c 9 Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Amendment Act, 1983 (No. 1)

Ontario: Annual Statutes 1983 c 9 Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Amendment Act, 1983 (No. 1) Ontario Queen's Printer for Ontario, 1983 Follow this and additional works at: http://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/ontario_statutes Bibliographic Citation Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Amendment Act, 1983 (No. 1), SO 1983, c 9 Repository Citation Ontario (1983) "c 9 Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Amendment Act, 1983 (No. 1)," Ontario: Annual Statutes: Vol. 1983, Article 11. Available at: http://digitalcommons.osgoode.yorku.ca/ontario_statutes/vol1983/iss1/11 This Statutes is brought to you for free and open access by the Statutes at Osgoode Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Ontario: Annual Statutes by an authorized administrator of Osgoode Digital Commons.

169 CHAPTER 9 An Act to amend the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Act Assented to February 23rd, 1983 HER MAJESTY, by and with the advice and consent of the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario, enacts as follows: 1. (1) Section 116 of the Municipality of Metropolitan s-^'*' Toronto Act, being chapter 314 of the Revised Statutes of *"^ Ontario, 1980, is amended, by relettering clauses and (b) as (bb) and (be); and (b) by adding thereto the following clauses: "boards" means the School Board and the boards of education; (b) "boards of education" means the following: 1. The Board of Education for the Borough of East York. 2. The Board of Education for the Borough of Etobicoke. 3. The Board of Education for the City of North York. 4. The Board of Education for the Borough of Scarborough. 5. The Board of Education for the City of Toronto. 6. The Board of Education for the Borough of York; (ba) "elementary school teacher" means a teacher who is a member of.

70 Chap. 9 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO 1983 (i) L' Association des Enseignants Franco- Ontariens, if the major portion of the teacher's teaching assignment is at the elementary school level, (ii) The Federation of Women Teachers' Associations of Ontario, or (iii) The Ontario Public School Men Teachers' Federation; (f) "secondary school teacher" means a teacher who is a member of, (ii) The Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation. * 1'^' (2) The said section 116 is further amended by adding thereto the following subsection: (i) L' Association des Enseignants Franco- Ontariens, if less than the major portion of the teacher's teaching assignment is at the elementary school level, or '"terpre- (2) In this Part, tation ^ ' "agreement" (in relation to the employment of teachers), "branch affiliate" and "teacher" R.s^o. 1980, have the same meanings as in the School 464 Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act; and (b) "elementary school" and "secondary school" R.s^o. 1980, have the same meanings as in the Education c. 129 Act. s. 118(4), 2. (1) Subsection 118 (4) of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor: Election and (4) jhe election of members of the boards of education shall be conducted by the same officers and in the same manner as elections of members of the council of a municipality. Transitional (2) The members of the boards of education mentioned in section 1 18 of the said Act elected to office in the regular election in 1982 shall hold office for a term of three years and until their successors are elected and a new board organized.

. 1983 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO Chap. 9 171 3. Subsection 121 (3) of the said Act is amended by striking out "or otherwise participate" in the seventh line. «i2i(3), 4. Subsection 124 (1) of the said Act is repealed and the following substituted therefor: s. 124(1), re-enacted (1) Ten members of the School Board are necessary to form Quorum a quorum when the School Board is dealing with matters that affect pubhc schools exclusively and eleven members of the School Board are necessary to form a quorum in all other cases, and the concurring votes of a majority of the members of the School Board present who are entitled to vote on any matter are necessary to carry such matter. ^" '"^ 5. Section 125 of the said Act is repealed apd the following substituted therefor: «i^s, "^"^ **^ 125. (1) Except as provided in this section and in subsection 126 (5), the members of the School Board appointed by boards of education shall hold office while they are members of their respective boards of education and until their successors take office and a new board is organized. Term of office (2) Where as a result of a change in the chairmanship of a board of education, a member of the board of education who is also a member of the School Board becomes chairman of such board of education, his seat on the School Board, otherwise than as chairman of the board of education, becomes vacant, and another member of the board of education shall be appointed to fill the vacancy. Chairman of education (3) A member of the School Board appointed by a board of Resignation education and who is not the chairman of the School Board ofschoor*^ may. with the consent. Board of the board of education that appointed him ; and (b) of a majority of the members of the School Board present at a meeting, entered upon the minutes of it, resign as a member without resigning from the board of education, but he shall not vote on a motion as to his own resignation and may not resign as a member of the School Board if his resignation will reduce the number of members of the School Board to less than a quorum under subsection 1 24 ( I ) (4) The appointment of members of the School Board by the Members Metropolitan Separate School Board shall be made at the first meeting of the Metropolitan Separate School Board in each Separate year after the regular elections in the area municipalities have Metropolitan '^ '^

