Chair's Industry Advisory Group
	Continuous Disclosure Advisory Committee
	Fund Governance Advisory Committee
	IC/PM Advisers
	Mining Technical Advisory and Monitoring Committee
	Securities Advisory Committee
	Senior Securities Legal Advisory Group
	Small Business Advisory Committee
	The Registration Advisory Committee

The Chair's Industry Advisory Group provides an opportunity for senior executives in the investment industry to offer input directly to the Chair of the Commission on high-level policy topics. It also offers the Chair a forum for seeking informal feedback on topical issues.

The group, whose members represent a cross section of dealers, mutual fund companies and institutional investors, meets on a quarterly basis.

Members

Jack Curtin	Goldman Sachs
David F. Denison	CPP Investment Board
Ira Gluskin	Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc.
Claude Lamoureux	Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan Board
Robert MacLellan	TD Bank Financial Group
John Mulvihill	Mulvihill Capital Management Inc.
Richard W. Nesbitt	TSX Group
Charles R. Sims, CA	Mackenzie Financial Corporation
Joan Smart	Head of Scotiabank Group Compliance
Doug Steiner	Perimeter Financial Corp.
Kevin Sullivan	GMP Securities
Charles M. Winograd	RBC Capital Markets

OSC staff contact:

David Wilson c/o Linda Shrubb Executive Assistant Tel: 416-593-8201 E-mail: lshrubb@osc.gov.on.ca

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• the review of continuous disclosure filings made by reporting issuers; and
  
• policy issues related to continuous disclosure.
  
  

Through this advisory role, the CDAC assists OSC staff in meeting the following goals:

• increasing awareness of continuous disclosure issues;
  
• effecting greater discipline in the market place with respect to continuous disclosure requirements and obligations.
  

The CDAC was established in the summer of 2002, and began meeting in September of that year.

Members
CDAC members serve two-year terms and meet four to six times each year. Committee members are chosen to reflect both the variety of industry sectors in our economy, and the variety of users involved in continuous disclosure activities, including CFOs, general counsel, investor relations officers and financial reporting personnel.

The committee provides advice and recommendations on technical and legal issues identified by staff or by the committee members, to ensure the regulations implementing the proposals are appropriate, practical and cost-effective for the Canadian mutual fund industry.

Since its creation in the spring of 2002, the Fund Governance Advisory Committee has typically met four times each year. Staff also consults with industry participants, including the IFIC Fund Governance Committee, and with investor representatives on many of the issues discussed with the advisory committee.

Members
The advisory committee consists of a maximum of ten lawyers or industry participants who specialize in investment management issues.

Participants
There are no set members. At each meeting there is a different group of approximately 10 advisers participating.

The committee was created as a result of the recommendations in the Final Report of the TSE/OSC Mining Standards Task Force dated January 1999. It was constituted on March 12, 2001.


Members
The MTAMC is comprised of volunteers from across Canada who are involved in different sectors of the mining industry from early stage exploration to production. All have extensive technical expertise and a strong interest in securities regulatory policy as it relates to the mining industry. The committee is co-chaired by staff of the OSC and the BCSC.

At the request of the OSC, SAC provides advice and comments on the legal, regulatory and market implications of any aspect of Commission rules, policies, operations, and administration. On its own initiative, SAC may report to the OSC at any time on issues the members consider should be addressed by the Commission or of which the Commission should be aware. SAC may report annually to the Chair of the OSC on its activities for the preceding year.

SAC generally meets once per month. The OSC's General Counsel attends all meetings and serves as the liaison between SAC and the Commission. SAC was constituted in 1998.

Members
SAC members generally serve for terms of two to three years. Members are expected to have an excellent knowledge of Ontario securities law, significant practice experience, and a strong interest in the development of securities regulatory policy.

Additional details on SAC can be found in OSC Policy 11-601 (25 O.S.C.B. 683).

This forum offers the Chair an opportunity to raise topical issues and get advice and feedback in an informal and interactive setting. It also offers this representative group of legal practitioners an opportunity to raise with the Chair issues of concern to them.

Members

Members	Firm
Phil Anisman	Anisman, Phil
David Jackson	Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP
Alan Bell	Bennett Jones LLP
Frank Allen Paul Mingay	Borden Lander Gervais LLP
Shawn McReynolds Patricia Olasker	Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg LLP
William Orr Richard Steinberg	Fasken Martineau DuMoulin LLP
Richard Scott Ralph Shay	Fraser Milner Casgrain LLP
Stephen Halperin Jonathan Lampe	Goodmans LLP
Connie Sugiyama	Gowlings
Jeff Barnes	Heenan Blaikie LLP
Rene Sorell	McCarthy Tetrault
Margaret McNee	McMillan Binch Mendelsohn LLP
Cathy Singer	Ogilvy Renault LLP
Jean Fraser	Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP
William Braithwaite Ed Waitzer	Stikeman Elliott LLP
Peter Jewett	Torys LLP
William C. Ross Wayne T. Egan	Weir Foulds LLP

OSC staff contact:

Monica Kowal General Counsel Tel: 416-593-3653 E-mail: mkowal@osc.gov.on.ca

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(a) to advise OSC staff on the impact of existing and proposed securities regulations on small and medium-sized businesses; and

(b) to serve as a forum for continuing communication between the Commission and small and medium-sized businesses.

Members
The committee includes representatives of small businesses, industry associations, law and accounting firms. Members serve two-year terms. The committee is currently comprised of the following individuals:

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The Ontario Securities Commission has formed an industry consultation group to discuss and recommend solutions to registration related issues. The group consists of both regulators and market participants. The market participants represent large and small firms, from investment dealers, mutual fund dealers, scholarship plan dealers, and investment counsel and portfolio managers. This committee encourages an open dialogue between registrants and regulators in Ontario. The committee is also joined by regulators from the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) on a quarterly basis in order to resolve those issues that involve other jurisdictions.

The mandate of the committee is as follows:

This committee will serve as a forum to identify, discuss and make recommendations to resolve registration and related issues found by market participants and regulators in Ontario and to raise these issues with the CSA.

The Chairperson of the committee is Lynn Dickinson of the BMO Nesbitt Burns Inc. If you have items that you wish to be brought forward to the group for discussion, you may send it to one of the representatives listed below.

The following is a list of the representatives from the CSA: