Terms of Use for Signing an E-petition
If you wish to sign an e-petition, you must accept the following Terms of Use:
- You must carefully read the guide entitled Electronic Petitions — Guide for Signatories, which is available on the House of Commons petitions website.
- You must provide your full name, province or territory, country, postal code, phone number and email address.
- Your name will only be added to the e-petition once it has been validated by the Clerk of Petitions in accordance with the Electronic Petitions — Guide for Signatories.
- The use of false names or the provision of any information you know to be false is prohibited.
- You may only sign an e-petition once.
- The House of Commons reserves the right to remove your name from an e-petition at any time if it determines that these Terms of Use have been breached.
- The House of Commons may use your personal information to contact you, validate your identity, ensure the integrity of the e-petition process and provide you with updates on the e-petition. Your personal information will not be shared or publicly disclosed, except in accordance with the Electronic Petitions — Guide for Signatories and these Terms of Use. None of the personal information provided to the House of Commons by a signatory, including their name, will be published on this website.
- A breach of these Terms of Use may amount to contempt of the House of Commons.
- These Terms of Use may, at the sole and absolute discretion of the House of Commons, be subject to change at any time.
Revised on January 21, 2019