172 Chap. 9 MUN. OF METRO TORONTO 1983 been held, and such members, except as provided in subsection (5) and subsection 126 (5), shall hold office until their successors take office and a new School Board is organized. Resignation (5) \ member of the School Board appointed by the Metro- i i./ of member appointed by politau Separate School Board may, with the consent. Metropolitan School Board of the Metropolitan Separate School Board; and (b) of a majority of the members of the School Board present at a meeting, entered upon the minutes of it, resign as a member, but shall not vote on a motion as to his own resignation and may not resign as a member of the School Board if his resignation will reduce the number of members of the School Board to purposes. less than a quorum for secondary school s. 127(l)(f), amended 6. (1) Clause 127 (1) (f) of the said Act is amended by striking out "and to pay to each member who is a member of a board of education an allowance not exceeding $2,400 per annum and to each member appointed by the Metropolitan Separate School Board an allowance not exceeding $1,200 per annum, and to the chairman of the School Board an additional allowance not exceeding one-third of the allowance paid to him as a member of the School Board" in the fifth to twelfth lines. s. 127, amended (2) Section 127 of the said Act is amended by adding thereto the following subsections: Allowances (la) The School Board may pay. (b) to each member of the School Board an allowance in such amount as is determined by the School Board for members; to each alternate member of the School Board an allowance in such amount as is determined by the School Board for alternate members; and (c) to the chairman of the School Board, in addition to the allowance under clause or (b), an allowance in such amount as is determined by the School Board for the chairman. When applicable (lb) A determination under subsection (la) applies only in respect of allowances to members, alternate members and the chairman of the School Board after the regular election of

1983 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO Chap. 9 173 members of boards of education in the Metropolitan Area next following the day of the determination. (Ic) The School Board may decrease the amount of an allowance determined under subsection (la) and the decrease is effective on the date specified by the School Board. Decrease (3) When the School Board submits its estimates for public Apportionelementary school purposes and for secondary school purposes schckji Board to the Metropolitan Council, the School Board shall also provide the Metropolitan Council with a statement of the portions of the amount required for public elementary school purposes and for secondary school purposes that the School Board has determined shall be apportioned to each area municipality in accordance with subsection (6). (4) Where the estimates for public elementary or for secondary school purposes of a board of education in the Metropolitan Area that are approved in whole or in part by the School Board have been reduced in accordance with clause 133 (1 ) (b) by the application of a surplus, the School Board shall, except where it considers that the surplus is attributable to the provision of moneys pursuant to clause 133 (9) (b). reduce the apportionment for public elementary or for secondary school purposes, as the case may be. to the area municipality in which the board of education has jurisdiction by an amount that, in the opinion of the School Board, is equal to the portion of the surplus that was raised by local taxation in the area municipality. Reduction of apportionment (5) Where the estimates for public elementary or for secondary school purposes of a board of education in the Metropolitan Area provide for a deficit of a previous year and the estimates have been approved by the School Board in whole or in part, the School Board shall increase the apportionment that would otherwise be made for public elementary or for secondary school purposes, as the case may be. to the area municipality in which the board of education has jurisdiction, by an amount that does not exceed the amount of the deficit, and in determining the amount of the increase in the apportionment the School Board shall give consideration to any circumstances that, in the opinion of the School Board, contributed to the size of the deficit and could not reasonablv have been foreseen. Increase of apf)ortionment (6) For the purpose of determining the apportionment to the Calculation area municipalities in the Metropolitan Area of the sums required for public elementary and for secondary school purposes, the School Board shall remove from the amount of its estimates submitted separately for public elementary and for apportionment

174 Chap. 9 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO 1983 secondary school purposes to the Metropolitan Council under clause (1) (g) the portions of the surpluses to be used for reducing apportionments under subsection (4) and the portions of the deficits to be used for increasing apportionments under subsection (5) and shall apportion the remainder of the amount of the estimates for public elementary and for secondary school purposes, as the case may be, in the proportion, that the total rateable property for public school purposes in respect of each area municipality bears to the total rateable property in the Metropolitan Area for public school purposes; and (b) that the total rateable property for secondary school purposes in respect of each area municipality bears to the total rateable property in the Metropolitan Area for secondary school purposes, and each apportionment so determined shall then be adjusted by the School Board by reduction under subsection (4) or increase under subsection (5). Interpre- tation (7) In this SCCtion, R s.o. 1980, "commercial assessment" has the same meaning as in clause 220 of the Education Act; c. 129 ^ ^ (b) "residential and farm assessment" has the same meaning as in clause 220 (b) of the Education Act; (c) "total rateable property", (i) in relation to an area municipality, means the sum of, (A) residential and farm assessment, (B) commercial assessment, and (C) the valuations of properties in respect of which a portion of the payments in lieu of taxes paid by the Crown in right of Canada or a province or any board, commission, corporation or other agency of the Crown in right of Canada or a province or by Ontario Hydro is required by law to be allocated for school purposes, in the area municipality, and

