An Act to amend the Government Employees Compensation Act

Bill C-357 was a Conservative Private Member's Bill amending the Government Employees Compensation Act (R.S.C. 1985, c. G-5) to expand workers'-compensation eligibility for federal-public-service employees with post-traumatic-stress-disorder (PTSD) claims to include presumptive coverage similar to the provincial frameworks that have legislated presumptive PTSD coverage for first responders (the BC Workers Compensation Amendment Act 2018, Ontario Bill 163 of 2016, Alberta's 2017 amendment, etc.). The bill targeted federal public-safety workers (Correctional Service of Canada, RCMP, federal firefighters, CBSA officers). Did not pass second reading.