Bill C-282 — Loi modifiant la Loi sur le ministère des Affaires étrangères, du Commerce et du Développement (gestion de l’offre)

This proposed law, called C-282, wants to protect Canadian farmers who use "supply management." Supply management is a system that controls how much milk, eggs, and poultry are produced in Canada. This helps farmers get a fair price for their products. The proposed law would change how the government makes trade deals with other countries. It would make it more difficult for the government to agree to things in trade deals that could harm supply management. This proposed law affects Canadian dairy, egg, and poultry farmers directly. It also affects anyone who buys these products, as supply management influences prices. It could also affect trade relationships with other countries. This proposed law matters because it could protect Canadian farmers from foreign competition. Supporters say it will help keep farms sustainable. Critics might say it could make these products more expensive for Canadians or make it harder to make trade deals.

This bill has not yet been published on the government website.