Evidence of meeting #111 for Natural Resources in the 44th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was wells.

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On the agenda

MPs speaking

Also speaking

Adam Legge  President, Business Council of Alberta
Deborah Yedlin  President and Chief Executive Officer, Calgary Chamber of Commerce
Sean Strickland  Executive Director, Canada's Building Trades Unions
Clerk of the Committee  Mr. Thomas Bigelow

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Mrs. Stubbs—

Yvonne Jones Liberal Labrador, NL

I want to put it on the record that I support Mr. Angus—

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

When you have your turn, Ms. Jones, and you have an opportunity to debate, you can put it on the record.

Yvonne Jones Liberal Labrador, NL

That will be three weeks from now.

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Thank you.

Go ahead, Mrs. Stubbs.

6:25 p.m.

Conservative

Shannon Stubbs Conservative Lakeland, AB

Thank you, Mr. Chair. I appreciate it.

Maybe Mr. Angus wants to litigate the speaking list with you, but I think you called it out for this amendment, per the rules, and that's what's actually happening right now.

Charlie Angus NDP Timmins—James Bay, ON

On a point of order, now that we're down to one minute, no, I'm not litigating. I'm just saying that if I don't get a chance to speak, the Conservatives can't figure that they're just going to get to push this through by bullying us.

Since we're down to a minute, Mr. Chair, I ask you to make a decision. We're not being given a chance to speak to this, so will we just run out the clock?

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Thank you.

Charlie Angus NDP Timmins—James Bay, ON

We're now down to one minute, and none of us are getting a chance to speak. We have to listen to the Conservatives bully their way through committee yet again.

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Thank you, Mr. Angus, for bringing that to my attention. I have you on the list and other members on the speaking order on the amendment. Hopefully, whether it's today in the next minute or so or at a future meeting, you'll get an opportunity to speak on this.

Mrs. Stubbs, you have the floor.

6:25 p.m.

Conservative

Shannon Stubbs Conservative Lakeland, AB

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Our colleague is calling time, but I guess that's ostensibly up to you, Mr. Chair, so I'll wait until you call that time. Certainly, I will take every opportunity I can to advocate for the people who elected me in Lakeland, the people of Alberta and the people across Canada, just as my Conservative colleagues—

Yvonne Jones Liberal Labrador, NL

I have a point of order, Mr. Chair.

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

We have a point of order.

Charlie Angus NDP Timmins—James Bay, ON

It is 6:30—

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Everybody, I can only do one point of order at a time. I'm going to ask everybody to silence their mics until I recognize them.

Ms. Jones, I have you first on a point of order.

Yvonne Jones Liberal Labrador, NL

I see that the clock is at 6:30, Mr. Chair.

6:30 p.m.

Conservative

Laila Goodridge Conservative Fort McMurray—Cold Lake, AB

You can't move that on a point of order.

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

I'm aware. I am monitoring the clock, folks, and I will, at the appropriate time—

Yvonne Jones Liberal Labrador, NL

You are an exceptional chair, Mr. Chair.

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Thank you.

Mr. Angus, you had a point of order. Does it have anything to do with anything procedural?

Charlie Angus NDP Timmins—James Bay, ON

Mr. Chair, are you saying you're going to run this meeting past 6:30?

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Once I'm done with your point of order, I'm going to turn to all of you to have that conversation.

Thank you for your point of order.

Charlie Angus NDP Timmins—James Bay, ON

You can put me down to adjourn.

The Chair Liberal George Chahal

Colleagues, it is 6:30 p.m. As I look across the table, I see that it looks like folks are in agreement to adjourn.

We will maintain the speaking order.

We are adjourned.