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188 MPs have stated positions
Adam ChambersConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Adam van KoeverdenLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Ahmed HussenLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Alex RuffConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Alexandre BoulericeNDP
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Alexis Brunelle-DuceppeBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Ali EhsassiLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Andrew ScheerConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Angelo IaconoLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Anita AnandLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Anita VandenbeldLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Anju DhillonLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Annie KoutrakisLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Anthony HousefatherLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Arielle KayabagaLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Arnold ViersenConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Bardish ChaggerLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Ben LobbConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Bill BlairLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Blaine CalkinsConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Blake RichardsConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Bob ZimmerConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Brad RedekoppConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Brad VisConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Brendan HanleyLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Cathay WagantallConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Cheryl GallantConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Chris BittleLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Chris d'EntremontLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Chris LewisConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Chris WarkentinConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Christine NormandinBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Chrystia FreelandLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Claude DeBellefeuilleBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Clifford SmallConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Corey TochorConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Dan AlbasConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Dan MazierConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Dan MuysConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Dane LloydConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Darren FisherLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Dave EppConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
David McGuintyLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Dean AllisonConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Dominic LeBlancLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Dominique VienConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Doug ShipleyConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Elizabeth MayGreen Party
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Emmanuella LambropoulosLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Eric DuncanConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Eric MelilloConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Francis ScarpaleggiaLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Frank CaputoConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Fraser TolmieConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Gabriel Ste-MarieBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Gary AnandasangareeLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Ginette Petitpas TaylorLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Glen MotzConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Gord JohnsNDP
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Greg FergusLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Greg McLeanConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Heath MacDonaldLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Heather McPhersonNDP
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Hedy FryLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Helena JaczekLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Iqra KhalidLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Iqwinder GaheerLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Jacques GourdeConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Jaime BattisteLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
James BezanConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
James MaloneyLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Jamie SchmaleConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Jean YipLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Jean-Denis GaronBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Jean-Yves DuclosLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Jenna SuddsLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Jenny KwanNDP
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Jeremy PatzerConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Joanne ThompsonLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
John BarlowConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
John BrassardConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
John NaterConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
John WilliamsonConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Jonathan WilkinsonLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Julie DabrusinLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Julie DzerowiczLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Karina GouldLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Kelly BlockConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Kelly McCauleyConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Kevin LamoureuxLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Kevin WaughConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Kody BloisLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Kyle SeebackConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Laila GoodridgeConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Leah GazanNDP
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Lena Metlege DiabLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Leslyn LewisConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Lianne RoodConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Lisa HepfnerLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Lori IdloutNDP
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Louis PlamondonBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Luc BertholdConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Maninder SidhuLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Marc DaltonConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Marcus PowlowskiLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Marie-France LalondeLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Marilyn GladuConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Mario BeaulieuBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Mario SimardBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Mark GerretsenLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Mark StrahlConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Martin ChampouxBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Matt JenerouxConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Maxime Blanchette-JoncasBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Mel ArnoldConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Melissa LantsmanConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Michael BarrettConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Michael ChongConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Michael CooperConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Michael CoteauLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Michael KramConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Mike KellowayLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Mike LakeConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Mona FortierLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Nathaniel Erskine-SmithLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Parm BainsLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Pat KellyConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Patricia LattanzioLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Patrick WeilerLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Patty HajduLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Peter FonsecaLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Peter FragiskatosLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Peter SchiefkeLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Philip LawrenceConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Pierre PoilievreConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Rachel BendayanLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Randeep SaraiLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Randy HobackConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Raquel DanchoConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Rechie ValdezLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Richard BragdonConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Richard MartelConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Rob MooreConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Rob MorrisonConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Ron McKinnonLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Rosemarie FalkConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Ruby SahotaLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Ryan TurnbullLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Salma ZahidLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Sameer ZuberiLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Scot DavidsonConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Scott AitchisonConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Scott ReidConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Sean CaseyLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Sean FraserLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Serge CormierLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Shafqat AliLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Shannon StubbsConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Shaun ChenLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Shelby Kramp-NeumanConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Sherry RomanadoLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Simon-Pierre Savard-TremblayBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Sonia SidhuLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Sophie ChatelLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Stephanie KusieConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Steven GuilbeaultLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Steven MacKinnonLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Sukh DhaliwalLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Tako Van PoptaConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Taleeb NoormohamedLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Ted FalkConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Terry BeechLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Terry DowdallConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Terry DuguidLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Terry SheehanLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Tim LouisLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Tim UppalConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Todd DohertyConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Tom KmiecConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Tony BaldinelliConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Viviane LapointeLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Warren SteinleyConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).
Wayne LongLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Xavier Barsalou-DuvalBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Yasir NaqviLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Yvan BakerLiberal
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Yves PerronBloc Québécois
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Yea means supporting a targeted approach that avoids automatically regulating individual user uploads as broadcasting while preserving the regulator's ability to prescribe categories where regulation is warranted, balancing freedom of expression and accountability.
Ziad AboultaifConservative
User uploads on social media not treated as broadcasts; platforms not programming controllers unless regulated
Voting Nay means opposing either the exemption (arguing it leaves gaps for harmful disinformation/election-related content) or opposing regulation of platforms (arguing the bill still enables overreach or unclear standards affecting speech).