Recall and initiative law

AI summary

Petitioners ask the government to enact federal Recall and Initiative legislation allowing registered voters to recall MPs and repeal laws proven biased, denying recalled MPs pensions and benefits, and requiring any amendment by public referendum.

AI summaries describe petitioners’ requests and claims. Consult the official record for the full text.

Official petition

Petition to the House of Commons in Parliament assembled There are currently no election laws at the federal level of Canadian government that enable legally registered Canadian voters to fire an elected representative before the end of their term; There are currently no election laws at the federal level of Canadian government that enable legally registered Canadian voters to repeal or remove legislation that is proven biased, bigoted, prejudiced, oppressive, authoritarian, or treasonous; and Within this legislation must be a law that, politicians who are recalled, would no longer be entitled to their pension or any other benefits associated with their elected position. A sitting government cannot amend or remove the recall/initiative legislation without a public referendum. We, the undersigned, citizens of Canada, call upon the House of Commons in Parliament assembled to put into law "Recall and Initiative" legislation at the federal level of government in Canada to give Canadian citizens a mechanism to maintain our democratic rights as legally registered voters when federal politicians cross the floor and to protect our livelihood from an untrustworthy, tyrannical government ruling Canada.

Government response

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