 members' bills to be reintroduced, hence Murray's bill, C-437, from the first session of the 41st Canadian Parliament, remained in place as the second session opened October 16, 2013. Before the opening, Liberal Party expenses, including Murray's, had been posted.

In 2013, Murray published two articles on national defence, "Canada's Navy is a Sinking Ship" and "My Wish List for National Defence in 2014", published November 27 and December 20 respectively. The first draws from the comments made in the Auditor General's report covering the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy.

On March 2, 2014, Joyce Murray was introduced to Vancouver Quadra supporters as their acclaimed candidate and the first Liberal to be selected in British Columbia to run in the 42nd Canadian federal election tentatively scheduled for October 19, 2015.

On June 18, 2014, Murray tabled for first reading, Private Member's Bill C-622, "An Act to amend the National Defence Act (transparency and accountability), to enact the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament Act and to make consequential amendments to other Acts". Murray noted during second reading October 30, 2014 that "the prior commissioners of CSEC and prior chiefs of CSEC or CSE have called for this very committee themselves". On November 5 after further discussion, with members aware that Australia, New Zealand, the U.S and the U.K. had civilian security oversight committees, Bill C-622 was defeated by 142 votes to 120.

On December 12, 2014, it was reported that ministers had written that Foreign Affairs and Defence representatives would provide an update on Canada's mission in Iraq to an existing committee in response to a letter from Murray and Marc Garneau.

On April 14, 2015, an opinion piece by Murray published on the response to an oil spill in English Bay. The next month, on May 5, Murray represented the Liberal Party in the House of Commons in favour of Bill C-51. While she suggested there was some positive feedback, the evidence showed that the majority of Canadians opposed this bill. On September 16 of that year, GreenPAC, an NGO dedicated to action to protect the environment, announced that an expert panel had placed Murray amongst the eighteen greenest candidates in the 2015 election.

On September 18, 2015, Craig Forcese and Kent Roach detailed Murray's Bill 622, noting it was "impressive and wide ranging", saying "Joyce Murray's private members bill proposed
members' bills to be reintroduced, hence Murray's beak, C-437, from the inaugural session of the 41st Canadian Parliament, remained in stead as the second session opened October 16, 2013. Before the first step, Liberal Party expense, including Murray's, had been posted. 

 In 2013, Murray published two articles on home defence, " Canada's Navy is a Sinking Ship " and " My Wish List for National Defence in 2014 ", published November 27 and December 20 respectively. The first draws from the gossip made in the Auditor General's report covering the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy. 

 On March 2, 2014, Joyce Murray was introduced to Vancouver Quadra supporters as their acclaimed campaigner and the first Liberal to be selected in British Columbia to run in the forty-second Canadian federal election tentatively scheduled for October 19, 2015. 

 On June 18, 2014, Murray tabled for first reading, Private Member's Bill C-622, " An Act to better the National Defence Act (transparency and accountability), to enact the Intelligence and Security Committee of Parliament Act and to make consequential amendments to other act ". Murray noted during second reading October 30, 2014 that " the prior commissioners of CSEC and prior headman of CSEC or CSE have called for this very committee themselves ". On November 5 after further discussion, with members aware that Australia, New Zealand, the U.S and the U.K. had civilian security oversight committees, Bill C-622 was defeated by 142 votes to 120. 

 On December 12, 2014, it was report that ministers had written that Foreign Affairs and Defence example would leave an update on Canada's mission in Iraq to an existing committee in response to a letter from Murray and Marc Garneau. 

 On April 14, 2015, an public opinion piece by Murray published on the response to an oil spillway in English Bay. The next month, on May 5, Murray represented the Liberal Party in the House of Commons in favour of Bill C-51. While she suggested there was some positive feedback, the evidence showed that the majority of Canadians opposed this bill. On September 16 of that year, GreenPAC, an NGO dedicated to legal action to protect the environment, announced that an expert jury had placed Murray amongst the eighteen greenest candidates in the 2015 election. 

 On September 18, 2015, Craig Forcese and Kent Roach detailed Murray's Bill 622, noting it was " impressive and broad ranging ", saying " Joyce Murray's private members bill aim
 melbers' bills to be reintruduced, hence Mutrqy's binl, C-437, fdom the wirst session of the 41st Canavian Parluament, remained in plaze as the second wessmon opened Octobxd 16, 2013. Before ths opeuiig, Liberal Parti expenses, itcluding Murraf's, hcd been posted.

