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N: 2. Canada, House of Commons Debates (June 3, 2000), p. 7904 (Mrs. Lalonde, MP).B: Canada. Manitoba. Legislative Assembly. Debates and Proceedings. August 17, 2000.Cite parliamentary bills by bill number, title, session number, Parliament number, year, andadditional information as needed.N: 3. Bill C-40, Extradition Act, 2d sess., 36th Parliament, 1998, cl. 1 (assented to June 17, 1999), Statutes ofCanada 1999, c. 18.Canadian statutes are first published in the annual Statutes of Canada and were mostrecently consolidated in 1985 in the Revised Statutes of Canada. Wherever possible, use thelatter source and identify the statute by title, reporter, year of compilation, chapter, andsection.N: 4. Canada Wildlife Act, Revised Statutes of Canada 1985, c. W-9, s. 1.5. Assisted Human Reproduction Act, Statutes of Canada 2004, c. 2, s. 2.17.9.10 British Government DocumentsCite British government documents similarly to U.S. public documents. Begin citations withthe phrase United Kingdom unless it is obvious from the context. The publisher of mostBritish government material is Her (or His) Majesty's Stationery Office (HMSO) in London.Parliamentary debates have been published in several series and, since 1909, in separateseries for the House of Lords and the House of Commons. Citations include series, volumenumber, date, and (if relevant) column or occasionally page number. In some cases, you maycite a specific document within a volume. Notice the form for a shortened note, which differsfrom the usual pattern (see 16.4.1).N: 1. Hansard Parliamentary Debates, 3d ser., vol. 249 (1879), cols. 611–27.5. Hansard, 3d ser., vol. 249, col. 628.21. Churchill, Speech to the House of Commons, January 18, 1945, Parliamentary Debates, Commons,5th ser., vol. 407 (1944–45), cols. 425–46.B: United Kingdom. Hansard Parliamentary Debates, 3d ser., vol. 249 (1879).Churchill, Winston. Speech to the House of Commons, January 18, 1945. Parliamentary Debates,Commons, 5th ser., vol. 407 (1944–45), cols. 425–46.The bills, reports, and papers issued separately by Parliament are published together at theend of each session in volumes referred to as Sessional Papers. Each volume includes adivisional title.N: 8. House of Commons, “Present and Future Role of the Assistant Chief Education Officer,” SessionalPapers, 1982–83, Prison Education, April 25, 1983, vol. 2, par. 9.14, p. 102.B: United Kingdom. House of Commons. “Present and Future Role of the Assistant Chief EducationOfficer.” Sessional Papers, 1982–83, Prison Education, April 25, 1983, vol. 2, par. 9.14, p. 102.Acts of Parliament should usually be cited only in a note. You generally need not include