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An Act for granting to Her Majesty certain sums of money for the federal public administration for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020 โœ“ Became Law

BillC-96
Session42-1
StageLaw (royal assent given)
Introduced2019-03-20
Proposed byJoyce Murray
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✦ AI Summary

This bill, also known as Appropriation Act No. 1, 2019-20, authorizes the federal government to spend over $37 billion. This money is for operating expenses and program delivery across various federal departments and agencies for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2020. The funds cover everything from salaries for ministers to payments for things like the Canada Pension Plan, Employment Insurance, the Canada Council for the Arts, and housing initiatives through CMHC.

Essentially, this legislation is a necessary step to ensure the federal public administration has the financial resources to function and deliver services to Canadians throughout the specified fiscal year. It affects all Canadians by ensuring the continuity of government operations and programs.

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Legislative Timeline

2019-03-20
First reading
โœฆ AIBill proposed $37.7 billion for federal administration for fiscal year 2020.
Current
Law (royal assent given)
โœฆ AIThe bill has become law.

Votes

Vote #: 1274 Date: 2019-03-20 Result: Passed Yes: 143 No: 35 Paired: 6

Yes / No Ratio

Yes80.3%
No19.7%

How each party voted

PartyPositionYesNo
BlocDidn't vote0%0%
ConservativeDidn't vote0%0%
GreenDidn't vote0%0%
LiberalYes100%0%
NDPDidn't vote0%0%