Make your voices heard on Bill 162, changes to the Public Service of Ontario Act

We expect government bureaucracy to be accountable and responsible to the public they serve. Ontario however has a very poor track record in government accountability, transparency, and in consequences for wrongdoing. On February 20th 2020, I am bringing my bill, The Public Accountability and Lobbyist Transparency Act, to the House for Second Reading debate to encourage all MPPs to clean up government bureaucracy and end wrongdoing by passing my Bill 162.

You can help clean up your government and show them the consequences for wrongdoing by signing my petition, and by contacting your MPP and the Premier ([email protected]) demanding they support Bill 162. I hope I can count on your support.

Help spread this petition to your community by downloading our printable petition here.

A Petition to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario – Public Service of Ontario Act

WHEREAS currently neither members of the public nor MPPs can make a disclosure of wrongdoing
by a public servant to the Integrity Commissioner;

WE the undersigned petition the Legislative Assembly of Ontario as follows: That the Public Service of Ontario Act  be amended by passing Bill 162, the Public Accountability and Lobbyist Transparency Act, 2019 to allow for the filing of complaints against a member of the public service to the Integrity Commissioner by individuals and Members of the Assembly, and if found to have merit, the Commissioner shall investigate and refer the matter to the Deputy Minister, the Secretary of Cabinet, the Premier, and/or the Commissioner of the OPP, as appropriate in the Integrity Commissioner’s judgment.