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Vote #135Counted Vote8 Jun 2026

Proposed law C-16 would change laws about crime and prisons, including child protection, gender-based violence, and court delays, and this vote is about a suggested change to that proposed law.

Defeated7 Yeas
323 Nays
10 Paired

What They Voted On

That Bill C-16, in Clause 28, be amended by deleting lines 9 and 10 on page 18.

What This Vote Is Really About

This vote was about making a specific change to proposed law C-16. This proposed law wants to update some rules about crime and prisons in Canada. Its main goals are to better protect children, help deal with violence against women, and speed up how quickly court cases are handled. Specifically, this vote was about whether to remove two particular lines from a section of proposed law C-16. If enough members of Parliament voted to remove these lines, that part of the proposed law would change. If they voted to keep the lines, that section would stay as it was originally written or as it was changed by a committee. Citizens should care about this vote because proposed law C-16 deals with very important issues that affect everyone. It changes how our justice system works, especially for serious matters like child protection and violence. Any change to this proposed law could impact how people are kept safe and how justice is carried out across the country.

Related Bill

C-16

Protecting Victims Act

This proposed law wants to change some rules about crime and prisons. It focuses on protecting kids and dealing with violence against women. It also aims to speed up the court system.

Introduced Dec 9, 2025·Last discussed yesterday
Liberal
Hon. Sean Fraser
Liberal
Chance of
Passing
95%
Very likely
How Canada Voted
How the House Voted

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Speaker
Speaker's Left
Speaker's Right
Yea (7)
Nay (323)
Paired (10)
Did not vote (3)
Did Not Vote (3)
Conservative: 2Liberal: 1
Laila Goodridge (Conservative)
Pierre Poilievre (Conservative)
Francis Scarpaleggia (Liberal)