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Government Operations committee  Do you mind if my colleague answers?

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  That's certainly outside the bounds of—

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  Well, the subjects of the procurements vary greatly. The issues relate to whether the procurement has been carried out fairly.

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  Usually, from the moment the representatives of a company know there is a problem, they can try to resolve it with the department concerned. If there is no resolution, they can turn to the tribunal, but there are deadlines that must be very strictly observed. You have to file wit

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  They cover the waterfront. I have been in my position as vice-chair for about a year and a half and I have seen complaints on everything from the provision of portable toilets to the delivery of Canada's food mail in the north.

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  Our decisions may be appealed to the Federal Court of Appeal.

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  They are sometimes appealed, yes.

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  We work on the basis of the submissions that have been filed. They comprise the record, which is open to all the parties in the case. We tend to make our decisions based on the written record, but if a party is unhappy with our decision, winner or loser.... Sometimes I believe bo

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  The tribunal may have up to nine members, but we presently have seven. We have a chair, two vice-chairs, and four members. We are governor-in-council appointees. We may serve for a maximum of two terms, and the maximum of each term is five years, so the absolute maximum that any

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman

Government Operations committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman. Thank you for the invitation to appear before the committee. My name's Elaine Feldman, and as you said, I'm the vice-chair of the Canadian International Trade Tribunal. On my left is Reagan Walker, who is the tribunal's general counsel; and on

May 17th, 2007Committee meeting

Elaine Feldman