1983 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO Chap. 9 175 (ii) in relation to the MetropoHtan Area, means the sum of the total rateable property of the area municipalities in the Metropolitan Area. 7. The said Act is amended by adding thereto the following ^ * ** enacted sections: *«i30a-i30i, 130a. ( 1 ) There shall be only one agreement at any one Elementary time, and only one set of negotiations to make or renew the agreement agreement, respecting the terms and conditions of employment described in subsection (3) between the boards and the branch affiliates that represent the elementary school teachers employed by the boards. (2) There shall be only one agreement at any one time, and Secondary only one set of negotiations to make or renew the agreement, agreement respecting the terms and conditions of employment described in subsection (3) between the boards and the secondary school teachers employed by the boards. Contents of (3) The terms and conditions of employment referred to in ^^'^^^'"^" subsections (1) and (2) are salaries and financial benefits of teachers and the method by which the number of teachers to be employed by a board is determined. (4) In this section, "financial benefits" means. Interpretation compensation other than salary payable or provided directly or indirectly except money paid in reimbursement of expenses incurred in the performance of duties; (b) a benefit that, at the date the agreement under which the benefit is provided is ratified, has a value that is required to be included in income under the Income R S-C i980. c. 148 Tax Act (Canada); and (c) an insured employee benefit. 130b. (1) The School Board and the boards of educa- ^ tion shall act together as one party in negotiations and pro- boards ceedings related to making or renewing an agreement mentioned in section 130a. Joint negoti (2) Negotiations on behalf of the School Board and the Committee boards of education related to making or renewing an agreement mentioned in section 130a shall be carried out under the direction of a committee with each of the boards appointing one member of the committee.

76 Chap. 9 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO 1983 1 Decisions by (3) \ decision by the majority of the members of the corn-. mittee. II. representmg together the r employers of a i- majority of committee the elementary school teachers or secondary school teachers (as the case requires), is the decision of the committee. Ratification by boards (4) A decision by the committee to approve an agreement mentioned in section 13()a is not effective until the decision is ratified by a majority of the boards and the majority employs the majority of the elementary school teachers or secondary school teachers, as the case requires. Replacement of member of committee (5) The School Board may remove from the committee a person appointed by the School Board and a board of education may remove from the committee a person appointed by the board of education, but the School Board or board of education (as the case requires) shall appoint another person to the committee in the place of the person removed. Joint negotiations by elementary school branch affiliates 130c. (1) The branch affiliates that represent the elementary school teachers employed by the boards shall act together as one party in negotiations and proceedings related to making or renewing an agreement mentioned in section 130a. Committee (2) Negotiations on behalf of the branch affiliates mentioned in subsection (1) shall be carried out under the direction of a committee, with each of the branch affiliates appointing one member of the committee. Appointments (3) Two or more branch affiliates may each appoint the same person to be a member of the committee under subsection (2)., Joint negotiations by secondary school branch affiliates 130d. (1) The branch affiliates that represent the secondary school teachers employed by the boards shall act together as one party in negotiations and proceedings related to making or renewing an agreement mentioned in section 130a. Committee (2) Negotiations on behalf of the branch affiliates mentioned in subsection (1) shall be carried out under the direction of a committee, with each of the branch affiliates appointing one member of the committee. Appointments (3) Two or more branch affiliates may each appoint the same person to be a member of the committee under subsection (2). Committee 130e. (1) A committee directing negotiations on behalf of branch affiliates may determine its own procedures.

