[Verse 1] The Gazette dropped on August fifteen, twenty-twenty-six Volume one-sixty, number thirty-three in the mix Part One arrived with commissions lined up at the door Government agencies spelling out what they're working for Border Services had a notice, the trade tribunal spoke Canadian Radio-television cut through the smoke Up in Yukon, the assessment board put their word on the line Environmental, socio-economic — taking stock of what's mine [Chorus] C'est officiel, le gouvernement a parlé The Canada Gazette, read it, don't delay Part One, Part Two, the record's set in stone Regulations printed, nothing left unknown C'est officiel — August twenty's the date Volume one-fifty-nine, number sixteen, don't wait [Verse 2] Three days earlier, August twelve came Part Two Volume one-fifty-nine, number sixteen, brand new The second part carries the weight of the law in effect Statutory orders and regulations earning their respect Where Part One is the draft, the proposal, the ask Part Two means it passed — it's official, unmask Two separate volumes, two separate roles in the game But both tell the country the rules aren't the same [Chorus] C'est officiel, le gouvernement a parlé The Canada Gazette, read it, don't delay Part One, Part Two, the record's set in stone Regulations printed, nothing left unknown C'est officiel — August twenty's the date Volume one-fifty-nine, number sixteen, don't wait [Bridge] Four agencies filed their commissions in Part One CBSA watching borders 'til the paperwork's done CRTC keeps the airwaves and the telecoms in check Yukon's assessment board gives the environment respect The trade tribunal arbitrates when commerce goes sideways These commissions are the scaffolding of how the system stays [Verse 3] So when you wonder how a country keeps its record clean The Gazette is the ledger of everything in between Every notice, every order, every registered decree Published for the public — that's transparency Two publications, different volumes, different weeks One proposes, one delivers what the cabinet seeks August twenty, twenty-twenty-six, mark it down right here The official record running quiet, running clear [Verse 4] Behind the print there's public servants doing the work Filing every amendment, making sure nothing's murk Citizens can comment when it's still in Part One's draft stage Thirty days to speak before it turns the final page Democracy in detail, slow and steady as it goes The Gazette holds the history of everything that flows [Outro] C'est officiel — the Gazette speaks low and slow Lo-fi bureaucracy, but every word's a fact you know Part One, Part Two, the government's handwritten proof August twenty-twenty-six — another week of truth
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