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LEGISinfo provides current and historical data on legislation dating back to the 37th Parliament in 2001.

Reference Material

Procedural Reference Material
Rules, guides and other reference materials about Senate and House of Commons procedure. Includes information for committee witnesses, practical guides on a number of subjects, and other useful procedural documents.

Legislative Summaries and Research Papers
Overviews of most government bills (Legislative Summaries) and topical research papers produced by expert staff from the Library of Parliament.

Reconstituted Debates of the Senate and the House of Commons
During the early years of Confederation, the Senate and the House of Commons did not produce an official record of their debates. The Library of Parliament has undertaken to reconstitute their deliberations by consolidating newspaper reports of the era.