Bill 53, An Act respecting reserved designations and amending the Act respecting the marketing of agricultural, food and fish products

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Information

Sponsor

Julien, Guy,	Ministre de l'Agriculture, des Pêcheries et de l'Alimentation

Type

Government bills

This bill

was introduced during the 35^th Legislature, 2^nd Session

Stages in the consideration of the Bill

Definition of the terms used:

• Amendment (one or more changes were made to the bill at this stage)
• Majority vote (the bill went through this stage with majority support in the Assemblée)
• Vote : Yeas, Nays, Abstentions; (the bill went through this stage following a vote, the results of which were recorded)
• The date of assent is followed by the year and chapter number of the Act assented to as they will appear in the Statutes of Québec. For instance, “2007, c. 7” following a date of assent means “Statutes of Québec 2007, chapter 7”.

Introduction

• Sitting held on October 23, 1996

Adoption in principle

• Sitting held on November 5, 1996

Committee stage

• Committee on Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
• Étude détaillée du projet de loi n° 53 - Loi sur les appellations réservées et modifiant la Loi sur la mise en marché des produits agricoles, alimentaires et de la pêche
• Sitting held on November 6, 1996
• Sitting held on November 7, 1996

Tabling of committee report - Detailed consideration

• Sitting held on November 12, 1996

Report stage

• Sitting held on November 19, 1996

Passage

• Sitting held on November 26, 1996
• Sitting held on December 9, 1996
• Sitting held on December 10, 1996

Assent

• An Act respecting reserved designations and amending the Act respecting the marketing of agricultural, food and fish products

Date of assent: December 16, 1996

Coming into force

par décret du gouvernement