recognize the leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition. Thank you so much, Speaker. Speaker, my first question is to the Premier. Yesterday, as the Premier and I were meeting in his office, the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. And the Federal Minister of Health said it was safe to assume that 30 to 70 percent of Canadians or of Canada's population could become infected. The Premier has stated, quote, we have a plan for every scenario. At this point, information about these contingencies is vital for families. So my question is, when will the government start laying out the details of these plans? Minister of Long-Term Care. Thank you, Speaker, and thank you to the opposition for the question. I can tell you that our government is absolutely committed to making sure that Ontarians have the information that they need and our frontline workers. We are putting together a command table to make sure that everyone is informed. And this situation is evolving. It will change day to day. Our most important thing we can do right now is containment. And that's what our plan is about. We have a command table. We have response teams. We are making sure we're working with Public Health Ontario and Peahack. And up to $100 million in a response fund was announced by the Premier just yesterday to include our readiness and response to COVID-19. Ontario's command table has been refining and finalising plans for enhanced measures. And I can tell you, as a Minister of Long-Term Care, we are on this. We are making sure our active screening is occurring in all our homes. And the enhanced access to screening, the dedicated assessment centres, the physician billing codes, the launching of a self-assessment tool. This situation is evolving, and this government has a plan, and then we're acting on it. Thank you. A supplementary question. Well, Speaker, health experts have urged the government to share information about planning so people can be prepared and so that the resources needed to confront this pandemic are being property-allocated. Speaker, people are hungry. They're hungry for information. Parents are wondering what will happen at schools, many of which are already in a poor state of repair. Shelters need to know support will be there to protect especially vulnerable populations. Telehealth Ontario has waits as long as 11 to 15 hours for people seeking information. Will the Premier commit to laying out the government's contingency plans to address these concerns as soon as possible? Mr. Long-Term Care. Thank you, Speaker, and thank you again for this important question. I can tell you that our government is actively creating screening centres at hospitals across Ontario that will be separate from the hospitals themselves. This will be in special locations across Ontario, and we'll want to make sure that the telehealth issue is resolved. Our government is committing additional resources to make sure that telehealth is responsive and staffed properly and responsive in a timely way. So we're working very closely with telehealth to ensure that they have the adequate supports. Containment is of the utmost importance right now, and that will require advanced screening, and that people have the proper communication tools at hand. Communication, communication, communication. Our government understands that and is acting on it. We are committed to allocating additional resources to telehealth as needed, and we are making sure that we will review virtual care options as well. Virtual care uptake through the command table is being assessed, and our command table, our regional tables, provincial table, are working hard as we speak. Thank you. Final supplementary. Well, Speaker, there's definitely no doubt that families are especially concerned about the ability of Ontario's health system to cope with a dramatic increase in people seeking medical care. We know that hospitals are already routinely stretched well beyond their capacity, and despite promises of ending hallway medicine, the government has continued to freeze funding, and that leaves hospitals treating patients in hallways and boardrooms to this very day. So will the government be announcing their plans to support hospitals as COVID-19 spreads? And if so, will that include the announcement of new additional funding resources for hospitals? Thank you, Speaker. And again, thank you for the question. Our government is working closely with our counterparts and collaborating with different levels of government, including our public health agencies and the federal government. The federal government has announced $1 billion to help provinces to address this issue. So we'll be looking forward to how that will best be used for our hospitals. Our first wave of assessment centres is established at Brampton Civic, the Ottawa Hospital, North York General, Mackenzie Health, Scarborough Health Network and Trillium Health Partners. And these centres will help with the testing that is so badly needed right now, and our government is doing everything possible to make sure that people are adequately screened, and active screening is taking place. We are making sure that Ontarians have access to credible up-to-date information, and the public education campaign is up and running. For resources, you can go to Ontario.ca-coronavirus, updated twice daily at 10.30 and 5.30, seven days a week. Our website provides relevant information in 30 different languages, communication, communication, communication of our plan ongoing. Swift action is- Thank you very much. This question, once again, leading the opposition. Thank you, Speaker. My next question is also for the Premier. The Ford government's decision to make sick notes mandatory and strip workers of paid sick days was concerning to both health experts and working people when it was passed two years ago. Now in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, it poses even more serious threats to public health. This morning, doctors here at Queen's Park, doctors, nurses and other health providers spoke out in a press conference urging the government to reverse their changes to these policies. Will the government do that? Thank you, Speaker, and thank you for the question. I want to reiterate our government's commitment to the safety and well-being of all Ontarians and our frontline workers. And that's why we are looking at asking the federal government to increase the health transfers to 5%. This is really important that we understand how different levels of government can contribute to this. We're all in this together. This is not a time for vitriol. This is a time for active and responsive caring and compassion for each one of us. We all have responsibility for our own health and the health of others. And we're recommending that people who feel ill stay at home and that we encourage employers to support that advice. This is a time for unity. This is a time for working together. This is a time for caring and not vitriol. Employers have the option to require reasonable proof of the circumstances that entitle the employee to leave. Our government will continue to work with our federal counterparts to coordinate our response to COVID-19. And that includes addressing the needs of our frontline workers. Well, Speaker, what we're asking this government to do is to roll back their decision on mandatory sick notes or on sick notes being required in this province writ large. Every employer should not be asking any worker for a sick note. And we should make sure that those workers have paid sick days to be able to rely on so that their financial ability is maintained. And you know, it's not just us. Of course, doctors, nurses and public health specialists are all speaking out for a simple reason, Speaker. There is no point, no point whatsoever in telling workers to take time away from work if their work won't allow that to happen.  We have already made it clear that we will work with this government to ensure legislation rolling back these policies passes quickly in this House. Why is the government refusing to adopt these common sense measures that are coming from all kinds of different sources in terms of recommendations? Thank you. Minister of Labor, training and skills development. Well, thank you very much, and thank you to the Leader of the Opposition for that question. I can assure her that we are monitoring the situation minute by minute here in the province and across the country. Mr. Speaker, I encourage employers to be reasonable, to be responsible, and the ones I've spoken to have acted that way. But, Mr. Speaker, I also want to highlight what the Premier just said this morning. He is in Ottawa meeting with the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, all the Premiers and Territorial leaders. Mr. Speaker, he first off, thanked the Prime Minister for the $1 billion in funding to the provinces and territories. He also asked the Prime Minister and the federal government to increase transfers to Ontario by just over 5% per year, and I'll have more to say in the next answer. Thank you. Thank you. The final supplement. Mr. Speaker, with all due respect, monitoring and encouragement is not leadership on a file like this. We need leadership and we need the government to act.  