Evidence of meeting #21 for International Trade in the 42nd Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was tpp.

A recording is available from Parliament.

On the agenda

MPs speaking

Also speaking

Christine Hogan  Deputy Minister of International Trade, Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development
Clerk of the Committee  Mr. Rémi Bourgault

9:40 a.m.

Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

For the hardest-working committee that gets along the best, there are precedents being set here today that might take us off that number one record.

Mr. Hoback, you have a point there, and—

9:40 a.m.

Liberal

Kyle Peterson Liberal Newmarket—Aurora, ON

There doesn't need to be any justification for the adjournment. I moved that we adjourn this debate.

9:40 a.m.

Conservative

Randy Hoback Conservative Prince Albert, SK

Actually, once there's a move to adjourn, you cannot debate it. That's true.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

We have a motion on the floor to adjourn the debate—

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Conservative

Randy Hoback Conservative Prince Albert, SK

You haven't dealt with the amendment before his amendment.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

—and that's not debatable.

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Conservative

Randy Hoback Conservative Prince Albert, SK

He can't move a motion until the amendment is dealt with.

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

Mr. Chair, I would like to say, on the second amendment that was proposed by the June 29 date, that June 29 is the committee's date, not the government's date. So the government and the minister could provide us with this information by June 29.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

Okay.

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Liberal

Kyle Peterson Liberal Newmarket—Aurora, ON

I think Mr. Hoback raised a good procedural point, that the amendments, I think, have to be dealt with before my adjournment motion is dealt with.

So I'm happy to deal with the amendments.

9:40 a.m.

Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

We have an amendment. I think everybody understands the amendment. Can we just have a vote on the amendment?

All in favour of the amendment, raise your hand—

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

Which one? There are two amendments on the table.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

The one that you changed to “Canadians and other...”.

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

Oh, the first one. Okay.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

Right? That's the amendment I see on the floor.

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

Yes, okay. I thought there was a second one.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

Does everybody understand that amendment?

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

There are three amendments.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

All in favour of that amendment?

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

Non-Canadians: the first amendment by Randy.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

Yes.

(Amendment negatived [See Minutes of Proceedings])

That amendment is not going to go through.

Did we want to continue on and go with the main motion?

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

We have a second amendment.

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Liberal

The Chair Liberal Mark Eyking

Do you want to read the second amendment, clerk? I don't know what it is.

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NDP

Tracey Ramsey NDP Essex, ON

She wanted to strike the second portion of (d).

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The Clerk

Ms. Ramsey, is it to delete the part that starts with “including the number of comments”?