Good morning. Let us pray.

Prayers.

In the Speaker’s Gallery this morning, we have a very special guest, and that is Teresa Lohan. While most members will recognize her, all members are definitely familiar with her work, which allows our assembly proceedings to be broadcast each day.

Teresa graduated from Ryerson University, now Toronto Metropolitan University, in 1990 and has been working at the Legislature as part of the broadcast and recording service ever since, most recently as operations manager. She’s now set to retire after a remarkable career here at the assembly, which included navigating significant changes in the world of broadcasting and narrating the Legislature’s Canadian Screen Award nominated production entitled, Women Should Vote: A Short History of How Women Won the Franchise in Ontario.

Teresa, thank you so much for your dedication to serving Ontario’s Parliament as part of the broadcast and recording service, and we wish you all the best in your retirement starting this summer.

Applause.

I just noticed the time. Assuming there are no objections, we’ll continue. Member for Barrie–Innisfil.

I recognize the member for Toronto Centre.

The member for Ottawa–Vanier.

Members will please rise.

The House observed moment’s silence.

Minister of Natural Resources and Forestry.

To respond, the Minister of Energy.

Stop the clock. The member for Brampton North will come to order. The member for Waterloo will come to order.

Start the clock. Back to the Leader of the Opposition.

The Premier.

Interjections.

Interjections.

Start the clock. The next question.

The Associate Minister of Housing.

Restart the clock.

The supplementary.

Supplementary?

Supplementary question.

The member for Niagara West will come to order. The member for Sault Ste. Marie will come to order. The Member for Brampton North will come to order. I want to hear the response from the Minister of Energy.

Start the clock.

Minister of Energy.

Interjection.

The next question.

The Deputy Premier and Minister of Health.

I couldn’t hear the member for Guelph.

Restart the clock.

The member for Guelph.

Thank you very much. The next question.

The next question.

Next question.

Deferred vote on the motion for third reading of the following bill:

Bill 112, An Act to provide for the dissolution of The Regional Municipality of Peel / Projet de loi 112, Loi prévoyant la dissolution de la municipalité régionale de Peel.

The division bells rang from 1204 to 1209.

On June 1, 2023, Mr. Clark moved third reading of Bill 112, An Act to provide for the dissolution of The Regional Municipality of Peel.

All those in favour of the motion will please rise one at a time and be recognized by the Clerk.

Be it resolved that the bill do now pass and be entitled as in the motion.

Third reading agreed to.

The House recessed from 1213 to 1500.

Afternoon meeting reported in volume B.