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Alternative Sentencing
200 MPs have stated positions · 57 shifts
Adam ChambersConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Alexandre BoulericeNDPShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Alexis Brunelle-DuceppeBloc QuébécoisShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Ben LobbConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Blaine CalkinsConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Chris d'EntremontLiberalShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Chris LewisConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Claude DeBellefeuilleBloc QuébécoisShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Dan AlbasConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Dan MazierConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Dane LloydConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Dave EppConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Dean AllisonConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Don DaviesNDPShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Elizabeth MayGreen PartyShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Eric DuncanConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Frank CaputoConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Garnett GenuisConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Gord JohnsNDPShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Jacques GourdeConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
James BezanConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jean-Denis GaronBloc QuébécoisShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Jenny KwanNDPShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
John BarlowConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
John BrassardConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kelly BlockConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kelly McCauleyConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Laila GoodridgeConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Larry BrockConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Leslyn LewisConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Luc BertholdConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Marc DaltonConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Marilyn GladuConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mario BeaulieuBloc QuébécoisShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Martin ChampouxBloc QuébécoisShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Matt JenerouxConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Maxime Blanchette-JoncasBloc QuébécoisShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Mel ArnoldConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Melissa LantsmanConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Michael BarrettConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Michael ChongConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Michael KramConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Pat KellyConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Philip LawrenceConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Raquel DanchoConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Richard BragdonConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Richard MartelConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Rosemarie FalkConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Scot DavidsonConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Scott AitchisonConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Shelby Kramp-NeumanConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Stephanie KusieConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Ted FalkConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Todd DohertyConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Tony BaldinelliConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Xavier Barsalou-DuvalBloc QuébécoisShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Ziad AboultaifConservativeShifted
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Aaron GunnConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Ahmed HussenLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Alana HirtleLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Ali EhsassiLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Amanpreet GillConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Amarjeet GillConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Andrew LawtonConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Angelo IaconoLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Anita AnandLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Anju DhillonLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Anna GaineyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Annie KoutrakisLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Anthony HousefatherLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Arielle KayabagaLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Arpan KhannaConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Bardish ChaggerLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Ben CarrLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Bill BlairLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Braedon ClarkLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Branden LeslieConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Brendan HanleyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Bruce FanjoyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Buckley BelangerLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Burton BaileyConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Carol AnsteyConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Caroline DesrochersLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Chak AuConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Cheryl GallantConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Chris BittleLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Chris MaletteLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Chrystia FreelandLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Claude GuayLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Connie CodyConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Corey HoganLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Dalwinder GillConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Darren FisherLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
David BexteConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Dominic LeBlancLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Doug EyolfsonLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Emma HarrisonLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Emmanuella LambropoulosLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Eric LefebvreConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Ernie KlassenLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Fares Al SoudLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Fred DaviesConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Gabriel HardyConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Gary AnandasangareeLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Ginette LavackLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Grant JacksonConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Greg FergusLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Harb GillConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Heath MacDonaldLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Hedy FryLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Helena JaczekLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Helena KonanzConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Iqra KhalidLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Iqwinder GaheerLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jacob MantleConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jagsharan Singh MahalConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jaime BattisteLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
James MaloneyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jamil JivaniConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jason GroleauConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jean-Yves DuclosLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Jeff KibbleConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
John-Paul DankoLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Julie DabrusinLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Julie DzerowiczLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Karim BardeesyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Karina GouldLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kathy BorrelliConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kelly DeRidderConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kent MacDonaldLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kerry DiotteConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kevin LamoureuxLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kody BloisLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Kurt HolmanConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Leah GazanNDP
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Lena Metlege DiabLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Leslie ChurchLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Linda LapointeLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Lisa HepfnerLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Lori IdloutNDP
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Madeleine ChenetteLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Maggie ChiLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mandy Gull-MastyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Marianne DandurandLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Marie-France LalondeLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mark CarneyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mark GerretsenLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Michael CoteauLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Michael GuglielminConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Michael MaLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mike DawsonConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mike KellowayLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mike LakeConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Mona FortierLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Natilien JosephLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Ned KurucConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Parm BainsLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Patricia LattanzioLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Patrick BoninBloc Québécois
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Nay means opposing broader use of conditional sentences and preferring custodial sentences for the offences affected.
Patty HajduLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Paul ConnorsLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Peter FonsecaLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Peter FragiskatosLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Philip EarleLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Rachel BendayanLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Randy HobackConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Rebecca AltyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Rebecca ChartrandLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Rhonda KirklandConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Roman BaberConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Sandra CobenaConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Scott AndersonConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Sean CaseyLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Sean FraserLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Serge CormierLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Shafqat AliLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Shaun ChenLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Sima AcanLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Sophie ChatelLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Steeve LavoieLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Stephen FuhrLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Steven BonkConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Steven MacKinnonLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Sukh DhaliwalLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Sukhman GillConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Tamara JansenConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Tamara KronisConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Tatiana AugusteLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Terry BeechLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Terry DuguidLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Tim HodgsonLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Tim LouisLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Vince GasparroLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Vincent HoConservative
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Viviane LapointeLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Wade ChangLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Wade GrantLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Wayne LongLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Will GreavesLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.
Yvan BakerLiberal
Expanded use of conditional sentences by removing legal eligibility bars
Voting Yea means supporting expanded use of alternative, community-based sentences and reducing reliance on incarceration for certain offences.