Chooses to speak about democracy & government and justice & public safety.
Anita Anand voted for bills on tax cuts and rebates for workers and homebuyers, government spending to fund federal operations, and expanding Canadian citizenship to more people born abroad.1234
See what they vote for ↗Anita Anand voted against bills on trade permits for imports and exports, Atlantic groundfish fishing rules, Parliament approving treaties before signing, and tax breaks for small businesses and research.1234
See what they vote against ↗Stops imports of goods made with forced labour and requires importers to prove otherwise when asked.Bans imports of goods made with forced labour and requires importers to prove their goods are clean.
Allocates $20.7 billion in federal government spending for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024.Sets aside $20.7 billion for federal government spending in the 2024 fiscal year.
Grants $8.9 billion to pay federal government expenses for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2024.Sets aside $8.9 billion for federal government expenses in the 2024 fiscal year.
Grants $74 billion to fund federal government operations for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025.Sets aside $74 billion for federal government operations in the 2025 fiscal year.
Allocates $117.8 billion for federal government operations and expenses for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025.Sets aside $117.8 billion for federal government operations and expenses in the 2025 fiscal year.
Allocates $11.2 billion to cover federal government expenses for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025.Sets aside $11.2 billion for federal government expenses in the 2025 fiscal year.
Allocates $21.6 billion to cover federal government expenses for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025.Sets aside $21.6 billion for federal government expenses in the 2025 fiscal year.
Adjusts tax deductions and rates for tradespeople, businesses, homebuyers, and removes fuel excise taxes temporarily.Changes tax deductions and rates for tradespeople, businesses, and homebuyers, and temporarily removes fuel excise taxes.
Establishes a national framework to make electronic products and home appliances last longer.Sets up a national framework to make electronic products and home appliances last longer.
Authorizes government spending to improve housing supply.Lets the government spend money to improve housing supply.
Allocates 11.1 billion dollars to cover federal government expenses for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027.Provides 11.1 billion dollars for federal government expenses for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2027.
Adjusts federal tax rules including manufacturing deductions, benefit payments, crypto reporting, and carbon rebate deadlines.Changes federal tax rules for manufacturing, benefits, crypto reporting, and carbon rebate deadlines.
Creates harsher penalties for assaulting healthcare workers and first responders.Creates harsher penalties for assaulting healthcare workers and first responders.
Updates military justice rules and related laws to modernize how the armed forces handle legal matters.Updates military justice rules and laws to modernize how the armed forces handle legal matters.
Creates rules for how grocery stores display prices and requires them to report on following these rules.Creates rules for how grocery stores display prices and requires them to report compliance.
Changes rules about requiring people convicted of crimes to pay money to their victims.Changes rules about requiring people convicted of crimes to pay money to their victims.
Creates a national framework to regulate sports betting advertising and reduce related harms in Canada.Sets up a national framework to regulate sports betting advertising and reduce related harms.
Clarifies substance use treatment programs for youth and allows courts to delay sentencing or require treatment participation.Clarifies substance use treatment for youth and lets courts delay sentencing or require treatment.
Modifies rules for controlling exports and imports of goods requiring permits.Modifies rules for controlling exports and imports of goods requiring permits.
Modifies rules for managing Atlantic groundfish fisheries under Canadian fishing law.Modifies rules for managing Atlantic groundfish fisheries under Canadian fishing law.
Strengthens rules for managing hazardous substances in Canada's oceans and abandoned vessels on Canadian coasts.Strengthens rules for managing hazardous substances in Canada's oceans and abandoned vessels on coasts.
Implements a trade agreement between Canada and Indonesia while allowing government orders to enforce it and requiring reviews every three years.Implements a trade agreement between Canada and Indonesia with government enforcement and three-year reviews.
Requires Parliament to review and approve international treaties before the government can sign them.Requires Parliament to review and approve international treaties before the government signs them.
Increases tax breaks for small business owners, people with disabilities, and research spending while raising capital gains tax limits.Increases tax breaks for small business owners and people with disabilities, raises capital gains tax limits.
Expands Canadian citizenship to include more people born abroad to Canadian parents and adopted children, and restores citizenship to those who previously lost it.Lets more people born abroad to Canadian parents and adopted children become citizens, and restores citizenship to some who lost it.
Removes federal barriers to trade and worker movement between provinces, and streamlines approval for national interest projects.Gets rid of federal rules blocking trade and worker movement between provinces, and speeds up approvals for big national projects.
Allocates $8.58 billion to pay for federal government operations not covered by other budgets through March 2026.Sets aside $8.58 billion to cover federal government operations until March 2026.
Allocates $149.8 billion to fund federal government operations for the year ending March 31, 2026.Sets aside money to pay for running the federal government until March 31, 2026.
Reduces income tax rates, creates GST rebates for first-time homebuyers, removes the federal fuel charge, and changes election rules for party data protection.It lowers income taxes, gives GST rebates to first-time homebuyers, removes the federal fuel charge, and changes election rules for party data.