The ruling is very similar. Bill C-10 provides for new schedules concerning weeks of benefits. The amendment BQ-2 seeks to amend the bill so that benefits are received, following schedule 8, after September 11, 2010.
House of Commons Procedure and Practice states at page 655:
An amendment must not offend the financial initiative of the Crown. An amendment is therefore inadmissible if it imposes a charge on the Public Treasury, or if it exceeds the objects or purposes or relaxes the conditions and qualifications as expressed in the Royal Recommendation.
In the opinion of the chair, the amendment proposes a new scheme that seeks to alter the terms and conditions of the royal recommendation, and therefore, I rule the amendment inadmissible.