[Verse 1] Every Wednesday the government whispers in print, Canada Gazette, that's the official hint, Part One drops loose like a weekly digest, October seventeen, volume one-sixty, we tested, Number forty-two, stamped and dated right, Proposals and notices surfacing to light. This ain't drama, no headline for the masses, Just the quiet paperwork where policy passes. [Chorus] Gazette on the table, page by page we read, Part One, Part Two, planting the legal seed, From commissions to council, it's all laid bare, Canada's rulebook breathing open air. [Verse 2] Four commissions stepping forward in this issue, Canada Revenue Agency counting every tissue Of tax detail, keeping the ledger true, Trade Tribunal watching what crosses borders through, CRTC tuning airwaves, cable, phone line static, Public Service Commission keeping hiring systematic. Four different lanes, one single publication, Transparency's the engine of this operation. [Chorus] Gazette on the table, page by page we read, Part One, Part Two, planting the legal seed, From commissions to council, it's all laid bare, Canada's rulebook breathing open air. [Verse 3] Flip to government notices, Privy Council's name, The cabinet's clerk house, playing its own game, Orders in council, appointments penned down low, Quietly they promulgate — that means make official, you know, Formally announce it so the law can stand, Ink on a page becomes the rule of the land. Then Part Two arrives like the compendium's close, October twenty-first, volume one-fifty-nine it shows, Number twenty-one, regulations final and set, No longer proposals — now they're locked, no regret. [Verse 4] Any citizen can read it, it's public, it's free, No locked door standing between you and me, Lawyers and students, reporters and clerks, Scanning the columns where democracy works, Comment periods open before ink turns to stone, A chance for your voice to never stand alone, Thirty days ticking while feedback can flow, Before Part One's whisper to Part Two can grow, This is the system, unglamorous and slow, But the gears of a nation keep turning just so. [Bridge] Promulgate, promulgate, say it soft and slow, Turning draft to duty, watch the process flow, Part One's the whisper, Part Two's the decree, Two halves of one heartbeat in democracy. [Chorus] Gazette on the table, page by page we read, Part One, Part Two, planting the legal seed, From commissions to council, it's all laid bare, Canada's rulebook breathing open air. [Outro] Volume numbers, dates stamped clean and neat, Ottawa's logbook keeping its own beat, Close the Gazette, but the rules still stay, Quiet paper, shaping each Canadian day. [Chorus] Gazette on the table, page by page we read, Part One, Part Two, planting the legal seed, From commissions to council, it's all laid bare, Canada's rulebook breathing open air.
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