Evidence of meeting #113 for Justice and Human Rights in the 42nd Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was agreed.
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Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
Can I have unanimous consent to continue for five more minutes?
October 24th, 2018 / 5:30 p.m.
Conservative
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
Could I ask that everybody come back as soon as you can after the votes, please?
Liberal
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
Mr. McKinnon always comes up with reasonable suggestions.
(Clause 61 agreed to)
We will come back to a very important section, clause 62, as soon as we reconvene.
Mr. Rankin.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
Because of the vote, it's taking.... I wanted to give a bit more time.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
Fair enough. I can't keep you here after 7:30, if you don't want to. I thought we'd try to make up the time for the vote, but if you can't do it, you can't do it. We'll just stop at 7:30.
Liberal
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
No. At this stage, no, we're not.
The meeting is suspended until we come back after the vote.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
We will now continue our meeting of the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights as we continue our clause-by-clause study of Bill C-75.
(On clause 62)
Clause 62 relates to the potential repeal of section 179 of the code. We have identical amendments X-37, LIB-3 and PV-6.
Ms. May is not here.
Mr. Rankin?
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Anthony Housefather
If it's okay, Mr. Boissonnault would like to jointly move it with you.
Is that okay?
Liberal
