Follow the legislative activity of Quebec's National Assembly.
The bill establishes a legal framework allowing property owners to enter into contracts to maintain and enhance biodiversity. These notarized and registered contracts include real obligations and can be signed with municipal bodies, environmental NGOs, or Indigenous communities, for a maximum duration of 99 years.
This bill creates the office of special clerk, defines the rules for appointment, competence, and working conditions, and establishes a complaint process for ethical issues. It amends several existing laws to integrate this new office into the current legislative framework.
The bill aims to ensure seniors' autonomy by recognizing their rights to remain at home, affordable housing, and financial security. It establishes a national strategy to ensure access to care and services tailored to their needs.
This bill aims to protect young people from the harmful effects of screens by prohibiting the registration of users under 16 on social media and requiring age verification. It also regulates video games by banning certain mechanisms and requiring tools to limit usage time.
This bill prohibits the sale and purchase of energy drinks by individuals under the age of 16. It defines these drinks, establishes penal offenses to ensure compliance with the prohibitions, and entrusts inspection and investigation mechanisms to Santé Québec.
This bill authorizes the government to use funds to finance various programs for the fiscal year 2026-2027, with a maximum amount of $81,686,460,965. It also allows for credit transfers between programs and increases in credits if associated revenues exceed forecasts.