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Proposals which are nearing their deadlines for accepting public comments
2025 - Improving Ontario's Mineral Exploration Assessment Work Regime
The Ministry of Mines ("The Ministry") is seeking feedback on a set of proposed changes as part of its ongoing commitment to being a leading jurisdiction in mineral exploration and development. These proposed changes seek to expand the availability of public geoscience data and clarify requirements and minimize unnecessary administrative and reporting processes associated with early mineral exploration assessment work reporting requirements. (Closing for comments on February 18, 2025)
The Ministry of Health is posting a notice of a proposed regulation under PHIPA for public consultation in the period December 20, 2024 to February 18, 2025. The proposed amendment to O. Reg. 329/04 (General) under PHIPA (the PHIPA Regulation) would name Ornge as a "Prescribed Person" (i.e., a Prescribed Registry) in respect of its planned operation of the Critical Care Information System, replacing Hamilton Health Sciences Corporation. The PHIPA Regulation currently identifies "Hamilton Health Sciences Corporation" as the prescribed person in respect of the Critical Care Information System under section 13 of the PHIPA Regulation. (Closing for comments on February 18, 2025)
Proposal to add materials to the Off-Farm Anaerobic Digestion Materials Protocol
We are proposing to add new waste materials to the Off-Farm Anaerobic Digestion Materials Protocol under the Nutrient Management Act, 2002. The proposed changes would result in consistent eligibility of organic waste materials from the production of ingredients, irrespective of where the ingredients are produced. (Closing for comments on February 18, 2025)