C-243 — An Act to amend the Corrections and Conditional Release Act (parole review)
Bill C-243 · Legislation · 10/28/2026, 5:47:19 AM
Bill summary
Based on the official bill text (First reading, September 22, 2025) — Parliament of Canada (LEGISinfo/DocumentViewer)
What the bill does
Bill C-243 would amend the Corrections and Conditional Release Act for offenders serving sentences for first- or second-degree murder.
- Day parole: After the Board reviews a case and does not grant day parole, or cancels or terminates parole, the offender could not make a further application for day parole.
- Full parole: The same restriction would apply to further applications for full parole after the Board does not grant it, or cancels or terminates parole.
Reviews and existing law
- The bill’s summary says that, in these cases, parole would instead be reviewed according to statutory time frames, not on the offender’s application.
- The new restrictions would apply despite existing subsections 122(4) and 123(6). The provided text does not set out those subsections or specify the review time frames.
Status
The bill was at first reading on September 22, 2025. The provided text does not specify a coming-into-force date or costs.
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