S-250SenateFirst reading (Senate)

An Act to amend the Department of Justice Act

Presented by: Margo Greenwood, SénatriceLegislature 45, Session 1Type: Senate Public Bill

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At a glance

Bill S-250 aims to amend the Department of Justice Act. It proposes specific changes to the current provisions of the Act to enhance its operation.

Detailed summary

The primary objective of Bill S-250 is to amend the Department of Justice Act to improve its efficiency and application. These amendments aim to modernize certain provisions and clarify specific legal aspects that have been identified as needing adjustments.

The main provisions of the bill include changes to the organizational structure of the department, as well as adjustments in administrative procedures to better meet current needs. These changes are designed to enhance transparency and efficiency in the department's operations.

The Department of Justice Act will be amended to incorporate these new provisions, which may include changes in the roles and responsibilities of department officials.

The individuals and entities primarily affected by these amendments include employees of the Department of Justice, as well as external stakeholders who regularly interact with the department.

Legislative progress

Senate

  1. First readingJun 18, 2026
  2. Second readingUpcoming
  3. Third readingUpcoming

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. First reading in the Senate

Official source: ourcommons.ca

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