Encouraging a Culture of Integrity


The Office of the Integrity Commissioner of Ontario is independent of government and works to reconcile private interests and public duties to encourage a culture of integrity among Ontario’s elected officials and public servants.

The Office has seven mandates under five pieces of legislation.

MPP INTEGRITY

Advising MPPs on conflict of interest matters and ethical behaviour.

LOBBYISTs REGISTRATION

Providing transparency about who is talking to whom in government and about what.

public sector ethics

Advising and directing senior public servants on the Conflict of Interest Rules and political activity restrictions.

expenses reviews

Two mandates to ensure accountability and encourage prudence in travel expense spending.

Disclosure Wrongdoing

Ensuring a meaningful response when public servants make allegations of wrongdoing.

Ministers' Staff

Advising and directing ministers’ staff on conflicts of interest, political activity and post-employment obligations.



what’s new

MPP Integrity

View MPP financial disclosure statements for 2023.

MPP Integrity

Commissioner's Report Re: Minister Steve Clark.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Follow us on X @ON_Integrity for the latest Office updates.

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Annual Report

Read our 2023-2024 Annual Report