Evidence of meeting #119 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 students.
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Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
We are back to the motion as amended.
I have Mr. Redekopp, MP Kwan and Mr. Chiang.
Conservative
Brad Redekopp Conservative Saskatoon West, SK
Thank you, Mr. Chair.
We're back to the motion as amended. There's one part of this where I would like to propose an amendment.
When it comes to the section that says, “as well as any other witnesses the committee considers necessary”, I'd like to specify a little more clearly that I think we should be hearing from some witnesses, because a lot of this is about people travelling across the border illegally. We've heard lots of testimony that—
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
There is a point of order, Mr. Redekopp.
I will go to MP Chiang on a point of order.
Liberal
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
Mr. Redekopp, the thing is, we are on the motion as amended, and it's not Mr. Chiang who brought the amendment forward. I apologize. I will come back to you.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
I will come to you, and I hope you will agree that I as chair can sometimes overlook things, but I'm always fair. I try to be fair.
Mr. Chiang, the floor is yours.
I'm so sorry.
Liberal
Paul Chiang Liberal Markham—Unionville, ON
Thank you, Mr Chair.
Thank you to my committee member across the aisle.
Mr. Chair, I move to adjourn the meeting.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
There is a motion on the floor to adjourn the meeting. It's a non-debatable motion.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Sukh Dhaliwal
We will have a recorded vote.
(Motion agreed to: yeas 9; nays 2)
The meeting is adjourned.
