December 12, 2017 — The committee met to
consider Bill C - 61, An Act to give effect to the Anishinabek Nation Education Agreement and to make consequential amendments to other Acts.
Read the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers» submission to the House of Commons and Senate committees
considering bill C - 24.
I testified before the Standing Senate Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs when the Senate
considered the bill C - 25 - suffice it to say that I did not support the legislation.
Not exact matches
So the moment the House came back from the Senate Chamber, the Prime Minister introduced
Bill C - 1, but this time no dummy; this time a bill to end the strike and send the railway workers back to work, and it was put through all its stages, passed by both Houses, and received Royal Assent before either House considered the Speech from the Throne at
Bill C - 1, but this time no dummy; this time a
bill to end the strike and send the railway workers back to work, and it was put through all its stages, passed by both Houses, and received Royal Assent before either House considered the Speech from the Throne at
bill to end the strike and send the railway workers back to work, and it was put through all its stages, passed by both Houses, and received Royal Assent before either House
considered the Speech from the Throne at all.
Parliament should
consider a five - year review for
Bill C - 46.
The text is not available, but when
considered along with
Bill C - 47, the government appears to be singling out the telecommunications industry to take on additional law enforcement duties.
The change to 718.2 [e] under
Bill C - 32 adds that a judge must also now
consider «the harm done to victims or to the community.»
However,
considering the fact that under the current system the average number of days is 1,038, the further reductions gained by
Bill C - 31 over the reductions in the Balanced Refugee Reform Act seem less impressive.
Bill C - 36, which we are about to pass, contains the elements required to add to the aggravating factors that judges can
consider when sentencing offenders.
Canada was one of the first countries to draw up what could be
considered «bitcoin legislation,» with the passage of
Bill C - 31 in 2014, which designated «virtual currency businesses» as «money service businesses,» compelling them to comply with anti-money laundering and know - your - client requirements.