Not a lot happened last week, the House is still held up over those SDTC documents. We did get a bit of new info when it comes to the letter that was sent to the Speaker that started this whole thing though. Details below!
C-415 creates new protections for flight attendants to ensure they get paid for time worked.
C-416 makes October Hungarian Heritage Month.
C-265 establishes a national strategy to address perinatal mental health issues such as postpartum depression.
C-266 reduces the excise tax on beer and liquor.
We’ve got another week of very little happening due to the ongoing stalling of the House. There was movement on some legislation coming back from the Senate, including the Pharmacare Act, as well as a few committee reports!
C-414 changes the Canada Health Act to add mental health, addiction, and substance use services to the list of insured services.
C-267 removes the excise tax on non-alcoholic beer.
Light week last week, the House was off on Monday and things have been pretty heavily tied up with the debate over those documents the Liberals were supposed to hand over to the RCMP.
C-268 makes November Lebanese Heritage Month.