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Liberals look to amend 31 laws at once in attempt to reduce red tape

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Liberals look to amend 31 laws at once in attempt to reduce red tape

The Liberal government announced on Wednesday that it is introducing a new bill that would amend more than 30 laws in an effort to reduce red tape in the federal bureaucracy.

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