Some Parliamentary Committees are specifically required by their terms of reference to gather input and opinions from the public, and therefore prescribe a process by which the public can make written and/or oral submissions to present their views on a topic. In such cases, the relevant process for making submissions can be found on the Committees page.
Even if a parliamentary committee is not required by its terms of reference to inquire into public opinion on a topic, you can still write to the Chairman of the relevant Committee to express your view and ask that it be taken into consideration. You will find the details of who chairs each of the Committees on the Committees page, and can write to the Chairman through the Clerk or Parliamentary Counsel.
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