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  1. Why write to one MP when you can write to them ALL. It would be great if this site grouped the e-mail addresses or all MP's by Province so that any citizen can simply 'copy and paste' them as a group into the TO line of an e-mail, without having to hunt and peck through all their websites and having to key them in one at a time.

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  2. some older bills do not have voting record and it is hard to find them if you are not a good researcher. it is interesting to know who voted for what, so I propose that you (if you can and if you please) add voting record of MPs on all historical votes on openparliament. the data is found on the Lib of parliament.

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  3. I find most of the time if you just enter a URL in a tweet it doesn't show in the stream. It would be so much easier for people to share your website if you had a twitter share button built right into your website page!

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  4. I believe that people should know how their MP voted and didn't vote so MPs be held accountable for laws that either they supported or didn't support and people can decide on Election Day whatever if their MP gets to keep their job or not.

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  5. For each vote, indicate whether the vote is a one-line (free), two-line (cabinet), or three-line (whipped) vote for each party for which an MP votes.
    This would make identifying dissenters easier. An advanced version of the feature would actually indicate the dissenters.
    This is really important for MP democratic representation as opposed to party discipline.

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  6. How many MPs are actively engaged in their own home riding based on word heat maps? Looking at the heat maps, I see a number of MPs with low to no reference to their riding in their heat map. There are a few that look to be quite active locally. I realize Ministers will show more to their Ministry but I would think that all should have some level of reference to issues within their riding.

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  7. THERE SHOULD BE A WHOLE SEPARATE SECTION FOR THEM! DEBATES, VOTES, SENATORS, COMMITTEES, ETC!

    Those ladies and gentlemen work in the same building, we should be looking at what they're doing as well!

    And I suggest possibly adding third section on the projects they work together on, such as the Library of Parliament.

    Thanks

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    The Senate is relatively low on my priority list for a couple of reasons. First, of course, it’s a much less powerful & politically relevant body than the House. And it’s also well behind the House in terms of technology: their data isn’t nearly as structured or sophisticated as the House’s, which makes automated coverage difficult.

    But of course I’m interested to see how many people would want Senate information.

  8. I am in an area where I am impacted by the adjustments of 2011. When I entered my postal code, I was linked with my previous MP.

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  9. Some bills may expire before being passed or be defeated, but be reintroduced as basically the same thing. It can be hard keeping them straight, so it would be great if we could trace them forward and back. i.e. C-32/C-11, or C-54/C-30

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  10. 8 votes
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  11. It would be useful if you could add a new section on the Bills page for those that have recently come into effect. Thanks for your great work!

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  12. Example:

    Bill C-44: An Act to amend the Canadian Security Intelligence Service Act and other Acts
    Short Title: Protection of Canada from Terrorists Act

        CPC     LPC     NDP     Bloc     GPC     Force  indp       Total
    

    NV: 17 10 17 1 0 1 1 47
    Yes: 146 25 0 0 1 1 1 174
    No: 0 0 78 0 1 0 2 81

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  13. It would be awesome to see the changes a bill makes in some type of online interface. Something like it commonly done for code.

    Eg: http://markdotto.com/uploads/2014/09/github-split-diffs-v1.png

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  14. 2 votes
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  15. I would like this type of information for my city as well. I want to be able to see how my current Councillor has voted on all legislation that was put forward for a vote. I would like to be able to search on a topic and see what the reps have said. etc.

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  16. I can't seem to find a full list of the available search filters (ie: text:)

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  17. This would encourage accountability of MPs. It would inform voters as to whether their MP is listening to them. It would promote a participatory democracy, one in which consensus is built through dialogue.

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  19. 75 votes
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    This is among the most popular requests, but unfortunately there’s no current way to do this short of having someone on Parliament Hill do a count. I can and do report when a member doesn’t vote, but we’re unable to tell the difference between an absence and an abstention, and many days there simply aren’t any votes in the House. There’s been some noise about having Parliament release attendance records (which are currently self-reported by the parties but not made public), but at the moment those records simply don’t exist.

  20. A great website! It would be great for users to be able to help you update the profiles with more contact info. MPs have facebook profiles and Pages, Google+ profiles and pages, YouTube account(s), sometimes multiple Twitter accounts, LinkedIN profile. And perhaps a link to the Elections Canada Map. (i can help with this, you don't need to enter the data, have most of it on my blog http://unschedulecannabis.blogspot.ca I just need a field to be able to enter it in, then you can verrify it's accuracy (or users can help with it's accuracy)

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