An Act to amend the Criminal Code and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (trafficking in human organs)

Makes it a federal crime for a Canadian to travel abroad and receive a transplanted organ that was obtained through trafficking. Also blocks anyone connected to the organ-trafficking trade from entering Canada.

Issues this bill touches

• Crime & Public Safety→

  Criminal Code + IRPA trafficking in human organs.

Legislative historyi

1. First readingNovember 24, 2021

   First reading in the Senate.

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2. Second readingDecember 9, 2021

   Second reading in the Senate.

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3. Third readingDecember 9, 2021

   Third reading in the Senate.

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4. First readingDecember 16, 2021

   First reading in the House of Commons.

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5. Second readingMay 18, 2022

   Second reading in the House of Commons.

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6. Third readingDecember 14, 2022

   Third reading in the House of Commons.

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7. Royal assentDecember 15, 2022

   Royal assent received.

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