Search for all e-petitions, open for signature or closed, as well as paper petitions which have been presented to the House of Commons. If you wish to put forward an e-petition that is not identical or …

This chapter will concern itself with public petitions, the current rules regarding their form, content and presentation, government responses to petitions, and the role and responsibilities of the Clerk of …

What Is a Parliamentary Petition? A petition is a formal request to the House of Commons, the Government of Canada, a Minister of the Crown, or a Member of Parliament to take—or refrain from …

Petitions to House of Commons of Canada. Start a petition. Read their response.

Only a Member of Parliament (MP) can present a petition to the House of Commons (the House). You must submit your petition to an MP of your choice and ask them to present the petition in the House …

An MP must first submit any petition to the Clerk of Petitions before it is read in the House of Commons. The form and content of the petition is examined to ensure it meets Parliamentary specifications.

Jun 19, 2024 · A Federal Petition is used to draw attention to an issue of public interest or concern and to request that the House of Commons, the Government of Canada, a Minister of the Crown, or a …

Government responses to both e-petitions and paper petitions are received in an electronic format by the House of Commons and are posted as is without any alteration as soon as possible after the …

House of Commons petitions are a great tool for constituents to bring their issues to the Government of Canada. With just 25 signatures for a paper petition or 500 signatures for an e-petition, the …

Learn how to draft petitions to advocate for the issues you are passionate about.