The Ontario Green Party is in the process of submitting a formal request for an independent, public inquiry into the Doug Ford government’s handling of the Greenbelt development.
At a news conference held Thursday, Leader Mike Schreiner argued the matter was of “significant public interest” and that the auditor general’s report released earlier this month, which exposed a deeply-flawed decision-making structure lacking in transparency, has broader policy implications.
Schreiner added that the decisions related to the Greenbelt impact a number of pieces of legislation and topics, including the Members Integrity Act, lobbying rules and regulations, political donations, and the way in which government decisions are made.Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk's report heavily criticized the process in which the Ford made decisions regarding the Greenbelt’s development.
A map provided by the Ontario government shows what areas of the greenbelt will be removed and added.
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