1983 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO Chap. 9 177 (2) A decision by a committee to approve an agreement Ratification mentioned in section 130a is not effective until the decision is ratified, by a majority of the elementary school teachers or secondary school teachers, as the case may be. who are employed by the boards and participate in the ratification vote; and (b) by a majority of the elementary school teachers or secondary school teachers, as the case may be. who participate in the ratification vote mentioned in clause conducted among the elementary school teachers or secondary school teachers, as the case may be. employed by each of a "majority of the boards. 130f. (1) The boards and the branch affiliates that rep- Additional resent the elementary school teachers employed by the boards eiememary may include in an agreement between them mentioned in sec- school tion 130a any other term or condition of employment that is agreed upon by the School Board, all the boards of education and all the branch affiliates that represent the elementary school teachers employed by the boards. agreement (2) The boards and the branch affiliates that represent the Additional secondary school teachers employed by the boards may include sjcondao" in an agreement between them mentioned in section 130a any school agreement other term or condition of employment of the teachers that is agreed upon by the School Board, all the boards of education and all the branch affiliates that represent the secondary school teachers employed by the boards. 130g. (1) A board and the branch affiliates that represent the elementary school teachers employed by the board may negotiate and enter into or renew an agreement respecting a term or condition of employment that is not within the scope of the negotiations or the agreement mentioned in section 130a. Elementary school local agreement (2) A board and the branch affiliates that represent the sec- Secondary ondary school teachers employed by the board may negotiate ^reemenf and enter into or renew an agreement respecting a term or condition of employment that is not within the scope of the neeotiations or the agreement mentioned in section 130a. (3) No board or branch affiliate shall make or renew an Priority agreement respecting a term or condition mentioned in subsection ( 1 ) or (2) until an agreement mentioned in subsection 130a

178 Chap. 9 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO 1983 R.S.O. 1980, c. 464 (1) or (2), as the case requires, is made or renewed in accordance with this Part and the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act. Separate proceedings (4) Negotiations to make or renew an agreement mentioned in section 130a and negotiations to make or renew an agreement mentioned in subsection (1) or (2) may proceed simultaneously and the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act applies separately in respect of each such agreement and the negotiations and proceedings in respect of each such agreement. Application of R.S.O. 1980, c. 464 130h. (1) Except as modified by this Part, the School Boards and Teachers Collective Negotiations Act applies to negotiations, proceedings and agreements between the boards and the branch affiliates that represent the teachers employed by the boards. Application (2) Scctions 130a to 130i do not apply in respect of an agree- ment or negotiations to make or renew an agreement that is to come into force before the 1st day of September, 1983. i30i' Term of agreement (3) An agreement that is to come into force before the 1st day of September, 1983 shall be for a term that ends on the 31st day of August, 1983. Application of Part (4) ^q agreement between a board and a branch affiliate that comes into force on or after the 1st day of September, 1983 is valid unless the agreement is made or renewed in accordance with this Part. Application of 1982, c. 55 (5) Subsections (1) to (4) are subject to the Inflation Restraint Act, 1982. Board not to implement variant term or condition of employment Direction by O.L.R.B. 130i. (1) No board shall implement a term or condition of employment that is at variance from or inconsistent with an agreement mentioned in section 130a. (2) Where, on the application of a board, the Ontario Labour Relations Board is satisfied that a board is implementing a term or condition of employment that is within the scope of and that is at variance from or inconsistent with an agreement mentioned in section 130a, the Ontario Labour Relations Board may so declare and may direct what action boards, branch affiliates, and their employees and agents shall do or refrain from doing with respect to the term or condition of employment.

1983 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO Chap. 9 179 (3) The Ontario Labour Relations Board shall file in the Enforcement office of the Registrar of the Supreme Court a copy of a direction made under subsection (1). exclusive of the reasons therefor, and the direction shall be entered and is enforceable in the same way as a judgment or order of the Supreme Court. (4) The Labour Relations Act applies with necessary modifi- Application cations in respect of proceedings before the Ontario Labour r.s.o. i980. Relations Board under this section. c. 228 8. The said Act is further amended bv adding thereto the following section: 130J. (1) In this section, J.,,.,. ' «^^J' enacted Interpretation "additionar". in relation to teachers, means in addition to the teachers that a board is entitled to employ under an agreement under section 130a; (b) "school year" has the same meaning as in the Educa- ^^^ '^^ tion Act; (c) "total rateable property" means "total rateable property" as defined in subclause 127 (7) (c) (i). (2) A board of education may employ in a year more elementary school teachers or secondary school teachers or both than the board of education is entitled to employ under an agreement under section 130a if the expenditure attributable to the employment of the additional teachers, Employment of additional teachers is not included in the portion of the estimates of the board of education approved by the School Board; and (b) does not exceed, in the case of elementary school teachers, a sum calculated at one and one-half mills in the dollar upon the total rateable property for public elementary school purposes according to the assessment roll on which taxes were levied in 1983 or, in the case of secondary school teachers, a sum calculated at one mill in the dollar upon the total rateable property for secondary school purposes according to the assessment roll on which taxes were levied In 1983. (3) Where in a year the School Board has increased the apportionment of an area municipality under subsection 127 (5) for public elementary or secondary school purposes or both, the maximum amount of expenditure attributable to the Limitation

