Is Canada's political system too complicated?

Debate Be it resolved that the legislative system used to create law has a complicated structure and process, as there is an abundance of flaws, faults, and inefficiency within many aspects of this process. The problems start with the First Reading, which is just that: a reading. There is no discussion, debate, or commentary. This is very impractical and unnecessary, as everyone in Parliament, especially the Cabinet, should have already read the bill, before they …

…in an endless cycle. The legislation must get it right the first time, hammering out the flaws, until they get it right. Even then, laws of different jurisdictions may cross paths, causing more complication and disorder. The system has now become restricted by its own complicated legal restraints. If this process continues any longer, the complication will be too great for any Canadian to handle. Changes must be made now, before it gets any worse.