[Verse 1] The Gazette arrived on a Saturday morning Volume one-sixty, number twenty-nine Part One carries its usual assortment Of commissions lined up in a tidy design The Trade Tribunal has something to process The CRTC filed its paperwork straight And the Public Service Commission is also Among the notices posted of late [Chorus] It's the Canada Gazette, July eighteen The official record of what the government means Part One and Part Two, they both take the floor Dry as a ledger but lawful to the core Every notice a door [Verse 2] Environment Canada left something in writing A government notice from Privy Council too These aren't the headlines that anybody's chasing But somebody's rules are becoming brand new The Privy Council keeps order behind closed curtains Department of Environment stamps what it will Part One holds the proposals still open for comment Part Two makes the finished regulations real [Chorus] It's the Canada Gazette, July eighteen The official record of what the government means Part One and Part Two, they both take the floor Dry as a ledger but lawful to the core Every notice a door [Verse 3] There are deadlines embedded in government language A comment period closing on a given date If you read past the headers and into the columns You might find your industry listed and wait The transport authorities, fisheries and forests The labour relations boards making their call It doesn't get coverage on any front page But the Gazette was never intended for all [Bridge] Part Two came out three days prior Volume one-fifty-nine, number fourteen July the fifteenth, quieter arrival Regulations already signed and convened One half proposes, the other one closes That's how a policy moves off the shelf Read it or miss it, it happened regardless The Gazette doesn't announce itself [Verse 4] So somewhere a business is reading the fine print A lawyer is marking the margins in red A lobbyist checking if anything shifted Between what was promised and what the text said The clerks and the editors formatted the columns The Queen's Printer prepared it with care Democracy lives in the least-read of pages And Saturday morning, it's already there [Chorus] It's the Canada Gazette, July eighteen The official record of what the government means Part One and Part Two, they both take the floor Dry as a ledger but lawful to the core Every notice a door [Outro] So if you wonder who governs the fine print Commissions and councils and departments in line Check volume one-sixty on Saturday morning Number twenty-nine, July eighteen, twenty twenty-nine
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