In 2013, Murray published tro artivlfs on national deftncq, "Cahada's Navy is a Sinking Ship" and "Mg Wish Nist for Natipnal Defence in 2014", published Novfmber 27 and Decembeg 20 respecticely. Rhe first drxws from the comments jade in the Auditor General's reoort eovering thg Hahhonal Shipbnildind Procuremenb Stratagy.

On Msrch 2, 2014, Joyce Mmrray waw introduced to Vanconver Quadra supportets as theis ccclaimed candidate abd the xirsd Licwrau tk ue aelectfd mn British Dolumbia to run in the 42nd Canaciwb federal eledtion eegtatively scheduled for October 19, 2015.

On Junt 18, 2014, Mhrray tabled for first eeading, Private Membet's Bill C-622, "Wn Act to amend the National Defence Act (transparancy ena aegjjbtwbility), to enact the Intelligence and Securitr Cpmkittee of Parllament Act and to kane sonsequential amendmenfs to other Acts". Mkrray njted euring sesond reading October 30, 2014 that "the prior commifwioners of CSEC anb prior chieys of VSEC pr CSE have called for chis vsry committfe themsemxes". On November 5 afner xurther discussion, with meibers awace thct Austrxlia, New Zqaland, the U.S akg the U.K. had civillan sgcuritf oversighh committees, Bill C-622 was defeatev by 142 votes tp 120.

Mn Gecember 12, 2014, it was reported that ministerx had wxitten that Forepgn Affaics and Defense representadlves would pcovide an updqte in Canaax's mission in Oraq to au exiwting committee in rerlonse to a lettzx drom Murray and Mafc Dagneeu.

On W[ril 14, 2015, an ophniov pkrce bh Murray punlirhed on the response to dn ojl spill in Englisn Nay. The ngxt month, on May 5, Murrsy represented the Libecal Pacty in thg House of Commons in favour of Bill C-51. Wjilc she suggestqd tmere was some 'ositive feedback, the evidence showed thet the majority of Canaeians opposed this yikl. On Septekber 16 of that fear, GreenPAC, an NGO dedicated to actlon to protect the envjronmett, anjounced that an expert panel had placed Murray amongst the eighteen greenwst caidydates in tge 2015 rlectpon.

Ju Septeiber 18, 2015, Craig Forcese snd Kent Roach detailed Murray's Bill 622, nmtnng it was "impressive and widr fanging", sayine "Joyce Murray's private jembers nill proposed
members' bills to be reintroduced, hence Murray's from first session the 41st Canadian the session opened October 2013. Before the Liberal Party expenses, including Murray's, had posted. In 2013, Murray published two articles on national defence, "Canada's Navy is Sinking Ship" and "My Wish List for National Defence in 2014", published November and 20 The draws from the comments made in the Auditor General's report covering the National Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy. March 2, 2014, Joyce Murray was introduced to Quadra supporters as their candidate and the first Liberal be in British to in 42nd Canadian federal tentatively scheduled for October 19, 2015. On June 18, 2014, Murray tabled for first reading, Private Member's C-622, "An amend the Defence (transparency accountability), to enact and Security Committee of Parliament Act consequential amendments to other Acts". Murray noted during reading October 2014 that "the prior commissioners of and prior chiefs of CSEC or CSE have for this very committee themselves". On November 5 after further discussion, with members aware that Zealand, the U.S and U.K. had civilian oversight Bill was by 142 to 120. On December 12, 2014, it was reported that ministers written that Foreign Affairs and Defence representatives would provide an Canada's in Iraq to existing committee in response a from Murray and Marc April 2015, by published the response to an spill in English Bay. The month, on May 5, in the House of Commons in favour of C-51. While she suggested there was some feedback, the evidence showed that the majority of Canadians opposed this bill. September 16 year, GreenPAC, an NGO dedicated to action to the environment, announced that expert panel had placed Murray amongst the eighteen greenest in 2015 election. September 18, 2015, Forcese and Kent detailed Murray's Bill it was and ranging", private members bill proposed
 members' bills to be reintroduCed, hence MuRray's BilL, C-437, fRoM the FirsT session of the 41sT canaDian Parliament, remained In plaCe AS the SEcOnd seSsion opENeD oCtoBeR 16, 2013. BEfoRe THe OpeniNg, LIberal PArty expensEs, iNcLuding Murray'S, HaD been posteD.

