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C-70: An Act respecting countering foreign interference · Branch

C-70·Government of Canada

An Act respecting countering foreign interference

Introduced May 6, 2024Last activity 2 years agoSession: 44-1

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Legislative history

First readingMay 6, 2024
First reading in the House of Commons.
Second readingMay 29, 2024
Second reading in the House of Commons.
Third readingJune 13, 2024
Third reading in the House of Commons.
First readingJune 13, 2024
First reading in the Senate.
Second readingJune 17, 2024
Second reading in the Senate.
Third readingJune 19, 2024
Third reading in the Senate.
Royal assentJune 20, 2024
Royal assent received.

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