[Verse 1] Canada Gazette dropping mid-July Volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine Part One published on the eighteenth day Official notices lined up in array The Canadian International Trade Tribunal Posting commissions, keep your business rational Radio-television and Telecommunications CRTC broadcasting its deliberations [Chorus] Read the Gazette, know what the government said Regulations printed so nothing goes unsaid Part One, Part Two, the country's paperwork Every rule and notice doing its official work Canada Gazette, the pulse beneath the law Official record, every detail raw [Verse 2] Public Service Commission stepping to the page Commissions posted, turning a new stage Department of Environment dropping notices Government machinery grinding through its processes Privy Council adding to the roster Official documentation getting closer Every department logging what it's done Transparent governance under the July sun [Chorus] Read the Gazette, know what the government said Regulations printed so nothing goes unsaid Part One, Part Two, the country's paperwork Every rule and notice doing its official work Canada Gazette, the pulse beneath the law Official record, every detail raw [Bridge] Part Two arrived on July fifteenth Volume one-fifty-nine, number fourteen Statutory instruments, regulations bound Promulgation — that's the word, the official sound When a law gets promulgated it moves from draft to deed From the page into the fabric, planted like a seed [Verse 3] Trade tribunals arbitrating commerce lanes Telecommunications drawing up the frames Environment notices cataloguing concern Privy Council entries taking their turn Each commission logged with deliberate care The administrative record standing bare No mystery buried in a drawer somewhere The Gazette broadcasts what the country's built to share [Verse 4] Citizens and lawyers scanning every line Businesses and advocates reading between the sign Proposed regulations open for reply Comment periods running, deadlines drawing nigh Democracy is paperwork as much as it's a vote Every published notice keeping governance afloat The public record written so the people always know What the institutions planted and what rules they helped to grow [Chorus] Read the Gazette, know what the government said Regulations printed so nothing goes unsaid Part One, Part Two, the country's paperwork Every rule and notice doing its official work Canada Gazette, the pulse beneath the law Official record, every detail raw [Outro] July twenty, twenty-twenty-six The official record adding to the mix Environment, Privy Council, Public Service too CRTC and Trade Tribunal coming through Canada Gazette keeps the ledger straight Every notice published, nothing left to fate
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