What matters there is not my opinion, but the committee's [Technical difficulty—Editor] for the committee to decide in terms of any witness or question or issue that it feels it needs, or not, in the context of its constitutional authority.
Law Clerk and Parliamentary Counsel, House of Commons
What matters there is not my opinion, but the committee's [Technical difficulty—Editor] for the committee to decide in terms of any witness or question or issue that it feels it needs, or not, in the context of its constitutional authority.
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