Digital bills at risk if this government falls (or if Parliament is prorogued) @privacylawyer
Digital bills at risk if this government falls (or if Parliament is prorogued)  @privacylawyer
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Parliament resumed at the end of September 2024 with a very different political landscape. The governing Liberals can no longer rely on the support of the NDP to prop up their minority government. If the government falls, all the bills currently under consideration will "fall off the order paper", effectively terminated. Here are four digital bills currently at risk of such a fate.

Past commentary on these Bills:

Bill C-27 - The Digital Charter Implementation Act 2022 youtu.be/yjIaI1KMMdY and youtu.be/IYYZFPsc1gA
Bill C-63 - The Online Harms Act youtu.be/K2D4WivpPMY
Bill S-210 - Protecting Young Persons from Exposure to Pornography Act youtu.be/usDehvaFbxo and youtu.be/UN8eP6LlWVY

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