Follow the legislative activity of Quebec's National Assembly.
It aims to create a voluntary conservation tool for natural environments. It amends the Natural Heritage Conservation Act to allow property owners to enter into contracts with organizations to preserve biodiversity. Contracts can be made with municipal organizations, non-profit organizations, or Indigenous communities.
It aims to establish the position of special clerk. It sets rules for their appointment, competence, and working conditions. It amends several existing laws to incorporate this new position.
It aims to maintain the autonomy of seniors. It amends the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms. It establishes a national strategy for autonomy and home support.
It aims to protect young people from the harmful effects of screens. It amends the Consumer Protection Act to regulate social media and video games. Merchants must verify users' ages and inform about screen-related risks.
It aims to ban the sale of energy drinks to those under 16. It creates penal offenses and inspection mechanisms. Health Quebec is responsible for enforcing the law.
It authorizes the government to spend up to $81.7 billion for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. It sets credits for various programs and allows credit transfers under certain conditions.
Follow the legislative activity of Quebec's National Assembly.
It aims to create a voluntary conservation tool for natural environments. It amends the Natural Heritage Conservation Act to allow property owners to enter into contracts with organizations to preserve biodiversity. Contracts can be made with municipal organizations, non-profit organizations, or Indigenous communities.
It aims to establish the position of special clerk. It sets rules for their appointment, competence, and working conditions. It amends several existing laws to incorporate this new position.
It aims to maintain the autonomy of seniors. It amends the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms. It establishes a national strategy for autonomy and home support.
It aims to protect young people from the harmful effects of screens. It amends the Consumer Protection Act to regulate social media and video games. Merchants must verify users' ages and inform about screen-related risks.
It aims to ban the sale of energy drinks to those under 16. It creates penal offenses and inspection mechanisms. Health Quebec is responsible for enforcing the law.
It authorizes the government to spend up to $81.7 billion for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. It sets credits for various programs and allows credit transfers under certain conditions.