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Arthur Maloney

Arthur Maloney was the first Ombudsman of Ontario, sworn in on October 30, 1975. In July, 1977 he presented a brief to the Ontario Legislature, proposing an amendment to the Vital Statistics Act to allow changes in gender designation on birth certificates for those who underwent gender reassignment surgery. This was his second time making the request. His office also spent two years investigating an appeal by the Body Politic, which had been denied funding since it had pending criminal charges. Maloney’s office eventually upheld the decision to withhold funding.

Names Arthur Maloney (Main) BE [n77.201]
Related Pages Arthur Maloney on LGLC
Arthur Maloney on VIAF
Birth Date 1919/11/26
Birth Place Eganville
Death Date 1984/09/20
Identities Canadian

BG [“Profile – Arthur Edward Martin Maloney,” Parliament of Canada, n.d., https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=2192]

Occupations MP (PC-Parkdale) Politician
1957/06/10 - 1962/06/18

“Profile – Arthur Edward Martin Maloney,” Parliament of Canada, n.d., https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=2192

Criminal Lawyer Lawyer
1943

http://www.pepall.ca/archive_article.asp?YEAR=&VRT=324(http://goo.gl/LeFk6O)

Ombudsman (ON) Government
1975 - 1978

http://www.pepall.ca/archive_article.asp?YEAR=&VRT=324(http://goo.gl/LeFk6O)

Associated Organizations Organization: Liberal-Conservative Party […] (Member)
1957/06/10 - 1962/06/18

https://lglc.ca/event/n77.201


“Profile – Arthur Edward Martin Maloney,” Parliament of Canada, n.d., https://lop.parl.ca/sites/ParlInfo/default/en_CA/People/Profile?personId=2192