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THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 1 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, 1993; the Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario who oversees Ontario s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act; the Office of the Integrity Commissioner who administers the Members Integrity Act, 1994; the Lobbyists Registration Act, 1998; the Cabinet Ministers and Opposition Leaders Expenses Review and Accountability Act, 2002; and Disclosing and Investigating Wrongdoing and Ethical Conduct under the Public Service of Ontario Act, 2006; the Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth who administers the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth Act, 2007; the Office of the French Language Commissioner whose mandate is to ensure compliance with the French Language Act in the delivery of government services; and the Office of Financial Accountability Officer whose mandate is to provide an independent research, analysis and estimate of costs about the state of the Province s finances and trends, any public bill or proposal that is before the Assembly. All funds are paid out of the Legislative Assembly Fund, which is separate and independent of the Consolidated Revenue Fund. PROGRAM SUMMARY VOTE PROGRAM Estimates 2014-15 Estimates 2013-14 Difference Between 2014-15 and 2013-14 Actual 2012-13 201 202 Office of the Assembly Program Commission(er)'s Program Less: Special Warrants TOTAL TO BE VOTED 133,275,800 32,012,800 56,588,000 108,700,600 127,779,300 30,517,800-158,297,100 5,496,500 1,495,000 56,588,000 (49,596,500) 116,224,627 27,031,126-143,255,753 Special Warrants 56,588,000 165,288,600-158,297,100 56,588,000 6,991,500-143,255,753 Total Operating and Capital Including Consolidation and Other Adjustments (not including Assets) 165,288,600 158,297,100 6,991,500 143,255,753

2 THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 PROGRAM - VOTE 201 This program includes salaries and allowances and all support services provided to Members by the various offices of the Assembly. VOTE SUMMARY Difference Estimates Estimates Between Actual 2014-15 2013-14 2014-15 2012-13 and 2013-14 1 Office of the Speaker 400,200 400,200-260,708 2 Office of the Clerk 809,800 799,300 10,500 595,624 3 Legislative 12,118,600 12,400,600 (282,000) 10,739,728 4 Information and Technology 11,367,400 11,364,500 2,900 10,194,492 5 Administrative 6,437,000 6,037,500 399,500 5,560,397 6 Sergeant at Arms and Precinct Properties 25,442,800 25,012,900 429,900 19,025,111 8 Caucus Support 12,421,500 11,695,200 726,300 12,073,876 9 Members' Compensation and Travel 23,033,800 20,887,800 2,146,000 21,280,503 10 Members' Office Support 40,982,700 38,919,300 2,063,400 36,232,188 11 Ontario Legislative Internship Program 262,000 262,000-262,000 Total Including Special Warrants 133,275,800 127,779,300 5,496,500 116,224,627 Less: Special Warrants 45,668,800-45,668,800 - TOTAL TO BE VOTED 87,607,000 127,779,300 (40,172,300) 116,224,627 Special Warrants 45,668,800-45,668,800-133,275,800 127,779,300 5,496,500 116,224,627

THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 3 PROGRAM - VOTE 201, cont'd STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION 201-1 STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUB-S Office of the Speaker 68,500 15,700 131,600 150,100 34,300 400,200 201-2 Office of the Clerk 472,900 135,800 27,300 151,000 22,800 809,800 201-3 Legislative Subtotal 7,673,000 1,765,300 668,500 1,571,200 543,600 12,221,600 Less: Recoveries 103,000 12,118,600 201-4 Information and Technology Subtotal 7,467,500 1,718,100 188,900 1,233,500 760,900 11,368,900 Less: Recoveries 1,500 11,367,400

4 THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 PROGRAM - VOTE 201, cont'd STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION, cont'd STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUB-S 201-5 Administrative 3,930,300 908,900 612,800 820,900 225,100 Subtotal 6,498,000 Less: Recoveries 61,000 6,437,000 201-6 Sergeant at Arms and Precinct Properties 6,695,400 1,539,900 69,300 14,834,400 2,433,800 Subtotal 25,572,800 Less: Recoveries 130,000 25,442,800 201-8 Caucus Support 8,512,000 1,957,700 281,300 1,448,000 222,500 12,421,500 201-9 Members' Compensation and Travel 15,744,300 3,558,400 2,141,100 1,578,300 11,700 23,033,800

THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 5 PROGRAM - VOTE 201, cont'd STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION, cont'd 201-10 STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUB-S Members' Office Support 21,223,700 4,486,200 4,677,600 8,343,000 2,252,200 40,982,700 201-11 Ontario Legislative Internship Program Transfer payments Ontario Legislative Internship Program 262,000 262,000 for Office of the Assembly Program 133,275,800

6 THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 COMMISSION(ER)'S PROGRAM - VOTE 202 This program includes the Environmental Commissioner who administers the Environmental Bill of Rights, 1993; the Information and Privacy Commissioner/Ontario who oversees Ontario s Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act; the Office of the Integrity Commissioner who administers the Members Integrity Act, 1994; the Lobbyists Registration Act, 1998; the Cabinet Ministers and Opposition Leaders Expenses Review and Accountability Act, 2002; and Disclosing and Investigating Wrongdoing and Ethical Conduct under the Public Service of Ontario Act, 2006; the Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth who administers the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth Act, 2007; the Office of the French Language Commissioner whose mandate is to ensure compliance with the French Language Act in the delivery of government services; and the Office of Financial Accountability Officer whose mandate is to provide an independent research, analysis and estimate of costs about the state of the Province s finances and trends, any public bill or proposal that is before the Assembly. VOTE SUMMARY Difference Estimates Estimates Between Actual 2014-15 2013-14 2014-15 2012-13 and 2013-14 1 Environmental Commissioner 3,860,700 3,831,200 29,500 3,714,047 2 Office of the Information and Privacy 15,703,800 15,194,200 509,600 13,846,714 Commissioner 3 Office of the Integrity Commissioner 2,336,000 2,594,000 (258,000) 1,751,911 4 Office of the Provincial Advocate for 8,817,100 8,591,600 225,500 7,718,454 Children and Youth 5 Office of the French Language 1,187,800 306,800 881,000 - Commissioner 6 Financial Accountability Officer 107,400-107,400 - Total Including Special Warrants 32,012,800 30,517,800 1,495,000 27,031,126 Less: Special Warrants 10,919,200-10,919,200 - TOTAL TO BE VOTED 21,093,600 30,517,800 (9,424,200) 27,031,126 Special Warrants 10,919,200-10,919,200-32,012,800 30,517,800 1,495,000 27,031,126

THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 7 COMMISSION(ER)'S PROGRAM - VOTE 202, cont'd STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION 202-1 STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUB-S Environmental Commissioner 2,176,100 500,500 107,900 1,005,700 70,500 3,860,700 202-2 Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner 10,444,100 2,625,900 337,500 1,960,300 336,000 15,703,800 202-3 Office of the Integrity Commissioner 1,019,300 234,400 90,400 914,300 77,600 2,336,000 202-4 Office of the Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth 3,993,900 918,600 851,200 2,923,000 130,400 8,817,100

8 THE ESTIMATES, 2014-15 COMMISSION(ER)'S PROGRAM - VOTE 202, cont'd STANDARD ACCOUNTS CLASSIFICATION, cont'd 202-5 STANDARD ACCOUNT BY AND SUB-S Office of the French Language Commissioner 589,700 135,600 134,400 301,800 26,300 1,187,800 202-6 Financial Accountability Officer to be Voted 46,700 10,700 3,200 39,900 6,900 107,400 for Commission(er)'s Program 32,012,800