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Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights | Meeting No.5 Oct 2, 2025 (Full Meeting)

Meeting No.5 Oct 2, 2025 (Full Meeting) The Justice Committee meeting discussing bail reform in Canada, focusing on legislative changes and community safety. Witnesses argue that evidence-based reforms are crucial, as stricter laws may not enhance public safety. The need for better data collection and holistic approaches to rehabilitation is emphasized, highlighting the complexities of crime and repeat offenders. The Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights (JUST) is a permanent Canadian House of Commons committee that examines bills, policies, and spending for the Department of Justice and related agencies, focusing on justice, legal, and human rights issues like criminal law, privacy, discrimination, and fundamental freedoms, with powers to propose legislative changes and scrutinize government actions in these crucial areas.