OntarioDid Not Pass44th Parliament, 1st Session

Bill 61 explained in plain English

Ontario Artificial Intelligence, Talent and Innovation Strategy Act, 2025

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Jurisdiction

Ontario Legislature

Legislature / Parliament

Legislative Assembly of Ontario

Session

44th Parliament, 1st Session

Bill number

Bill 61

Full title

Ontario Artificial Intelligence, Talent and Innovation Strategy Act, 2025

Current status

Did Not Pass

Latest event

Lost on division

Last updated

Nov 24, 2025

Sponsor

Rob Cerjanec

Official Legislative Assembly of Ontario snapshot for 44th Parliament, 1st Session. Representative vote breakdowns appear when the Assembly publishes an Ayes and Nays page for the bill.

Chamber

Legislative Assembly of Ontario

Current Stage

Lost on division

Latest Activity

Nov 24, 2025

Sponsor

Rob Cerjanec

Plain-language explanation

In plain English (our explanation)

Our plain-language take, written for civic education.

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Short Version

Ontario Bill 61 requires the Ontario government to design, implement, and maintain a comprehensive artificial intelligence, talent, and innovation strategy aimed at making Ontario a global leader in AI and innovation within 10 years.

What It Means

Ontario Bill 61 creates a legal requirement for the Ontario government to develop and maintain a strategy focused on artificial intelligence (AI), talent, and innovation. The bill defines artificial intelligence broadly to include machine learning systems, neural networks, generative AI, and other computational systems that perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence. The strategy aims to make Ontario a global and national leader in AI and innovation within 10 years. The bill establishes an Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee with up to 21 members appointed by the Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade. The committee must include representatives from the AI industry, AI safety organizations, civil liberties groups, disability rights groups, healthcare, Indigenous groups, manufacturing/agriculture/energy sectors, privacy regulators, organized labour, post-secondary education, and student/youth groups. The committee must produce an initial report within 180 days of being established and an annual report describing Ontario's progress toward the strategy's objectives. The Minister must respond publicly to the committee's recommendations within 90 days and must table the committee's reports in the Legislative Assembly within 60 days of receiving them. The Minister must also appear before a Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs annually to update on progress. The Act comes into force on receiving Royal Assent, and the advisory committee must be established within 90 days after that. Every three years, a Legislative Assembly committee must review how effective the Act has been in achieving its purpose.

What This Bill Does

Requires the Government of Ontario to design, implement, and maintain an artificial intelligence, talent, and innovation strategy with the goal of making Ontario a global and national leader in AI and innovation within 10 years
Establishes an Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee to be appointed by the Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade with up to 21 members
Requires the committee to include at least one representative each from: the AI industry, AI safety organizations, civil liberties advocacy groups, disability rights groups, the health care sector, Indigenous groups, manufacturing/agriculture/energy sectors, information privacy regulators, organized labour, post-secondary education, and student and youth groups
Requires the committee to produce an initial report within 180 days of establishment making recommendations on achieving unmet objectives of the strategy
Requires the committee to publish an annual report describing Ontario's progress in achieving the strategy's objectives
Requires the committee to make recommendations to the Ontario government on implementing the strategy, including suggesting legislative or regulatory changes
Requires the committee to advise on emerging AI innovations and their relation to business development in Ontario
Requires the committee to consult with industry, researchers, students, and public stakeholders on AI, talent, and innovation issues in Ontario
Requires the Minister to publicly respond within 90 days to recommendations in published reports, indicating the government's response and implementation timelines
Requires the Minister to table all committee reports in the Legislative Assembly within 60 days of receipt (or as soon as possible if the Assembly is not in session)
Requires the Minister to appear before the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs annually to update on Ontario's progress toward the strategy's objectives
Allows the Lieutenant Governor in Council to make regulations prescribing additional systems, software, hardware, or processes as artificial intelligence
Requires a Legislative Assembly committee to review the Act's effectiveness every three years

Who Is Affected

The Government of Ontario, which is required to design, implement, and maintain an AI, talent, and innovation strategy
The Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, who must establish and oversee the advisory committee, respond to recommendations, table reports, and provide annual updates to the Legislative Assembly
The Ontario Legislative Assembly and its Standing Committees, which must receive and review reports and assess the Act's effectiveness every three years
The Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee members, who must represent the AI industry, AI safety organizations, civil liberties advocacy groups, disability rights groups, healthcare sector, Indigenous groups, manufacturing/agriculture/energy sectors, information privacy regulators, organized labour, post-secondary education, and student and youth groups
Businesses and startups in Ontario involved in artificial intelligence and innovation, who may be affected by strategies aimed at incentivizing creation, retention, and investment in AI companies
Post-secondary institutions in Ontario, which are targeted in the strategy for developing incubation programs and conducting AI research and development
Ontario residents, who are referenced as stakeholders to be consulted and as beneficiaries of the strategy's goal to improve economic productivity and quality of life
Ontario students, who are targeted for retention in the province and encouragement to return if they have moved abroad
International and domestic investors who may be affected by strategies to incentivize investment in Ontario AI and innovation companies

