Evidence of meeting #136 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 rcmp.
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Conservative
Liberal
Pam Damoff Liberal Oakville North—Burlington, ON
On a point of order, I'm wondering if we can get unanimous consent on something. I don't think there are three more important agencies that the federal government has on this study, and it feels like we've barely touched the subject. We haven't talked about how we can disrupt the dens that lone wolves live in. We haven't talked about foreign interference.
I'm wondering if we could get unanimous consent for them to return for an hour. I appreciate that you gave them extra time, Chair, but I'm hoping that we can agree to invite them back for another hour.
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Shelby Kramp-Neuman
That's for an additional hour as part of the study. Is it agreed?
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Shelby Kramp-Neuman
Okay, the invitation will go out—we'll have our clerk coordinate with you.
We have Ms. Hepfner on another point of order.
December 4th, 2024 / 5:40 p.m.
Liberal
Lisa Hepfner Liberal Hamilton Mountain, ON
Thank you. I'd like to acknowledge that we have Senator Kristopher Wells in the room. He's also been invited as a witness to this study. He's let me know that Wednesdays are better for him.
Liberal
Lisa Hepfner Liberal Hamilton Mountain, ON
He's usually travelling on Monday, so if the clerk is doing some scheduling, perhaps we can keep that in mind as well.
Conservative
The Chair Conservative Shelby Kramp-Neuman
We will keep that in mind.
Welcome, Senator.
Thank you to all the witnesses for their testimony today.
At this point, I guess I don't have to encourage you to submit anything that you didn't get to provide an answer to, because you may be back.
I will be suspending now for approximately five minutes. We're going to close quickly. Thank you so much.
[Proceedings continue in camera]