Citizenship and Immigration committee  In my particular case, I was an investigator, who was in discipline. I was investigating the members in relation to complaints from the consumer of the immigration service, if I can use the term generally How it led me to this position is that I was doing administrative law. It

Citizenship and Immigration committee  They have this 18-page booklet. I'm going through it and filling it out. There isn't much for me. I'm a lawyer and I report to my bar association as to what I'm doing. I'm no longer employed by CSIC, so there really isn't anything for me to do, other than comply with the requir

Citizenship and Immigration committee  It doesn't prejudice me. I moved in 1983. I don't think it's relevant to today.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I just don't feel that it's relevant. I don't feel that it relates to my qualifications.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Yes, sure. I received a call from a person who worked at the Ethics Commissioner's office, Ms. Plouffe. I had a conversation with her, and what she wanted to know in my particular case was whether or not I was aware that for a year after the end of the appointment I wouldn't be

Citizenship and Immigration committee  First, I'm going to summarize your question. If I understand correctly, you're asking me why or how my analysis of the political situation in 1994 has an effect on my position now. Is that correct?

Citizenship and Immigration committee  Oh, all right. Why did I put it in my CV? That was in response to a part on independent thinking or the ability to think for oneself. Another part said you had to work with persons of other nationalities.

Citizenship and Immigration committee  I can go first. Good afternoon, Mr. Chairman and committee members. My name if Dominique Setton-LeMar. I'll give you a little bit of a brief background. When I was an infant, I immigrated to Montreal with my parents in the early 1950s. I was raised in Montreal and attended ele