Rights, Duties, Or Obligations

The Government of Ontario shall design, implement, and maintain an artificial intelligence, talent, and innovation strategy (Section 3(1))
The Minister shall establish an Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee within 90 days of the Act coming into force (Section 4(1))
The Committee shall produce an initial report within 180 days of establishment making recommendations on achieving unmet objectives (Section 4(4))
The Committee shall publish an annual report describing Ontario's progress in achieving the strategy's objectives (Section 4(5), point 4)
The Minister shall publicly respond within 90 days after the Committee makes recommendations in a published report, indicating the government's response and implementation timelines (Section 4(6))
The Minister shall table every Committee report in the Legislative Assembly within 60 days of receiving it, or as early as possible in the next session if the Assembly is not in session (Section 4(7))
The Minister shall appear before the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs annually to update on Ontario's progress in achieving the strategy's objectives (Section 4(8))
A Legislative Assembly committee shall review the Act every three years to assess how effective it has been in achieving its stated purpose (Section 6)
The Lieutenant Governor in Council may make regulations prescribing additional systems, software, hardware, or integrated processes as artificial intelligence for purposes of the Act's definition (Section 5)

Important Dates

The Act comes into force on the day it receives Royal Assent (Section 7)
The Minister must establish the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee within 90 days of the Act coming into force (Section 4(1))
The Committee must produce an initial report within 180 days after the Committee is established (Section 4(4))
The Minister must respond publicly to Committee recommendations within 90 days after they are made in a published report (Section 4(6))
The Minister must table Committee reports in the Legislative Assembly within 60 days of receiving them (Section 4(7))
The Minister must appear before the Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs annually to provide updates (Section 4(8))
A Legislative Assembly committee must review the Act every three years to assess effectiveness (Section 6)

Financial Or Tax Impacts

The bill text does not specify the costs of establishing or operating the Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee
The bill text does not specify the financial impacts or costs associated with designing, implementing, and maintaining the AI, talent, and innovation strategy
The bill text does not specify any tax changes or financial incentives related to the strategy (though the strategy objectives mention incentivizing creation, retention, expansion, and investment)

Enforcement Or Penalties

The bill text does not specify penalties or enforcement mechanisms for non-compliance with the obligations it creates

Uncertainties Or Limits

The bill does not specify what the AI, talent, and innovation strategy should actually contain or what specific actions the government must take; it only describes the strategy's objectives and requires the government to pursue them
The bill does not specify the budget or resources available for implementing the strategy
The bill does not specify enforcement mechanisms or consequences if the government fails to design, implement, or maintain the strategy
The bill does not explain how the advisory committee members will be selected or what specific qualifications or expertise they must have, only that they must represent certain sectors and groups
The bill does not specify how the government should measure progress toward the strategy's objectives or what 'making Ontario a global and national leader in AI and innovation within 10 years' means in concrete terms
The bill does not specify whether the 12 objectives of the strategy are ranked by priority or are all equally important
The bill does not specify what should happen if the three-year review finds the Act is not effective, or what consequences or actions might follow from such a finding

Laws Or Regulations Affected

Definitions of artificial intelligence

created

The bill creates a broad legal definition of artificial intelligence that includes machine learning systems, neural networks, natural language processing, generative AI, autonomous decision-making systems, and emerging forms of AI, with the definition intended to be interpreted broadly to cover future AI technologies not yet named or defined.

Source: Section 1(1) and 1(2)

Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee

created

A new advisory committee is established to advise the Ontario government on AI strategy, make recommendations on implementation, consult on AI issues, and publish annual progress reports. The committee must include representatives from diverse sectors including AI industry, safety organizations, civil liberties groups, disability rights, healthcare, Indigenous groups, and others.

Source: Section 4

Government responsibility for AI, talent, and innovation strategy

created

The bill creates a legal obligation for the Ontario government to design, implement, and maintain a comprehensive AI, talent, and innovation strategy with 12 specified objectives including creating and retaining AI startups, developing research and development, building talent pipelines, protecting safety and privacy, creating economic growth, and developing sovereign AI capacity.

Source: Sections 2 and 3

Minister reporting and accountability requirements

created

The bill creates new reporting and accountability obligations for the Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, including responding to committee recommendations within 90 days, tabling reports in the Legislative Assembly within 60 days, and appearing annually before a Standing Committee to update on strategy progress.

