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(b) removal of the previously built-in December 3151, 1980, expiry date for rent controls: when the sec- tion dealing with rent increases takes effect. it will limit them to 6 per cent a year: if a landlord wants more, he‘ll have to make his case before the Tenancies Commission; (a) creation of a Residential Tenancies Commission which will determine rent increases and other landlord-tenant matters previously handled by the courts; (e) permission‘ for lenants'to divert payment of rent to the Tenancies Commission if the lan- dlord fails to maintain the premises satisfactorily or does not repair a subâ€" stanlial defect. In effect. this Bill repeals both the Landlord and Tenant Act and the Residential Premises Rent Review Act. It is a revised and consolidated approach to landlord and tenant law in Ontario. The, passage of this Itegislation marks the conclusion of months of committee hearings. Major changes include the following: (d) increase of the interest rate on security deposits to 9 pexj cent _ Bill 163: An Act to Reform the Law respecting Residential Tenancies. Among other things, this Bill imposes clear responsibility for control, cleanup and restoration of damage upon those who cause and could control pollutants. It is the most wide ranging piece of en- vironmental legislation with respect to spills of pollutants in Canada. Following committee hearings this summer. this legislation will be returned to the Legislature for approval. (c) provision for the protection of tenants against unfair eviction; Queen ’3 Park Report Bill l06: An Act to Amend the Municipality of Metro Toronto Act. This was a Private Member‘s Bill proposed Bill 24: An Act to Amend the Environ- mental Protection Act. by Herb Epp (Liberal MPP for Waterloo North). It proposed the reinstatement of a three» year term for councils and boards in’ the Metropolitan area. In addition, it would have required that the Metro Chairman be an elected member of one of the area municipalities. The Bill received support from all sides of the House. However, the support of (he Govern- ment was not for- thcoming. and the Bill was blocked. Various committees of the House have been very active. A broad range of issues have been discussed and several of the committees will sit through’ the summer months. General Government Committee: Hearings on Bill 163 (An Act respecting Residential Tenancies) were held from October 1978 until June 1979. Scores of witnesses were heard and more than 130 amend- ments were considered before the Bill was sent back to the Legislature for passage. Administration of Justice Committee: Public hearings began in May and will continue into the summer on a Bill amalgamating the Ministries of Colleges and Universities and Education. Interested parties are taking this opportunity to discuss a variety of issues relating to education. Resources Develop- ment Committee: This Committee has been holding hearings in three areas, and is expected to bring in reports for the fall session of the Legislature. Social Development Committee: During the spring this Committee concentrated upon consideration of the closing of Lakeshore Hospital and the general reduction in hospital bed allocation. By ALF STONG The products in this ad were selected in advance of this offering; therefore. situations may occur where all products may not be available at some stores. If the product is temporarily out of stock, we will issue a Rain Check enabling you to obtain the item at the advertised price. Prices shown are in effect at Radio Shack stores and are the maximum at Authorized Sales Centres (dealers). Dealers are not obligated to stock, but may obtain the full Radio Shack line We are not liable for typographical errors. All registered trade-marks are the property of Tandy Corporation. Tandy Electronics Limited being a registered user. Sale prices in effect July 23-28 RADIO SHACK'S POLICY ON ADVERTISED ITEMS AM/FM cassette recorder combo Til-883 â€" everything you ever wanted in an 8-track deck! Record your own 8-track library â€" play your favourite - preâ€"recorded tapes with this feature-packed deck, With pause control, digital timer, LED for fast forward. program and Auto-Stop. Dual VU meters, recording level controls. Jacks for optional headphones or mikes. Rear-panel control matches pre-amp output to any equipment. 14-946 129393;; 1999395 R54 g§na| Hillcrest Mall Richmond Hill Richmond Heights Shopping Centre, Richmond Hill Like having “home stereo" in your car... 24 watts total, 12 watts RMS per channel, delivers rich, low distortion sound. Loudness button enhances bass. Underdash mount. 12â€"1810 6-120 SUPERTAPE‘" with wide dynamic range 999992.95 Upper Canada Mall, Newmarket Bayhill Mews, Thornhill THE LIBERAL. Wednesday. July 25. 1979 â€" C-9 ‘ NOT to be used With any power booster, equalizer/booster. Quatravox adapter or speaker swnches with common ground.