People who could lose their job if they take a sick day will go to work. They will not take a day off. No one should have to choose between their job and their health. No one. And that choice puts all of our health at risk. The foreign government knows that their current laws put the public at risk, put public health at risk. Now is the time to change those laws in the midst of the situation that we are facing. Why is this government refusing to make the changes that are being recommended by experts? The changes need to happen. It's not about encouragement. It's not about simply monitoring. Make the changes. Mr. Labour, again, your reply. Well, thank you again, Mr. Speaker. As the member opposite knows, our government added three new types of leave. Sick leave, family responsibility leave, and bereavement leave. But, Mr. Speaker, we need everyone working together on this issue. This is a global challenge for every single person across the globe. I want to also pay tribute to our frontline healthcare workers who are working every single day for the health and well-being of the people of this province. And, Mr. Speaker, I also want to commend the Deputy Premier of Ontario, the Health Minister, Christine Elliott, who is doing an outstanding job communicating this issue with all the people of the province. And as well, thank the Chief Medical Officer of Health for the province of Ontario, who is working very, very closely right across the government with all ministers. And as I said, Mr. Speaker, we're monitoring this situation minute by minute. Thank you. Next question, the member for Brampton East. Thank you, Speaker. Like everyone, families in my community at Brampton are worried about the COVID-19 pandemic. But Brampton has been struggling with a health care challenge for years. Before the COVID-19 outbreak, Brampton City Council declared a health care emergency because our hospital routinely operates beyond capacity. Yesterday, the Premier claimed that he had a plan for every scenario regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Given the chronic underfunding of Brampton Civic, the thousands of people treated in our hospital's hallways and the health care crisis declared by the City of Brampton. What is this government's plan to meet Brampton's health care needs? My question is to the Premier. Mr. Long-Term Care, you're required. Thank you, Speaker. And thank you for that question. Health – Hallway health care is a complex issue. And hospitals across Ontario have been feeling the pressures for many years. Under the previous government, very little was done to address that for 15 long years. So, due to the previous government's mismanagement, we are dealing with this reality now. Our government's campaign promise was to relieve hallway health care. And we've been diligently working on that ever since. We know that there's many pieces to this. And our efforts have included investing millions and billions of dollars into our health care system, 384 million in our hospital sector to maintain critical hospital capacity, increase access to highly specialized and innovative treatments, and support the volume. We have an ageing population, a growing population, and the neglect of 15 years of the previous government takes time to settle. Our estimates suggest that these investments will help. It will take time. I appreciate your concerns. Thank you. Just a supplementary question. Back to the Premier. The people of Brampton see the incredible work our public health teams are doing to protect our community. But they also know that our local health system is facing tremendous strains already. Hallway medicine has been a fact of life in Brampton under conservative and liberal governments. Will the government commit the resources Brampton needs to meet the COVID-19 pandemic and permanently stop the hallway medicine emergency in our city? Minister. Thank you, Speaker. Once again, in the case of Brampton, we've announced the first wave of assessment centres will be established at the Brampton Civic. That is one of the hospitals that will be included. The active screening processes, the treatment centres, the testing capacity is being ramped up. It will be ramped up across Ontario. And we're working with Public Health Ontario. We recognise that COVID-19 is novel. We are learning every day about the issues associated with it and understanding the science and the evidence behind how we respond to it. We have amazing people working non-stop at Public Health Ontario and our federal counterpart as well, making sure that our frontline providers as well as long-term care homes are equipped and ready to deal with it. We've launched a province-wide public education campaign. And we want to make sure that everyone understands we're all in this together. We have to work together to solve this issue. It will take all our resources and all of our compassion. Thank you. Thank you. The next question, the member for Burlington. Thank you so much, Speaker. Speaker, my question is for the Solicitor General. The mental health and well-being of police and other first responders in Ontario is incredibly important to all Ontarians. I want to thank all the frontline police officers that keep us safe every day. I was pleased last year that the Solicitor General commissioned an external independent review panel to review and report back on the workplace culture of the OPP. And I'm glad that this week, the Solicitor General shared the report, its recommendations, and an update of our government's progress in implementing those recommendations, Speaker. Can the Solicitor General share with this House the circumstances that led to her commissioning this report? The Solicitor General. Thank you. And thank you to the member from Burlington. You know, I know that there are many colleagues on this side of the House and on the other side that have had a long and focused interest on well-being particularly related to mental health. And of course, now in my current role, as it relates to our frontline officers, the tragic deaths that have occurred over a number of years in OPP ranks led us as a government last April to strike a commission. And this independent panel has done some excellent work. This will not be easy. Work for us to do, but it is critically important to ensure that our frontline officers, when they need help, when they reach out, the assistance is there. And I am so pleased that we are working in cooperation with OPP Commissioner Creek and his management team. Equally important, Rob Jameson as the President of the Ontario Provincial Police Association. Thank you. A supplementary question. Thank you so much, Speaker. Thank you to the Solicitor General for that response and for all your hard work. I'm proud that our government, under the leadership of the Solicitor General and Premier Ford, has been taking action on this critically important issue. Speaker, the review panel's report makes it clear that action is required to improve the workplace culture at the OPP. Our dedicated and selfless frontline heroes deserve nothing less than our absolute commitment, leadership, and support. I'm confident that our Solicitor General, our Premier, and our entire government is committed to doing the necessary work to get this right. Can the Solicitor General share how we are taking action in response to the recommendations of the independent review panel? Thank you, Speaker. Solicitor General, your reply. Thank you. And thank you for raising this. It gives me an opportunity to talk about the very positive things that we have already began to do. You know, this report truly is a turning point in the transition to a healthier, more positive, and supportive workplace. The reviewers made 66 recommendations, Speaker. And of that, 42 are already complete. In progress are well underway. So it speaks to the commitment that Commissioner Karik is the head of the OPP, Rob Jameson as the head of the OPP Association, and our government has to ensure that people have the supports where and when they need it. And in the coming weeks and months, you will find that there are new and exciting announcements that will be made that add to what the independent review panel has recommended. Thank you. Thank you. The next question, a member for Davenport. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This question is for the Premier. Speaker, as Ontarians are watching the developments around the COVID-19 pandemic unfold, there is understandably growing concern among parents and guardians about protections for our kids in our school system. While so far, the virus has had very limited impact on children younger than 10, the nature of the children's interactions could increase the risk of transmission in schools. Can the Premier tell the House what steps the government is taking to support school boards and families as they deal with the threat of COVID-19? Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Blanck, I'm here. Thank you, Speaker. And thank you again for the question. The health and well-being of Ontarians, including students and school staff, is Ontarians Ontario's top priority. Students, parents, school communities should rest assured that we are working together in close cooperation with partners in both the education and healthcare sectors to ensure the continued safety of students and staff. In the course of case and contact management, public health units can contact employers, schools, restaurants and places of business. And this is a completely normal part of Ontario's response to COVID-19. And it means our system is working. Our government will continue to keep school boards up to date on the current situation and work to contain COVID-19. We all have a role to play in this. We all have respect and responsibility for our own health and the health of others. Thank you. The supplementary question. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. And thank you to the Minister for that response. I have to say, though, I was hoping we would get a little bit more detail here in the House about what's happening now. What we're hearing is that there are going to be regular calls starting after March break. That is concerning, I think, for a lot of us. We want to know that this is happening now, that there's a plan in place, and that there's complete transparency. School boards are already taking, as we know, extra precautions to guard against outbreaks. Custodians are logging extra hours. Extra cleaning and sanitizing supplies are being ordered. But at a time when we've seen school boards squeezed and custodial staff laid off, the government needs to be prepared to provide resources as necessary. During the H1N1 outbreak, the province provided additional funds to offset these extra costs for boards. Is this government prepared to do the same for COVID-19? Thank you, Speaker. And thank you to the member opposite for the question. I think we all have a shared interest in ensuring the safety of our students and our staff and our schools, Speaker. And that's why on the first case, the presumptive positive case of COVID-19, I asked with the support of the Minister of Health and Deputy Premier to get the Chief Medical Health Officer to speak to every director of education on the Sunday the day after of that first case. Information is flowing in real time. We have constant dialogue with directors and our stakeholders within the system to ensure staff and students remain safe. Of course, Speaker, we have increased the heightened vigilance in schools to ensure the safety of our personnel. The government, federal government as well, has provided guidelines surrounding best practices to keep safe. We are obviously going to continue to have those discussions in real time with the directors of education in consultation with the Chief Medical Health Officer to ensure that every student, every staff member on tarot remain safe. The next question, the member for Ottawa South. