Mental Health (Brain Injury) Amendment Act, 2026
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- Sponsor
- Gavin Dew
- Introduced
- APRIL 14, 2026
- Royal assent
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- Final vote
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Legislative timeline
- 1stApr 14, 2026
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- Comm.—
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- Senate—
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Bill overview
Bill BCM242, “Mental Health (Brain Injury) Amendment Act, 2026”, is a British Columbia bill from session 43-2. It was introduced by Gavin Dew (Conservative, Kelowna-Mission).
It reached first reading on April 14, 2026. Its latest recorded status is “Introduced”.
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What you need to know
The Mental Health (Brain Injury) Amendment Act, 2026, is a proposed amendment to existing mental health legislation in British Columbia. The bill's purpose is not explicitly stated, but based on its title, it likely aims to make changes related to brain injuries and mental health. This could involve updating definitions, adding new provisions, or modifying existing ones to better support individuals with brain injuries. The bill has been introduced by MLA Gavin Dew during the 43rd session of the BC legislature, second session, and has just received its first reading.
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Vote roll
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