Ontario is on the verge of implementing new rights for members
of registered pension plans. Members will have the right to form
committees that will have broad rights to review information about
all aspects of plan administration including investments. Employers
who sponsor or administer a registered pension plan should
familiarize themselves with these new Ontario legal requirements.
They are not yet law, but likely will be in a matter of months.
Last week the Ontario government released revised draft
regulations about these new legal requirements, seeking comments by
September 12th, 2016. The new requirements have been
kicking around in draft for the past six years and will replace
current Ontario legislation regarding member advisory committees.
Most employers probably haven't heard of the current
requirements regarding such committees, because the current rules
have no teeth. The new ones will. You can find the new requirements
here.