Democratic Institutions
During question period on democratic institutions, the Green Party’s Elizabeth May asked whether there would be full and open debate on a series of government bills—including Bill C-5—that she said give the Prime Minister and cabinet new powers and reduce Parliament’s role. The Liberals replied that the government is working with provinces, Indigenous peoples and other parties to build a stronger economy, as promised after the last election, and noted that both government and opposition bills have been advanced through the House. Separately, the Bloc Québécois raised a point of order about a minister’s statement regarding interpreters and the Translation Bureau, asking that the record be corrected.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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