Bill C-263
Silver Alert National Framework Act
Bill C-263 is at second reading in the House.
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Division Votes (0)
No recorded division votes found for this bill.
Parliamentary Debates (19)
Speeches in the House of Commons that mention Bill C-263.
Private Members' Business
…ives of vulnerable people matter. This is true for children, and it is true for vulnerable seniors. Bill C-263, the silver alert national framework act, would create the opportunity for us to help protect vulnerable seniors. Right now there are growing numbers of seniors across our country. By 2030, just four…
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…m Speaker, I rise today in support of the legislation from my Conservative colleague from Manitoba, Bill C-263, the silver alert national framework act. I want everyone to imagine a cold winter evening in rural Manitoba. The sun has gone down in early evening yet again, and somewhere between the house and the…
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Madam Speaker, I am pleased to rise today to speak to Bill C-263, an act to establish a national framework for silver alerts. I would like to thank the member for Kildonan—St. Paul for bringing this important matter to the House for debate. The safety of our senio…
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moved that Bill C-263, An Act to establish a national framework for silver alerts, be read the second time and referred to a committee. Mr. Speaker, it is an honour to rise today to speak to my bill, Bill C-263, an act to…
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Mr. Speaker, I am delighted to have the chance and the opportunity to speak to Bill C-263 today. First, I want to thank my friend, the member for Kildonan—St. Paul, for proposing a bill that is not only meaningful to the Moberg family, and I want to salute the courage of the Moberg family…
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…r other stakeholders, that need to be discussed. I think it was important to hear the introducer of Bill C-263 indicate that she is open to amendments. We will get to some of those shortly. We have seen ideas that can have a very real impact, and there is a sense of collaboration. When we have government and …
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… represents another step forward in responding to a very real and growing concern facing Canadians. Bill C-263, the silver alert national framework act, speaks to something that is very simple, but it is also very urgent. Tens of thousands of vulnerable seniors living with dementia go missing every year in Ca…
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…bers to support the bill. Canadians who agree should contact their local MP and ask them to support Bill C-263.
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moved for leave to introduce Bill C-263, An Act to establish a national framework for silver alerts. Mr. Speaker, I am honoured to introduce my first private member's bill, the silver alert national framework bill. The bill is inspired by …
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… are serious about this issue, we need to get on it, we need to make this a priority. The second is Bill C-263, which seeks to establish an office of the commissioner in this matter because an office like that could act as an authority. Let us take a step back in history. Once upon a time, there was colonizat…
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