US EditionFord Government Ignores Public & Official Party Opposition Calls For Passing An Ameded Bill 9 – Municipal Accountability Act
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Despite the consensus, the Ontario government persists: if a municipal elected official commits misconduct at work, it will be his colleagues around the council table who will have to unanimously decide whether he can keep his seat, not a judge. MPPs were at Queen's Park on Tuesday to study, clause by clause, the Doug Ford government's bill to regulate misconduct on municipal councils. This step comes after public hearings held across Ontario th…
Ford Government Ignores Public & Official Party Opposition Calls For Passing An Ameded Bill 9 – Municipal Accountability Act
Ford Leaves It To Municipal Councils To Decide Whether Or Not To Remove A Councillor For Egregious Actions “There always seems to be a reason for this (Ontario Ford) government to not pass this legislation. It is not a difficult task. Creating a safe working environment requires clear workplace protections. This is the third iteration of this legislation. It’s been debated for three years. (Ontario Municipal Affairs) Minister (Rob) Flack knows e…
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