Members of City Council and local boards (restricted definition) are required to follow the standards set out in the applicable Code of Conduct and Municipal Conflict of Interest Act. If you believe a member of Council or local board (restricted definition) has failed to meet these standards and you wish to address the misconduct, you must follow the Office’s Complaint and Application Procedures which are summarized below. You can obtain information and assistance about requesting an inquiry on this page or by contacting the Office of the Integrity Commissioner. Lists of local boards (restricted definition) and adjudicative boards are available on our website.
To search for past sample advice and case summaries, use the Office’s Advice and Case Summaries tool which contains information taken from the Office’s annual reports and investigation reports to Council.
Note: Effective March 1, 2019, the Complaint Protocol for Members of Council and Complaint Protocol for Members of Local Boards (Restricted Definition) are no longer applicable. Should you require a copy of the old complaint protocols, please contact our Office.
Note: The complainant or respondent can decline to participate in the informal complaint at any time. No investigation will be conducted, and no public report will be issued.
This above summary is provided for convenience only. Please refer to the full Complaint and Application Procedures.
By Mail or In Person:
Office of the Integrity Commissioner
375 University Ave., Suite 202
Toronto, ON M5G 2J5
By Email:
This above summary is provided for convenience only. Please refer to the full Complaint and Application Procedures.
By Mail or In Person:
Office of the Integrity Commissioner
375 University Ave., Suite 202
Toronto, ON M5G 2J5
By Email:
Note: Applications must be made within six weeks from becoming aware of the alleged contravention (see section 160.1(4) of the City of Toronto Act, 2006).
This above summary is provided for convenience only. Please refer to the full Complaint and Application Procedures.
By Mail or In Person:
Office of the Integrity Commissioner
375 University Ave., Suite 202
Toronto, ON M5G 2J5
By Email: