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British ColumbiaBill 22In Force

Bill 22: Supply Act, 2026-2027

Sponsor: Hon. Brenda BaileyIntroduced May 28, 2026Checked September 29, 2026
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Came into force on .

What this bill does

This bill authorizes the British Columbia provincial government to spend approximately $84.4 billion on public services and $1.45 billion on capital expenditures, loans, and investments for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027.

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Business impact

This is a government appropriations bill that directly governs provincial spending rather than regulating private businesses. However, businesses across British Columbia that contract with or receive funding from provincial ministries — such as construction firms working on infrastructure projects, healthcare service providers, forestry operators, social service agencies, and post-secondary institutions — may see the flow of government contracts and grants affected by these budget allocations. Businesses in sectors like transportation, housing, mining, and energy may be indirectly impacted by the funding levels set for their respective ministries. The bill does not impose new obligations on private sector employers or operators of any size.

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Where this bill is

First ReadingMay 28, 2026
Second ReadingMay 28, 2026
CommitteeMay 28, 2026
Third ReadingMay 28, 2026
Royal AssentMay 28, 2026

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At a glance

Bill number
22
Type
Government
Jurisdiction
British Columbia
Session
43-2
Takes effect
In force since May 28, 2026
Official record