Sorry, MR, but this is the best I can do in the time available.  Dion improved it by requiring a clear not just a simple majority but the push and much of the content was Harper's.

Quebec Contingency Act
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The Quebec Contingency Act (Bill C-341) was a private member's bill tabled in Canada's federal Parliament in 1996 to establish the conditions which would apply to a referendum regarding the separation of Quebec from Canada. It was a precursor to the Clarity Act of 2000.

Bill C-341 was introduced by future Prime Minister and then Reform MP Stephen Harper, and reached First Reading on October 30, 1996. Its full title was "An Act to establish the terms and conditions that must apply to a referendum relating to the separation of Quebec from Canada before it may be recognized as a proper expression of the will of the people of Quebec."[1]

Bill C-341 did not proceed any further in Parliament following First Reading.l.