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Accessibility - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Home Office of the Assembly. Accessibility Policies at the Office of the Legislative Assembly. The Office of the Assembly is committed to providing barrier-free access to the Legislative Building and to the programs, goods, publications, and services we provide. We do our best to make sure that our policies, practices, and procedures promote independence, dignity, integration, equality and opportunity for persons with disabilities. A support person or persons may come with you when you visit the Legislat...

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Live House Webcast - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Watch with Closed Captioning. Schedule when the House is Sitting. Legislative Proceedings (to 6:00 pm). Private Members' Public Business. Legislative Proceedings (to 6:00 pm). Past and Present MPPs. Watch the Legislature in Action. Use of Assembly Grounds. Coming to Queen's Park? Cafeteria and Dining Room. Visit and Learn - Discovery Portal. Office of the Assembly.

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Participation in Committees - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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A legislative committee is a small working group of MPPs responsible for detailed consideration of any matter that it is authorized to review. In the course of its work, a committee may hold public hearings, where citizens from across Ontario have the opportunity to comment on or provide evidence relating to the matter under review. Submitting material to a committee. Appearing as a committee witness. Then click on the Notice of Hearings tab.). You may also contact our office at:. 99 Wellesley Street West.

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Petitions - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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A petition is a request that the Parliament of Ontario take some specific action (or refrain from taking some action) to redress a public grievance. This three step guide will assist individuals and organizations in ensuring that a petition meets all the requirements for presentation to the Legislative Assembly. Presentation of a Petition. The Government's Response to a Petition. The request must appear at the top of every page of signatures submitted with the petition. Zwnj; ‌Petitions Sample. Watch the...

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Use of Assembly Grounds - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Use of Assembly Grounds. Use of Assembly Grounds. Zwnj;The Legislative Precinct Grounds at Queen’s Park (Toronto) comprise the area of land bounded by Queen’s Park Crescent on the east and west and on the north by Wellesley Street West. Some of the permitted activities on the Legislative Precinct Grounds include:. Public Assemblies (demonstrations, protests, or rallies) —. See application form below. Ceremonial and Official Visits. Parliamentary or Protocol Activities. Officers of the Legislative Securit...

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Getting Involved - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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An introduction to the roles and responsibilities of Members of Provincial Parliament. Including general instructions on how to contact an MPP, as well as links to MPP address and contact information lists. An overview for individuals and organizations wishing to appear as witnesses before Committees, or to make a written submission. Watch the Legislature in Action. You can watch House proceedings in person from the public galleries in the Chamber, or view them on your local cable TV or by webcast.

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Glossary - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Home Office of the Assembly. Glossary of Parliamentary Terms. A bill that has passed first, second, and third reading in the House, and which becomes law upon receiving the signature of the Lieutenant Governor signifying Royal Assent. The period between the termination of a meeting of the House and the start of the next meeting. An interruption in the course of the same session. A proposed law. Bills must go through three readings, usually a committee process and Royal Assent before they become law.

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Office of the Assembly - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Home Office of the Assembly. Office of the Legislative Assembly. The Speaker, Hon. Dave Levac. Clerk of the Legislative Assembly. Information and Technology Services Division. Legislative Library and Research Services. Broadcast and Recording Service. Hansard Reporting and Interpretation Services. Parliamentary Protocol and Public Relations Branch. Sergeant-at-Arms and Precinct Properties Division. The Speaker, Hon Dave Levac. Clerk of the Legislative Assembly. The Clerk's Office supports the activities ...

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Employment - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Home Office of the Assembly. The Legislative Assembly of Ontario employs a group of diverse individuals with a range of skills and qualifications to suit a multitude of positions. If you are interested in a listed position, click on the link provided to find out more about the position and how to apply. Thank you for your interest in employment. Press Clipping Service Technician. Legislative Library and Research Services. Past and Present MPPs. Watch the Legislature in Action. Use of Assembly Grounds.

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Location & Parking - Legislative Assembly of Ontario

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Home Coming to Queen's Park? Queen's Park is in downtown Toronto, just north of University Avenue and College Street. Our street address is 111 Wellesley Street West. Some branches of the Office of the Legislative Assembly, the Legislature's administrative arm, are located in the Whitney Block, across the street at 99 Wellesley Street West. Office of the Legislative Assembly. Routes, schedules and information. (External site). Paid public parking is available at several lots within a ten-minute walk.