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Citizenship and Immigration committee It reads: The committee recommends that the government immediately implement a program to allow conscientious objectors and their immediate family members (partners and dependents), who have refused or left military service related to a war not sanctioned by the United Nations
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Or you can have somebody amend it.
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee A recorded vote, Mr. Chair.
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Mr. Chair--
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Mr. Chair, to be clear, to my knowledge, Canadian Forces have not participated in a war that was not sanctioned by the United Nations. Some of our soldiers might be in an exchange program with another country and would therefore have to go into Iraq. Our soldiers did not particip
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Mr. Trost, if you have something to say, put your name on the list and say it. Until then, give me the courtesy.
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Mr. Chair, this motion clearly states the war is not sanctioned by the United Nations.
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Could we have a recorded vote, Mr. Chair?
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Mr. Chair, I would like to answer that. If I did say anything to the member to offend him, I apologize. As you can understand, this is an issue that has a lot of folks--
December 6th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Thank you very much for coming to enlighten us and give us some background on what's happening. I have one question. There was a backlog in Damascus. Did you put in extra staff and efforts to clear that backlog in the last 365 days, and if so, how many people?
December 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Thank you. Have you considerably reduced the processing times in Damascus in family class and parental class in the last year, and if so, by what percentage?
December 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee So if I were to say you have shortened your processing time by about 20% in Damascus, would you disagree with me?
December 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee In other words, you cleared the decks in the last couple of months, anticipating that we were going to deal with Iraqi refugees.
December 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Mr. Scoffield, I'm going to ask this again. You cleared the decks; you got extra staff in there anticipating that the Iraqi refugees would have to be dealt with. Yes or no?
December 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal
Citizenship and Immigration committee Will your dealing with these Iraqis increase the intake from Iran or any other cases or countries that the Damascus office covers?
December 11th, 2007Committee meeting
Jim KarygiannisLiberal