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)
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Parliamentary Debates (39)
Speeches in the House of Commons that mention Bill C-77.
Government Orders
…regulations of Bill C-65. It will also support ongoing efforts to bring the remaining provisions of Bill C-77 into force. This includes introducing the declaration of victims rights into the National Defence Act. The next order of business will be to form a team to establish a framework that will help achiev…
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…rtain things. We keep on trying things. We put in legislation to change the justice system, such as Bill C-77. We have put in a whole new institution, which is the SMRC. We have to build on the things that were done right and then make the changes survivors are asking for. We really need to be listening to s…
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…hanges needed to modernize our military justice system in line with the commitments we put forth in Bill C-77. We are dedicated to building a military justice system that takes a victim-centric approach and truly gives victims and survivors a voice. We have already made some important progress implementing B…
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…xperienced sexual assault and misconduct remain trapped in a culture where their voices go unheard. Bill C-77 protects in law the anonymity and security of victims and witnesses in these cases, but failure to implement this critical charter has allowed serious allegations to be ignored, investigations to be …
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…uct, confident in the knowledge that they will not suffer further abuse or reprisal. The passing of Bill C-77 in 2019 ensured that the privacy and security of victims within the Canadian Armed Forces was protected in law. However, this key legislation has not been implemented or enforced. Those who come forw…
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Mr. Speaker, the Liberals are all talk and no action. A case in point is that in 2018, we passed Bill C-77, which would have brought a victims bill of rights to National Defence, and protected the privacy and security of victims and witnesses in proceedings involving certain sexual offences. Three years a…
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… behaviours. However, it is not true that, as the member says, we have not done anything. We passed Bill C-77, a declaration of victims rights that puts victims at the core of the military justice system and reviews unfounded cases. We created the sexual misconduct response centre, which provides confidentia…
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…for all in the Canadian Armed Forces, especially when it comes to sexual misconduct. We have passed Bill C-77, the declaration of victims rights. We have an independent justice review that is ongoing. We also have an independent panel looking at systemic racism and gender bias. We have a lot more work to do,…
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…en it comes to the actions of our government, we will take no lessons from the previous government. Bill C-77, the declaration of victims rights, died on the Order Paper in the previous government, but we passed it. Plus, SMRC currently provides 24/7 support to anyone for these types of matters anywhere in t…
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