Evidence of meeting #19 for Indigenous and Northern Affairs in the 41st Parliament, 1st session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was provincial.
A recording is available from Parliament.
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Chris Warkentin
You are out of time. Unless there is something, this would be the last word.
Thank you so much for responding to the questions. We appreciate the paper, and I know that colleagues who haven't read it will take the opportunity now to read it. We appreciate, again, that you came in on short notice. I appreciate the testimony today. Thank you so much.
Colleagues, before we adjourn, I just want to make the committee members aware that for Tuesday's meeting, we have confirmed that the Environment Canada folks will come here to speak on this subject. As well, representatives from the Auditor General's office will be speaking specifically to chapter 6, “Land Management and Environmental Protection on Reserves”, of the 2009 report. It's targeted to that. The representatives will be here prepared to speak to that.
Colleagues, thank you so much.
Ms. Bennett.
Liberal
Carolyn Bennett Liberal St. Paul's, ON
I take from this that there's not a consensus that we could use Tuesday's meeting to have a look at the housing crisis.
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Chris Warkentin
We have confirmed the witnesses. I think this is a subject we could probably—
Liberal
Carolyn Bennett Liberal St. Paul's, ON
Those are government officials. They can come at any time. There's a crisis.
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Chris Warkentin
There doesn't seem to be a consensus to make that change and address that at this next meeting. I know we'll have the discussion at the subcommittee in relation to that.
The meeting is adjourned.