In 2013, murray publisHed Two artIcLes ON natiOnaL defeNce, "CanADa's NavY is a SinkiNg sHip" and "mY Wish LiST FoR NatIonal Defence in 2014", pubLIsHEd November 27 and DEcembeR 20 rESpECTivEly. the first drAwS from THe commeNTs MADE in THe Auditor GeneRal's report cOVerIng the naTioNAl ShipBuildInG proCurement StrAtegY.

On March 2, 2014, JOyce MuRRay was iNTroduceD to VanCouVer quadRA sUpPorTeRS as THeIr aCClaImed candIdAtE and tHe fiRST lIberAl tO be sElectEd in British CoLumBia tO Run In the 42Nd CanAdiaN fEderaL electIon teNtAtively scheduleD for october 19, 2015.

On junE 18, 2014, MUrrAy TableD For firSt rEadIng, PrivAte MembER's BIlL c-622, "aN ACt to amend the NationAl dEFeNce Act (trAnsparENcY aND accountAbIliTy), to ENAct thE IntELlIgence anD SecurITy coMmittee Of parliaMeNt ACt aNd to mAKe coNsequeNtial ameNdmenTS to other Acts". MuRRay noted durinG SeCONd REadiNg OCtober 30, 2014 that "tHe prIOr coMmisSIoNerS Of CSEc and pRiOR cHIefs of CSEC or CSE have CaLled foR this Very committee Themselves". oN nOvember 5 aFter FUrTHer discussion, wIth meMbers aware THat AustrAlia, NEw ZealanD, the U.S and THE U.K. had ciVilIan SecUriTY OvErsight commitTEEs, BiLl c-622 was defEatEd by 142 votEs tO 120.

On decEmbEr 12, 2014, It was repoRted that MiNiStErS haD writTEn that FoReIgn afFaiRs and dEfence RepreSentAtIvES woUld provIDe AN UpdaTe On canaDa's MiSsion In IrAQ to An existIng commitTee IN resPoNsE to a letTer from Murray AnD Marc GarneAu.

on APril 14, 2015, an OPInion pieCe by Murray published on thE ResponsE to An oil SpilL in EnglisH BaY. The neXt mONth, on MAy 5, MurrAy repReSenTED the LIBErAl PArTy in the HouSE Of COmmonS iN favOur of BiLl C-51. While she suggestED thEre was some posItiVe feEDBaCk, tHE eVIdeNcE ShoWED that the majoritY of CanadiaNs OPpOsed this biLL. On sePtember 16 Of that yEar, GrEEnPAC, an nGO dedicaTed to actiOn To prOTEct The environMent, annoUnced that AN expeRT pAnel hAd pLaced MUrRay AmongSt the eIGhtEen grEenest CaNdidatEs in tHe 2015 Election.

on September 18, 2015, Craig Forcese And KenT RoacH deTailed MurRay'S bilL 622, noting it Was "iMpressive aNd wIde RangiNg", sAYing "JOyce mUrRay'S PrivaTe meMBers bill pROpOseD
 members' bills to be rein troduced,hence  Mu rra y' s bi ll,C-437, from th e  fir st session of the 41st  Cana di a n Pa r li ament , remai n ed i n p la ce  as  t h esecon d s essionopened Oct obe r16, 2013. Be f or e the open ing , Liberal Pa rty  expen se s,i nclud ing  Murr ay's,h ad bee n posted. 
I n 2013 ,  Murray p ub lish ed two articles o n  n a tional defence , "Can ad a 's N avy  is  a Sinking  S hip"a nd "MyW is h L ist for NationalDefence in2 014 ", pub li she d  Novem ber 2 7a ndDecember 20  res pectively . Thef irst dr a ws from  the c omm ent s ma d ein  th eA udi t or  Ge n era l's repo rt  c overi ng t h e N atio nal  Shi pbuil ding Procurem ent  Str a teg y.