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the acting Premier. Speaker, COVID-19 is a challenge we're all facing together. And we do, I think on all sides, appreciate the government's invitation to yesterday's briefing on the government's efforts and some updates. My question relates to the $100 million contingency fund that the Premier announced yesterday. So Speaker, through my questions are, and they're two, is the $100 million contingency fund solely for anticipated health care costs? And secondly, is the money allocated in this fiscal year or is it the anticipated contingency in the upcoming budget? Thank you, Speaker. Government House Leader to reply. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Appreciate the question from the Honorable Member and just let me thank both himself, the Leader of the Green Party and Leader of the Opposition for making themselves available for a briefing with the Premier, Minister of Finance and the Minister of Health yesterday. The initial funding that was announced by the Minister of Finance is directed for to preserve and protect health care. It will be made available, obviously, immediately. We are continuing to monitor the situation. It is an initial contribution. We're obviously monitoring the situation very, very closely. And if more steps need to be taken, the government stands ready to make those additional resources available. Thank you. A supplementary question. Thank you, Speaker. And I thank the Minister for his answer or the House Leader for his answer. And I appreciate the clarity and Ontario's will need further clarity as to the government's contingencies going forward for both health care costs and the economic impacts that are going to be felt in this province. And I would encourage the government to be open-minded about those potential impacts. So we all know the public health advice that we're getting that we can all participate in, which is wash your hands, don't touch your face, right? If you're sick, stay home, practice social distancing, call if you're concerned. But we know next week is March break and millions of kids are going to be off and they're going to be there with their families. And I know the Premier said this morning he wants families to have a good time. And we all agree. Many of those students and their families have travel plans. And we all know that travel is going to create some risk. So parents are looking for direction and advice. So through you, Speaker, does the government have any advice for parents about this March break and travel? Thank you, Speaker. Minister of Education. Thank you, Speaker. And thank you to the member opposite for the question. Indeed, many parents and students may be traveling on the eve of March break. And Speaker, as I noted in the prior question, we are encouraging all citizens, including, of course, staff and citizens to strictly adhere to the guidelines set by both the province and the federal government with respect to travel informed by the Chief Medical Health Officer of Ontario and Canada with respect to travel and isolation protocols to ensure students and staff returning from March break remain safe. That is the paramount priority, I think of all members of this legislature united to ensure citizens of this province travel safely and adhere to those precautions as mentioned by the Chief Medical Health Officer. Yesterday, I convened a meeting of all ministers of education across the country on my request to help ensure that there's a dialogue, a national dialogue about how we can ensure that we take action to combat this virus and ensure the safety of all citizens in Canada. Response. Thank you. Thank you. The next question, the member from Milton. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Minister of Labor, Training and Skills Development. Landing a good job, Mr. Speaker, is not just about a paycheck. It also gives people purpose and dignity. Everyone is better off when people are working. For too many people across the province, it is hard to put a roof over their head. At a time when Ontario has a talented, skilled and dedicated workforce with so much to offer. Can the Minister of Labor, Training and Skills Development please tell this House how we're helping laid-off manufacturer workers find work? The question is for the Minister of Labor, Training and Skills Development. Well, thank you very much, and I want to thank the member from Milton for that excellent and important question. Mr. Speaker, we are helping manufacturing workers retrain and get jobs faster. I firmly believe that with the right kind of training and support, people and businesses can have great opportunities in our ever-changing economy. On Tuesday, I was pleased to meet Max Houd. He was an electrician in India and came to Ontario with $500 in his pocket. After 16 years, he was laid off from his job at a textile company. Through our second career program, he retrained, got a diploma and now has an excellent job. In his own words, Max Houd says that his dream came true right here in Canada. Mr. Speaker, we need more stories like Max Houd's and we're going to continue to work with all of our workers right across the province so they have the best opportunities possible. Thank you. Thank you, Minister, for that answer. I'm pleased to hear that our government is committed to supporting our manufacturing workers and creating opportunities for them. Mr. Speaker, it's important to remember that jobs are about people. Every time there is a layoff, workers, their families and their communities are impacted. Can the Minister please share with this House how he is making it easier for laid-off workers to get back to work sooner? Well, thank you again for that question. Mr. Speaker, last year the second career program helped train more than 3,800 people. This program offers assistance not only with training but also for related costs like books and transportation. But I agree that we need to make it work sooner and better for Ontario's workers. Recently, with the member for Cambridge and the member for Kitchener South Hesbler, I announced that we ended the delay for laid-off manufacturing workers to get retrained in Ontario. We are adapting the program to make it work better for the people of this province. Mr. Speaker, we will always stand with the working men and women of this province because when everyone can contribute to the economy, our communities and our province can prosper. Thank you. The next question to the member for Oshawa. Thank you very much, Speaker. My question is to the acting Premier. Recently, the Premier was heartbroken that there won't be PC blue plates on every Ontario vehicle. But Speaker, this issue isn't heartbreaking. It's absurd and mind-boggling. It's so mind-boggling that even one of this government's former top officials, Jenny Byrne, weighed in publicly and said, quote, there is no defending it. This issue was managed absolutely terribly. I can't imagine how it could have been managed worse, end quote. Ms. Byrne went on to say, quote, the government seemingly defended this license plate issue for three days.  And then it became evident four days, five days in that it wasn't going away and there actually was a problem with the license plates, end quote. Speaker, she's not wrong. And inquiring minds want to know what will be tomorrow's hill to die on for this Premier? Will it be billboards or could it be something like autism services, clean drinking water, affordable housing, or public health? Government House Leader. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. Obviously for us, what we're doing right now is we're focused on on the economy, we're focused on COVID-19. That's the priority of this government and I can appreciate the role that the opposition has in both supporting the government in times of a health emergency and also extracting accountability. Mr. Speaker, but I'm sure the member opposite can appreciate that we will continue to focus on what matters most of the people of Ontario and that's the health and safety of all Ontarians and communities across the province. Thank you very much. A supplementary question. Thank you, Speaker. This strange winding road we've all been on with the Premier's handpicked party plates has captivated the attention of folks across the province. It has been a weird circus that never should have happened. This Premier's heartbreak, however, doesn't seem like a good enough reason to bury the costs and details of these party blue license plates. I have asked repeatedly and the government has dodged repeatedly but Ontario still deserves the answer. How can this government justify using a non-disclosure agreement to hide their self-serving misuse of public money? Minister of Government Consumer Services. Well, thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. And I want to assure everyone in this house and everyone watching today that we are working with our stakeholders and we're working with the vendor in terms of delivering a product that addresses the concerns that we have taken very seriously and again, I appreciate that people felt that they could speak to us share the concerns and Ontarians should feel confident that they have a government that is actually responding and acting on those concerns and I can tell you, Speaker, that our focus is absolutely on delivering an enhanced plate that meets the highest standards. Thank you very much. Thank you. The next question, the member for Guelph. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. My question is for the acting Premier. I want to first thank the Premier for hosting an all-party meeting for a briefing on COVID-19 yesterday and I want to thank the leader of the opposition for pushing to have the meeting. I think it's really important at this moment in time that we work across party lines and I also think it's important that all Ontarians work together to care for each other. So as we all work hard to contain COVID-19, health experts are saying that if you're showing symptoms, self quarantine, the bottom line is if you're sick, stay home. But Speaker, many Ontarians cannot afford to stay home. We've been seeing articles in the newspapers about people struggling. Are they going to pay the rent or you know, stay home? So Speaker, I'm going to ask the acting Premier will the government commit to a paid sick and emergency leave program so people can self quarantine without fear of not being able to pay their rent or mortgage or put food on the table. Thank you. Government House Leader. