Transport Committee on Oct. 3rd, 2017

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

All right, we have a subamendment to change 60 days to 180 days.

(Subamendment agreed to)

(Amendment as amended agreed to)

LIB-6 cannot be moved, so that's deleted.

(Clause 98 as amended agreed to)

(On clause 14)

We have to go back to a bit of work on clause 14.

Mr. Fraser.

[Sean Fraser, Liberal, Central Nova, NS]

This was me. This was when I didn't have language on the spot. I do have proposed language for these. This was in response to Mr. Chong's motion that would essentially seek to adopt his proposed amendments that were named CPC-5-A, CPC-5-B, and CPC-6, I believe.

Do we have copies of these for folks?

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

I think we are doing clause 14 first.

[Kelly Block, Conservative, Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek, SK]

It's CPC-5, CPC-6, and CPC-7.

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

I am going to Ms. Block for CPC-5.

[Kelly Block, Conservative, Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek, SK]

It's actually Mr. Chong.

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

I'm sorry. Mr. Chong, go ahead.

[Michael Chong, Conservative, Wellington—Halton Hills, ON]

Great. Do we have a subamendment?

[Sean Fraser, Liberal, Central Nova, NS]

Yes. That's what I was going to explain. The spirit of it was essentially to exclude any confidential information.

Do we have copies of this for people to actually see? Is it being handed out now? Okay.

[Michael Chong, Conservative, Wellington—Halton Hills, ON]

Are we not moving them already?

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

The legislative clerk is suggesting that you withdraw CPC-5 in favour of....

[Olivier Champagne]

If the committee agrees.... We are on CPC-5 right now.

[Kelly Block, Conservative, Carlton Trail—Eagle Creek, SK]

I just need to understand. On what basis would we not just simply see a subamendment? Is the issue again that it is ruled out of order, or is there some procedural thing that I'm not understanding?

[Olivier Champagne]

I just want to make sure that.... Right now, it is too lengthy for me to be certain that it fits with CPC-5, so I think it's safer for the committee to unanimously decide to withdraw CPC-5 and just accept that this new amendment be moved.

[Michael Chong, Conservative, Wellington—Halton Hills, ON]

I am in agreement.

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

Do we have unanimous consent to withdraw CPC-5?

[Some hon. members]

Agreed.

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

(Amendment withdrawn)

Sean needs to move his motion. What are we calling it?

[Olivier Champagne]

It doesn't matter.

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

It does matter.

We have Mr. Fraser's motion.

[Sean Fraser, Liberal, Central Nova, NS]

I might phrase it differently than I would have otherwise, because I was planning on doing this as a subamendment.

Perhaps we can do it as subamendments to clause 14 in proposed subsection 53.73(3).

You all have a copy in front of you. Do I need to read them out?

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

No, everybody has them.

[Sean Fraser, Liberal, Central Nova, NS]

We adopt the language as proposed in the written document before you.

[The Chair, Liberal, Judy Sgro]

Is everybody okay with that? We are going to refer to it as 14A.

(Amendment agreed to [See Minutes of Proceedings])

We have CPC-6.

[Olivier Champagne]

My understanding is that CPC-6 and CPC-7 were not moved.