Two local members of Provincial Parliament have been appointed to new roles within the provincial government.
Trevor Jones, the MPP for the riding of Chatham-Kent-Leamington, has been appointed Deputy Government House Leader.
In this capacity, Jones will assist in managing legislative proceedings, coordinating government initiatives, and facilitating communication between members of the legislature.
"I am deeply honored to take on the role of Deputy Government House Leader. In this capacity, I am committed to ensuring the smooth operation of our legislature, and effectively communicating the government's initiatives. Together, we will continue to serve all constituents and advance the well-being of Ontario," Jones said.
Essex MPP Anthony Leardi has been named Deputy House Whip.
In this role, Mr. Leardi will play a crucial part in maintaining order and decorum within the legislative chamber, ensuring the efficient operation of the House, and supporting the Government Whip in their duties.
"I am pleased to report this new role to the taxpayers in the Riding of Essex," Leardi continued. "I will continue working to deliver the skilled trades jobs, infrastructure and housing investments our region needs."
Both Jones and Leardi will continue in their roles as Parliamentary Assistants to the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs and Mines respectively.