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker. As again, thank the honourable member for for attending a briefing yesterday as the the member knows the initial initial response was a hundred million dollars which was which goes to protecting the health and safety of those who are dealing with it on the front line. We're obviously working very closely with our federal partners to ensure that Ontarians and Canadians more broadly are protected in this. I know the federal government has announced a number of measures through employment insurance to make it easier and quicker for Ontarians who are impacted by COVID-19 to access support. And as the Minister of Finance said yesterday, we are monitoring the situation, the economic situation very, very closely not only across Ontario but with our partners across the country to ensure that we can respond to that once we have the health care situation under control across Ontario. But obviously we are going to continue to work with the federal government and with all members to ensure that Ontarians are safe and secure in this time. Thank you. The supplementary question. Thank you, Speaker. I appreciate the House Leader's response, Speaker. But self-quarantine, staying home from work when you're sick is directly related to public health. Public health officials are saying if you're sick, stay home. But not all workers can afford to stay home. As a matter of fact, EI supports don't always benefit people who are in the hospitality industry, the service industry and the gig economy. I was just reading an article in the National Post this morning about workers saying they are going to go to work even if they're sick because they can't afford not to. And so while I would like to see a permanent reversal of the government's move to cancel page sick days and sick notes, I'm wondering if the Minister would at least agree to a temporary program to support workers stay home while we're trying to contain COVID-19. Again, the Government House Leader. Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. As I said in my initial response, the Premier, the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Health are in Ottawa today meeting with Prime Minister the Deputy Prime Minister and with premiers across Canada. Many of the premiers the member will know, some of the same concerns. We understand that across the economy there are impacts which will be felt in that different areas of the economy are impacted in a different way. But as we said the initial investment of $100 million is forced and foremost to ensure the safety and security of those people who are dealing with this on the front line. The federal government has made some initial moves to assist through employment insurance and we will continue to monitor the situation so that Ontarians can be assured that we not only will we get through this but we'll get through this together. But I think it also highlights the need to ensure that the province is always on the sound fiscal footing and I appreciate the fact that we've been able to do that in 18 short months. Thank you, Mr Speaker. Thank you. The next question the member for Willowdale. Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. Mr Speaker, I know how devastating bullying can be on a child. Today in the legislature I have a very special visitor who has been dealing with some bullies at his school. He's a young, bright, wonderful person. He and all other victims of bullying do not deserve such treatment. We know that the longer a child is bullied the more likely they are to develop physical, emotional and psychological scars that can last a lifetime. That should never happen. We need to learn from these incidents and take action to protect our children. Can the Minister of Education please tell us how the government is combating the bullying issues that we have in Ontario schools and what we can do to stop this problem in the province of Ontario? Government House will be required. Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I appreciate the question from the member for Willowdale. And let me just reach out to the guest that he's brought with him today just to tell him that I don't know on this side but all members of this House stand with him constantly. This is something that we all agree on that should not be taking place in the province of Ontario. I know that the Minister of Education has been working very closely across party lines to address this very real problem in schools across the province of Ontario. Listen, I have two young daughters and often I hear some of the stories that they bring back and they recount. And I wish I could say that they weren't on occasion themselves the victims of bullying. And as a parent it breaks your heart but as a parliamentarian it makes me want to redouble my efforts to work across the floor and with my colleagues to make sure that we educate our students, educate and work with our school partners to make sure that we can put an end to this. And again to the honorable young man who joins us in the galleries thank you so much for being here and having the courage to share your story with us. The supplementary question Restart the clock The supplementary question Thank you very much speaker and I'm glad to hear the government house leader and this government indeed does take the issue of bullying very seriously and I'd like to thank through you Mr Speaker the government house leader for recognizing that the topic of bullying is a non-partisan issue and that I encourage all members of this house to work together to provide constructive ideas on how we can eradicate this problem for good in our schools here in the province. No kid should ever have to go through bullying and this government is committed to making sure that we get rid of it our schools we get rid of it in our societies and I look forward to those constructive discussions. Speaker I was wondering if the government house leader can provide some other examples of what we're working on in government to prevent bullying and how we can help each other to get rid of this problem once and for all. Thank you. Again let me just thank the member for Willidale for the for the question our government is taking action to combat bullying but the member is correct. We need to learn more about the systemic challenges surrounding bullying so we can drill down and focus our attention accordingly to combat it. In November the minister announced the assignment of the member for Scarborough Center who is a former teacher to advise on education matters with a focus on bullying prevention and I know that we are all we all value that advice. The government would also be conduct a province wide online survey survey to better understand students experiences with bullying and we will conduct a review of school reporting practices on bullying and a review of the definition of bullying and ministry policies to ensure it reflects the realities of today. We are working to change the culture to one where everyone sees inherent dignity and the value of a person irrespective of their faith heritage orientation race or response. And just finally again Mr. Speaker just on a day that we're all thinking of a lot of different things to again congratulate and thank the the young man who joins us today for his courage and bring this forward. The next question the member for Mr. Gowalk James Bates. More room Mr. Speaker. Thank you Speaker. Two months ago almost day to by day three people died on the winter road collision on highway 11 and 17 near the junction of with highway one or two in Thunder Bay. Every single time that a fatal accident like this one there's a family that is torn apart. There are people in the entire region that comes to a halt. Speaker when question about the state of northern Ontario roads maintenance the minister indicated that the highway 11 and 17 are cleared of snow in an average seven hours. Well it came as a shock to someone who routinely routinely drives those highways. That is less than what it takes to clear for a 401 Speaker. Candy acting Premier explain the seven hours when northern Ontario and sea roads path with snow and ice every single day. The associate minister of transportation ETA. Thank you very much and I want to thank the member for the question. Certainly safety is the number one priority for the ministry of transportation as well as all the members in the house. Mr. Speaker the ministry of transportation has been working very diligently over a number of years to improve winter maintenance snow removal across northern communities such as working with contractors greater oversight with contractors as well as working with contractors so that they have the equipment necessary so that they can remove snow as quickly as possible. I will continue to work with members opposite to ensure that all drivers on our highways are safe and that we ensure our roads continue to be rated amongst the safest in North America. Thank you. The supplementary question. Well thank you for explaining the seven hours. Speaker people may say that our highways have always been treacherous and risky but since the liberal government privatized the winter maintenance system and in forth performance based area maintenance contract in 2009 things have gone from risky to deadly and to be fair the member of Nipissing made himself a name by telling the then minister of transportation and now the leader of the Ontario Liberals that driving conditions in the North are disgraceful yet neither the member from Nipissing nor any of the fellow Northern ministers want to pull back from the liberal area maintenance contract mess acting Premier can you tell Northern Ontarians if your government is satisfied with the liberal infamous area maintenance contract yes or no. Again I think the member for the question and again I want to reiterate that safety is the number one priority for the Ministry of Transportation certainly is this number one priority for our cabinet members and our members of caucus that represent Northern communities what I want to remind the member opposite is that his very own party voted against in estimates an additional 40 million dollars to keep our Northern roads safe maybe you should explain that to your constituents the next question order the next question the member for Perth Wellington. Thank you Mr. Speaker my question is for the Associate Minister of Energy as a parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Agriculture Food and Rural Affairs I've had the privilege to meet with farmers across the province they tell me that energy is one of the largest inputs on farms they tell me that access to a natural gas will help boost the competitiveness of rural Ontario communities businesses and farms and they're right could the Associate Minister please explain how the natural gas expansion support program is supporting farmers and rural communities across Ontario Thank you very much Mr. Speaker and I thank the parliamentary assistant to the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Affairs for a great question and his work on behalf of our provinces agricultural community alongside our great Minister of Government Consumer Services I had the pleasure of launching phase two of the natural gas expansion support program at Snowblown Farms near Lucknow