Assemblée législative de l'Ontario

Letter: P

• Palliative care

  • home vs. community
    • availability
      • Elliott, E41

• Pay equity

  • and employment status
    • impact on employment models
      • Fife, F8, F60, F66
      • Sattler, F30, F59–F60, F71–F72
      • West, F59
    • impact on women
      • Fife, F28, F58–F59
    • in post-secondary sector
      • Sattler, F69
      • West, F71
  • for equal work
    • Fife, F69–F70
    • Sattler, F59, F69, F71
  • gender wage gap
    • Hunter, F174–F175
  • and unionization
    • Sattler, F89

• Peace officers

  • special constables
    • training
      • Lindo, JP43

• Pension plans

  • Canada Pension Plan
    • Harden, F444
  • in public vs. private sector
    • Harden, F444

• Pensions

  • Canada Pension Plan
    • Harden, F444
  • in public vs. private sector
    • Harden, F444

• People's Health Care Act, 2019 (Bill 74)

  • proclamation of
    • Elliott, E17
    • Gélinas, E17

• Personal health information.

  see also Health care system - digital reforms
  • patient access
    • Elliott, E68
    • Gélinas, E68

• Personal Support Workers (PSWs)

  • compensation
    • Glover, F715
  • duties
    • Bisson, F382
  • and home and community care. see Home and community care
  • professional certification for
    • Smith, D., F640
  • recruitment and retention
    • Fee, F567
    • Fife, F567
    • Glover, F715
    • Harden, F437
    • Piccini, F283
  • scope of practice
    • Mamakwa, F718
    • Shaw, F673
  • shortage
    • Bisson, F381
    • Fee, F558
    • Skelly, F381, F558
    • Smith, D., F591, F639–F640
  • training
    • in dementia
      • Fee, F567
    • partnerships
      • Arthur, F286
    • program availability
      • Rickford, F286
  • working conditions
    • Fife, F567
    • Shaw, F558

• Pesticides

  • safety approval process
    • Pettapiece, E75

• Pharmacare.

  see also Prescription drugs
  • national program
    • Stiles, F708

• Pharmacists

  • medicinal cannabis, dispensing of
    • Begum, SP40
    • Park, SP40
    • Sabawy, SP39
  • patient consultation
    • Begum, SP40

• Planning Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. P.13

  • s.37: increased density by-law. see Land use planning - development charges—increased density fees

• Poet Laureate

  • of Ontario
    • role of
      • Hunter, T3–T4

• Poet Laureate of Ontario Act (In Memory of Gord Downie), 2018 (Bill 6)

  • Bouma, T4
  • Harris, T4
  • Hunter, T3–T4

• Police officers

  • general remarks
    • Sarkaria, JP5
  • mandatory blood tests
    • Yarde, JP26
  • mental health of
    • Lindo, JP16
    • Singh, S., JP5
  • naloxone administration
    • Sarkaria, JP14
  • training
    • Andrew, JP29
    • Lindo, JP21, JP33
    • Sarkaria, JP36, JP42
    • Singh, S., JP29, JP34, JP40
    • Yarde, JP28, JP33, JP39

• `Police officers

  • general remarks
    • Sarkaria, JP5

• Police service boards

  • composition of
    • Lindo, JP9
    • Singh, S., JP21
  • member training
    • Sarkaria, JP36
    • Singh, S., JP34

• Police services

  • chiefs, role of
    • Crawford, JP30
  • community safety and well-being plans. see Community safety
  • outsourcing
    • Singh, S., JP4
    • Yarde, JP8, JP15, JP21
  • police record checks
    • for volunteers
      • Downey, F700

• Police services - community relations

  • racialized communities
    • Lindo, JP11, JP23, JP39
    • Sarkaria, JP24
    • Yarde, JP39

• Police services oversight

  • general remarks
    • Lindo, JP27
  • oversight bodies
    • independence
      • Baber, JP12
      • Singh, S., JP11
      • Yarde, JP11

