Yes, you did. Anyway, I'm asking—
Evidence of meeting #34 for Health in the 45th Parliament, 1st session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was study.
A recording is available from Parliament.
Evidence of meeting #34 for Health in the 45th Parliament, 1st session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was study.
A recording is available from Parliament.
Conservative
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
I didn't say that. In fact, if I said it directly, it was to you members, because they did not bring in a motion today. It's the Conservative members who are bringing motion after motion. I have not said Liberals. I have not said Conservatives. I was talking generally, but I know—
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
Now you want me to say it, and it was the Conservatives, so continue to read.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
They're the ones who are bringing the motion. They're not paying attention to what I said earlier. You said the Liberals. It's not Liberals.
Conservative
Dan Mazier Conservative Riding Mountain, MB
Actually, the 106(4) motion was brought forward by Conservatives and the Bloc.
Conservative
Dan Mazier Conservative Riding Mountain, MB
That's who signed off on this. This is to have an emergency meeting on PrescribeIT and Michael Green, former president and CEO of Canada Health Infoway.
I will go back to my original statement about trust. I think this has demonstrated.... We sought unanimous consent. My colleague Mr. Strauss asked for UC. That wasn't even acknowledged. I've asked for it, through you, Chair. I have asked the Liberals. There's been no uptake. There have been no arms going up at all. It's just to seek UC to get this done. Then we always go back to...here, we're going to start talking—
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Conservative
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Conservative
Dan Mazier Conservative Riding Mountain, MB
Okay. I am not finished, but now I can continue on with the verbal motion.
Conservative
Dan Mazier Conservative Riding Mountain, MB
Just so we're clear, it's that the committee summon Michael Green, former president and CEO of Canada Health Infoway, and that the committee request the Minister of Health and officials to testify at committee on PrescribeIT.
That's what I was seeking unanimous consent on, just so we're clear, Chair.
Now I will go back to the HIV motion. It directly links back to this because I go back to my statement on trust. As presented by Mr. Strauss, the amendment and the motion was for no later than July 22, 2026. The purpose of completing this study and ensuring that this report is tabled by July 22, 2026, when we have all risen—
Conservative
Burton Bailey Conservative Red Deer, AB
I'm sorry to interrupt, Chair, but can you tell me what the speaking list is? I have one more thing that I would like to get across.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
You are on the list.
I have Mr. Mazier. He still has the floor because he has to read a notice of motion, and now he's speaking. Then we have Dr. Eyolfson, Dr. Strauss and then you, Mr. Bailey. There's a long list.