Public disclosure statement
13.  (1) After meeting with the member, and with the member’s spouse if the spouse is available, the Commissioner shall prepare a public disclosure statement containing all relevant information provided by the member, and by the member’s spouse if the spouse met with the Commissioner, in respect of the member, the spouse and minor children, except, (a) assets, liabilities and financial interests having a value of less than $1,000; (b) the source of income where the income paid from the source has a value of less than $1,000 in any twelve-month period; (c) the value of the assets, financial interests and liabilities of the member’s spouse and minor children and of private companies as defined in the Securities Act controlled by the spouse or by a child; (d) the amount of income of the member’s spouse or minor children or of a private company controlled by the spouse or a minor child where the income is paid from a source other than directly from a ministry or an agency, board or commission of the government; (e) the municipal address or legal description of real property that is primarily for the residential or recreational use of the member or the member’s spouse or minor children; (f) personal property used for transportation or for household, educational, recreational, social or aesthetic purposes; (g) the amount of cash on hand or on deposit with a bank listed in Schedule I or II to the Bank Act (Canada), trust corporation or other financial institution in Ontario that is lawfully entitled to accept deposits; (h) the amount of Canada Savings Bonds and other investments or securities of fixed value issued or guaranteed by any level of government in Canada or an agency of such government; (i) the value of registered retirement savings plans that are not self-administered; (j) the amount invested in open-ended mutual funds; (k) the value of guaranteed investment certificates or other similar financial instruments; (l) the value of annuities and life insurance policies; (m) the value of pension rights; and (n) the amount of the following liabilities: 1. Mortgages and unpaid realty taxes on property referred to in clause (e). 2. Liabilities related to assets referred to in clauses (f), (h), (i), (j), (k), (l) and (m). 3. Unpaid income taxes. 4. Support payments. Exception (2) The Commissioner may except from the public disclosure statement the source of income received by a member’s spouse or minor child, or by a private company as defined in the Securities Act controlled by the spouse or child, in respect of services that are customarily provided on a confidential basis. Idem (3) The Commissioner may also except from the public disclosure statement the source of income received by a member’s spouse or minor child, or by a private company as defined in the Securities Act controlled by the spouse or child, if the possibility of serious harm to the spouse’s, child’s or company’s business justifies a departure from the general principle of public disclosure. Content (4) The public disclosure statement shall contain a statement of the nature of the assets referred to in clauses (1)(g) to (m) and the name and location of persons or institutions against whom the assets are held. Idem (5) The public disclosure statement shall contain a statement of any gifts or benefits that have been disclosed to the Commissioner under subsection 6(3). Filing (6) The Commissioner shall, as soon as is practicable, file the public disclosure statement with the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly who shall make it available for examination by the public. 1988, c.17, s.13.