Bill C-77
Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation Act
Bill C-77 is at second reading in the House. This bill is from the 44th Parliament, 1st session.
Other Bills Numbered C-77
Bill numbers are reused for different bills each new session. This bill number appeared in 3 sessions:
Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation Act
An Act to amend the National Defence Act and to make related and consequential amendments to other Acts
An Act to amend the Citizenship Act (prohibitions)
Division Votes (0)
No recorded division votes found for this bill.
Parliamentary Debates (40)
Speeches in the House of Commons that mention Bill C-77: the latest 20.
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…ick points I wish to make to the hon. member for Winnipeg North. This bill was originally tabled as Bill C-77. It was introduced long ago in the previous Parliament and died on the Order Paper when the previous prime minister, Justin Trudeau, prorogued. I wrote the Prime Minister on March 9, after he became …
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…f the House. I was a parliamentarian when this bill was originally tabled in the 44th Parliament as Bill C-77, so I do have some history with this bill. I would like to also acknowledge that we are on the unceded and unsurrendered territory of the Anishinabe people of these lands. This bill is such an import…
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Uqaqtittiji, Bill C-10 is a reproduction of Bill C-77, which was originally tabled in the last Parliament. As we did at that time, we support this bill in its current form, as it is a reproduction. I would like to thank, first of all, Aluki Kotierk, who…
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…aty implementation. This is actually the second time this bill was introduced. It was introduced as Bill C-77 in the previous Parliament. The Bloc Québécois supported the bill then and we still do today. I would like to acknowledge the first nations who live in my riding and with whom I interact. I am talkin…
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…has to say to the over 130 indigenous groups that helped co-develop this bill in its original form, Bill C-77, of which Bill C-10 is a carbon copy. What does she say to them about the hard work they did to ensure that Bill C-10 could reach the stage that it is at? Indigenous groups have been asking for the r…
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…ven on its reintroduction, because we should be reminded that the bill was introduced a year ago as Bill C-77 and died with prorogation. The need, though, is even more pressing now than before. The world is changing. Canada needs to be ready, and that means building an economy that can withstand whatever com…
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…he government to act upon it. They felt they were finally making progress on October 10, 2024, when Bill C-77, an act respecting the commissioner for modern treaty implementation, was tabled in this place. I am not going to go back, because one thing that has been consistent through the day-to-day across the…
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…aties that have been signed and negotiated, have waited too long. The bill before us was originally Bill C-77, which was introduced almost a year ago. It was allowed to die on the Order Paper. There is no point in going back over which parties are to blame for that, but now we must come together and get the …
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…d be of the opinion that nothing has been taking place. For example, I can recall, I believe it was Bill C-77, where we had the declaration of victims rights. I can remember speaking to that bill years ago. This was a Liberal government initiative. I have talked endlessly today about Bill C-11, and how it is…
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… some legal advice to those victims. Victims' rights have to be paramount. That is why we supported Bill C-77. It was to make sure we codified victims' rights in the Criminal Code and moved them into the National Defence Act as part of military justice. We will continue to fight for victims because that is w…
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moved for leave to introduce Bill C-77, An Act respecting the Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation. (Motions deemed adopted, bill read the first time and printed)
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…ed by the performance of the policing duty to make a complaint. It would codify some practices from Bill C-77, including that military judges cannot oversee summary hearings and that a military judge cannot be charged with a service infraction. There would be some major changes to how Canada will treat crimi…
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…iminal Code sexual offences are being adjudicated within the military justice system. In June 2022, Bill C-77 came into force, which established the Declaration of Victims' Rights. That includes the creation of victims' liaison officers to better assist victims in understanding and accessing their rights. We…
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…quires it. The Hon. Perrin Beatty served as Minister of National Defence in 1987 when he introduced Bill C-77, An Act to authorize the taking of special temporary measures to ensure safety and security during national emergencies and to amend other Acts in consequence thereof, the short title being the Emerg…
Read full speech →…interruption” came to be, the Chair has reviewed the evidence given at the legislative committee on Bill C-77 in the second session of the 33rd Parliament. Originally, this section of the bill provided that the motion be debated for three days without interruption. A member moved an amendment to strike the t…
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…y quickly after we receive the final recommendations of Madame Arbour. That why we are implementing Bill C-77. Our government takes the issues raised in the question very seriously and we will work very hard to regain the confidence of Canadians in the Canadian Armed Forces.
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…rs. We know that we have considerable work to do, but we also have started a lot of work. We passed Bill C-77, whereas the previous government let it die on the Order Paper. We have also committed $236 million in budget 2021 to end sexual misconduct. We will get it done.
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…ment has worked since we formed a government on providing support to survivors, with the passing of Bill C-77. We know that we have a lot more work to do and we will continue to do it.
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…umber of the things he has done. We have put the SMRC in place. We have put in legislation, through Bill C-77, to create a victims' bill of rights. We have done a review of all unfounded cases. We have created the path to dignity and respect. He commissioned the Fish report on the military justice system. We…
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…ry justice system is modern, fair and responsive to the needs of the Canadian Armed Forces. Through Bill C-77, we are implementing several significant changes to the military justice system, including incorporating a victims’ bill of rights to ensure that victims are supported and their voices are heard when…
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