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Industry committee As a number of witnesses indicated when they appeared before the committee, Bill C-501 covered all unfunded pension liabilities. The motions don't change that. The motions say the same thing, they just say it in a clearer way. So we're dealing with providing a super-priority for
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee All deficits between what the plan's assets are for what it needs to carry all the benefits.
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee No. None of eight motions we've seen, which are the eight motions we're talking about, amend clause 6 of the bill.
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee In our reading of Bill C-501--and I think the witnesses who appeared before the committee also spoke to this--the provisions of Bill C-501 would put the claims for unfunded pension liabilities as a super-priority, and therefore paid before the secured creditors.
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee Currently, Bill C-501 has language that speaks to any amounts considered to meet the standard for solvency determined in accordance with section 9 of those regulations.
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee This covers the unfunded pension liabilities.
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee No, it clarifies the language and makes it even more clear that you're dealing with all the unfunded pension liabilities.
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee In our reading of the motions, it clarifies that Bill C-501 covers all unfunded pension liabilities and provides a super-priority. These amendments only make it clearer that that's what the bill does. There was, as some witnesses expressed, some discussion as to whether or not
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland
Industry committee Bonjour. The way we understand the motions—and this is probably true of all eight of them, because they change the bill in the same fashion but in different circumstances--as a number of witnesses have indicated, the current version of the bill covers all the unfunded pension li
November 25th, 2010Committee meeting
Roger Charland