which was connected to natural gas through phase one of the program Sam Snowblown President of Snowblown Farms said and I quote we have competitors that are serviced with natural gas it put us at a real disadvantage during the real strike where there was no propane available they could keep their elevators and facilities running because they had natural gas and we didn't so we're going to be right back up on the level playing field Mr. Speaker that's huge news for people like the Snowblowns Mr. Speaker our government knows that access to natural gas drives down costs increases competitiveness and provides certainty for farmers and creates jobs across province and we're excited about phase two here here Thank you Mr. Speaker and thank you to the associate minister for his response rural Ontario could simply not win on a Del Duca liberals about four years ago they tried to effectively ban natural gas no we haven't forgotten I've long spoken up for better access to natural gas in Perth Wellington in places like Perth East and the township of Mapleton to name just a few and I'll continue speaking up for those without access to natural gas it's refreshing that our government has a plan to support rural remote and indigenous communities throughout through the natural gas expansion support program Could the associate minister please tell us what communities are seeing about this government's program Thank you Speaker and again a great question from the honourable member from Perth Wellington after years of neglect from the Del Duca liberals municipalities across rural and churro are excited about our government's plan to build and churro together communities connected through phase one of the program are incredibly excited about the potential that these projects have for residents and businesses Chief Kelly LaRocca of the Mississaugas of Skugog Island said the project in her community will and I quote provide the community with a more affordable and environmentally friendly way to heat homes and businesses Darren Kanoff Mayor of Chatham Kent said that the project in his community is and I quote vital because it allows for the immediate development and expansion of businesses in the community we continue to hear from numerous municipalities that are keen to submit new projects through phase two and we're encouraging those communities to partner with a natural gas utility to do so before June 4th of this year thank you Mr. Speaker and we look forward to continuing the program The next question the member for Windsor to come see Speaker my question is to the acting Premier the government host leader good morning sir Speaker flooding on our lakes and rivers has turned many dreams and the nightmares in southwestern Ontario State of Emergency has been declared along Erie Shure Drive and Chatham Kent homeowners there have had to evacuate they don't know if they'll ever be able to return to their homes the banks and cliffs are eroding and falling into Lake Erie at Wheatley Provincial Park a dyke has breached in the Hillman Marsh and Leamington for safety reasons the OPP have closed the street to traffic and Bell River Windsor has had to spend five million dollars at our municipal marina to build floating docks because of the high water level speaker this government slashed funding for flood response in their previous budget will they reverse those cuts in the new budget expected later this month Governor Oslinger Thank you very much Mr. Speaker I appreciate the question from from the Honourable General as as the member will know the Minister of Natural Resources convened a panel to investigate and to provide advice to the to the government with respect to a new flood strategy for the province of Ontario the member is quite correct for a number of years for 15 long years this was something that was virtually ignored by the previous government we're trying to catch up in many instances so the panel which was convened by Mr. Doug McNeill has come back with a number of recommendations for the government look we know that we can't prevent flooding but we can certainly put in place the policies that helped to reduce it in many instances and that means working with our federal and municipal partners it means working on ensuring that developments don't occur near flood zones we're going to continue to work on that we're going to continue to work through the recommendations of the panel response ensure that all communities are safe and secure and that we catch up to the work that hadn't been done for 15 years it's correct the government recently released their flood strategy but their strategy seems to be well we've studied it we know flooding is a problem but we're not going to do anything about it in fact their flood strategy doesn't come with one single nickel of funding not a nickel despite being told by their expert advisor more funding is badly needed the climate crisis in Ontario is in full swing this government seems to be content pretending the problem will fix itself well it won't and our constituents deserve better Speaker will the government agree to a reverse course and restore the funding they cut from flood mitigation programs in southwestern Ontario well uh Mr Speaker we uh we just heard that for 15 long years not much was done on this file so certainly we're not going to reverse course and go back to a time when the the the the Del Ducal Liberals failed the province of Ontario often with the support of the NDP Mr Speaker we're going to move forward we are working very closely with our municipal with our municipal friends the minister has brought forward a strategy through the work of Mr McNeill we've made significant investments across the province already we're going to continue to make more investments by working with our municipal and federal partners to get the job done I know the minister of infrastructure has a number of projects that that we are awaiting approval from the federal government on obviously we're gonna focus on working with our partners to ensure that all communities are are safe and that that individuals can have the confidence that the government of Ontario is moving forward with the strategy that will work after 15 years of neglect thank you the next question the member for Markham Thorne Hill thank you Mr Speaker my question is for the my question is for the minister of seniors and accessibility speaker last year the honorable David only completed the history of the AODO that means accessibility for Ontario and with disability act Mr only's report not only cited the soul crushing barriers face every day by ontarian with disability but he also noted that the previous government falls short in taking action Mr Speaker can the minister tell us what he's doing to get accessibility back on track after 15 years of that del duca liberal allowing us to fall behind questions to the minister for seniors and accessibility good morning Mr Speaker thank you to the member for this excellent question Mr Speaker our government is taking action now in January I announced advancing accessibility in Ontario our government's plan to get accessibility accessibility back in on track this plan includes breaking down barriers and build environment the government leading by example in this role as a policy makers service provider and employer increasing participation in the economy for people with disabilities and improving understanding and awareness about accessibility unlike the del duca liberal response we will not with no time supplementary question thank you minister for that answer and thank you for your all the great work because the accessibility is a very important piece of our legislature and also is a is a retrofitting the current building and you and me we talk about those issues it's a great issue our government to taking action to advance accessibility in Ontario Mr Speaker can the minister give us some more specific example of how this plan will help to remove barriers of ontarian with the disabilities thank you thank you Mr Speaker again our government is taking quick action with the practical measures to break down barriers one step we have taken which I'm very proud of is our new partnership with the Ontario Building Officials Association or OVOA with our support the OVOA is developing a new training course in accessibility and universal design so that municipal building officials across Ontario can or become accessibility champions Mr Speaker I will have more to announce soon because unlike the dead local liberals response we are taking action now thank you the next question the member for Sudbury thank you Speaker my question is to the acting Premier Speaker people in the riding of Sudbury and of Nicobelton across Northern Ontario have waited over 14 years for the completion of the four-laning of Highway 69 and they're frustrated expanding this highway is vital for safe and reliable access to Ontario's North and they're only 68 kilometres left Speaker but we still don't know when the project will be completed the Sudbury Chamber of Commerce's budget recommendation continues to urge the government to expedite the completion of the four-laning of Highway 69 the economic prosperity of our region depends on there being no further delays why does the government continue to leave Northerners in the dark on when four-laning Highway 69 will finally be completed the Associate Minister of Transportation GTA thank you very much to the member for the question and in this house I just want to again thank our very strong advocates our cabinet members and caucus members that advocate for Northern Ontarians every single day in this house Mr. Speaker we've already invested 850 million to complete 70 kilometres of this project we've also committed an additional 200 million in terms of initiating the construction Mr. Speaker our government has been very clear that we believe in investing money in critical infrastructure whether it's highway infrastructure or public transit we are making those those key investments we're spending 2.3 billion dollars alone this year to invest in our highway network across the province of Ontario thank you a supplementary question thank you speaker back to the acting Premier the concern here is the cost of demobilizing and remobilizing if we don't complete it now last year I asked a similar question to the Minister of Transportation when people in my riding can expect to see the four-laning Highway 69 completed and the minister told me to look forward to the upcoming budget the 2019 budget but last year's budget had no new funding and no timeline for completion will the Premier continue to string people along in northern Ontario like the Liberals did for more than a decade or will you listen to the people of Sudbury the people of Nicobalt to