students in Class Act, 2022 (Bill 28)
    - first reading (carried), 1009–1010
    - second reading (carried), 1231–1232
    - third reading (carried), 1247–1248
  - Keeping Students in Class Repeal Act, 2022 (Bill 35)
    - third reading (carried), 1274
  - Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 51)
    - third reading (carried), 2168–2169
  - Less Red Tape, Stronger Ontario Act, 2023 (Bill 46)
    - second reading (carried), 1877
  - More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7)
    - second reading (carried), 558–559
    - third reading (carried), 602
  - More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022 (Bill 23)
    - second reading (carried), 1007–1008
    - third reading (carried), 1717–1718
  - Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2)
    - second reading (carried), 557–558
    - third reading (carried), 642–643
  - Progress on the Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 36)
    - second reading (carried), 1462–1463
    - third reading (carried), 2034–2035
  - Reducing Inefficiencies Act (Infrastructure Statute Law Amendments), 2023 (Bill 69)
    - second reading (carried), 2608
  - Strengthening Safety and Modernizing Justice Act, 2023 (Bill 102)
    - second reading (carried), 4016–4017
  - Strong Mayors, Building Homes Act, 2022 (Bill 3)
    - second reading (carried), 228–229
    - third reading (carried), 800–801
  - Working for Workers Act, 2023 (Bill 79)
    - second reading (carried), 3260
  - Your Health Act, 2023 (Bill 60)
    - second reading (carried), 2496–2497
    - third reading (carried), 4067–4068
- Government motions
  - Government notice of motion
    - Number 1 – Committee membership and sittings (carried), 46
    - Number 3 – Appointment of House officers / Committee membership (carried), 350–351
    - Number 4 – Time allocation (carried), 497
      - amendment (lost), 496–497
    - Number 7 – Time allocation (carried), 1221–1222
    - Number 9 – House sittings (carried), 1161
    - Number 10 – Time allocation (carried), 2128–2129
    - Number 13 – Bail reform (carried), 3436–3437
  - Government order
    - Number 1 – Throne speech debate (carried), 559
    - Number 2 – Appointment of House officers / Committee membership (carried), 350–351
    - Number 35 – Bail reform (carried), 3436–3437
- Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 51)
  - second reading
    - division (carried), 1968
- Motions
  - Consideration of Bill 74 (carried), 3147
  - House sittings (carried), 1020
- Opposition day motions
  - Number 1 – Health care (lost), 2397
  - Number 1 – Social assistance (lost), 1097–1098
  - Number 2 – Health care workers (lost), 1393
  - Number 2 – Mental health services (lost), 2627
  - Number 3 – Education funding (lost), 3100
  - Number 4 – Tenant protection (lost), 3826–3827
- Private members' motions
  - Number 1 – Ojibway National Urban Park (lost), 879–880
  - Number 2 – Highway construction (carried), 745–746
  - Number 8 – Health care (carried), 1268
  - Number 22 – Cancer screening (lost), 2608–2609
  - Number 27 – Consumer protection (lost), 2729–2730
  - Number 34 – Social assistance (lost), 3043
- Private members' public bills
  - Building Better Business Outcomes Act, 2023 (Bill 50)
    - second reading (lost), 2497–2498
  - Enhancing Public Transit Accessibility Act, 2023 (Bill 82)
    - second reading (lost), 3437
  - Farmland and Arable Land Strategy Act, 2023 (Bill 62)
    - second reading (lost), 2806–2807
  - Fewer Floods, Safer Ontario Act, 2023 (Bill 56)
    - second reading (lost), 3259–3260
  - Health Care is Not for Sale Act (Addressing Unfair Fees Charged to Patients), 2022 (Bill 24)
    - second reading (lost), 1679–1680
  - Making Northern Ontario Highways Safer Act, 2022 (Bill 43)
    - second reading (lost), 2170
  - No Time to Waste Act (Plan for Climate Action and Jobs), 2022 (Bill 14)
    - second reading (lost), 1529
  - Protecting Agricultural Land Act, 2022 (Bill 27)
    - second reading (lost), 1967–1968
  - Protecting Human Rights in an Emergency Act (Emergency Power Generators), 2023 (Bill 47)
    - second reading (lost), 2310–2311
  - Safe and Healthy Communities Act (Addressing Gun Violence), 2022 (Bill 9)
    - second reading (lost), 801–802
  - Seniors Month Act, 2023 (Bill 70)
    - second reading (carried), 2970
  - Stay Home If You Are Sick Act, 2022 (Bill 4)
    - second reading (lost), 1718
  - Strengthening Members' Integrity Act, 2023 (Bill 100)
    - second reading (lost), 4227
  - Think Twice Before You Choose Natural Gas Act (Ontario Energy Board Amendment), 2022 (Bill 29)
    - second reading (lost), 2129
- Reports by committees
  - Standing Committee on Heritage, Infrastructure and Cultural Policy
    - Better Municipal Governance Act, 2022 (Bill 39) (carried), 2040
- Time allocation motions
  - Keeping Students in Class Act, 2022 (Bill 28) (carried), 1221–1222
  - Legislative Assembly Amendment Act, 2022 (Bill 51) (carried), 2128–2129
  - More Beds, Better Care Act, 2022 (Bill 7) (carried), 497
    - amendment (lost), 496–497
  - Plan to Build Act (Budget Measures), 2022 (Bill 2) (carried), 497
    - amendment (lost), 496–497
Doctors
- education and training
  - funding
    - Smith, L., 3299
- family doctors
  - administrative responsibilities
    - vaccine logistics
      - Fife, 3236–3237
- family doctors, access to
  - Blais, 2188
  - Fife, 3104
  - government strategy
    - Martin, 2376
  - impact on patient health
    - Armstrong, 3195
    - Fife, 2788–2789
  - by region
    - Ottawa
      - Blais, 2188
- family doctors, number of
  - expansion recommendations
    - Bowman, 2376
- internationally trained
  - recruitment initiatives
    - Jones, S., 1674
- physician locum programs. see under Ontario Health
- practice-ready assessment programs
  - Begum, 219
- primary care doctors
  - access to
    - Martin, 2440
    - Sattler, 2671–2672
- primary care doctors, funding
  - administrative support
    - Stiles, 2440
- recruitment and retention
  - Jones, S., 284, 2672
  - Sandhu, 3432
  - funding
    - Jones, S., 447
  - funding, northern Ontario
    - Bourgouin, 1459
  - government programs
    - northern Ontario
      - Martin, 934
  - government strategy
    - Jones, S., 1673, 4163, 4258, 4479
    - Stevens, 4258
  - impact of locum model
    - Mantha, 1357
  - northern Ontario
    - Jones, S., 1265
    - Mamakwa, 3207
    - Mantha, 1265, 1356
- recruitment initiatives
  - inter-provincial mobility, regulations
    - Jones, S., 4163
- regional shortages
  - northern Ontario
    - Mantha, 1265
  - primary care
    - Burch, 495
    - Pasma, 809
- service agreements
  - Physician Services Agreement. see Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP) - service coverage
- shortage
  - Karpoche, 1673
  - government strategy
    - Barnes, 795
  - impact on health care system
    - Andrew, 2071
  - impact on patient health
    - Karpoche, 1674
  - northern Ontario
    - Calandra, 161–162
    - Mantha, 161–162
Doctors - education and training
- Jones, S., 2157
- enrollment spaces
  - Dunlop, 3432
- enrolment spaces
  - Dunlop, 226, 448, 492
  - Jones, S., 4163
  - Martin, 2388
  - Triantafilopoulos, 492
- funding
  - Harris, 226
- government strategy
  - Jones, S., 2189, 3195
- medical schools. see also Colleges and universities - capital projects; Colleges and universities–capital projects
  - Dunlop, 393, 492
  - Flack, 441
  - Jones, S., 490, 1669
  - McGregor, 393
  - Triantafilopoulos, 491
  - enrolment spaces
    - Dunlop, 441, 3674
    - Martin, 3674
    - northern Ontario
      - Gélinas, 3208
  - northern Ontario
    - Martin, 934
  - by region
    - Brampton
      - Dunlop, 393
      - McGregor, 392
      - Sarkaria, 2871
Doctors - family doctors
- access to
  - impact on health care system
    - French, 4163–4164
    - Gélinas, 4162–4163
  - northern Ontario
    - Mamakwa, 4163
  - by region
    - Kingston
      - Hsu, 3664
    - Kitchener-Waterloo
      - Fife, 4163
  - regionally
    - Rakocevic, 4163
- administrative responsibilities
  - Collard, 3903
Dogs
- hunting skills, training and trialing facilities
  - licensing
    - Smith, G., 3486, 3488
    - Smith, L., 3488
    - statements by stakeholders
      - Smith, G., 3486
Domestic violence.
see Intimate partner violence
Douglas, Tommy
- general remarks
  - Cuzzetto, 2458
  - Vanthof, 2456, 2458
Driver examination centers
- booking system
  - digital wait-list
    - pilot project (Brampton)
      - Grewal, 1955
Driver's licenses
- suspension of
  - medical condition reports
    - Ministry of Transpiration. see Ministry of Transportation–public service communications

