Canada's lower place of the parliament passed regulation on Tuesday that would bring web based streaming stages under the stewardship of the nation's transmission controller and force firms like Netflix (NFLX.O), YouTube, and Spotify (SPOT.N) to offer more neighborhood content.
The bill, brought by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberal government, got the House free from Commons by 208 votes to 117, with help from the resistance New Democrats and Bloc Quebecois.
The public authority says the regulation would guarantee that web based web-based features advance Canadian music and stories and backing neighborhood occupations. Pundits say it was hurried to a vote and concerns raised about the bill, like the possible effect on free satisfied makers, were not tended to.
Legacy Minister Pablo Rodriguez, who presented the bill in February, says the progressions are intended for business programs streamed on the web and wouldn't make a difference to individual Canadians....
Bill C-11 will become regulation once the Senate, or upper chamber, takes on it and it gets illustrious consent.
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June 22, 2022
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