Canada AIDA: historical Bill C-27 proposal
AIDA was part of Bill C-27 in the 44th Parliament. It did not receive Royal Assent before that session ended in January 2025.
- Canada
- Bill
- Historical proposal
- Session ended: 2025-01-06
CA-C27-44-1Source checked: Resources ↗
Overview
This entry concerns Bill C-27 from the 44th Parliament, first session, introduced on 16 June 2022 and referred to committee on 24 April 2023. Parliament was prorogued on 6 January 2025. The House of Commons explains that unfinished government bills cease to exist at prorogation unless reintroduced or reinstated. This proposal is not an enacted AIDA law and has no operative date. A later bill with the same number is not automatically the same proposal.
Review points
Treat AIDA requirements in this bill as historical proposals, not current duties.
Ask your legal or compliance owner to assess applicability using the current official text. This reference is not legal advice.
Key Dates & Timeline
Bill C-27 introduced (44th Parliament)
Second reading and committee referral
Session ended at prorogation without Royal Assent
Who It Affects
- Organisations tracking Canadian AI policy history and current-law updates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Did this AIDA proposal become law?
No. The C-27 (44-1) record shows no Royal Assent. Existing privacy, human-rights or sector rules must be reviewed separately; this historical proposal does not determine those obligations.
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