Canada — Ontario
Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2001, S.O. 2001, c. 32
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The Act requires Ontario public bodies and certain organizations to plan for accessibility, consult with persons with disabilities, and make some plans public.
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1,022 matching statutes
Canada — Ontario
1 provisions
The Act requires Ontario public bodies and certain organizations to plan for accessibility, consult with persons with disabilities, and make some plans public.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets out membership, election, committee, application, advertising, and ethics rules for the Association and its Registrar.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets licensing, disclosure, office, recordkeeping, poster, and borrower-protection rules for payday lenders and loan brokers.
Canada — Ontario
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Municipalities and local boards may exclude certain expenses from budget estimates, but if they do, they may have to prepare and adopt a report with specified contents.
Canada — Ontario
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This Act requires Hydro One’s board to set a compensation framework, get it approved, publish compensation information, and comply with directives and information requests. It also gives ministers and cabinet bodies powers over directives, regulations, and information collection.
Canada — Ontario
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This part defines key student-loan terms and sets rules for residency, approved courses, repayment, default, interest, and some interest exemptions.
Canada — Ontario
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The City or a local board may exclude certain expenses from budget estimates, but if it does so it must prepare and adopt a report, and the report must include specified financial impacts. The Minister must also initiate a review by December 31, 2012.
Canada — Ontario
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The separate record must not be numbered in a way that suggests other information was disclosed, and it must include the English and French notices when the individual’s own finding of guilt is disclosed to that individual.
Canada — Ontario
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This Part defines key ozone-depleting substances and sets rules for handling, discharging, servicing, refilling, selling, storing, transporting, and disposing of them, with many exceptions and certification requirements.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision lists many actions by a member that count as professional misconduct.
Canada — Ontario
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This provision sets workplace health and safety rules for certain health care and residential facilities, including record retention, written safety procedures, training, PPE, ventilation, heating, lighting, hygiene, restricted spaces, equipment, electrical safety, cylinders, ladders, and scaffolds.
Canada — Ontario
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This regulation sets safety, registration, inspection, and reporting rules for boilers, pressure vessels, and piping.