Source: Sections 4(6), 4(7), and 4(8)

Three-year review requirement

created

The bill requires a Legislative Assembly committee to conduct a review of the Act's effectiveness every three years to assess whether the Act is achieving its stated purpose of requiring the government to develop and implement a comprehensive AI strategy.

Source: Section 6

Generated using AI from official bill text. Not legal advice. It is written by PoliticalData.ca for civic education, automatically checked and spot-reviewed before publishing.

Official text

Process Snapshot

Step 1

First reading

Oct 27, 2025

Step 2

Second reading

Nov 24, 2025

Step 3

Committee review

Not reached yet

Step 4

Third reading

Not reached yet

Step 5

Royal assent

Not reached yet

Vote Summary

Yes

Abstain

Absent / Other

Final recorded vote

Nov 24, 2025

114 representative positions are recorded in this official snapshot for this vote.

Sponsor

Rob Cerjanec

Ontario Liberal Party | Ajax

Jurisdiction

Ontario Legislature

Representative Voting Breakdown

Vote badges include text labels so the table stays readable for everyone, even without color cues alone.

Representative	Role	Riding	Party	Vote	Notes
Rob CerjanecSponsor MPP	MPP	Ajax	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Adil Shamji MPP	MPP	Don Valley East	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Aislinn Clancy MPP	MPP	Kitchener Centre	Green Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Alexa Gilmour MPP	MPP	Parkdale—High Park	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Andrea Hazell MPP	MPP	Scarborough—Guildwood	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Bobbi Ann Brady MPP	MPP	Haldimand—Norfolk	Independent	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Catherine Fife MPP	MPP	Waterloo	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Catherine McKenney MPP	MPP	Ottawa Centre	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Chandra Pasma MPP	MPP	Ottawa West—Nepean	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Chris Glover MPP	MPP	Spadina—Fort York	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Doly Begum MPP	MPP	Scarborough Southwest	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
France Gélinas MPP	MPP	Nickel Belt	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Guy Bourgouin MPP	MPP	Mushkegowuk—James Bay	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Jamie West MPP	MPP	Sudbury	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Jeff Burch MPP	MPP	Niagara Centre	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Jennifer (Jennie) Stevens MPP	MPP	St. Catharines	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Jennifer K. French MPP	MPP	Oshawa	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Jessica Bell MPP	MPP	University—Rosedale	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
John Fraser MPP	MPP	Ottawa South	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
John Vanthof MPP	MPP	Timiskaming—Cochrane	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Jonathan Tsao MPP	MPP	Don Valley North	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Karen McCrimmon MPP	MPP	Kanata—Carleton	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Kristyn Wong-Tam MPP	MPP	Toronto Centre	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Lee Fairclough MPP	MPP	Etobicoke—Lakeshore	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Lisa Gretzky MPP	MPP	Windsor West	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Lise Vaugeois MPP	MPP	Thunder Bay—Superior North	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Lucille Collard MPP	MPP	Ottawa—Vanier	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Marit Stiles MPP	MPP	Davenport	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Mary-Margaret McMahon MPP	MPP	Beaches—East York	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Mike Schreiner MPP	MPP	Guelph	Green Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Peggy Sattler MPP	MPP	London West	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Peter Tabuns MPP	MPP	Toronto—Danforth	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Robin Lennox MPP	MPP	Hamilton Centre	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Sandy Shaw MPP	MPP	Hamilton West—Ancaster—Dundas	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Stephanie Bowman MPP	MPP	Don Valley West	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Stephanie Smyth MPP	MPP	Toronto—St. Paul's	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Stephen Blais MPP	MPP	Orléans	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Ted Hsu MPP	MPP	Kingston and the Islands	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Terence Kernaghan MPP	MPP	London North Centre	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Teresa J. Armstrong MPP	MPP	London—Fanshawe	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Tom Rakocevic MPP	MPP	Humber River—Black Creek	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Tyler Watt MPP	MPP	Nepean	Ontario Liberal Party	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Wayne Gates MPP	MPP	Niagara Falls	New Democratic Party of Ontario	Yes	Recorded without an additional note.
Amarjot Sandhu MPP	MPP	Brampton West	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Andrew Dowie MPP	MPP	Windsor—Tecumseh	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Anthony Leardi MPP	MPP	Essex	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Aris Babikian MPP	MPP	Scarborough—Agincourt	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Bill Rosenberg MPP	MPP	Algoma—Manitoulin	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Billy Denault MPP	MPP	Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Billy Pang MPP	MPP	Markham—Unionville	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Brian Riddell MPP	MPP	Cambridge	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Brian Saunderson MPP	MPP	Simcoe—Grey	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Daisy Wai MPP	MPP	Richmond Hill	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Dave Smith MPP	MPP	Peterborough—Kawartha	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
