I call the meeting to order.
Today we're looking at Bill S-232, sponsored by Michael Levitt.
Alexandre, do you want to report on whether, in your view, it's okay or if there are any problems?
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Liberal
The Chair Liberal Filomena Tassi
I call the meeting to order.
Today we're looking at Bill S-232, sponsored by Michael Levitt.
Alexandre, do you want to report on whether, in your view, it's okay or if there are any problems?
Alexandre Lavoie Committee Researcher
Sure.
The only criterion that applies to Senate bills is whether the bill is essentially the same as one already voted on by the House of Commons in the current session. I didn't find any similar bill that has been voted on.
Liberal
Arnold Chan Liberal Scarborough—Agincourt, ON
Do you want me to move the motion that this is constitutional and votable?
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Filomena Tassi
Yes, unless we have unanimous consent.
Do we have unanimous consent on this one?
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Filomena Tassi
The motion is that the subcommittee present a report listing those items which it has determined should not be designated non-votable and recommending that they be considered by the House.
(Motion agreed to)
Mr. Bagnell will present this tomorrow after question period.
I wish everybody a great summer.
Liberal