Peter Julian
New Democratic PartyMP for New Westminster—Burnaby, British Columbia
Left the House on April 28, 2025.
44th Parliament, 1st session
- Voted with partyOn 889 votes with a clear party position
- 99.7%
- Votes castRecorded votes held while sitting
- 889 of 928
- Broke ranksVotes against their party’s position
- 3
- Bills sponsored0 became law
- 7
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Bills sponsored
C-21344-1
An Act to amend the Criminal Code (criminal interest rate)
Lowers the Criminal Code threshold for criminal interest rates and counts insurance charges in the interest calculation, while repealing the payday loan section.
Last activity May 13, 2025
C-27344-1
An Act to amend the Criminal Code (Corinne’s Quest and the protection of children)
Repeals a Criminal Code rule that lets a child be corrected by force in some cases.
Last activity Sep 18, 2024
C-35744-1
An Act to amend the Government Employees Compensation Act
Expands compensation for federal employees, including some mental health disorders for public safety workers, and changes related claim rules under the Government Employees Compensation Act.
Last activity Sep 20, 2023
C-34544-1
An Act to protect firefighters, paramedics and other first responders
Amends the Criminal Code to define first responders, make their murder first degree murder, raise aggravated assault penalties, and add a specific assault offence.
Last activity Jun 19, 2023
C-29244-1
Online Algorithm Transparency Act
Requires online communication service providers to disclose how they use algorithms and personal information, and bans discriminatory uses that affect services and opportunities.
Last activity Jun 17, 2022
C-26244-1
Corporate Responsibility to Protect Human Rights Act
Requires businesses tied to Canada to prevent, report on, and face lawsuits over human rights harms linked to activities abroad.
Last activity Mar 29, 2022
C-22944-1
Banning Symbols of Hate Act
Adds a Criminal Code offence for publicly displaying, selling, or offering symbols that promote or incite hatred or violence against an identifiable group.
Last activity Feb 3, 2022
How they voted
928 recorded votes, newest first
- Motion to adjourn the House
Vote 928 · Passed
Nay
- Motion to proceed to First Reading of Senate Public Bills
Vote 927 · Passed
YeaAgainst party
- Motion to proceed to Orders of the Day
Vote 926 · Failed
Nay
- Ninth report of the Standing Committee on Veterans
Vote 925 · Passed
Yea
Yea
Yea
Yea
Yea
- Concurrence in estimates
Vote 920 · Passed
Yea
- Concurrence in an opposed item
Vote 919 · Passed
Yea
- Opposition Motion (Repeal of Bill C-5)
Vote 918 · Failed
Nay
- Eighth report of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts
Vote 917 · Passed
Yea
Yea
- Opposition Motion (Federal sales tax on new homes)
Vote 915 · Failed
Yea
- Opposition Motion (Cost of living relief for Canadians)
Vote 914 · Failed
Yea
Nay
- 20th report of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development
Vote 912 · Passed
Yea
- 20th report of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development (Previous Question)
Vote 911 · Passed
Yea
- Motion to proceed to Orders of the Day
Vote 910 · Failed
Nay
- 2nd reading of Bill C-380, An Act to amend the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (Plastic manufactured items)
Vote 909 · Failed
Nay
Yea
- 10th report of the Standing Committee on Environment and Sustainable Development (Previous Question)
Vote 907 · Passed
Yea
Yea
- 18th report of the Standing Committee on Indigenous and Northern Affairs (Amendment)
Vote 905 · Passed
Yea
- 2nd reading of Bill C-78, An Act respecting temporary cost of living relief (affordability)
Vote 904 · Passed
Yea