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Pinned Posts in PinterestAs expected, Bill C-11 passed third reading in the House of Commons last night with a vote of 158-135. It now heads to the Senate, where it received its first reading last night.
Bill C-11 Passes Third Reading, Heads to the Senate for Final Approval
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The Parliament website presents the upcoming amendments to the Copyright Act in in a way no one can read. Not only is it unattainable to see what and how is being changed, you get lost in the multiplicity of versions.
Because of this I made the version of Bill C-11 as it received Royal assent with all relevant markup at http://mincovlaw.com/doc/bill_c-11_after_royal_assent and also the version of the Copyright Act with all provisions of Bill C-11 incorporated into it at http://mincovlaw.com/doc/canada_copyright_act_consolidated_with_bill_c-11_after_royal_assent .
These documents let you see clearly what changes have been made to the Copyright Act.
Andrei Mincov
andrei@mincovlaw.com
http://mincovlaw.com