• Police services oversight - reform

  • overlap with Safer Ontario Act, 2018
    • Baber, JP8
    • Lindo, JP36–JP37
    • Sarkaria, JP7
    • Yarde, JP36
  • regulations under statutes
    • public consultation on
      • Babikian, JP34
      • Sarkaria, JP40
  • Tulloch report (2017), recommendations
    • Andrew, JP18
    • Lindo, JP23
    • Park, JP21
    • Yarde, JP17

• Police services - reform

  • general remarks
    • Singh, S., JP18

• Policy development

  • adviser compensation
    • Mamakwa, F684
  • Health in All Policies (HiAP) model
    • Gélinas, P63–P64
    • Miller, N., P53–P54
  • use of consultants
    • Shaw, F684

• Political fundraising events

  • attendance by members and political candidates
    • Arthur, F157–F159
    • Piccini, F158
    • Shaw, F158

• Population growth

  • general remarks
    • McDonell, JP147
  • projections by region
    • Greater Toronto Area
      • Hogarth, JP103

• Poverty.

  see also Basic Income Pilot
  • and health outcomes
    • Morrison, P56
  • intersectionality of
    • Sattler, P67
  • reduction strategies
    • Shaw, F434

• Prescription drugs

  • coverage through Trillium Drug Program
    • Elliott, E11
  • new drug approval process
    • Pettapiece, E74–E75
  • new drug coverage. see under Ontario Drug Benefit Program

• Private career colleges

  • apprenticeship programs
    • Skelly, F711
  • equity of access
    • Shaw, F710
  • Everest College. see Everest College
  • funding sources
    • Skelly, F711
  • per student cost vs. public sector
    • Skelly, F711
  • regulation of
    • Shaw, F710
  • students
    • eligibility for OSAP funding
      • Shaw, F710
    • protection in case of closure
      • Shaw, F710
      • Skelly, F711

• Professionals

  • self-incorporation of
    • Harden, F419

• Progressive Conservative (PC) Party

  • election campaign (2018)
    • employment standards
      • Piccini, F50
    • government finances
      • Shaw, F671

• Propane

  • as vehicle fuel
    • Arthur, F586
    • Downey, F585
    • Skelly, F586

• Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth

  • independence of
    • Fife, F145
  • investigative role
    • Piccini, F144–F145
  • transfer of role
    • Arthur, F176
    • Bourgouin, F176
    • Mamakwa, F549
    • Shaw, F175–F176, F338, F684
    • cost savings
      • Shaw, F145
    • impact on children and youth
      • Arthur, F122
      • Mamakwa, F122
    • impact on Indigenous communities
      • Mamakwa, F121, F145
    • public consultation
      • Shaw, F145

• Provincial-municipal relations

  • general remarks
    • Hatfield, F473

• Psychologists

  • shortage, government funding for
    • Shaw, F252–F253

• Public assets

  • management of
    • Arthur, F174
  • privatization
    • Shaw, F218, F329
    • Stiles, F241
  • privatization, fiscal implications of
    • Shaw, FT94–FT95
  • revenue
    • accounting and use of
      • Fife, FT102

• Public health

  • active living programs
    • Miller, N., P53
  • administration, modernization of
    • Ghamari, P66
  • administration, reform of. see also Public health units—restructuring
    • Ghamari, P66
  • and cannabis legalization
    • Gélinas, P63, P69
    • Miller, N., P54
    • Morrison, P57
    • Parsa, P60
    • Surma, P55
  • chronic disease prevention. see Chronic disease prevention
  • education campaigns
    • Wai, P66
  • funding
    • allocation
      • Gélinas, E24–E25, E50–E52, E65
      • Ghamari, P60–P61, P66
    • allocation, impact on programming
      • Gélinas, E51
    • general remarks
      • Gélinas, E49
      • Miller, N., P52
      • Monteith-Farrell, E44
    • provincial-municipal cost-sharing
      • Elliott, E8, E43
      • Gélinas, E12, E23
      • Monteith-Farrell, E43
    • release of
      • Gélinas, E64
  • health equity
    • indicators of
      • Morrison, P56
    • and poverty
      • Morrison, P56
  • Health in All Policies (HiAP) model
    • Gélinas, P63–P64
    • Miller, N., P53–P54
  • and minimum wage. see Minimum wage—and public health
  • population health assessment
    • data collection
      • Gélinas, P58
      • Ghamari, P62, P65
    • reporting
      • Gélinas, P57–P58
    • resource requirements
      • Gélinas, P58
      • Ghamari, P66
    • timeline
      • Gélinas, P58
  • smoking cessation programs
    • Gélinas, P117
  • standards modernization
    • outcome measures
      • Gélinas, P68–P69

