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Fisheries committee We can supply the names, but the consultation letter didn't deal specifically with fisheries; it dealt with all of the rules issues. But we can give you the mailing list of the associations that it went out to. On review, there were only a handful of fisheries-related organizatio
June 10th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee We would be working to make sure it isn't; rationalization is something that's needed in the fisheries sector around the world, and something that all countries recognize has to happen.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee Thank you.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee No, sir. As I've stated, it is Canada's position that income support, or all social safety net programs, do not properly belong within the mandate of this negotiation.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee That's right. There are a number of--
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee Our first round of consultations on anything is always done interdepartmentally in the federal government. We go to provincial and territorial governments and industry associations. We don't go out to individuals. On the DFAIT website have a negotiations web page that is availa
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee We consult with DFO on aboriginal programs and the provinces.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee There are internal discussions in the federal government and with provincial and territorial governments.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee We consult with the people who have the programs that could be at risk.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee I would have to check to see whether they were. I don't recall that. It could have been in the early days. I'm not sure whether unions in particular were consulted. I have a list of some 300 names of associations, etc., that were consulted on these rules of negotiation.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee Sure. It's a mailing list.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee First of all, yes, there are some parts of this text that we do not like, in the fisheries subsidy section and in the anti-dumping and the trade subsidies. There are some parts in all of these texts that we don't like. There are many parts that we do like, including in the fisher
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee I'll answer the first part of that. There are a number of subsidy categories in the “red box”, as some people call it. It's our job to negotiate things out of that, and/or to put things into the green box. Is it easy? No, but that's what our job is. And Canada is not alone. We'
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee The Government of Canada's position has been developed—and this goes a little bit to Mr. Stoffer's question, I guess—by interdepartmental committees, which have discussed all of the proposals that have come out over the last six years regarding the chair's text, and we do not fee
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill
Fisheries committee Article 8 deals with additional provisions to the dispute settlement understanding that came out of GATT in 1994.
March 6th, 2008Committee meeting
John O'Neill