Other laws the legislature adopted include a ban on energy drink sales to minors under 16, reduced regulations for businesses and protection from abusive ticket resellers.Jacques Boissinot/The Canadian Press
Quebec has adopted a law that would allow people to find out if their romantic partner has a history of domestic violence.
The law is one of several that passed on the penultimate day of the legislative session, before the summer break and the fall election.
It allows police to disclose information about a person’s domestic violence history to a partner who is deemed to be at risk.
The law is inspired by Gabie Renaud, a Quebec woman who was allegedly killed by a partner in September.
Quebec tables bill allowing people to obtain domestic violence history of partners
The legislature also adopted laws to ban energy drink sales to minors under 16, reduce regulations for businesses and protect consumers from abusive ticket resellers.
Other bills failed to move forward, including the controversial Quebec constitution project by Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette.