Thank you, Ms. Kwan. I think in the past on this committee, we have worked collaboratively on this. These are the routine motions. At times we have had to reduce the amount of time spent because of votes in the House, or something else, when there is some interruption and we have the witnesses. In the past, what we have done is that after listening to the witnesses, every party has had five minutes. It depends on the time we have. I will work collaboratively with everyone to make sure that we work together, and, based on the time we have, we can figure out the second round.
Evidence of meeting #1 for Citizenship and Immigration in the 44th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was chair.
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