I call this meeting to order.
Welcome to meeting number 32 of the House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights. Today, we have MP Stéphane Lauzon replacing Randeep Sarai.
Welcome. Bonjour. Bienvenue, Stéphane. It's really great to have you here today.
To ensure an orderly meeting, I'll just outline a few of the rules.
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Before speaking, please wait until I recognize you by name. Everybody is on the video conference. Just make sure that your microphone is unmuted before you speak, and once you're done speaking, make sure that you are back on mute.
As a reminder, all comments by members and witnesses should be addressed through the chair. With regard to the speaking list, Mr. Clerk and I will do our best to ensure an orderly list of speakers when you're participating and would like to speak.
Before we go to our study on elder abuse, we have to approve the report from the subcommittee meeting of Tuesday. The report was distributed to members electronically yesterday.
If there are no comments on it, do I have agreement of members to adopt this report?