Meredith Act (Fair Compensation for Injured Workers), 2026
- Latest recorded vote
- 41 / 62
Bill overview
Bill 86, “Meredith Act (Fair Compensation for Injured Workers), 2026”, is an Ontario bill from session 44-1. It was introduced by Lise Vaugeois, Wayne Gates, Jamie West (NDP, Thunder Bay-Superior North).
Its latest recorded status is “In committee”.
In the recorded division on April 15, 2026 in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, 41 members voted in favour and 62 against. In favour: NDP (24), Liberal (14) and Green (2). Against: Progressive Conservative (61). Independent members split 1 for and 1 against.
This overview is written automatically from the registry and vote records on this page and updates when they sync. It describes the bill's path, not its merits.
SUMMARY FROM THE OFFICIAL REGISTRY
What you need to know
The Bill repeals the Workplace Safety and Insurance Act, 1997 and enacts the Meredith Act (Fair Compensation for Injured Workers), 2025 . The Meredith Act (Fair Compensation for Injured Workers), 2025 establishes a scheme for compensating workers who have sustained a workplace accident or developed a workplace disease. The Act also contemplates the provision of services to assist injured workers with rehabilitation and retraining. The Act is to be administered by the Workers’ Compensation Commission of Ontario. A Tribunal, known as the Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal of Ontario, is established to hear disputes arising from the administration of the Act. Provisions respecting the transition between the two Acts are provided for.
Vote roll
44th Parliament · April 15, 2026
41
Yea
62
Nay
0
Abstain
0
Absent
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