Public consultations: Consultations
The Government of Ontario believes in listening and responding to the concerns of the people of this province. In this section of the website, you will find details about how you can provide your input on a variety of issues involving the Ministry of Finance.
Public consultations are one way of obtaining the opinion of the people of Ontario. Consultations are frequently initiated by the Ministry when updating existing tax policies or drafting new initiatives. In addition to consulting on specific policy areas, the Ministry organizes annual pre-Budget consultations throughout the province. Stakeholders are invited to attend to provide input to the Minister in preparation for the provincial Budget.
Follow the links to find out how you can get involved.
- Regulation of Financial Planners – Consultation Paper
- Modernizing Ontario’s Credit Union Legislative Framework
- Oversight of Cigarette Filter Components
- Providing feedback on Fair Benefits Fairly Delivered: A Review of the Auto Insurance System in Ontario
- Supporting a Dynamic, Innovative Financial Services Sector - Province Launching Consultations to Cut Red Tape
- Addressing Ontario’s Underground Economy in the Residential Construction Sector: Final Report for the Minister of Finance On Behalf of Former Parliamentary Assistant Laura Albanese, MPP
- Review of the Mandates of the Financial Services Commission of Ontario, Financial Services Tribunal and the Deposit Insurance Corporation of Ontario
- Regulations for the New Requirement to Insure Long-Term Disability Benefits — Consultations
- Provincial Land Tax Reform
- Regulating Financial Planners in Ontario – Consultation
- Ontario Automobile Insurance Dispute Resolution System Review – Interim Report
- Pension and Retirement Income System Reform
- Prudent Portfolio
- Consultation on the initial five-year review of the Mortgage Brokerages, Lenders and Administrators Act, 2006.
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