Evidence of meeting #30 for Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics in the 39th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was enforcement.

A recording is available from Parliament.

On the agenda

MPs speaking

Also speaking

Steve Sullivan  President, Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime
Steve Masnyk  Manager of Communications, Insurance Brokers Association of Canada
Robert Kimball  Chairman, Insurance Brokers Association of Canada
Peter Fredericks  Vice-President, Insurance Brokers Association of Canada
Clayton Pecknold  Co-Chair, Law Amendments Committee, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police
Krista Gray-Donald  Director of Research, Canadian Resource Centre for Victims of Crime

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Manager of Communications, Insurance Brokers Association of Canada

Steve Masnyk

Has that been tabled with the committee?

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Tom Wappel

Yes.

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Manager of Communications, Insurance Brokers Association of Canada

Steve Masnyk

So we can get it from you.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Tom Wappel

I imagine the clerk will be able to help you out in that regard.

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Manager of Communications, Insurance Brokers Association of Canada

Steve Masnyk

We'll respond back with our comments.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Tom Wappel

Is that it, Mr. Dhaliwal?

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Liberal

Sukh Dhaliwal Liberal Newton—North Delta, BC

Yes, thank you.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Tom Wappel

I want to remind committee members that Thursday we have the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and the Consumers' Association. Next Tuesday we have the RCMP. It's a late addition, but they've urgently requested that they appear.

On Thursday next week we have the Privacy Commissioner. On Tuesday of the following week, February 27, we will begin our deliberations, because the minister is not available to meet with us until March 1. It might not be a bad idea if we begin our deliberations on the Tuesday so we can focus on the kinds of questions we want to ask the minister on Thursday, March 1. That will be our last meeting until after the two-week break.

To our witnesses, thank you very much for appearing before us today, answering our questions, and trying to help us in our deliberations on this very interesting statute.

The researcher wants me to remind everyone that a summary of recommendations from all our witnesses will come out to all of us prior to the beginning of our deliberations on February 27.

Once again, thanks to you all. Amazingly, we have 20 minutes to get to our next committees.

I adjourn the meeting.