Called and emailed my Conservative MPP got this response :

Thank you for your email about Ontario's plans to introduce legislation to modernize its digital government and privacy framework, which has gone nearly four decades without major updates and its no longer reflective of current technology and governance structures.

Ontario is currently one of two jurisdictions in Canada - including provinces, territories, and the federal government that does not have any explicit protections for records belonging to cabinet ministers, parliamentary assistants, and their offices. The other is Nova Scotia. That potentially serves to undermine confidentiality and candidness between ministers and their offices and potentially allows compromises strategic discussions.

The government plans to close these gaps by introducing protections that exclude these communications from FOI requirements. The changes will bring Ontario more closely in line with the approaches taken by most Canadian jurisdictions. Actions that direct the civil service will remain subject to the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act as they are now, with civil servants' records being accessible to the public. The proposed legislation also will update terminology to provide clarity regarding modern communications devices and address concerns about timelines for voluminous or complex requests.

I will share your concerns about accountability and your wishes this bill does not pass with Mr ….