FederalBill C-10In committee — Senate
Bill C-10: Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation Act
Sponsor: Hon. Rebecca AltyIntroduced September 25, 2025Checked October 14, 2026
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Latest development
Referred to committee, as of .
Next: Third Reading vote
What this bill does
This bill creates a Commissioner for Modern Treaty Implementation, an independent federal officer who will review and audit whether government departments are properly fulfilling Canada's obligations under modern treaties with Indigenous peoples signed after 1974.
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Business impact
Compliance
This bill primarily affects federal government departments and agencies rather than private businesses. The typical entity impacted is a federal institution — such as a department involved in resource management, infrastructure, or social services — that has operational responsibilities tied to modern treaty commitments with Indigenous governments across Canada, particularly in the North, British Columbia, Quebec, and the Atlantic region. Day-to-day activities touched include program delivery, policy development, and regulatory work that intersects with modern treaty rights. Private businesses are not directly regulated by this Act, though companies operating in modern treaty territories may indirectly feel its effects if improved treaty implementation changes licensing, land use, or regulatory processes administered by federal departments.
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Where this bill is
House of Commons
First ReadingSeptember 25, 2025
Second ReadingFebruary 9, 2026
Third ReadingSeptember 21, 2026
Senate
First ReadingSeptember 28, 2026
Second ReadingOctober 6, 2026
CommitteeOctober 7, 2026
Next: Third Reading vote
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- Bill number
- C-10
- Type
- House Government Bill
- Current chamber
- Senate
- Jurisdiction
- Federal
- Session
- 45-1