This is from Mr. Cash. It's An Act to establish a National Urban Workers Strategy. This bill proposes to develop a national urban workers strategy to address common challenges faced by workers in Canada and to resolve inequities in taxation and access to social support mechanisms, including employment insurance. It would require the Minister of Human Resources and Skills Development to strike a task force, which would include the Minister of National Revenue, the Minister of Labour, the President of the Treasury Board, and the Minister of Industry to develop a national urban workers strategy. They then must consult with provincial and territorial ministers and others who are involved, representatives from industry, labour, etc., and the task force must then report back to Parliament. There's a clear federal connection there. The bill does not concern questions that are in that sense outside federal jurisdiction. It's asking for a strategy. The bill does not clearly violate the Constitution Acts, including the Canadian charter, and it does not concern questions that are substantially the same as ones already voted on by the House in the current session of Parliament or preceding it in the order of precedence, and finally, the bill does not concern questions that are currently on the order paper or notice paper as items of government business.
On April 21st, 2015. See this statement in context.