Not yet, still has to get thru the SECU reviews and be amended if recommended by them, then goes to the Senate and then back to Parliament and the Governor General for Royal assent. There are at least two people on the SECU that are doing everything they can to shut down testimony by the pro gun witnesses and promote the anti firearms groups. Listen to the last session and you will hear how one Lib MP essentially did not let the CCFR say a whole bunch in his allotted time space, he wasted time on sidetracking the issue at hand with a bunch of garbage, and then held up a pic of an AR15 and ranted at them to use up their time slot. Then the same MP and another Lib MP fed Wendy Cukier open ended debate questions til the time ran out, basically fed her the opportunity to talk as much as she wanted. CSSA got some good points in, they were heard out.
Although, the RCMP are putting info out like it was passed already, and it is not law yet. At the moment you are not required to call in a non-restricted transfer to verify the validity of a PAL, but, if you don't know the person, it may be worth your while to do so, in the long run of things. CYA.
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