The federal government introduced Bill S-7 on October 7, proposing changes to 31 statutes and related regulations overseen by 11 departments and agencies. The Treasury Board says the aim is to reduce duplicative reporting and simplify processes affecting sectors including agriculture, transport and digital business, while retaining health, safety and environmental safeguards. This is a proposal before Parliament, not legislation that has already come into force. For boards and compliance teams, the practical implication is to track the bill and evaluate changes only as they are enacted.
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Federal red tape bill proposes changes to 31 laws
Ottawa has tabled Bill S-7 proposing amendments across 31 federal acts.
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