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Procedure and House Affairs committee The party is also prohibited from trying to circumvent its own limit.
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee Exactly. The party cannot try to circumvent its own limit. It would be very suspicious if the same advertisement was published by each and every EDA. Again, the goal of this amendment is to ensure that EDAs will be able to, for example, print a pamphlet and put the party logo or
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee It's just different.
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee The Chief Electoral Officer of Canada does not conduct investigations. The Chief Electoral Officer conducts audits of the various financial returns that are provided to him. On the other hand, the commissioner of Canada elections conducts investigations on the enforcement of the
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee At this point, it's a policy decision.
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee The technical effect of this is that the Chief Electoral Officer will not be granted the power to request documents.
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee Yes. Motion LIB-38 would be removing the lines 1 to 5 in the English version at page 157 and the equivalent in French, so that would remove the power of the Chief Electoral Officer to require the chief agent of a party to provide specified documents in support of the party's—
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee It would remove that requirement, but a following motion, which is associated as per the chair's ruling, LIB-60, would empower the commissioner of Canada elections, in the course of an investigation conducted in response to a complaint, to request documents from registered partie
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee That is correct.
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee Yes. I will just mention to the committee that from a technical standpoint, NDP-21 does refer to consultations with political parties through its proposed subsection 385.2(2), which makes reference to subsections 16.1(2) to (7) of the Canada Elections Act. Subsection 16.1(3) prov
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee No, this is about supporting documents. This is about receipts from bank accounts—
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee From an operational perspective, all of these documents would need to be translated and would need to be made available in an available format for persons with disabilities. I'm not saying that making something available in an accessible format is a burden; I'm just saying that
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee Am I right that the amendment would replace subsection 477.59(1) by subsections 477.59(3) and (4)?
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin
Procedure and House Affairs committee Okay. Well, this is a policy decision, but from an operational perspective, 338 electoral districts times six, seven, or eight candidates represents thousands of candidates, and these represent thousands of documents. I must remind the committee that these documents are alread
October 17th, 2018Committee meeting
LCdr Jean-François Morin