Senate could hold up government's pot bill beyond July deadline - News Summed Up

Senate could hold up government's pot bill beyond July deadline


Justin Trudeau's Liberal government plans to make recreational pot legal in Canada by July, but there may be one significant challenge to that timeline: the Senate. The House of Commons is expected to punt Bill C-45 to the Red Chamber before Christmas for senators to pore over the government's proposed law. That's when the marquee Liberal election promise could collide with another key Trudeau pledge: a more independent Senate. Independent Sen. André Pratte said getting the legislation right is more important than the deadline. Independent Senator André Pratte said addressing concerns with Bill C-45 is more important than passing it on time.


Source: CBC News November 03, 2017 13:07 UTC



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