Some senators criticized Bill C-5's creation of “so-called Henry VIII” powers that allow the federal cabinet to override laws and regulations, as well as what some saw as the bill’s lack of requirements to respect Indigenous rights.
Some senators criticized Bill C-5's creation of “so-called Henry VIII” powers that allow the federal cabinet to override laws and regulations, as well as what some saw as the bill’s lack of requirements to respect Indigenous rights.
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