S-214SenateThird reading (Senate)

An Act to amend the Special Economic Measures Act (disposal of foreign state assets)

Presented by: Donna Dasko, sénatriceLegislature 45, Session 1Type: Senate Public Bill

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At a glance

The bill amends the Special Economic Measures Act to allow for the disposal of foreign state assets. It aims to enhance Canada's ability to manage foreign assets under economic sanctions.

Detailed summary

Bill S-214 seeks to amend the Special Economic Measures Act to allow for the disposal of assets belonging to foreign states. This measure is designed to enhance Canada's ability to manage foreign assets that are under economic sanctions by providing a clear legal framework for their disposal.

The main provisions of the bill include establishing procedures for the sale or liquidation of foreign state assets. This includes mechanisms to ensure that the disposal of these assets complies with Canada's international obligations and property rights.

The Special Economic Measures Act will be amended to include specific provisions regarding the management and disposal of foreign assets. This may involve amendments to existing sections of the Act that deal with economic sanctions and restrictive measures.

Entities affected by this bill include foreign governments whose assets are under sanctions in Canada, as well as Canadian financial institutions that may be involved in managing these assets.

Legislative progress

Senate

  1. First readingMay 28, 2025
  2. Second readingMar 26, 2026
  3. Consideration in committeeMay 7, 2026
  4. Third readingMay 26, 2026

House of Commons

  1. First readingUpcoming
  2. Second readingUpcoming
  3. Consideration in committeeUpcoming
  4. Report stageUpcoming
  5. Third readingUpcoming
  1. Royal assentUpcoming

Recent debates

  1. Third reading in the Senate
  2. Consideration in committee in the Senate
  3. Second reading in the Senate
  4. First reading in the Senate

Official source: ourcommons.ca

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