the Sudbury chamber of commerce and commit to making Highway 69 a priority in the 2020 budget we release the funding needed to start the work on the last 68 kilometres of Highway 69 as soon as possible Minister thank you very much Mr. Speaker we've already announced that Highway 69 is a priority for this government and we've backed that commitment with $850 million and another $200 million that is a significant amount of financial investment but again we are investing $2.3 billion across the province of Ontario in terms of highway infrastructure to improve our highway network so that we can get Ontarians moving again thank you next question member for Brampton West thank you Mr. Speaker my question is for the Solicitor General last week the Solicitor General and the Minister of Women and Children's issue launched our new comprehensive cross-government strategy to tackle the crime of human trafficking in Ontario Mr. Speaker through my experience while meeting with constituents and community leaders in Brampton I have come to understand the scale of human trafficking this is not only a dominant issue it is an epidemic issue and we all have a role to play in the fight against human trafficking which is why my question focuses on the cross-government part of this strategy can the Solicitor General share how our strategy allows for broad participation across many ministries and sectors thank you Speaker and thank you to the member from Brampton West you know he's absolutely right the initiative the Premier Ford has tasked us with is actually something that hits many ministries and we are working collaboratively with it it's important that while we ensure that individuals who are being sex trafficked when labor traffic are removed from those terrible situations we also need to have the supports in place to support treat and ultimately pass them through the court system for the the individuals who are recruiting individuals it's it's an important piece of what we have to do and it's really unfortunate that the member from Hamilton doesn't understand that the average age of human trafficking is the same age as these pages so if you would actually listen for a minute and start to understand what kind of commitment we are making I'll remind members to make the comments through the chair supplementary question thank you Mr. Speaker through you thank you to the Solicitor General for the response this is really a critically important issue and it's clear that our government is tapping up to the plate of course tackling human trafficking requires supporting our law enforcement partners to ensure that offenders can be held accountable and brought to justice this is not always easy given that human trafficking is a complex province wide crime that often includes ties to other form of organized crime Speaker can the Solicitor General explain how our government's new anti-human trafficking strategy supports the theme of holding offenders accountable and builds on our government's work to support police services Mr. General for the response Thank you and thank you for the members interest in this issue I know that there are many many colleagues who understand the importance of why or why we are taking a government right approach it it really speaks to the commitment that we've made the investments that we are making both in Solicitor General in Attorney General and of course in Children and Youth which has been the largest investment that we have announced it strikes me as strange that the members opposite would choose to try to politicize this issue when historically we have worked very very cooperatively as members as parents as parliamentarians thank you that concludes our question period for this morning and for this week as well I'm going to ask our pages to now assemble it's now time to say a word of thanks to our legislative pages for the outstanding work that they've done over the last almost four weeks our pages are smart trustworthy and hardworking they are indispensable to the effective functioning of the chamber they cheerfully and efficiently deliver notes run errands transport important documents throughout the precinct and make sure that our water glasses are always full we are indeed fortunate to have them here our pages depart having made many new friends with a greater understanding of parliamentary democracy and memories that will last them a lifetime each of them will go home and carry on continue their studies and will no doubt contribute to their communities their province and their country in important ways we expect great things from all of you maybe some of you will someday take your seats in this house as members for work here is now and we wish all of you well please join me in showing our appreciation to this group of legislative pages I beg to inform the house that pursuant to standing order 101c a change has been made to the order of precedence on the ballot list for private members public business such that Mr. Yard assumes ballot item number 8 and Ms. Singh Brampton Centre assumes ballot item number 85 pursuant to standing order 36a the member for Oshawa has given notice of her dissatisfaction with the answer to her question given by the government house leader concerning the use of a non disclosure agreement this matter will be debated Tuesday March 24th 2020 we now have a deferred vote on a motion for second reading of bill 181 an act to authorize the expenditure of certain amounts for the fiscal year ending March 31st 2020 calling the members this is a five minute bell okay I'm going to ask the members to please take their seats on March 11th 2020 Mr. Bethlenthalve moved second reading of bill 181 an act to authorize the expenditure of certain amounts for the fiscal year ending March 31st 2020 all those in favor of the motion will please rise one at a time and be recognized by the clerk Mr. Klan Mr. Klan Mr. Letcher Mr. Letcher Mr. Clark Mr. Clark Mr. Clark Ms. Biftêtre Gwinty Mr. Hardermann Ms. Macleod Mr. Tbilisi Mr. Romano Mr. کےbox Mr. Thompson Mr. Donald Mr. Downey Mr. Flint Mr. Jones Mr. Jones Mr. Calyne Ms. Carrary Mr. Scott Mr. Mr. Nickel, Mr. Puccini, Mr. Miller-Perry-salmascoka, Mr. Barrick, Mr. Ostrow, Mr. Teddy Gassel, Mr. Dr. Babba, Mr. Hogar, Mr. Cusendova, Mr. Tanga, Mrs. Y, Mrs. Cara Holly, Mrs. Parker, Mr. Guzetto, Mr. Payne, Mr. Pank, Mr. Anthony Filopoulos, Mr. Crawford, Mr. Cramp, Mr. Rashid, Mr. Alba, Mr. Smith P treasured, Mr. Robert, Mr. Cuck, Mr. Sam, Mr. Gamari. Hamilton East Tony Creek. Mr. Miller Hamilton East Tony Creek. Mr. Sing Brantanese. Mr. Sing Brantanese. Mr. Andrew. Mr. Andrew. Mr. Hadfield. Mr. Hadfield. Mr. Burch. Mr. Burch. Mr. Burns McGowan. Mr. Burns McGowan. Mr. Arthur. Mr. Arthur. Mr. Arthene. Mr. Burgwein. Mr. Burgwein. Mr. Bell. Mr. Bell. Ms. Morris. Ms. Morris. Mr. Micosa. Mr. Micosa. Mr. Harding. Mr. Harding. Ms. Monty défin. Mr. Monty добros. Mr. Arsangh. Mr. Arsangh. Mr. Arsangh. The ayes are 58 the nays are 34. The ayes being 58 the nays being 34 I declare the motion carried. Second reading of the bill bill does the intellectual do pose any lower pursuant to standing order 67 this bill is ordered for third reading the 181 third reading of bill 181 and act to authorize the expenditure of certain amounts for the fiscal year ending March 31st 2020 Mr. Bethan following government host leader thank you speaker I move third reading of bill 181 and act to authorize the expenditure of certain amounts for the fiscal year ending March 31st 2020 Mr. Calander has moved third reading of bill 181 and act to authorize the expenditure of certain amounts for the fiscal year ending March 31st 2020 pursuant to standing order 67 I am required to put the question is it the pleasure of the house that the motion care of some knows all those in favor of the motion will please say I will please say nay my opinion the eyes have it call on the members this will be another five-minute belt same boat same boat same boat the eyes are 58 the nays are 34 guys being 58 and the nays being 34 I declare the motion care third reading of the bill twice I'm not sure do project the law be it resolved that the building outpass and be entitled as in the motion there being no further business in the house this morning this house stands in recess until 1 p.m.


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Sam here with Leighton Sports Guard dripping 10 box Tuesday's 10 box spectacular football mixer number 141 random team style here's a look again at your random results as always you can find these on the website under the results tab as well as the link in chat I know Rob good luck here everybody he was not happy about pulling I mean he was happy about it obviously but sad that you know it's not going to come home with him all right so we'll start with elite Sean's favorite two three 49 spellbound turn of the century Alec Pierce to 199 there you go Caden the first hit of the break said he had a weird feel in the Colton wouldn't do too well there's first hit of the break going to you AJ Brown to 399 Pierce actually kind of a stud dude if he gets a good quarterback he could be a problem played really well in college at Simsie Jameson Williams to 399 Stafford Gillian Waddle Highlife base Aaron Rodgers one of 12 for the Packers nice one there Jersey number parallel stream go out Joe Burrow moxie says we're only getting one of two on restream I don't know if that's just for maybe for what's it called restreams down probably for just twitch hold on yep there you go uh Desmond Ritter to 990 on way too much going on here somebody say something on YouTube really quick if you don't mind they're extremely junior rookie on deck thank you Caden there's Michael Thomas to 99 die cut Davis Mills right yes to 90 and it goes Jets Jets Jets burrow the oh god I regret even asking for any help draw this nonsense Carson Strong Eagles uh pen pals on card auto good you said you got something something on YouTube really quick if you don't mind that was good that was good playmakers from our chase no we haven't seen in a while our buddy uh the what's it called uh oh razzle dazzle ecchemic want to go into the Panthers nice one there Carolina that's case hit razzle dazzle um that troll who always comes in late at night yeah that steamer hasn't been in a while I think he might have given up I think we defeated him can he pick it rookie on deck oh god here comes SG and the of these cards available for individual purchase Joe burrow to 99 yeah SG just drop your credit card information in chat with that little uh three digit code on the back we got you man we got you anything you want man just let us know and we'll uh we'll hit you with that charge well we'll hit you with the charge that seems necessary sauce gardener 999 back press cut elite throwback santa hill and