Representation Act, 2011

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The Representation Act, 2011 is a Canadian federal law that updated the formula for allocating seats in the House of Commons to better reflect population changes among the provinces.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Canadian federal statute
affects distribution of seats among provinces in the House of Commons
appliesLevelOfGovernment federal
appliesTo House of Commons of Canada NERFINISHED
basedOn population of provinces
chamberOfConsideration Senate of Canada NERFINISHED
chamberOfOrigin House of Commons of Canada NERFINISHED
concerns federal electoral districts
representation by population principle
country Canada
hasConsequence adjusted representation to reflect demographic shifts
changed number of seats allocated to some provinces
hasShortTitle Representation Act, 2011 NERFINISHED
hasYearInTitle 2011
jurisdiction Canada NERFINISHED
language English
French
legalForm Act of Parliament
legalSystem common law (Canada)
legislativeBody Parliament of Canada NERFINISHED
partOf Canadian electoral law framework
purpose to better reflect population changes among Canadian provinces
to update the formula for allocating seats in the House of Commons
regulates representation of provinces in the House of Commons
subjectMatter electoral representation
redistribution of House of Commons seats
seat allocation formula
typeOfLaw constitutional in nature

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