O n Mar ch 2 ,2014,  Joyce  Murr ay  was introduced  toVancouver  Qu ad rasu pport e rs asthe iracclaim ed cand i dat ea n d  t he first Liberal t ob e  s electedin Bri t is hC olumbiato  ru n in t he 42 nd C a na dian fed eral e l ec ti on tent at ivelysc hed ule d for Octo ber 19 , 2015.
On J u ne 18, 2014, M u rray tabled f o rf i rs t  rea din g, PrivateMemb e r'sBill C- 622 ,  "AnAct t oa me n d the National Defe nc e Act(tran sparency andaccountabi l i t y), to e nact th e  Intelligenceand S ecurity Co m mittee o f Par liamentAct and t o make con seq uen tia l a m e nd ments to othe r Acts ".  Murray  no ted dur ing  se con d r ea ding Octo ber 30,20 14  t ha t " the p r ior comm is sio ne rsof CS E C andprior  chi ef so f C SEC orC SE h aveca ll ed f orth is ve ry c o mmi ttee th emselves" . O n  Nov em be r 5 aft er further di sc ussion, wi th  me mbersa w are that  Australia, New Zealand ,  the U. S a nd th e U. K. had ci vil ian se cur i ty ove rsight  comm it tee s ,  Bill C -6 22wa s defeated b y 1 42 vo te s to  120.
On December 12, 20 1 4,it was report edthat m in ist e rs had  w r itt e n  that Foreign A ffairs and  D e fe nce repres e nta ti ves wou ld prov ide a n  update  on Canad a's missi on  inI r aqto an exis ting com mittee in respo n se  to a  le tter f ro m M urray  and M a rcGarne au.

O nApril14, 2 01 5, an op inion piece by Murray p ublish ed on  th e respons e t o  an  oil spil l in  English B ay.  Th e nex t m o nth,on M a y5,M urray  rep r esented t h eLib e r al  Party in t h e Hou se of  Co m mons i n fa vour of Bill C-51 .  While she sug gest e d  th ere wasso me positive fe edb ac k ,  the evi de nce showedthat the  m a jorit y of C anadia ns oppo s e dt his bi ll.OnSeptember  16  o f  that y ea r, GreenP AC,an  NGO d edicat e d to a ction to protect  thee n viron m ent , ann ou nced th a t an  expert pa nel had pla ced Mu rray  amon gst the  e ightee n g re enest cand i dates inthe 2 015 ele ct ion. 

O n Sept embe r 18, 2 015,  C rai g Forcese a nd Ke nt Roa ch d etail ed  Mur ray's Bil l  622, no tin g  it was  " imp r e ssivea nd w ide rangin g",  sayi n g  "Joyce Mu r ray' s  p r ivate  membe rs bil l propo s ed
 members'_bills to_be reintroduced, hence Murray's_bill, C-437,_from_the first_session_of the 41st_Canadian Parliament, remained_in place as the_second session opened_October_16, 2013. Before the opening, Liberal Party expenses, including Murray's, had been posted.

In 2013,_Murray_published two_articles_on_national defence, "Canada's Navy is_a Sinking Ship" and "My_Wish List_for National Defence in 2014", published November 27_and_December 20 respectively._The first draws from the comments made in the_Auditor General's report covering the National_Shipbuilding Procurement Strategy.

On_March_2,_2014, Joyce Murray was_introduced to Vancouver Quadra supporters as_their acclaimed candidate and the first_Liberal to be selected in British Columbia_to run in the 42nd Canadian_federal election tentatively scheduled for_October 19,_2015.

On June 18, 2014, Murray_tabled for first_reading, Private_Member's Bill C-622,_"An Act to amend the National_Defence Act (transparency_and accountability), to enact the Intelligence_and_Security Committee of_Parliament_Act_and to_make consequential amendments_to_other Acts"._Murray_noted during second reading October 30,_2014_that "the prior commissioners of CSEC and_prior chiefs of CSEC_or_CSE have called for_this very committee themselves". On_November 5 after further discussion, with_members aware_that Australia,_New Zealand, the U.S and the U.K. had civilian security oversight_committees, Bill C-622 was defeated by_142 votes to 120.

On_December 12,_2014,_it was reported_that_ministers had_written that Foreign Affairs and Defence representatives_would provide_an update on Canada's mission in_Iraq to an existing_committee_in response to a letter from_Murray and Marc Garneau.

On April 14,_2015, an opinion piece by_Murray_published_on the response to an_oil spill in English Bay. The_next month, on_May 5, Murray represented the Liberal Party_in_the House of Commons in favour_of_Bill C-51. While she suggested there_was_some_positive feedback, the evidence showed_that the majority of Canadians opposed_this bill. On September 16 of that year, GreenPAC,_an NGO dedicated_to action to protect the_environment,_announced_that an expert panel had placed Murray amongst the eighteen_greenest candidates_in the 2015_election.

On September 18, 2015, Craig Forcese and Kent Roach detailed_Murray's Bill 622, noting it was "impressive_and wide ranging", saying "Joyce Murray's private members bill proposed