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Procedure and House Affairs committee  Thank you for the question. All of my activities with respect to government relations and the consultations and work I do are all registered publicly on a website. It's all available, proactive, and transparent.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  After you rose on a point of privilege in the House of Commons, I proactively wrote to you and the other members of the finance committee that I had possession of the report.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  I'm not sure.... I'm not clear. Did I warn her...?

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  A professional friend relationship. I consider Mr. Ullyatt a friend. The answer to the question is yes.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Mr. Ullyatt was aware that I was following the proceedings of the finance committee. I never expected to receive that report. I never asked for the report, and nobody ever asked me to obtain a copy of that report.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  November 18 was when I received the report, and November 23 was the day that I communicated to the clerk of the finance committee.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  I'm not the individual at Hill & Knowlton who makes personnel decisions. Mr. Ullyatt had articulated interest in the lobbying industry and working in the lobbying industry, and I gave him some advice on how to best go about that. When he expressed interest, I did what I do with any individual who expresses an interest in Hill & Knowlton.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  I want to be very clear about what I did and did not do with the report, because I know that's an issue of concern to members.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Mr. Chair, what I did with that report was this. I received that report; I briefly took a look at it. I considered it to be nothing more than a compendium of public testimony given to the committee, and what I communicated to my client—

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  —was strictly a summary paragraph of public testimony.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  The report was clearly marked confidential. I understood it to be confidential.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  The client was Merck Frosst.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  At no time did I share the copy of the report with any other individual, other than the communication of that paragraph—and there was a colleague of mine in my office who has also seen that paragraph—which was my only communication with relation to this report.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  —what I communicated to my client was strictly—

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons

Procedure and House Affairs committee  When it was clear to me that this was a serious issue for the members of the finance committee, I contacted the chair of the committee, who informed me that I should immediately notify the clerk, which is the action I took on November 23 to indicate that I was also in possession of the report, that I deleted the report, and that no other individual had a copy of the report on my account.

December 14th, 2010Committee meeting

Andy Gibbons