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<blockquote data-quote="CarAudioAddict" data-source="post: 96296" data-attributes="member: 545743">I only know what I&#039;ve read in the papers.Back in July, there was an article about the legalization of weed.It mentioned that the Bill had made it through the House of commons and the cabinet and was just waiting for approval by the senate and the queen&#039;s representative.I know that sometimes it can take months for anything to make it through the senate. If the senate disapproves the bill goes back to the house of commons for revisions, this can happen for up to three passes through the different levels. After the third pass (which may be months or even years down the line), if it has still not been approved, the bill is revoked and must be re-submitted for the same process.If the senate passes the bill the chances are about 99% that it will make all teh way through the govt. The queen/king has only used her/his power to veto once in the past 135 years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CarAudioAddict, post: 96296, member: 545743"] I only know what I've read in the papers. Back in July, there was an article about the legalization of weed. It mentioned that the Bill had made it through the House of commons and the cabinet and was just waiting for approval by the senate and the queen's representative. I know that sometimes it can take months for anything to make it through the senate. If the senate disapproves the bill goes back to the house of commons for revisions, this can happen for up to three passes through the different levels. After the third pass (which may be months or even years down the line), if it has still not been approved, the bill is revoked and must be re-submitted for the same process. If the senate passes the bill the chances are about 99% that it will make all teh way through the govt. The queen/king has only used her/his power to veto once in the past 135 years. [/QUOTE]

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