An Act to establish a national framework respecting attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
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At a glance
This bill aims to establish a national framework for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). It seeks to improve understanding and management of ADHD across the country by coordinating efforts among various provinces and territories.
Detailed summary
Bill C-229 primarily aims to establish a national framework for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). This framework is intended to harmonize approaches and improve the management of ADHD across Canada.
Key provisions of the bill propose coordinating efforts among provinces and territories to ensure better understanding and management of ADHD. It may include national guidelines for diagnosis, treatment, and support for individuals with ADHD.
No specific laws are mentioned as being amended by this bill.
The individuals most affected by this framework would be those living with ADHD, their families, as well as healthcare and education professionals working with these individuals.
Legislative progress
House of Commons
- First readingSep 18, 2025
- Second readingUpcoming
- Consideration in committeeUpcoming
- Report stageUpcoming
- Third readingUpcoming
Senate
- First readingUpcoming
- Second readingUpcoming
- Third readingUpcoming
- Royal assentUpcoming
Recent debates
Official source: ourcommons.ca