Evidence of meeting #1 for Status of Women in the 44th Parliament, 1st Session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was chair.
A recording is available from Parliament.
Conservative
Laila Goodridge Conservative Fort McMurray—Cold Lake, AB
It's not the same as the motion on the paper.
Liberal
Emmanuella Lambropoulos Liberal Saint-Laurent, QC
That, pursuant to Standing Order 108(2), with consideration to the increasing number of femicides in Canada, the committee undertake a study examining the root causes of intimate partner and domestic violence; that the committee examine current support and protection infrastructures for women and girls subject to unsafe environments; that the committee consider additional ways in which the Government of Canada can contribute to the prevention of intimate partner violence and the protection of women and children fleeing violence; that the committee hear from witnesses for no less than 10 meetings and hear from officials; that the committee report its findings to the house; and that pursuant to Standing Order 109, the Government table a response in the house thereto.
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Karen Vecchio
Excellent.
Are there any further questions or comments?
Mr. Serré, did you have your hand up?
Liberal
Marc Serré Liberal Nickel Belt, ON
Madam Chair, if there other motions, they should be brought to the subcommittee. Maybe later on you could—
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Karen Vecchio
As everybody knows, we now have other opportunities as well. You can submit your motions directly to the clerk using e-notices. There are many opportunities for us to do that. The motions we heard today are really exciting, and they are going to set a great foundation as we move forward on these studies.
Since we are not going to be debating at this time, I'd like to adjourn this meeting so that we can carry on, and then we'll reconvene these discussions at our next meeting.
The meeting is adjourned.