. 180 Chap. 9 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO 1983 employment of the additional teachers limited by clause (2) (b) shall be reduced, in the case of the employment of elementary school teachers, by the amount if any by which the apportionment was increased under subsection 127 (5) for public elementary school purposes; and (b) in the case of the employment of secondary school teachers, by the amount if any by which the apportionment was increased under subsection 127 (5) for secondary school purposes. Termination of employment. additional elementary school teachers (4) Where the increase in the apportionment mentioned in subsection (3) exceeds a sum calculated at one and one-half mills in the dollar upon the total rateable property for public elementary school purposes according to the assessment roll on which taxes were levied in 1 983, the board of education shall not continue the employment of the additional elementary school teachers beyond the end of the school year that ends in the year in which the apportionment is increased; and (b) shall not employ more additional elementary school teachers in the year in which the apportionment is increased. Termination of employment. secondary school teachers (5) Where the increase in the apportionment mentioned in subsection (3) exceeds a sum calculated at one mill in the dollar upon the total rateable property for secondary school purposes according to the assessment roll on which taxes were levied in 1983, the board of education. shall not continue the employment of the additional secondary school teachers beyond the end of the school year that ends in the year in which the apportionment is increased; and (b) shall not employ more additional secondary school teachers in the year in which the apportionment is increased. Determination as to number of teachers (6) For the purposes of subsections (1) to (5) in respect of the period from and including the 1st day of January. 1983 to the day that an agreement under section 130a comes into force, the School Board may determine, in such manner as the School Board considers proper, the number of teachers that a board is entitled to employ under an agreement under section 130a.

1983 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO Chap. 9 181 9. (1) Subsection 133 (1) of the said Act is amended by adding thereto the following clause: «. i33(i), *"*" (e) shall set forth separately the estimated expenditure in respect of the employment of teachers under section 130j in addition to the number of teachers that the board is entitled to employ under an agreement under section 130a that provides the method by which the number of teachers to be employed by the board is determined. (2) Clauses 133 (4) and (b) of the said Act are repealed and the following substituted therefor: s. i33(4)(a b), re-enacted the aggregate estimates of all sums required for public elementary school purposes and the aggregate of the revenues for such purposes to be derived from the School Board pursuant to the estimates approved by the School Board shall not exceed a sum calculated at one and one-half mills in the dollar upon the total rateable property (as defined in section 127) in the area municipality for public school purposes less the amount of the increase, if any. in the amount of the apportionment to the area municipality for public elementarv school purposes under subsection 127 (6); and (b) the aggregate estimates of all sums required for secondary school purposes and the aggregate of the revenues for such purposes to be derived from the School Board pursuant to the estimates approved by the School Board shall not exceed a sum calculated at one mill in the dollar upon the total rateable property (as defined in section 127) in the area municipality for secondary school purposes less the amount of the increase, if any. in the amount of the apportionment to the area municipality for secondary school purposes under subsection 127 (6). 10. Subsections 219 (3) and (4) of the said Act are repealed *-2i'(3'^)» re-enac and the follow ing substituted therefor: (3) The amount levied under subsection (I) for public school Elementary purposes shall be apportioned among the area municipalities in purposes the amounts determined by the School Board under section 127.

82 Chap. 9 MUN. OF METRO. TORONTO 1983 Secondary school purposes (4) The amount levied under subsection (1) for secondary school purposes shall be apportioned among the area municipalities in the amounts determined by the School Board under section 127. Application of certain sections 11. (1) The following apply only in respect of estimates and apportionments in 1983 and subsequent years: 1. Subsections 127 (3) to (7) of the said Act, as enacted by section 6. 2. Clause 133 (1) (e) of the said Act, as enacted by section 9. 3. Clauses 133 (4) and (b) of the said Act, as reenacted by section 9. 4. Subsections 219 (3) and (4) of the said Act, as reenacted by section 10. Idem (2) Sections 127, 133 and 219 of the said Act, as they existed before the coming into force of this Act, continue to apply in respect of estimates and apportionments in 1982. Commencement 12. (1) This Act, except section 8, comes into force on the day it receives Royal Assent. Idem (2) Section 8 shall be deemed to have come into force on the 1st day of January, 1983. Short title 13. The short title of this Act is the Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto Amendment Act, 1983.