REQUIRED TABLINGS

“Tabling” refers to the act of placing a document before the Assembly. The Table of the Assembly occupies the space directly in front of the Speaker’s dais and between the two front benches. 

Some documents are required to be filed with the Assembly in accordance with provincial statutes, the Standing Orders, or a resolution of the Assembly. These are referred to as Required Tablings. For example, ministry annual reports and the reports of Government agencies, boards, and commissions.

The database lists all the required tablings that were tabled during a session. It includes the Minister or Act, the document’s title, sessional paper number and date tabled, the nature of the report or statement, the statute or Standing Order that requires the tabling and the timelines for when the report or statement is to be tabled.