| # | Name | Comments |
|---|
| 4701 | Susan Hrovat | |
| 4702 | Anonymous | |
| 4703 | Rebel Kennedy | |
| 4704 | Andres Rios |
| 4705 | Anonymous | |
| 4706 | Anonymous | |
| 4707 | Carol Kouyoumjian | the recovery process is intensive, lengthy and usually complicated. A brain injury changes so many lives and costs more than just the treatment team members time and expertise, it costs the individuals family to re evaluate their own lives and outlooks.
Reducing the monetary amount from an insurance aspect would cost society more in the loss of entire families. |
| 4708 | Christina K. Lowery | |
| 4709 | Anonymous | |
| 4710 | Anonymous | |
| 4711 | kyle kotyk |
| 4712 | AMBER GAGE | |
| 4713 | Anonymous |
| 4714 | Ashley Pancoast | |
| 4715 | Monica Nahwegahbow | |
| 4716 | Anonymous | |
| 4717 | Carolyn Falle | |
| 4718 | Pamela Bagnell | Please do the math for the people not the corporations. There will soon be no protection and assistance for the people. What does $25000.00 pay for? A person/family can loose everything in no time. Who will pick up the pieces? Soon poverty will be higher then it already is. MVA people have no other choice but assistance and dependency. Those involved in a MVA are innocent but yet have to pay a "quilty" price. If you are not rich at the time of a MVA you become part of our poverty class. Then not only will you be a victim of the accident, you are a victim of decisions made by those with the power based on greed and no compassion. How would you feel if you were in MVA with multiple and serious injuries that are not deemed CAT but effect you to maybe the point of immobilization for the rest of your life? Also, these injuries prevent you from being employed? Please give this matter very serious thought. |
| 4719 | Stanley Razenberg | |
| 4720 | Francine Lauzon | |
| 4721 | Renee Denommee |
| 4722 | Ash Khan | Help people not billionaires :) |
| 4723 | Nadia Rigione-Maffei |
| 4724 | Ynze Reitsma |
| 4725 | Anonymous | |
| 4726 | Marlo Sotelo | |
| 4727 | Anonymous | |
| 4728 | Anonymous | |
| 4729 | Anonymous | I am a survivor of a catasrophic accident. Many injuries, like mine, last forever. Shame on you for trying to limit the amounts people are eligible for. |
| 4730 | Anonymous | |
| 4731 | Anonymous | |
| 4732 | Betty Kershner |
| 4733 | Arun Pillai | |
| 4734 | Dr. Peter Barnett | |
| 4735 | Rhonda Nemeth | The insurance companies are losing profits due to the current economy, not due to pay outs. They are affected by the economy in the same way all are. There is no reason for them to reduce our benefits or increase our rates; they have to wait out the market the same as everyone else. Otherwise, will they reduce our rates and increase our benefits when the markets rebound? I highly doubt it! |
| 4736 | Kelly Ferrell | |
| 4737 | Anonymous | profit-taking from the injured - appalling.
put health care back in the portfolio of the minister of health, not the minister of transportation or finance!! |
| 4738 | Trevor Smith | |
| 4739 | Anonymous | new Golden Rule: "the ones with gold make the rules" |
| 4740 | Susan Chiddix | |
| 4741 | Anonymous | |
| 4742 | Randy Silverman | |
| 4743 | Anonymous | |
| 4744 | marie | I pity the poor people if this goes through |
| 4745 | James Alan Long | The amendments would have a severely detrimental effect on the care of accident victims. |
| 4746 | Anonymous | everything must be done to stop this run away train before it gets to do anymore damages to the hard working people of this province. May God have mercy on us all. |
| 4747 | Julio Matiaz | Adopt the same kind of insurance that exists in British Columbia. Only the bad drivers pay the extra premium increases. Good drivers get discounts. It actually works, and it is alot less expensive. ICBC is a provincial corporation.
These Ontario insurance companies cry poverty, but in fact they are making record profits. Think about this: if the insurance companies were loosing so much money, why are they is business. Any other type of business simply close if the profits are non existance.
Blame the premier, years ago he promissed that he was going to fix the system.......he fixed nothing, in the contrary he needed his insurance buddies to donate to his campain, nice job lier Dalton. |
| 4748 | Anonymous | |
| 4749 | M | Opposed completely. I work in MVA as a health care provider and this is not the solution! |