An Act to amend the Criminal Code (restitution orders)
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At a glance
This bill seeks to amend the Criminal Code to strengthen restitution orders. It proposes changes to improve the process of restitution for victims of criminal acts.
Detailed summary
The main objective of this bill is to amend the Criminal Code to strengthen restitution orders. It aims to ensure that victims of criminal acts receive adequate and timely compensation for losses incurred due to offenses.
Key provisions include amendments to clarify and enhance the process by which restitution orders are issued and enforced. This may involve changes in how courts assess and impose these orders, as well as measures to ensure their effective enforcement.
The bill amends the Criminal Code, which is the primary legislation governing criminal law in Canada. These amendments aim to make the restitution process more efficient and responsive to victims' needs.
The individuals primarily affected by this bill are victims of criminal acts seeking compensation for incurred losses. Courts and law enforcement agencies may also be impacted by the proposed changes.
Legislative progress
House of Commons
- First readingSep 22, 2025
- Second readingApr 22, 2026
- Consideration in committeeIn progress
- Report stageUpcoming
- Third readingUpcoming
Senate
- First readingUpcoming
- Second readingUpcoming
- Third readingUpcoming
- Royal assentUpcoming
Recent debates
Official source: ourcommons.ca