Mr. Speaker, in giving the weekly business statement I want to assure all colleagues and you that I will not say a word about the subject of culture.
Tomorrow the House will resume consideration of second reading of Bill C-22 regarding Pearson airport. If that is completed we will continue with second reading of Bill C-16 respecting the Sahtu agreement.
If on Friday we have completed second reading of Bill C-22 and C-16, only then on Monday will we consider second reading stages of Bill C-23 regarding the Migratory Birds Act, Bill C-24 respecting the Wildlife Act and Bill C-12 regarding the Canada Business Corporations Act.
Tuesday, May 3 and Thursday, May 5 shall be opposition days. On Wednesday the House will resume debates that have already been commenced. I want to consult with my colleagues opposite about this business at our regular weekly meeting of House leaders next week.
This concludes my statement.