David Smith MPP	MPP	Scarborough Centre	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Dawn Gallagher Murphy MPP	MPP	Newmarket—Aurora	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Deepak Anand MPP	MPP	Mississauga—Malton	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Effie J. Triantafilopoulos MPP	MPP	Oakville North—Burlington	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
George Darouze MPP	MPP	Carleton	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Andrea Khanjin MPP	MPP	Barrie—Innisfil	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Caroline Mulroney MPP	MPP	York—Simcoe	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Charmaine A. Williams MPP	MPP	Brampton Centre	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. David Piccini MPP	MPP	Northumberland—Peterborough South	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Doug Downey MPP	MPP	Barrie—Springwater—Oro-Medonte	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Doug Ford MPP	MPP	Etobicoke North	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Ernie Hardeman MPP	MPP	Oxford	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. George Pirie MPP	MPP	Timmins	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Graydon Smith MPP	MPP	Parry Sound—Muskoka	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Greg Rickford MPP	MPP	Kenora—Rainy River	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Jill Dunlop MPP	MPP	Simcoe North	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Kevin Holland MPP	MPP	Thunder Bay—Atikokan	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Laurie Scott MPP	MPP	Haliburton—Kawartha Lakes—Brock	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Lisa M. Thompson MPP	MPP	Huron—Bruce	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Michael A. Tibollo MPP	MPP	Vaughan—Woodbridge	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Michael Parsa MPP	MPP	Aurora—Oak Ridges—Richmond Hill	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Michael S. Kerzner MPP	MPP	York Centre	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Natalia Kusendova-Bashta MPP	MPP	Mississauga Centre	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Nina Tangri MPP	MPP	Mississauga—Streetsville	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Nolan Quinn MPP	MPP	Stormont—Dundas—South Glengarry	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Paul Calandra MPP	MPP	Markham—Stouffville	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Peter Bethlenfalvy MPP	MPP	Pickering—Uxbridge	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Prabmeet Singh Sarkaria MPP	MPP	Brampton South	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Raymond Sung Joon Cho MPP	MPP	Scarborough North	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Rob Flack MPP	MPP	Elgin—Middlesex—London	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Sam Oosterhoff MPP	MPP	Niagara West	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Stephen Crawford MPP	MPP	Oakville	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Stephen Lecce MPP	MPP	King—Vaughan	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Steve Clark MPP	MPP	Leeds—Grenville—Thousand Islands and Rideau Lakes	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Sylvia Jones MPP	MPP	Dufferin—Caledon	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Todd J. McCarthy MPP	MPP	Durham	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Trevor Jones MPP	MPP	Chatham-Kent—Leamington	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Vijay Thanigasalam MPP	MPP	Scarborough—Rouge Park	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Hon. Zee Hamid MPP	MPP	Milton	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Jess Dixon MPP	MPP	Kitchener South—Hespeler	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
John Jordan MPP	MPP	Lanark—Frontenac—Kingston	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Joseph Racinsky MPP	MPP	Wellington—Halton Hills	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Laura Smith MPP	MPP	Thornhill	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Logan Kanapathi MPP	MPP	Markham—Thornhill	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Lorne Coe MPP	MPP	Whitby	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Matthew Rae MPP	MPP	Perth—Wellington	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Michelle Cooper MPP	MPP	Eglinton—Lawrence	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Mohamed Firin MPP	MPP	York South—Weston	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Monica Ciriello MPP	MPP	Hamilton Mountain	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Natalie Pierre MPP	MPP	Burlington	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Paul Vickers MPP	MPP	Bruce—Grey—Owen Sound	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Ric Bresee MPP	MPP	Hastings—Lennox and Addington	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Robert Bailey MPP	MPP	Sarnia—Lambton	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Rudy Cuzzetto MPP	MPP	Mississauga—Lakeshore	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Sheref Sabawy MPP	MPP	Mississauga—Erin Mills	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Silvia Gualtieri MPP	MPP	Mississauga East—Cooksville	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Stéphane Sarrazin MPP	MPP	Glengarry—Prescott—Russell	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Steve Pinsonneault MPP	MPP	Lambton—Kent—Middlesex	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Tyler Allsopp MPP	MPP	Bay of Quinte	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.
Will Bouma MPP	MPP	Brantford—Brant	Progressive Conservative Party of Ontario	No	Recorded without an additional note.

Official sources

Status, sponsor, votes, and timeline on this page are drawn from these official legislative sources and public records. Each summary above is attributed to its own source.

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