CanadaOnline News Regulatory Policy CRTC 2024-327, mandatory bargaining framework
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In force since 12 December 2024.
A news media bargaining code rule binding public and private bodies.
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Establishes operational procedures for mandatory bargaining under the Online News Act: a 90-day bargaining period, followed by a 120-day mediation phase, and a 45-day final offer arbitration (FOA) period. Also governs undue-preference complaints filed by eligible news businesses against platforms, and mandates data collection from both platforms and news businesses to support annual auditor reports.
A separate code-of-conduct regulation was consulted on in late 2024 (CRTC 2024-236 Notice of Consultation) but had not been registered as of the date shown.
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