Canada-China Relations Committee on March 11th, 2021

Evidence of meeting #19 for Canada-China Relations in the 43rd Parliament, 2nd session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was vaccine.

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On the agenda

Committee Business

Canada-China Relations

MPs speaking

Pierre Paul-Hus

Peter Fragiskatos

Stéphane Bergeron

John Williamson

Emmanuel Dubourg

Joël Lightbound

Also speaking

David Vigneault Director, Canadian Security Intelligence Service

Brenda Lucki Commissioner, Royal Canadian Mounted Police

John Ossowski President, Canada Border Services Agency

Rob Stewart Deputy Minister, Public Safety Canada

Shelly Bruce Chief, Communications Security Establishment

Scott Jones Head, Canadian Centre for Cyber Security, Communications Security Establishment

Scott Halperin Professor of Pediatrics and Microbiology & Immunology, Dalhousie University and Director, Canadian Center for Vaccinology, As an Individual

Clerk of the Committee Ms. Marie-France Lafleur

Liberal

The Chair Liberal Geoff Regan

Mr. Chong, are you agreeable to that amendment to your motion, then?

If you are, good.

Does anyone object or disagree with this motion?

Madam Clerk?

March 11th, 2021 / 8:15 p.m.

The Clerk of the Committee Ms. Marie-France Lafleur

I have Monsieur Bergeron in the room.

Liberal

The Chair Liberal Geoff Regan

We have Monsieur Bergeron.

Bloc

Stéphane Bergeron Bloc Montarville, QC

Since we seem to have consensus, I'm not going to add anything.

Liberal

The Chair Liberal Geoff Regan

Thank you very much.

I feel that we have consensus.

Does anyone have any objections to that proposal?

If not, I will consider the report of the subcommittee and the work plan as amended—

Liberal

Lenore Zann Liberal Cumberland—Colchester, NS

Mr. Chair, I'm sorry to interrupt. I can't hear you.

Liberal

The Chair Liberal Geoff Regan

Okay. I'm going to hold this closer.

This is my third headset. I don't think it's my computer. Maybe it is. It's a Surface from the House, but—

Liberal

Lenore Zann Liberal Cumberland—Colchester, NS

Your voice keeps fading out.

Liberal

The Chair Liberal Geoff Regan

I'm terribly sorry about that.

I'm probably too loud now for the interpreters.

What I'm saying is that I consider the report of the subcommittee and the work plan as amended this evening to be adopted.

On that basis, I think we're ready to adjourn. That's all we have on the agenda tonight, I believe.

I'll see all of you at the vote.

Thank you very much. Have a nice evening.

The meeting is adjourned.