Letter: J

• Jarm Holdings Investments Ltd. Act, 2025 (Bill Pr14)

  • first reading
    • Gallagher Murphy, 2377

• Jewish community

  • education and awareness
    • Jewish Heritage Month
      • Smyth, 796

• Job creation and loss

  • Windsor West
    • Gretzky, 614

• Judges

  • general remarks
    • Rae, 467
  • independence of
    • Bell, 532
    • Blais, 261, 463, 474
    • Collard, 450
    • Fairclough, 529
    • Fife, 471
    • Fraser, 258–259, 462–463
    • Hsu, 472
    • Kernaghan, 470
    • McCrimmon, 451
    • Shaw, 463, 468
    • Tabuns, 534
    • Wong-Tam, 260, 439–440, 442, 1226–1227
    • statements from stakeholders
      • Wong-Tam, 440
  • transfer eligibility for new judges
    • bilinguality
      • Gélinas, 456

• Judicial appointments

  • Attorney General, role in
    • Blais, 456
    • Wong-Tam, 441
  • backlog
    • Wong-Tam, 444
  • conflict of interest
    • Collard, 449–450
    • Fraser, 160, 462, 464
    • Vaugeois, 463–464
  • vs. elections
    • Fraser, 462
    • Wong-Tam, 439
  • number of
    • Downey, 367
    • Rae, 465–466
  • other jurisdictions
    • Blais, 471
  • politics in
    • Collard, 1228
    • Schreiner, 1228–1229
  • process
    • Anand, 538
    • Collard, 449
    • Fraser, 464
    • Hamid, 529–530
    • Hsu, 472–473
    • Kernaghan, 471
    • Pang, 455–456
    • Rae, 465, 468
    • Wong-Tam, 441–442
    • statements from stakeholders
      • Bell, 532

• Judicial appointments - Judicial Appointments Advisory Committee

  • annual reports
    • diversity data collecting and reporting
      • Downey, 396
  • assessment criteria
    • Sattler, 538
    • Wong-Tam, 440–441
  • government strategy
    • accountability and transparency
      • Collard, 375
      • Downey, 367, 375
  • membership appointments
    • conflict of interest
      • Vaugeois, 456
    • requirements
      • Wong-Tam, 441
  • ranked short-list
    • Collard, 374
    • Downey, 374

• Judicial education

  • sexual assault law, intimate partner violence and coercive control
    • Fraser, 461
    • Pierre, 2126
    • legislative process
      • Dixon, 2057

• Justice centres

  • vs. courtrooms
    • Pierre, 374
    • Tibollo, 374
  • facilities, development of
    • Anand, 537
    • Pang, 455
    • Smith, L., 464
  • general remarks
    • Downey, 368
    • Tibollo, 370
  • role of
    • Anand, 536–537

• Justice for Soli Act (Stop Criminalizing Mental Health), 2025 (Bill 42)

  • first reading
    • Wong-Tam, 1221–1222

• Justice system

  • accountability and transparency
    • McCrimmon, 452
  • general remarks
    • Hsu, 473
  • government funding
    • Bell, 533
    • McCrimmon, 452
  • government strategy
    • Downey, 259–261, 365–366
    • Kernaghan, 470
  • other jurisdictions
    • Hsu, 473
  • pretrial detention
    • overcrowding
      • Wong-Tam, 440

• Justice system - criminal

  • digital services
    • data collection and sharing
      • Dixon, 2043
  • government funding
    • Downey, 397

• Justice system - reform

  • digital services
    • Pang, 454–455
  • general remarks
    • Wong-Tam, 446–447
  • government strategy
    • Downey, 396–398
    • Fife, 460
    • Wong-Tam, 446
  • implementation of recommendations
    • Wong-Tam, 446