Bill C-248 — Le Canada discutera d'abandonner le changement d'heure
Fin du changement d'heure : le Canada en débat
Ce projet de loi demande au gouvernement fédéral d'organiser une conférence sur le changement d'heure. Le but est de discuter des enjeux économiques, des études scientifiques sur la santé, et d'une approche plus uniforme au Canada. Le gouvernement devra ensuite publier un rapport sur cette conférence.
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I want to help the government make life better for everyone. My bill asks the government to hold a meeting with provinces, territories, and Indigenous leaders to talk about ending daylight saving time. Changing clocks hurts people's health and safety, so we should find one time for all of Canada.
Where this proposed law falls on the policy spectrums that Canadians care about
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Inscription gratuite — 30 sThis proposed law aims to start a conversation across Canada about the pros and cons of changing our clocks. It makes sure that different groups, like Indigenous governments and people in healthcare, get to share their thoughts, but it doesn't promise any actual changes to how we handle time.
Things to Watch For
- The law doesn't say what happens after the report is published, so there's no guarantee of any action.
- The law does not require the federal government to act on any recommendations from the conference.
- The law does not allocate any money to carry out the conference or the report.
- The law does not define what a 'uniform approach' to time change would look like.
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How likely this proposed law is to be approved
This proposed law is at an early stage and was proposed by a single Member of Parliament, not the government. Laws proposed by individual members rarely pass.
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