Thank you, everyone.
What we do need, though, is unanimous consent to look at routine motions today. I thought what we would do is get the routine motions out of the way and then end the meeting, and we'll come back on Tuesday to discuss committee business.
Do I have unanimous consent to look at routine motions today?
Okay. Then what we'll do is pass those out. Let's look at trying to get these settled for today. Then we'll finish the meeting if we can do that.
Mr. Garneau, do you have a copy?
We'll take these one by one. We'll start on the first page. The first routine motion is:
That the Committee retain, as needed and at the discretion of the Chair, the services of one or more analysts from the Library of Parliament to assist it in its work.
(Motion agreed to)
Come on up and join us at the table.
Number two is:
That the Subcommittee on Agenda and Procedure be established and be composed of five (5) members; the Chair, the two Vice-Chairs and two Parliamentary Secretaries.
(Motion agreed to)
The third one is:
That the Chair be authorized to hold meetings to receive evidence and to have that evidence printed when a quorum is not present, provided that at least three (3) members are present, including one member of the opposition and one member of the government, but when travelling outside the parliamentary precinct, that the meeting begin after fifteen (15) minutes, regardless of members present.
Is that all right? Are there any concerns with that?
(Motion agreed to)