Chamber
quebec
Stage
Introduced
Quebec's Bill 27 proposes amendments to laws governing collective agreement decrees and the construction industry.
Key Changes
- Amendments to provisions governing collective agreement decrees in Quebec
- Changes to rules or regulations affecting the construction industry
- Modifications introduced by the Minister of Labour, suggesting labour relations or workplace standards are involved
Gotchas
- The full text of the bill was not available in the provided content — only the bill's title, sponsor, and introduction date were accessible, limiting the depth of this summary.
- Quebec's construction industry operates under a distinct province-wide collective bargaining system, meaning changes here can have broad and sector-wide impacts.
- This is a government bill introduced by the Minister of Labour, indicating it reflects the priorities of the current Quebec government rather than an individual MNA.
- The bill was only introduced on April 1, 2026, so it has not yet passed through committee review or received assent — its final form may differ from the introduced version.
Who's Affected
- Construction workers in Quebec
- Construction employers and contractors
- Labour unions operating in the Quebec construction sector
- Industry associations governed by collective agreement decrees
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Gotchas
- The full text of the bill was not available in the provided content — only the bill's title, sponsor, and introduction date were accessible, limiting the depth of this summary.
- Quebec's construction industry operates under a distinct province-wide collective bargaining system, meaning changes here can have broad and sector-wide impacts.
- This is a government bill introduced by the Minister of Labour, indicating it reflects the priorities of the current Quebec government rather than an individual MNA.
- The bill was only introduced on April 1, 2026, so it has not yet passed through committee review or received assent — its final form may differ from the introduced version.
Summary
Bill 27 is a Quebec provincial government bill introduced by Minister of Labour Jean Boulet in the National Assembly. It proposes changes to the laws that regulate collective agreement decrees and the construction industry in Quebec. Collective agreement decrees are legally binding agreements that set minimum working conditions — such as wages and benefits — for workers in specific industries or regions. The bill was introduced on April 1, 2026, during the 43rd Legislature's 2nd Session. Because the full text of the bill is only available as a PDF and was not included in the provided content, the specific details of what changes are being proposed are not available for review. What is known is that it targets the legal framework governing how collective agreements are structured and enforced in Quebec's construction sector. The construction industry in Quebec operates under a unique system of province-wide collective bargaining, and changes to this system can affect tens of thousands of workers, contractors, and employers across the province.
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