REQUEST FOR STANDING OFFERS (RFSO) Multipurpose Paper & Envelopes SEN-019 26-27
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Sep 4, 2026
Sep 25, 2026
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2 Rideau St
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K1A 0A4
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This document is a transcript of Senator Claude Carignan discussing an interim report on judicial delays in Canada. The report addresses significant issues arising from long processing times in criminal justice, including the release of accused individuals and declining public confidence. It proposes four key recommendations: enhancing case management, streamlining judicial appointments, implementing restorative justice programs and alternative courts, and investing in technological advancements to improve efficiency and reduce pre-trial detentions.
The 2026-2028 Senate Accessibility Plan details measures to eliminate barriers and ensure the institution is accessible to all Canadians. It proposes 31 goals, developed through extensive consultations with the disability community and informed by Canadian accessibility standards. Key focus areas include employment, the built environment, information and communication technologies, general communication, procurement of goods and services, and the design and delivery of programs and services. The plan aims to improve services, facilities, and the working environment for people with disabilities, fostering an inclusive and barrier-free institution.
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The 2026-2028 Accessibility Plan for the Senate of Canada outlines measures to eliminate barriers and ensure the institution is accessible to all Canadians. It proposes 31 goals focusing on improving services, facilities, and the working environment for people with disabilities. Key strategic areas include employment, built environment, information and communication technologies, communication, procurement, design and delivery of programs and services, and transportation. The plan was developed through extensive internal and external consultations and aims to foster a more inclusive and welcoming environment, enabling full participation for all Canadians in their democratic institutions.
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