Bill overview
Bill 91, “Right to Repair Act, 2025”, is an Ontario bill from session 44-1. It was introduced by Tom Rakocevic, Terence Kernaghan, John Vanthof (NDP, Humber River-Black Creek).
Its latest recorded status is “In committee”.
This overview is written automatically from the registry and vote records on this page and updates when they sync. It describes the bill's path, not its merits.
SUMMARY FROM THE OFFICIAL REGISTRY
What you need to know
The Bill adds a new Part V.1 to the Consumer Protection Act, 2023 . The Part applies with respect to electronic products, household appliances, agricultural equipment, motor vehicles, motorized mobility aids and recreational motorized vehicles. Suppliers are required to assist consumers in the diagnosis, maintenance and repair of products, including by providing documentation, parts or tools to help consumers or repair businesses carry out repairs. A supplier who refuses or is unable to comply with the requirements must replace the product at no cost or refund the amount paid by the consumer to purchase or lease the product. Rules are set out for seriously defective motor vehicles. Certain limitations are provided for. The amendments come into force one year after the day section 2 of the Consumer Protection Act, 2023 comes into force, or one year after the Bill receives Royal Assent, whichever is later.
Vote roll
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