Ontario’s Office of the Integrity Commissioner was established in 1988 to maintain high standards of ethical conduct in the Ontario Public Service. It is independent of government, striving to encourage and sustain a culture of integrity and accountability.
The Office has six areas of responsibility:
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On May 1, 2019, this Office took on the responsibilities of the Office of the Conflict of Interest Commissioner. In this role, the Integrity Commissioner will provide conflict of interest advice and direction to a broad range of public servants under the Public Service of Ontario Act, 2006.
The Office has prepared new resources for MPPs and Ministers' staff about the gift rules they must follow, as well as the acceptability of lobbyists offering gifts to public office holders.
Financial disclosure statements of Ontario’s MPPs can be found here:
Step-by-step videos are available to help lobbyists create and make changes to their registrations.
See the tutorial videos here
A form and summary of the process are available to current and former public servants looking to make a disclosure of wrongdoing.
See the form here.
Create an account, renew your registration or update your profile.
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Meet the Integrity Commissioner Hon. J. David Wake and read our various publications and news releases.
The Integrity Commissioner advises MPPs on conflict of interest and ethical behaviour in their day to day activities.
The Integrity Commissioner is the ethics executive for Ministers' staff and considers questions on conflict of interest rules.
Search the database of paid lobbyists to learn who is lobbying whom in provincial government.
Find guidelines for submitting expenses, forms and general information about the expense review process.
Learn how current and former members of the Ontario Public Service can submit a disclosure of wrongdoing.
Read our latest annual report and other publications. Read more >>