my homes I know I just said say say hi yeah britain brown to 990 I was waiting for it so it was excited mother's maiden name would also be a press yeah I was gonna say also social security uh maybe you're your latest uh pay stub your first child uh it's due 22 mosaic no huddle no probably not I agree with you on that one uh d'amato smith disco your phone pin blue travis calcy 275 killer track joel batonio track mcduffie non-variation disco for the chiefs which switch should be good I'll go double track after this pack I'll see if there's anybody any new on a twitch stream here at wilson there's a blue elie manning 275 color match so yeah yeah nobody said anything just the personals and stuff hasn't gone off in the last seven minutes so yeah nobody's since he loses all right I can keep my phone then perfect since you babies are too scared god bailey zappy on the rookie no huddle auto that's going to the patriots can recappy this zappy Charles woodson um leak willis I believe that is yep variation for the titans nice one there titans loop keekley trayvon walker oh I get it now blue chips johan dotson and james robinson it's spectra and immaculate spectacular okay I get it now okay all right I take it back for making fun of that but I still feel like a the package of penny sleeves honestly jaya alexander I'm just gonna push on to his breaking point it's one day you're gonna see sam get uh I won't be a part of the penny since you're in my fist there when james purple 250 I don't see gum in any of these packs you're about 40 years too late now p.m silver darin waller trayvon walker debut this guy old trash bin you're gonna go flying dump it right on top of him like pierce on the purple 250 28 out of 50 there's a picket debut charlie colar for the ravens and tony roma this guy so I'll do it for no huddle um all right we'll do 19 contenders um so when I do the dice roll I'm just gonna do it for both so like both 21 and 19 contenders force taught me that in the mixer all right 19 contenders good luck guys see something big see a big on-card auto finally out of this it's like a drew lock all right so uh the round numbers one two three top four five six bottom that'll go for the uh entire rest of the break for both contenders both 19 and 21 it's gonna be a four going to the right uh bottom that's how I go with trace mcsorley the goop later melvin gordon to 175 I had to say Danny dimes might be the the on-card you're going after right now and that's really yeah because I mean think about it you you have the chance of Murray the torches torres acl drew lock oh printing plate of michael dixon punter auto for the seahawks printing plate one of one that is awesome yeah honestly Vaughn speed is uncanny like I do hot pockets nice michael dixon one of one punter auto for the seahawks that's fire scary terry rookie of the year was that cracked ice that is cracked ice come on baby uh trevon mullen cracked ice 22 out of 23 for the raiders nice one there trevon mullen jr the corner when hasons yeah pockets are fine foster morrow nice to 49 for the raiders one of their starting tight ends toward the end of the year very nice we'll take that stop ac ac knock rookie to your contenders yeah uh new four uh chase winovitch whino that's going to the patriots what's up what what's wrong ac it's whino ah redemption all right see who it is good luck if you take it rps remember 124 no offense so i don't go broncos since he was a bronco in 19 uh again it's expired by almost two years um i would still hit up panini see if it's potentially there for the broncos do apologize on that but uh possibility that might happen if not they might do something for us so patriots yeah i think that's fair honestly jj our sega white side never know and i think it's unlikely i agree with that but all right let's do uh 21 contenders 36 12 10 triple double one misshaw oh my god the yokas yokas is an animal he's got a triple auto i think it's him hakeem and kevin garnett or like a quad with him hakeem kg and like barkley or something it's a really sick and i'm john and cooper rookie auto for the uh broncos uh that's to us nice nashi harris rookie ticket rps there you go stealers congrats on that on card nice nashi take that play really well toward the end of the season patrick brady went to the jets never happened that'd be awesome i love that dude i think that would be the funniest thing in the world darin hall for the falcons i would eat the expired hot pocket kevin garnett to 99 one of 99 rookie dear contenders vikings did you even expire i won't eat a boner's in date uh it's gonna be points 400 random to all at the end really they're good dude my kids are gonna start that trend again no they're not a baby they're good that's not food for a baby babies you babies do not eat hot pockets grown man eat them because they take them right out of the microwave and you bite straight into it yeah while you're in your mouth destroy your mouth right let me microwave yours next time i'll put that thing in there for 10 minutes i'll just be steaming like you steamer you are the biggest steamer i think i've ever written that static remind me when we're going to collect person i gotta tell you something uh printing plate ty hillan going to the colts one of one nice one there katyn getting yourself a printing plate ty hillan two chronicle baseball seabold autos yeah that's kind of brutal that he got traded now nice jaymond davis uh for the commanders nice one there that's washington no what happened with jaylin doran and base all right mosaic choice time 22 mosaic choice silver quarry davis mosaic chris karson auto is gonna be tyler beaty for the ravens uh not numbered choice autographs oh that's not bad at all actually because he lost his passport that's treylon berks to 80 as well as a darin waller to 80 really cool one here we got peacock chad johnson for the bangles nice one there in the short print daxton hill rookie and sauce gardener both on the red green choice exclusives all right onto origins now yep we got a redemption on this one seguan barkley to 50 james winston to 99 base straight london we got london on the track there's a 84 out of 99 treylon berks three color patch going back to katyn with the colts there's an alex pierce on card rookie auto nice one there and redemption is kyle hamilton rookie jumbo jersey autographs that's going to the ravens i just went there both more go in to the ravens all right let's do uh 22 spectra a ravens jersey oh man tough batman i don't want to wear anything bangles oh man uh i got points here nice one there i'd love to see that uh brie sol 99 what's that i'll take pictures of that i know hold up to 60 jaylen waddle oh javante williams oh nice one on the back here i'm gonna brock purdy there he is 38 out of 60 here you go niners you got rookie aura malik willis i gotta think about that honestly 24 of 25 brie's hall three color patch for the jets what and 10 of 25 derrick stingly jr auto on the meta there's a j brown to 75 calvin austin got to 25 josh allen nice one there no uh that is eight of 25 for the bills that's three color patch and 12 of 30 damien pierce three colored rpa purple power or purple tendora i guess there's mike evans to 50 i got you i got you patrick here's aiden hutchinson we've got to 99 hunter ren fro catalysts 35 lawyer maloy on the hyper i will do uh 22 immaculate collegiate next again if there is any um uh card of players in multiple on multiple teams then it'll be a random to those teams and if it's anybody who's still in college it'll be random to everybody at the end i.e brace bryce young and cj straub basically right we've got a brett farve to 99 go into the packers yeah we are kyle we're full for tonight for sure and then maybe tomorrow depending on what got ripped i just don't know if all of it got ripped uh six out of ten is christian watson nice one there for the packers next up we've got 42 out of 49 is tony dorsett for the cowboys it's very possible sure it's very possible nice one here we got the redemption that is going to be cj stroud signature moves that is going to be a random to all at the end as stroud is still in college good luck on that one everybody very nice 14 out of 15 jamison williams for the um lions nice one there lions i believe this will be a random as well yep this will be a random between the uh bangles and the colts we've got t higgins and michael pitman jr four of five nice one there good luck on that four five higgins and pitman uh i don't think so i don't think so sure it's i i would be very surprised if chicago picks at number one i think that's gonna end up getting traded um all right let's do 21 spectra first off the line there's your photo sticker kittle on the cover redemption on the back of this one there's a lamar uh three of four nice one there for the ravens on the marble is adam feeling five of ten on the first off the line exclusive wave silver wave got cool one here to 99 steve largent on the epic legends and then we've got a redemption see what we got rookie patch autographs card number 234 anthony schwarz i'll be going to the browns rats cleveland one of the browns i know i saw that too von tatum's got a logo man too non-auto but he's got a logo man cam newton uh hyper just 75 patriots got a davis mills rookie aura to one of 35 for the texans uh 22 of 25 cadarius tony monumental memorabilia for the giants and 16 out of 25 kuris martin sky high signatures going to the jet sick one there that thicker one for last a zeke eliot to what is that to 99 celesteel andre swift silver to 99 epic legends randall cunningham for the eagles and nice one here going to the steelers that's going to be 33 of 35 nazi harris pat fryer muth dual rpa there you go pittsburgh nice one there add that to your nazi auto yami brown to eight of 10 on the orange rookie commanders uh 16 of 99 mike is sicky nice one here going to the niners trey lance next era jersey congrats on that niners and uh 22 or 21 of 25 michael carter on the silver wave rpa first off the line exclusive going to the jets on to our main event so we've got 20 21 immaculate hobby i don't know phoenix it's gonna be a tough decision one that i'm glad i don't have to make to be honest there's a that's cool uh 36 out of 75 calvin ridley that's so nasty who's got this team that's so sick dude going to dwight m how about a one of one amon raw saint brown helmets patch boom there we go dwight congrats buddy that is disgusting oh that's so freaking cool so cool man that's the white one of one amon raw among us saint brown we've got three of 25 rookie auto for the colts is gonna be quitty pay that's nasty too this one's awesome going to the niners how about seven of ten george kiddle on the on the patch auto player worn on that as well nice kiddle tight end you that's so sick 98 of 