Fraser introduced one piece of legislation in the 38th Parliament: the "Promotion of Safe Antifreeze Act" (Bill M-202). The bill proposed to ban ethylene glycol, which has a pleasing taste to animals but is poisonous, from engine antifreeze sold in the province. Fraser was motivated to create the bill after his cat died of antifreeze-related poisoning. It received first reading on March 7, 2007, but later ruled out of order because it exceeded the limits of a private members bill. The bill was supported animal welfare organization such as the BC SPCA, the Nature Trust of BC, and Sierra Club BC, as well as several BC Liberals, including Environment Minister Barry Penner who directed ministry staff to report on implementation options. While the bill was returned for second reading, Fraser proposed a motion to add the ban on ethylene glycol in antifreeze to the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Amendment Act being debated in March 2008, though it was voted down by the BC Liberals. The government took action on the issue in April 2009 by implementing a regulation requiring a foul-tasting agent be added to antifreeze.