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An Act to amend the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (importing, exporting and producing certain substances)

BillC-394
Session44-1
StageSecond reading (House)
Introduced2024-06-12
Proposed byRob Moore
parl.ca ↗

This enactment amends the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act to reinstate certain mandatory minimum penalties in relation to importing, exporting and producing certain substances.

✦ AI Summary

Bill C-394, also known as the Stronger Sentences for Safer Streets Act, proposes to reintroduce mandatory minimum jail sentences for specific drug-related offences. It focuses on importing, exporting, and producing controlled substances. The bill outlines different penalties based on the type and quantity of the drug involved, as well as aggravating factors like trafficking intent, abuse of trust, or proximity to vulnerable populations.

This legislation primarily affects individuals involved in the production, import, or export of illegal drugs, particularly those dealing with larger quantities or repeat offenses. It aims to increase the severity of punishment for these crimes, with the goal of enhancing public safety and deterring drug trafficking in communities.

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Legislative Timeline

2024-06-12
First reading
Current
Second reading (House)
✦ AIBill is currently being debated in the House of Commons.

Votes

Vote #: 730 Date: 2018-06-06 Result: Failed Yes: 91 No: 188

Yes / No Ratio

Yes32.6%
No67.4%

How each party voted

PartyPositionYesNo
BlocYes100%0%
ConservativeYes100%0%
GreenNo0%100%
LiberalNo0%100%
NDPNo0%100%
Québec deboutYes100%0%