Not exact matches
Mr. Forrest, Representative James Grant (the sponsor
of the House version
of the
bill), and Peter Dunbar (the lobbyist for the Florida Bar's Real Property, Probate, and Trust
section) were all asked for
comment but did not respond.
As the point was brought up in the
comments section of this posting, I am wondering if someone could clarify the reference to powers in both
Bill 158, the Accounting Professions Act 2010 and the proposed Act before the Legislature relating to the HR profession,
Bill 138.
Comment: Several commenters requested that we add a new
section to prevent disclosure
of sensitive health care services to members
of the patient's family through communications to the individual's home, such as appointment notices, confirmation or scheduling
of appointments, or mailing a
bill or explanation
of benefits, by requiring covered entities to agree to correspond with the patient in another way.
Further to John's
comment, the explanatory notes for Ontario public (as opposed to private)
bills that receive Royal Assent after 1999 may also be found in the Source Law
section of e-Laws website (http://www.e-laws.gov.on.ca/navigation?file=home&lang=en).