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Civil Marriage Act second reading debate and votes at committee, if it gets that far. The bill could fail at any stage. There could then be a report stage vote in the Commons and then third reading debate and a vote on the final version of the bill. The Liberals may be tempted to use closure or time
March 21st, 2005House debate
Paul ForsethConservative
Supply I am sorry, the time allocated for debate has expired, but we now have questions and comments, so we will go first to the Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food.
February 3rd, 2005House debate
The Deputy Speaker
Privilege regarding oral question period covering the time allocated for each question and answer, the order to the questions and the number of questions for each party. Since the Speaker is a servant of the House, I must do as I am told, if I can put it that way, by all parties in this House. I
December 1st, 2004House debate
The Speaker
Department of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Act The time allocated for questions and comments is over. Resuming debate.
October 15th, 2004House debate
The Deputy Speaker
Supply been the finance minister, he invoked closure or time allocation at least 13 times on his own legislation in the House. We think, well okay, maybe he had no choice; maybe he was just part of cabinet and had no opportunity to change that. He certainly had that opportunity when he
April 27th, 2004House debate
Rob MerrifieldCanadian Alliance
Supply allocation. The current Prime Minister waited six days to use closure and followed up with time allocation just about immediately in the Senate. On February 8, 2001, the opposition leader moved a motion that would have the House adopt a policy from the Liberal red book, one that called
April 27th, 2004House debate
John ReynoldsCanadian Alliance
Tlicho Land Claims and Self-Government Act on numerous occasions. In the time allocated to me today, I would like to touch on just one of these benefits: strengthening economic development in aboriginal communities. This is an area of which I am deeply concerned. I am very proud to see our aboriginal peoples move forward
April 21st, 2004House debate
Lawrence O'BrienLiberal
The Budget with a reference to how angry people are. Throughout this time allocated to speeches on the budget, one colleague after another has spoken about the causes of that anger, and I personally am anxious for an election so people can direct that anger.
March 30th, 2004House debate
Francine LalondeBloc
Supply Party of Canada—persisted in waging procedural battles when we came back to the House, we brought in a time allocation motion on procedural debates so that we could move on to substantive issues. We felt it was important for substance to prevail in this House in order to serve
March 22nd, 2004House debate
Jacques SaadaLiberal
Supply Order. I draw to the attention of the member that if the Chair is rising, it is because he is seeking the floor, and traditionally the Chair does get the floor. I regret, but when members decide to split their time allocation, it also has the effect of reducing, cutting equally
February 19th, 2004House debate
The Deputy Speaker
Supply decisions at the rate of speed of the snap of a finger. They are not taking months and weeks to respond. What we did over the years, rather than confront that, was give up the review of estimates in 1969 when we said that they could be deemed. When we brought in time allocation in 1972
February 17th, 2004House debate
Reg AlcockLiberal
Reinstatement of Government Bills voted 83 times in favour of the use of closure or time allocation during the life of his government. Let me be very clear. This is not a new government. This is a government seeking a fourth mandate. It can change the paint on the ship of state and put the first mate at the wheel
February 10th, 2004House debate
Peter MacKayProgressive Conservative
Reinstatement of Government Bills expected. Today, a time allocation motion has been put forward. The government had months to decide on how to reinstate bills. It did not find a way to avoid a time allocation motion. It is pretty bad when in the first few days back in the House a time allocation motion has to be used
February 10th, 2004House debate
Paul CrêteBloc
Reinstatement of Government Bills or the tyranny of the minority. At a subsequent meeting on May 4, the former clerk suggested that with motions of time allocation or closure the Speaker is less likely to intervene. There is a reference to this on page 570 of the House of Commons Procedure and Practice . However, the clerk
February 10th, 2004House debate
Bob MillsCanadian Alliance
Reinstatement of Government Bills . It took all of six days for the new Prime Minister to use the most blunt instruments in the parliamentary arsenal. Closure and time allocation are not standard procedures of the House. They should be our last resort, not our first response. This chamber was designed as a place
February 10th, 2004House debate
Elsie WayneProgressive Conservative