Driving - careless/distracted.
see also Road safety
- causing injury or death
  - fines and penalties
    - French, 1587–1589, 1593
    - Harden, 1592
    - Schreiner, 1591
Drugs
- illegal, trafficking
  - government response
    - Sandhu, 594
  - law enforcement
    - police funding
      - Sandhu, 594
Duffins Creek development
- statements by stakeholders
  - French, 2506
Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve
- creation of, history
  - French, 1571
- development on. see also Rouge National Urban Park–environmental study (federal)
  - Schreiner, 1542–1543
  - food security
    - McMahon, 2162
  - general remarks
    - Calandra, 1959
  - impact of
    - McMahon, 2084
  - land ownership, conflict of interest
    - Bell, 2036
    - Burch, 1474
    - French, 1454, 1571
    - Tabuns, 1775, 1958–1959
  - municipal official plans
    - Clark, 1958
  - requirements, serviceable land
    - French, 2550–2551
  - statements by stakeholders
    - Clark, 1871, 1958
Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve Act,
2005, SO 2005, c 30
- repeal of
  - Bell, 1538
  - French, 1454
  - municipal councils response, motions (Pickering)
    - French, 2120, 2135
  - statements by stakeholders
    - French, 1571
    - Vanthof, 2121
Durham College
- government funding
  - Coe, 993
Durham region
- capital projects
  - McCarthy, 1348

Last updated Monday, June 05, 2023

House subject index

Letter: D

Dairy industry

Debates re answers to question period

Debtors.

Deferred votes

Dementia and other neurocognitive conditions

Democracy

Democratic process

Dental care

Dental care - senior citizens

Development industry

Developmental disabilities, persons with

Developmental services

Developmental services - adult

Developmental services - by site

Developmental services - children

Diabetes

Diagnostic imaging

Dialysis.

Disaster relief

Divisions (recorded vote)

Doctors

Doctors - education and training

Doctors - family doctors

Dogs

Domestic violence.

Douglas, Tommy

Driver examination centers

Driver's licenses

Driving - careless/distracted.

Drugs

Duffins Creek development

Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve

Duffins Rouge Agricultural Preserve Act,

2005, SO 2005, c 30

Durham College

Durham region