After a law has been passed by the Canadian Parliament, who is typically most involved in recommending how implementation is going to be conducted?

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Public servants within a department are typically responsible for recommending how implementation of a law will be conducted. They have the expertise and knowledge in their respective areas to provide detailed guidance on how best to implement the law. Cabinet ministers and the Privy Council Office may provide oversight and direction, but it is the public servants who are most involved in the actual implementation process. The Senate's role is primarily to review and suggest amendments to bills, rather than being directly involved in implementation.

After a Law Has Been Passed by the Canadian Parliament