Bill C-9 is a huge piece of legislation that includes topics that range from the privatization of Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, changes to the mandate of Canada Post, the ultimate depletion of the EI fund, the increase in the security tax that we pay when we fly on airlines, changes to the HST initiative, changes to the softwood lumber tariffs, and changes to environmental assessment in Canada.

‘software life cycle data’ means the data that is produced during the software life cycle to plan, direct, explain, define, record, or provide evidence of activities; this data enables the software life cycle processes, system or equipment approval and post-approval modification of the software product;

Fire retardant furnitures and furnishings, and changes to the fire code have reduced fire related deaths in recent years (1120) Fire safe cigarettes would reduce the risk of accidental forest fires.

It has been internationally agreed that the adoption of the 1992 amendments to MARPOL 73/78 requiring the application of the double hull or equivalent design standards to existing single hull oil tankers when they reach a certain age will provide those tankers with a higher degree of protection against accidental oil pollution in the event of collision or stranding.

The Commission's doubts relate to the following points: - Firstly, too little information is given to customers issuing eurocheques abroad on the various components of the charges they face; - A second objection is on the modification to the terms and conditions of the interbank commission (paid by the issuer's bank to the foreign bank) which had been exempted in 1984. In particular, Eurocheque is criticized for having applied a minimum commission since 1988.

Other provisions in Bill C-37 follow directly from the amendments to provisions regarding Canadian citizenship recently brought about by Bill C-37 in the 2 Session of the 39 Parliament, though that bill focused primarily on “lost Canadians” – people who think of themselves as Canadians and who wish to participate in Canadian society, but either ceased to be citizens, or never were Canadian citizens in the first place, for various legal reasons.1 It also introduced changes to citizenship by descent; this is further amended in the present Bill C-37.