Introduction and first reading Debate at second reading Debate at second reading Committee report presented Concurrence at report stage Debate at third reading First reading Debate at second reading Debate at second reading Committee report presented without amendment Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Debate at third reading Third reading Royal assent Canadians urge for fixed date federal elections. Fixed election dates. Changes to the Canada Elections Act in Fixed date elections: improvement or new problems? Élections à date fixe : amélioration ou nouveaux problèmes?

Balancing ballots Fixed election dates would stop parties from scheming over how, when to cause a federal election Conacher missed the mark on constitutional conventions and fixed election dates The fixed-date election law : constitutional convention or conventional politics? Canada's fixed election date law is a serious problem (Opinion) The past, present and future of fixed election dates in Canada Fixed election dates would improve Canadian democracy: municipal governments have fixed election dates and no negative fallout because of it Fixing Canada's unfixed election dates Fixed elections?

More like 'flexible fixed', MPs say Conservatives say fixed-date election 'just one step' Fixed election dates and cultural or religious holidays: the Ontario experience Élections à date fixe et journées d'importance culturelle ou religieuse? Can Boris Johnson simply repeal the Fixed-term Parliaments Act? A question of confidence? The Constitution Committee’s view on the 'Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011'. FTPA Joint Committee lays down marker for the future The "Dissolution and calling of Parliament Bill" – a return to constitutional normality?

The House of Lords amendment to the Dissolution and Calling of Parliament Bill returns appropriate power to MPs : they should accept it Confidence and caretakers : some less-obvious implications of the Fixed-Term Parliaments Act In a fix ? Fixed-term Parliaments Act A public service ombudsman for the UK Re-assessing the (not so) Fixed-term Parliaments Act