Copyright Act  . The bill seeks to remove an important barrier to repair, as we have heard, in the copyright framework. It is a necessary response to the digitization of our everyday lives and our everyday products, which rely more and more on functionalities enabled by copyright-protected software. We

Copyright Act  Mr. Speaker, to my fellow British Columbian across the way, congratulations for making it this far. I wanted to ask the hon. member about one thing. There is a missing component to his right to repair, and that is not the member's fault. The Copyright Act can be changed

Industry committee   that will have to be resolved given the growing overlap between privacy rights, human rights, competition rights and copyright. We see that in the AI world, but elsewhere as well. Working together can be advantageous for everyone, Canadians and industry. I did put forward eight other

Industry committee   risks of AI—not just the risks, but the top benefits as well, because there are benefits in terms of productivity and so on. The top three risks in this report included privacy. The first one was disinformation and misinformation. There were risks to copyright. The risks to privacy

Finance committee   country together, so thank you. You were very clear in terms of what you want us to do around improving economic circumstances, copyright law and AI, and I really want to say I appreciate that. You mentioned the Online Streaming Act, so I wouldn't mind asking you a quick question

Finance committee   for performers to prevent the unauthorized replacement of human performances by AI technology. AI must evolve in a way that respects human inspiration, creativity and ingenuity. In this new world of AI, it's more urgent than ever to resolve the inequities of the Copyright Act as well. Today

Copyright Act  Mr. Speaker, I rise today to speak to a bill that is vital to residents of Abitibi—Témiscamingue and Quebec, and that is Bill C‑244, which was introduced by the hon. member for Richmond Centre. Bill C‑244 amends the Copyright Act in order to allow a person to circumvent

Information & Ethics committee   for violative impersonation of, particularly, public officials...and there's copyright as well. We have intellectual property guidelines. Those could all be instances where that material would be removed. I can't speak to specific instances. I don't work on the trust and safety team

Copyright Act  (The House divided on the motion, which was agreed to on the following division:) Vote #424

Copyright Act  I declare the motion carried. (Bill read the third time and passed)

Copyright Act  The House will now proceed to the taking of the deferred recorded division on the motion at third reading stage of Bill C‑244, under Private Members' Business.

Copyright Act   waste in our landfills to giving the right to repair back to consumers in Canada. By amending the Copyright Act for the sole purpose of diagnosis, maintenance and repair, not having to worry about potential legal consequences will become a reality for all Canadians. I am proud

Copyright Act  Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise again in this chamber on the right to repair. I thank the member for introducing Bill C-244, an act to amend the Copyright Act, diagnosis, maintenance and repair, also known as the right to repair act. I congratulate the member for Richmond

Copyright Act  Mr. Speaker, unfortunately I do not speak good French, so I will respond in English. It is very important for us to address these concerns. Across Canada, right now we are limited in our ability to repair because the Copyright Act has not been amended. In order for us to look

Copyright Act  This is why I like Private Members' Business. When everybody agrees, it is a nice debate. Is the House ready for the question?