Societe canadienne de psychologie / Canadian Psychological Association
Enregistrement :
2
de
42
(2010-02-11
à
2010-05-28)
Politique ou Programme
Leadership in the development, innovation and delivery of evidence-based in respect of needed and accessible mental health and health service
Taxation - Tax Programs in respect of persons with disability related to mental functions
Proposition législative, Projet de loi ou résolution
Canada Health Act - Legislative Proposal, Bill C-360 - an Act to amend the Canada Health Act in respect of autism spectrum disorder in respect of needed and accessible mental health and health service
Canada Health Act - Legislative Proposal, Bill C249, an Act to ensure that appropriate health care services are provided to First Nations children in a timely manner in respect of Federal leadership in the development, innovation and delivery of needed and accessible mental health and health service
Criminal Code - Legislative Proposal, Bill C-14 - an Act to amend the Criminal Code in respect of organized crime and protection of justice system participants
Criminal Code - Legislative Proposal, Bill C-355 - an Act to amend the Criminal Code in respect of cyberbullying
Criminal Code - Legislative Proposal, Bill S-209, an Act to amend the Criminal Code in respect of protection of children
Criminal Code and the Canadian Human Rights Act - Legislative Proposal - Bill C-389, an ACT to amend the Canadian Human Rights Act and the Criminal Code in respect of gender identity and gender expression
Youth Criminal Justice Act - Legislative Proposal, Bill C-340 an Act to amend the Youth Criminal Justice Act in respect of publication of information
Youth Criminal Justice Act - Legislative Proposal, Bill C-424 - an Act to amend the Youth Criminal Justice Act in respect of protection of the public
Subvention, Contribution ou autre avantage financier
Obtain Federal support of the infrastructures and mechanisms necessary to collecting information on Canada's Health Human Resource (HHR) upon which HHR planning can rely
Obtain contributions for the training of Canada's mental health human resources.