• Public Health Ontario (PHO)

  • mandate
    • Ghamari, P65

• Public health - programs

  • chronic disease prevention. see under Chronic disease prevention
  • data surveillance
    • in Indigenous communities
      • Gélinas, P67
  • dental care. see also Dental care—community access points
    • for senior citizens
      • Elliott, E12, E16, E23, E50, E64
      • Gélinas, E23, E64
  • funding by program. see Public health—funding—allocation
  • health promotion
    • Gélinas, E51–E52
  • smoking cessation. see also Smoking
    • and contraband tobacco
      • Miller, N., P54
    • impact of advertising restrictions
      • Gélinas, P64
    • strategy modernization report
      • Gélinas, P63

• Public health - smoking cessation.

  see also Smoking
  • and contraband tobacco
    • Miller, N., P54
  • impact of advertising restrictions
    • Gélinas, P64
  • strategy modernization report
    • Gélinas, P63

• Public health units

  • coordination between
    • Elliott, E50
  • data surveillance programs
    • in Indigenous communities
      • Gélinas, P67
  • and emergency service provision
    • Monteith-Farrell, E44
  • governance
    • Elliott, E8–E9
  • impact on hospital overcrowding. see under Chronic disease prevention
  • Indigenous cultural competency training
    • Morrison, P56
  • local population health assessments
    • cost
      • Ghamari, P66
    • data collection and interpretation
      • Gélinas, P58–P59
      • Ghamari, P61, P65–P66
    • funding for
      • Ghamari, P61–P62
  • mergers between
    • Gélinas, P68
  • resource allocation, across units
    • Gélinas, E50, P59
    • Ghamari, P66
  • resource allocation, within unit
    • Ghamari, P60–P62
  • resource requirements
    • Gélinas, P58
    • Ghamari, P65
  • restructuring
    • amalgamation
      • Elliott, E8–E9, E12, E50
      • Gélinas, E50–E51
    • projected cost savings. see Public health—funding—provincial-municipal cost-sharing
  • school collaboration
    • Ghamari, P60–P61
    • Miller, N., P53
    • Morrison, P56
    • Parsa, P59
  • voluntary mergers
    • Gélinas, P68

• Public libraries.

  see also Arts and culture industry
  • access to
    • Roberts, F268
  • digital services
    • Roberts, F268
  • funding
    • Arthur, F269
    • Shaw, F305
  • government funding
    • Arthur, F269
    • Shaw, F305, F358
  • as social service
    • Shaw, F269
  • as source of broadband access
    • Arthur, F269
    • Skelly, F268
  • and youth engagement
    • Roberts, F358

• Public sector

  • role of, in policy development
    • Vanthof, FT66
  • salaries
    • Shaw, F242

• Public sector accounting standards (PSAS)

  • general remarks
    • Fife, FT43
  • reform
    • Shaw, FT94

• Public Service Pension Plan (PSPP)

  • accounting treatment in relation to Ontario's Fair Hydro Plan
    • Baber, FT33–FT34, FT92, FT303
    • Downey, FT38
    • Fife, FT53, FT88
    • Park, FT104
    • Shaw, FT24, FT30
    • Vanthof, FT20

• Public service workers

  • appreciation for
    • Harden, F446

• Public services

  • access to
    • in rural Ontario
      • Ghamari, F398
  • general remarks
    • Harden, F418

• Public-private partnerships

  • infrastructure projects
    • Fife, FT35–FT36
    • Natyshak, A27–A28
    • Shaw, FT37
    • Stiles, A26–A27

• Pulp and paper industry

  • as employer in northern Ontario
    • Bisson, F354
    • Bourgouin, F353
    • Cho, S., F353

• Pulp and paper mills.

  see Mills