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THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 1 SUMMARY The Office of the Legislative Assembly, established by the Province of Ontario under the Legislative Assembly Act of Ontario on December 20, 1974, exists to provide procedural, financial and operational support for all Members of Provincial Parliament in the House, Committees and constituency offices. The Office also includes the Environmental Commissioner who administers the Environmental Bill of Rights; the Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario who oversees Ontario's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act; and the Office of the Integrity Commissioner who administers the Members' Integrity Act and the Lobbyists Registration Act. All funds are paid out of the Legislative Assembly Fund, which is separate and independent of the Consolidated Revenue Fund. 2002-03 PROGRAMS Change from $ $ $ $ 2000-01 Actual 99,378,000 Office of the Assembly Program 9,928,300 89,449,700 85,423,958 10,515,200 Commission(er)'s Program 579,800 9,935,400 9,035,177 109,893,200 Total Operating 10,508,100 99,385,100 94,459,135 27,500,000 Less: Special Warrants 27,500,000 - - 82,393,200 < TOTAL TO BE VOTED (16,991,900) 99,385,100 94,459,135 ACCOUNTING CLASSIFICATION 109,893,200 Expenditure 10,508,100 99,385,100 94,459,135

2 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 PROGRAM : This program includes salaries and allowances and all support services provided to Members by the various offices of the Assembly. VOTE and item 2002-03 PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES Change from $ $ $ $ 2000-01 Actual 201 PROGRAM 1 539,400 Office of the Speaker........................ 69,300 470,100 395,077 2 715,800 Office of the Clerk........................... 105,800 610,000 703,452 3 10,623,100 Legislative Services......................... 559,800 10,063,300 8,317,005 4 5,978,000 Legislative Library.......................... 401,000 5,577,000 5,300,408 5 4,859,600 Administrative Services..................... 327,800 4,531,800 4,208,075 6 21,638,100 Sergeant at Arms and Precinct Properties.... 7,057,600 14,580,500 15,395,874 7 3,102,400 Legislative Information Systems............. 430,400 2,672,000 2,631,028 8 9,524,200 Caucus Support Services................... 128,500 9,395,700 9,464,123 9 13,253,800 Members' Compensation and Travel......... 350,600 12,903,200 12,355,731 10 28,860,600 Members' Office Support Services........... 469,500 28,391,100 26,340,148 11 202,000 Ontario Legislative Internship Program....... - 202,000 170,000 12 81,000 Lieutenant Governor's Suite................. 28,000 53,000 - - - Restructuring Costs........................ - - 143,037 99,378,000 Total Operating.......................... 9,928,300 89,449,700 85,423,958 24,500,000 Less: Special Warrants..................... 24,500,000 - - 74,878,000 Amount to be Voted...................... (14,571,700) 89,449,700 85,423,958 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 3 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Office of the Speaker (201-1) $ Salaries and wages..................... 100,700 Employee benefits...................... 19,700 Transportation and communication........ 123,900 Services.............................. 248,400 Supplies and equipment................. 55,700 548,400 Less: Recoveries....................... 9,000 539,400 Office of the Clerk (201-2) Salaries and wages..................... 369,100 Employee benefits...................... 124,000 Transportation and communication........ 21,100 Services.............................. 183,900 Supplies and equipment................. 22,200 720,300 Less: Recoveries....................... 4,500 715,800 Legislative Services (201-3) Salaries and wages..................... 6,475,700 Employee benefits...................... 1,281,800 Transportation and communication........ 684,100 Services.............................. 1,236,800 Supplies and equipment................. 1,046,200 10,724,600 Less: Recoveries....................... 101,500 10,623,100 Legislative Library (201-4) Salaries and wages..................... 4,005,400 Employee benefits...................... 781,200 Transportation and communication........ 63,500 Services.............................. 345,000 Supplies and equipment................. 784,400 5,979,500 Less: Recoveries....................... 1,500 5,978,000 Administrative Services (201-5) Salaries and wages..................... 3,102,200 Employee benefits...................... 622,400 Transportation and communication........ 773,200 Services.............................. 215,100 Supplies and equipment................. 146,700 4,859,600 Sergeant at Arms and Precinct Properties (201-6) $ Salaries and wages..................... 5,260,100 Employee benefits...................... 1,025,800 Transportation and communication........ 61,600 Services.............................. 12,765,400 Supplies and equipment................. 2,628,700 21,741,600 Less: Recoveries....................... 103,500 21,638,100 Legislative Information Systems (201-7) Salaries and wages..................... 1,720,100 Employee benefits...................... 335,400 Transportation and communication........ 90,900 Services.............................. 373,900 Supplies and equipment................. 582,100 3,102,400 Caucus Support Services (201-8) Salaries and wages..................... 6,424,000 Employee benefits...................... 1,284,800 Transportation and communication........ 237,100 Services.............................. 1,194,300 Supplies and equipment................. 384,000 9,524,200 Members' Compensation and Travel (201-9) Salaries and wages..................... 8,983,000 Employee benefits...................... 1,823,500 Transportation and communication........ 1,432,200 Services.............................. 1,003,400 Supplies and equipment................. 11,700 13,253,800 Members' Office Support Services (201-10) Salaries and wages..................... 15,915,100 Employee benefits...................... 2,945,500 Transportation and communication........ 3,250,200 Services.............................. 3,815,400 Supplies and equipment................. 2,934,400 28,860,600

4 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 5 PROGRAM - Continued STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Ontario Legislative Internship Program (201-11) Transfer payments Ontario Legislative Internship Program Lieutenant Governor's Suite (201-12) $..... 202,000 202,000 Services.............................. 81,000 81,000 Total Operating for Office of the Assembly 99,378,000 Program

6 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 COMMISSION(ER)'S PROGRAM : This program includes the Environmental Commissioner who administers the Environmental Bill of Rights; the Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario who oversees Ontario's Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act; and the Office of the Integrity Commissioner who administers the Members' Integrity Act and the Lobbyists Registration Act. VOTE and item 2002-03 PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES Change from $ $ $ $ 2000-01 Actual 202 COMMISSION(ER)'S PROGRAM 1 1,973,100 Environmental Commissioner............... 114,900 1,858,200 1,819,569 2 7,455,600 Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner............................. 206,100 7,249,500 6,734,355 3 1,086,500 Office of the Integrity Commissioner......... 258,800 827,700 481,253 10,515,200 Total Operating.......................... 579,800 9,935,400 9,035,177 3,000,000 Less: Special Warrants..................... 3,000,000 - - 7,515,200 Amount to be Voted...................... (2,420,200) 9,935,400 9,035,177 - NOTES -

THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03 7 STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION Environmental Commissioner (202-1) $ Salaries and wages..................... 1,336,500 Employee benefits...................... 260,700 Transportation and communication........ 58,000 Services.............................. 279,300 Supplies and equipment................. 38,600 1,973,100 Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner (202-2) Salaries and wages..................... 5,154,500 Employee benefits...................... 1,005,100 Transportation and communication........ 180,400 Services.............................. 840,200 Supplies and equipment................. 275,400 7,455,600 Office of the Integrity Commissioner (202-3) Salaries and wages..................... 431,700 Employee benefits...................... 84,300 Transportation and communication........ 35,400 Services.............................. 459,300 Supplies and equipment................. 75,800 1,086,500 Total Operating for Commission(er)'s Program 10,515,200

8 THE ESTIMATES, 2002-03