99 deontay johnson that is player worn for the stealers it's a big he can make this one that's so sick that's one i think that's the first one i fooled since i've been here live it's gonna be going to braden k last card how about 52 of 99 kyle pits on the live rpa boom it's the first live kyle pits i think i've pulled here how often do you see a live kyle pits auto that you don't have to redeem and wait two years for till he finally decides to sign there you go braden congrats man that's so sick so sick wow unbelievable i was gonna say i don't think these existed either i'm not sure this is this card is is still actually real either we'll get that magged empty empty all right guys let's do a couple of randoms here got a doing the random for t higgins michael pitman duel we've got cj shroud and then 900 and 400 points so we'll start with the points random we got everything set up really quick here gonna start with the points guys gonna roll the dice gonna do the same number of randoms for every single one gonna roll the dice gonna go seven times on everything gonna start with the points so good luck guys seven times two three four five six seven it's gonna be giant browns getting 900 giant slash browns and then the niners are gonna get 400 and that is top two uh gonna go seven times on the higgins and pitman duel to five one two three four and five going to the cults going to the cults hey what up smack and seven times on the shroud good luck on that one everybody one two three four five six and seven going to the bills going to the bills i think that was sg actually just hit that so a quick recap guys good luck or not good luck but thanks again uh duel treyland's niners micah sicky um dolphins randall conningham eagles cadarius tony giants steve largent seahawks josh allen bills hunter renfro uh raiders that is popular was weird um brissol jets jail and waddle um dolphins does it just feel weird to you a little bit like on the side oh yeah yeah no treyland berks for the titans and joe burrow for the bangles very uh we had the shroud redemption deontay johnson that's odd yeah um for the steelers george kittle niners quiddipay colts michael carter jets uh duel for the steelers herds martin jets anthony shorts browns jamison williams for the lions uh tony dorsett cowboys christian watson packers lawyer maloy for the patriots damien pierce uh uh texans they're extinctly uh titan or texans sorry kyle hamilton ravens alec pierce colts tyler beatty for the ravens jamon davis commanders darren hall falcons john then cooper uh broncos nazi harris uh steelers uh noah phant broncos chase winovitch patriots foster morrow for the raiders crackdice trevon mollin for the raiders uh michael dixon one-of-one punter printing plate auto uh patriots uh bailey zappy karson strong eagles alec pierce colts mag cards we had a brock purdy numbered 38 out of 60 rookie for the um uh niners we had a live kyle pits 57 out of 99 for the falcons and a one-of-one helmet amon raw saint brown going to the lions that'll do it for the break guys thanks again for the fill next up we got personal


Hello everybody! In this video, I'm going to show you my optimal gaming PC – how to choose ports for your computer and where to find the best prices. In our channel and blog you will find solutions to any problem, from installing an operating system or configuring it, to fixing possible bugs and errors or optimizing mobile gadgets. Our specialists will answer any questions you ask in your comments under the videos or articles. Having read lots of articles on the topic and having seen multiple reviews, we've built a relatively inexpensive optimal computer for work and gaming. It will perform nicely new work tasks, video rendering, and it will play all the latest games with comfortable settings. Now let's select the parts based on how much we can spend, and today we go for the mid-budget rig. The first thing to decide on is the CPU. Today there are two large manufacturers – Intel and AMD, and we have to choose from these two brands. As long as the computer will be used for work and games alike, I choose an AMD processor. It edges ahead in video rendering, processing 3D graphics, and everything else where multitasking matters. After going to build the computer for games only, it's worth choosing an Intel CPU as their gaming performance is considerably higher. In my case, I know what tasks this computer will have to handle, so I'm choosing an AMD Ryzen 5 processor. This is not the latest model, but it has already earned a good reputation and is one of the market favorites. You tell me, why not the 2600 model? Because the 2000 series processors are just a bit accelerated versions of the previous generation, but they cost considerably more. The same Ryzen 2600 has only two or three hundred megahertz more to boost for the new price. After all, every Ryzen chip is unlocked, so they can be overclocked to compensate for the slightly lower frequency. In every other aspect, it is still the same 6-core 12-thread CPU with 16 megabytes cache and the 65-watt TDP thermal design power. These specifications promise support for DDR4 memory up to 2666 megahertz in dual-channel mode, but with optimized AGISA code, memory models will work without any issues at frequencies over 3200 megahertz. Talking of the cooling system, when you overclock the CPU slightly to 3.7, 3.8 GHz, the stock cooler AMD Rayspire will suffice. However, to be on the safest side possible, you can buy something better by Be Quiet or Deepcool. The current prices start at about $180. My system will use an AM4 socket motherboard. The general advice is to look for products based on B350 or B450 chipset as they support overclocking and high-frequency system memory. In my case, the choice is an X370 chipset motherboard which supports the processor out of the box, so you don't need to update BIOS. It also got good overclocking potential with radiators on the power elements, so this motherboard comes in handy because we are planning a bit of CPU overclocking in the nearest future. The Gigabyte AX370MDS3H motherboard is a well-balanced micro-ATX product offered for AM4 processors at an affordable price. The manufacturer advertises this motherboard as a mid-range product with advanced functionality. It is meant for building high performance home and office computers, and it can also become a good basis for an inexpensive gaming rig, just what I need for the moderate price. It also offers some overclocking features, but due to using 6-phase CPU power supply, it is only good for moderate overclocking that doesn't suggest a great increase in heat output. This motherboard supports up to 64GB of DDR4 system memory at 2666 MHz and up to 3200 MHz when overclocked. And there are 4 memory slots with XMP profile support. Thanks to having an M2 slot with 32GB per second and 4 setup ports with 6GB per second, it is possible to create a high-performance storage system with an NVMe SSD drive as the system drive. It also has an integrated network controller gigabit as the netlan and a channel audio chip real-tag ALC887 with an M and with improved analog output. There are 14 USB ports for peripheral devices, including 6 USB 3.1 generation 1 ports. The current prices start at $85. Now that we are finished with the motherboard, let's move on to system memory. Experience shows that 16GB of system memory is enough for all modern games. That's why we choose the dual-channel kit by Kingston HyperX Fury, 2 DDR4 models 8GB, each with a frequency of 3200 MHz and bandwidth of 25600 Mbps. The average prices today start at $105. Of course, the coinstone element of any gaming rig is the graphics card. On this computer, Nvidia G4S 1060 with 6GB of memory will be a good choice. Based on the numerous tests, reviews and budget considerations, we have chosen Inno3D G4S GTX 1060 equipped with twin X2 coolers and 6GB of GDR5 memory. This card features memory frequency of 8000 MHz and base core frequency 1506 MHz that can be boosted up to 1708 MHz. With a memory bus with 192 bits, it can support the maximum resolution of 7680 x 4320. The card requires extra power supply and comes equipped with a 16-pin supplementary power connector. It also features all modern display connectors, two DVI ports, one display port and one HDMI. The current price starts from $300. When it comes to drives, it is recommended to combine an SSD with an HDD, which gives you good speed of the soldered state drive with sufficient and safe storage capacity of the conventional hard disk. We were lucky to save on the SSD because we already had one by Samsung, a dismanufacturer with an excellent reputation. This is the model MZ70D256 for 256 GB. This SSD has very good specifications and is no match for traditional hard disks, as its red and white speeds are three times better. You can see all the details on the screen. Talking about newer Samsung drives, have a closer look at Samsung 860 EVO series. This SSD has similar specifications. Or a Samsung 970 EVO series model with a PCI Express 3.0 interface, which bows even higher read and write speeds. Now we need to power this build and put it into a suitable case. A good power supply unit means safer conditions for all other equipment, so don't try to skimp on your PSU and remember that its capacity should be calculated with some reserve of 50 or 100 watts. In our case, the computer will be powered by AeroCool VX550 for 550 watts. It has a suitable motherboard connector for the product we have selected, 20 plus 4 pin, the CPU 4 plus 4 pin power connector and a 6 pin power connector for the graphics card. You can see maximum voltage specifications on the screen. This power supply unit comes pre-installed in the computer case AeroCool PGS QS180 Black, which is good enough to house all the parts we have chosen. This mini-tower case lets you build a computer on a micro ATX and mini ITX motherboards and install a graphics card as long as 320mm and a CPU cooler as tall as 145mm. The bottom case panel has an extra opening for the Aero to cool the graphics card and we have a dust filter here. With this case, you can install 2 2.5 inch drives or 1 3.5 inch drive and 1 2.5 inch drive. This case is also equipped with an 80mm exhaust fan, but you can add 120mm fans to the front panel and left side panel. For future overclocking, we will add more fans. And first of all, one intake fan into the front panel. The prices start from $50 for the PSU and $40 for the computer case. Now the entire set of parts set us back for about $800 without the drives. The next stage is to put all of these together, but that's another video. And that is all for now. I hope you liked the video in a new format. Hit the like button and subscribe to our channel. Leave comments to ask questions. Thank you for watching. Good luck.