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Cabinet gains authority via Bill C-30 to prioritize economic and food security, leading to environmental groups objecting to pesticide rule weakening.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jun 19
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Cabinet gains authority via Bill C-30 to prioritize economic and food security, leading to environmental groups objecting to pesticide rule weakening.

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  1. Government established a policy to govern future investments and made unauthorized investments of public funds.Sub-event
  2. Bill C-30 has been updated to reflect that cabinet now has the authority to make decisions regarding pesticide bans, shifting power away from scientific advice.Sub-event
  3. Bill C-30 grants cabinet power to override agency decisions, sparking environmental opposition to pesticide rule changes.1 source

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