Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2

Bill C-31, Budget 2025 Implementation Act, No. 2 · Second reading · now at report stage in the House Where it stands

What Bill C-31 would do

This budget implementation bill would change federal tax laws by delivering automatic benefits to lower-income individuals and adjusting business, excise, and international minimum tax rules. It would also ban most non-compete clauses under the Canada Labour Code and establish the Defence Investment Agency for military procurement. Additionally, the bill would transfer authority over air travel complaints to the Minister of Transport and make various other administrative changes across government.

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Marilène Gill, Côte-Nord—Kawawachikamach—Nitassinan

Bloc Québécois
“I have questions about what the member said about women. The Bloc Québécois has suggested ways to help women, including fixing employment insurance.”
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Madam Speaker, I have a few friendly questions for my colleague regarding what she said about women. The Bloc Québécois proposed several measures to help women, including the EI reform we have been waiting for for several—

Marilène Gill, Côte-Nord—Kawawachikamach—Nitassinan

Bloc Québécois
“I want to know why the government left key supports for women out of the budget and the update. We need changes to employment insurance, seasonal worker benefits, money for seniors, and more health care funding.”
Official Hansard

Mr. Speaker, I have a friendly question I would like to ask about women, and more specifically about EI reform, benefits for workers in seasonal industries and ending discrimination against seniors of all ages. We know that women, especially senior women, are more likely to find themselves in a precarious situation. There is also the whole issue of health transfers. We know that many women work in health care and that the government has decided to continue cutting health transfers. Why were these constructive proposals on areas that fall under the federal government’s jurisdiction not taken into account in the drafting of the budget or even in the recent economic update?

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